the terrorist regime, death to israel , israel, sayyed hassan, the axis of every crime is america, america is america, america is america, talavid and haifa are under fire from hezbollah resistance forces. military intelligence 820 targeted musa's headquarters in homah tel aviv with fadiyeh 4 missiles. yemen's resistance with drones and rockets has been used against several targets in the land the occupation forces attacked. the yemeni armed forces targeted the yafah region with one drone and the omarshtash or eilat region with four samad chahar drones. the occupiers were forced to retreat from the lebanese border with the widespread fire of hezbollah fighters. the visit and consolation of the representative of the leader of the revolution to the families of the victims of the mining accident in teb. ayatollah maravi followed up on solving the problems of the families in a meeting while investigating the mine incident. hello , we look at the leadership. thank you very much for your sympathy. by sending you dignitaries cause. and consultations to strengthen economic relations with eurasian countries a

it history republican ran for president on a then controversial slogan, america first, america first america first america first. his name was pat buchanan and he shocked the abundance with a surprisingly strong showing in the new hampshire primary >> he scared the sitting president, george hw bush but he was the canary in the america first coal mine. >> maintain your sovereignty of your own country. >> why did his america first message fall short? then success? years later you then we are with you now of how the party of ronald reagan so help me god. >> so help me god became the party of donald trump from this day forward. it's going to be only america first america first i can't tell you how the consumer democrat, or an independent out here, there was pitch four, pat buchanan a former staffer with president nixon, turned conservative cable star crossfire on the right, that buchanan, buchanan long had the pulse of the gop's base we've been together eight years now and soon it will be time for me to go with reagan's departure and communism defeat mr. gorbachev, teared down this wall i'm read

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wherever the cruelty and filth of america has been there, but in the last days of its life, we all say with one voice, death to the great devil, death to america, death to america. america remember the conquest of khyber and remember the desert of tabast, your work is done, you are caught in the middle of the world, death to israel, death to america, we are part of heydarim's army, ready to emerge. let's wrap ourselves together with one heart, one color and united until the day mahdi comes . in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful, may god bless him and grant him peace, dear viewers , welcome to the news section at 13:00. high-ranking military sources in the sekonist regime's army stated that the ground attack on lebanon is more difficult and complicated than the operation in gaza against hamas movement it took these high base resources

america the beautiful. ♪ >> oh beautiful for spacious skies, for amber waves of grain. for purple mountain majesty above the fruited plain. america, americagod shed his grace on thee . and crown thy good with the brotherhood, from sea to shining sea. oh beautiful for patriot wings that sees beyond the years, thine alabaster cities gleamed undimmed by human tears. america, america, god shed his grace on the. and crown thy good with brotherhood, from sea to shining sea. and crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea. ♪ ♪ ladies and gentlemen, the honorable hakeem jeffries democratic leader of the united states of representatives. >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable hakeem jeffries, democratic leader of the united states house of representatives. >> good afternoon. hebrews chapter 11, verse one. now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. two dr. christine darden, to the families of dorothy vaughan katherine johnson , dr. christine darden's family and mary jackson, administrator nelson, margot lee shetterly , andrea mosey, speaker johnson, with clark, senator christopher coons, senator she

advise america, as the supporter and supporter of this regime, to fasten the collar of its rabid dog so that it neither harms itself nor causes serious pain to its owner. death to america, death to america. america, q. revolution, thanks, thanks to the revolutionary guards. in the end, in the end, to the high spirits of all the great martyrs of the resistance, especially the martyr seyyed hassan nasrallah, the martyr. we send our greetings to ismail haniyeh and martyr hajj qassem soleimani and we assure all our comrades in the resistance front, especially in lebanon and gaza, that we will stay by your side until the victory of quds sharif and we will continue the path of martyrs of the resistance. every day, more than ever , we are touched by the admonition of almighty god in the holy quran that the martyrs are alive. yes, seyyed hassan nasrallah is alive. ismail haniyeh is alive. the resistance is alive and we will continue our struggle until the liberation of quds sharif. peace be upon quds. peace be upon palestine and peace be upon the martyrs of the path of god, peace be upon you , may god's mercy and blessings be upon you. rajavi's hand is stained with the blood of the people of ir

