and the american forces , in fact, these events that are happening against the americans are in fact the product of their own actions , this is interesting, this was mentioned in the materials of robert f. kennedy, the independent candidate of the american elections . to get out of the middle east, if washington had not put its forces in the crosshairs of the shia militias, the current escalation of tension would have been caused by the fact that almost many western experts have repeatedly stated that it is one of the long-term causes. america is vulnerable in this region, this intervention is pointless. and there is a field presence in this region, and the solution is out, but what has made the americans stay in the region, and what we can see in these 120 days after operation storm, is that it seems that the american commitment, or especially the commitment of the american government to the lobby the interests of zionism and the zionist government are so great that they are willing to go against their own goals, their own interests, even the interests of their economy in this tensi

and they will insist— american forces. and they will insist that _ american forces.— insist that the americans withdraw. ~ ., , . ., withdraw. would you expect to see some _ withdraw. would you expect to see some kind _ withdraw. would you expect to see some kind of— withdraw. would you expect to see some kind of military - withdraw. would you expect to see some kind of military level response? see some kind of military level resaonse?_ response? military level resnonse _ response? military level response in _ response? military level response in terms - response? military level response in terms of. response? military level. response in terms of what? response? military level - response in terms of what? i'm sorry, _ response in terms of what? i'm sorry, i— response in terms of what? i'm sorry, i don't understand the questions? but in terms sorry, idon't understand the questions? but in terms of— there — questions? but in terms of— there has— questions? but in terms of— there has obviously been the strike, — there has obviously been the strike, attacks on the land t

the americans killed n. yeah, many young sailors who were enforcing the blockade where whereas they are many armed forces in the blockade, they had killed no one. they had ordered ships not to travel to the is there any of the ports those that didn't listen. they were attacked and damaged, but no one was killed. so the americans killed. they murdered 10 young men. and now again, in the missile strikes that they carried out across the oven, they killed more people. and this is especially significant in the sense that the americans for 7 years were helping the saudis carry out genocide in yemen. the americans in force as starvation siege in the red sea for 7 years. we all remember what happened, the british, how the saudis keep their planes ready and prepared to bomb? yeah, many positions, day and night. so the americans and those rallies were effectively in helping the saudis carry out genocide for 7 years. and now that the, i mean, the government has on the, or the health these they want to block or prevent

, or a colombian american or a panamanian american. and then you learn when you come here as an immigrant that you are part of this body of latinos and you're called a latino, you're called the hispanic. it's for the first time that anybody realizes that they are part of this, this larger group and the groups, of course, that come are very, very different. and they inhabit different parts of the country. the cubans, of course, are in the southeast and mainly in florida, very much a presence in miami and the puerto ricans as well are in florida. but the puerto ricans are in new york and new jersey and all the way up to to maine and new hampshire and the dominican. the dominicans as well. you know, the the northeast is populated really with dominicans and puerto ricans and smatterings of everybody else, because now the population is moving around depending on where the work is. so you have the midwest finally in chicago, there's a very big body of of mexican-americans who have come up to work in the different industries. and, of course,

we are here to serve the american people to get things done, to fix problems that the american people are facing to put people over politics. we're going to continue to fight for lower costs, to grow the middle class, to defend democracy, reproductive freedom, and safer communities. in that quest, we will always have exuberant conversations with others and we don't run away from that and embracebut then at the end of the day what we do on our side is to exercise common sense and find the highest common denominator so we can advance the ball for the american people and live to fight another day with respect to what has been left behind. that's our approach and it works for the american people. it's the highway or my way approach by the extreme maga republicans is failing the american people. [inaudible question] hakeem: al green is a great american and patriot and great public servant. he's told his story directly, and he made it clear to me that that it was important for him to be present to cast a vote against a sham impeachment led by marjorie taylor greene, targeting a hard-working

american and british forces together it is a deterrent that the americans are trying to create in the region so that their bases are not targeted. now , with the targeting of the american base in jordan , there is concern within the united states that the 37 bases they have in the region may be targeted, that is , the bases that are in the territory of other countries , they will be targeted by the resistance axis if they go. let it continue like this, and now not only the deterrence has not disappeared, positive deterrence is being created in favor of the resistance front, and the resistance axis is moving forward in such a way that america being inactive means worrying about the bases without missile defense in other arab countries , in the uae, in saudi arabia, in qatar, even incirlik air base in turkey. these are targets that the resistance axis can easily target and cause heavy casualties. remind the americans that the americans are constantly saying that we don't want the war to spread, because if the war spreads, the first country that will suffer in the region will be them, wh

