the nationwide strike of 16,000 american vision movie actors has started while 11,000 cinema and television writers of the country are still under appointment from 10 weeks ago. ali rajabi , new york radio and television news agency. the presence of the group scientific events were held from all over the country. in this competition , the groups demonstrated their ability to meet the needs of information technology in a practical way. designing a software based on artificial intelligence to classify information. when it snows, it takes all the kodal numbers on the kodal site, and when you ask a question , it returns exactly where you want. that the company we have with me let's pay attention to this field and these services. this is also a part of the technological products of specialists who are active in the software field, and this is the eighth round of the information technology challenge competition to identify programming elites from the whole country and connect oil and the labor market, about 60 teams. the calendar participated in this competition. we have participants from all ove

there is a european vision, there isn't a north american vision about the world and whatever their, their reasons might be. the priorities of the people on the ground, other ones, the eu has revealed is new front cub migration from africa. well, i think been check. so nope, african nations, the block agreed to show out over a 100000000 years a deal with tennessee and some of them both past cuz my but some trying to reach europe who people however object then to simply say money as the problem on the demo that you have the financial promises provided by the 14 isha is nothing compared to what they are losing in today. so i'm going more you ukraine, in which the search for tanisha stability and extracting it from its crisis requires better supports and maybe aid the consumers development level of them. and then the amount submitted by the you did, you need to, it's not enough to solve the matter of fully go integration. it is simple primer funding that can solve the issue bit by bit in the field. but the problem requires an international effort and cooperative negotiation between all terry'

there isn't a north american vision about the world and whatever their, their reasons might be. the priorities of the people on the ground, other ones, the you hyattsville is blueprint co. my gratian from africa, wiping big tex knowles applicant nations, the bro hugley to show our overall 100000000 euros and deal with 2 new data to prove that both packets with mindless from trying to reach your local people, however, objected to simply throwing money at the problem of the to have the financial promises provided by the 14 isha is nothing compared to what the allusion in today . so i'm going more ukraine in which the search for tanisha stability and extracting it from its crisis requires better supports and maybe aid the consumers development level of them. and then the amount submitted by the you did, you need to, it's not enough to solve the matter of fully go integration. it is simple primer funding that can solve the issue bit by bit in the field. but the problem requires an international effort and cooperative negotiation between all parties concerned in this matter until the

there is a european vision, there isn't a north american vision about the world and whatever their, their reasons might be. the priorities of the people on the ground, other ones. so this one gallery, precision of finding a peaceful deal to end the conflict. it's the best deal for both ukrainian people, not the governor, right, the people and also for the russian people who at the end of the day are our neighbors, right. our brothers and sisters, and what we want is for peace and prosperity for russia, for europe, for that in america, for everybody addressing the needs of the people on the ground right now. there are election seasons in countries like guatemala, is the left you season in ecuador is election season also in oregon. so you know, so a lot of these things are happening. are also based on political positions. right? impossible. next, president's impossible. next, legislators, when you should be, i about what the objective needs of the people are. there is nothing to live in america gains from sanctions. we have been a continent that has the sanctioned a lot by, you know, been a

there is a european vision, there isn't a north american vision about the world and whatever their, their reasons might be. the priorities of the people on the ground are the ones you're currently media is reporting allow the last from a quote large scale russian real quick attack on the pulse of the a desa video on social media pulls to show exposure and i'm around the city with huge clouds of smoke covered in the sky. you courtney military officials have this for the effective quote. hellish is the 2nd night in a row that says of in hit. media reports are also famous strikes on that if you bases and oil facilities in other cities. in southern new quite as well as the capital q. it comes off to moscow, filed the retaliation of monday's attack on the bridge mention climates, the bush and mainland, which cool to so that is a sas gram. looks set to play a major role in the plane is pose conflict reconstruction potentially elbowing outfits, regional arrival china. the asian countries present, made a surprise visit to cuba the weekend, which resulted in a grievance for korean companies. cards

