i did everything in my father's life until this moment came to me in the first film of parviz khan atta panahi. crystal simorgh simorgh was awarded the best first film production and the honorary diploma for the best technical and artistic achievement of the first film due to the adaptation of the story by kianoush bagh and its director reza haddad. the judges of the 42nd fajr simorgh crystal film festival are the best films. take it to kahyar kalari for the summer movie in the same year, they donated a film directed by his father , mahmoud kalari, and mohammad mehdi meshkuri was recognized as the best animated film in the 4th bebai kahraman festival, and received an honorary diploma. crystal simorgh was also the best screenplay from the eyes of the honorable jury of ali saqfi for parvez khan's film. in the category of the best role of makar simorgh, the best leading female role was also won by maral bani adam for the movie parveen. mr. behrouz afkhami. the best director of the 42nd faj film festival was behrouz afkhami. he executed the crystal simorgh to make the movie sobh. crystal si

cinematic too producer parviz khan atta panahi received crystal simorgh and the diploma of honor for the best technical and artistic achievement of the first film due to the adaptation of the story of that garden by kianoush and its director reza haddad. the judges of the 42nd fajr simorgh crystal film festival awarded the best cinematography to kohyar kalari for the film summer of the same year, a film directed by his father mahmoud kalari, mohammad mehdi mashkuri , for the production of the film bebai kahraman, was recognized as the best animation of the 4th bebai kahraman festival , and he received an honorary diploma. crystal simorgh is the best screenplay according to the jury of shaysta ali saqfi won the best supporting actor category for parvez khan's film. the bird was won by behzad khalaj for the movie majnoon, i would like to present this award to the angels i live with, my son shabnam ghorbani in the same section for the movie majnoon, crystal simorgh won the best supporting actress, the best male lead actor of this year's aristotle festival. khosh razm was executed for th

it is 20:30 and they are at your service with some news from the atta department. the secretary of the supreme council of free zones announced afghanistan's desire to invest in chabahar port. according to mr. abdul maliki chabahar, the shortest route connecting afghanistan to the sea is the desire of afghan businessmen. the establishment and use of the increased capacities of this port , the authorities of afghanistan announced that they want to transfer 6 million tons of cargo through the chabahar free zone of the chabahar port, and they also announced that they themselves want to invest in the field of warehouse logistics. we told them that we are ready to give you land at reasonable prices so that they can do this. the general director of highways and road transport of ilan province said that from the beginning of the year to the end of bahman, 1 million 40 thousand 576 foreign tourists traveled through the border of mehran. 659 people entered the country and 434,652 people left the mehran border. mr. cheshmkhavar announced a 40% increase in traffic from mehran

attempts to identify a dose in the family by placing a seven-year-old boy named atta and the prophecies of a movie story in the summer of the same year. this is mahmoud kalari's third work as a director, produced by ali oji. another bodyless movie is the second day of the festival palace he dealt with one of the criminal cases of the 90s. this film directed by morteza alizadeh and produced by seyed mustafa ahmadi is one of the first films of the festival. flight 175 is a cinematic narration of the sad story of the mother of a missing martyr who finds her son's ring after 40 years. this work , directed by mohammad hossein hekhit , is one of the first films of this year's festival. produced by saeed sharfi, kia flight 175, in my opinion, if we want to count one of its most important features, it is my concern for the issues that arose after the war for people who left a part of themselves in the war. a mother who left her child, a sister who left her brother, and children who left their father, and their friends, their classmates, the person they studied with, were by their side, playing

. >> do you think iran knew about this atta? >> i don't know, actually.gain, these elements have a degree of independence of action. there's no question that iran funds, trains, equips and often does direct them and gives overall guidance, but i don't have any idea whether or not they knew that this attack was taking place or certainly directed it. >> you write in that iran has historically tried to, quote, straddle a delicate line, seeking to attack the united states in ways that would wound us, but not severely enough as to trigger a direct retaliation. >> yeah. that's exactly right. what they are happy to do is fight to the last houthi or the last iraqi militia member, the last hezbollah fhter or hamas terrorist, but not directly confront the united states, because if they did, we would respond very forcefully, and they undoubtedly would be on the losing end of that. the problem is, we don't want to see that either, because we have lots of vulnerabilities in the region and even around the world. this is a case where we'd experience problems and challen

