emerged, so china has some very good field directors that are well-known around the world, such as ang lee, won academy award. another great chinese director, we have a movie from japan this year, and japan is also a country with great cinema, kurasawa is a prominent japanese director that we all know, we have movies from india, another country with huge film industry, if you put bollywood aside you come across some great. a director that has made many wonderful movies, so i would say that the international section of the fedge film festival is the place to be for all of those movies out there are looking for something different. my name is abid, i am the founder ceo of cradus 2, it's a malaysian company uh which creates content for southeast asia. and i very honored to be here at the fadja film festival, this is my first time in iran and i'm amazed with the kind of movies being shown and also the kind of content i i'm experiencing and and watching here baca khutbah sembahyang dululah kita orang ni semua akan sembahyang. sini kakan menimpa tampung kita aku taka apa ni haji tamar haji d

the first thing ang when that ms stop designing products as emma said so well, stop designing productsaw in kids. there was an interesting data point thatinte came out of face, those documents that said, c facebook was actually creatings teens to draw in younger andsi younger users. they considered and dered i quot retains a valuable but untappeda audiencend. stop that first and foremost. as i said, secondly, designed these products so you don't have to retrofit legislation likeslat man's spirit but i'm sorry, you have to stop the bleeding. you have to cauterize the wound and you have to be in especiall for minors under the age of 16. you just have to stop and designed with privacy, with empowering parents, withgs i stringent default settings in mind if you designed these products to begin with. >> exactly. senator lemke. >> i want to echo everything, too. i believe what we have to say is empty words are costing us lives, the lives of youngnext individuals, the legs of theal next generation. we need to see tech companies actually step up and take action designed products so they are no

has emerged, so china has some very good fill directors that are well-known around the world, such as ang lee, won academy award for his movie, crouching tiger hidden dragon or chang and a great chinese director, we have a movie from japan this year, and japan is also a country with great cinema, korasawa is a prominent japanese director. that we all know, we have movies from india, another country with huge film industry. if you put bollywood aside, you come across some great directors such as satya jirai with an impressive resume, a director that has made many wonderful movies, so i would say that the international section of the fech film festival is the place to be for all of those movie lovers out there who are looking. my name is abid. i am the founder ceo of creados two, it's a malaysian company which creates content for southeast asia and i am very honored to be here at the faja film festival, this is my first time in iran and i'm amazed with the kind of movies being shown and also the kind of content i am i am experiencing and and watching here. "kenapa haji samsuri yang baca khu

the assange team and his ang himself are arguing that um what he did that there was no wrong doing, what he did was basically his job as a publisher and a journalist and that the case against him is politically motivated. and that his extradition uh to the united states is violation of his human right, at the end of the day this is about one man by the name of julian assign who has spent so many years um avoiding fighting to not be extradited to the united states, seven years of the ecuadorian embassy and hold up at the um uh maximum security bellmars prison here in the uk since 20. 2019, but as i say, the cruxs of the matter is, what is at stake here, is freedom of the press and freedom of expression, and that's why he, his team and his supporters out here are fighting, have been fighting so hard for so many years to try and uphold, and that does it for world news, this bye-bye for now. we must not become part of south africa's problem. we must remain part of their solution. we must not aim to impose ourselves our solutions. our favorites in south africa. damn it, we have favorites in s

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base, monitoring water and environmental resources, including the pars-ik mission in the khursheed ange orbit at a distance of 500 km from earth. it is the first sensing satellite that was developed in the judicial research institute and is now in orbit. within the next month or two with let the satellite be placed in the stage of service provision. the brilliance of iran's representatives in asian age group swimming competitions by winning 4 colorful marks. and we will check it in a special news interview with the presence of the minister of interior. the final coordination and groundwork of election headquarters all over the country to hold a grand election. tomorrow, what is the effect of the nation's magnificent presence in the elections on national security and authority? in the name of allah , the most merciful, the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and his family, and hasten their end. greetings, courtesy and respect for your presence, dear and respected compatriots. i invite you to follow our 21 o'clock news until the end . veteran of 75% amputation, nasser dastari, who has