vision that defeats theirs every day of the week. this is our moment to answer what it means to be an american. today. we're not just running from something we're running to something to our vision of what it means to be a citizen of this country. what does it mean to be an american? to me, it means you believe and we believe in the ideals that set this nation into motion 250 years ago in places not that far from where we are today. it means you believe in ideals like meritocracy and the pursuit of excellence that you get ahead in this country, not on the color of your skin, but on the content of your character and your contributions. [applause] affirmative action, goodbye. meritocracy, we're coming. it means you believe in the rule of law that if you're like my parents who came to this country 40 years ago with almost no money, i went in a single generation to found multi billion dollar companies. that's the american dream. we should be open to immigrants like them who come legally through the front door, follow the rules and actually come here to live our values. [applause] but it also means that you

why they were busy collecting materials for native american communities and they were projecting visionve american history. you may have already seen this image, this is a sculpture by frazier called end of the trail and today this sculpture is part of a series of productions by native american culture tired, exhausted, literally end of the trail towards the end of the actual existence. this is part of native american groups that are part of the path, not part of the present or part of the future so let's think of the t implications of this representation. a native american artist and intellectuals invited to comment on artworks and he discusses what it's like this as a child. he says shame, defeated and i wonder if this was was really how the rest of the world viewed them so let's thinkn about this and what these narratives and representations, one of the effects they have especially in thero groups that are represent? what does it mean to be told you don't exist or your almost extinct? we discussed these representations reclaimed by native americans and civil resilience. another way i

that is the vision that won us the american revolution and that reunited us after the civil war. it is the vision that won us two world wars and the cold war. it is the vision that still gives hope to the free world and if we can revive that dream over group identity and grievance and victimhood, then nobody in the world, not a nation, not a corporation, not a virus, is gonna defeat us. that is what american exceptionalism is all about and that is what i promise you we together will revive to save this great nation. thank you all. god bless you, god bless your families, and god bless our united states of america. i'm looking forward to the conversation. thank you all. thank you. [applause] you look great, just. does she look great, jeff -- you look great jeff. mr. kauffmann: whenever we do these conversations, we do not have a conversation ahead of time, i have no questions from the campaign, this is just a conversation i have generally with everyone so this is coming straight from his heart. one thing i tried to do is not only think about policies but also want to get to know you

actually politically why you can see this is something that is one of the other related to the americans and it's vision for the whole west of mind that the west and countries especially you, that's fine to do this. this like ration that support the, in the name of the, under the pretext of retail. but this is actually stated that they are supporting for the 1st time they, they feed a patient, sorry to sample and what they can find when they do this. and they are supporting such a asked is not a good that means that there are completely gone. we so it is not something that can be easily ignored for other printers, at least is that the sheet of the shown applewood guides for what they have done. and it needs to be completed by taking to the 92 and josh is actually the thousands all these ways to in the march from tel aviv to jerusalem, protesting the passage of judicial reform, is where the appointment is at benjamin netanyahu, as opposed to push through a confidential over hold on the judiciary system, smoking is 70 kilometer march, with protests, his carrier is ready, flags, and angry. political posts

you can see that is something that is one of the other related to the americans and it's vision to the whole west of mind that the west and countries especially to you, that's fine to do this, the separation. and that's a course in the name of the predicts. and we don't, these are states, but it is actually stated that they are supporting for the 1st time they receive a patient, sorry to sample and what they can find when they do this. and they are supporting such a asked is not a good that means that there are completely gone. we were so easy, not something that can be easily ignored for the printer. and the lease is that the issue of the shown applewood guys for what they have done. and it needs to be completed by taking the 9 to and josh is actually to pass the and teenagers have been killed off to being shot. blaze very forces in the west bank as winds continues to intensify in the region to one of the teenagers was killed during the unrest while the other was shot in his car is what he meant. few forces confirmed. they have opened fire on the vehicle due to quote, a call from me a

