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benny gantz, the former israeli ministry of defense, says now is the time to confront them.rt an attack on the nuclear facilities in iran? miri: you are giving me a platform on the bbc. why is this about israel? why is the islamic regime of iran that is to state -- that is destabilizing all of the middle east, the rockets fired from yemen, the houthis against israel? to me, the islamic regime of iran is something the world can face. can you imagine where we would be right now if this islamic regime is nuclear? this is not about me wanti more. i don't want war, ever. i did not ask for october 7. i think israel for a large degree, we thought we were deterring. it is also because we don't want war. and here we are in a war and what we are being told is hold back, they are behind civilians, hold back. iran is behind it all, but hold back. where is the rest of the world? the islamic regime destabilizes everybody. how about the world getting on board against this destabilizing meaning -- he calls us the cancer of the world. i am going to call against that and say how about the wor

he and jack benny told jokes because he did a jack benny.s laughing and he knows the election is over. reagan said it and he took the water and slipped the water to elongate a little bit. a cagey thing to do. that was jack benny. >> any other thoughts. >> you were always on top of it, you were flying around, pulling off a miracle every day. kudos to you for that. [applause] >> it was a thing when country is so divided. >> we don't want to this to be a political movie. i definitely did not want it to come out during an election year. it is going to get lost, and now it came out and it turns out turns out what do i know? it is the perfect time to bring it out. [applause] >> and again, you could never have predicted that the parallels were so striking from campus protests to a presidential candidate. a former president getting shot or getting shot at. in a moment we are going to go to audience questions, they end in a? . a quick lightning round for anyone who cares to comment. short statement. given that we are at the point demographically wher

host: benny, are you still there, do you have a response? caller: i just think at some point there needs to be a label or something saying this has been checked and it is not true. go ahead. guest: it does not work like that. the only way you will reach those people if you think they are wrong is to argue with them and -- in good faith. and, if you cannot reach them. then they will never be reachable, not by government fiat. the american system is based upon the idea that we are all adults and we can all handle information. and we take what madison called the multiplicity of interests and we sort out all of this information. and from that soup of staff, we make our own political decisions. if you have the government in there acting as a sensor or arbiter of fact, which is exactly the opposite of how the founders intended this country to work, what you are going to get his people not listening at all. so, a precondition to getting people to listen to you or change your minds is to not force them to believe something. and what you are thinking

stole jokes from each other because he did a jack benny. what made that what it made it so funny is that everybody laughed including mondale. you know he's laughing and he knows also that well this election's over and but reagan said it and it took a little bit then he took the water and sipped the water just a little longer at the moment. a little bit. you know, a little cagey thing to do there. that was definitely jack benny. any other thoughts? i know. i also would say that, sean, you so much to do our director here you just always on top of it. i was amazed you were flying around pulling off miracle every day or two and kudos to you on that. yes. and it really. it is a such a good time, silly thing to to have this movie. now, when the is so divided. yeah. why we were banking. yeah it was like well we don't this to be a political movie you know the way we thought had how can i definitely did not wanted to come out during an election year. just you know who's going to get lost or is this or that or that. and, you know, it's just to add no

. >> benny napoleon and i think of the shooting that happened here. i remember, you know, all the news coming in and trying to get up to speed and see, you know, how many people were hurt and where the gunman was and just like so many-- just like all of us, probably, we're riveted by everything that was happening and my instinct is always to go to wherever the problem is and during the pandemic, you can't go to the hospital and support people and during the shooting you can't show up because you create more chaos and danger for people and those have been some of the moments that have been the hardest. and so upset about msu and what was happening on campus, my dogs were-- didn't leave my side. i think they could tell i was upset and i needed a little support and mark was there. [laughter] >> now -- [applause] >> and behalf of the white males, mark, you're a real person. the book mentioned you actually closed your very successful dental practice, is that accurate? >> yeah, during the pandemic i was getting so much-- we had people showing up and the may

