the book anwar baz written by hamed safi was published by surah mehr publications. this book is a look at the ashura narratives in the past centuries . it is the newest book published by surah mehr, which has not been sold these days. in fact, this book i sat down from the author's personal notebook, and when he wrote his doctoral dissertation, he wrote a historical review of a series of ashura narratives and compared them, criticizing some of these narratives. the texts related to the ashura incident fall into two main categories. independently and separately regarding the martyrdom of imam hussain (peace be upon him) and his companions , safi has analyzed the narrations from the beginning of the ashura incident to the seventh century , which is considered to be one of the research books on the ashura incident. the author actually criticizes some of the ashura narrations. the narration of the greeting has been shortened, some of them have avoided the entire narration of tabr iran before going into the details . the document can be clearly seen in all the chapters o

i want to address this issue of the drilling in anwar. because i've been up there. i've got to tell you, imagine, sandra, a football field. okay? a giant football field. 100 yards long. the amount of drilling that they're talking about would be like the size of a postage stamp. look at the pictures of the drilling rigs. you see a rig and nothing else for ten miles. the idea that this will destroy the wildlife is kind of nonsensical. what doesn't make sense, it's not about environment change. we're not reducing our gas consumption. all we're doing is importing more gas from countries like russian, iran and saudi arabia. how is that in america's interest? >> sandra: crystal, i'll let you respond. goldman sachs says the saudi and russian cuts could send prices above $100 a barrel by the end of 2024, just in time for election day. so while we're not busy increasing our output here as we are still consuming these fossil fuels at a steady rate, we are growing more and more dependent on these foreign nations. >> well, i think the real question is why are we focused on dril

. >> like killing drilling in anwar. >> nothing to do with the price today. >> sandra: mind blown. >>e prices, he cancels leases, saying it's about conserving land however we know when you compare nuclear energy to wind turbines, they require 400 times as much land as nuclear. so, the guy is not out there trying to save land. >> sandra: you had a reaction. >> repeated this a couple times with you. 3.80 a gallon is the modern era effectively the highest price we have realized outside the covid spike that secretary yellen referred to and down a buck and change from. other than that spike, the average consumer has never more or less never paid more than they are paying for a gallon of gas. >> sandra: when asked the energy secretary, what are we doing to bring prices down, it's not in our world. >> she is correct drilling in anwar -- it's the message you send to markets that future production at elevated levels, tolerance at elevated levels. >> sandra: appreciate the discussion, john. >> john: two people in charge of a new york city daycare now in custody after the death of a 1-year-old c

raisi met with the prime minister of pakistan anwar ul haq kar at his residence today and discussed bilateral regional issues . the opinion meeting expressed their attitudes and requests in different fields, especially different ones, and also resolved the mutual misunderstanding between iran and israel , anti-semitism is islam, mother of the jewish world , we know that this is not the case, but to resolve this mentality in america and the west, we need to have a dialogue. between religions in a more serious form of christianity in this country and the director of a religious and non-governmental school in america declare that we seek to eliminate oppression and in this context , we consider sanctions imposed by our country against the people of iran as cruel and seek to eliminate them. unfortunately, there is anti-islamism in the west and america, and ignorant people insult the holy book of muslims in the name of christianity . the united nations should ask the governments not to support these anti-religious measures. dealing with oppression, corruption and discrimination considered the comm

japanese officials say anwar expressed understanding for japan's position. the fukushima daiichi nuclear plant suffered a triple melt down in the 2011 earthquake and tsunami. water used to cool molten fuel mixes with rain and ground water. the accumulated water is treated today remove most radioactive substances but still contains tritium. before releasing the treated water into the ocean, the plant's operator dilutes it to reduce tritium levels to about one seventh of the world health organization's guidelines for drinking water. >>> reported instances of child abuse have reach an all-time high here in japan. child consultation centers handled over 219,000 cases in the last fiscal year through march. the children and families agency released its preliminary figure for people under the age of 18 on thursday. about 60% of cases involved psychological abuse. such cases are on the rise. there were over 4,700 more than in the year before. the agency also reported on deaths due to abuse in fiscal 2021 excluding instances when the victim was coerced into suicide.

