atnd bennett college and bennett college students.ome bennett collegeen studentso they were playing this article shows theyu were wanting to do direct action. they are seeing what are we going to do? and in 1950 start.y you cannot erase a strategy that happened before. at least to that, right? and so again is it more newspapers about the participation of bennett college activists. shortly after the first they decided to form a student organization. in the present bennett college becomes one of the leaders of that organization. so again a nt student at large, bennett college are part of the success of the movement. also when the movement keeps going on for the summer, what happens in the summer, or you go? you stay on campus? you go home. that youth come black youth and high school and middle school take up the boycott and demonstrations. and so again you think about multiple people that are participating. also students are home grown the key participating. this is a long term movement that happened. the first that you ignore what's ne

they were in strategy sessions at bennett college and with bennett college students. right. and so some bennett college students like the men went without us. right. so they were planning this. right. this article kind of shows that they were wanting to do direct action. you know, in a student news video saying, what are we going to do right? and then february 1st, 1960, the is well for now start right. but you can't trace the strategy that happened before. right at least to that right. and so these are just more newspapers, the participation of bennett college student. right. surely after the first sit in, they decided to form a student organization and. one of the the president of bennett college becomes one of the co-leaders of that organization. right. so again, as students at large bennett college students are part the success of the movement also when the movement keeps going on the summer, what happens this summer? what do you go you stay on campus, you go home, right? so youth, black youth in high school and middle school kind of take up the boycott and demonstration

bennett college in norman and his students picketed the carolina theater for their anti-blackness.we've talked a little about kind of anti-black movies for the birth of a nation, those kind of things. and so they were anti-black depictions in these films and the students kind of thought to organize against this, right? also, there was discrimination in seating in certain theaters, blacks, legs, people had sit in certain spaces right. that were not equal in terms of quality. right. and so in 1937, 1938, some students at at&t and bennett college got together to organize against this. right. and they were also joined by high school teachers and other faculty members. right. so throughout we think about campus activism, faculty members are involved, teachers are involved. students are involved. also, people who are activists but graduated. right. alumni, right. are essential to kind of the continuation of this movement work. right. they didn't forget about their institutions and the people, right. when they graduated, they were still together with current student students right to do a

bennett. hello , thank you for accepting our invitation for a conversation. hello, mr. bennett. i saw your interview two days ago . in the face of the palestinian people in gaza, gireh has shown this very dirty, ugly and crazy behavior before, and now in lebanon we are witnessing it, they are unveiling their own madness step by step and in the first stage. in the first stage and in the second stage, wireless, tablets, laptops, computers, even televisions. and they can even blow up other communication devices and they can take measures related to this, after that it is even possible that we will witness missile barrages from them and we will even witness ground attacks on lebanon. to be israeli prime minister netanyahu has actually gone crazy and step by step we are witnessing his confused actions, of course these may have the opposite result , we may be witnessing an all-out war and israel is betting on this. lebanon considers the zionist action a war crime history introduced. a simultaneous assassination on tuesday targeting 4,000 people, and then another simultaneous assassina

scott bennett with us as well, mr. scott bennett, former us army psychological warfare officer from san francisco. uh, mr. bennett, are you with us? maybe not yet. okay, let's go back to... mr. bennet, okay, mr. bosnic, back to you again, mr. boz, sorry for the wait, mr. boznic, uh, i wanted you to talk about, as mr. navi said, the importance of media, especially social media uh, in this day and age, especially right now, well, i think these are these are the um, earliest movements towards some kind of democratic media in the west, but i'm i'm in touch with the people at gray zone for example, it's one of the leading media, social media sites that is condemning the war crimes and genocide by israel, both of the main presenters are of jewish origin, and that is the only... way that they are able to have somewat of a free hand to criticize israel. if a person criticizes israel in social media, and that person is not of jewish descent or jewish origin. that person is usually called a nazi in north america. i've been calle

bennett, we mentioned the possibility that. all this, do you think that the israeli government and army are really thinking about fighting with hezbollah after the failed battle with hamas? do you think there is a war ahead of mr. bennet? sorry, say that again, do you see the probability? unfortunately, yes, i think the same way. i think that netanyahu is putting all his cards on the table and trying to attack lebanon so that he can cover up his failures in gaza and he expects that the united states will be able to aircraft carrier and its own missiles to the area send him and put an end to the situation he has created, so in fact this act is a suicide act and a kind of suicide, and in fact the main solution is a diplomatic solution, while israel is currently facing very strong requests from the united states and the united nations are in the region to put an end to these terrorist acts, and many large-scale protests around the world against israel's barbaric actions are forming and expanding, and they should, and this is the p

