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organization. that former board member is bill brock and he joins me now. bill, why exactly did you resign? state of americale for any sports organization must be fair competition for women. in business terms, ncaa lost sight of its bottom line. stuart: you've been called anti-trans for that statement. >> i'm pro women and pro fair competition and spent 14 years for the anti-doping agency and had the focus with experts on protecting a fair level playing field in u.s. sport and sport around the globe, and i understand what increases sport performance in male biology and female biology are incompatible in terms of a fair sport category. i'm not against anybody but for fair sports category. stuart: the sports caster is speaking out against trans athletes in women's sports. he said i'm not trans-phobic but it's common sense. is it common sense, bill? >> it's common sense, it's apparent to everybody u and unfortunately the dialogue has gotten interrupted with a lot of false claims about the science. i've worked with scientists including dr. tommy lundburg from stockholm, sweden, and they've had decades of resear

it was much less a mom and pop stand up for the rights of gun owners in america organization than it had become an elitist slush fund for the people running it and very few others. >> emily, people around the country of varying views, varying ideologies when you poll them say, well, there are some certain things we should do to have better gun safety. nra is a chief reason why that hasn't happened, is it not? >> absolutely. it has had a report card for members of congress, for members of state legislatures about how they vote on gun issues and has really succeeded in moving the american government to the right. and so things like bans on assault weapons or even background checks that were easier to pass 20 years ago have become really difficult. and that has been a lot of the nra's success. obviously the supreme court decision finding that there's an individual right to bear arms in the second amendment are relevant here, too, and the nra's part of electing republicans who then choose very conservative supreme court justices on gun rights. so they've had a great deal of influence. an

in many countries, the user does this there has been a department in america's security organizations for years when these people were very numerous and they controlled many things . these events that have happened now, artificial intelligence is now forgiven. artificial intelligence, yes, and this field will definitely change, but no matter how much this tool is controlled, no matter how much this tool grows and develops, two parts can be the achilles heel of a user who is using that environment . because finally, when there is a demand , there will be a supply . they may be able to control that supply, that platform, this middle, that media, that middle. they should monitor and be strict, but in any case, these two parts mainly come from culture building, so that there is no culture building, the principles of education are not formed from childhood and adolescence in america, which could not be done anymore . located in his own policy in international relations. in his own political thought, he considers himself a follower of this school. it was expected that you would not be stric

economic its technology, culture, and power once upon a time, american conservatives praised america's organic communities, rooted in freedom and choice, built bottom-up, not top-down. but the new populist, right? despises these cities and that disgust is in part a rejection of modern pluralistic american democracy itself. increasingly, they are dazzled by the clean and orderly ways of dictatorships. populist authoritarians, an absolute monarchies after all, say what you will about putin. he makes the subways run on time go to cnn.com slash fareed for link to my washington post column this week attention

economic its technology, culture, and power once upon a time, american conservatives praised america's organic communities, rooted in freedom and choice, built bottom-up, not top-down. but the new populist, right? despises these cities and that disgust is in part a rejection of modern pluralistic american democracy itself. increasingly, they are dazzled by the clean and orderly ways of dictatorships. populist authoritarians, an absolute monarchies after all, say what you will about putin. he makes the subways run on time go to cnn.com slash fareed for link to my washington post column this week attention >> this >> is cnn breaking news washington, dc, and we begin this hour with breaking news from the middle east. the us military has conducted a new round of strikes against houthi controlled areas of yemen. and houthi targets in the red seen, these new strikes hit anti-ship cruise missiles and vessels. and also included strikes on the first unmanned underwater vessel, the iranian backed rebel group has used since the attacks on the red sea began the houthi attacks have forced some of the world

