, the first three copters, masters from sayanogorsk, have been tested by brave operators, bushes, bushes, bushesway yeah, that's it, well, in general, what are your general impressions, here's the control, everything is convenient in control, everything is familiar. a good working drone, the most important thing, now the most necessary thing on the front, because this is already a new war completely different, the future is theirs, i'm happy with the trip, it wasn't in vain that i went, i realized that yes, i brought that, well, but, but i brought little, we 'll send much more.

one and bush to was that bush worn got un security council support as well as support. he broke the 38 country coalition. george w. bushid not get un security council support. he had a much thinner coalition. basically the u.s. and the uk. that lack of buy-in was the reason why the iraq war did not occur with the positive outcome as the first. but there is a second reason. and this gets to the point i make about before you shoot the first bullet know what your political outcome is. george h.w. bush, bush one knew he had a limited political objective. that was simply to get saddam out of kuwait. he was criticized as when colin powell as you remember it bitterly we had saddam on the run, choke him by the throat. going to baghdad. and they said if we go into baghdad we will own it. that was not part of the un resolution. not part of international coalition. onor the other hand, bush two hd a much more expansive political goal. make iraq into a democracy as china has pointedve out they do have free elections the cost was ghastly to get there we did not understand the internal politics and dynamics of iran. >> great. weresa

it's one of our key findings in the book is that one of the big differences between, bush one and bush two was that bush won, got u.n. security support, as well as senators support. he built a 38 country calling george w bush. bush two did not get u.n. council support. he had a much thinner coalition basically the us and and the uk and that lack buy in is china said was a reason why the iraq war did not occur with a positive outcome as a positive outcome as the first. but there was a second reason and gets to the point i make about you shoot the first bullet. no. what your political outcome is. george w h.w. bush. one knew he had a political objective and that was simply to get saddam out of kuwait. he was criticized, as was colin powell, as you remember bitterly, that we had saddam on the run, choke him by the throat, go into baghdad and. they said, if we go into baghdad, we'll own it. that was not part of the un resolution. it was part of the international coalition. on the other hand, bush, too, had a much more accepting of political goal to make iraq into democracy. now, as chad has pointed out, the

bush. bush's father, george hw bush bush delivered this gem at the 1988 republican convention read my lips but bush sr. did end up raising some existing taxes which contributed to the loss of a second term for him, perhaps the most notable line from the democratic convention that same year was not from mike dukakis, but from texas governor and richards wd this about george hw bush he was born with a silver foot in his mouth it was generally perceived that it's not a good sign for a nominee of the best line at a convention speech isn't theirs, especially if the best line is from an opponent, which we saw at the 1980 democratic national convention and when after senator ted kennedy challenged president jimmy carter and lost kennedy delivered a concession speech for the ages for all those whose cares have been, are concerned. >> the work goes on the cause and doors. the hope still lives and the dream shall never die more epic one-liners potentially lie ahead tonight will be the 12th time bill clinton has addressed the democratic national convention and his 1992 acceptance speech. >> the former

bush wanted to go the places that cheney was taking him to go. he didn't resist that. bush has never, in all the research i've ever done, nobody has ever told me that bush told them that cheney made him do something he didn't want to do by second term. in fact, bush began even moving away from cheney. he began having new thoughts about how he wanted to approach foreign policy and domestic policy. they began disagreeing a whole lot more people don't really recognize that, but in fact, they were heading down different paths. bush was doing something on a course correction from his first term, moving away because of the iraq war and some of the fights with the allies moving away from some of the harder edges of the war on terror that cheney had favored. and so by the end, by the time they left office, bush and cheney were disagreeing all the time. people don't realize that they disagreed on north korea, on gun rights and same sex marriage tax cuts, guantanamo bay interrogation policies, surveillance techniques, iran, the auto industry bailout, climate change, the lebanon war, the supreme court nomination of harriet miers. whether to keep donald rumsfeld at