bennett, thank you for being on press tv. mr. bennett, your thoughts on this assassination attempt, and do you think it's an inside job or maybe a publicity stunt? well, i watched the narrative uh video that this shooter allegedly made and the the uh story he's giving is uh supporting ukraine, supporting the ukraine war, it's a war against... good versus evil and the russians are evil and therefore donald trump and any trump supporter that opposes the ukraine war uh is evil, so this strikes me very suspiciously, because we know who benefits from war, the military industrial complex, the lindsay grams, the rhinonos, the fascists, these democrat police states that are trying to push america into toppling regimes such as iran, afghanistan, iraq, syria, libya, ukraine. and now uh russia, so it's very suspicious, i would not have doubt in the world that there are high-level masad, shinbet, cia, operatives that are behind this, it's a very clumsily done operation, but i i think it is demonstrating their desperation to try and keep this

it was a tragic, and wonderful life, we miss bennett every day.ct off the market. notices their use for consumers, of form of sodium nitrate can do the same job. rachel: i want to look at the trends in high school, attempting suicide up 5% from 2013 when 10% attempted suicide in 2021. how did your son know about sodium nitrate? he is having fought in a dark space, how do you know to buy it online? >> there are grim reapers and websites that are established, to encourage and facilitate people to commit suicide at at a different issue we have to go into. parents are suffering because their children are getting access to evildoers within the internet and internet service providers are not doing anything to shut it down. so you can only monitor your children so much so what we have to do first is take these products off the market, figure out creative means, which taking separate steps to do so they will face criminal liability, assisting people and find these substances or successfully commit suicide. rachel: what resources are there for people who f

bennett, sorry to go you short, mr. bennett, we're running short out of time uh, mr. scott bennett, former us army psychological warfare officer from sun. francisco, thank you, mr. bennet, as always, now we'll take a short break and we'll be back with the extended rolling coverage, take care of now, and may peace be upon all of the prophets and messengers. may peace be upon you all, this israel, which considers itself to be the strongest army in the middle east, the strongest country in the middle east, when it resorts to such level of lying, this... shows the level of illusions and failure and weakness of this entity, so this is the lesson we can learn from the confrontation. i consider it to be one of the achievements of the operation, the arbin operation, after all as a retaliation for the assassination of and the others in this is an achievement, if we want to look one by one to say that there was a plan for the resistance, to target the city of tel aviv, they opened the bomb shelters in tel aviv or targets within the city of tel aviv like the ministry of defense

the on the line, scott bennett, i'm a former united states army psychological warfare officer. really served in the state department counterterrorism office under investor del daily. so i wanted to come here to russia in the dawn bass area and gather the facts to take back to the american people. for the the hold on bass of the front lines and the square, the bombs and the bullets are raging. this is where people are dying. this is where the buildings are exploding. so i wanted to see 1st hand the scars of war. the ones in the street, the level of the building was being collapse. i wanted to see the soldiers that were fighting and hear from them why they were fighting, powerless, fighting started in their opinion. and ultimately, where it was heading, the bradley, the 1st american army officer who's been here since said snowden. so i want to see with my own eyes, what american taxpayer dollars have done the, i think this is a privilege and a duty to come. and the most important thing that we can do is show that america has americans that do not have conflict, resentment, possib

scott bennett is a frequent contributor to this program on when he speaks on the print conflict. he does so from a position of direct experience having traveled extensively, swiped on the bus this year. next we bring you his front line direct, straight to the the line, scott bennett, i'm a former united states army psychological warfare officer and he served in the state department counterterrorism office under investor del daily. so i wanted to come here to russia in the dawn bass area and gather the facts to take back to the american people. for the course of the hold on bass of the front line. so this is where the bombs and the bullets are raging. this is where people are dying, this is where the buildings are exploding. so i wanted to see 1st hand the scars of war, the wounds in the street. the level of the building was being collapse. i wanted to see the soldiers that were fighting in here from them why they were fighting, fighting started in their opinion. and ultimately, where it was heading, the 1st american army officer who's been here since then, snowden saw i want to s