a month later the fbi ascertained atta was in florida a time. cheney when back on tv and repeated this again. he said cheney was not the decider but he was still an influential voice. he gave a speech to the veterans of foreign wars. a major speech that was basically freelance. he wasn't supposed to give that speech where he essentially declares war on saddam hussein. even though he doesn't have the power to do that. >> actually president bush indirectly reprimands dick cheney for giving that speech. and one should not to assume as i shown above, that dick cheney is a decision-maker. this relationship between al qaeda and saddam hussein is a relationship that is constantly being examined by the intelligence agencies. and by top policymakers. and they often come to the conclusion that there is no collaborative relationship between saddam hussain and al qaeda. but they also suggest that there is possibilities that saddam hussein regime, his intelligence service, might be involved in various types of training exercises or providing weapons. this am

almighty, god willing, for the right of these days, which are the month of rajab and the month of atta. god bless you and your esteemed families with the best, god almighty give all of us and you the opportunity to be sincere servants for our dear people and , god willing , we will be strong-willed people to implement the instructions of the wise leadership of the islamic revolution and to fulfill the wishes of our dear people. muhammad and ajl farajah. rahor faraja asked his compatriots to refrain from unnecessary travel on these roads due to the heavy snowfall and icing on some of the country's mountain roads . .

a month later, the fbi ascertained that atta was in florida at the time. cheney went back on tv later that year and repeated this again. you've said that cheney was not the decider here, but he was still an influential voice. he gave a speech to the veterans of foreign wars, a major speech that he basically freely. he wasn't supposed to give that speech where he essentially declares war on saddam hussein, even though he is in the power to do that. yeah, well, actually, president bush indirectly reprimands -- cheney for giving that for giving that speech. and one should not assume, as i show in my book, that -- cheney is a key decision maker and i mean, this relationship between al qaeda and saddam hussein is a relationship ship that is constantly being examined and by the intelligence agencies and and and by top by top policymaker. and they often come to the conclusion that there is no collaborative relationship between saddam hussein and al qaida. but they also suggest the theories, possibilities. saddam hussein, his regime, his service might be involved

that in these e-mails, are apatc atta attachments that appear to be government documents, in hur report they listed countries involved some countries where bidens received millions of dollars, ukraine, and russia. some and china. we' to know want -- which documents they were, we want to know if robert hur asked the certain questions about hunter biden, we know from a transcribed interview we did months ago with cathy chung we believe there are discrepancies 'when she testified 'joe biden's involvement in handles of classified documents, versus what media reports have been about robert hur's interview, we want to put it together, and make sure -- everyone has been on me and media about releasing transcripts every time we have a deposition. in major investigation you don't release transcript until you depose everyone, now we are for for them on joe biden, they are silent. larry: someplace, robert hur had to have asked joe biden why he biden thought it was legal for a senator or a vice president to take the classified documents away. they are to go in national ar kikeep ca-- archive he bro

in the fall you'll see her in ads atta attacking president tr, attacking senate and republican leadersinting. maria: do you think she is now helping biden? >> yes. she is helping biden. she's making a republican argument against donald trump and it's her face, her voice and there is the segment of independent voters which is 45, 45, got a 10% in the middle if you want to call it that and that's what she will be using it against. that clip sums it up. she has no political clue to what's going on. maria: as long as these donors keep giving her money, lee, she's going to keep going. look at this poll from emerson college and the hill. shows former president trump leading biden in wisconsin as well. that's by 3 points, putting him in a position to win now all seven key swing states, lee. >> that gets even more when you put rfk junior in the mix. so now nikki haley's starting with donald trump can't win a general election becomes flimsy when you look at the numbers. arizona by 6, pennsylvania by 5, wisconsin by 4, michigan by 3. he has a clear path to victory. her whole argument is she is t

you have eight people attacking atta lieutenant and a cop.r that were arrested should be sitting in rikers right now, on bail. should be indicted this week and taken off our streets. you want to know why our cops are getting assaulted? there's no consequences, and we must change this. >> jesse: even new york democrat governor kathy hochul is outraged, and she's floating the d-word. >> why is it okay that they are left out on bail? >> i'm not satisfied with that at all. these are law-enforcement officers who should never, under any circumstances, be subjected to physical assault. >i think that is something that should be looked at. if someone commits a crime against a police officer in the statstate of new york and they are -- they're not here legallyl definitely worth checking into. >> jesse: so they're going too check into it. >> greg: what an ass. this happens to citizens all the time, and now she's, like, shocked it happened to cops?arty look, the democratic party needs to change its name to the bpp, the breaking point party. in every face

