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this is the nation's blank mass killing this year.t least blank have died in those mass killings this year. and so today, blank joins columbine and sandy hook, and the vegas strip, nightclub, marjory stoneman douglas, virginia tech and many others. i've given up thinking that anything will change. sandy hook did that for me. if not then, when? instead, i'm resigned to the fact that this is the price we pay for living in america. the cost of having the right to a firearm enshrined in our constitution, at least as it's been interpreted by the supreme court. we are a nation with too many weapons, in too many hands. 120 guns for every 100 people. and we lack the resolve to make significant change. we more tightly regulate drivers and automobiles than citizens with guns. it is what sets us apart from the world. we're not the only ones with a mental health crisis. nor an outlier with violent tv, film and music. the world is flat, pop culture crosses national boundary lines. what we have that they don't have is language that has been interpr

no shells it was supposed to generally shoot at the white house , they were supposed to shoot with blanksed the house of soviets well back in august; then it was, as they said, the headquarters of democracy, they knew all the features of the building and the possibilities of its defense. and here is how yeltsin, in his memoirs, describes the reasons that prompted the decision to shoot at the white house. i remember grachev’s look, a heavy look, oh, how difficult it was for them to make this decision, to use military weapons in peacetime for soldier officers, the most difficult trials. we realized this back in august puchu, and then no one wanted to kill anyone. the white house was a mine with its mechanism in motion, planted under russia. there were minutes, seconds left, the explosion was inevitable. yes, shoot, pavel sergeevich, shoot to save russia, save civilians, save millions from civil war. if the president is allowed to storm this building, i unequivocally declare that i will not leave here even a single step , i will fight to the end, i personally am not going to give up, i have

our correspondent in washington says mr blank - rules of war.dent in washington says mr blank and - rules of war. our correspondent in j washington says mr blank and has rules of war. our correspondent in l washington says mr blank and has a number of priorities press visit to israel. he'll deliver that message that the us has israel's back but he is also expected to talk about the hostage situation. there are about 150 hostages, some of them we understand are americans and, even though the us government is saying that it is a handful of people, the us is understandably concerned and trying to get those hostages released. and among the members of this delegation to israel are hostage experts. but i think also, importantly, as you mentioned, president biden spoke earlier to thejewish community leaders and expressed his support for israel but also made some very distinct statements. he said, for example, that he had urged benjamin netenyahu that he had to on wednesday to follow the rules of law after the israeli prime minister vowed to destroy ham

and why wouldn't that is really has been given a blank check by the west to unilaterally and not be bound by any constraints to proceed as it wishes a 2nd month, but is being carried out again against the palestinians. the discuss these issues and war. i'm joined by my guess, george, send me while we in budapest, he's a pod counselor as a guy goal, which can be done on youtube and locals. and here in moscow, we have to meet 3, bob, which is a political analyst, an editor, and he knows me, internet media and project. gentleman costs up rules. in fact, that means you can jump any time you want, and i always appreciate it. all right, let's start out in budapest, georgia. um a lot of people have commented that the recent erupt into violence in israel, palestine, it's 50 years ago, was young kid boar. and we can talk about that separately. but um, right, right afterwards, right after a younger boy happened, there was that same is kissinger shuttle diplomacy. remember that and um, uh indeed trying to in dealing also was as a partner with the soviet union behind closed doors is to contain the co

and so we kind of saw it as a blank canvas opportunity.ther they're all painted on, you know, which does the artist choose? he chooses the one that's blank. he can do whatever he want. eric: his hair parlor is growing and it's bringing the community together. jonathan: coal, it's not a renewable resource. but that doesn't mean the people run out; the spirit runs out, you know? the creativity in people is still there so just because the resources become less and a job has become less doesn't mean that people can't put their minds to work and come up with something else to make where we live something that's--some place that's worth living. eric: but the challenge to turn west frankfort around will be massive. past attempts didn't come to much. mayor jordan blames unions. tom: but i think that during that period between the '70s and the '90s, when the coal industry made the big turn down, it would have been nice to have had the ability to transition into something else. this area wasn't looked at because it's heavily unionized and the unions