hostages are an american government. a military force can't get those hostages out? another ignominious episode and again, we have no gas. and inflation again and i can remember in 1979, i was living the east coast and i needed fuel oil. and the question was, i get any fuel oil is my tank was reading about e and would we just freeze to no at big ford general chryer deficits chrysler becomes bankrupt in 1980 job losses follow it's the end of a world in some ways, particularly in the industrial northeast. now, of course, truckers reacted to this like they had in 1973. indeed, the independent truckers had now grown in numbers because of the industrial trends that i was talking about before. and what we have is a strike by independence in 1979, 75,000 independents, the teamsters, the largest union of truckers, does not join them in the strike nonetheless, it produces a very significant conflict that that fact the teamsters the union doesn't them the the image of the outlaw trucker that we had seen in these films we've been t

i like the new american century present. i, we, and about one talking about the norms established off to 1945. of course the russians would say, and i think they are being saying that the world go up. they were trying to protect russian speakers in the east and ukraine, but on the broad point. and even if pressure was in the wrong 2 wrongs wouldn't make a right. your book is full, your new book of uh, of, of, in the side lines. violations of those norm since 1945, only thing. i mean, clearly at all we was, i mean, you go all the way back to vietnam, but there's so many violations of any kind of know that any, uh, any, uh, no line country would recognize as being in the you and try to, wouldn't it right now the united states is backing the alleged genocide in guys, every news rental set and these and the acting in any norm establish on the $9045.00 and is indeed in violation of cause there's so many resolutions as indeed there has been violations. but notice that in a book like mine, a life in the american century published i

history, that would have crashed our economy and hurt the american people. that has been the case on three different occasions where we were able to avoid a harmful government shutdown because house democrats stepped up to deliver real results for the american people and fund the government in the manner that provides for their health, safety and economic well-being. that certainly was the case with respect to passing a tax package that strengthened the low income housing tax credit and the child tax credit. that will continue to be the case for the balance of the 118th congress. reporter: [indiscernible] mr. jeffries: every single bill that we've been able to pass has been done in a way that is consistent with our values based on the standard of evaluation that is connected to making life better for the american people. and if the bill that is before us is designed to improve the quality of life of hardworking american families, we are going to help shape it, support it and get it over the finish line. reporter: [indiscernible] mr. jeffries: with respect to

what _ get these american troops out. what iran— get these american troops out.t iran is looking for, one thing to— what iran is looking for, one thing to think about, the withdrawal really looms large over — withdrawal really looms large over the _ withdrawal really looms large over the reason, withdrawal really looms large overthe reason, it withdrawal really looms large over the reason, it really does. _ over the reason, it really does. so _ over the reason, it really does, so there is a thinking in a round — does, so there is a thinking in a round that let's start a conversation in dc. there is an america — conversation in dc. there is an america first movement. 0k, conversation in dc. there is an america first movement. ok, the conversation, what we have all the sitting ducks sitting here injordan, in iraq, in syria, what— injordan, in iraq, in syria, what vital— injordan, in iraq, in syria, what vital national interest they— what vital national interest they represent? and what iran wants— they represent? and what iran wants is— they represent? and what ira

there, the baltic sea, the americans here, the persian gulf, the red sea, the americans there, thatssarily, well , without a hot stage, one two, three conflicts, two of which are ukraine and the middle east are local and everyone holds them like this, local, remember, we talked about ukraine, that we are holding it together with the americans, but now the same thing is happening. let’s tiptoe around like this, and this conflict won’t be local, yeah, it has the potential for a global conflict, in what perspective, but if it goes into a hot phase right away, well, it will immediately escalate globally, because when when your assessments and from what you make these not today and not tomorrow, today not the united states, not the united states. they don’t want this, well, some americans assessments of 2027, 2030, again, the question is, are all these assessments, all these teachings, all these statements, is this a movement towards conflict, or is this puffing up one’s cheeks, well, in a sense, like before the first world war, when in general no one was going to, puffing up their cheek