now is the time says benni gantz, to build a western alliance to confront iran.tes into a wider conflict, which the white house says it doesn't want. the former united states ambassador to the united nations mark wallace is with us. he served in the administration for george w bush. he is now the ceo —— ceo of united against nuclear iran. thank you for coming in the programme. would you support an attack on iran's nuclear facilities? i attack on iran's nuclear facilities?— attack on iran's nuclear facilities? ~ , , facilities? i think it is very clear, this _ facilities? i think it is very clear, this is _ facilities? i think it is very clear, this is a _ facilities? i think it is very clear, this is a very - facilities? i think it is very. clear, this is a very somber day, a year ago today iran caused the greatest loss of life to the jewish caused the greatest loss of life to thejewish people since the holocaust and ignited a war in the middle east. hamas declared war on israel, thing orjoin that war on october eight, and they were known as the axis of iran. wha

they want to deplatform benny johnson and ben shapiro.r, youtube is owned guy google, the number one donor to democratic party out of silicon valley. the argument would be shapiro or johnson, they are spreading misinformation saying covid may have come from a lab or hunterbiden's lapto contains russian disinformation. >> john: they said ben johns on said there is election interference, a lot of people believe that. all democrats cheated by nominating vice president harris, his opinion is they cheated. they sushgum vented the primary process by elevating her to the position. those are probably opinions held by a lot of people. >> joe: that is the whole point, it is opinion. kamala harris did not get one vote before she was handed the nomination, can you call that rigged? some people say you can. we can't have opinions like that when half the country does have an opinion like that? me media matters is a tax-free organization. they use funds to pressure major companies to pull advertising from outlets they target. here is "new york times" pr

you can see his album art, featuring method man, havoc, and benny the butcher.s timing and his short film premiered at the new york angelica center. welcome to both of you. >> good to be here. >> we had benny up here so great to have you. how are you doing? >> i'm doing great. >> good. what's on your fallback list? >> it's election year. democracy is on the ballot so we're keeping tabs on everything to do with voting rights and right now, there is undoubtedly a surge in voter suppression. we're seeing this play out in very important states like texas. the attorney general there, ken paxton, really cracking down on what he claims to be voter irregularities and voter fraud but what we're seeing is he's going after minority groups and communities of color. and claiming that they are engaged in voter fraud and in doing so, really intimidating these communities from exercising their right to vote. and we're going to see a really negative backlash as a result of that. >> we're seeing america is no stranger to these kinds of voting crackdowns including racist crackdown

we go to benny in michigan, independent. caller: good morning. just want to speak to the people that are out there thinking about voting and who to vote for. remember who supports this ex- president, the kkk, the american nazi party, oath keepers, the proud boys. we cannot have a convicted felon leading our country. he cannot even vote in most states. this is america, and we have to vote for america and forget the party. remember what you are voting for. thank you. host: democratic caller, kathleen in chicago. caller: thank you. please let me get these three things in. thank god this morning for joe biden when we woke up, because now we do not have to worry about having a shortage of tissue paper. ok, joe biden talked to the people yesterday, and now the strike is over. the person that has caused this was a trump supporter, and he was going to shut america down for god knows how long. thank you, joe biden. another thing, i keep hearing people talk about trump's economy. go back when president obama left office. gas was two dollars and something.

for more am joined by benny, who leads our global aviation coverage.s sector cannot catch a break. a 9% drop from this time last year for airbus, they should be stealing a march on boeing. what's going on? >> it's a weak set of numbers across the board if you look at what they had. they handed over 50 aircraft in total. that's below the long-term average they've achieved over time, which is around 55. september should be a month where they do reasonably well. where they are coming out of the summer break. but it's just not feeding through. they have persistent supply chain issues, a little bit of a warning for investors. there's a supply called senior. they had a fairly chunky profit warning. they blame it on what's going on at airbus and boeing. that gave people a bit of a head up warning that things weren't going that well. if you dig into the numbers on the a320, very low on the eight to 20, that's a slightly smaller aircraft. even the wide-body is not doing too well. that leads -- leaves airbus with 270 aircraft to deliver towards the end of the ye