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it is not a blank- cheque to ukraine. it's not. true. it is not a blank cheque.ground and if united states could not afford now to help us financially and militarily, sooner or later the united states will lose the lives of their soldiers and officers from the often microphone russian army. alexa goncharenko, _ microphone russian army. alexa goncharenko, on _ microphone russian army. alexa goncharenko, on the _ microphone russian army. alexa goncharenko, on the train - goncharenko, on the train there, thank is a must for joining us. there, thank is a must for joining us-_ and before we go, let's look at what comes next in the race for the house speaker. early next week, monday or tuesday — or both — republicans are expected to discuss among themselves a possible replacement to mccarthy. then they're expected to have an election on wednesday. the vote will be held via secret ballot and the nominee must receive a majority of republican members' votes. then, at some point after that, the matter heads to the full house for a vote. the winner needs a majority, so 218

in the past you've said you don't want a blank check to ukraine. do you want a blank check to israel? >> no. i think that there's actually two different things. one with israel, we've provided a lot of support since its inception, about $158 billion in the last 75 years. we've done over $120 billion just for ukraine in two years. it's a different level that we're talking about. also, with israel, they've never asked us to displace their responsibility. they take their defense very seriously. what we do complements and supplements what they're already doing for themselves but they are not going to ask us to fight this war for them. we have a long-standing security relationship. they're a very strong and long-standing ally and we'll be willing to support in the traditional ways that we have. >> there are no u.s. troops fighting in ukraine. >> no, but what biden's policy is, a blank check, in his own words, as long as it takes. they have not articulated what the concept of victory is going to be. people said this is going to go on for another five or

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he's trying to continue giving israel a blank check to do whatever it wants to do and essentially is a 2nd off, but to push the palestinians still again out of palestine balls. but it's exactly right. it's a, it's very interesting and you mentioned the just in jerry and the shuttle diplomacy because prior to the young people will, unless i have had given every indication that he was ready to sign a piece straight to you from night is everyone like is that did we get making speech up to speed, saying he's ready to sign abuse treatment. and israel then as now said, well we don't have a negotiating bob. no, no, no, we don't talk to anyone. we've gotten to know there's no pump. and then then of course, when he finally f in frustration, large young people, well, then the americans kind of woke up and realized that so that was be interested in uh, making peas and weren't exactly the same position. now. you know, thank you me enough in your home. i think 22nd of september you went before the un general assembly and he showed that map of the new middle east. in that model, the new middle eas

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okay japanese city bans blank on escalators.ean, this escalators, stairs. i mean, this could be anything, couldn't it, leo sumo wrestling sumo wrestling on the escalator. i wouldn't want to see that. banned on an escalator. i'd love it, but i have a feeling it's dancing because tiktok so popular. >> so people dancing and prancing around an escalator. >> you know what? that's not a bad idea. actually, it could be, couldn't it? nothing couldn't it? there's nothing more people doing more infuriating people doing that. should should we that. should we take should we take look at this? i take a little look at this? i think. we? japanese bans. think. shall we? japanese bans. what? walking on escalators. that's . that's that's just insane. that's insane. we've just got to stand there. >> apparently, you get more people up the escalator faster if people don't walk. oh, come on. it's one of these crazy things really? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> because everybody. everybody takes up much less space on the escalator you're clear? it's escalator.