this has announced charges against gal looked and he's really american academic, and it's a vision of need to come and sit on the i'm from usaa authorities here to inform the us government about a man vying to be the next press, the same people lie and formed out a republican, i'm not a democrat to i did it out of deep concern medic, russian collusion scandal only because of the deal. jay's cover up press in february and then released on. busy the fear of being extradited to the bathing. the foreign agents registration functions on the run and making false the attorney representing loved. it says go into hiding to face and use for public um use the same thought i'd be pleased with. that was almost no doubt that the was of 12 to like somebody which is the goal is that in order to complete the condition, uh uh, because they're probably based and um they would need to do to bring them play, cannot blame him. that's the page. is that a better way to do? right? the judge right? the through play with doors really. we moved and tie sections on his website. they gave lots of information on th

we can give americans another vision, another option. i believe they are desperate for it and i believe they will report all of you at the bella box as well for doing that, all right? now, i want to share equal bit about what this is going to look like. again my vice chair jared polis and i got together a few weeks ago. we filmed a little ad, a little video and watch a show that to you now. >> i'm spencer cox, republican governor of utah. >> and i'm jared polis terra-cotta governor of colorado. >> and we here to help save your family dinners. >> you know what you're talking about. >> you halfway through your second helping of mashed potatoes when your maga uncle decides to share his thoughts on the latest election conspiracy. >> we all have that local spray instead of passing the salt your woke knees passes along a particularly controversial fact that she went on social media. >> or maybe you're the one with the strong opinions. know your rights and the other side is a bunch of misguided weirdos. >> but there's a healthy way to deal with

. >> just to clarify this for america, when we discussed unaccompanied min americans in vision a lost, frightened, abandoned, small child. as compassionate children of caught, every american wants to just hug that child and care for that child. that is not the reality, america. what they're talking about here is not a lost independent and frightened small child. the vast majority of these so-called children, unaccompanied children, are actually undocumented illegal young adults. they come into your system, with whatever vetting. and like i to argue about, you have no answer. they come into your system with whatever standard of vetting the year deciding that month to enforce. they get sent a at the expense of american people. they get sent to their home of destination, recorded destination. there's 16, 17 years old. they're already short timers and your system when they enter your system. and they're out. they're into the fabric of our country. a tierney teen, they're gone. of course you say 81% -- each as your words right carefully. said 81% you have spoken to the sponsor of the child

frontier is an important location and if necessary for defining the american character but it's also a place that is generated a very unique vision of what it means to be american. f brutal and violent realities, right? so that's important for us right in terms of thinking about native americans and and that connection because again in turners vision of the frontier, free land it's open space. so he's conceptualizing it as a without people already there. okay, third thing we need to think about. our ideas in the 19th century about social development. and for that we're going to turn to lewis h morgan. i wrote a book in 1877. called ancient society the title is it's a 19th century book. so like the title is like forever long. we just call it ancient society. and basically what he's talking about through kind of studying kinship relationships and such. is that all societies? move through a uniform and identifiable path. into civilization from savagery to barberism to civilization right and and savagery he identifies as kind of that hunter-gatherer kind of lowest rudimentary level of technology. very little in terms of hierarchical

as i said, i'm leading us to run to something, to our vision of what it means to be an american.>somethin i'm done with retrose grievance. and so you're right, there are other republican who may havee grievances against other candidates lik whoe trump and a in this race to air those grievances. >> i'm not i'm i n race to actually lead this nation to a better place then we're in today. i am also ahead of where trump was, mind you, in june and july of 2015. that's where i am in this race. okay. so that's a big part of we're on the rise. i'm confident we're going to win and i'm confident we'res to lead this country to a revival. >> i love your energy. i love your dynamism i love l your positivity. i love everything about your campaign, actually. but at some point,your pos you'g to have to start swinging at donald trump. and that's when this gets really interesting. but for now, thank you veryginga the indeet d. >> well, the progressive left is a racing women and ironically wom, some ofst the most ardent so-called feminists like us soccer star megan rapinoe, are leading the way. >> p