and economics, technology, culture, and power once upon a time, american conservatives praised america's organic communities, rooted in freedom and choice built bottom-up, not top-down. but the new populist, right, despises these cities and that disgust is in part a rejection of modern pluralistic american democracy itself. increasingly, they are dazzled by the clean and orderly ways of dictatorships, populist rhetoric, arians, and absolute monarchies after all, say what you will about putin. he makes the subways run on time go to cnn.com slash fareed for link to my washington post column this week thanks to all of you for being part of my program this week. >> we'll >> see you next week >> judgment day. >> today, justice has been served. >> trump is ordered to pay up >> if i weren't running none of this stuff would have ever happened. >> new details of his plans for i can term as this unprecedented race take shape. >> do you think i'm on trial? these people who are on trial for trying to steal an election in 2020, plus world disorder, putin is responsible for navalny's death >> trump, and repub

where was america's first organized ski patrol formed? lou baseand aas he is a skier. lou:i have no idea. stuart: you are in all kinds of sports. what's your guess? ashley: i haven't been skiing in a while especially florida. i would go with stone mountain. stuart: i am going to go with the gore mountain because i never heard of it. thank you, people. the patrol was formed in 1934 by volunteers their motto was be careful and think while you ski. that is what they do. thanks for sticking around. coast to coast starts now. david: markets are marching back from a mud bath earlier this week. why warren buffett is shedding apple stock. is it time to change your portfolio? your market guru here plus consumers feeling the pain of inflation, tell you about the surprising cost causing a major pain in people's wallet. a nuclear nexus, house intel chair warning of an alleged nuclear threat out of russia. between this and iran president biden has a complex web of threats to watch. is he up for the job? two former congressman and military members joining us. republican lee zeldin a

in response to the transfer of the venezuelan airline to america, the civil aviation organization says: this action of argentina is a violation of international laws. this plane belongs to the country of venezuela and just as our foreign ministry condemned this work, this work is condemned in the world and this is not at all approved by international organizations, especially icao. such actions are one-sided and one-sided actions that affect the safety and security of the sector civil aviation. the spokesman of the ministry of foreign affairs also condemned the seizure and transfer of the cargo plane and called it an illegal hijacking as a result of the unilateral coercive actions of the united states and a violation of the fundamental principles of the united nations charter and international law. venezuela's legal and diplomatic measures to restore ownership and access to remote areas and property of this country are firmly supported . head of the organization. environmental protection said: no project will be implemented without environmental experts. selajgeh added: 46 major constr

i think if we're going to grow the middle class, we must strengthen and grow the organized labor movement in america. and if we're going to lift millions of americans out of poverty and i was the first to make a commitment that over the next three decades, we take every step necessary to try to end poverty in the united states of america. we got the minimum wage was finally raised by the congress. it's got to go to 725 an hour sponsored, not enough. minimum wage ought to be at least nine and a half dollars an hour. it should be indexed to go up on its own. we've seen this extraordinary mortgage crisis, mortgage foreclosure crisis right here in nevada. no places worse. it's become you've got all these people who come to nevada thousands and thousands who come here looking for a good job, trying to support families, build a better life for their children and their grandchildren. and now many families here are losing the single biggest thing that they own. what they've worked in work to be able to accumulate during their lives. we've got to, first of all, have a national, not state national predatory l

because of the illegal minors and peruvian gangs have allied with one of left in america's most powerful criminal organizations. and this will and then get out what they're trying to control. the country's largest go, the pulses in the bypass region, 300 kilometers away from the provincial capital. last december, the attacked belittle so mind the largest gold exporter in the country, killing 9 miners. the battle the book does, has to be able to do to see you homicides kidnappings. exclusions, any one is a target even produced most famous football player a little bit later has received extortion threats. business owner seems very terrified. criminals demanded a $50000.00 expulsion payment. he's had no other choice but asked again to protect him from other criminal groups for k i the audio. in every day we gets threats with dynamite, tech storage and messages, bullet casings. your thirties have completely abandoned us. what's happening, the former police chief bro. yeah, totally says resources to combat criminality are in sufficient lighting way handle even in going through a lot of i mean they have better with