how do you get home also so blank, and at the same time, and as you've just mentioned, a lot of your opinions will be, say, look, you don't do this through a disproportionate response. you don't respond to her. mazda is your times by committing your own work crime. so you need to think carefully, israel about the level of bombing unit carefully, whether or not you go into the ground assault. and you need to make some provision for gas and civilians to try to find security, including through the evaluation. the problem with that, as you know from covering this, our bio analogy here is you need the egyptians to agree to that process for evacuation as well as the, as rarely. so i want, i think we're talking about here is, is probably the store of a detailed negotiation or multiple phones, which says one, we stand with the fact that from boss and behind it you won't have to be isolated in their power has to be curved. and secondly, but we need to discuss carefully how this has to be done because civilians will be killed will be totally large numbers fires rarely retaliation indeed. and w

several blanks were found, mostly they were fired with full-fledged military shells.ere just aiming to see where it would hit, and then normal shells flew there, those who were in the white house, they used weapons, not a single one , from the weapons that were seized there , about 900 guns were killed, not a single person was killed, not a single examination showed that those guns were killed , after tanks hit the soviet house, rutskaya gives the order not to use weapons, there was no longer any point in resisting. i was often asked, and regarding rutskov, who was seen in those days with a machine gun in his hands, whether there was fire or not, whether he led it, we were in his office in in the rest room, near the open window, we found several cartridges from stechkin’s pistol, which his guards had. then the security of the top officials was very fashionable to carry stechkin with you, most likely several shots were fired from there, a comrade from rup was covering me from behind, who while i was talking there, he was on the outside of the door while i tried to pers

check, but is _ israel is a complete blank check, but is at — israel is a complete blank check, butrestraint may not do— but is at the same time restraint may not do any good. so it's a long game, _ may not do any good. so it's a long game, something that is been going on for— game, something that is been going on for decades, but in the aftermath of 0ctuber— on for decades, but in the aftermath of october seven, there's a sense of having _ of october seven, there's a sense of having to _ of october seven, there's a sense of having to support israel but trying to find _ having to support israel but trying to find a _ having to support israel but trying to find a balance. would it work? the uk _ to find a balance. would it work? the uk is — to find a balance. would it work? the uk is a — to find a balance. would it work? the uk is a relatively small partner in this, _ the uk is a relatively small partner in this, and — the uk is a relatively small partner in this, and i— the uk is a relatively small partner in this, and i think it is very much going _ in this, and i think it is very

the almost blank ban will likely reduce france's normally strong public support for palestine during yet another israeli attack, but many say they will continue to protest no matter what. ramin mazaher press tv, paris. all 22 arab ambassadors holding seat at the united nations have met at the palestinian embassy to express their support and solidarity to the beside palestinians are calling on israel and the us to stop once and for all. the atrocities and war crimes that have been taking place in the gaza strip for decades. well uh russia has lashed out at the united states for vedoing a un security council resolution that called for humanitarian pause in the israeli war on gaza, the russian foreign ministry said washington's move will have quote, monstrous consequences. the ministry accused of opposing all humanitarian initiatives since israel attacked gaza. on october the 7th, it said the conflict between israel and gaza reflects the failure of the american policy in the region. russia also accused israel of carrying out indiscriminate strikes in gaz under the pretext of self-defens

that is a blank check this going to go part i served in a wreck back in 2007 and 2008.ne of the things i took from that experience is we do good when we have a concrete mission that we are trying to achieve. when you do that you know what you're up against for you know what resources may be needed and you can get it done. here they have not defined the mission and a concrete way it's basically an open ended commitments. and yes that's not leadership. also this biden's funding both sides of this conflicts with this green new deal policy but if you want to put the clamp on putin open up america's domestic energy production. we have the best reserves in the world that be bad for russia, bad for iran we gave iran $6 billion and relieve sanctions on them. iran is funding a russia and funding this conflicts. i have the ability to come and we need to end this. shannon: heidi and it is putin keep any territories taken? >> you have to use the leverage that we have available to us particularly against russia, china, and iran. you have to have that european step up and do more req

