schools and kindergartens, and several districts will be covered with this protective feeling better on state tv. the school year seems to be starting smoothly with the preparations for the school year. see a plan that everything will be ready on time is ition settled, junior, what's missing in the school with cheating his image, we have received an amazing new model in school. all that seems to be part of the kremlin strategy to depict a new normal despite ukraine's ongoing offensive. the dream and the ones to keep russians in this stage when they do not think about what's going on there. and they've something a stepping in some troubles that they can please slowly. so of course is a place where not only for children can they are in washed in certain way, but they appear on this can be influence. so if as well you the rest of the state gives evening. news also shows us another new school with modern technical equipment and approaching portraits in the classroom. it is reportedly located in the sol caldwell hands, peoples, republic and eastern ukraine, that russia annexed in 2022. on state tv

state is strong, minnesota. [applause] and one of the main reasons is because the kids of our state are better equipped to thrive. if you have ever doubted that, i would ask everyone just come on down to owatonna. walk through the halls and join me in dreaming about the futures that will be built right here. thank you, may god bl

state is strong, minnesota. [applause] and one of the main reasons is because the kids of our state are better equipped to thrive. if you have ever doubted that, i would ask everyone just come on down to owatonna. walk through the halls and join me in dreaming about the futures that will be built right here. thank you, may god bless each and every one of you, and may god bless the state of minnesota. >> that was governor tim walz back in march of this year. a live look at the scene at temple university in philadelphia, where vice president kamala harris and her vp pick tim walz are holding a rally this afternoon at 5:30 eastern, the first of a number of appearances for the two this week in seven battleground states. after the rally, we will take your calls and comments here on c-span. >> next up, first he spends coverage of this summer's political party conventions, we had to chicago for the democratic national convention. watch live beginning monday, august 19, as the party puts forth their presidential nominee. here democratic leaders talk about the administration's track record and their vision for the next f

class population there but on the issue of immigration, former president trump his platform is preferred in that state 55-42. now, here's the one that changes who does a betterese numbers. voters in all the sun belt states trust the vice president to do a better job on this issue. in georgia, she is ahead on their by 20 points. atlanta metro area has seen an increase in younger voters, who typically prefer harris and this abortion agenda, how she talks about it. this week she is campaigning alongside her running mate minnesota governor tim walz in southeast georgia focusing on abortion rights and economic issues. the former president has said he wants to leave abortion policy up to the states. you can see he is trailing in all four of these but on the big issues of the economy and immigration, he leads. >> how should voters look at some of the changes that you have made -- that you have explained some of here in your policy? >> i think the most important and most significant aspect of my policy perspective and decisions is my values have not changed. my value around what we need to do to secure our border, that value has not changed. >> people just want to s

on all states. i think have — going on all states. i think have a _ going on all states. i think have a bettereffort that they had in the past _ effort that they had in the past. they are out pressing the case _ past. they are out pressing the case i— past. they are out pressing the case. i think the next big event _ case. i think the next big event besides the interview tomorrow night will be the debate _ tomorrow night will be the debate on september ten. from there _ debate on september ten. from there are, — debate on september ten. from there are, do we get past labour— there are, do we get past labour day and get the debate, we will— labour day and get the debate, we will start to see the contours of this race take shape _ contours of this race take sha e. ., ., shape. you mentioned the debate on september _ shape. you mentioned the debate on september ten. _ shape. you mentioned the debate on september ten. you _ shape. you mentioned the debate on september ten. you are - shape. you mentioned the debate on september ten. you are a - on september ten. you are a debate coach was helped ca

