what remains of babylon to day is a scattering of ruins. more a memory of greatness than anything else? many of the artifacts that were excavated here in the 19th and 20th centuries, were shipped off to european museums, and not always, legally. there's a lot of discussion in the museum world around whether these artifacts should be repatriated back to iraq. for example, one of the most important parts of babylon's architecture, the ishtar gate is currently housed in the peg m, on museum in berlin. germany, not everyone agrees that that's where it should be. or many times sir, we asked her lows with these countries to kimberly, oh, we're after thoughts on her alerts. but you know, you knew there are me to political negotiation on the most of our, our folks which are and so i bet him resumes belong to or if you think about it, there's not many places like this left in the world. sure. there's the parents and a few other sites, but babylon is truly one of the most ancient reminders of our history as mankind. and it's special because it's on t

so for begin via the excavations of babylon. it's only 10 person, 90 per cent and so we have the plan future plan to complete excavation on same time to put a new plan for the construction. because no excavation without any such babylon was the capital of the babylonian empire. one of the most influential civilisations, we've known, the city was the biggest in the world at the time. home to a staggering 200000 people. it's right here on these land that writing was 1st invented. and it's right here that king how robbie noted down the famous code of hamil robbie. one of the very 1st sets of law is ever recorded. what remains of babylon today is a scattering of ruins, more a memory of greatness than anything else? many of the artifacts that were excavated here in the 19th and 20th centuries, were shipped off to european museums, and not always, legally. there's a lot of discussion in the museum world around whether these artifacts should be repatriated back to iraq. for example, one of the most important parts of babylon's architec

there's a teacher talking about the great, legendary city of babylon. well, no more textbooks, no more theory. given that it's only 100 kilometers away from baghdad, it's time to visit babylon for real. we're about to me, dr. ahmed, as he saw man, the director of the museum of babylon. for a quick introduction to the site. why didn't you tell us about bible and you have worked here for 29 years? is that right? so bob on top to small settlement to somebody at times is called in somebody and language cutting of law, which means get all got then your should to be kept. so for begin via the excavations of babylon, it's only 10 percent on 90 percent. and so we have plan future plan to complete excavation on same time to put a new plan for the section because no excavation without any conception. babylon was the capital of the babylonian empire, one of the most influential civilisations. we've known, the city was the biggest in the world at the time. home to a staggering 200000 people. it's right here on these land that writing was 1st invented. and it's righ

the babylon bee is not backing down. happy to have them join us tonight. they are demanding...s is part of your business, i should say. it's not like most people tweeting this, they are going to keep it down until you delete the tweet. are you? >> no, we are not. like asking us to say two and two make five great sitting here at this email that tells us in order to reinstate this account and have access to be able to tweet again, we've got to delete this tweet. the tweet is a joke. that's a very thing they get straight here. it's just a joke. it's pretty harmless. it's certainly not hurting anybody. this is a public official. it's not like we are punching down at some downtrodden person. it's just a joke and they are asking us to basically bend the knee and say that we admit this is hateful conduct, please keep us on your platform. we aren't going to do that. we don't know where this ends. there is an appeal process. but i'm not going to delete the tweet. >> tucker: i hope it ends with twitter being shut down by congress but that's not going to be happening. does it occur to you

the babylon be appealed to be reinstated but lost. required them to delete the tweet which it says it will not because it's not going to bend its need to twitter. laura. >> laura: thanks, matt, thanks for not breaking out into laughter. shorting out sean davis, ceo and cofounder of "the federalist" and joel barry, managing editor of the babylon be. sean, what is big tech going to do to conservative -- look, it's not just censorship. that's what a government does. but this is clearly an attempt at some type of lyrical purge, but i think it just ends up backfiring on them, at least in this case. >> in this case it definitely did and i'll tell you what, twitter is not the first to try it. google tried canceling "the federalist" before the election, youtube i think just yesterday canceled a bunch of cpac videos featuring my colleague mollie hemingway and me talk about big tech censorship and i think the big issue is the attempt of these left-wing oligarchs who control these big tech monopolies using the power to basically put their foam o