the ministry of finance of the united states of america, they said a little more, but what is included in these sanctions, so besides people and organizations which... the united states of america, washington, the white house introduced financial restrictions, there are people and organizations, both within russia, but also many outside its borders. these people and institutions from 11 countries, including even china, serbia, united arab emirates and even liechtenstein. well, now we will wait for the reaction, it seems to me personally, the most interesting in quotes, obviously, from china to these sanctions. because they probably won't like it very much, and the council of the european union officially approved the new 13th package of anti-russian sanctions. the corresponding statement was published today on the website of the council of the eu. here is a quote from it: the council decided to introduce restrictive measures against another 106 individuals and 88 legal entities persons in general, the restrictive measures of the eu on actions that undermine. or threaten the territorial integrity, sovereignty and independence of ukraine, cur

of meetings within the ukrainian week in washington with influential religious and public organizations in americanducted by representatives of ukrainian churches, chaplains and veterans. children affected by russia's military actions also came to washington. about the main tasks of the ukrainian week to andrii. boris, his coordinator, former deputy pavlo unguryan, told. ukrainian week has two strategic goals. the first is the advocacy of ukraine, the promotion of ukrainian interests. now in this terrible war. and yesterday we had a meeting of heads of churches, ukrainian churches with speaker mike johnson, and we spoke as believers, as christians, about the evil which are carried russians are not only in ukraine, this evil is now spreading all over the world. the second task of our ukrainian week is to establish a strategic partnership between ukraine and the usa, including at the level of states and regions. the russians are trying to erase the identity of the kidnapped people. ukrainian children and are raising them as soldiers for the next war, said dmytro lubinets, the human rights representa

in an interview with voice of america , coleba told how his organization succeeds to return abducted children from russia, and also shared stories from the children themselves about their deportation. details in the interview of iryna matviychuk. according to official data , there are currently about 20,000 ukrainian children in russia. do you have... any idea how many there really are, and are they only in russia? the number of almost 20 thousand deported children is, in my opinion, a very symbolic number. and it is true only in relation to children identified by ukraine, but ukraine does not know today, at least in 10 years, since since 2014 i have been the president's commissioner for children, and i have monitored the situation with children in donbass, crimea, i can tell you, for sure, that there are more than a million ukrainian children. and maybe 1.5 million, this still needs to be clarified, because we do not have reliable information, but the fact that up to 1.5 million ukrainian children in 10 years ended up under the power of the russians and those children who were depor

that if i didn’t have enough to say, oh well, there’s some kind of interview there. to come to america to organize and as it were ending, the fact is that nato was not created as a defensive bloc, in fifty- three we proposed, we are ready, they say no, we were then in fifty-four. the story about the basement in which he was sitting in said... an important moment, this is an important moment, that i can remember the israeli president, the beginning of a special operation, this is precisely an indicator of the person who found himself inside, well, at the head of ukraine, when this story is inflating you into something insignificant, there is no greatness there, you know, a person in such a position who carries out such things can be very petty, nikolayevich, when , regarding the fact that it was necessary to call the majority, allenda did this, you remember, when these right-wingers just started speaking out against him, he called people, they came, they said , we are ready, we are ready, another thing is that then a wrong personnel decision was made, the difference between allenda fidel and lukash

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because of the illegal miners and peruvian gangs have allied with one of left in america's most powerful criminal organizations. and this will and then get out what they're trying to control. the country's largest go, the pulses in the bypass region, 300 kilometers away from the provincial capital. last december, the attacked belittle so mind the largest gold exporter in the country, killing 9 miners the battle and, but that's has to be able to do to see you. homicides kidnappings. exclusions anyone is a target. even the biggest, most famous football player a little bit later has received extortion threats. business owner seeds varies terrified criminals demanded a $50000.00 extortion payment. he's had no other choice but asked again to protect him from other criminal groups for k, i the audio. in every day we gets threats with dynamite, tech storage and messages, bullet casings, you'll start to use of completely abandoned us. what's happening? the former police chief of the total is, says resources to combat criminality are in sufficient, sliding way handling everything going through. and i mean, they have pe