and he was like, "actually, so benny safdie was playing andy kaufman. and i was like, "yeah, sure." um -- >> jimmy: and what did you -- >> "i'll switch." >> jimmy: yeah. >> you know, "i can switch if you want." and he was like, "no, just play both." [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i just love that that's very -- you know, that's very "saturday night live" spirit, by the way. >> absolutely. >> jimmy: where it's like, the show must go on. it's like, "hey, just do both." >> yeah. [ light laughter ] just drop right in, yeah. >> jimmy: but you don't even know that you're doing -- here's you as andy kaufman. look at this. >> yeah. >> jimmy: well done. [ cheers and applause ] the same movie! >> yeah. you know, andy's -- andy's a a very important, legendary comedian. so i was like, "oh, [ bleep ]." like, "i've got to learn about this guy." [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> i've got to, you know, sort of do a lot of research in two or three weeks. >> jimmy: what research did you do? [ imitating andy kaufman ] >> "he's sort of -- he says sort of, um -- [ light l

can i sail through the former couple share custody of 14 year old bennie and viviana, now 11, gisellem to brady's oldest son, jack, who i have the hottest gossip for you. giselle's reported baby news making headlines and lighting up social media. >> now she's having a baby. was like this young guy. >> the hosts of pop culture podcast the toast, giving their hot take. >> i feel like also when a long term like couple breaks up, usually like the man moves on and if he's with someone younger, like he's able to have more children if he wants to. but like, women biologically like, can't do it forever. and this is like kind of turning the tables a little bit that she's doing it, all of it. >> opening up a conversation about women getting pregnant later in life as women start to have a little bit more freedom with how they would like to fashion their career, or when they would like to actually make that decision to have a child. >> we are starting to see a lot more women making that decision to wait longer. >> more american women are giving birth after age 40, rising 318% over the last four d

i'm sure everybody in this room knows bennie thompson. is it his experience becoming town alderman in bolton and, then mayor? yeah. and could you talk about what his experience was? yeah. so thompson, your congressman here from, mississippi, you know, his first political office was as of bolton and this town here in the state. and, you know, when he gets office, you know, he sees first, you know, firsthand just how, you know, the home that his parents lived in on the black side of town know with small two bedroom houses being taxed at a higher rate than. your man white mansions on the other side town. and this was the case in many of these towns where african that once they actually to you know look at tax books and see what was happening here and, what had been happening. he also found that you even the public services in black neighborhoods, water mains were narrower on the black of town, which meant the water pressure was lower which meant if there was a fire that broke out. it was harder to put out. i mean, all these sort of elements

the pain in that the best way to, to come over a, the memories of my brother, the old beloved son benny the lick one single tongue. none of the people of beauty didn't look now and the june of the crown of libyan, in some of his eminent slates has some notes without law. i was of the opinion that they the best way to commemorate his memory. let's say in this set, a money that was in about is the address of them. hope of certain issues. let joe know they said man, and this address is directed to the entire muslim nation in the fall when yet in particular, if this address does not mean to both the palestinian and live in these people, not, not me on a file who, who are inflicted mclamore with the demise and all these, all the folding monitor has some notes that i love. what loss now, what los to the court in the country. and then we are sad bins and grieved by his demise. yet, this does not mean as uh, you know, any of this drive uh, confusion we uh, 7 some. yep. yet then aspire to move his demise. uh well in this thing that we owe for the um uh, aspiration and hope so mind dollars cents.

have a multi being co sound office, which means that means we can survey a 2 meters up to see ben benny's, that's fine. if you can see small stones line that they're really not big so we can see all the foreign bodies rising out, pound talk online on the see, then you can the i can a den and collects information to warrant other ships of any danger and makes it public, but of course the special capabilities of research vessels can also be used in other ways. a russian research vessel, the going, let's, uh, appeared very close to here last year. what was it doing? we show the captain of the dent in the course. it took on october 15 to 2023. the ship is exact. around near the german island of fame on for over a day. in some places it remained stationary for hours as what does it oh, it's not looks like a classic sense cost. it quite stuck in principle, it's crossing a position with flat intersections and keeps on passing over its with sets and variations which gives us um and this indicates that in principle it is looking for something in the area of those intersections like these of this n