be used for cots blankes and medicines i'm sure. >> iran understands that $6 billion has been unfrozen and that puts them in position to spend money on things like attacks. >> none of that money has been allocated or gone into iran yet. they don't get access to it the it's only for humanitarian purposes and it would be very difficult to see that money give them financial relief. >> it's fungible. so it changes your policy if it's not a credit line. >> it's for humanitarian assistance. >> they don't give republican activists the same benefit of the doubt as they do to iran. they're trust worthy. by the way, it's the same dogmatic deflection on closing the southern border. 151 people on the terror watch list have crossed our southern border. what is being done to lock down those individuals who now are somewhere in the united states? >> i don't have any specific law enforcement actions to speak to today. obviously we monitor threats to our national security from inside and outside the country all in realtime. >> i don't have anything for you on that martha. i'll look night. we know what

western governments have gone so far as even encouraging it and writing a quote unquote political blank check to the zionist regime allowing them to about families, for example, well karim, do you think that the israelis are playing psychological game as well on the palestinians, you had mentioned about to the 1.1 or 1.2 million people that they've ordered to leave from the north to go to the south, um and of course it's total chaos and uh, as i had said earlier, even the safe passage was even bombs, so what does it all mean, what do you think they're trying to do, well it's essentially israel is trying to extract some form of um price on what actually took place, which was the stability of the idea was massively shaken with earthquake, you know, when we look at the rome statute of the international criminal court, the crime of genocide is actually defined as deliberately inflicting a group of a group, conditions of life calculated to bring up about its physical destruction in hole or in part, well when we look at the depriving of a civilian population of electricity, food and water, wa

, as i understand it, this is a model, a real rocket, you could say that, yes, this is a ceramic blanks right, prepare sanya in the summer, and toys for the new year’s tree in the fall, i can have pink rake, definitely, you can just try it, well, to the best of your creative abilities, let’s say so, but there are some rules, principles, no, there are no rules, the flight of imagination is unlimited , let's go, a very good activity for children, by the way, and in general, it lifts the mood and distracts from all sorts of unnecessary thoughts. i told you that before you create your own rocket, you need to contact space, here is my space saying: purple paws, so, friends, the final touch, and we are the happy owners of our own rockets , exclusive, most importantly, you will not find this color anywhere else and individually, let's go, well, i'm looking for cosmic love, but this city, of course, is not only about space, koluga was founded in the 14th century, in the 18th century the settlement burned down almost to the ground five times, while some things from that time in... still managed

and the provision of personal security guarantees to the leaders of hamas, the cessation of... point-blank liquidations from the air, that is why here it turns out, that we are like this between two benches, one foot on one , the other foot on the other bench, we have to choose some intermediate option, that is, it seems that this is not a ground operation yet, according to the understanding, that to certain scale and i hope hamas will not shoot hostages , hostages are still... for them too valuable an asset for further bargaining, on the other hand, hamas is constantly trying to manipulate israel, to manipulate public opinion in israel, they constantly throw some rumors that they are ready for some kind of negotiations , in particular, the last such intrusion was that allegedly hamas is ready to release five hostages in exchange for a 5-day humanitarian ceasefire, and after ... several days of such negotiations through intermediaries israel stated that this is simply hamas taking time, that these are absolutely fruitless negotiations, therefore, this operation has begun, i understand that

came out of settler with a gun who shoots uh a palestinian man that's missing an arm already point blank and he's accompanied by uh occupation forces so i think this is a time where we're also going to see lot of settler violence in the area, the settlers are more than likely take this advantage, take this time to take advantage of the situation and harass palestinians, assault them more, grutally uh fight them, uh, do what they have been doing, but now uh with more further occupation forces um protection to allow them to get away with these horrific crimes, um, i think what we also can expect from the west bank is its own form of resistance, as we've been seeing uh, not only in the form of uh civil resistance as we've seen a lot of street protests, but resistance fighters also taking action against the occupation forces, heroically combatting them in the streets, heroically taking shots at them wherever they can, uh accompanied with of course uh in between all these acts, um protest that we see, i believe we saw protest at ramala for example, among other acts of disobedience, because pe