"i will withdraw the united states of america from the world health organization, which he did, well, he withdrew, that is, what he keeps saying as a candidate, i'm my main job as the president of the united states of america is to care and take care only of the citizens of the country, but he becomes the president and that 's what he's doing. well, thank god he didn't withdraw nato, because he promised even before the first round that he will withdraw from nato, rather not before the first tour, and before his first term, which... will withdraw the country from nato, well, he did not withdraw, although he blackmailed him very much. well, we go further. nato secretary general jen stoltenberg said any attack on the western military alliance would be met with a united and vigorous response. this happened after donald trump called on russia to attack nato member states, which, in his opinion, are not fulfilling their financial obligations. stoltenberg said, quote: any suggestion that allies will not protect each other undermines our entire security, including the united states of america

initially right from this moment, you and i see that all the organizations that were created at the international level , which included americacisely the interests of america, which means that all laws, regulations that were issued by the general efforts so that they serve only america, only its predatory interests, and of course, in the same format, all the world media were closed in, and these all world media, it turns out, for many decades broadcast that america is fighting for democracy, everywhere puts things in order, although at the same time... america was robbing states that had some kind of oil reserves, other, as they say, resources, simply destroying the population of this state, plunging it into chaos , thus creating such established laws there that did not interfere if only they could fully rule in these states, exporting resources from there, you see, it turns out that tucker carlson plucked up courage and came. interviewed putin directly, who essentially revealed the whole truth, and brought it to the attention of this population, but naturally, we need to understand that the reaction that will follow this, an

chaharmahal bakhtiari and lorestan condemned the crimes of the zionist regime and america's support for this regime by organizing rallies and marches. people of gaza , we support you in any way we can, israel is the enemy of humanity, israel is the enemy of humanity, israel is the enemy of morality. let's announce that we, the people of imam hosseini , are present on the stage, and let's announce our support to the people. let's not empty the oppressed people of gaza. the presence on the stage is very important. it is a strong punch in america's mouth . people came to speak their hearts out, to say that they are with the oppressed people of gaza, god willing. spirit and continue with the same jihad they are doing, we are behind them , we will support all the people of gaza with god's power, and god's hope, god's hope, their victory will be certain. the bombardment of the zionist regime's fighters resulted in martyrdom. the funeral ceremony of jamshid, the singer of the memorable song "yar dobstani" , was held with the presence of a group of artists and pioneers. mr. jamshid, the reader. he was a radio producer a

we do not know anything like this in america , where such a management can organize both the pentagon and the organization. siah should also coordinate the american diplomatic system and react according to the time and minutes that are being managed in these fast-paced developments . of course, mr. nathani himself is in his worst condition. they accepted a truce for 7 days, if they had accepted the same truce and continued, they would have really killed this murderer. not having gone during this period with. as a so-called war criminal and those who did not destroy the generation of genocide in the world, now the potential of anger against zionism and unfortunately against the jews is now at its highest level, and they are the ones who fueled it and so on. see that in gaza they continue to show this and think that it will be over in a few weeks, this shows that they will become an intelligence machine. well , they could not provide accurate information on the first day. well, maybe it was justified that they did not know and that al-aqsa storm operation happened. but after a month and

security in the words, without designating the revolution regards of the terrorist organizations, which the united states of america did that. thanks a but why the allies are not following the united states. the democratic countries are not as united as autocracy because it's, i mean, the public is helping 14 is housing uh, almost all the proxies in yemen. so as we see unfortunately, dictators are more united done democratic countries. do you have any comment instructed you to isolate? does that make it public and addressed comedy and his gang of the way that you enjoy everything. thank you so much both to all 3 of you, you can pick the question you want to answer though one was directed a couple was directed that secretary blank, and so maybe let me just start to. yeah. so to the question, is israel more secure now? after 4 months after october? 7th? i think the answer is in the, in the near term. in the immediate yes it is in terms of dealing with the immediate threat the horrific terrace group that attacked it in the most unimaginable ways on october 7th. or is it more secure for the long term? that's a differen