as ange took asylum in ecuador and embassy in london, the in the 2nd half of 2016, the company contracted to provide security services at the embassy by the government of ecuador, began assisting the c. i a and spying on a st agent as visitors in the embassy. they uploaded the security camera footage to an f t p server and gave the c i a access to it. in march, 2017, with the leaks published fault 7, detailing the activities and capabilities of a c i a to perform electronic surveillance and cyber warfare through smartphones and other devices. it was the largest leak in the history of the c. i a in april 2017. the us said that it was an hour priority to arrest the sage. in august 2017. trump offer to sage a part if you would disclose who was responsible for leading democratic party e mails to wiki links. before the 2016 us presidential elections assigned refused to give up a source. in december, 2017. the us government gave the u. k. government, a sealed warrant for a st, just arrest in february, 2019 to ecuador, and government receive loans of $10200000000.00 from various multilateral ins

pars is an all-iranian satellite that was launched into the orbit of khurshid ange. pars is a measurement research satellite that taking pictures in three ranges of tifi, meari, ferusu. parse satellite is a sensing satellite , it has three sensing payloads, a color optical sensing payload with an accuracy of 15 meters and infrared thermal payloads with an accuracy of 150 and 300 meters, respectively, which are mainly used for surface monitoring. it is the earth according to the resolution of the satellite for the applications of agriculture, forestry, environment. one of the capabilities of pars satellite is the ability to take pictures of the entire country within 100 days, the ability to control the situation and also the data transmission sub-systems. in band x and band s, all of these are actually developed locally by iran's domestic industry. during the launch of the pars satellite, an iranian space research institute hosted technologists and students from various disciplines. sharif university, whatever field you are in, it is an honor to see the power of our c

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enough, but it’s better than nothing to send them immediately, something else, yes, the french officer angelis, already known to you, grosmester, there are no masons in russia, take care of this personally, grigory alesanovich. that's all, the military council is over. not like that, but how? for several months i have been thinking and thinking, i began to doubt whether it is true that my father is alive, because judging by the facts, sometimes people turn real facts around in order to give the appearance of truth to lies, your majesty, and the truth is that i... not long ago i spoke to your father, as i am speaking to you now, and you know that he always carries with him, that your portrait, pavel petrovich, he wears it like an icon, he raises a toast to him for the victory, for the glorious future of the empire, empire, which you, the law, will rule. heir, don’t worry your majesty , you won’t have long to endure, soon your father will enter st. petersburg and return the throne to you, what should i do, believe and wait for your majesty, i will wait for him. there is a big game on the air; r

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everyone there who's a terrorist who's trying to harm us. meanwhile, in the north of the in baffled ang, place people all struggling to rebuild the shattered lights off to the withdrawal off. the idea of you can see extensive destruction with homes and buildings, which is to revel a few remaining. lopez can be seen assessing the scale of the damage was the, the area was heavily damaged. there were no homes to live in. so we will live in, tends to get in. our houses were destroyed and our families and children were killed. we don't know where to go. we call on the arrow button world nations for immediate c side, because they've been a genocide. they must spend no efforts to conclude a sweet spot. despite the da she monetary and the situation is really prime minister has to onto the pleasure of enrol over united nations relief and walk agency for palestinian refugees. many western states had already caught funding to the un agency following allegations that some of that stuff were involved in the 7th of october, come off a tax, but $800.00 civil solvents from the us in europe have now pub

putin stopped, of the western oligarchs from raping russia of its natural resources that engendered ang lee because the west had it sites on getting control of oil, natural gas, j aluminum, a rainy of which, the rainy of nickel, nitrogen we are, you know, across the board, russia is so wealthy and all of these natural resources to west, one of the blood are put and put a stop to that. the 2nd thing is culturally what has happened in russia, the reverse of, of christianity and the spread of christianity, interest and, and the traditional messages of family, protecting fam, the where the west of frankly, views, that's kind of belief as dangerous because it goes against this world economic forum vision to try to, it says just there's no such thing as male or female that deny biology to the nice sites. and, you know, it may sound extreme, but i think of those 2 simple things. go a long ways to explain the animals and the lice that are consistently told about russia to the american people. there's a number of conflicts happening around the globe, but all i seem to be on bows out right now is