referring to the general votes of all palestinians, muslims, christians and jews, called the meeting with anwar the work of the prime minister of pakistan, another program of mr. raisi on the second day of his stay in new york. the first ones go to school from today. 1600,000 primary classes are going to schools all over the country today to participate in the celebration of the blossoms. the academic year of other students also starts on saturday, the first of mehr, and about 16 million students of the country go to school . 7:30 and elementary grades at 8 they will start their activities in the morning. the spokesman of the ministry of foreign affairs of our country announced that iran is ready to hold a meeting on the conflict in the karabakh region. mr. kalani expressed his concern about the escalation of conflicts in the karabakh region, compliance with the provisions of the ceasefire agreement by all parties and the resolution of issues. through dialogue, he demanded that the ministry of foreign affairs of our country speak with iran's principled positions regarding this tender. he also s

telling me for a year that this is haj hamid, sir, from the end of life, i pray to the presence of anwarou had entrusted your life to him without knowing that this duty is a problem for us . i am not my sister . and we are talking about hazrat khatam anbiyya. more than 190 works of a corner of hasan's poem allameh hassanzadeh is an amulist from mathematics to medicine, from strange sciences to pure shiite mysticism. today, thank god, great people are shining in this region and from this region. these two shining gems of the region , ayatollah zadeh and ayatollah javadi, and ayatollah javadi are shining stars. who is eager to write the book of man in the tradition of mysticism, which is the secret of his existence. and a gift to our great leader , ayatollah azma khamene. zand says that because the ministry of health says that we must comply, we have a duty to comply . we cannot say that we ourselves are the mujtahid. haan, every time his sweet heart didn't help and he had to go to the hospital, the nurses were around him like butterflies. he was the confidant of hearts. he called me and s

maria: drilling in anwar has nothing to do with the price today, is that right? and arrogant. shutting down energy independence, shutting down the ability to drill for oil and gas, which made the economy prosper, by the way, this is the the fulcrum of what's going on with the -- remember before the ira was passed, the so-called inflation reduction act, we haven't reduced inflation. the democrats before biden signed it into law, they're talking this is the biggest green energy bill in the history of america. this is our green new deal. that's what it's all about, it's getting subsidies and money to their donors so they can make money off the green energy so the american people suffer. let them eat cake as jennifer granholm said. she is involved in the grift as well. she and her husband cashed in on proteris stock, the sale of these electric vehicles. she perjured herself and said i don't own any of these stocks of. after three months in office she was confronted, forced to sell the stocks. but she said -- admitting it later doesn't excuse the perjury and i called

here's a map of the anwar. the arctic national wild life.bout seven billion barrels of oil is estimated to be in this area here. right next to it is the national petroleum reserve alaska and this is all on the north shore of alaska above the arctic circle. we'll read a little bit more about how this is affected, how the national petroleum reserve is affected as well in just a minute. next call is jim in hudson, florida. hi, jim. caller: yes. the biden administration want everything to go electric. there's many vehicles on the car on the road every day, you know, fedex, u.p.s., amazon. why don't they first of all, make a good example, have all the little mail trucks electric? i would think that those vehicles, there's more of those vehicles on the road every day monday through saturday, any other vehicle. why doesn't the government go ahead and make those mail trucks electric? i like to find out that reason why. thank you. host: thank you, sir, for calling in. back to the "washington times" on thursday. haaland determined that the trump admin

here's a map of the anwar. the arctic national wild life. and about seven billion barrels of oil is estimated to be in this area here. right next to it is the national petroleum reserve alaska and this is all on the north shore of alaska above the arctic circle. we'll read a little bit more about how this is affected, how the national petroleum reserve is affected as well in just a minute. next call is jim in hudson, florida. hi, jim. caller: yes. the biden administration want everything to go electric. there's many vehicles on the car on the road every day, you know, fedex, u.p.s., amazon. why don't they first of all, make a good example, have all the little mail trucks electric? i would think that those vehicles, there's more of those vehicles on the road every day monday through saturday, any other vehicle. why doesn't the government go ahead and make those mail trucks electric? i like to find out that reason why. thank you. host: thank you, sir, for calling in. back to the "washington times" on thursday. haaland determined that the trump

gathering the people near the anwar gas stations, who were planning to leave for armenia in the facere fuel shortages , are the reason for the high number of dead and injured people. the cause of the explosion has not yet been determined. the explosion in the mountainous qorbagh was reported in a situation where tensions between the republic of azerbaijan and armenia have risen over this region. more than 40 flights of this airport were canceled on sundays and mondays due to a number of employees of london gatwick airport due to corona. according to the british media, almost a third of the staff of the airport's control tower cannot go to work. due to the lack of manpower this week dozens of flights canceled at gatwick airport. this week and until saturday next week , the airport managers set a maximum limit of 800 landings or flights for the provision of flight services, which means that the air travel of tens of thousands of passengers will be delayed and transferred to other airports or canceled. according to an article, flights in different periods for various reasons have made l