with babylon, pharma is a building contractor. he lives in this 250 square meter luxury apartment with his wife and 2 children. time to eat. the domestic staff served breakfast every morning. some st facing each other. i. babylon, vermont is originally from rochester, and northern india. he settled and mom by in the early 2, thousands my construction is my family business. so my father, my full 5, this i think we are in this business from last under the us. so the, if you will, boy in the this time you can see the big balance is so that meant by my great great grandfather and how and why did you decide yourself to monday may is a growing city and we all want to grow and there's a i think the opportunity and will be, is huge. the entrepreneur built his 1st residential tower in 2003. today, he is involved in countless construction projects across mom. bye. i know he takes time. let's just say mentally we are losing a lot of high rise buildings. i think in as a group with my partner, we are going to fire building more than 50 story a

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and very, very clear language from babylon. to bear in mind that the government here in germany, it's only been in office for 3 months or so. all i've sholtes the chancellor and a bad book, the farm industry, kind of diving into the biggest crisis in international affairs in many years. in the 1st months in office. and so a lot of focus on what she said, and just to, to lift a couple of quotes from this. i mean, she didn't hold back at all. she said russia was one of aggression. it is based on lies. quoting her russian counterparts, a level of who had been speaking in the un human rights council, also in recent days, claiming that russia is acting in self defense. saying that this is, this is lies. and quoting mr. lab, or if you can deceive yourself, but you won't deceive us. ok, so just swimming this up. if i read you write, russia loses this vote by a large margin. the un deploring it's, it's actions in your crate. but that doesn't really shift the needle in the conflict, what it russia is not compelled to do anything on the

ah, it's been a difficult pregnancy, much like her last one ah. nationalists in babylon. town let danny and i will, becca, surely late. yes, madam, allow me, finding les how good of idling, rough recap, civil sham. anyway, anybody with the there was a d. y had o'quinn when alighted. they can be that of now, i'm a why did you know why then heard when i know and the lady habana, i did a ah, i'm in this remote region. some women miscarry trying to reach the closest clinic. others choose to give birth at home, far from skilled medical care. in gory as due date is fast approaching. but she and her husband have not yet decided where she will deliver a linear with a l and a mirror or whatever. i'll never really know much about the yes or i tell you the toner as for that not to show and i get it with oh yeah. and i'll get her today about and i was there. i love as with the ladder and my mother had never done. mm. a for years, nepal has been trying to improve access to maternal care by building roads, clinics and training. health workers in the number of women who die in childbirth in one of age

and i don't believe that anybody has babylon. on the other hand, i also have a belief that we need to look forward as low as possible, looking backwards. ah, will look forward backward. well, forward is going to be like backward. if you don't do something about what happened in the past, nobody has been held accountable for the torture that happened in the past. and for this, among other people, i fault. president obama, essentially he gave everybody, dick cheney donald rumsfeld. he gave them all a free pass torch w bush. they're all going to be rehabilitated. they're all going to be treated as great statesman. one day, i mean, they gave president obama a nobel prize for not being george w bush. the question, of course, the world tap, dancing around or avoiding as does it work as torture work doesn't work. people that have information that are part of an underground apparatus, a terrorist organization at revolution or organization accomplished organization. whatever organized form of collective alan chip i b, they won't break now

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so wet weather does slide its way out into the item and seen the babylon is out of an odyssey some very heavy rain. but for much of india, dry and warm, pretty much sums it up over the next couple of days. you might see one or 2 showers creeping into pakistan sliding further north. and gradually, by the way, ah, with some of the world's largest resent najia provides much of the uranium that fuels your it's nuclear power plant. but it won't cost people empower, follows the uranium trail from the 0 to the shores of the mediterranean and investigates the devastating effects on the planets and all those healing habit the industry's ha. okay, if you am on al jazeera lou, the me watching. i'll just remind build on top stories this all explosions have been heard around you. capital. find the declaration of another humanitarian pools and 5 streams of bosses and calls have been carrying families south of cuba to safety evacuation of ukraine. the siege cities to me is continuing for 2nd day. 5000 people have been moved on tuesday, creating authority, say the channel, the nuclear pond has been kno