through the streets, carrying signs telling the us diplomats, he's not welcome some of those, roddy. ang said, nothing positive can come from blink and strip as long as washington keeps packing, as well as a salt on garza. the firstly, this stand emphasizes our rejection of blankets visit as he is a partner in the war of annihilation against the palestinian people, which he clearly expressed since the 1st day through his participation in the israeli war council. secondly, we aim to assure the palestinian peoples denunciation of this visit have given that during his 5 visits to the palestinian territories, he was obviously declaring his defense of these rarely stands and crimes. we call on the world to take responsibilities to stop the war of annihilation imposed on our palestinian people in gaza. blankets, diplomatic total comes of as well as department as a, as reject to the terms of a new c spot and prisoners will deal with him. us sitting officials say more than 27700 people have been killed in the other place since october. the 7th largest middle east correspond to maria from ocean t

it off that's on, you know, so like many other places all across the ang, save the idea of as being is just a scene of ruin pointing to the latest numbers of the desk told in gaza since the october kick off more than 27, thousands with with roughly 66000 words, compounding those numbers, the u. n says that a 1000000 children in the region require mental health support. that's full months of war, basically told families of pod we spoke with one young boy who is now playing both parents to the car after his siblings. after his mother was killed in an idea she and how probably good as when the worst started my mother's family send her a message that my grandparents were sick and needed. sure urgently. so she went to the whistle, received the news. as my grandfather's house was struck and my mother had been killed by the minister laser house next to us was also here. and my father asked us to bring bags of clothing so we could take shelter in on chief of hospital to spend 2 days there. while my father tried to recover my mother's body from the rubble, so he could barely hear the children's

the ange to destroy our country must be suspended in molly, all the messages that these french media can, they are false. they're there to add fuel to the fire. otherwise, they're not telling the truth. the media for having one of the suspension of fronts to i think it's a good thing because the propaganda relayed by this media can have a norm is consequences on the stability of the country and can create a gap between the security forces and the population. well thought that all the number of french media outlets now bind in this a hell of region to continue to grow. but again, the fast pull, the plug on from is 24, l. c. i june at for a total of this, of a claims of spreading misinformation or over from the $24.00 has been binding mildly since 2022. and the country is communications minister explained the current situation. these decision follow serious breaches of ethics and professional conduct that occurred on january 20th 2024. in particular, the lack of balance of information and the promotion of terrorism with the aim of demoralizing the meal treat and the population reading

a checked point of chem shalom demonstrators have been trying to block a trucks from entering the ang 5 and they made the crisis palestinians a result of the desperate measures as well. so northern gaza is an area that's been isolated for months due to the idea of operations and solving locals of ton to bud feed for food. outside of the un sounds the alarm over at least 400000 gardens, being quote, actually in from in. and we've heard from some the light is not 1st we had white flower, then there was new week, now were forced to eat with animals each week bonnie and cooling. and this is very difficult for us. well, i have a family of 11 managing somehow. we've come to divide by 10 to quotas for our children in the morning. we're suffering a lot of adult children are very sick and ready to start and then we'll have a family of 13 and my sister suffers from kidney disease. my daughter has cancer and i have heart disease and diabetes because i don't have money to buy food. there's only animal feed is good. i am hungry money. i barely 8. okay. do you mind a terry and aid comes through egy

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speak to the manager.ma the liberal governor ernie nickname onaf california karenni after stitching on angt employee. our time when he personallr sny witnessed a brazen that emboldee the store and overheard an employee blaming him for it. >> the woman says he's juse t walking out, he didn't pay for it and i said why is this happening? she says the governor. true story. the governor lord -- there's no accountability. t i said that's not true.ha she looks at me twice and then breaks out and calls everyonery over and wants to take photos, i'm not taking a photo. we are having a conversation from appraiser manager? how are you blaming the governor? $380 later and i like why am i extending $380? one and walked out. >> newsom seems to be oblivious to the lost in his own state namely proposition 47. bespalov many they embolden criminals by letting them feel up to $90 with goods without7 facing serious consequences. retailers are the only physicist sufferingog mckinney that endor after 54 years due to soaring crimes. there goes your ranchland. walgreens closing.multiple reentions across boston. st