testimony before this committee since october 7th, the urging of foreign terrorist organizations happening in america has gone up, is that fair to say? >> yes, the threat level has gone to a hold other level since october 7th. >> okay, folks, you are on notice. what are we going to do about it? >>> finally, what should we be doing differently? with all of these bad actors? i think it is fair to say we have lost deterrence, do you have any idea, quickly, of what we can be doing differently? >> well, certainly deterrence requires consequences. and so, consequences need to be imposed on bad actors in a variety of ways to ensure deterrence. consequences are also part of disrupting, even without deterrence disrupting and degrading by dr.'s abilities to harm us. >> senator, white house? >> good morning, director, how are you? >> why, thank you. >> >> i apologize to go over old business, the responsiveness of the department. i want to talk to you about charles mcgonagle today. he is an fbi agent, who is interesting in two respects. first, he is pleading guilty, or has pled guilty to offenses, regarding his

but people in different countries , including america, italy, holland and yemen, once again organized a rally in support of the palestinian people. simultaneously with biden's appearance in his election campaign in the city of warren in the state of michigan, a number of palestinian supporters started protesting in front of the venue of this campaign. demonstrations and the washington government's support for the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza. they condemned she's fighting out, she's fighting out, she 's fighting out, she's fighting out, she's fighting out, she's fighting out, she's fighting out, she's fighting out. today, in continuation of fridays of anger and disgust at the crimes of the zionist regime, the people of east azarbaijan provinces, fars, south khorasan, chaharmahal bakhtiari and lorestan held anti-zionist demonstrations . demonstrators chanting death to israel. america's deadly anger and disgust from the continued crimes of the zionist regime and its support america is victorious over this criminal regime of declaring allahu akbar, israel is destroyed. the first

major depressive episodes do not receive mental health treatment, according to the organization mental health america lowest in the country. our citizens and families are suffering as a result of this dysfunction. with little to no coordination between the relevant agencies, south carolinians seeking assistance are forced to navigate through a confusing landscape of offices, agencies, and officials as they seek help for a loved one or dependent. too often the fault of the cracks of a system that does not coordinate, communicate or collaborate. and that is not acceptable in our state, ladies and gentlemen. the time is come for dramatic restructuring. for the consolidation and streamlining of these agencies into one single cabinet agency. one that will develop a strategic plan and operational approach to improve the quality, accountability and delivery of health and human services to the citizens of our state, as the boston consulting group has recommended. this will require us to reimagine how our state provides access to crisis mental health care, physical health care, substance services, disability

revealed them waaring a very malicious scheme sponsored by the united states of america and britain to mobilize terrorist organizations like al-qaida and uh isis from albaida to carry out assassinations and bombing uh campaigns in residential areas in sanha and other several provinces as well. would you think that would be enough to alleviate maybe the pressure on the yemeni naval operations in the red sea make them stop? or at least push it to uh hold at least this operations in support of gaza? in the recent period we witnessed how the saudis, emirates, americans and the broad coalition formed to fight yemen have tried all recipes to break yeman, from assassinations and massacres to mobilizing groups similar to what happened in iraq and syria in most of yaman's provinces. they even funded and continued to fund separatist movements calling for the... separation of southern yemen from the north and eastern yemen from the west, and speaking of new regions such as hadramut, where separatists have long demanded independence from yemen. all these attempts were aimed at inciting discord in yemen, in addition to the actual

while women were fighting for a voice, the boys were further empowered with their own organization, the boy scouts of america. in response to this, a woman from savannah named juliette gordon low had big dreams for the next generation of girls. so she founded the girl scouts. since its founding, the girl scouts has grown into a national treasure, catering to over 2.5 million girls in the united states and more around the world. so we're visiting the birthplace of it all, the original camp low, where juliette gordon low first broke ground. girl scouts is this worldwide organization helping girls become who they want to be in the future. we teach a lot of valuable life lessons, valuable life skills, financial literacy, stem, art, anything, we teach girls about it. phillip calvert: and perhaps their most popular program and what they have become synonymous with is a treat that has baked itself into popular culture. everybody wants to know, where did the cookies come from? where did the cookies come from? so, it was started by a troop of older girls in oklahoma, who were selling cookies at their school cafeteria

