angler, would you like to add anything to that? yeah, i mean, i agree to a large extent, i mean i do think the the the assassinations and the specifically the comm disrupting the communications of hezbulah, i think that that does have damaging impact on on the organization, i i wouldn't go completely in that. far, but but no, the infrastructure is basically intact, it's a much more robust organization than just even assassinating dozens of of of top leaders and and and so you and and the people who are you know on the ground they know what to do, when israeli troops come in, they they they've fought and they know the the their objective, their objective is to drive the israeli troops out out of lebanese territory, so so they don't need some command from on high. to uh uh to do that, but but yeah, i think that there is a important part of this is politicking for netanyahu um, and and and they believe themselves too, right? i mean, i think that the the us officials and some of the israeli officials saying that this is the opportunity

angler in montreal, the leader of iran's islamic revolution aitullah khamenei, he made address today urging muslim. against israel, how pivotal can that unity be when uh unity among many regional countries is the missing component in confronting and shutting down the israeli crimes in the region? well, it could be, it could be, i don't know that it will be, it certainly hasn't been, mean if you look at even the bordering countries, they've basically been complicit with israel's. crimes uh or number of them have the different uh regimes uh in the region, but um it obviously could be, mean you it's a large part of the world's population and uh and there there obviously is affinity um, but if you look at how the us and israel have been able to uh divide the region and weaken countries uh destroy efforts at development. subordinate different governments um it's it's difficult uh so uh but but it's certainly it's certainly could be and i think that one of the things that could change the dynamics is if some of these governments that have been complicit in the normalization process have ha

now to give you more insight on the matter, we are joined by yeeves angler. he's an author and a political activist from montreal. mr. engler, welcome to the program, i hope you're well. please share with us your initial thoughts on the recent tittat attacks between lebanon and the israeli regime. well clearly uh israel is uh ramping up its campaign against uh lebanese uh i mean it's a terror campaign it uh absolutely uh violates international law in so many different ways blowing up tunnels roads uh killing uh dozens and dozens of medical workers this uh you know the the double tap bombings where they those who were trying to rescue people who who been uh maybe under the rubble uh killing them um and has been seriously weakened there's no doubt about that in my mind but it hasn't been destroyed far from that and uh it's still able to uh uh you know resist this uh murderous ethno supremacist uh zionist uh force which is very powerful military force um but uh the big picture here is is that this is level of destruction already in this short period of time in l

angler in montreal, the leader of iran's islamic revolution, ayatollah khamenei, he made address todaytainly hasn't been, i mean if you look at even the uh bordering countries uh, they've basically..."

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, when he assumed this position, that is why the greatest responsibility, you mentioned about the anglerture of the armed forces of ukraine, there are already many different comments, and how the 72nd brigade left there, and how difficult it was there, and the president spoke about this in part, and those who are at the front or who receive information from there say that enough is enough everything is difficult what do the latest events around the coal plant show, do they continue this chain that already existed during this great war and... this is another, another city that, well, also requires an investigation, what happened there and who did not make the appropriate decisions when they were supposed to be adopted? look, this is not the first case of similar events at the front, it all started with severodonetsk, which was declared an impenetrable fortress, and the troops were left alone with their problems and sooner or later fleeing. had to retreat, then there was bahmud, where i had the honor of spending my four months in the war, avdiyivka was next, then ugledar came, in fact the

as these angler says alt was suspended, the memorials opening only to protect itself from yes and nova scan. you know, they're a force of political force in this country. they've been raising money for this monument and the, the people that are giving money, he wants to commemorate these um, fascist, uh, not see, uh, collaborators and, and that's the roots of it. and it's obviously this all have gone for is only because of the embarrassing incident. where you're slow, hawk of the former assess of soldier was applauded in house of commons. the only reason this is being put under further scrutiny is because of the embarrassment that came out of that incident. that is another example in university of alberta in edmonton has ukrainian studies a program where $1400000.00 of money was raised to commemorate former nazi aligned officials. and they, after the aftermath of the hook affair, they announced they were going to investigate this. and there was no pressure to look at this and they have just gone completely silent. and so the caden government has, uh, you know, it was embarrassing for a

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trump will try to win over at at the massive audience and joe rogan will have an hour to talk without anglers in the room. the podcast or will focus in on the younger generation. >> audiences who consume media in a different way maybe youtube or through hulu or may be streaming. there are 800 different channels because they want independent voice and not corporate media br candidate of choice. >> here from austin, texas, the former president will then go to michigan. that shows you another area they are focusing, but a lot of people in the room say the border crisis on a daily basis. we will see what he has to say, john. >> john: trump leading 55-44 in a poll and will extend that lead with rogan, sandra. >> sandra: john, six hi sex trafficking stemming from the border crisis and ask down on several used in area bars, which allegedly doubled as brothels. brooke taylor in dallas, texas, for us. how are these bars able to hide this? >> well, sandra, it is a good point because on the outside the authorities say these look like normal bars and nightclubs. pool tables, scans forth and live music bu