bush ♪ theydidn't. ♪ but then when drones were filling the sky ♪ ♪ she unfurled her bush and she used it to fly ♪ ♪ craig's mom's bushm's bush ♪ ♪ gargantuan thicket of madness ♪ ♪ bigger than earth and denser than gold ♪ ♪ truly a magical bush to behold ♪ [ whistling ] well, you see, butters? everything worked out. "oh, thank you, eric. "i screwed up everything, but now everyone's happy. thanks for covering my ass." craig's mom doesn't seem very happy. [ whistling continues ] all right. i have a way that we can make craig's mom happy. no. no, no, no. i'm sorry. thank you, eric. i screwed up everything, but now everyone's happy. thanks for covering my ass. you're welcome. ♪ and she flew and she flew away into the sun ♪ ♪ and then she di-i-i-ied ♪ craig's mom's bush, craig's mom's bush ♪ ♪ truly a magical bush to behold ♪ ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from the most trusted journalists at comedy central... it's america's only source for news. this is "the daily show" with your host, michael kosta! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> michael: welcome to "the daily show!" i'm your host, michael kosta. we've got so much to talk about tonigh

bush sr. bush, michael doukahis and jesse jackson complained that japan was winning the united states said that, although he does not plan run for president, he hasn't ruled it out, and he probably would have won if he had run. i'm really tired of seeing what's happening to this country. because of us, other people live like kings, and we don't. by the way. real estate, trump is a descendant of self-made immigrants, he's the personification of the so-called american dream, when they arrived on the continent, they built some business, they pass it on to their descendants, he really, he has money, he has women, he has a large number of children, he has a large number of some adventures, he is quite a public person, so for a... a classic american, who wears a hat, who has the right to bear arms, who sees his country as such a great one, a great creation of their founding fathers, for him trump really, his candidate is the personification of his dream, but trump had no shortage of talent, by the mid -eighties, the businessman had become the owner of a good half of manhattan, bought a football team, started producing alcohol, built casinos, and what not... in 1986 , forbes estimated trump's fortune at $700 million, but already in the early nineties , the politician fell into a financial hole due to the construction of the taj mahal casino. the project cost donald $1 billion. but a year later, it was not only completed, but also began to bring in crazy money. since then, trump's opponents have called him a fraud. democrats still use this trick against trump , saying that he is running as a successful businessman. in fact, he is as naked as a falcon, they even predict bankruptcy of the forty-fifth president, and let's not forget about the criminal case of fraud. on february 16, 2024, a new york court fined trump $355 million for fraud with financial reports, and the gray trail of financial schemes goes right back to the construction of the taj mahal casino. for most of his business career, as well as most of his... here we come to the notorious shot in the ear, after the unsuccessful assassination attempt, the rating of the scandalous politician reached 47%, harris has 46 points. naturally, this led to unity around him, but again, given trump's high anti-rating, which the democrats are now playing on, they are certainly trying to blur the topic of the assassination attempt, so that, let's say, these sentiments within the republican party do not spread to undecided voters and especially to... democratic voters, because we see that some, let's say, major leaders of the bi-tech, who previously supported the democrats, after the assassination attempt on trump, openly took his side, although in the last election they sponsored biden, that is, we see there are certain processes, but for now it is impossible to say that the assassination attempt guarantees trump's victory, again due to the high anti-rating of the democrats' attempts to play another card connected with the fact that trump is now an old candidate. like biden, and harris is certainly younger than him, and they will certainly try to contrast this with donald trump. roles in such films as home alone, his own tv show, the apprentice. the sex scandal with porn actress storni daniels and the fraud case did not kill him in any way trump's popularity. for this, he was even nicknamed teflon, that is, impenetrable. but is such a set enough to defeat the democrats in the elections? in elections where everything is decided not only by dead souls and mail-in voting, but also by electors. let's talk about them. the final part of the expression of will in the usa takes place in two stages: the first, as we have already said, will take place on november 5, these elections are called general, all adults take part, as in belarus, however, you can vote by mail, even from another state, what is called one of the main problems. in 2020 , the number of dead souls and falsifications reached pagey led to a march on washington. bush jr. got a certain lead over the then democratic candidate john kerry, that is, well, many democrats also believed that it would not have been possible without some kind of manipulations with the vote count in one particular state (i'm mistaken) and of course , probably the last yes series of elections and the twelfth year, when the republicans were already outraged that the democrats were throwing up mail-in ballots, the same thing happened in '16, and of course this is the '20 election, where's the democrat f... the list of potential electors is approved by the party leadership of each state before the general election. forty-eight of the fifty states in the district of columbia have a winner-take-all rule. the candidate who gets the most popular votes in that state gets all the electoral votes. the exceptions are nebraska and maine. there, electors are distributed proportionally the number of votes received by a candidate. electors vote in their states. in 2024 , the vote is for. af