america? maybe they can sell weapons to it , it can fulfill the budget, but america can no longer shape the middle east that it wants . listen, they won't allow china, russia, america, europe to push this area, the area will completely turn into the anashim area, and they won't allow anyone to speak in this area. america's mistake in its strategy could have been a lot. his own personal war is the war of his own will, which caused both america and america to enter the swamp of not accepting the grand strategy, adopting the right strategy in the direction of the region, the middle east was independent, maybe it was a colonial process, but at the height of colonialism, there were also people who were against colonialists. the region does not allow them to stand up, the history of the region says this. because of the issue of ethnicity and the issue of tithes, they do not allow anyone to be aristocracy so easily and become the ruler of it. thank you very much, dr. zara, greetings to you again. in the name of allah, the merciful, i am again hello, i apologize for the communication that happened. mr. dr. zaran, i had asked this question to his excellency mahzar before th

so it appears that the america that daisy sang and the america that america keeps saying were two different songs until today. langston hughes was in both poems. i sing america and life may not a crystal stair. it wasn't for daisy, but the lesson is that if you keep singing in america, if you keep climbing. rough side of the mountain. langston says it is not to sing america towards the end that tomorrow i'll be at the table when company comes. nobody'll dare say to me eat in the kitchen. that means no bricks, no murders. and besides he says they will see how beautiful i am and be ashamed. i, too, sing america. so now that we've unveiled this statue of daisy so that america and the world will interpret to. to see how beautiful america is when they see daisy, lee, gaston bates say her name. daisy bates. and we all will be singing the same america. thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, mr. jeffries. thank you, america. ladies and gentlemen, the hbcu alumni choir of the university of arkansas, pine bluff, philander smith university arranged by stephen hayes performing guide feet. got my feet easy.

receives everything from america, america ultimately is the big boss, it's not complicit in the genocide of the palestinians and it's not complicit in what's happening in america, in lebanon afwan, it is a direct actor. actually they just gave an approved $8.7 billion dollars worth of weaponry to israel and those 85 buster bunker bombs weighing 2 to 4,00 lb each were from america made in america, killing, by the way, killing hundreds of civilians, leveling six buildings at the same time, and when harris or biden released their statement, they don't have one word of condemnation against the killing of children, even though it is so similar to what happened in 9/11, destroying towers with civilians in it, which by the way, the man they call a terrorist condemned, he condemned the tactics of bin ladin, he fought against al-qaidah in syria, he fought against. isis in syria, he condemned what happened on 9/11, this very same man that they call a terrorist because they want him to be a terrorist is a man that was the only one standing up to the israeli powers as he tried implement what the un resolutions were calling for anyway and what most of the international com

america. so it appears that the america that daisy sang in the america that america sang were two different songs. until today. >> [ applause ] >> langston hughes was right. in both poems. i too sing america and life may not be a crystal stair, it wasn't for daisy, but the lesson is, that if you keep singing america, if you keep climbing the rough side of the mountain, he says, and i too sing america, towards the end, that tomorrow i will be at the table when company comes, nobody will dare sing to me eat in the kitchen. that means, no murders, and besides, he says, they will see how beautiful i am. and be ashamed i to sing america. now that we have unveiled this beautiful statue of daisy bates, so that america and the world will, in perpetuity, see how beautiful america is, when they see daisy gatson bates. say her name. daisy bates. and we all will be singing the same america. thank you, mr. speaker. thank you mr. jeffries. thank you america. >> [ applause ] alumni choir of the university of arkansas, pine bluff, philander smith university arranged by stephen hayes performing guide feet. >> lad

five or 6 thousand people came with with their slogans and flags, man against america, man against america. death to america, death to america came and said that we are ready to wear shrouds and listen to orders as long as we live. as our beloved leader said , we are behind the people of gaza and lebanon until the end. they came to say that they are mourning and sad. but nasrallah is alive because the movement is alive, hezbollah will never be destroyed by the martyrdom of a noble martyr, but new blood his veins will be nasrallah, actually a symbol of a kind of resistance thinking, after seyyed hassan , we see the beginning of nasrallah, they came and said they are grateful for the decree that introduced hell to the eyes of zionists. we thank the islamic revolutionary guard corps. big thanks to the god of the islamic revolutionary guard corps and we are remit from remit with the family of ali, whoever fell and died, god is great, god is great, together with a general who is a memory of the war, there was an opportunity in the company of our dear young people, we are also a few steps with them , they came to