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on family budgets and it takes a toll on what earnings are worth their work less you go to the store ang d buy less this is a g bipolitical problem, biden can y to move his way back and forth,> this is what has i plagued him i call it the affordability crisis, i give you the last word. >> is s ina huge problem not one inflation not coming down, if you look at the numbers dropping off the index and core versus regular cpi, core has exceeded regular cpi for 11 straighths months on inflation which means prices will rise at a fasterward rate at a slower rate going forward at least for the next four or five or six months. that's what's going to happenit and that provides ica huge political problem in the realpr economic problem forob people working in trying to get jobs, a it's a real serious problem as well as a political problem. putting it on top of all the other stuff is the debt for this administration. larry: eggs are up 37% under joi biden, that is a lot. >> why did you pick eggs for me. >> eggs are very healthy and i want you to have your eggs. even though there are 37% yourgs success

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comcast support c-span as a public service ang with these other television providers.iving you a front receipt to democracy. >> next a discussion on nuclear deterrence featuring colonel alexander rasmussen of the space development he also talks about missile defense capabilities and innovation this is about an hour. >> is urgent we look at deterrence and a broader lens. and again looking at strategic deterrence of which nuclear is a key foundation. but the reasonon we need to look at this more broadly is we are facing new threats. new threats of escalation. new domains that can lead to rapid inadvertent escalation in the competition conflict with china and russia. such as space, cyber. we had adversaries that might be willing to take more risk. and we have got strategic systems that are not vulnerable for example in space. and again that could lead to miscalculation a rapid escalation nuclear weapons use. and so to deal with these new threats we need to think about innovation in terms of concepts and technologies. this is why i am really excited having our panelists th

to live, as we see, this prediction in ang is also beginning to come true, because they are already buildingt will be as if we will live on mars, that’s what the moon will show his hidden side. graduated well in the soviet union, good old times, such an ardent socialist student, when difficult times came, my friends advised me to turn to our clairvoyant, to be honest, i was a little skeptical, but still at ninety in the third year, i visited baba vanga, and i heard very interesting things from her , which i didn’t fully believe, because vanga always spoke in folktales, she didn’t speak directly, she, for example, told me that i would meet with rivers of grapes will flow, and what will i give people, prosperity, joy, brings bliss, i didn’t understand what kind of nuts were flowing, what kind of grapes, i’m a technical engineer, so it turned out that i came to winemaking and indeed, thanks to wine we... “we give people pleasure and joy,” she said i’m talking about my family, about my daughter, that she ’s a dark, foggy falbion somewhere, she’ll be carried away , and i’ll rarely see her, but i

it was the bas of his argument all the way ang.he big difference, ultimately is that the jury always has the authority to say not guilty. don't want you to be guilty of this crime. i don't think there's any historical support for this. they mus have the authority to issue incomprehensible special findings. rebuttal?you. >> oh, i am sorry. [laughter] excuse me. anything further? [laughter] >> i do have some further. sorry. [laughter] if you do not prevail i this case, i have two questions. one is, can georgia going forward solve the problem that you have identified by simply saying that the guilty verdict stands eve if repugnant. >> if we we to lose this case, i think not only could they, but it's the only logical thing for the florida supreme court to deal. the basis of this rule is there are no verdicts at all. they accept the basic idea of these are seemingly ionsistent , we will just accept them the way they are. weon't think these are verdicts at all. basically, whetherhe next person and issues will just be stuck with theif in

the 1911 international aviation ne ang michigan avenue. here we have michigan avenue grant park here, wherehe railroad lines, which have since been replaced by millennium park, an air field, of course, lake michigan. so michigan avenue was the place to be. but how in heaven's name did we get from a scene like this? lake michigan drive in 1905 where you have a beautiful wooden boardwalk, a pedestrian boardwalk here on a sunday afternoon. and off to the right, we have a pathway for horse drawn carriages. no automobile is to be found in this photograph. but how did we get from here to here. well, at the end of the 1800s, beginning in 1900s in the united states, there was little interest in the automobile. which is surprising because in europe, there was a tremendous amount of interest with the introduction of karl benz and his automobile. but interest really exploded once america's first automobile race was announced in 1895. it was sponsored by the chicago times-herald newspaper. it involved not only a road race of 54 miles from chicago to e