[cheers] >> harris walz is reaching out to hunters and ang anglers in an attempt to appeal rural men.heasant conversation continues into day 17 of the pheasant hunt. >> brian: as it was wrought up today wouldn't it be nice if he used an american gun a beretta and would be nice if he ever used it before. because he couldn't load it. so, and what -- pheasants lived. he wasn't very good at it. pheasants, you win this one. >> lawrence: start by loading the gun before you fire it. >> brian: walked through the tall grass with the press. sunday stroll walz pheasant beat. >> ainsley: what did you think when you watched the video. >> lawrence: how do you not know how to load your gun. i thought it was pandering at its best. it's the most embarrassing things. true, every gun is different. but, at least bring a gun that you have already shot before. >> steve: that would be splatter. it looked like he had watched a couple of youtube videos. >> lawrence: i know. >> steve: i'm sure he has owned that gun for a while with you probably never actually put a budget or cartridge into it. and there are no

do you know about the deep sea angler fish? >> seth: no. >> remember -- okay. that card. >> seth: no. [ laughter ] >> remember "finding nemo," the one in the deep sea with the little light on the head with the big jaws? okay, so, that's the girl. >> seth: okay. >> and that's a fish, like, this big. the dude is this big. [ laughter ] and is born without a digestive system. and its only purpose in life is to find one of the girls, attach itself with its teeth whereupon it dies. [ laughter ] and becomes part of her body and just lives there as a dangling sack of gonads for her to use whenever she needs stuff. [ laughter ] >> seth: that's amazing. [ cheers and applause ] so, like, basically, like, that light is, like, the single bulb outside a seedy hotel? [ laughter ] >> she's like, "come on, come on. i'll take care of you." [ laughter ] >> seth: "you can't eat. you've got no digestive tract." >> "i'll feed you, baby. don't worry about it." [ laughter ] >> seth: "just hook on, and then i'm going to -- and then i'm going to take care of you -- what? what do you thi

member and board chair chair for both the montana conservation of voters and backcountry hunters and anglers . he has not previously held an elected office born in omaha , nebraska. he graduated from bethany college in 1993 with a degree in political science and history he and his wife sarah are raising their two sons in the flathead valley. let's welcome the candidates. gentlemen, please shake hands. let's have a great debate. now the order of today's debate was determined by a coin flip backstage in the previous hour . the busse campaign won the coin toss and elected to go second. >> serving as your governor for the last four years has truly been the honor of my life. i wake up every day working to find ways to help montana prosper. i ran for two reasons. to create more good paying jobs so montana could stop exporting our kids and our grandkids and to protect our way of life. i have to recognize that today in montana families are struggling with high inflation . the biden harris affordability crisis has hit everybody from the grocery store to the gas pump but i am pleased that our administ

is eyeing pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin, where there are significant groups of hunters and anglers. some republicans, though, slammed the efforts as pandering as walz tries to appeal to the center. he's getting scrutinized for a comment he made over the summer, equating socialism. to quote another person's neighborliness. here's his response this morning i believe capitalism works and it lifts everyone up, but i also believe you have to make sure that there's things that we collectively do together. >> we educate our children by using our public schools. we build roads. we do some of the things like public health where we work together. >> as harris and walz try to court more black and rural men, former president trump and senator jd vance are addressing their own vulnerabilities with women, an nbc news poll shows women support harris over trump by a 14 point margin, 55 to 41%. >> i'm aware of the gender gap. i see the polling that everybody else does. i also think there's some evidence that we've made some progress in the last few weeks, so we're going to keep on making our argume

vice presidential candidate tim walz participating in a hunters and anglers for harris-walz organizingl. it's the latest effort by the campaign to try to leverage walz's folksy football coach and hunter persona to appeal to male voters. this push is coming after poll, after poll tells the same story. women are backing harris by a 14 point margin in this survey, men supporting trump by 16 points, that divide of course, part of the reason former president obama gave this message to black male voters when he made his campaign trail debut last week speaking to men directly part of it makes me think that well you just aren't feeling the idea of having a woman as president as you're coming up with other alternatives and other reasons for that. these are very times. these are not ordinary elections the widening gender gap over the weekend, making this pitch to female voters i'm aware of the gender gap. >> i see the polling and everybody else does i also think there's some evidence that we've made some progress in the last few weeks, i think two issues in particular where i just make my pitch