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well, this is a very positive aspect of the whole story is as the west bush bush, it's neo colonial is agenda. and we got africans with pushing back. they understood that the destruction of libya, the establishment of these terrorist groups in the north africa. and so had reason at the west and involvement in many of the civil conflicts in the east of, of the content on such as in, from go in for one that in south. so then all of this was part of the profit making machine of the west and would still shouldn't be young as you can. it's coming up. this is jen the movement of the notion of the awareness going back. and it's heritage to the 19 fifties and 19 sixty's with not settled easier than normal balls to phone go the mission of mozambique and many other great african leaders. and they needed this time for you not to advance the notion of the understanding. and now in 2024 at many african populations, especially to the fed up with weston ministry and political presence. and the reason they know that this is not just a slogan, a stick position, or the west actually does rob a frequency

w. bush. bush, however, was anything but impressed with the proposal, the bush says, jim, i'm disappointed in you. i don't think we should negotiate about the future of nato . i think nato just won the cold war. i think the data was great just the way it is . so we're not going to do that. and you need to let people know. so one of my more interesting discoveries was a letter that baker then wrote to the west german 4 and ministry at the end of february, saying, i'm sorry, i should have said that i've caused confusion. we need to stop talking about this. and after that, this offer disappears from the american negotiating position. 2 weeks later, bush invited west german chancellor, helmut kohl and his wife to camp david the us presidents, country residence bush said to call pretty much the same thing. but he said to james baker, we're not going to negotiate or the future of nato to help with that. or that's a direct quote to help with that. and coal responded okay. the corporate job is going to want something in exchange for his burdening tips and goals. coal thought about it and said, per

bush sr. bush, michael doukahis and jesse jackson complained that japan was winning the united states said that, although he does not plan to run for president, he hasn't ruled it out, and he probably would have won if he had run. i'm really tired of seeing what's happening to this country. because of us, others live like kings. and we don't. by the way, trump is a descendant of german immigrants who came to new york in the late 19th century. and donald was born, basically, with a silver spoon in his mouth. his father was a successful businessman, involved in real estate. trump is a descendant of immigrants who made themselves, he is a person who embodies the so-called the american dream, when they arrived on the continent, they built some kind of business, they pass it on by inheritance. he really has money, he has women, he has a large number of children, he has a large number of some adventures, he is quite a public person, so for the classic american, who is in a hat, who has the right to wear a gun, and who sees his country as such a great, a great creation of their founding fathers, for him trump really, his candidate is the personification. of his dreams, but talent trump was already in good shape by the mid -eighties, the businessman became the owner of a good half of manhattan, bought a football team, began producing alcohol, built casinos, and did everything he could. in 1986 , forbes estimated trump's fortune at $700 million, but already in the early nineties , the politician fell into a financial hole due to the construction of the taj mahal casino. the project cost donald $1 billion. trump, who is now being played by the democrats, they are certainly trying to blur the topic of the assassination attempt, so to speak, so to speak, these sentiments within the republican party, they did not spread to undecided voters , and even more so to democratic voters, because we see that some, say, major bi-tech leaders who previously supported the democrats, after the assassination attempt on trump, openly took his side, although in the last election they sponsored biden, that is, we still see certain processes , but... how can we say that the assassination attempt guarantees trump a victory, again due to the high anti-rating of the democrats' attempts to still play another card related to the fact that trump is now an old candidate, like biden, and harres is certainly younger than him, and they will certainly try to oppose donald trump. roles in such films as home alone, his own tv show the apprentice, the sex scandal with porn actress storni daniels and the fraud case. in no way killed trump's popularity, for this he was even nicknamed teflon, that is, impenetrable, but is such a set enough to defeat the democrats in the elections, in elections where everything is decided not only by dead souls and voting by mail, but also the electors, we will talk about them. the final part of the expression of will in the united states. what is called one of the main problems. in 2020 , the number of dead souls and falsifications reached pogey led to a march on washington. we remember the 2004 elections. yes, when wagayo - right at the moment of counting the votes , the ballot counting system collapsed, and accordingly then, when it started working again, bush jr. received a certain lead over the then democratic candidate john kerry, that is, well, many democrats also believed, that it would not have been possible without some kind of manipulations with the vote count in one specific state, i'm mistaken, and of course, probably the last one, yes. a series of elections, and the twelfth year, when the republicans were already outraged by the fact that the democrats were throwing in mail ballots, the same thing happened in the sixteenth year, and of course, the most notable of these is the elections of the twentieth year, yes, where the democrats were actively criticized by trump's supporters for the fact that in a number of states they threw in a lot of mail ballots. well, then comes the most mysterious and the unclear part of the election is the electoral college vote. it consists of 538 people representing each. states and the district of columbia, where the capital washington is located. each state has its own number, for example, texas ha