. >> >> greg: you work at the babylon fee which is probably the funniest site going right now, it's hardomedy right now related to this topic or have you figured it out. >> i think we can do satire related to this topic but you can't call rachel levine a man. >> it's also turning into battleship. >> couldn't afford to go last year because still paying off the toilet paper dispenser from ikea. now that that is taken care of. >> greg: i'm pretty sure management was happy i found a toilet angle. >> before the show he said we weren't going to go there. >> greg: i'm 57 -- i know i look like i'm 30, i can't change. what is that line -- can't teach an old dog new tricks? >> you can't teach a short dog tall guy tricks. >> you go to what you know. >> greg: and boy, do i know poop, that's my new book. i know poop, all the poop by greg gutfeld. i hire a ghost writer, we are done. castro to gastroenterologist writer ame my focus. lavender baths always calmed him. so we turned bath time into a business. ♪ and building it with my son has been my dream job. ♪ at northwestern mutual, our version of fina

charlie kirk and the babylon b. nothing hateful about either one. say look them up but you can't. i noticed that biological sex is fixed at birth. just acknowledged for at least 300,000 years. what was a factual statement. on twitter, as our public life, truth is no defense. twitter is now run by a man named brock out a while who said plainly that he does not believe in free speech b he came controls the single most forum for america's political conversations. that is a big and important job. it's a kind of public trust that allows democracy to function. you think you'd want a guy to have some respect for his adopted country's core institutions beginning with and primarily the first amendment. everyone has no respect for our first amendment, explained that openly in a 2020 speech. watch. >> all we are doing is to not be -- our role is to help communication and our move reflective that we believe to help people have a good conversation. the things we do is focus less on free speech but thinking about how the dynamics have changed. one of the changes

tonight the ceo of "the federalist" and the managing editor of the babylon bee.mpass targeted in just the last money for hours. also the biden administration, very petty, demanding that georgia senate candidate and football legend herschel walker

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o well, we dared to highlight two accounts of twitter has banned from charlie kirk in the babylon b was nothing hatefulabl about either one . we say look him up but you . n't because you're gone now but both merely noted that biological is fixed at birth. this has been universally acknowledged by hope. those homosapiens for at least three hundred thousand years. so it was a factual statement. i but on twitter, as in our public life, truth is no offense, twitter is now run by a man called parad agrowillnl who has said plainly he doesy not believe in free speech. everyone came this country as an adult to get a degree from stanford. now agarwalam controls the singe for aimportant forum for america's political conversationme that ii a big and important job. on it's such a public company. it's much more than that . it's a kind of public trust that allows this democracy to function so that you would thino you'd want a guy like that in g a position like that to have some respect for his adopted country's core institutions beginning with and primarily the first amendment. but iowa has no respec

saturday night live, although the best thing that franchise can do is crib or hire the writers away from babylonfinish. >> well, one of the tiktokers said he was disappointedded in the phone call because they didn't address american colonization of other areas and the atrocities that the u.s. has committed. so i just wanted to add that into the -- will: on their back foot with that one. pete: do we disagree with it? >> reporter: all right. we've got to start here with a fox news alert. of iran's military claims responsibility for a barrage of missile strikes hitting near a u.s. consulate in iraq. tehran officials say they were targeting, quote, secret israeli military bases in the area. thankfully, the u.s. consulate was not hit, and all u.s. personnel are accounted for. coming up, senator tim scott joins us to discuss what the attack means for america. >>> in southern california a wildfire raging through the exclusive holster ranch community. no structures are threatened at this time. the blaze has spread to an estimated 100 acres of land. some residents were reportly told to evacuate as a prec