more on this, i'm joined by thejournalist and spokesperson for the local ngo hands off my child, nina anware a sense of, you know, the reconstruction, the kind of recovery we are starting to see in those areas affected in morocco. sure. well, first of all, thank you so much for having us, i am a spokesperson for and is 0f so much for having us, i am a spokesperson for and is of my child, and we have been covering this 21w. —— hands off my child. we have been so pleased by the response of our audience, we have seen fundraising efforts across the country, like just with morocco news we have already raised 25 k, which is amazing, and throughout all of the other funds we have raised amazing, and throughout all of the otherfunds we have raised millions, like, you canjust tell otherfunds we have raised millions, like, you can just tell how much, like, you can just tell how much, like, involved the moroccan community is, and we are still, unfortunately, trying to access some very, very difficult to access areas, because of how much roads have been destroyed, how much helicopters need to be deploye

live now to rabat and dina anwar, a news reporter for morrocco world news.elt the earthquake _ what have you been seeing? we all felt the earthquake throughout - what have you been seeing? - all felt the earthquake throughout the country and lucky here and rabat to be evacuated. unfortunately it was not the same for other cities. everyone was panicking and right now the tallest reaching 1700 dead. we are trying to keep up with the updates on the people entered who are very much need of blood donations, that is the most important part. personally, essaouira as my city and i have tried to check with everyone i have them back home and it has struck us overnight. them back home and it has struck us overniaht. ., , ., them back home and it has struck us overniaht. . , ., ., ., them back home and it has struck us overniaht. ., , ., ., ., ., them back home and it has struck us overniaht. . , ., ., ., ., overnight. have you managed to reach our loved overnight. have you managed to reach your loved ones _ overnight. have you managed to reach your loved ones and _ ove

they will head up to anwar and get that oil out of the ground and gulf of mexico and get the oil.o get out of the oil out of the ground right now. now. not in five years, 10 years. i told somebody, these people talking about being president and i want to be the president. no. no. i want to be the president. if you want to get something done, get a woman, i just won't get you. meanwhile our future and children's future are going down the drain. now is not the time for weak-kneed with sticker-book smiles. i need a warrior in that white house that is going to stand up and declare the truth. i need somebody who is going to shut down that border and make us energy independent and someone going to rebuild our military and walk on the world stage and say i'm from the united states of america and i'm not here to be your tailor to be the head but here to lead and what is right. i don't want to hear one weak-kneed politician -- do you think he ought to be prosecuted? i don't know. i don't want to talk about it. i want george washington. i want thomas jefferson, i want sam houston. i want da

year ban on drilling and mining and over 4,000 acres of land in oil-rich new mexico on top of banning anwar and gavin newsom in california just filed a lawsuit against 5 major oil companies accusing them of lying about climate change. for 50 years and seconding financial compensation for the cost of storm damage to his state. how any of that brings down the cost to you the american people is anybody's guess. here now with reaction on fox business our friend charles payne with us. we have difficulties armed. this is the lifeblood of the world's economy and now we are vulnerable to some most hostile regimes for the lifeblood of the economy. how does that make sense? >> you know what, it's so mind boggling it's almost unbelievable sean. the self-inflicted wounds that we are putting on ourselves and the american citizens is just absolutely nuts. let's talk first and foremost about some of these things. the new mexico thing for instance. under the guise of helping native americans control tribal land, when a democrat says they're coming to help you that means they're going to hurt you and set yo

before this show's over, and you know this, the tax cut bill of 2017 mandated two lease sales in anwaraccording to the supreme court. what do you say? >> that is exactly right, larry, it's not authorized under the tax cuts in jobs and this is one of the pay fors and the refuge and this is an absolutely outrageous decision. it sacrifices american energy independence to the environmental left and api filed a lawsuit against another decision that they made a couple of weeksing a and caught off access to the gulf of mexico as well. they took 6 million acres off the board in the gulf of mexico. that's lout there and we should expect more in the future. larry: you'll come at him as is right and the law. the bidens have a habit of ignoring the law and supreme court decisions and this has to be stopped. in your case, it's about fossil fuels and this asupplies to everything across the board, mike summers. >> larry, they're sowing the seeds for future energy crisis. they're 96% below where they should be in terms of on shore leasing in the united states. we get about 25% of american oil and gas