the americans, as we remember, fled, as soon as the last american soldier had time to leave the territoryabul was taken by the taliban without a fight, and the 300,000-strong afghan army allegedly trained by the americans. disappeared somewhere, that’s how it was, that’s how it should be compared. panic at kabul airport after the taliban seized the presidential palace; thousands of people are trying to leave afghanistan. three people died in the stampede, three more tried to cling to the landing gear of the taking off plane and crashed. it is reported that the american military, who took over the security of the terminal during the evacuation of foreign diplomats and citizens, shot two armed men. pale bsu people, how... the rank of its occurrence pintalgin we will do without pain, who benefits from the ozonbank card, amateurs go shopping and those who like to earn money after going to these stores, those who just like to save and receive interest on their deposit, with azonbank there is a draw for up to 100% cashback and up to 16% per annum on the deposit, 600 rubles. the check, register

american believe they can be president. but the problem is they are taking actions and criticizing their leader without much regard to brown. there was no surer or shorter way to anarchy. a may 37th globe editorial commemorating queen victoria's birthday compared american with canadians by saying, while we admire the voted ness to the union of the people of the northern states, we are glad we are not them. we are glad we do not belong to a country torn by intestine divisions. we are not a demonstrative people. there is little spread eagle ism in our composition. finally, a may 27th editorial called british interference had a noticeably anti-american tone. the americans imagine themselves such an almighty nation that when a government meets their wishes, they attribute it to the fear of their wrath. they imagine in their presence, the needs of the mightiest must knocked together from the very terror. the writer observed, americans are not a people bound by any authority. whatever right or wrong it should be in accordance wit

this is an american issue. but it looks like partisan, it looks like a partisan issue when democrats in congress go on television and say they need more illegals in their state for redistricting. democrats have shown no willingness to stop this crisis, none. they've put out some press releases and a few vague statements in the press, but they have taken no meaningful action in three years. action speaks louder than words. remember, president trump had the same laws on the books as president biden, but president trump secured the border. he went by the law. he went by the constitution. joe biden opened it up. and so, new laws are not absolutely necessary, but certain new laws would be very helpful. and so, right now, i would like to propose an amendment to the ukraine bill that would actually secure the border. my amendment is still a bill -- is a bill i've introduced, the border safety and security act. the bill would simply suspend all illegal entries completely until the department of homeland security has op

issue or american relations.n deep state. let us move to the issue of thesign captives in the hands of the resistance. to be more frank, so far the demonstrations of the captives families have not constituted very big obstacle or pressure on the netanyahu administration, given that the majority of opinion poles say we are in favor of the continuation of the war with hamas and with the palestinian resistance, and even more than that, on the other hand, this... was very smart game by netanyahu, that in exchange for the families of the captives, there are the families of the dead, the families of the dead are demanding the continuation of the war and do not care much about this small number of the captives, but i think that in the coming days and with regard to the pressure coming from the issue of the display settlers, the situation will be different. we're talking about approximately 250,000 israelis who are displaced, as the former chief of staff. xavi has said, israel is shrinking is political and geographical a

so american soft power goes up and down. it could be dented. on the other hand, in comparative terms, is still relatively strong. yeah, paradoxically, that same view. paul also said the united states was a big threat. they so the us is a threat of i understand, i mean, you wrote in 2015 that book global futures is the american century over and you were quite sanguine. you were looking at the idea that actually you look at history and you see people for how to print materially predict the end of american. uh oh, sorry, any m ha, whether it be british or any, any of you don't think you're gonna have to revise that off to ukraine. not after you create. i think i revise the different trump is the lift gate in november. i think he will do see here, damage to american power, but remember that a lot of a countries sauce power to attractiveness comes from it. civil society not just from is government. government does broadcasting and has policies and those can affect it to attractiveness. but um, if a country has a vibrant civil society that attracts o

the americans overthrew the legal government of dr. mossadegh with a coup d'état so that mohammad reza pahlavi, who had escaped from iran, could succeed 25. next year, shah of iran, they will start savak and suppress the revolutionaries with the most severe tortures. americans are valuable even for iranians disagreement because with the approval of capitalism , they could do anything in iran without being tried in iranian courts. this means that more than 35,000 american advisers, who were paid by the pahlavis , did whatever wrong they wanted with iranian honor. raise your eyebrows without anyone telling them. they publicly supported the killing of people on 17 september 1957, and in the months leading up to the victory of the revolution , they sent general heizer to iran to prevent the fall of the pahlavi regime in any way possible. despite all this, the revolution of the iranian people won. but again, the people of iran americans were not kicked out of the country despite their black past and they are free. after holding the revoluti