bush. bush, michael doukahis and jesse jackson complained that japan was beating the united states, said that although he had no plans to run for office. this is a man who embodies the so-called american dream, when they came to the continent, they built some business, they pass it on to their descendants, he really, he has money, he has a woman, he has a lot of children, he has a lot of some adventures, he is quite a public person, so for a classic american, who wears a hat, who has the right to wear a gun. and who sees his country as such a great creation of their founding fathers, for him trump is really his candidate, this is the personification of his dream. but trump had no shortage of talent, by the mid -eighties the businessman became the owner of a good half of manhattan, bought a football team, began to produce alcohol, built casinos, and did everything he could. in 1986 , forbes estimated trump's fortune at 700 million dollars, but already in the early nineties the politician fell into a financial hole due to the construction of the taj mahal casino. the project cost donald $ 1 billion, but a year later it was ... not only completed, but began to bring in crazy money, since then trump's opponents have called him a fraud. democrats use this trick against trump to this day, they say he is nominated as a successful businessman, in fact, penniless, they even predict bankruptcy (for the 45th president), and let's not forget about the criminal case of fraud. february 16, 2024 a new york judge has fined trump $355 million for financial fraud , with the gray trail of financial schemes going back to the taj mahal casino. for much of his business career, and much of his political career, trump has believed that the written rules simply don't apply to him. in this case, he may also find that he can ignore the law and get away with it. the fate of his business, though close to his heart, doesn't seem to have a direct bearing on his political fate. however, less, although trump. has survived serious periods of business struggle, his empire is currently facing, perhaps, the biggest threat at the moment, he may lose it. here we come to the notorious shot in the ear, after the unsuccessful assassination attempt , the scandalous politician's rating reached 47%. harris has 46 points. naturally, this led to unity around him, but again, given trump's high anti-rating, which the democrats are now playing on, they are certainly trying to blur the topic of the assassination attempt, so to speak, these sentiments within the republican party, they did not spread to undecided voters and even more so to - democratic voters, because we see that some, say, major leaders of the bi-tech, who previously supported - democrats, after the assassination attempt on trump openly took his side, although in the last elections they sponsored biden, that is, we still see certain processes , but for now - it is impossible to say that the assassination attempt guarantees trump victory, again, due to the high anti-rating of the democrats' attempts to play another card connected with the fact that now trump is an old candidate, like biden, and harris is certainly younger than him, and they will certainly try to oppose donald trump. roles in such films as home alone, his own tv show, the apprentice, the sex scandal with porn actress storni daniels and the fraud case in no way... killed trump's popularity, for which he was even nicknamed teflon, that is, impenetrable, but is such a set enough to defeat the democrats in the elections, in the elections where everything not only dead souls and mail-in voting decide, but also the electors, we will talk about them. the final part of the expression of will in the usa takes place in two stages: we remember the elections of 2004, yes, when wagayo, right at the moment of honoring the votes , the ballot counting system collapsed, and accordingly, then, when it started working again, bushver the then candidate. well, then comes the most mysterious and incomprehensible part of the elections - the voting of the electoral college. in total, it consists of 538 people, representing each of the states of the district columbia, where the capital washington is located. each state has its own number, for example, texas has 55, here is new york - 29. it all depends on the population and size. the list of potential electors is approved by the party leadership of each state before the general election. forty-eight of the fifty states in the district of columbia have a winner-take-all rule. the candidate who receives the most votes in such a state receives all the electoral votes. the exceptions are nebraska and maine. there, electors are distributed proportionally to the number of votes the candidate has received. electors vote in their states. in 2024, voting is scheduled for december 17, after which their votes are transmitted to washington. on january 6 , 2025, members of the u