would like to and there are moments when we do not coincide in some details and have our visions with our american partners, but here i want to thank separately thank the president i know that it was a challenge and in the united states and i know that it is a challenge in the congress and there are people who do not share this support for cluster projectiles i want us to look at it this is how russia's justice is used constantly uses a cool weapon on our territory fights exclusively on our land kills our people uses cluster munitions for many years constantly the help we can get from the united states of america regarding the decision on cluster munitions projectiles, it is for use purely for military purposes, purely in the temporarily occupied territories of ukraine. it is absolutely controlled and is not used anywhere else, well, it should be justice, look at this, there is no justice, the fact that the aggressor has occupied us for 9 years, occupying parts of our territories, killing our people, how can we defend ourselves and this is about justice, we defend ourselves, we defend ourselves wi

the french galitarian model is increasingly being replaced, and the multicultural american model, and the cool visionsre being replaced by ethnic, proletarian and minorities. whether they are sexual ethnic or whatever. and yet, the fight against inequality and for a more just society is replaced by the fight against all discrimination. uh, that is, now these are the concepts in which it is customary to analyze socio-political processes, and under these conditions it is clear that in france there was also an attempt to arrange and promote their own blm. this movement was similar. yes, it was to uh managers. e hmm well, she didn't have the same success as in the us but in france, such a roll on law enforcement. no more about open in support of the arrested policeman transferred much more money than to the account for the family of the deceased young man. we can say that sympathy in this confrontation is rather on the side of the police. and yet there is a common understanding. yes, for the fact that the police are working now in extremely difficult conditions. e, and that this cannot but affect the qual

but this is our moment as conservatives, as liberty-oriented americans to now level up and fill that void with a visionamerican national identity that runs so deep that it dilutes the woke agenda to irrelevance. that is how we win. [applause] yeah, somebody my age -- can. [laughter] what does it mean to be an american today? you get a blank stare in response. that's the vacuum. and it is our job to fill that void with something more meaningful than what the left does. i will give them credit for this, the left is very good at this. they will fill that void with a vision of identity. race, gender, sexuality, climate. for too long we've been complacent, pointing out all of the endless hypocrisies with that vision of human identity. but what we need to do now is offer our own vision. if they feed our kids race, gender, sexuality and climate, i want us to start talking more about individual. alicia: gop presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy peeking in philadelphia. and, griff -- speaking in philadelphia. talking education, talking identity politics. you know, parental rights definitely going to be in the

busy collecting materials from native american communities both produced objects withh michael works of light and human remains are they were also busy projecting vision of a native american history. you may have already seen this image. this is a very well-known sculpture by james fraser called end of the trail. today this sculpture is part of a series of productions by euro-americans that depict native american culture as tired, exhausted, literally at the end of the trail. toward the end of their natural existence. this is part of representative native american groups as being part of the past not part of the present and certainly not part of the future. let's think of the implications of this kind of representation. here i i want to quote jeffrey gibson who is a native american artist. one of a group of native american artists that the intellectual's invited to comment on artworks at the metropolitan museum ofm art he discusses what it felt like to see this representative of native americans as a child. he says at the time i saw as an image ashamed defeated indian and iis wondered let's think abt this for a moment let's think about who these repre

the french italitarian model is increasingly being replaced, and the multicultural american model, and the cool visions society are being replaced by ethnic ones, and the proletariat by minorities. whether there sexual ethnic or what? the fight against inequality and for a more just society is also being replaced by the fight against all discrimination. uh, that is, now these are the concepts in which it is customary to analyze socio-political processes, and under these conditions it is clear that in france there was also an attempt to arrange and promote their own blm movements are similar. yes to e. lime managers e hmm but she didn't have the same success, as in the usa the police have enough problems, but in france such a roll on the law enforcement officers. no more than that , much more money was transferred to the account opened in support of the arrested policeman than to the account for the family of the deceased young man. we can say that sympathy in this confrontation is rather on the side of the police, and while there is a common understanding, yes, that the police are now working in extrem