revealed them firing very malicious scheme sponsored by the united states of america and britain to mobilize terrorist organizations like al-qaeda and uh isis from albida to carry out assassinations and bombing uh campaigns in residential areas in sanha and other several provinces as well. would you think that would be enough to alleviate maybe the pressure on the yemeni naval operations in the red sea make them stop or at least push it to uh halt. at least this operations in support of gaza? in the recent period, we witnessed how the saudis, emirates, americans and the broad coalition formed to fight yemen, have tried all recipes to break yemen, from assassinations and massacers to mobilizing takfiri groups similar to what happened in iraq and syria in most of yamen's provinces. they even funded and continue to fund separatist movements calling for the separation of southern yemen from the north and eastern yemen from. in the west, and speaking of new regions such as hadramut, where separatists have long demanded independence from yemen. all these attempts were aimed at inciting discord in yemen, in addition to th

, a historical analogy, in the year thirty-six. he said that nato should be a commercial organization for americami-hysterical reaction from stoltenberg and other european politicians, but the point here is that this is not news , trump, during his presidency, constantly swore at some european countries, there were two to 4%, demanding raise, when he represented the usa, he announced this officially, it’s absolutely true, and this is not news to him. they pay for american military bases for services and , as they say, do not squeak, well, apparently, this model will be, if trump, of course , wins, transferred to europe, the second even more important point, of course, trump, and well, despite that that the 118 billion project passed a procedural vote in the senate, this is a completely intermediate stage, of course, there are obviously no prospects in congress, and of course trump is like a bulldog grabbed hold of this... well, let’s say, the mexican-migration topic, he won’t let it go, and naturally the republicans too, that is, as the primaries deepen and other stages of the elections, of cours

the organization rescue california and save america are behind it. they cite concerns about the budget deficit as well as policies around health care, immigration and public safety. they say they have 400 signatures right now but they are going to need nearly one and a half million signatures in the next couple of months to actually get it on the november ballot another recall would be wasteful and it's a distraction from the current fight for democracy. the opioid epidemic treatment and homelessness are some of the summer is complicated issues right now. the mayor and some of her challengers each sounded off on their plan to deal with them. joining a group that marked the tenderloin rally calling for every option to be taken by the city to deal with the deadly opioid epidemic this is made up of addiction survivors or a family of people who are addicted. they want to start moving away from harm reduction methods and expand on treatment that includes options. the mayor says he's pushing for city funding from those kind of programs and other treatments

europe and east asia, in africa, as we seen over the last year and in latin america, the rise of bricks and operation organization, just to symbols of it, so the elections would be an opportunity for them to try to weaken iran, but they will use anything that is available to do such a thing. professor, do you find this round of elections? may be kind of more important than the other rounds already held? it is very important because we are the turning point in history and the united states and israel and europe are on the decline and this is a historic opportunity for the region to find its seat for the first time since literally centuries and therefore the west. and the united states in particular will do anything to uh to weaken iran or the resistance or access of resistance at this moment, they are, they are in a very bad state, and they have their internal problems, as we all know, with the us elections coming up and the tensions that exist in the country, they have political problems that are very serious with china and... "latin america is no longer obeying as they did before, africa is shifting, asia has ch

america's economy. >>> plus the trump organization's former financial base is in talks to potentially plead guilty again this time to perjury. >>> and -- >> i've told this to anybody who will hear it. i am not going anywhere. >> nikki haley is holding out even with calls for her to quit the race. but for how long. what's going on, welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm omar jimenez in for kasie hunt. it is friday, february 2, 5:00 a.m. on the east coast. coming up, a new cnn poll, numbers just in, they show america's deep pessimism about the economy might be easing up even if only a little. 26% say the economy is starting to recover versus 48% say it is still in a downturn. which doesn't sound great until you compare it to the poll last summer when only 20% said the economy is recovering. like practically everything else now, views of the economy are sharply split along part is an l -- partisan lines. up only one point among republicans. let's bring in our politics breaking news reporter for the "washington post." great to see you. thanks for being up with us. so 58% say t

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