farmers are the prime minister naftali bennett joins me now.inister of israel on sitting crimper minister benjamin netanyahu then went back into power after the time bennett served from june of 2021 to june of 2022. he represented a party at that time called the new right political party at the end of his term. he served as the third alternate prime minister for 5 months before announcing he would not at that time run again prime minister been a great to have you here today. thank you. >> explain to americans the meaning of the strikes against hezbollah. and how are they a signal that the work is entering a new phase and we will see a lot more of this? >> yes, they are. how want to exchange the american public that they are into net different organizations and geographies. hezbollah in an unprovoked fashion begin shooting rockets at israel following hamas' assault on october 7th. and since then they've been shooting 8,000 rockets at israel that killed dozens of israelis including 12 children in our soccer playing soccer. young children. israel

let's take a listen. joining us now for the program is scott bennett, former us army psychological warfareilians including women and children and uh do nothing, turn their back completely on and opportunity for a cease fire to get her out, your initial thoughts, scott. well, it's very clear to the israeli people now that netanyahu has planned to use this entire event and is using it for his own preservation of political power, before he was dead man walking about to be indicted on various crimes, and then suddenly he has transformed this palestinian israeli genocide, calling it a war into his end. presidency and therefore he has to continue to expand the aggression and the conflict and the destruction uh in order to preserve his power and that includes triggering a larger conflict between hezballah, iran uh and other countries to try and lure the united states into this quagmire of conflict and again continue his his political lunatic uh dictatorship. but uh this young lady's blood cries out for the ground from the ground, cries out for vengeance against netanyahu who betrayed his own citi

complete disaster, gentlemen, thank you both for joining us, stay safe to both of you, uh, scott bennett of displaced families and are no longer suitable for education, he said this situation leaves over 600,00 children deprived of an education. lazarne added half these children previously attended underrest schools, he emphasized a seasfire is essential for civilian relief, the release of captives and delivery of critical supplies including educational resources. an independent un expert warrants israel's quote genocidal violence in gaza risks spreading to other parts of the occupied palestine amit a large scale military operation in the west bank. francesca albanese warned israel's recent intensification of operations in the west bank marks very dangerous escalation of violence and human rights violations. that apartied israel is targeting gaza and the west bank simultaneously as part of an overall process of elimination, replacement and territorial expansion. albanese added longstanding infinity granted to israel is enabling the depalestinization of occupied territory and elimination

geoff bennett is on assignment. tonight, volodymyr zelensky renews his call for long-range weapons from the united states after two russian missile strikes kill dozens in ukraine. geoff bennett sits down with justice ketanji brown jackson to discuss her new memoir, detailing her journey to become the first black woman on the

scott bennett from san francisco, uh, thank you very much, mr. bennett. professor mari, i'm not sure if you're following the uh discussions that we had, but remy pointed to the fact that israel has lost faced on an international uh level and i would like to know what your opinion is as someone who is living in the united states who was familiar uh with the us policies uh where do you think israel stands at this point in time particularly when it comes to public opinion and the way people perceive israel? well i think their perception of israel is radically changed uh and is only going to increase in its uh speed and tempo of radical change against uh israel as israel uh fanatically and desperately uh you know transforms into the monster that it is uh people and nations are are witnessing for the past year this uh genocide and now they see it metastasizing into lebanon and they sense the writing on the wall that will spread elsewhere, so the negative definition of israel is only going to grow, professor marande is right, this is going to inevitably collaps

after this break, the, [000:00:00;00] the scott bennett, i'm a former united states army psychological warfare officer, really served in the state department counterterrorism office under investor del daily the . so i wanted to come here to russia in the dawn bass area and to gather the facts, to take back to the american people. the hold on bass of the front line. so this is where the bombs and the bullets are raging. this is where people are dying. this is where the buildings are exploding the all. i wanted to see 1st hand the scars of war, the welcome back to going underground. and i'm still here with the professor of all the course to genocide studies at brown university on my boss or of professor i interrupted you about uh your audience uh at uh, ben gloria and university in june. some of whom is riley jews. hated what you had to say in your analysis of what is being going on these past months, enabled by the weapons sent by the united states, britain in europe and union. right, so and my, my view is that what is interesting to me is that the, i fact large numbers of israeli. so i

scott bennett, former us reserve officers got thank you. thank you. rachel. india has reportedly refused to sanction archie after washington said it would welcome such a move by new delhi indian officials or porto. they said they do not follow unilateral measures imposed without un approval. this comes after the bite and administration took legal action against r t over alleged election meddling that our network has denied our case runs and sharma has more from new delhi. i was desperately vamping up. it says lots of dining walking all the 2 months ahead of elections in the country. the open name is reporting that shows the board and end up with officials in the ministry of itself as in india, asking them to join that affords in lucky, rushing distance formation. also, reloading attributions as well as labeling that journal is on the missions at the government of the united states, the 1st to the government of india, and the governments of other countries to make their own determination of and accreditation procedures for these entities. th

