there is a draw with areo islam shahr. three more games this week will be played tomorrow. mes kirwan will host fajr sepaasi of south pars and will meet mashar babak, and naft masjid suleiman will travel to the persian gulf . there is a chance for caspian and gol. the players of the caspian sea team are singing, and again, this is the end of the premier league holidays. the league organization, with appreciation and thanks for the cooperation of the clubs in supporting the national team, announced that the seventh week of the premier league will be held on the 13th, 14th, 15th and it will be held on 16 mehr. and the beginning of the arrival camp of the national futsal team the formation of the national futsal team to participate in the qualifiers of the asian nations cup under the supervision of vahid shamsaei will be held from today to october 12 at the national football center with the presence of 16 players. mehr 19 in bishkek, the capital of kyrgyzstan, well, mr. vahid shamsai is our guest in tonight's program. as i said in the last news , let's talk more about this tea

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to work on this more quickly and focus on them and my motherhood is very important, my friendships areo important in the role i have in my family and at my university is important but it made me remember how important it is to put pen to paper to get to work so put a fire under me. >> one thing i find most puzzling and surprising. [laughter] >> thank you for that. >> many of the books are banned because they represent lines certain people don't want to have the world. they don't want to have the power of language and being in a book which gives it kind of authority. somehow unsurprising this idea these worlds are given the power of language people will be like recruited and made a certain way as opposed to what tends to happen which is recognition. you read thing and you see also, i am also seeing myself there are someone i love her could love in disguise. my essay in how we do it is riding with engagement with awareness, particularly of the senses which is so frequently what is important good writing, as to attention to the world and the world that wants to distract us all the time. no

>> well t, the more knowledge yu havesp, the better able you areo put things into perspective.e things that have happened before in the way that you recognize them is by knowing your history. knowing what is happened in other parts of the world hitler for communication. they learned the importance of repetition of falsehoods. the big lie. they put these things out and they keep seeing them and they get all of the media to say these things. and then people begin to believe that that is what is true. we have a lot of that going on in our country right now, to. the things that i want to emphasize most importantly is that governments do what governments do. they discover every single one of them. they grow, they infiltrate and they dominate. it does not matter how they started. that is what they do and that is why they created the constitution to give the people the power. they knew at some point we would probably reach this stage. they knew that the government would not t fix itself. it would have to be the people. the people would have to understand the process and understand wha

that wasas acceptable there areo republicans we had an office in texas for distribution i'm certain there'sots of folks in those locales it did vote republican or trump i also other didn't feel comfortable saying that are made that known to the friends and colleagues. sue went back to levi's unbuttoned yet as i write this still puzzling over where i think the line should be drawn. when is it appropriate for corporations to move beyond protecting employees to taking overtly political stands beyond the walls of the company? still, wherever that line is it's pretty clear when we along with just about every large corporation and america crossed it. quick summer of 2020 piglets when we talking abou' here? >> we are talking about the rallies in the accelerated of privilege and a bowing. the rush to hire hundreds of people elevate hr power and influence in these companies. i have noo issue with inclusion this is not inclusion. if it were inclusive why does it matter what i say and advocate? which by the way helps the people they say they care about. the student population san francisco public scho

that's where we areo this country. is there somethinn wrong with that. >> yeah, there is.co >> what is wrong with that? why can't i have a binder of men who identify as women. >> w you can do whatever you wa but noca -- >> greg and i are joining a sorority. >> i can't. dress for ladies night. >> free drinks. >> did you know that pattygonia partnered with national auto bak society and dressed up in a winged costume. >> drag queen muddies the waters, it is kind of an art. martina is correct. what you are seeing is the growth of woman face which is basically misogynist version of black face pioneered by dylan mulvaney. i never thought it would be white liberal woman that would create a pyramid hierarchy, trans female which is above men aboveo lobiological women, consider the people nearing at this prank right now, what about vie ventno sexual fell ons who declare they are nonbinary to enter a womens prison and have. okay. isn't its time for all o pf us i think, to identify as anything that offers us preferential treatment

we areoing to spend the next hour looking at the past, present and potential future of israel, gaza,nd the wider middle east. amna nawaz is in tel aviv for us tonight. amna? amna: geoff, one week after those brutal hamas attacks, there is a sense of shock, grief, and uncertainty here in israel. just an hour south, in gaza, there's desperation amid cuts to power and fuel. and a sense of fear under a night sky lit only by relentless israeli airstrikes. so far, at least 1300 israelis and 1800 palestinians have been killed in the past week. one week alone. we've been speaking with israelis and palestinians in tel aviv, jerusalem, the west bank and gaza in recent days, trying to understand the human impact of this latest war. it seems like he loves being around the family. just one week ago, the entire family gathered on friday evening but their father at the center of it all. >> he's a father of five children and a grandfather of 13 grandchildren. we are a big family. amna: later that night, her parents returned to their home. just after dawn the next morning, they awoke to terror. the c