that's boy with blank confronted by armed police. >> yeah, i know what that is. dare i ask?? >> liberal believe? >> yes. yeah. good. and about time too. >> aiden imported fireworks from china. >> imported fireworks from china. >> expensive, by the way . >> expensive, by the way. >> expensive, by the way. >> yeah. okay. and yourself? you obviously know the answer . obviously know the answer. >> it was a pink water pistol, a water pistol, a fake gun . water pistol, a fake gun. >> yeah. so? okay. shall we reveal it ? >> yeah. so? okay. shall we reveal it? boy >> yeah. so? okay. shall we reveal it ? boy with water reveal it? boy with water pistol. well done . confronted by pistol. well done. confronted by armed police . brilliant, armed police. brilliant, brilliant, brilliant. all right, well, look. well done. that is very nearly it from us. thank you very, very much. i must say to the wonderful and quite unique as well, to the wonderful and quite unique as well , jenny trent , say unique as well, jenny trent, say you're either unique or you're not. >> it's no, there's no i knew

he's trying to continue giving israel a blank check to do whatever it wants to do and essentially is a 2nd up, but to push the palestinians, still again out of palestine, thoughts. but it's exactly right. it's a, it's very interesting and you mentioned the just in jerry and the shuttle diplomacy and because prior to the young people walk on last, i had given every indication that he was ready to sign the piece straight to you from night is everyone like is that what did we get, making speech up to speed saying he's ready to sign their b street in israel. then as now said, well, we don't have a negotiating bob. no, no, no, we got to talk to anyone. we've gotten a no, there's no pump. and then then of course, when he finally f in frustration loads young people, well, then the americans kind of woke up and realized that so that was be interested in uh, making peas and were exactly the same position. now, you know benjamin up in the home, i think the 22nd of september. he went before the un general assembly and he showed that map of the new middle east in that model. the new middle east

western governments have gone so far as even encouraging it and writing a quote on quote political blank check to the zionist regime allowing them to wipe out families for example, well do you think that the israel are playing psychological game as well on the palestinas, you had mentioned about the uh 1.1 or 1.2 million people that they've ordered to leave from the north to go to the south, um and of course it's total chaos and uh, as i had said earlier, even the safe passage was even bombed, so what does it all mean? what do you think they're trying to do? well, essentially israel is trying to extract some form of... um price on what actually took place, which was the stability of the idea was massively shaken with. with earthquake, you know, when we look at the rome statute of the international criminal court, the crime of genocide is actually defined as deliberately inflicting a group of a group, conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in hole or in part, well when we look at the depriving of a civilian population of electricity, food and water, water fo

sheet, a blank space to be able to do what they want and need to to be able to put hamas down but whatthat the united states, that president biden has been speaking privately to benjamin netanyahu, where he has urged restraint and expressed concern about the fate of the civilians and what he said publicly in his address was that israel is like the us and it respects the rules of war, as well as international law but there are concerns expressed by the united nations as well as the european union that this will not happen and the fate of 2 million palestinians is at risk even as israel escalates it's offensive. i don't think many will expect to hear criticism of the us as israel escalates against hamas. it is a hallmark of all the violence in israel and gaza, that youngsters and children have been victims. the bbc knows of many young people who were kidnapped by hamas. the images of boys and girls, and babies in their mothers arms being led away, are some of the most harrowing of this war so far. caroline hawley has that story. imagine that you know and love these children, all now host