voters , study their electorate, small businesses are a core of rural america, a core of urban america, the are a core of suburban america. what we see is, on this issue, a deep commonality between different political regions, or political geographies, and how the american electorate, either urban or rural , is thinking about the fact that corporations like small business owners, are getting bigger, that small business owners are having a tougher time competing with corporations , and rural america, the most vivid manifestation of this, more common than the american flag is dollar general. you talk to a lot of rural committees stuck in the middle of living in a food desert, in the middle of a medical desert, not able to sort of, you know, a lot of those desert exist because of corporations taking place in other industries and rural hospitals leaving. what do you do when the dollar general was to show up and build a new store? that means you are not driving 30, 45 minutes to get a basic necessity, dollar general has made promises to maybe put some medical care in their establishments that often means local small business

america. there are core urban america. they are core of suburban america. and what we see actually on this issue, a deep commonality between different regions or political geographies and the american electorate, either urban or rural, is thinking about the fact corporations, not small business owners are getting bigger. that small business owners are having a tougher time competing with corporations in rural america. i think the most vivid manifestation of this, you know, more common than an american flag or, a star on a barn is dollar general. and you talk to a lot of rural community is that are sort of stuck in the middle between living a food desert increasingly in the middle of a medical desert not able to sort of you and all that and a lot of those deserts exist of corporatization that's taken place in other and rural hospitals leaving example and what do you do? the dollar general wants to show up, build a new store. i mean, that means you're not driving 30, 45 minutes to go get a sort of basic necessity and dollar general has made some promises to ma

america we want. an america strong and free. an america at peace. ith equal rights for all citizens and for women. guarantee in the united states constitution. and america with jobs and good health and good education for every citizen. an america. a clean and bountiful life in our cities and on our farms. an america that helps to feed the world. and america secure and filling its own energy needs. an america of justice tolerance and compassion. for this vision to come true. we must sacrifice. but this national committeeman will be an exciting and a prize that will unify people together as one people. let us work. build our strength at home and together as one indivisible union. let us seek peace and security. the world. together, us. make this time of challenge and danger. a decade of national resolve and our brave achievement. thank you very much much. that might reflect. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] ♪♪ thing to programs and radio mattel your smart s

america first, that is, america first of all, and nato is already there because of whom the second third is there, the truth is, i am so right, and in fact, yes, and in fact these thoughts are also widespread among american voters, because ... the last polls, for example, showed that when asked whether the united states should intervene in foreign conflicts, a significant portion of americans said that we should actually think first about how to avoid war and negotiate, rather than trying to resolve any external conflicts with the help of military intervention, and such is the certain skepticism of donald trump about nato, about the commitment of americas coalition alliance, to allies, what is it for ukraine, that is, if america nato is not number one for ukraine in terms of alliances , in terms of alliances, what is it for ukraine, where, to which alliance will it aspire then? well, this obviously puts the prospect of ukraine's nato membership on the back burner, since if trump is questioning his commitments to current members of the alliance, it is unlikely will he be ready to open the doors of the alliance for new countries, especially countries that... are currently at war with other states, that is, it is obvious that for ukraine , ukraine will be forced to look for some new goals, to set new strategic tasks for itself, which ... which would go further and help her establish the possibility on a bilateral basis to seek some agreements on security issues or to knock on the door of the alliance. the vice presidential debate, we had tim walls, the governor of minnesota, and jd vance, the senator from zogaio, that the democratic cand

i think america and the media needs to make _ i think america and the media needs to make america laughgn, i don't think they need _ trump campaign, idon't think they need to— trump campaign, idon't think they need to do— trump campaign, i don't think they need to do it for the donald trump momentum has been swing in the right direction _ momentum has been swing in the right direction and i don't think the left can count — direction and i don't think the left can count this as a win.| direction and i don't think the left can count this as a win.— can count this as a win. i can see live pictures _ can count this as a win. i can see live pictures of _ can count this as a win. i can see live pictures 0ij _ can count this as a win. i can see live pictures 0ij fonts - live pictures ofjd fonts campaigning and about to introduce donald trump at a rally in georgia. let's talk to sir alex younger and jon ashworth. i'm going to ask you about what you think of a possible second trump presidency fed up you were ahead of mi6 when he first became president, but i want to talk to you first about some