we are going to do we have to do hold them accountable and it's not like their wor weren't attas in themonstration either. then president trump ordered an attack on soleimani the head of the eye rgc the attacks on our troops in our facilities spiked up pretty dramatically to the point where the late 2020 the former secretary state mike pompeo was considering weighing the options of closing the embassy in baghdad these groups have been doing this for a while. let's see we got the first round out on friday let's see where this goes. shannon: let's talk about iraq and syria said iraq was notified in advance the government knew what was coming. they have since said they are not happy about what is happened "new york times" or bonus syria and iran condemning u.s. strikes on iran backed militias in their country saying such attacks only impede the fight against islamic state terrorists. threatened to drag the region even deeper into its instability have you heard directly from the and since then question what they said this is sovereign territory prick asked to not speak or diplomatic convers

happening within -- with the red sea, with the iranian-backed houthis and more recently with at tack sthe attae the iranian regime's own military wing, the revolutionary guard, according to the u.s. we are on a tightrope here in the region. we can see what's happening in the naval sphere. what would this mean if hamas might respond positively? if this response from hamas speaks for the more radical -- the terror elements who are inside gaza and are responsible for october 7th? >> there's certainly a rich basket of unknowns here. a degree with dr. clark, potentially this is very important as follows. let's be hypothetical if this led to a one or two-month cease-fire, it's possible in my view that the houthis, for example, may cease and desist for some period of time. the iranian might take a little bit of pressure off the back of the proxy groups that have been attacking us in iraq and syria. i think it would be a prudent moment for the united states to kind of hit the pause button on further strikes while we see what happens here. final thought, andrea, a lot of credit to tony blinken, of cour

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the former president would comply with the request, a former 2 lane presidents, the vast infinity atta is lying in states and the capital santiago. 2 days after he died and they had a cop to crush, the public started paying the last respects to indiana on wednesday night. the state funeral will be held on friday. the former president's time and office was full of highs and lows. from a dramatic rescue of tramps minus to the widespread protest against economic equality, 2019 a latin america edison. lucy and human joins us now from santiago. so how people paying their respects that hi there we are at the senate been at the congress building here in santiago, you can see people behind me. they've been chewing up since very early this morning . now under the blazing sun it's, it's really hot here. but uh, the cues just go around the block and then way, way, way beyond it's, it's quite impressive to see the outpouring of emotion and the people that want to really pay with their respects. and as they say, say thanks to the former president for what he did, i knew what right, they were highs

. >> you know, don't attack the special counsel't attas rep >> the report says that he was a a very nice old man that could not remember basic facts. now, that's the guy. you don't want to be president. so president biden, not surrogates, owes it to the country to basically put this to rest. let us listen to the tape tape. to see if it was an accurate summary of the interview that the tapes speak forf itself. >> and, you know, president trump's talked about taking t trum an exam.worrie i'm i'm i'm very worried that all of this is going to make america less safe, that there's safe. a belief now in writing that the president's not really up to the job. >> we're very exposed as a nation. yes, we are. we cannation. tell the presidenn up to the job by what he's done on the border. speaking of whic theh, there vot they just had a major vote in the house. >> mayorkas hahes been impeached in the house just by one vote. theyku dohey're going to wal these articles at some point over to the senate. what do you guys d thao about tt in the senate now ifth the democrats control it? >> well, we'll prob

of the public trust to have the pl and mental stamina to handle any international crisis, terrorist atta, some other threat when he will be in his mid-80's. in richmond, virginia, you say no. caller: i say no. about the border, it is a little bit too late. he should have addressed that issue a long time ago. a second reason is student months. -- student loans. i saw he has forgiven students for people who have paid 10 years and brought $12,000. i collect that screams people who went to community college or people who went to college one or two years and dropped out. it doesn't help people like me who went to a four year university who had real student loan debt. i'm not going to vote for him because i'm afraid of trump. i am going to vote for somebody who speaks to the things i want. that is the reason i'm not going to vote for him. if i have to sit outcome i will sit out. host: what if a large percentage of democratic voters like you sit this out and that to the ballot for president trump? caller: that would mean the next democratic candidate for the next election, they need to speak to