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so it wasn't a blank check that was handed to israel when it comes to that. and i mean us president shared by and has also continuously advocated for restraints for working on his earned experience off of the 911 attacks. and, and this line, this, this line of you know, emphasizing a service trained is followed by germany. it is, as you say, a very fine line, but some that's um, that's the moment um what germany is advocating for protecting israel's right to defend itself while also highlighting. but this is of course, affecting hundreds millions of civilians and gall them is now with israel's ground operation in gauze, a seemingly imminent see is all growing that the conflict could drag in other regional plays or obligations that iran has been at the center of the recent escalation right from the beginning, with long standing support for the terrorist organization from us and all the anti israel groups. serrano has repeatedly stated that more escalation will follow if israel keeps up, hits retaliatory attacks on garza the wrong direction to the mass is deadl

a militant in israel village, armed with an automatic rifle, khamasovitz shoots a dog... at point-blankand then comes in and takes charge of the house, the owners of which are probably already dead. the militants of the zedim elkosam brigades that invaded israel deliberately hunted for people civilian population, setting up ambushes on the highways. the israelis, who were trying to escape the killers, had a car camcorder turned on in their car. she captured the moment when the militants methodically shot. among those killed by saboteurs was a forty-year-old policeman, denis belenky, a native of the kalininsky baltic region, he repatriated to israel as a teenager, the officer, as expected, died in battle, protecting people, we were just told yesterday how he died, he died from a grenade explosion while leading people out of a police station plot, he helped them survive, he saved lives, he, he always helped people , he, in principle, he went to the police to help, it’s as if he didn’t have a goal to punish anyone there, he had the goal is always to save. that people , civilians, including

whether it should allow the safe passage for civilians or that would you do to said b, some 3 in a blank refreshed force displacement upon stands. a problem of the fact that we said last night that the people have cause i must quote, states that's false and remain on the land or risk, the illumination that has been in paul's entirety. and that it goes as sources here that one part of the study and be their homes in search of, she's in search of sci fi. um those homes are lost and the goal upon the same thing to get further away. most of the population of calls are refugees who are driven from their lungs during the patient state of israel imagined. $48.00, and the fear now is of israel's, for there to be for $1100000.00 people decide nearly half the population to evacuate more exparza within 24 hours. um, airbag chief on the east side that the order is, quote, a force transfer that constitutes a crime. and from egypt perspective, it refuses to help which it might be attacked by air or by ground defensive it. israel's preparing for egypt says they would rather see the establishment of quo

so it wasn't a blank check that was handed to israel when it comes to that. and i mean us presidents are by and has also continuously advocated for restraint. $4.00 and $1.00 is earned experience off of the $911.00 attacks. and this line, this, this line of you know, emphasizing also restraint is followed by germany. it is, as you say, a very fine line, but some that's um, that's not the moment um, what germany is advocating for. protecting is roles, rights to defend itself while also highlighting. but this is of course, affecting hundreds of millions of civilians and girls on those civilians have been seeking shelter as the gaza strip comes under heavy bombardment from is rarely false as targeting. hum us, it's that to many families having to make some hot breaking decisions to ensure survival. alibaba, his board, his family member string bracelets, one for each wrist. the bracelets there a way for job to recognize this children, if the very worst happens to them. the grim reminders of guides is ongoing humanitarian catastrophe. since the minutes in group ha

and that last blank us travelers often arrive sick and traumatize. the 1st boats arrive at noon, often a $150.00 per day with refugees from venezuela, ecuador, and haiti. this is the last stage on the trip to last blankets. after days of marching in the jungle of the dairy and gap, thousands reach panama, the registration office. the hot and humid climate has left most of them injured or dehydrated. johan farrier also struggled for 4 days through the dairy and gap. his verdict, terrible. voice a weekly of the ordeal is over, but he can't find peace. there's no trace of his relatives who left venezuela before him. he knew the method as that guy already to my hope is that they have already passed through and were registered in the that would reassure me. but so, but i got but i felt a little more than a heated because some do not survive this route. it's 100 kilometers of jungle rivers and a month plus gains that brought the migraines. how many die is unclear? there was no help on the way. the dairy and gap is the only land root between columbia and pa