. >> my thanks to lila, benny, and jeremy, rachel, and richard for sitting down with me this weekend speaking directly about issues for voters that are important to me and my show and helping more in election cycles to come. is the breaking news regarding the situation in the middle east. nbc news has confirmed that they are investigating the official leak of two top-secret u.s. documents that show that american spy agencies were tracking possible israeli preparations of an attack on iran. that is according to three u.s. officials. two of those officials tell nbc news that the recent leak of the documents that were marked top-secret and related to israel's potential retaliatory attack on iran appear to be authentic. those documents were leaked on the social media platform telegram on friday. this potential new retaliatory attack from israel comes after iran struck israel on october 1st with scores of missiles and drones, most of which israel intercepted with the aid of the united states. following the israeli killing of the hezbollah leader in beirut. >>> still ahead, there are 22 fe

benny, let me come with you, you are among the great leaders right now engaging the christian community to step up to the plate and engage our culture to be involved in the election process. we have a lot of questions, how effective that's going to be. why is this issue of believers being such a critical issue biblically and for everyone in this room? >> thank you congressman, great to be with you and appreciate being here. we have to wake up the church. we have a responsibility to bring a revival to this nation and revival starts with us. but it really comes down to two things. i think we have a stewardship issue and we have a love issue. when we talk about christians actively participating, number one we are not realizing, that we are stewards of this earth, we are stewards of this great republic and how many of us are thankful we do not live in north korea or venezuela or cuba right now, thank god for the founders that gave us the responsibility to elect our representatives. so often i was reading matthew 25 about the man who had one talent and hid it and said, lord, thought you were

as a, as to john and jason to benny enhancing the join the of the lebanese army, the old south of the latania river, and along the southern borders. so that there was no weapon outside the approval of the government of lebanon. and there was no authority outside you assorted to you of the government of lebanon, according to resolution, 17 o one. city. make sure i the peas returned to their homes and their villages all for today is you in the, in direct negotiations that are currently on hold under the auspices of the united nations and the part dissertation with a sion of one or more international mediators to resolve spending points according to resolution, 170-1952 start a serious negotiation process with a specific timeline to to turn the ship alfonze and close to the hills between 11 on and point b, one in the us and knocked off to rebuild what was destroyed to, to form agricultural land that was polluted with wide cost for us to remove and mute evidence of the aggression against lab. and on, do you know, so that we can provide a decent life to the citizens of the south of love an

vast majority of people have been hitting to find these areas have been on the very end time since benny from apartment. now the areas that i've been told today to flee that work, it actually invited by the is really mandatory since the beginning of the conflicts in the gone. so that they have been widely destroyed by the vast majority of those that have been apparently looking at protein destroyed on with the belongings of the people. that being said, on the streets of these areas. the army has been before announcing these areas to be militarily dismantled and the gun they operating in such areas without no play strategies for detriments or even full. busy shooting an ultimate and decisive victory on the ground. and now we are talking about the destruction of causes residential neighborhoods ending up right now. tracking the vast majority of causes population in the central areas where they have been giving some sort of new and up to move us twice on these areas without giving any sort of warning for palestinians which has a proper reflection on the high rates of casualties. and just to

may mention that he had given through his chief of stuff about 8 years ago, or 2 of stuff was then benny guns based on the can. also, it is his rival for parameters to ship and guns, and the t in the military had said no way that we are going to attack iraq. it was never the wish of the of the is ready to army to do that. but it was always missed in the society to get into sleep catch. who comes from station was iran right now. he read it just about to do it. yeah. yeah. but it is quite interesting how his mind was made with the usa, develops folks deposit services instead of washington. never one to deal with how much, how one of up there he had said that he had said the opposite. what do you make of this change in in rhetoric? you mean now his bolo, because he said in india, india? yes. no. bars. oh yeah, we have so many actors here and the changing actors. uh well, um it is by the is so to say a no go uh nobody wants to talk to his ball. uh because he give them some small just able to pull him up. didn't watch any man to net washington errors, pool for other people. it's a be ration l