scott bennett. well it seems that we don't have uh him with us, so mr. mohsen saleh, let's continue the discussion with you with now mr. joseph borell's uh comment regarding um this uh tragic uh incident that you've witnessed in your country, so uh he says that there he's concerned about the risk of spillover uh, what is your take on that? well he ' boral visited lebanon and also he was welcomed from the from the prime minister and other higher officer. is from president berry, the speaker of the parliament, and i guess he was not welcomed in in israel in this entity, and and they nobody would listen to him, he is leaving his office, so whatever he says, nobody, nobody would listen to him, and now he is talking about this, all the support and aids of arms and culture and politics from from these heads of the administrations of the united states and from these european what so callalled community and i guess i don't believe all these all these statements would say only for consuming words and spreading bad air in the in the in the region nobody would beli

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got bennett scott, thank you. thank you, rachel. well, how much has condemned the cyber attack and blamed washington for providing cover for israel to commit such actions of this terrorist operation comes within the framework of the comprehensive zionist aggression on the region and the arrogant and hearty policy adopted by the occupation government and is armed with american support that provides cover for its fascist crimes. we affirm that this criminal escalation will only lead israel to more failure and defeat. all right, let's cross a live now to journalist and international relations consultants. ali i. 8 ali good to have you on with us and can you tell us, 1st of all, what's the situation in the capital like now and the country in general? when the 1st of all is. thank you for your simulation. when i'm you scouting, it'd been done, especially in more than 100, was hospitalized. the last thing you do this is the house just below that has one that has struck in history. and she was doing this for the biggest wish that hezbollah

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because this is a watershed event and a huge opportunity naftali bennett speaking to cnn earlier, salah al national keyser non-resident fellow at the middle east institute. >> and he joins us now from beirut. now i want to talk very specifically about what is going on in lebanon and what might it happened next lebanese army is calling for and i quote them here, the preservation of national unity in the aftermath of the continued israeli strikes given hezbollah's deeply embedded role in lebanon. can you describe the significance on lebanese society of what we are witnessing and the likely consequences are what those likely consequences could be domestically going forward. >> thank you, becky. this is much nuke i can't hear you particularly well. i think it's going to be one of those moments when we say, let's redial, take a break, come back after this tim walz and j.d. vance in their first and only face-to-face to be and cnn has it covered with the best political team in the business a cnn special event with vice presidential debate tuesday at nine on cnn welcome to the now way to networ

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aarthel: alright more on this let's bring in former israeli prime minister bennett. mr. bennet, thank you so much for joining us here. first of all iran says this represents a serious escalation in changes the rules of the game. do you anticipate a consequential response from ironic? or did israel send a strong message to iran to stop all you can? >> our actions send the message. what we have seen over the past few hours israel's iron fist can't reach anywhere. anywhere in the middle east. and i think in tehran see it. they are now understanding that if you mess with the jewish state we hit back. we hit back powerfully. we will no longer tolerate anyone who is threatening our people. arthel: meanwhile he is dead. i ask you can at decapitated hezbollah forge a formidable fight. also is another idf ground incursion and lebanon imminent? or is there a diplomatic offramp? >> i want to clarify what our objective is. it's not only a cease-fire only for hezbollah to recuperate. right now hezbollah is temporarily almost paralyzed we hit them bad, we killed their ceo. we killed t

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scott bennett, the officer. psychological warfare, a former american military psychological warfare officer examines why and how the zionist regime turned to cyber warfare but at the end of the 34th day of the war in gaza, as always , we will start the program with the latest pictures from palestine. cant eat food, cant eat bread under possibility. naqul lek ank satgharb in ramal rifa and this is the donation of the yemeni lakhunas and the axis of resistance. we will start the first case and conversation of tonight's program with the news of seyyed hassan nasrallah's speech. the secretary general of lebanon's hezbollah movement announced the measures the recent terrorism of the zionist regime in this country does not stop the declaration of war on the resistance from its path, but makes the resistance stand stronger against this regime. the recent crime of the enemy will be met with severe revenge and just retribution. i am not talking about time and place. because we are in the most accurate and sensitive and d

the rescue and it was 7:00 o'clock in the morning when the japanese were out there, they had their bennetts stacked up in one little pile, the internees were beginning to line up to be counted. >> before we knew it, parachutes opened up and they dropped into the camp and they killed all the japanese guards. >> i was out there looking and i heardan the heavy roar, motors wondering what it was and they were the tanks coming into the first section of the camp and i understand some of the soldiers were -- were frightened because they came in the gates and there wasn't a soul to be seen and thought we had been disposed ofo >> when someone opens the gates and the tanks rolled up in front of the building and we still couldn't believe that they were americans until some -- some of the men jumped out and said we're americans, we're here to liberate you. >> i remember when commander said are you hungry, do you have anything toho eat and he brought out a chocolate part i saved a rest, we were all saving food. we never threw anything away and i still do not throw anything away today. >> two weeks after