america, america has supported regimes that have actually acted against the regimes of legal governments , and this is not the first rain . we are trying. what we have to do is to first present the real information , tell the people the real goals of israel from this operation and the war it has launched against gaza, and actually talk about the past, how the israelis came to the land in 1948. occupied palestine and now in my own country people don't know this because it was never announced on tv and in the media . i have been reading a story that has history since october 7th , and 70 years ago, it is being censored and does not talk about it. my question is that you have written a book that is against the narrative of the government in european countries and this book is going to be published there, do you think it might be a problem for you because we had news that the authors of university professors and students are against the popular narrative. the west about the zionist regime they write that problems arise. until now , a problem has been created for me, they are pressuring me to censor this book, they are trying to prevent us from participating in the meetings and discussions that we want to hold, to reduce and limit them, and they actually say that we are one meeting. we wanted to hold it, but they said no because michel colon is an individual. these accusations were brought against me and unfortunately in france as well. i couldn't do it , it's very dangerous there, when you talk about the palestinian resistance, that's when it's possible that you will go to jail, so this is a risk that we are facing. of course, i accepted this risk . i want to say that i will continue to tell the truth, and i consider this to be my mission, even though they say that if you want a different version of the official version. there is a risk that you will be imprisoned, mr. columbus, we have almost reached the end of this conversation. if you can, i would like you to give a brief answer on how you predict the fate of the war . if this war continues for another year, do you think it will be the zionist regime? can it be achieved? well, this is a question that i we have the american elections ahead. we have many debates. when we observe the israeli media, we realize that they are very worried. ask for description. in some media and even some of them came to believe that iran is a country that wants to establish peace, i think so myself and therefore i cannot say what might happen because it depends to some extent what are we going to do and what is our performance? we can say myself in europe. can i enlighten my citizens and compatriots effectively enough? only if we can enlighten the public opinion, then we can have a chance for a ceasefire, and finally, as i said before, this is a war that is a there is an information war and we must show the facts to the people. thank you, mr. kellen. we in iran hope that your activities to support palestine and the people in the west asia region will not be a problem for you, or at least it will be little. thank you for accepting our invitation. you were mr. michel cloone, a historian and writer from belgium , was with us. thank you very much to the media for reporting the explosion at the intersection leading to the entrance to the international airport of karachi, pakistan. in this incident, two people were killed and at least eight others were injured. the police announced that a bomb -laden tanker car exploded and burst into flames among the cars near it. the minister of interior affairs of sindh state of pakistan also said: this was a bomb explosion that targeted cars carrying foreigners. some news sources introduced the people in these cars as chinese nationals. authorities holding the elections in tunisia, the participation rate in the presidential elections of this country was announced to be around 27. in this election, which was held yesterday, about 2 million 600 thousand people voted out of a total of 975 thousand eligible people. the participation rate in the presidential elections 5 years ago in tunisia was 45. since yesterday, three candidates have been competing, including the current president of tunisia, qais said. cuba has announced its request for membership in brics, the russian ambassador in havana said that cuba has already sent an official request to receive the status of participation in brics , viktor kornbeli emphasized that the kurds are interested. and the relevant request has also been made official. also, cuban president miguel diaz-canel has received an invitation to participate in the brics plus development meeting, which will be held on the sidelines of this meeting . the speaker of the national assembly of venezuela announced that some agreements, including the barbados agreement and the agreement concluded with america, have been invalidated. kharkh rodriguez said: the cancellation of the barbados agreement takes place after the opponents of the government resorted to violent actions after the presidential election. also, the president of the national assembly of venezuela said that the 6-month exemption is for reducing american sanctions against the sun. the oil and gas exported from venezuela has also been violated due to the non-compliance of the united states with its obligation to lift the sanctions imposed by it and is invalid. china's artificial intelligence will become. this company has started producing samples of its artificial intelligence chip called esd 90 to replace nvidia chips. the recent us sanctions have limited the purchase of hardware from abroad , and huawei has seized the opportunity and plans to replace it in the chinese market. you are still watching the world today, we are going to start the second case about the one year anniversary of al-aqsa storm, but before from the beg