a positive that was, they actually that, you know, we know that there is, you know, middle east is benny lakes with all the energy with guys. so that americans out probably use rule. and all the use is right and all the way through the source of disability, the source of energy and make that a huge hubbub, which we pick that in so much of an economy and which, which will actually a game that when we are of the heading tell us a faddie faddie in the in stable will again data we all so that sofa piece room comes quickly. we don't have to leave with us on the app, the body as one by saying, but it's unless an editor, the chief of the right out, you use outlook. thank you so far. uh, so they, so africa. now nigerian protests is held mass demonstrations. all of those 100 independent studies are speak out against economic policies linked to the us based intellectual months in fun about the opportunities for young people as the west african nathan month, 64 years of independence from british colonial rule. that missouri is called for the government. that's a slap, newly installed economic polic

deeply, read a sheet quality, you know, to advocate and edward side, and in his early historians like benny morris. and you tied those 2 things together . a lot of people don't have the opportunity to travel and certainly to travel to israel, palestine, how possible is it to arrive at the conclusion that this thing didn't make any sense without actually going there. think if we had um a news media with different commitment, it would be possible. i don't like we didn't have to travel to south africa. i understand. you know, um, but unfortunately we, we don't, we don't have an i, i've been struggling because there are many journalists who i have in my that and who i've looked up to and, and, and, and media organizations that i am myer. and i, and i look up to and i, and i don't think they're clarifying things. you know, i don't think there's, there's, there's that role. and again, i, i do think that they find it very hard. and i, i'm sympathetic to this with the cast people who are some cases of literal, dis, literal, like sons and daughters. you know, grandsons and granddaughter of holocaust

opposition politician benni gantz, a former minister of defence, argued in the nyt this weekend thatry. iran, he says, is waiting for its chance to annihilate israel. now, says the prime minister, is the time to confront it. translation: we're changing the security reality _ translation: we're changing the security reality of _ translation: we're changing the security reality of our _ translation: we're changing the security reality of our region, - security reality of our region, for the sake of our children, the fate of our future and to ensure what happened on october the 7th will happen again. —— will not happen again. today a year on israel fights on three fronts. it is a country at war. 135 rockets were fired by hezbollah just today, some intercepted above the israeli city of haifa. two divisions of israeli troops have been deployed to the northern border. we will speak throughout this hour with our panel. about where this goes next, whether israel does have a strategic end game in mind. and what role the arab states will play in finding that solution. but first let us turn to

host: benny, are you still there, do you have a response?think at some point there needs to be a label or something saying this has been checked and it is not true. go ahead. guest: it does not work like that. the only way you will reach those people if you think they are wrong is to argue with them and -- in good faith. and, if you cannot reach them. then they will never be reachable, not by government fiat. the american system is based upon the idea that we are all adults and we can all handle information. and we take what madison called the multiplicity of interests and we sort out all of this information. and from that soup of staff, we make our own political decisions. if you have the government in there acting as a sensor or arbiter of fact, which is exactly the opposite of how the founders intended this country to work, what you are going to get his people not listening at all. so, a precondition to getting people to listen to you or change your minds is to not force them to believe something. and what you are thinking about doing is