able to be present in this path , it gives a special satisfaction to itself and makes one's mental state much better, of course with different intentions on behalf of the martyrs of the martyred soleimani government, the martyrs of gaza and the first martyr defender of the shrine of martyr mohammad ghasemi, we came here to serve the martyr ibrahim hadi and the martyrs of the aid workers of gaza in the mesh drug store. at present, 1,500 medical procession clinics and hospitals have been established in the cities of najaf, karbala, samara-kazmin and the route from najaf to karbala. main boundaries we ourselves deployed a nejad relief base center every 60-70 kilometers to najaf city with an ambulance or an ambulance bus. for the first time, we were able to be stationed in iraqi hospitals in samarra and kazmin. we offer our services 24 hours a day to serve pilgrims. the red crescent society in iraq is providing services to pilgrims. so far, there has been no acute problem. no specific case regarding infectious diseases has been reported to us so far. dear zaherin they are also taking care. i also want t

land fighter jets on an airplane carrier, one team and one mission, state-by-state, voter by voter coming together. no country -- no country is better than ours at solving big problems, so on november 5, let us prove that america is still the world leader today by electing the leader we need right now, kamala harris. thank you, everybody. thank you. [cheers and applause] of my presidency. >> please welcome pennsylvania senator bob casey. [cheers and applause] ♪ sen. casey: pennsylvania. here is a real question moms asked me in pennsylvania. what am i supposed to do if i can't afford diapers? in just six months, a box of diapers went up $15. the corporations say your prices are up only because their costs are up. they are selling you a lie. it is in the bag with the diapers. prices are up because these corporations are scheming to drive them up. most companies are good companies. it is the food conglomerate who sit behind the supermarkets of the faceless wholesalers. . they are the ones who are extorting families at the checkout counter. this is greed inflation. i have been fighting it for a long time. . so has kamala harris. and fin

on women. our investigation spans 32 states. >> it's not isolated or unique to one state. some states do better than others. ne of our witnesses is from connecticut, my state. i want to thank careen laboy for sharing your experience which i know has been deeply painful. i want to thank you for talking to me earlier. >> thank you, sir. >> before this hearing and giving me some of your insights into your daughter's experience. the simple fact is that the state of condition con -- connecticut in denying proper care not only violated basic deseny decentsy, and that resulted in a settlement. they don't elicit responsibility, but may be a sign of it. more importantly, it caused connecticut to adopt a statute after your horrifying ordeal, connecticut has attempted to reform the way it treats pregnant and postpartum incarcerated women at the york correctional institution both through legislation and a shift in who provides health services at the facility. pregnant inmates now that you're given counseling and information about their pregnancy, medical care including periodic monitoring and pre-natal vitamins, a diet

any time you can have a larger map to compete in on electoral states, on swing states, the better for you. i would add the only state that wason added from 2020 to this yr was a red state, north carolina, that has been trending toward purple. we have seven states that are in place in theve course of this election cycle, and my guess is, and i would -- we'll see what happens in the next couple s weeks, especially with the debate coming ekup, what is mor likely to happen, is of those seven states, that the harris-walz campaign is more likely to put away some of those other states, maybe in the midwest, before donald trump can recapture some of the southern or southwestern states that he has and that puts him in tremendous difficulty. >> gabe, these polls do seem to justify harris' decision to kick off her post--dnc tour in dn georgia. where do the sun dealt states fit into the overall strategy going forward? >> well, chris, kamala harris and tim walz had been looking at the sun belt states for weeks. this new polling seems to be reinforce that decision to really expand the map, as you j

land fighter jets on an airplane carrier, one team and one mission, state-by-state, voter by voter coming together. no country -- no country is better than ours at solving big problems, so on november 5, let us prove that america is still the world leader today by electing the leader we need right now, kamala harris. thank you, everybody. thank you. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> please welcome the president of the national action network, rev. al sharpton. ♪ [cheers and applause] reverend sharpton: thank you. thank you. thank you. good evening. i stand before you as the president of national action network. we do not endorse candidates but we report where candidates stand on criminal justice, economic empowerment, health equity and other issues. on one side of this race is donald trump. a fellow new yorker i have known for 40 years. only once, once in that time did he take a position on racial issues. he spent a small fortune on calling for the execution of five innocent young teenagers. [boos] i'm going to bring them out in a minute and you will hear from them tonight. they were not executed. they are here to conti