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molly: stephany bennett in london thank you.om around the globe. ♪ ♪ iran say it is successfully launched a satellite into orbit today its second this year it's raising western fears these launches may help tehran advance as ballistic missile program. for the first time north korea is sharing photos of its leader kim jong-il in a enrichment facility a look into the nuclear program that has been banned by multiple city council resolutions. the president of the small east african island nation is recovering from an assassination attempt. officials say you've got stitches for a stab wound and is now out of danger. the ap says the suspected attacker was a soldier he was found dead in a police cell earlier today. that's eastern romania four people are dead after heavy rain flooded thousands of homes stormy weather is expected to hit the czech republic and other central european nations later this weekend. air canada is struggling to reach a labor agreement with its pilots as their union demands wages competitive with the united state

jon: stephanie bennett from london thank you.out one implement my plan for what i call an opportunity economy. i've already laid out a number proposals in that regard. which include what we are going to do to bring down the cost of everyday goods. what we have done to invest by my calculation probably a trillion dollars of the next 10 years. investing in a clean energy economy. what we have already done creating over 300,000 new clear energy jobs we have to recover as an economy i'm very proud of the work we have done that hasn't brought down to less than 3%. jon: vice president harris and the economic agenda in the spotlight. america's indoor prices of some 20% since she took office. her platform would and cracked n the cost of groceries, hike the corporate tax rate and target relief for the middle class she says. some economists warn her plans could come with hidden costs. peter morici is an economist and professor emeritus at the university of maryland. he joins us now. you just heard with the bison president had to say about

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vladimir putin warns of such a move could prompt a direct wart with nato stephanie bennett is live inlenskyy's been pleading for months with western leaders to use these type of long-range missiles to strike a deeper into russia. the white house has said all along they went there missiles to ukraine to be used more defensively rather than offense of late. now they've asked to use u.s. attack comes in british storm shuttle missiles the two countries have not for long ukraine to launch them amid fears of asking the conflict even further. the attacks by russia continue daily and tensions are growing for the state department announced iran has given russia short range ballistic missiles to use against ukraine. today g7 issued a statement this afternoon condemning surround exports to moscow sent russian's russiansaggression is a violatif international law ironic must cease also forced to russia. spoke briefly outside the white house yesterday but gave no indication that a decision was made. >> there's only one reason we are having these discussions that is because putin has illegally invad

former us army psychological warfare officer scott bennett believes israel's cyber attack on lebanon is a multi-phased operation that is likely to continue and accelerate the regime's collapse. this was a multi-phased attack, it was not going to be limited to just pagers. i said, more will be coming, and low and behold, that happened today. uh, so the first phase of course was the explosion of the pagers that the israelis apparently planted explosives within. the second phase, which i predicted was exactly, as i said, targeting of other general communication. devices, cell phones, walkie talkies, uh, radios, the third phase i believe that is coming will be targeting infrastructure, traffic lights, computers, laptops, general communication and entertainment and and video game councils, all of those things are susceptible to uh, either explosive devices planted in them or simply electronic. uh emp pulse weapons, but i think they are going to ratchet up this attack to drive the uh the population of lebanon into a frenzy with the expectation that chaos will make it more easy for israel t

can scott bennett, i'm a former united states army psychological warfare officer, really served in the state department counterterrorism office under investor del daily the . so i wanted to come here to russia in the dawn bass area and to gather the facts, to take back to the american people. the hold on bass of the front lines, the square, the bombs and the bullets are raging. this is where people are dying. this is where the buildings are exploding the go. i wanted to see 1st hand the scars of war, the elementary school, the teachers call me back problem g. so i was labeled burly. i ended up getting kicked out of school. i was 1617, and 18. those should have been my graduation high school with years, but instead i'm on the streets selling crack, gang bang. and thinking that i was going to make to see $21.00, the i would get you a to all red ride the bus to the hill, just walk around and wait for a group of blues to approach me 1st, i would try to fight it to agonize them, i'd walk in the middle and then i'd pull out that day and watch him scatter. when i go, you know, watch was like