american policy." no latin america. such an attitude cannot but cause a response, more often not at the level of open politics, but selectively. in many countries there were national liberation movements that wanted to win not through, let's say, elections, and through the uprising of the armed. ernesta chaquevara developed this theory of the guerrilla hearth. augusta sandina, the national hero of nicaragua, became the first who was able to militarily force the american army to leave the country marines, but he himself fell victim to betrayal by anastasio samosa. the same one they were talking about in washington. he's a son of a bitch, sure, but he's our son of a bitch. the struggle against the dictatorship of samosa lasted for decades. and in it, the most important role was played by the current president of nicaragua, daniel artega, one of the leaders of the sandinista revolution. but still, the most striking event in the history of modern latin america, a source of pride and an example to follow, w

genocide, which the american authorities are the main supporter of, and the american society is protesting, those officials have resigned from their positions, such as the senior official of the us state department, when i look at the events of the past six weeks since i resigned, i see that it was the only decision i could make and i was asked to approve the sale of these weapons i am a liberal jew, but i say damn joe biden and damn trump for supporting the genocide in gaza, isn't it time to wake up to the truth? israel has killed more civilians in gaza than the number of people who were killed in the war in afghanistan during the 20 years. with all these protests against the participation of the americans in the zionist attack on gaza, the american government has withdrawn its support. and in the latest action , they have approved the support package for the zionists in the senate. we must protect and support our ally israel let's take action and strengthen them militarily and financially . an action that brought the opposition of some senators. the israeli government has killed more tha

american strikes can start a cycle of retaliation , this is very dangerous for everyone, the americanslex, but it is a common peace when all arab countries are ready to build relations with israel in exchange for recognition of the rights of the palestinians , that is, two states for two peoples, precisely on territory of palestine, because the shelling of both hezbollah and the houthis will continue until the shelling of gas ends, that is, until israel stops, what’s interesting here is not even that israel is also playing according to the template. his delegation comes to europe for negotiations, two rounds are successful, in the third the israelis begin to discuss extraneous topics, although the american negotiators have already rushed to report to the white house, they have almost agreed, the last push remains, and as a result the negotiations break down. all this has already happened under all american presidents, already clinton was indignant, you just come, waste time, and then announce that there was no one to talk to, you use the us president as a courier and create the appeara

part-time jobs are up more than 85,000 americans -- 850,000 americans as more americans can't find full time work and work multiple jobs to make ends meet. biden's reckless created immense pain for families every day especially poor families like mine growing up. the world's evil regimes does not wait for the united states to be in the top fighting physical shape to launch attacks and the weakness and appeasement of the biden administration emboldened them to sow chaos into nearly every corner of the world. iran, proxies like hamas, the houthis and hezbollah are waging war against israel and fighting to destroy the jewish state and its people. russia continues its war in ukraine creating instability not seen in europe since world war ii. communist china continues to threaten the united states and prepare for an invasion of taiwan that will upend world trade and destabilize the indo-pacific even further. while chaos continues abroad america's national security is also being threatened. every day by invasion of single adult males at our own borders. one that president biden's lawless acti

does not want the american people to hear both sides. they are mouth pieces for the us military industrial complex and the washington d. c. political establishment. their fear is rooted in tucker's criticism of the military industrial complex and government. i'm grateful for the stupidity of rupert murdoch, the wisdom of the lawn mosque and the courage of tucker carlson that resulted in the most important interview of our time. i'm looking forward to watching it. if everything they say about vladimir putin in the war and ukraine is true, then why is the media so scared of us? hearing him speak? well, carson himself stressed that he wants to bring the other side. note the story to us . so audiences as he sees they've only being fed a slew of media interviews with ukraine's president who just keeps asking for more . american taxpayers touch the same day, the war, new creighton began. american media wetso spoken to scores of people from ukraine and they've done scores of interviews with ukrainian presidents, a landscape. we ourselves have p