on ulzies' visit to california. saying walz will be a rubber stamp for the bad idea and he would be better served while in the golden state on whatnot to do while selling the disastrous agenda to already frustrated californians. and joining members of local law enforcement and the secret service to discuss the added security measures in place. chicago's police superintendent says there will be resources in every neighborhood not just the ones around the convention area. >>> and your election station all next week. live in chicago to lead our coverage of the 2024 democratic national convention. >>> up next, a picturesque coastal community considering a big change after more than a century. the debate over street addresses in carmel by the sea. >> i think it is more communal when you need to come down to the post office. >> uber will work better and the ambulances will be able to find us when i have a heart attack. >> will he stay or will he go? the latest developments in the brandon aiyuk saga ahead of the nine z's baking the house special. arisa's styling a new look. and steve's filling his biggest order ever. with the fi

states. donald trump, the trump campaign is taking for granted, they have a ground game going on all states. i think have a better in the past. i think the next big event besides the interview tomorrow night will be the debate on september 10. you mentioned the debate on september 10. you are a debate coach and helped candidates in the past, what would you be saying to donald trump? exactly what he did withjoe biden. don't let kamala harris get underyour skin, stay on our fence on the issues. keep it about issues. kamala harris right now is in the middle of a tour trying to mislead the american people about her record and she is running as if she is not the sitting vice president tojoe biden. and has no record. as long as he litigates that case that he is running against the status quo and does not get into a choice election, i think it will help and i think the best thing for him is focus on the issues, don't let kamala harris get under your skin which appears she wants to do given the rules they are trying to change in this debate. amy, do you want to respond? i could not disagree more. i think you see clearly

we just rely on what better. russo said, what better was states media has reported about a week. ok. he was sentenced to death in the ruse and that death sentences just lift, been lifted and 2 days ago. and spinner was obviously used rico k as, as the, as at the pressure germany that was released to a propaganda video where he confessed to the negation. but it is very likely that this has been that this has been enforced confession and a brief what about any other gym is that they may be in russian prisons being used potentially as bob kitchen bargaining chips. yeah, we know that somewhere around 20 or 30 german citizens are still held in in russian prison. so at least this is the figure that the german government has released a couple of months back. in the case of, of rico k has, has made the headlines off. it's also the case of patrick as, who is also among the free germans. this, the latest development just came in as we speak. right. so patrick s is also now among the fridge. people here and he will arrive in germany shortly. okay, thank you so much for that to alex i guess

may be better than you think. on your side, all these two ounm and ounb staged, roughly speaking, socialist competitions, which of them will serve better hitler, in an attempt to create this statethey who proclaimed ukrainian independence in lvov on june 30, 1941; on these very days, on the blood-drenched streets of lvov, the ukrainian... the un nationalist organization proclaims the so-called manifesto on the independence of ukraine, without hiding at all, in in whose interests it is written. the ukrainian state will closely cooperate with the national socialist greater germany, which, under the leadership of adolf hitler, is creating a new order in europe and the world helps the ukrainian people free themselves from moscow occupation. it was they who began to replenish their members in front of each other. teams and battalions roland and nachtigal, it was they who organized the so-called marching groups to spread the ideas of ukrainian nationalism to the east, right up to the modern donbass, they were the ones who sat behind the machine guns, practically during the execution of hitler’s first executions, mass executions of the jewish population, which carried out. under the c

states. don't trust her. no one can say that we, the united states, was in better shape when donald trump was in office. we were doing much better. people was happier. the prices was down. joe biden tore it apart. because of partly harris. host: and this is a text we got from mountain home, arkansas who says one of the best democratic inventions ever. an outstanding spectacular experience of unity we have not seen since barack obama was elected president of the united states of america. don from wisconsin said so many talked about unification, working together. all i heard was hatred. it was like a conference on hate donald trump. stephen in michigan. the biden harris administration has the best legislative record in history. harris will continue in this direction. bill is next. peter park, texas. republican. hi, bill. caller: thank you for taking michael. host: go ahead. caller: i find it fascinating the obsession we as a country have with labels. if we look at the history of what it means to be a republican and what it means to be a democrat or what it might me to be a democrat, -- a republican, it ha