although judges often make comments from the fence, anwar chutkan's language against the gop nomineeresident in 2020 for the u.s. code that has recusal states and any justice or magistrate judge of the united states shall disqualify himself in any proceeding which is impartiality might be reasonably question, one reason to recuse is if the judge has demonstrated a personal bias or prejudice concerning a party. she has over and over and over again. at least one occasion chutkan suggested the court should've been charged for his alleged role in routinely described as an attempt to overthrow the government on january 6 before sentencing christine pre-ola a trump supporter from ohio that pleaded guilty to obstruction of a official proceeding to 15 months in jail chutkan appeared to lament the fact that trump was not yet imprisoned. she said the people who mob the capital were there and loyalty to one man, not to the constitution which most of the people that come before me seem woefully ignorant, not to the ideals of this country, not to the principles of democracy, she said on october 2

the tax cut bill of 2017, ok, they mandated two lease sales within the coastal plane of anwar. so the bidens are taking that out. you can't do this. imperial regulatory overreach, what the supreme court did when they ruled against the epa. you can't exercise executive authority, tough have law. so happens, congress passed a law and mandated these lease sales and they are breaking it. >> sandra: you are going to dig into this on your show at 4:00. >> we talked about it last night and again tonight because it's so damn important. >> sandra: and you reference biden's apocalypse scenario. >> sheer insanity. why are we letting russia and venezuela and iran and saudi arabia. >> sandra: dictate our policy. finishing your sentences, larry. tennis superstar he is, played for princeton. you are hilarious. >> we are going to go at it. you have to hit it near me, i'm old. i don't have the mobility. strokes are good, the mobility is not. >> john: pickleball is the answer. migrants continue to pour across the southern border in record numbers. could the biden administration also be ignoring

whimper of protest from the bidens and instead they go out and take out all of the trump leases in anwarh is one of the largest oil and gas reservoirs in the world, off bounds. you can't use that. so sure, so now we are instead of energy dominant we rely on the saudis, on our dear friends in russia, an our dear friends in venezuela and iran. you tell me, gasoline prices nationwide are moving back towards $4. out in the west they are well over $5. in the northeast they are close to $5. this stuff was $2, 2 and a half years ago. it's done because of something called climate change and the green new deal. you've got 1600 scientists, including two nobel prize winners, who say there is no existential risk emergency on climate and they disagree with these policies. in fact, they've said, several have said the emergency idea is a hoax. biden is playing into the -- he is playing into the hands of some of the worst actors in the world. i've never -- and damaging, obviously, consumers and businesses here at home. this is insanity. sheer insanity. >> bill: larry, thanks for coming on. see you later

biden, they don't have any interest as far as offshore drilling or the keystone pipe line, drilling in anward, we're depending other countries for oil. i'd like pete buttigieg or the president to hold a press conference and have decent reporters to answer these basic questions. how are you going to get there at a cost that people can afford and an environment that is in reality? i have a feeling that press conference won't happen a knee that. >> if it does happen, i'm going to send you in, joe. you have all the questions. >> thank you. >> remember last christmas, all kinds of travel snafus with southwest airlines. pete buttigieg said he will have these things fixed by this christmas. are you confident about that? have you made your christmas travel plans? >> that's the thing. we see that labor day things are going smoothly. that is great in airports. as you know, most people don't fly to other places during labor day. most of the country is warm. you don't have to get out of your environment to enjoy a day at the lake or beach or so on. in this case, anita, i just don't see at this point --

there was a lack of surgeons they were all of an anwar so there is no want toou perform ts sterilization so what is unfortunate about the information we have about the numbers of sterilization is we have an idea for some but we don't know who was there liked and we don't have specific data from the hospitals but he talked later with his wife about how they were reporting zero during that period because there was no one there to perform them. not because they had gotten better at it. >> this is a great way to talk about theon institutionalizatio. in the field ofhe mental health care and institutionalization what were some of the common reasons for somebody to be institutionalized that are treatable today that wouldn't require that level of incarceration of these people and looking at a long-term. >> in the early years it fluctuates and how these things change and evolve in psychiatry becomes a specialty that you see a lot of diagnoses like mania and dementia and schizophrenia. a lot of degenerative diseases that cause senility but in the early years you didn't get a diagnosis in the recor