african-american decent and others of african-american descent isn't with that, again, i will mention in your program on the bark the negro anthem for those who like me who mumble on the third and second verse we live acknowledge the reality and the board members to come forward to talk about the dedication of this program and then she'll be followed by the invocation so ginger if you would please (clapping.) good afternoon. the society board resolved to honor our long time friend and member ms. hilda robinson by dedicating the for us black history month to her and included a small imagine one of our iconic painting grieving her family was gracious to let us use it image and be assured the size of that image that short message in two no way takes away from our respect and honor of our friend and sister hilda robinson. human resources daughter romania thanks mayor london breed and representatives of the city and county of san francisco to the society board, and members of the african-american historical and culture society in those words. thanks for our recognition and warm embrace of

sides, but american power versus a rating and power. and the simple term, it's not a question, but who will pay what cost is a more difficult possible to figure out? and people are suddenly looking to the, by the administration to understand that cost clearly you, uh, you helped expand the harvard kennedy school. clearly from this book you show how do you worked on that but is, and i have to say some of the donors are associated with a back end israel, israel soft power gone. now these pictures are beaming all around the world, let alone the us as of power given to the entire international community is watching as, uh, nature powers back and um, to the teeth. uh, this alleged on the side. well, i wouldn't say it's gone uh, but it has been dated or damaged. oh, i think one of the dangers is uh, it was defense. secretary lloyd austin, put it uh you can win a battle as lose a war. and now there's into terms of tactical successes of these release. it demonstrates that they have a good deal of capability, but in terms of a soft r and the abi

"the americans strived to convince some arab countries to accept this.eak the will of the people. and to pressure the people so that no necessities of life are available and to continue to be to exist and to be present in the gaz strip and they failed and achieving all of this, a big failure which can be measured in the scale of the criminality and the aggression and the bombardment and the intervention of the americans and is proof of god's teachings despite their limited number and this proves god's support for them whereby they are inflicting great losses in the ranks of the enemy hundred. even thousands of soldiers from the enemy's army were either killed or wounded. this steadfastness, these heroics from the mujahidin and the people in gaza is a bright chapter in the history of the palestinian people, and one of the signs of a promising future for the palestinian people a happy ending and the end, cause and they are an oppressed people and their cause is a just one and are adopting the stands of righteousness, in these cases, god promises victory, g

, for example, hispanic americans. they make up almost 20 percent of the population of the united states. that means or one 5th of the population. right? yeah. when you watch tv and movies, according to studies, they barely even are visible. even though they're 20 percent of the population, they make up only 3 percent of, of the characters that you see on, on tv, and movies. and how are they presented in those movies? criminals cleaning ladies, drug dealers. african americans, for example, have it much better these days. after all those years being treated horribly by hollywood. now, even though they only make up 13 percent of the population, they same on the present in movies. good. see and tv commercials and tv shows by most accounts assumed by many casual tv viewers, african american seem to represent anywhere between 25 to 50 percent of the population, even though demographically, that's nowhere near correct. and by the way, more often than not, they are presented positively by hollywood cast as professionals, doct

he says he wants americans to get the full fixture on the ukrainian conflict. americans have a right to know all they can about a war. they are implicated in and we have the right to tell them about it, because we are americans to freedom of speech is our birth right? we were born with the right to say what we believe that right cannot be taken away, no matter who is in the white house, structures and back to the, to the you and his last down to the west will covering up the kids a trusted is in don't boss, he says he brains, regular shilling of civilians shows how brutal the regime really is at. as that you're printing in member of parliament reveals the last of the class, the dispensary printing on the commander in chief and his age. major reports that the presidency is a military need today. the court and everyone else gets a heavy with that i'd, they show up josh, and you're watching r t international 9th from moscow. stick with us in the next half hour as we take you through some of the biggest stories we've been following. the we begin with a swelling brim. i was making the rou

americans and other mediators are striving to finalize an exchange agreement and a temporary ceasefire before the onset of the holy month of ramadan in about two weeks. they believe that the continued fighting during the fasting month along with the anticipated restrictions imposed on palestinians and "the west bank and the occupied territories regarding access to the al-aqsa mosk would constitute the perfect recipe for significant and comprehensive escalation within occupied palestine as a whole and even in the region, given that the holy month of ramadan has typically witnessed clear security escalations in recent years. it has now become clear that the israeli occupation seeks to close the file of captives in order to resume its field operations, relieved from the pressure of this issue which burdens the israeli entity. the decision maker and does not grant him wide maneuvering margins, whether in combat or at the negotiating table, however, on the other hand, hamas realizes that this issue is one of the most influential factors on the israeli entity leadership and its performance i