for only one, each citizen becomes better informed about his state's program only when he helps develop the popularity so essential to highway progress can the nation meet the highway challenge. so the better, safer roads of tomorrow will become roads of today. right now. that you an idea of some of the factors we consider in arriving at the recommendation under discussion. this the highway system presently in our this is us route one in the state proposes improve the us route 110 with a controlled access that will be part of interstate highway system. the present route one cannot be widened from 2 to 4 lanes divided by median strip and the alignment will be brought up to present day standards. now, at this point, we propose leaving present route 110 and bypassing town of connersville. there be easy, convenient access to from the new highway where. the adequate signs. we also propose to improve that portion of present route 110 that runs through connersville to widen the pavement from 18 to 22 feet and to correct the alignment in several places. we believe 110 offers the best, most econ

better. but in one respect i'm glad he was _ better. but in one respect i'm glad he was honest about the state of the finances _ he was honest about the stateinances. i don't think anybody can argue that — finances. i don't think anybody can argue that. there does seem to be a real problem as to where this money is going _ real problem as to where this money is going to _ real problem as to where this money is going to come from to fill the black— is going to come from to fill the black hole. i think that is the real concern _ black hole. i think that is the real concern amongst people, the inheritance tax, capital gains tax and things— inheritance tax, capital gains tax and things like council tax are going — and things like council tax are going to — and things like council tax are going to be a hit in the october budget — going to be a hit in the october budaet. . .,, going to be a hit in the october budaet. . ., budget. catherine, those are the ruestions budget. catherine, those are the questions that _ budget. catherine, those are the questions that people _ budget. catherine, those are the questions that people want - budget. catherin

that we can on now with this, and i think as a result of this, i would say can be a better place for trade. come in. always, we're in one accord here today, the legislation to change the states flag called for a commission to come up with a new design. the new flag cannot contain any symbols of the confederacy and it must include the words and god, we trust. the commission solicited ideas for a new flag and it receives thousands of online submissions. they chose a magnolia design with 20 white stars, signified mississippi as the 20th state to join the union. the gold star at the top of the circle represents mississippi's 1st peoples, the indigenous native american tribes of the land that would become mississippi in november of 2020 mississippi folders approved the new design by a wide margin. and now our neighbors fly. the new mississippi states flag the to the to the how the local no, i was going to dream live for dreams. come true. we have approximately 10000000 people in california that are risk of becoming on house looks good man pulls up somebody for working to pretty jobs and still not enough because of the cost of living also has increased co bags and then bill by tod

georgia, trump is still probably marginally ahead in that state but her polling in that state has been much better. one of the weaknesses for biden in polls that i don't think were going to manifest on election day was that trump was making significant inroads with black voters and georgia has a significant black voter population. that might've been a part of the reason his numbers were so weak in that state but harris seems to be shoring that up a little bit. again, so georgia kind of moves back into the leading role that it had in the 2020 election. host: so, how do you make the ratings? what factors do you consider? guest: ultimately there are lots of different models for projections out there where the polls change and they change the ratings. we treated more qualitatively, taking the polls into account, candidate decisions, our own sense of things, all sorts of stuff and when we feel it's time to move the rating, we move the rating and that's what we decided to do last week. host: a couple of other changes for minnesota and new hampshire. guest: you could argue that with walz as the running mate i

predecessor would bristle when any reporter would suggest the chinese were better at gathering intelligence on the united statesthan the united states was, or the chinese were better cyber operators than the united states. how do you assess the last year or so where we have seen this string of apparent chinese successes in collecting information on the united states? >> i think one of the things i would start with is, why are we having this conversation is partly because the intelligence community has exposed these activities at an unclassified level. and that is our ability to bring together the public-private partnership of what do we know from an intelligence community perspective, what does industry know, and how do we close the vulnerabilities china is taking advantage of? that also brings in our foreign partners and allows us to be able to counter that activity as quickly and as aggressively as we can and using all the tools we have available to us. whether that is a partnership with the fbi or our foreign partners. the area we have to continue to close is how we collaborate with industry, both in how ind