florida transported 50 illegal aliens to martha's vineyard in 2022, and you see what the border towns areoingst 50 in a very wealthy area that had advertised itself as being a sanctuary jurisdiction, and yet, what did they do? they freaked out, and they sent them off the island the next day. >> so a little fact checking. they were not illegal migrants. they were legal. governors desantis's controversial decision last year to send 49 venezuelan migrants to massachusetts created a firestorm. they received false promises of jobs and housing. it's the new topic of a documentary which premiers sunday at 10:00 p.m. >> all of the refugees, they were asking like when do they start work? where am i working tomorrow? they firmly believed they were coming here for housing and a job. you know, they entered the country legally and it was so hard to look them in the eye and say to them not tomorrow. not tomorrow. >> they realized that they had been transported thousands of miles away from the immigration venues where they were supposed to show up, and on the ground in san antonio, they were all granted aut

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like asking you to pick your favorite child which one is your favorite, neverr to answer but there areoy great characters in the stories, now the one that perhaps gets the most physical space is custer and little bighorn but is there one that just fascinating you the most out of this what six major stories and characters? >> i think i will be partial for wild hickok, but he ended up dying when he was 39 year's old and typically when you see a in the moviesim he's always played by an actor that is significantly older than 39 year's old and i don't know how much of a conscious choice goes into that or find a really good named actor to play that role and hopefully you will get people to watch the movie but he did seem like he lived live of ten men. by the time he was 39 you can't believer that as single person was all of those places and did all of those things and so that's why i keep getting drawn to him for a quick note, i think peter was talking about a -- talking about why people are drawn to certain elements of the west and the american west and, of course, i think you were talking a

whitaker, do you agree airport service workers areo critical to the operation and reliability of our aviation system? >> i certainly agree they are critical to that system. >> i i agree. and that's why with senator schumer i havee been fighting to include my good jobs for good airports act in the faa reauthorization bill. the bill would help to ensure that airport service workers are paid a living wage in benefits. it's time we repay the benefits of these workers deserve. we could see it during the pandemic where they had to go to work. they had to take the risks which others did not have to take. it is absolutely imperative that we have a fairer distribution of the incredible benefits that are flowing to airports increasingly in terms of how it's shared. that is not happening and senator schumer and chair cantwell and ire are committed o continue to work in order to ensure we conclude that any faa reauthorization. i would like to finally turn to aviation safety. over the past year we've seen a scary number of near misses between aircraft. in fact, in one instance two planes at actua

examine their policies and how they may create or perpetuate however unintentional the outcomes that areo equal opportunity. i'm pleased to see the irs is taking this seriously. you mentioned some of the steps you've taken and i appreciate you sharing that. i look forward to continue working with you made with my colleagues and congress to ensure the taxpayer system is there not just for the wealthy elite. distinguished gentleman is recognized. >> welcome back. great to see you. what happened between 2011 and 2019? >> overall the budget was decreased. >> can you be a little more specific? >> it went down significantly during that time. i don't have the numbers in front of me. >> perhaps you have that number. >> in real terms it went down roughly 20 to 25%. >> 20 to 25%. did that have any relationship at all in terms of the performance and capability of the irs and that easier time period? >> it had a significant impact. >> like auditing? >> every dimension of the operation suffered from the lack of resources. >> customer service? processing of refunds? >> yes. so, ms. lucas, it seems to m

rick is a promise since nobody's done anything since we first had thie discussion 13 years ago we areo a position to be able toh do any of that anymore. but we have to do now is first to treat this like the law enforcement problem that it isbk great our laws are being broken every day of the southern border. every day. joe biden and his crew is doing nothing about enforcing that law. they are letting it go and by the way they announce during the presidential race they're going to let it go. we need to have a president who acts like i did as governor, enforce the law. first and foremost and that means but i will do on day oned is signed executive order to send the nationaual guarrdd to partner with customs and bordert patrol to makeha sure that we sp the flow of fentanyl over the border. but also to make sure we send ad much differentif message.e we want you here in this country to fill the 6 million vacant jobs that we have it.fo llbut only if you come here to follow the law and only if you come here legally.pp ifre you come here illegally we will apprehend you and we willao send you b