bush presidency. bush wanted to have another option on the table to deal with iran's nuclear program besides a military attack. cyber ​​war. after bushma followed the same path and there is more investment. kurdish tradition: obama believed, although this israeli plan it calms them down, but it makes the russians and chinese do something like this against the americans in the future . according to american security forces, israel was the loser of this sabotage operation. the security forces of this regime failed to penetrate the fortified facilities of iran. zero days documentary. created by alex gibney in 2016 , it exposes the joint efforts of the us and israel to design stuxnet and sabotage iran's peaceful nuclear program. operation olympic games was the name given by american and zionist spies to the stockxnet cyber operation. this is the first time it was an official collusion for a cyber attack on another country. the mussad had the role, had the assignment to deliver the virus, to make sure that stocks net would be put in place in order to affect the centrifuges, the head of mad was under growing pressure from the prime ministe

bush in. oh, is that was always uneasy relationship that bush gave a masterful speech at the reagan funeral and mrs. bush specifically chose bush. she wanted a president to speak at the reagan funeral at the national. i was there for the funeral it was terrific it was just wonderful. it you know how to describe it. it's just a clash of cultures. so it's just, you know, that reagan was western agrarian populist, bush was houston elitist and, you know, born when he was a kid, he went to school on a limousine, although he's a great man who's a great hero of world war two. is that is that there was just i mean they did lunch once together, once week and reagan tried. but the other hand is that they just disagreed on so many things and so many things. so it was a very, very dance. your question? it was a very, very complicated relationship. and, of course, mrs. reagan said, look, i sleep with this. of course i'm going to tell him, give my advice you know, and so it's understandable that reagan would some of his opinions based on his conversations with mrs. reagan. well, i know that you take that model of list

driving and he started shooting at me, but i fell, and i immediately ran into the bushes, into the bushes - these are bushes, two kilometers from me the domites, well, i passed all this in 5 hours, they were not able to leave, the car was taken by terrorists, people of the week. we deliver civilians to military doctors, someone is injected with a sedative, someone with a painkiller, it turns out that one of the women has a shrapnel wound, where did you get hit, how cluster, when we were evacuating, we were running, they were shooting there, cluster shells were being thrown around, there were a lot of wounded. this is my husband's sister, and you are all one family, yes you and this is the neighbor, we all lived together during the occupation, we stuck together, there were a few more people, but they could n't get out, we thought we wouldn't survive because people were being killed, natasha, her last name is savina, she, they say point-blank, they shot her right in front of us, and they themselves could have died more than once, the enemy was hitting houses point-blank, we were sitting in the apartment, a dr

bush has been u.n. ambassador, director of the cia envoy to china. as vice president george bush coauthored and cosigned the policies that won the cold war. as president george bush presided over the liberation of eastern europe and the termination of the warsaw pact. and what about mr. clinton? well, bill clinton. bill clinton couldn't find 150 words to discuss foreign policy in an accepted speech that lasted almost an. you know. as was said, as was said of another democratic candidate, bill clinton's foreign policy experience is pretty much confined to having breakfast once at the international of pancakes. no, let's. what happened? let us look at the record and recall what under president george bush more, human beings are escape from the prison house, tyranny to freedom than in any other four year period in history. and for any man. let me tell you for any man to call this record a failure, the cheap political rhetoric of politician who only knew how to build themselves up by tearing america down. and we don't want that kind of leadership in the united states. the president, my friends. the presidency is also an office that theodore roosevelt called america's

bush has been u.n. ambassador, director of the cia envoy to china. as vice president george bush coauthored and cosigned the policies that won the cold war. as president george bush presided over the liberation of eastern europe and the termination of the warsaw pact. and what about mr. clinton? well, bill clinton. bill clinton couldn't find 150 words to discuss foreign policy in an accepted speech that lasted almost an. you know. as was said, as was said of another democratic candidate, bill clinton's foreign policy experience is pretty much confined to having breakfast once at the international of pancakes. no, let's. what happened? let us look at the record and recall what under president george bush more, human beings are escape from the prison house, tyranny to freedom than in any other four year period in history. and for any man. let me tell you for any man to call this record a failure, the cheap political rhetoric of politician who only knew how to build themselves up by tearing america down. and we don't want that kind of leadership in the united states. the president, my friends. the presidency is also an office that theodore roosevelt called america's