rural counties from one end of the country to another are now getting it and helps telemedicine get better health healthcare and better education and small businesses. and in our states we talk about it nationally it doesn't have the same impact on building a hold of bridges in the country but when you go to your state and talk about a specific bridge or county that's getting broadband, it matters in just about every single race in the battleground area even in my state the gateway tunnel but also smaller and more meaningful projects into a usable park. the list goes on and on. americans are seeing that democrats are producing community after community republicans are playing political games and we welcome the contrast. questions? >> let me take a big picture here. the supreme court is an ethical morass and substantive. from the right wingg giving gifs millions of dollars total to supreme court justices they are funding legal suits. who would have thought. he is not and that is why in congress we have an obligation to do it. constantly moving to the hard mega right taking away people's rights, taking a woman's right to choose, signing with the big special interest in

better place for treasurer. come in always we, in one accord here today, the legislation to change the states flag called for a commission to come up with a new design. the new flag cannot contain any symbols of the confederacy and it must include the words and god, we trust. the commission solicited ideas for a new flag and to receive thousands of online submissions chosen magnolia design with 20 white stars, signified mississippi as the 20th state to join the union. the gold star at the top of the circle represents mississippi's 1st peoples, the indigenous native american tribes of the land that would become mississippi in november of 2020 mississippi folders approved the new design by a wide margin. and now our neighbors fly. the new mississippi state flag, the to the it's almost almost a pollution in the west, but this whole idea of with my, to the last refrain in that some truth behind it. i mean, think about it for the american $60000000000.00 for the reason. a package, not a lot of money. a lot of money stays within the united states in terms of the defense contract as an a like pulled out money that, you know, th

the commission on terrorist attacks upon the united states. the commission is better known as the 9/11 commission. the 9/11 commission made this map right here to document the events that happened on 9/11. am map shows the path of the flights of the four hijacked planes and those are initially marked as solid lines. at the moment the planes were hijacked the hijackers turned off the transponders that forecast the plains locations and on the map that moment is marked by a change in the flight path from a solid line to a --line. two of the hijacked planes flew into the twin towers in new york city which cause them to subsequently collapsed. one of the planes was flown into the pentagon in washington d.c. and a fourth plane crashed in a field near shanksville, pennsylvania. the nineur election commission concluded that fourth plane intended target was either the white house or here at the capitolth building. one of the outcomes of the 9/11 investigation was the creation of the a new cabinet level department of theve federal government, the department of homeland security

one hand and better routes on the other. good. as a result, we are very aware that the baltic states, including with a when you feel the threat from russia much more strongly than we do. we finished erica and seen i stuff that one's enough to fall is to in the beginning of august, around 150 granted years will be heading to the baltic states. today they are presented with some keepsakes a few weeks after the exercise in sardinia, the tank troops from bad franklin housing are back to training this time in saxony . more firing practice for commander josh and his comrades. a leopard 2 can carry almost 40 grenades. today they are firing training grenades with a concrete head. the platoons fires separately for tanks at a time. and tier 2, just as in sardinia, it's all about the defense yeah, success of young clive who's going to is the 1st attacking forces are worn down by us in what we call a delaying operation. in other words, we slow down the enemy's attack. and the 2 weeks they've been in saxony, the tankers have fired countless shells of live ammunition the local district administrator pays a visit to the troops. she is joined by