american cuisine. gave such a common vision our vision african cuisine is the keeper of a thousand-year history of original bright independent, able to surprise africa in all its pristine beauty on the screens in swamp painters and in the gastro works of chefs . russia africa will start in st. petersburg tomorrow and will be held on july 27 and 28 varvara nevskaya sergei velichko and dmitry akimov. last night in ukraine, sirens again howled , an air raid alert was announced throughout the country a powerful explosion rumbled in kiev and zhytomyr region lvov kharkov sumy kirovohrad in dnipropetrovsk, according to local authorities , a large fire broke out after the explosion, and in khmelnytsky starokonstantinov, the target of the attack was a military airfield of alarm in ukraine announced not only at night, but also last evening it was reported about strikes cruise missiles on military infrastructure in the armed forces. ukrainian air defense cannot cope with its tasks. the ukrainian military are being taken prisoner by entire units of our paratroopers strongholds in the forest after the artillery strike,

american people really don't. but here's the thing. while that is a the vision at the top for the american political right info the trump era, that's what they want for their national leader. that's what they want the american presidency to become.at it's also their broader project for what they think of governance. if you go down a step or two an from their strong man vision for the guy at the very top.y they're also getting very big ideas about what to do with s their power in the states right now. this is not something they need a project 2025 for. i this is not something they have to wait and hope to have another republican president in 2025. this is something they're doing now. this is why i think this is the political sleeper issue of the summer.caer just one week ago on the show, we reported that the republicane attorney general of tennessee ep was seizing private unredacted medical records of people in tennessee. so you go to the doctor.se you have an expectation that your health care experience is private. your medical records are confidential. but in t

country, governor hutchinson looks forward to sharing his forward-looking vision of consistent conservative leadership for all americansand i just want to give a quick shout out to my patriots back in long island. and here he is. governor. ♪ >> thank you. it is great to be with moms for liberty. thank you for the introduction and telling them about my family. i am here today, ladies and gentlemen, because i believe that moms for liberty should have a voice in education and you should not be silenced. [applause] hutchinson: and i will give a shout out to the people from arkansas who are here, i know the fayetteville chapter and also other parts of the state. thank you for your leadership. my wife is not here, we have been married for 49 years, and we are very proud of our children and grandchildren. and i was in the private sector, i explained to my grandson who was five years old at the time that i had to go to abu dhabi. well, he had a hard time understanding abu dhabi over in the middle east, but isolated to him and he goes to his skin kindergarten class and he expands to his classmates that pop-up was going to have

to our vision of what it means to be an american. that is resonating with voters. i began in march at 0.0% in the polls. national polling averages, i'm polling at third nationally. that is ahead of even the first debate, when many people haven't gotten to know who i am. we are ahead of where donald trump was in 2015, nationally polling ahead of a former vice president in numerous governors and u.s. senators and i think we're just getting warmed up as grass-roots across this country are responding to our message. on the fundraising side, one thing different about me, i'm not a super pact puppet. other candidates have advertisements funded by their super packs. what is lifting us up is small dollar donors that have lifted this campaign up in adiz to large sizeable personal investments i've made. we don't want puppet, we want independent voice and patriot that speaks the truth. >> shannon: former president trump, there is criticism you are not taking shots at him or not running against him. you think you will pardon him should you become president. he is facing anothe

to our vision of what it actually means tois be an american. ask most people my age that question, what does it mean to be an american, you get a blank stare in response. that's the vacuum. that's the void. there's an old expression, if there's a hole the size of god in your heart and god does not fill it, something else will instead. the same can be said for the belief in a nation. that is the vacuum, and this is our moment not just as conservatives, but as americans to level up. we're done just complaining about the poison. playing whack a mole. we've got wokism here, you whack that down, you've got transgenderrism popping up over here. then you've got the climate cult, the covid cult, and it's not a coincidence that we see the rise of these different secular religions. they're really cults, secular cults at the same time. that is not a coincidence. it is a symptom of a deeper vacuum. and that's what we're going to talk about today. how do we fill that void with a vision of american national identity. that runs so deep that it dilutes the wok