in the sense that it was aimed primarily at an american audience. this was important because it is america that rules all these hostile actions against russia, which we have observed since the times of the ussr, after the ussr, right up to the present day. america is sharpening the nato bloc against us and has put together one. a coalition of more than fifty states with the goal of inflicting a strategic defeat on russia specifically in america, leading politicians and leading media deliberately distort the essence of what is happening to the point of simplification, they are bad, we are good. this happens every day on american television talk shows, hence putin's reference to this genre. tucker carlson, having accepted putin's challenge, clearly received more than he expected, and even, as we say, with a hike. the historical certificate from the head of the russian state was like ligbes for the americans. of course, for the russians there clearly could not be anything new in it, but what we heard, all this as if with american ears, and saw how deta

americans spend different policies . media have been used, but the most popular country in the region among the neighboring countries and the islamic world, especially now, in our support for palestine , we have a strong strategic obstacle that accompanies the resistance front. with us, and this should be exceptional in the history of the world , such a country that accompanies all corners of the world , even in the military arena, with non-existent policies, here laza and the people are also accompanied. this means our future. our future is the same thing that the zionist authorities have repeatedly said out of fear that america is moving towards a great power . and therefore, naturally, the future belongs to us, especially since the western powers supporting the country in the region are being weakened one by one, and these are the only yes, thank you very much. mr. qanad bashi , we talked with you, i will say goodbye to you. our rider reaches the sun to the oppressive karbala generation of the revolution. our descent

knows that there is, when i say americans, i mean the american government, they knows that they is targeting deliberately civilians, that's explain why they, i mean that's obviously explain why the you have 8,800 women you know killed, 700 children, so 75% of the casuality in gaza. "the are civilians and under the vtext of fighting hamas, there is no hamas to fight, i don't see the logic that israel is by buming houses and killing civilians, it's fighting hamas, 65% of the houses in gaza destroyed a total of 80%, the rest of the figure houses you cannot return to, had to be demoniged and rebuilt, so the clear that..." "the american government is not only aiding the part of that because they are not only sending women's daily to the israelis, they have actually storage in nag desert which is been there for years and years every time they fort hamas in gaza, they attack the palestinians in gaza, they storage is full, but in this time the tole of the..." for it taking longer than 33 days last time or or or 25 days the time before, this now nearly six months, so the israelies need a supply and a

we reorganize the pan american system to become the organization of american states. we create the the rio treaty. we began security assistance in the western hemisphere. i think there were 4.4 programs or something like that. we add a new tool to our armament which called the central intelligence agency. so we begin. so the 1950s, see a positioning of fear of the communist threat leads to such things as 1954. and the overthrow arbenz and guatemala. perhaps he was an indigenous left social revolutionary, but he had the fingerprints of moscow were supposedly on it. so we got it rid of him pretty cheaply then happens in 1959 which is sort of second wave and that's and fidel comes to power within three years has become an ally moscow and this really we have a young president john f kennedy. he's just been humiliated at the at the bay of pigs. he was humiliated, i think, in in he was humiliated in what was where he met with khrushchev after the everything that began the summit. yeah. the vienna summit and everything like. so he's coming at it. he's the things like the all

the americans have. they have -- we have three americans dead now in jordan. there's the red sea stuff. there's politically speaking a lot of americans in this country who don't -- and democrats specifically, younger democrats, who don't like what the president is doing by giving israel a blank check. there's been a change in the rhetoric at the white house. we have gotten reports from u.s. officials talking about maybe recognizing the palestinian state at the u.n. kind of going around israel. there have now been sanctions levied against some west bank settlers involved in violence against palestinians. is something changing in the administration with regard to israel? >> i think you having covered this for some time know well and i do too from working within administrations, that any slight tweak in language from an administration as it relates to the relationship with israel, whether it is military assistance or the relationship, indicates there's like a lot more going on behind the scenes. there's obviously considerations of what could happen with congress.