election in the united states of america is going to start to unfold even more starting on the 10 september, when there will be a debate between trump and harris. who do you think has a bettere of becoming president of the united states of america? first of all, if i were kamala, i would go to the interview, i don't remember the last number there. but i watched reruns of the trump interview there is almost a billion, well, it’s really cool from the point of view of both states and non-states, and then everything was cut on tiktok, and not only on tiktok, so the story is good, of course kamala should prepare, but she is still preparing, and it’s better in a live conversation like this with musk, some things show emotions, i think that... it would be a cool story, the team has to decide, hyis and directly hand herself remains on the air, i'm sorry, and as for the elections, i think , that now the 50-50 situation will depend a lot from the debate and whether hayes gets the drive and whether she can answer the tough questions, especially on the border economy, if i can...she has a good chance. thank you, mr. pavle, for the conversation, this was pavlo klinkin, diplomat, ministe

way is an acceptable form of punishment in its focus on women in our investigation spans 32 states isolated or unique to one state some states do betterhan others, one of our witnesses is from connecticut, my state and i want to think her for sharing your experience which i know has been equally painful and i want to thank you for talking to me earlier before this hearing and giving me some of your insight into your daughter's experience for the simple fact that the state of connecticut in denying proper care not only violated basic standards of decency but a consent order adopted previously in your litigation resulted in the settlement. an acetylene's don't necessarily acknowledge responsibility but there is no sign of it and most important it cause connecticut to adopt a statute after your horrifying ordeal connecticut has attempted to reform the way it treats pregnant and postpartum women at your institution through legislation in the shift and who provides health services at the facility, pregnant inmates now are given counseling and information about their pregnancy and medical care including periodic monitoring and prenatal vita

better place for trade. come in, always we in one accord here today, the legislation to change the states flag called for a commission to come up with a new design. the new flag cannot contain any symbols of the confederacy, and it must include the words in god we trust. the commission solicited ideas for a new flag and to receive thousands of online submissions. they chose a magnolia design with 20 white stars, signified mississippi as the 20th state to join the union. the gold star at the top of the circle represents mississippi's 1st peoples, the indigenous native american tribes of the land that would become mississippi. in november of 2020 mississippi folders approved the new design by a wide margin. and now our neighbors fly, the new mississippi states flag the to the the after the nazis bower in italy, states foreign policy became extremely aggressive. benito mussolini needed glorious victories. he decided to achieve his ambitions in africa. despite the fact that formally libya had become an at deleon colony back in 1912. the vast territories of this country were not actually controlled by rome. the nazis deci

representatives and in the senate, if one is looking for recipes for good policy toward the united states based on national interests, not just curiosity, there is no better recipe than this. influence both environments, show arguments, report what is happening and work. it would be a big mistake to assume, for example, that it would be a big mistake to assume, for example, that we will bet everything on the democrats, because in such a scenario it may even happen that the democrats will win in the end, but this policy of the democrats may, for example, go into in the other direction of the direction, also work and so the same evidence remains. therefore, the work remains unchanged. some people eat chips and are just interested in politics, are fascinated by political life in the us, and those who think about business and serious politics work with both political camps in america. thank you for this conversation, pavel koval, maria gurska. watch our programs in polish on the youtube channel of pavel koval, in ukrainian on the espresso tv channel, every sunday at 15:30 and 22:00 kyiv time, and read our conversations. in both languages ​​to eu sisters, than

on this? >> i laid a point with penn state i think they're -- better defensively in the big 12, i don't think defense that penn state brings them. last year, on this game had the best team of the year. against west virginia, so i just ultimately think the difference is going to be the penn state defense against west virginia offense. might be one dimensional at times. reporter: you're on the road next several weeks and on the road all season but we have awesome games coming up. what are you looking forward to in the next few weeking? >> it is a great start to the season today is great because penn state is a team to make the playoff and michigan reigning champion and texas made the playoff that is a big noon game we're going to be there. and find out a lot more about both of the teams next week and week after in madison, for alabama as well, against wisconsin and as a team that a lot is expected in week two. next two weeks are going to be great. reporter: football is kind of crazy look this where you think you know something and you don't know for a few weeks. is there any big surprises you're