america's perspective america had a nuclear monopoly until 1949, although the soviets tested the bomb, they won't have a deliverable bomb probably for another four years. so 9054 looks like being the year of maximum danger. so the united states has a four year window to try and do something about. the soviet union's impending acquisition of deliverable nuclear weapons. and they also two schools of thought here the dominant truman acheson school of thought is that stalin can be deterred as long as america builds up its conventional forces. this is the message of nsc 68. truman doesn't initially. by that truman wants to keep defense spending. but in the wake of the korean war, truman okays the approval for a massive rearmament drive, which gathers pace after the chinese intervention. and that comes from the fact that if america shows resolve in korea. if america builds up its military capacity, stirling can be deterred. but there's an opposing school of thought behind closed doors within the pentagon sometimes within the republican party, which argues that if war with the soviet union is inevitable, if the soviets will have nuclear weapons within four years, probably best to get the war over and done with now and the whole notion of a preventive strike, louis, who's defense secretary, started the war, is muttering about this. certain journalists secretary, navy francis matthews makes a speech in august 50 advocating a preventive. and it's quite a lot of muttering behind closed doors, wh

america. they are urban america and they are suburban america. hat we see is actually on this issue a deep commonality between different political regions and political geographies and how the electorate either urban or rural is thinking about the fact that corporations and small businesses are getting bigger and small business owners are having a tougher time competing with corporations. in rural america, the most vivid menaces manifestation of this and more common than the american flag or a star on a barn. you talk to a lot of rural communities that are stuck in the middle between living in a food deserts or living in the middle of a medical desert not able to sort of -- a lot of the deserts exist because of corporatization that is taken place and hospitals for example. what do you do when dollar general shows up and wants to build a new store? that means you are not driving 30-45 minutes to get a basic necessity. dollar general made some promise to put medical care in their establishments and what that often means is the local small business o

america, america, america has become a dirty, crime-ridden death trap. we're a failed nation. hways are crumbling. the garbage is piled up and disgusting. crackers. crackers are up 40%. people are living in hell. the american dream is dead. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: what a hate-triot. thank you for those inspiring words, mr. president. and one more thing before we move on. it is thursday night. that means it's time to bleep and blur the biggest tv moments of the week. it's time for "this week in unnecessary censorship." [ cheers and applause ] >> alaska's popular fat bear week contest has been delayed by a day after one of the contestants [ bleep ] another to death -- okay, wow. didn't see that coming there, all right. >> the world saw it on that debate stage a few weeks ago, a nearly 80-year-old donald trump talking about [ bleep ] sizes is not what we need in this moment. >> the economy was [ bleep ]. >> i can sense you're [ bleep ]ing me. i think it's important to say what's actually going on. >> this debate in new york city is going to be a little bit different. the

america. only america. america is a great country. d bless america. >> and god bless the jeep wrangler. >> exactly. you got it. >> reporter: steve hartman, on the road, in vienna, virginia. >> so sweet. so wonderful to see. and that's today's "cbs news roundup." reporting from new york city, i'm shanelle kaul. >>> hello and thanks so much for staying up with us. i'm shanelle kaul in new york, and here are the top stories on "cbs news roundup." senator j.d. vance and governor tim walz pitching to the nation on why they're right for the job in the cbs news vice presidential debate. we get expert analysis on all aspects of that debate from cbs news' own political director. >>> an escalation in the middle east in the wake of large iranian missile attack aimed at israel. >>> vice presidential candidates j.d. vance and tim walz sparred tuesday night in the only presidential debate of this campaign, held right here at cbs in new york and cbs' caroline cummings has more. >> reporter: it didn't take long for the gloves to come off in the first

america, what do we mean? what are the characteristics? are the traits? what are the traits? i would look at two of them. one of them, we are modern america, america modern, because we're an economic superpower. we're in it. we're a highly developed, technologically sophisticated, industrial and, now post-industrial economy. we are the we are the 800 pounds gorilla of world economies. there's nobody even close to here. a lot of talk today about being challenged, about china being challenged about this. the united states gdp is two and a half times that of our nearest rival, one of our states, california is seventh in the world in terms of in terms of its gdp. we are the great economic giant of the world. the world. but how did it happen? well, we all agreed. the civil war played a critical role in this. the civil war which which gave a huge boost because of the demands of the war to industrialization the north was already ahead. the union was already in industrial development. the south at beginning. but the end of that war, they were far, far ahead. you know, they had taken this industrial beginning and they pushed it forward vigorously. they you