the guns have been hor, tools, and sort of the making of american statehood and american society. since the beginning and we can see that with regard to the early american republic with regard to the revolutionary war and you know, throwing off the bridge, we can see guns in terms of the western settlement and genocide, of indigenous peoples. she really is part of the origin story of the us and it's a thread that continues to be went through american society the, the designer of wireless phones is interesting because it's very much about consolidating this imagery of what is a real american. i got fast to that, right? this is your last dra and you'll never handle guns in oregon. and we often see these sort of incredibly flat stylized troves of, um yeah, whether it's indigenous people, whether it's mexicans, whether it's african american. so people of color and they're really only there to make possible the sort of fearless, self reliance, independent, you know, the weight so we don't see the mass of brutality and both massive in the sense of agree just but also mass brutality, the

so there's a lot to consider here as a, as, as americans. and if there's a way out of this for which trump has said he'd love to find by sitting everybody down and listening to every body, if maybe we could get a head start from tucker and what, what would say to him, then maybe we'll all be better off but don't count on buttons and the democrats and the liberal media to say, oh, well, maybe we should sit down now and go from here. that won't happen. it would take a change in administration. let me touch on something as well. if we, if we can't, because mister cost and also choose to by the administration of spying on his text messages and then leaking the contents to the media to stop, to stop as planned to interview, present, putting almost 3 years ago. quite the expose of allegation. yeah. well, you know, russia again, for it has been considered by the media. don't vote that the expression here is russia, russia, russia, when trump was president, 1st they accuse rush of your, of getting it into office. and then they accuse, rush, you, of,

bombs and american missiles and also american rockets and what they also get from other countries like britain and germany and other countries. which provide them with the means to kill and destroy, which they are using to target the palestinian people. the crimes. targeting the palestinian people, we have the imatis and we have the wounded, the number of wounded is very high, and as part of the pains of the wounded people over there, a large number of them, cannot become marties, and the number of wounded has reached more than 65, very high number, and they are suffering greatly as a... result of the lack of the medical equipment and the medical supplies and one of the most painful, unfortunate images of the sufferings of the wounded is the surgery, the surgical operations and cutting off limbs, which is taking place without an ethetic which the doctors need in order to carry out surgeries and to also a cut off limbs or amputations, so in many instances this is not available even in the surgical operations for the children and also amputating the limbs of the children, and the average

and for the american economy. that is why the wall street journal endorsed the bill the headline this morning reads quotes a border security built worth passing the senate has reformed trump never came close to getting that's a quote from the journal. this bill would also just two important priorities. first provides urgent funding for ukraine i'm wearing my ukraine tie and i have been wearing they are in dire straits right now defending themselves against a russian onslaught, brutal conquest the clock is ticking. every week, every month that passes without new eight ukraine needs fewer artillery shells fewer defense systems, fewer to defend against the russian onslaught. just what potent ones. putin once. ukrainians are fighting bravely many of you look around the room and have followed me in this for a long time. i pull together a coalition of over 50 nations on the phone talking to these leaders. we unified and they don't remember when we first came to office they are altogether and increase the size of nato. w

today, the state duma adopted an appeal to the american congress - which directly states that the americanry is an accomplice in the terrorist attack on... a russian military transport plane that was carrying out a humanitarian mission. and during this discussion, very important information was revealed. the fact is that the ukrainian side was not only informed that our military transport aircraft was carrying out this humanitarian mission and was carrying agreed exchange of 65 ukrainian military personnel, but this information was transmitted through the appropriate line. confirmation of receipt of this information, and it is quite obvious, i cannot but trust this information, publicly presented , it is absolutely obvious that the ukrainian political leadership knew very well that such an action was being prepared, an exchange action, knew that it would be air transportation and then, naturally, a lot of questions arise about how this decision was made, who made it who took it? behind this, in this regard , the proposal for an investigation, of course , just puts the ukrainian side on its

the american rescue plan. i have voted for and it provided an historic increased of the child tax credit. by boosting the credit to $3600 and that is for infants and toddlers, paying those credits, child poverty decreased by 30% in 2021. in the same year, food insecurity decreased by 24% and the equipment of 2 million children. and they help pay for so many other things, unfortunately this article lifeline ended for hard-working families at the end of 2021. secretary yellen, is it your opinion that the american rescue plan is the reason for decrease in child poverty in 2021? >> i believe, there was a recent study that showed that about half of the decrease in child poverty was directly attributable to the child tax credit. and there were other things that also served to lower child poverty. >> how many more children would be lifted out of poverty if the bipartisan tax relief for american families and workers at was signed into law? >> i do not know the exact numbers. >> based on what we saw previously, and loo

