the american national foundation for democracy still feels its duty, but despite supporting the pro-western party, it failed and this time it did not succeed in conducting a street riot. the support continues until the westerners can finally win the elections four years later . now it's reward time. the american national security agency immediately comes to mongolia and the base he starts wiretapping against china. less than 6 years later in 2002. the street in venezuela, which put hugos on the verge of falling, was supported by the american national endowment for democracy. again, the american national endowment for democracy in 1983, when ronald reagan came up with the idea , carl grishman, the director of this endowment, announced in 1986 that democracy groups should not whether they are introduced in the world as a sub-topic of c.i., in fact, he was better than c.i. to refrain from entering into these issues and leave them to this foundation. the american national endowment for democracy was supposed to be the same what he used to do secretly and confidentially, this time he should do i

national security agency of america immediately comes to mughalistan and sets up bases for spying on china . less than 6 years later and in 2022. street riots. supported by the american national foundation for democracy practiced. again, the american national endowment for democracy in 1983, when ronald reagan implemented the idea of ​​this foundation, the official purpose of the foundation was stated as follows: to support democratic foundations around the world through private and non- governmental efforts. he announced that pro-democracy groups around the world should not be introduced as a cia sub-category. in fact, what he said was that it would be better for the cia to refrain from entering into these issues and entrust the work to this foundation. the american national endowment for democracy was going to do the same things it had done in secret this time do it publicly. but the issue was not only the publicizing of support for pro-western oppositions , the way of working had also changed. in the traditional method, although sometimes he bought the elections, but in many cases he had to resort to military and bloody coups . but now this foundation had found a more acceptable method. street rio

foundation has found a more acceptable method was. street riots. in this way, the accusation of using violence and armed soldiers is rejected. and everything had the appearance of a people's revolution. the american national endowment for democracy is just one of several human rights institutions that have defined the task of supporting democracy and human rights. the keyword of these foundations and institutions is human rights. a phrase that was born in america after world war ii. a summer day in the year of the palace of chayot in paris. eleanor roosevelt was a year old when she lost her husband, the president of the united states. she is among other wives of american presidents who are officials they have the first lady of america. he had this position above all. because there was still a two-term limit for presidential elections in those days . it was not applied and franklin roosevelt was able to become the president of the united states for 3 terms. franklin died in the last year of his last term. eleanor had now come to this pleasant part of paris, the château de chayot, a year after her death, this hot and sunny summer. it was clear that the former first lady of the united states was not there for fun. something was hap

national endowment for democracy. again, the american national endowment for democracy. 1983 when ronald reagan implemented the idea of ​​this foundatione official purpose of this foundation was declared as such. supporting democratic foundations around the world. carl grishman, the director of this foundation, announced in 1986 that pro-democracy groups around the world should not be introduced as a sub-project of cia . in fact, his words were that it is better than cia to avoid entering into these issues and leave the work to this foundation. . the american national endowment for democracy was going to do the same things it had been doing in secret before, this time in a public way . but the story is only about publicizing the support the opposition was not pro-western. the way of working had also changed. in the traditional way, although sometimes he bought the elections, but in many cases he was forced to launch a bloody military coup . but now this foundation had found a more acceptable method. distortion the use of violence and military leaders were ruled out and everything had the appearance of a popular revolution. the american

foundation had found a more acceptable method. street riots. in this way, the accusation of using violence and military leaders was rejected and everything had the appearance of a popular revolution. the american national endowment for democracy is just one of several human rights institutions that have defined the task of supporting democracy and human rights. the key to these foundations and institutions is the term human rights. a phrase that was born in america after world war ii. abolition of the height of carrying the cannon of the army of the army, no rak'a nasra for islam, san sana'a al-sadiqin, yes, the soldiers of the holy houses , we will go to jamra with our clothes there is no reason for the nullification of the height of the weapon, which is in the side of al-azza, and there is no fear of victory for islam. atinak, i'm everywhere crawling crawling like a volcano and in the revolution, i don't serve you in fear of the ages, i will resist , i will resist with weapons, i'm coming, i'm coming. the evil of defeats and the trust of the faithful , asm al-sadiqin, may allah be my glory la azna abda o kana en lam neshal fik elnar. all our wealth is free, god bless all our family, let all our family go, let all our wealth

national security advisor of the trump administration, america first policy institute, center for american security co-chair, and we welcome richard goldberg, senior adviser at the foundation for defense of democraciesnd formerly white house national security council director. general keith, my friend, it just -- you know -- [laughter] you tell me, okay? this guy, kirby -- but kirby's not alone, i just happened to single him out because he went on this stupid, goofball show. but the fact remains with all this the hand-wringing, we always worried that iran will escalate. guess what? they've already escalated. they've been escalating for a couple of years under this policy of appeasement which has given them $80 billion or more in foreign exchange and energy reserves. keith, this is no way to run a railroad, this is no way to run a national defense or national security policy. >> yeah, larry. thanks for having me. look, they're living in an alternative universe, one that i didn't -- i was never part of and neither were you. thank the lord for that. look, i want to remind everybody listening, there are 33 dead americans from the attack by hamas into israel. 33. 12, plus or minus, are missing right now.