america terms of our constitution what makes america, america joining us now to talk about all of this, elliott williams, cnn legal analyst jonathan alter, the author of american reckoning, kendra barkat, former press secretary to joe biden and matt gorman, former senior adviser to tim scott's presidential campaign. >> welcome to all of you. thank you for being here. >> jonathan, you've spent a lot of time thinking about history. >> you've seen and covered a lot of that american history everything, our media environment is so fragmented everything flies by us. so fast now that it seems sometimes in these final moments of the campaign, you can lose sight of what we're really grappling with here but when the headline in the atlantic is the trump wants his generals to be more like they want it like hitler's generals. and you have these comments on the record from kelly, who's been very careful about how and when he decides to speak out, it does collectively make a significant statement about where we are yes, we're at a moment of national truth thi

america strong again. we will make america proud ag again. we will make americaand we will make america great again. thank you, pennsylvania. god bless you all. ♪ >> hello, from anita vogel, joey jones. welcome to the "big weekend show". you just heard former president trump rallying supporters and battleground pennsylvania. let's go to fox news which is in live on the ground in pennsylvania. >> playing behind me, the sound of the end of the trump rally, this lasted about an hour and a half. he said if we went pennsylvania, we went the whole thing. right? 's got great points because of the desk when pennsylvania, the math for vice president kamala harris is extremely difficult to witness the election. about an hour east of pittsburgh here. very much trump country. the margin for trump over president biden for years ago it hits on the campaign trail, their biggest problem in the country even over inflation, he said. destroying the fabric of the country, the promise to seal our borders immediately. an awful lot about early voting, something they have had over a num

cup, clinching race in barcelona in the - america's cup, clinching the america's cup, clinching the america'srica's cup 7—2 with the defender is taking it. we will have more on that in the next hour. oh, breaking news, breaking hearts. there are just over two weeks until voters head to the polls in the us election, where democratic hopeful kamala harris has been looking to increase her popularity with a key group of the electorate. according to recent polling, black men are failing to support ms harris in the way they did joe biden at the last election. it's an issue for her campaign which could have a real impact in places like georgia, the key swing state with the largest population of black voters, from where our north america correspondent nada tawfik reports. georgia is one of the biggest prizes of this election and the way to win this swing state mayjust be through savannah and this largely democratic coastal county. in 2020, an increase in voter turnout here propelled joe biden over the line to his narrow victory in the peach state. with election day now in focus, though, kamala harris

america, america has done everything in its power to advance israel's plans in the region. washington's attempt to change the balance of power in the region to the detriment of the resistance axis has not been successful, and americano longer in the region. west asia cannot be trusted even by its allies. the spokesman of qassam guards said: after a year since the beginning of al-aqsa storm, iran has put fear on the enemy with the attacks of sadiq's promise. abu obeidah, in a speech on the occasion of the anniversary of al-aqsa storm operation, describing this operation as the most professional and successful commando operation. in the contemporary period, he said that this operation was a preventive attack that changed the face of the region. the spokesman told the qasan battalions that the resistance operation has worn out the security and defense capabilities of the enemy and has forced the zionists to migrate by inflicting heavy economic losses. abu obeidah emphasized that the enemy does not understand anything except the language of power and weapons should only be answered with weapons. gave the secretary general of the palestinian islamic jihad said that this movement is short of its previous conditions rega

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america, america, khmer khmer or the jews of the army of muhammad will return to khyber, khyber or the jews of the army of muhammad will return to the martyrs of lebanon and palestine. we say blood to the martyrs of lebanon and palestine. we will continue it and we will not rest until the defeat of zionism and the liberation of the occupied territories. we gathered in baghdad to make our cry heard by the world community. a society that remained silent in front of zionist crimes. but they know we are united shia and sunni, god willing, will disappoint the zionist regime and its supporters. in the center of baghdad , thousands of iraqis heartbroken by the martyrdom of seyed hassan nasrallah , while welcoming the message of the supreme leader in the friday prayer in tehran, will call on the islamic nations to condemn any compromise of their comfortable governments with the zionist regime, and call on imam khamenei to be a red line and the issue of imam khamene's case. this is our red line, and the issue of palestine, which is his main concern, is the issue of all jalal khalidi of baghdad radio and television news agency. today's orange weather warning is in effect for some coastal areas of the caspian sea as well as alborz highlands has the meteorological organization has predicted rain, thunder and strong wind for khorasan provinces. hello, dear compatriots , during the afternoon and tonight, we are witnessing rains in the eastern parts of ardabil province, the southern parts of the caspian sea, the southern slopes of alborz, and the rains in these areas are in the form of showers and lightning . in the form of scattered showers in the central areas of the eastern part of the country, for the provinces of north khorasan, khorasan razavi, south khorasan, north sistan baluchistan, northern parts of yazd province, due to the intensity of the rains today, we are witnessing flooding. we are witnessing the rising water level of rivers and canals in the eastern parts of gilan province, mazandaran, western parts of golestan province, alborz provinces, tehran , semnan. avoid heights. in the name of god salam, four more medals and: for iranian taekwondo athletes in the world championship competitions on the fifth day of these battles, which is held in south korea's chanche, hana zarinkamer minus 68 girls with a victory over representatives of croatia, americatherlands, poland and taekwondo kari from owner's host country in minus 41 ghazal houshmand won the gold medal by winning against opponents from the republic of azerbaijan, germany, greece, kazakhstan, russia and china. among the boys in minus 73, ali akbar abra also won the first place in melban with a tie against nasaji. in the continuation of the seventh week of this competition, from another hour, press police in takhti stadium will host chadorramlai ardakan red poshan, and if they win, they can climb to the top of the table . esteghlal khuzestan will be at sepahan reception house of isfahan from 19:00. zardposhan of diyar zayandeh rood, who have two points more than persepolis, can lead to the top of the table by winning. in the last game, he is also a fan. it is located on esteghlal street in tehran. i hope that blue poshan, who were recently led by sohrab bakhtiarizadeh , will end their not-so-good days with a win . but yesterday nasaji drew 1 at home against melvan. sailors wit