benny gantz, what you said, no they're all talk and seem language, it is either of us or them, and thecked and will be hurt. is responded nobly which makes it absolutely clear that it was simply not tolerate this. we spoke a lots in april about each side wanting to establish deterrence, in other words, to say that we have hits you and if you hit me again i would hit you back. i don't know i beat you, friend, but the deterrence for iran, especially what's happened with hezbollah, their forward advance, there deterrence is dented and israel now is any risk of taking mood after its spectacular literary successes of the past few weeks, and it does seem with every day, it seems clear, they decided this is the moment to strike, and we are going to strike, and we are going to strike heart everywhere. and the prime minister wanted to attack for decades. i the prime minister wanted to attack for decades.— the prime minister wanted to attack for decades. i think the . loves attack for decades. i think the gloves are _ attack for decades. i think the gloves are coming _ attack for decades. i thin

sorry, we didn't just settle with benny hill. >> jesse: as the person with the most humility at the tableer -- offer my brethren just a little self-reflection, okay? just because the american dream is having a better life than your parents doesn't mean we should all live with our parents. we have high expectations in this country. we have big dreams in this country. donald trump is the american dream. he is running on the american dream. good luck running against that. this is like jimmy carter. you know, energy prices are high, it's cold, you can't heat your house, put on ice letter. no, we are not going lower expectations. i love how disciplined he is. can you believe what he says here? he said end inflation, stop the invasion, i'm going to return the american dream. now can he stick to that message? or can he say i'm going to eat the dogs? i don't know, but if he can please stick to that message -- >> harold: i'll take the under. >> jesse: he's going to win. >> greg: dana, i love how "the guardian" called the inflation reduction act a game changer, i don't know if you read that part. o

benny gantz reiten in the new york times this weekend, julie, said it is time for the west to come togetherwhen it comes to standing up to iran? brute to standing up to iran? we are not, we to standing up to iran? we are not. we have _ to standing up to iran? we are not, we have not _ to standing up to iran? we are not, we have not in _ to standing up to iran? we are not, we have not in the - to standing up to iran? we are not, we have not in the last i not, we have not in the last four— not, we have not in the last four years _ not, we have not in the last fouryears. bankrupt not, we have not in the last four years. bankrupt iran and we will— four years. bankrupt iran and we will have a more stable government, we will definitely have _ government, we will definitely have a — government, we will definitely have a more stable middle east, so i have a more stable middle east, so i agree. — have a more stable middle east, so i agree, we need to come together— so i agree, we need to come together and paste them for sure — together and paste them for sure with military, but we need to but— sure

this right-wing creator had some of the biggest right-wing creators we know, tim pool, benny johnson.y were being paid by the russian government and rt, russian state media, to spread this propaganda to the u.s. audience. and they did not know. they say they did not know, but elon musk was a huge fan of that and spread it to his 200 million followers. he's the single vector. he's the beacon of disinformation. >> right now, he's been getting fact checked on his own platform by other users. do you think he'll stop that? >> so what. he's on to the next tweet or post. >> god, you're the best. and while we're on the topic of elon musk. just today, he was warned by the department of justice that his voter giveaway, shocker, might be illegal. we'll stay on that. brandy, always good to see you. sadly it's rarely with good news. when we return, republicans running for office are now casting doubt on an election that is not even happening yet. we'll get into just how much damage that could cause when the 11th hour continues. getting a brick and mortar in new york is not easy. chase ink has supp

pocket stone, and the finest on gun is found in aust golf to enroll off down wars of the 19th century. benny stands last 3 things. number one, so that i need to number 2 off off, it's population number 3. and the push to resent the northwest frontier province was to protect it from the job. it was make us the romans. and actually, the british divided the, the tribal area of separated the tribal area to deal with in line the, the people of this area are customs, a large ethnic group living in parts of, of the kind of stone and pocket starting. there are tens of millions of customs and they're mainly mostly many are farmers and traditionally they have tribal structures. but there are several series about their exact origins the history, of course, tony is actually and for what is the use of different historians, how different interpretations or different histories of the push those means. some of the historians portrayed the bar stools s a de la strive of uh, did use the 2nd duty, the 1st those are the, the audience. and the 3rd do to you nice to see what he means. the bar stools are the combi