всё време мы время черезым от focus groups, yes, печему мы, why do we write u blank check? check, an open check, as much as you want, yes, well, start with these metaphors, there are no open checks , yes, every penny is tracked, everything is very, very high, and the high-quality system of how we track money is the first, yes, it's such a small thing to start with. yes, it is necessary to fight at the level of language, but it is necessary to talk about how money is spent on american taxpayers, this is an important topic, and who is it should do, this should be done by the american government, this should be done by the ukrainian government, everything , everything, everything, and who then, each audience has its own approach, but it is also necessary not to fall too far into the conversation about money, yes, when it comes to about the support of the security of the world, when it comes to... what is necessary , tyrants who try to take away the freedom of other countries, then, well, to defeat them and to achieve the stability that can be possible after victory, this is a

so it wasn't a blank check that was handed to israel when it comes to that. and i mean, us, president shared by him has also continuously advocated for restraint. for working on his earned experience off of the 911 attacks and, and this line, this, this line of, you know, emphasizing also restraint is followed by germany. it is, as you say, a very fine line, but some that's um, that's the moment um, what germany is advocating for protecting israel's rights to defend itself while also highlighting. but this is of course affecting hundreds millions of civilians and gall them. us since the homeless attack in southern israel, on october 7th, the germany has seen arise anti semitic incidents. police now say they've taken a suspect into custody in the western city of deuce book he's suspected of planning an attack. what more can you tell us about that? emily yeah, well, um police of a rest of the 27 year old man. i'm on the suspicion of planning an attack on a pro is really gathering. he was allegedly intending to drive laurie into the crown. um, now the media repo

nothing until i'm going to blank and i arrived. so what did we make of that to the front? well, we need to make because it is good enough with us in a certain sense is responding rationally to his situation, which is the he and the amount of that the vice draw, the palestinian authority simply not play is in the drama currently on folding. in the gaza strip and in israel because of course, as, as we know, since 2007 as it was 16 years now since the, from us expelled his organization and thought that from the big, from the con, suspence, they have not really caught or authority or indeed, maintained any consequential, even political presence inside cause. so not one of us has been silent because as the saying goes in, in this world, one has nothing to say there. one shouldn't be silent. i think he seems to be following that. they did that in spoken to understandable and he opens his mouth now and i'll just read you the quote that i have a call for immediate end to the comprehensive aggression against the palestinian people. he also be directed practices related to killing c

. we’ll make blanks and sell them virtually to the company, they said, you’re completely crazy, theyalready, oh well, then as i got older, i already realized that i’ll probably go to study to become a pathologist or medical examiner , medical, and then, when it came to education, and my parents said that we couldn’t pay for a medical university, there was no money , i couldn’t go for a fee either, but in the end the question arose, where to go, i say, i then i'll go on... i’ll go to work in the authorities, my mother says, there are plenty of lawyers, you don’t need it, everyone goes to education, there is commerce, trade business, so you will go there, that is, that’s all, that is, my mother decided, well, in general, i graduated, my first education was in commerce, trade, well, then i already graduated from law school, and why didn’t i then go to medical school, because i got married at the age of 18, i already had a family, that is, you need to study there full-time, i i just couldn’t do it, after the authorities i quit, got a private detective’s license, then... i i opened my own

blank blank then your opinion does not count when it comes to me, sandra. >> sandra: and some reporting that gop lawmakers went on the record before the first ballot that if it went to a second, that they would not support jordan the second time around. so, is it safe to say as i leave this off, chad, that in the second ballot there would be likely less support for jordan? >> you know, that's what we have been told, they said ok, one shot here, maybe two, maybe two, so maybe that second ballot. and this is where the timing question is so important. is it better to go right away. well, obviously they are not going right away. does it get worse if they take more of a timeout. >> sandra: got it. chad pergram, we will get back to you shortly as we see how it plays out. john. >> john: let's bring in the wall street journal columnist and fox news contributor bill mcgurn. thank you for being with us. seems incongruous, being in a war zone and going to a second vote, did going to get better for jim jordan or worse? >> i can't predict that. if i could predict that, i would be a rich man living o

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