america's democracy. it’s america's democracy. it's really bad. _ america's democracy. not - america's democracy. it�*s really bad, it's not obvious federal prosecutors will try to charge elon musk and find this to be illegal no matter what the legal analysis is because it is very complicated to bring charges along elon musk and may be perceived as trying to affect the election but it is a really bad message about american democracy if it looks like berliners can try really hard to swing the election or may be risks winning an election that is not the way we want our democracy to work and thatis want our democracy to work and that is one of the things prosecutors will have to consider, whether that is setting a weird precedent, that's really ugly about how that's really ug

america's politics? what does it do to america's ability to even discuss these issues as we've seen so many cases of, of censorship around this conflict? yeah, this is a, i think somebody that should worry lots for americans. and what's happened in the past year is that israel supporters in the united states have started playing real hardball to try and prevent any sorts of criticisms of israel. and so they put enormous pressure on american universities on some media organizations on individuals as well to try and silence them, possibly by making things illegal. you have universities in acting speech codes that probably violate the 1st amendment, that alone principles of academic freedom in some state and local governments trying to do similar things as well. this is essentially sort of mccarthy i tactic . what's most appalling about it is it's being done to try and insulate or protect a country. it's currently engaged in a genocidal campaign and now seems to be expanding it into other areas as well. certainly expanding the war into other areas as well. and i worry that this will inevitably have a backl

america wealthy again. we will make america wealthy agai. we will make america strong again. we will make america proud again. we will make america safe again. and we will make america great again. >> thank you, new york. >> god bless you. god bless you all. thank you. >> oh, wow. >> donald trump rocking madison square garden sold out crowd. tens of thousands of people gathering to hear the president of the united states make his case with only nine days to go. hard to believe. only nine days to go in this election. but what a raucous event you had. everybody from melania trump to donald trump junior to eric trump to elon musk. jd vance, right on down the list, the who's who of who supports donald trump in this campaign, making the case that donald trump would make the best president of the united states with the election again nine days away. hello everyone. i'm jason chaffetz along with molly line, lisa boothe and charlie hurt. welcome again to the big weekend show. we've got a lot to talk about today, but we've been watching his historic political movement joined on stage r

south korea, south america, america and china reached the final stage and in this stage they won gold by defeating the representatives of kazakhstan. in minus 51, amir mohammad nasir ahmadi defeated representatives from portugal, italy, azerbaijan and jordan, but lost to his opponent from greece in the semi-finals and won bronze. in minus 63 kg girls, sagher moradi won the foot race with a victory over opponents from lithuania, portugal, australia and china. foreigners have informed that esteghlals are going to travel to hawadar on saturday in the seventh week of the premier league. we will definitely bring a foreign coach, we said calmly. today, we have to try to look for change, and the fans are a very good opportunity, god willing, by winning the fans, of course, first we have to practice cheerfully , there should be strong empathy in the team, order and discipline. in a professional environment, this is very important. there is also news from the european champions league, which was followed by the win of juventus and liverpool and the defeat of bayern munich and real madrid. in t

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