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bush? ., ., vice president or president bush? . s, .h vice president or president bush? at.— to vote democrat. you have to reach out — to vote democrat. you have to reach out to — to vote democrat. you have to reach out to everyone. - to vote democrat. you have to j reach out to everyone. virginia won't be in play. i chair the campaign for the president and he had no staff in virginia and we have a lot of federal workers averaging is the most set of workers in the country and they don't like donald trump and people losing their pay, so put virginia aside but you've got it right, you have to go out and get every vote, urban, suburban, rural but it isa urban, suburban, rural but it is a message that works. joe biden kamala harris created 16 millionjobs and biden kamala harris created 16 million jobs and inflation biden kamala harris created 16 millionjobs and inflation is under 3% and we have an infrastructure bill and a $60 billion chip bill. thing is the americans have always wanted, they got in the last three and a half years. irate they got in the last three and a half

bush sr. bush, michael doukahis and jesse jackson complained that japan was winning the united states said that although he did not plan to run for president, he did not rule it out, and would probably win this post if he put forward a candidacy. i'm really. tired of seeing what's happening to this country, thanks to us, others live like kings, and we don't. by the way, trump is a descendant of german immigrants who came to new york in the late 19th century, and donald was born, basically, with a silver spoon in his mouth. his father was a successful businessman, involved in real estate. trump is a descendant of immigrants who made themselves, this is a person who embodies the so-called american dream, when they arrived. on the continent, they built some kind of their own business, they pass it on by inheritance, he really has, he has money, he has women, he has a large number of children, he has a large number of some adventures, he is quite a public person, so for a classic american, who is in a hat, who has the right to bear arms, who sees his country as such a great, a great creation of their fathers, for him trump is really his candidate, this is the personification of his dream. but trump had no shortage of talent, by the mid-eighties the businessman had become the owner of a good half manhattan, bought a football team, started producing alcohol, built casinos, and did everything he could. in 1986 , forbes estimated trump's fortune at $700 million. however, already in the early nineties, the politician fell into a financial hole due to the construction of a casino. the project cost donald $1 billion, but a year later it was not only completed, but also began to bring in crazy money, since then trump's opponents have called him a fraud. democrats use this trick against trump to this day, saying that he is nominated as a successful businessman, in fact, he is as penniless as a falcon. they even predict bankruptcy for the forty-fifth president. and let's not forget about the criminal case of fraud. february 16, 2024. a new york court fined trump $355 million for fraud with financial reports, and the gray trail of financial schemes goes right back to the construction of the taj mahal casino. for most of his business career, as well as most of his political career, trump believed that the written rules simply did not apply to him. in this case, he may also find that can ignore the law and escape punishment. the fate of his business, though close to his heart, does not seem to have a direct impact on his political fate. however, while trump has survived serious periods of business struggle, his empire is currently facing perhaps its greatest threat to date, he may lose it. here we come to the proverbial shot in the ear, after the failed assassination attempt , the scandalous politician's rating reached 47%. harris has 46 points. and naturally this led to a rally around him, but again, given trump's high anti-rating, which the democrats are now playing on, they are certainly trying to blur the topic of the assassination attempt, so that, let's say, these sentiments within the republican party do not spread to undecided voters and especially to democratic voters, because we see that some, let's say , major leaders of the bi-tech, who previously supported the democrats, after the assassination attempt on trump openly took his side, although on... recruitment, to defeat the democrats in the elections, in elections where everything is decided not only by the dead souls and mail-in voting, but also electors, we'll talk about them. the final part of the expression of will in the united states takes place in two stages: the first, as we have already said, will take place on november 5, these elections are called general, participation is taken, as in belarus. all adults, however, you can vote by mail, even from another state, which is called one of the main problems. in 2020, the number of dead souls and falsifications reached page and led to a march on washington. we remember the 2004 elections, yes, when wagayo, right at the moment of honoring the votes, the system collapsed counting of ballots, and accordingly, later, when it started working again, bush jr. got a certain lead over the then democratic candidate john kerry, that is, well , many democrats also believed that it would not have happened without some kind of manipulation with... the list of potential electors is approved by the party leadership of each state even before the general election. in 48 of the 50 states in the district of columbia, the rule is: that's it, the candidate who gets the most votes in that state gets all the votes electoral votes, with the exception of nebraska and maine, where electors are distributed proportionally to the number of votes a candidate receives, electors vote in their states, in 2024 the vote is scheduled for december 17, after which their votes are transmitted to washington. on january 6, 2025, members of the us congress will gather to count them, the results of the electoral college vote: approved by the president of the senate, the current vice president. the surprising thing is that the electors are supposed to simply duplicate the