when we did not agree on the specifics of policy, we never disagreed on the specifics of principal, namely to make the state better for those who are here and who will come after us. to my colleagues in the governor's office, thank you for being here. thank you for the work you have undertaken. thank you for who you are. thank you for doing this in this chapter of your lives. and please know as i stand here, we often talk about standing on the shoulders of giants. rest assured that i have known that i stand on your shoulders as much as i have stood on anybody else's. to mark mannequin and his better half kit, thank you for being here. mark took a shot on a guy 11 months ago, only to say i'm looking to leave to continue my service for a while longer. i thank you for this opportunity. i cannot say enough about your leadership, mark. it is rare you learn so much from a guy in a short time, but the values you infused as we deliver health care to the greatest amount of patients in underserved communities in the state is something i have learned a great deal from. and finally but maybe most importantly, i acknowledge my

when we see so many homeless veterans on the streets of the united states of america. as always, the others that are not better as the on the streets of america as homeless. how can we do diggers? but what's happening now through social media because you alluded to earlier the main street media, they are bought and paid for by the guards as well. you know, they do messaging in support of those things they want to do. and so the american people and the world the world has seen it. you know, there's a lot of the news media a week and america. we were not seeing those things. only those of us that had the deluxe and the luxury of being inside the pentagon during the bush administration. listen, i know i did not know anything about the neo cons airborne. even though i was in the military, i was trying to follow the orders as far as the lead survey leadership and our commanders. and so until i got into the pentagon and started looking at how things were happening. you know, i, uh, best way to both of my eyes, but i was all alone. i had nobody i could talk to them about and they believe me, you know, they believe ev

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states is the click on start. that's the, the, the concern. i'm sure that people and guys out the children are the guys out, are going to see better tonight because the united states is deeply concerned. why, of course, repeating more of the same mindset is very on radians for the united states. continue to talk about defense and stability and peace ceasefire and also for why it's a jingle on financing or i'm, it is right here. i'm repeating my size. shipping is right at the united nations. finding it with all the arms that needs to go to his genocide, i have to carry my initials of international law against the on one and to defend it when those countries would want to try to get. this is basically, as i said, ground off the every day past 24 times as i get paid out of the system here since october, some dirty and representative of benjamin when he was speaking and, and as i mentioned, it was all jamie who called this emergency amazing, was talking at one point about the, the attacks that have been going on in the west bank, but also particularly engaged. and he made the point that the attacks would not be possible without to be generous support

look at immigration, right, you have more voters in our poll in the upper midwestern states saying that trump is better onho say that trump is better on immigration, but they're still planning to vote for harris. and that's because maybe they think he's better on immigration, but it's not the most important issue to them. 0rthere are other intangibles, right? like in this race, there's a lot less focus on the issues than there have been in previous races. there's a lot more about personality and vibes, as they say. now, the vibes are fascinating in this election, ruth. justin and i were talking earlier about exactly that and about the enthusiasm that there currently is around the harris campaign, which may or may not last. how much difference does that make? i mean, it doesn't matter how positively somebody votes for harris. it all counts the same in the end. does enthusiasm actually change the nature of the race and how many votes somebody gets? like, right now there's a lot of enthusiasm and that's great. i think there's a little bit of a honeymoon period. i think it's going to fade. the enthusiasm will

oh and they deserve better than this anointing process that our state department is doing on apparently their behalf. so we'll leave it at that . we'll see which way it goes. and we'll try and play it fairly. we're down to about a minute and a half and let's see if we can get this one and real quick. this is about of what's going on in the presidential election. the united states, donald trump, is pulling out of the debate as you heard. and he had agreed to with president biden is instead suggesting a different venue here it is. donald trump has reportedly pulled out of a scheduled september device. we've come to la harris to do before the test on the us. i, they say channels. the former president says he'll only device on right wing news network fox news. okay, that news presenter with an obvious bias by say, whitening fox news makes it sound like mr. trump is being your rational, which, which may not be entirely fair by the way, since by them is no longer in the race. and by the way, well, fox does lean to the right, there's no question that abc leads to the left, which is why canada.