there's a lot of ang savety and anger towards immigrants, immigration. just the unite. i know a lot of times we believe we're the only ones. s it is happening all over the world, let me tell you. and then, of course, probably the biggest one is heat suspicion. the elites always have it made. ironically, when things get really bad, their fortunes get even bigger and larger. think about what the federal reserve did in the last couple years. all they did was make mitch people richer -- rich people richer and made if your live more's pepsive. hair goal was to increase job losses. really. initially, the experts thought it would be 2 million jobs. luckily, it hasn't been that much. around the world there's anxiety and frustration, and rebecca just hit on it. it's going to be reflected at some point in the economy. for now though i say make money, that's the name of the show, but beware not just in the voting booth. cheryl casone in for liz claman. cheryl: i'm glad you mentioned the fed, charles, because we could get six rate cuts, and pigs could fly. [laughter

pretty only got single digits in the 2020 election then is a three time -- make over three times port ang red flag among the base you heard signed arab voters and mission it's also younger african-american voters going here a lot more outreach from biden to the base. shannon: richard you have a piece out on this this week, how the biden sham campaign should be managing these concerns. >> there is a concern on black voters. i take these polls as a grain of salt only poll is how people vote on election day. if you look at black votes specifically black men you look at the election in ohio what we saw was this when it comes to protecting a woman's right to choose the demographic devoted in the highest percentage for that was black men. so with the white house is doing at this moment is to have a conversation with these voters because ultimately they will be the deciders in places like michigan because of detroit places like north carolina places like charlotte and raleigh durham. it require the white house have a conversation given the fact that while the present has a low approval rating, t

ang hi the fbi's had this four years ago and then republicanereds discover that it was covered up. so biden's locking up the source to discredi t it. this >> this is the second informant. biden's arrested i for blowing the whistle about his bribes. >> an israeli american citizen told the fbi about the chinese money going to the bidens in 2019, even before they had the laptop. he's been arrested biden. , th remember patrick , the spysp chief of china who lined the bidens pockets? >> he was arrested. remember devon archer, hunter's business partner? >> he's been arreste pard. >> everyon we who blows the whistle on the biden syndicate or is connecte syndid has been arrested. what does that telthl you? >> former fbi agent stuartan kaplan joins us now. >> stuart, what does that tell you? yowell, it's certainly not a tit for the fbi to take a victorheys lap. it's shameful. it's embarrassing and it'shal, e a time at all for the bidensta to take a victory lap. ke ary ljesse, when that 1023 fe released last year, my colleaguelelasts and i knew t that point that informant was going to bt the

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she had to lead people to believe that she was droppin ang out to get people to watch her press conference. pe for nikkipath haley, i think. and i think she knows that. i think she knowshe iss that shs not going away and she knows there is not going to be a path. >> i think what she wants is pats on the head from the mainstream media. maybe she wants a contracted cnn. >> she wants to be part of theea club. but i dontrt of th want to ment one thing about watching the trump town hall tonighont. it made me think that we don't have to live like this, sean. wehis, can have a strong economg we can have a strong border. we can be respected as a nation. but we need a change at that white house. and that changwe need e is donad trump. so i hope americans are watching and kno w that we don't have to live like this. it can be different. it has been and it will bet. again. hopefully it. you know, governor, i'm particular lee i don't know, maybe amused is the word, but i find it even bewilderingnd for the mainstream media mob i've i viewed them as sort of an extension of all things liberal democrat and