most american people right. one thing the book is so wonderful for among many ways it is wonderful is the way it shows how our country has changed in all sorts of ways. and i'm going to ask a somewhat modern question, which is when john kennedy was it was slightly after noon friday, and he was buried somewhat after on monday. so that was literally three days pretty quick, although they were some three days, because thanks largely to jacqueline kennedy, the pageantry of lying in state in the capital and white house and the march to matthews and under the table, the parade to arlington national cemetery, the eternal flame seemed like a lot more than three days because. so much happened that brought the country modern times in the last would say, general dinner. so let's say after 2000, presidential mourning has been period of really about seven days. if you look at it, president reagan, the elder president bush, and that has become somewhat the standard. what is the reason why that it seems to be now seven days ra

he's a free african-american. and you know, he is in court trying to negotiate his debts and what that case does for me is something than demonstrating black people's achievement. it's in the world of property. it's showing that they were an integral part of the economy of the south, both before the war and after war. and they were an integral part of it precisely because this world of property in this world of contract did not make reference to race. there was no separate law of -- property. there was no separate law of -- contract. the world of property law is very, very conservative. doesn't change very fast. and so when black people enter into contract relations, when people black people buy land or borrow, they are now part of the legal relations. they're part of a web of legal relations that white people are also a part of. and so white people are deeply when black people do things in the world of property and contract, and also when things are done to black people in the world of property and contract. so w

i will speak to an asian-american and how to fight back against anti-asian-american hate. >>> we willus on the artist we should be focused on this weekend and, big hint, it is not taylor swift. ♪ i'm caught up ♪ ♪ i don't know what it is ♪ ♪ but she's got me twisted ♪ ♪ i'm so ♪ ♪ caught up ♪ ♪ got me feeling it ♪ >>> so the producers of "saturday night live," they're not known for shying away from controversy. some fans though are upset after show runners announced comedian shane gillis would be hosting an upcoming episode. gillis was originally hired as an "snl" cast member back in 2019, but he was fired before he ever appeared on the show. video surfaced of gillis using racial slurs, making derogatory comments about chinese americans, lgbtq community members and women. at the time he said, i'm a comedian who pushes boundaries. i sometimes miss. joining me now is joe wong, a chinese american comedian and author of "not this -- again: a com comedian's guide to tackling anti-american asian racism." joe, a great opportunity for shane gillis to come back and host, do you think he should

and the american people should be sick of it.ecause the american people can see with their own eyes that there are real challenges at the border. and we should be working together to solve those challenges. not play political games. reporter: [indiscernible] mr. jeffries: we haven't had that discussion yet. reporter: [indiscernible] -- it appears the role of the house minority has changed. [indiscernible] -- what changes have you made or have been made in your job -- [indiscernible] -- mr. jeffries: it's been clear to us from the very beginning of this congress that if we're going to deliver real results for the american people, it's going to require democrats being willing to continue to exercise common sense and find bipartisan common ground. in order to solve problems and deliver real results. that was the case with respect to avoiding a catastrophic default on our nation's debt for the first time in american history, that would have crashed our economy and hurt the american people. that has been the case on three different oc

what americans are not giving any more money or weapons to zelinski? americans are against ukraine. we are on the side of russia. we are in our own revolution, but no more zalinski, no more ukraine, a level receipt. yeah. i can only apologize for the american weapon that wounded you. i'm sorry, but it's corrupt governments and weapons makers that make money on the war. that's what this has been. the what country am i on? what's happened? the western society and we were supposed to be the liberators of the oppressed or supposed to be the captain america right. going around with a shield and helping people. and i discover when i've come here, we are a frankenstein monster. we've created a frankenstein monster. there's roaming the countryside destroying the lives of the russian people in demands the or the motion of the nuclear above seeing the muscles do if you look on the initial, do want to pull up significantly post on zillow while it be almost getting used to put value when you, when you do origin, but y'all, tested was done the supreme only belief systems to good lou do what i se