>> yeah benny benintendi. >> oh did you call him and say oh no you can't bring that up.ing to him. you just say hey and keep it moving. i mean, you don't even talk about baseball. >> dodgers are favored to win the world series. do you like being in that position or. no yeah. >> i mean, it's a it's a blessing. you know, it's always it's always fun being on top, being being favored. it's tough though, you know, everybody is going to come come after you. >> yeah. you've got five games off until the playoffs start. you. how will you spend those five games. >> i well i'll hang out some with the fam and then really, i really try and stay submerged in baseball because the off season is right here. and like, if you kind of slightly mentally get into the off season, it's over with. >> how do you stay submerged? you like sleep and smell your glove or how does it work? no, >> i hadn't even thought about that. i may sleep with my bat, though. >> sleep with your bat? >> i may sleep with my bat, but, i mean, you really just go to the park, spend an unnecessary amount of time at the pa

and another one, a certain comfort, benny ford as first lady. when you were chosen for the white house position and then the first lady staff, what qualified you for that? how did they choose you? what was your role? >> that's probably the best question you could possibly ask. i came home from school, high school my senior year and my grandmother was recovering from surgery. and i liked to sit down with her just to spend a few moments. she had on the television a talk show, i'm going to be aging myself but it was something called the mike douglas show. and his featured guest in 1971 was a woman by the the name of ann armstrong. she came on the screen and the television wasn't big enough for that personality. she was full of vitality, energy, just the substance of her remarks was fascinating but it seemed as if the television was not big enough to contain her. i wrote a letter that night. she had just been named cochair of the republican national committee. bob dole was the chair, ann armstrong was a cochair. i wrote her a letter and i said if sh

sixth committee, democrat representative bennie thompson didn't certify the election in 2016 and repeatedly said the russians selected president trump that he was selected and not elected, and he was an illegitimate president. but yet somehow he had the credibility to then investigate jan. sixth. so this is a long history of people not certifying elections when they have issue with them all the way back to 04 when they said the voting machines, democrat said the voting machines and colluding nancy pelosi we'll see in ohio malfunction and swung that then swing state towards president bush. so let's not pretend like this started in 2020. and let's not pretend that the democrats haven't repeatedly not certified elections and are even given themselves and out to not certify this one. >> well congressman you and i have spoken about this issue before, frankly, and was six days ago, many are concerned about putting a kind of political cart before the horse talking about certifying when the candidates need to be still making their closing arguments and trying to persuade voters to vote for them. in

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and that's why people who are politically very opposed to netanyahu, even people like benny gantz, moderate strong military background, they are absolutely behind him with this. and actually they're behind the incursion into south lebanon . incursion into south lebanon. but where you are, right, and the absolute implication of all your questions is, where is the world system? and it was netanyahu. and, you know, i have some sympathy with starmer on this, saying , look, the un this, saying, look, the un mechanism is not working. and one of the biggest examples is resolution 1701 from 2006, in south lebanon. it's a complete nonsense. it never even started the disarming of hezbollah there and there. we are. watch this space. >> robert fox, brilliant as even >> robert fox, brilliant as ever. please. >> i just want to ask robert what he thinks about israel, whether they might be overextending slightly because there also have been attacking there also have been attacking the houthis, you know, the houthi rebels in yemen. and, you know, we've got these shipping lanes. and of course, iran controls

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know what the next turn is going to be and you lose one of your good friends to colbert, my friend benny napoleon died from from the virus. and i have to go and give a press conference and try to instill confidence. the people of michigan and try to encourage people to do what they need to do to stay safe and to keep others safe. and it can be really heavy. and when that when that happened, i think it was really hard. it was one of the times when i almost started in the middle of one of my press conferences because. it was so heavy and he was such wonderful person and just the while he was in the hospital, he was texting about, you're doing the right thing, keep keep doing it. and that was really, really tough. and i think funny. napoleon yeah and then i would say, you know, the shooting that happened here, i remember, you know, all the news coming in and trying to get up to speed and see, you know what, how many people were hurt and the gunman was and just like so many, just all of us probably were riveted by everything that was happening. and my instinct is always a go to wherever the