as we've learned, bill clinton laid the groundwork for george w bush post 911 bush built around 800 kilometers, resulting in the biggest amount of new fencing by any president. then barrack obama continue to build, adding around 200 kilometers by the way, some immigration experts called him fidget porter and cheese because he deported hundreds of thousands of people. and donald trump only built around 130 kilometers of new barriers. but he replaced a lot of the existing barriers along the border. joe biden contained on being different than from when he ran for president. i don't believe for a 2nd. they were the nation of bills, was a width of the steri over migration, back over in friendship part mexican artist, painted this mural race envy. it shows what they think us presidents embrace the same methods that the border, despite their different rhetoric. engine 2023. it was jo biden's turn to order further work on the barrier here. so to our question of which president build all of this, the answer is kind of all of them in recent decades. both democrats and republicans the lot of times they j

is very significant, because exactly 10 years before september 11, 2001, the father of george bush, george bush, the elder, announced in the us congress the american victory over iraq and the establishment of new world order, but finally the talibans prevail and "and this probably is one of the major signs of the demise of the judao american empire. all right, well, indeed, in terms of uh, the fact that the country was taken out of the clutches of the us, so to speak, eric wolberg is a positive thing, but uh, the us role is still prevailing in that country in the form of sanctions, which prevents the country from advancing. uh, what do you think the us's uh goal is when it comes to afghanistan, does it want and desires a country?" " to like afghanistan to be unstable, does that serve its purposes? because we know the country is uh mineral rich, we know that china for example um is trying to um make sure that uh they do excel in different industries like their mining industry, but for the us that doesn't serve its purpose does it? that's right, and i don't really think the us knows what's what i

bush's 46. results from last night showed bell and bush neck and neck in the city but bush really pulled through in the county. here is bush at her watch party last night following the loss after four years in the role. still motivated to remain an advocate for st. louis and beyond. >> now you are about to see another side to me. let me say this. i grew up a lot more over the last few weeks. the thing is this. i don't think anything, nothing that happens in my life that happens in vain. this happened because it was meant to. let me say this. -- cori bush losing and bell winning marks the second time in three cycles of challenger unseated the incumbent in the first district here. the hope from both politicians is whomever takes this seat in november can really unite the region. here is bill wes moore. >> -- here is bell with more. >> 88 municipalities. we can't get anything done without working together and the day after i was elected county prosecutor we started working in meetings with every single one of our chiefs. no workarounds, nor show credits -- no shortcuts. that's the same approach i w

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he's worried about railroad bridges over the gunpowder and, you know, the bush bush river being burned as they were right after april 19th. so, again, if anybody, you know, i hear people saying, well, if lincoln had to spend the writ of habeas corpus, you know, in the spring, well it was a military order. it was it was not a public. it was to keep the rail lines that was applied only along the rail lines. so that's an important point to keep in mind. so this is just the suspension. this writ leads to a constitutional crisis called ex parte de merryman that i'm sure some of you are familiar with. but john merryman was able to be county farmer and. he was arrested on charges participating in the bridge burning, and he was detained at fort mchenry and his lawyer issued a writ of habeas corpus to have him freed because under the under habeas corpus, which protects us from being detained without charges being filed and having opportunity to, defend ourselves in court. when there is suspended detention be indefinite. so commander at fort mchenry refused, citing lincoln's suspension and refus

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