ould do it >> and also, i'd say young gymnast, he kind of inspires ang 82-year-old guy. you do t three somersaults and four cartwheels down the stairs. you know, and he's again, eve in his late hundreds. you're going to get excited. i mean, no one has ever felt like the stairs having this discussionrick: can right.yell a >> what's frustrating is we can't even yell at him because he's not making any of these decisiont s now and he couldn't hear it if we did.e i want to playdid. some sound of the view, nick. these are the people telling us that joe biden should not debate donald trump and listen. to the reason why go. >> i don't i nee think i need te someone who has been twice impeached. it is a disgrace and a one termi president with 91 counts facing him. i think it legitimizes himm. . i don't need to be gaslit by trump. we all know who he is. we all know what he stands for. we also knowwe als that bideo nd him twice and just like sort of mop the floor with him. if biden flubs, yeah, they'll be all over him. if trump trump, he doesn'tebateb care. >> okay? there's not goin

they end up rampin ang catchlease. and release. this was all by design. the wse rest of u who have problem with the millions of people coming into the country duringons of , the biden administration were saying that this is you know, thisllown is that you are not following the laws and the rules and thegc constitution. you're not protecting the people. but getting back to your question theto a, i think that y orcus by design in thean biden administration'sd the . he's actually doing his job. yeah. and i guess if that's counting againscountit the job numbers, h a win win for them. i just came upemst came with t. >> i have a stutter and looking for votes. yeah. emily, the dems in the mediathis are calling this impeachment political. is that interesting? when is it not? ? i mean, they impeach trump twice for political reasonrump twis. and the irony to me is that this is this actually tool that congress can use upon realizing or determining that someone has abdicated their duty someone. and so for the president to call it political, the whole poin s t is the

out in 2 hours, which tells you a lota to about depth of support that stooges like tish james and ange r and rallying to donald trump. as o'leary said,o donald it's at trump himself. it's about the injustice of a case which no one can find pre a precedent for. beliknow, at heart, americans, fair minded people, we want to believe in our system, but the systemtem. is only as gd as the people in charge of administering it. admiing it james said she was go after trump in anger and brazenly admitted he can overrule juries when they get it wrong, which doubtingt ality. impartiality. so when people tell you whpeoope they are, maybe believe them,it there's a pattern emerging. it started surveillance. if you have nothing to worry about, then why worry if we spy? well, then they spied on you. then there's freedom of speechau . you have nothing to worry about. it's just hate speech. then hate speech becam itspe, hing y disinformation, or rather, anything. you said that they didn't likeou said t . now it's your ability to make a living. you have nothing to worrak y toe about as long as you toed th

i'm just sayining ang i apprecie their acting skills. very stron g heterosexual credentials. dvr the show. someone snickered. , and this is my world. >> welcome to "hannity" on the super bowl friday. has it has bee bn a disaster of eea week for your president. p joe biden filled with bizarre

secondly, i'll tell you without any question, the remainint ang mexico policy worked.e title 42 worked. having an asylum policy that requires you to seek p asylum with a country contiguous with yours. ba weren't having a president with the backbone to stand to dictators and murderers like putin, he did not do in ukraine when president trump was our president. what he did obama and what he's doing with biden, weves: should ask ourselves why is that the case. >> a strong american president makes a weak putin. a weak american president makes us strong putin. this putin story has been playing out n for darn neaear eight years foro before president trump. >> four after president trump. sident t you add that to the bo and crime in the streets why of america, and that's why african-americans, hispanics, millennials are all turning to the gop along with the rest of our country. >> we're sick and tiretired of being sick and tired. >> but let me tell you something for joe biden to say that trump's and the republicanats, if you don't fund ukraine, we've already given them 75 bill

and if russia and china work together, other big powers then it does check ange, the whole dynamic of how global power operates. and the elephant in the room is if russia is allowed to take ukraine does that make china more likely to go towards taiwan? and that's where you have that. we've talked about before that the dreaded us versus china attention, which you really don't want exacerbating on any level >> indeed, all right, max foster for us in london. max, thanks very much. i'll see you tomorrow >> all right. >> just ahead here, president biden, summoning the top four congressional leaders to the white house with a government shutdown. oh, remember those just around the corner plus just revealed the man behind the fake ai generated joe biden robocalls king charles wednesday at ten on cnn >> over 13 million americans were affected by identity theft in 2020, and the threats go way beyond just credit card fraud. today's identity thieves can use your information in ways that are easy to ms by just monitoring accounts credit like opening loans, transferring home titles, even committing