. >> sean: anwar look at all the other restrictions. >> the highest margin of energy sport in americannistration. >> sean: i did have fun and for once you finally get back to me. >> i can't wait for polliti fact. >> sean: why don't you go to the washington post. >> four pinocchios. >> sean: you get four pinocchios. i come to your state, love in and out burger, the high price of gasoline not your fault although you admit $0.85 of it is. here's the other thing, so i have a guy driving me, loves california, hates your taxes. >> yeah. >> sean: okay? and this is what we see. he points out to me a bridge being built for the people, imagine this, they're building the bridge for mountain lions. it cost a hundred million dollars, some of it private money, some of it government money. >> a lot of private money. >> sean: some of it government money. >> yes. >> sean: so you're building bridges for mountain lions and rattle snakes. >> among other things. it's a wildlife crossing. >> sean: a wildlife crossing. >> because we've seen so many accidents we want to protect people's health and safety impa

now he's canceling oil and gas leases in alaska's anwar that donald trump just opened up. next is coming for gas powered semi-trucks with crippling new epa regulations that will make them much less efficient and send the price of everything soaring. in order to even , you know, keep your head above water. in biden's green new , you need a good job. and now that most college degrees, frankly, often aren't worth the paper, they're printed on, trade school s are making a hugede sch comeback. look at south dakota. look what kristiools areng a hup with the apprenticeship program. you starpr progrt in $80,000 iny cases. anyway, many groups and organizations are promotingt the trades more than ever. one of those groups is thein unning mike works foundation, currently now runnin tgear their second scholarship program of the year, giving away a total of $2 million in scholarships. >> pretty awesome. take a look. ta great opportunities are continuing to go unlovedke . w demo day, baby. we just want to levelwa the playing fielnt tfield d ande kids know that the opportunities are wide

the first destination that he chose was in the anwar region. he went to the space center.round his satellite launch site as well as give him a tour around the rockets exhibition that he has over there. the two did also have a one on one, and they discussed various topics, but we did not have the chance to have a full presser on both of them, but putin did also treat kim to a nice gourmet lunch. putin said kim was interested in the russian space rocket and putin was willing to help build the satellite kim has been trying to put into orbit. haidi: what do they want from each other? >> kim jong-un is now headed to vladivostok. he will be stopping by a civilian and military equipment factories, and what they want from each other is kim wants some of that economic help from russia that they can offer, and that would be the arms deal he is trying to reach with russia. any sort of arms deal would benefit is economy, and for putin himself, he definitely needs assistance from north korea on his war in ukraine, as he is running out of artillery and munitions from the prolonged war,

ago the administration announced a cancellation of seven oil and gas leases in a small portion of anwar, the arctic national wildlife refugee that is ready for energy exploration and development. it is the latest move by the biden administration to stifle conventional energy production. in his state of the union address, the president acknowledged, and i quote, we're going to need oil for at least another decade and beyond that. end quote. let me repeat that, mr. president. and, again, these are president biden's own words. we're going to need oil for at least another decade and beyond that. well, in this case the president's right. while a turn of energy is power and increasing energy production, we are nowhere near able to rely on all the energy technologies, we will -- alternative technologies. we will he need conventional energy for quite a bit. the best way to do that is by developing the abundant domestic resources in an environmentally responsible way. but the president's plan seems to have us relying on opec and rely on expensive imports from sometimes dangerous countries and re

it's ironic, ali, i'm sure if we were on here in 2008, '09, '10 talking about a guy named anwar alikister justice in these cases. what you're seeing here with others arrested during the insurrection is they now come to realize the election was not stolen. however, at any moment in america there's someone that has a violent -- you know, some sort of motive internally they want to pursue violence and they're just looking for something or someone to tip them off. i think the key things to look for is do we see specificity in terms of the type of attack? do we see a target? is a target being designated? it has been much lighter from elected officials. they're being more vague i think because they see what's going on and i think the other part is time. january 6th, we knew it was coming. we could see it. i think you and i knew it was coming more than even the federal government did. it was pretty obvious it was going to be a rather violent day. when we look forward to the election, i think the good news is a lot of the federal agencies have woken up. state and local have woken up. they nee

lead editorial in the journal about freezing all these anwar leases. came into office, but seven more, sort of arbitrarily. and whether the epa is really in a position to do these things, but they are. what would you say right now. are we doing all we can to drill, drill, drill in the u.s. or no? >> no. it's a very mixed picture. on the one hand the administration is noting -- wants higher production when prices go up. at the same time, they have their strong environmental positions and closing off areas. and i think that we're only 14 months away from the presidential election. so, high gasoline prices, we'll see that with higher prices, will certainly be an issue and we'll hear a lot of squawking from the administration, i think. >> we have the news out of china. we've got germany, i don't know what -- how you would characterize the economic environment in most of europe at this point. we have a fed that, you know, whenever it sees strong economic growth, it looks at that like, we need to raise rates more. it seems like on the demand side, everything