american character. it's also a place that is generated a very unique vision of what it means to be american. one that is very much tied to the brutal and violent realities. so that is important for us in terms of thinking about native e americans and that connection. because again in turner's of the frontier it's free land its open space space conceptualizing without people already there. the ideas in the 19th century about social development. for that were going to turn to lewis h morgan who wrote a book in 1877 called ancient society that title is a 19th century books of the title forever long we just called ancient society. and it basically, what he is talking about through studying kinship relationships and such is that all societies move through a uniform an identifiable path into civilization from savagery, to barbarism, to civilization. in his savagery he identifies as that hunter gatherer of lowest rudimentary level of technology. little in terms of hierarchical search organizations. on his mind the most primitive. we moving to barbarism to bronze age technology, the use of smelting

this then at this moment do we begin to see the emergence of the theater of politics where visions of american life have become to supplant actual american life, where people live more in the imagination of what america could be versus? the reality of america. so we'll leave you with those thoughts and we'll finish there. we have some questions perhaps that we want to have our talk. yeah, i was going to talk little bit about soft energy technologies that and missed opportunities from the seventies. the fact that electric cars were studied for a time in the 1970s in a big way synthetic were developed in the 1970s. but we never thought long term. and so crises of the seventies coming back to us in other ways and other times forward to this day. yeah. so you guys have some questions us about these this topic. one. yeah. go ahead let where would the film. it's a mad mad mad world and the hanna-barbera cartoon wacky races fit into the cannonball movies you know i haven't seen that mad, mad, mad. i know there's some resurgent interest in the film and apparently there's going to be another mad, mad w

american cuisine. we gave such a common vision to our vision of african cuisine, the keeper of a thousand years of history, original, bright , independent, able to surprise africa in all its pristine beauty, thrown on screens in swamps. painters and chefs in the gastro-products of a large-scale cultural program dedicated to samit, open to all comers of economic and humanitarian forms. russia africa will start in st. petersburg tomorrow and will be held on july 27 and 28 varvara nevskaya sergey velichko and dmitry akimov an eye-catching illustration in shades of black and chrome gray just below the bombastic signature collection will change the course of events. this is how a new attempt to raise more money on the united 24 portal looks like, which, let me remind you, was created at the initiative of the kiev regime and, they say , is engaged in crowdfunding for the needs of the armed forces. uh, in this case, they seem to be promising to build a whole fleet of marine drones with donations from individuals, and the desired final amount is not indicated. yes, and there is no amount that has already been col

this is an american progressive, yet they're sharing this vision. what can be done to society by the experts to make it a better place? and it was a vision that he that he found a dangerous one. so at the same time that reacting to american society, he's he's also thinking he's going to the library night and he discovers british liberalism in the readings he did at the library. and he's also become fascinated by how news is reported. so he had fought in the war on the austrian german side. he had a vision of what was going on in the war. he reads all of these other historical accounts and, recognizes how biased the reporting was, not only in the types of, you know, just the general impression that people had about the war, having been on on that other side and and recognizing the the carefulness with which these writers were were opposing what had taken place during the war that contradicted everything he knew. this was fascinating to him. and he actually started he came up with a project. he was always coming up with projects of having internationa

nevertheless, some of the words do not need to be removed, who turns out that there is an american proposal or that the chinese visione world, the chinese is more adequate. and in principle, it will most likely work, but the american one will not work china's influence in the middle east in africa in latin america everywhere and at the end, but the chinese one is bad. and in principle, we also have such a vision of the world that we are for sovereign development. we are for a more diverse, e and independent sovereign world. this must be combined. i think the americans. they i'm sorry, that a little bit here in the theoretical moment i'll leave. they have two main theories. here are big and, in principle, big politicians. the only name they operate is liberal and er, realist realists. it has been said for a long time that liberals are flirting with liberals, they expected universalization and globalization together, that is, there will be such a global connected world, and everything is in it. this is how new york, yes, everything is digested and will become some kind of new boiler. yes, half of the colt's new public