it will fundamentay ange the dynamic on the website. a website trying to promote a partul discussion has a first amendment right to exclude those people. in practice,t is used to excludseal predators. but what facebook does -- there are certain other people with very distinct viewpoints. we know the viewpoint is probmac, even if the particular post is not. i just wanted to follow up on that. it seems like justice kagan's question gets to the hrtf it , about turning people away. if you think about it as silencing someone on your platform,t ems more like speech or content moderationo the extreme. i assume the implication of your answer is that you can tell the anti-semite, we are not open to business for you. >> he could llhat person that our speech forum is not open to you. i thinth is what makes it different. ifou are in the business of speech and you have somebody -- this is viewpoint. you are a notorious anti-semite, we do not want you to participate. i wt have a catholic weit i can keep o somebody who is a notoriouprestant. aughter]

of ang cabinn those names so you can vote against them or at least sign them up on grindergn them . n grindr ou our audience doesn't grinder. good for you. mike gallagher postedience dd oy he voted against impeachment, quote, creating a new lower standard for impeachment will set a dangerous precedent that wilfrom il be weaponized at future republicans administrations. ly fur >> it will only further pry open the pandora's box of perpetualth pry impeachment. so you get this, people.impe thosachme gop defectors didn't vote to impeach trump. didn't vote to impeach because t it would lead to the dems doing it as well. do we live in a twilight zone, sir gallagher. the demssi already impeached trump not once, but twice. did we already forget that? is biden's dementia contagiousat ? does maga now stand for making alzheimer's great agaiusn despi" what it already makes? gument.we don't want to hit then because they'll hit us back. well then wht y, are you in the ring? you're fighting for us, rememberare fi? anyway, republicans say they'll try their hand at impeaching the caucus they again. m

i think he got a good shot in thi gd shotand we'ls race ang to follow it closely. >> i no longer can vote there, a but we'll be pulling for you. a lot of my friends are supporting you and butng wef you the best. people want to get in contact with you. how did they dplo get intoo? >> definitely. they can reach me out to my v for ny .com magic for ny .com. yes. all right. buzz my phil, thank you. we appreciate it. that's all the time we have left this evening. as always, thank'se you ford being with us and making the show possible. please set your dvr so the shoer you never, ever, ever miss an episode of hannity. in the meantimn epe ofe, have gd news. not your heartbeat. trouble. why? greg gutfeld standing by to put a smile on your face. thank you fo r being us.o >> have a great nigh

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in 40 years s shown that it is virtually impossible to legislate a angful issues and major questions, if you will. right now roughly half the people in congress at any gin point of want to have their friends in the executive branch. their choice on a controversial ise is compromised and rges a long-term solution at the cost of maybe gettina imary challenge of orange dad, just ca up your buddy who used to be your call stafr the executive branch now and have him give everytngon your wish list, based on a broad statutory term. myriends asked for empirical evidence, i think you justha to look at this or stkett. it's been one major rule after another. itasn't been one major statue after another. i would've thghcongress might have addressed e loan forgiveness if it was such an important issue to one party in congress. i would've thought they would affix the eviction moratorium. i could go on and . they don't get addressed because chevron makes it so easy for them not to tackle the hard issues and forge a permanent solution. myfrnds on the other side also talked about this is great. it leads

you know it's ange postecoglou it's it's ange postecoglou and it's this going forward and this gung ho it, which is very similar cricket as similar to england cricket as well. really well. and it started off really well. and it started off really well. now it's whether other well. and now it's whether other teams are beginning to think, ah, i see we can see what you're doing and then we're going to, we're going to hit back against this and this is what india have done in the cricket done as well in the cricket because were absolutely because england were absolutely destroyed by india. mean, it destroyed by india. i mean, it was record . it was like 434 was a record. it was like 434 runs. they lost by so huge amounts. i know i'm moving away from the football going into the cricket , cricket around cricket, but cricket news around it's a similar kind of thing. but then we've got sheffield united. i know you mentioned sheffield united. they're we think but think they've probably gone but five nil again not again. >> yeah. yeah i mean again at home. at home at home. no no that's not on. um