the pot, as he often does with these trademark insults of his, uh, his truth social post about camala harris being crazy, yeah, it not only sparked outrage in some corners, but it also became the fuel for countless memes and reactions online, so let's take a look at the post itself, crazy kamala harris voted the worst vice president in american history, needed a concert to bring people into the... arena and they started leaving five minutes into her speech, i don't need concerts or entertainers, i just have to make america great again. oh, so this is a classic trump post, short and sharp and designed to get a rise out of people, which it did of course, and it's the kind of incindier comment that we've come to expect from him, and it's immediately got people talking, yeah, so from here, social media exploded with reactions, many of them turning trump's words into comedy gold, so let's look at some of the funniest exposts. that came out of this whole thing. in the debate, both candidates engaged in a fierce contest to prove uh, who loves israel more, basically. oh my god, turning the rivalry i

here is where us presidential candidates donald trump and camala harris stand on palestine. camala harris's political support for zinus israel can be traced back to when she served as a us senator for california from 2017 to 2021. her first overers. his trip was to zianist israel. just days after becoming senator, harris co-sponsored a senate bill against anti israel bias at the un. she maintained strong ties to the american israel public affairs committee apac, receiving $213,945 us dollars in donations from the interest group as senator. she spoke at ap conferences three times between 2017 and 2019. cementing her support for zionist israel, and in 2020 she signed letter against the icc's decision to probe zionist israel for war crimes. while donald trump's current stance remains somewhat ambiguous on palestine, his actions and policies during his presidency provide clear insights into his likely approach. his first term was characterized by unwavering support for zinus israel with major policy moves that dramatically shifted us foreign relations in the region. he recognize

crazy camala harris voted the worst vice president in american history, needed a concert to bring people into the atlanta arena, and they started leaving five minutes into her speech. i don't need concerts or entertainers, i just have to make america great again. oh jeez, so this is a classic trump post, short and sharp and designed to get a rise out of people. which it did of course, and it's the kind of incenciary comment that we've come to expect from him, and it's immediately got people talking. yeah, so from here, social media exploded with reactions, many of them turning trump's words into comedy gold, so let's look at some of the funniest exposts that came out of this whole thing. in the debate, both candidates engaged in a fierce contest to prove uh, who loves israel more, basically, oh my god, turning the rivalry into display of fervent support for. country, so carl z on x posted the following: us presidential debate, she hates israel, i love israel, that's harris, yeah, so carl then posted this video of the debate, let's watch, mentions about israel, all of sudden she hates isr

tonight, on spotlight, we break down the first presidential debate between camala harris and donald trump. the highly anticipated face-off saw fierce exchanges between the candidates issues like climate change, immigration and foreign policy. while the candidates aim to ariley. each other, trump supporters may have gotten more red meat, but camala harris earned coveted endorsements from influential figures, so who came out top, to find out and to dissect the debate and analyze the key moments, we are joined by our guests thea west, political commentator from dallas, texas. and also we are joined by mr. george, says muly, senior research fellow at the global policy institute from budapest. thank you very much to both of you gentlemen, let's begin with our guest from dallas in your opinion, who came out top? well, in this situation, kamla harris, as far as the performance, performed better now than trump, now she did get help from the the host uh of abc, they helped her out lot, they cut trump off lot, they did not challenge uh kamla harris generally, for example, in the very beginning, one

that the... was going nowhere and that it was time to wrap it up and get out on the issue of camala harris's race, the moderator asked donald trump why he is quoted is saying that harris wasn't black a while back when she perhaps was native american or latina cuz i benefited her that now being black will benefit her so she's claiming to be now african-american to this uh this trump allegation she said that oh no to this trump said he doesn't remember saying that and that he doesn't care. about what race camala harris is uh harris said trump made racist remarks not just about her as he also did toward a former president uh barack obama questioning where he was born and that uh his devisive and uh that his comments accusations are divisive and terrible for america and that he lacks the maturity and grace to represent the country up to this point now we should add the uh that uh this where this talk about care, that's healthcare coverage plan by the obama administration for americans, tax cuts for families and social welfare schemes for newly weds and families with children were finally discuss

while the candidates aim to arile each other, trump supporters may have gotten more red meat, but camala harris earned coveted endorsements from influential figures. so who came out top, to find out and to dissect to the debate and analyze. the key moments, we are joined by our guest thea west, political commentator from dallas, texas, and also we are joined by mr. george, says muly, senior research fellow at the global policy institute from budapest. thank you very much to both of you. gentlemen, let's begin with our guest from dallas in your opinion, who came out top? well, in this situation, kamla harris, as far as the... performance she performed better now than trump, now she did get help from the the hosts of abc, they helped her out lot, they cut trump off lot, they did not challengela harris generally, for example, in the very beginning, one of the first questions was to kamala, is the economy better than it was 4 years ago, are we better now than we were four years ago? had the opportunity to respond back to what kamela harris said, but the moderators, they would immediately go to anot

here is where us presidential candidates donald trump and camala harris stand on palestine.rael public affairs committee apac receiving 213,945 us dollars in donations from the interest group as a senator. she spoke at apac conferences three times between 2017 and 2019, cementing her support for zionist israel, and in 2020 she signed letter against the icc's decision to probe zionist israel for war crimes. while donald trump's current. france remaines somewhat ambiguous on palestine. his actions and policies during his presidency provide clear insights into his likely approach. his first term was characterized by unwavering support for zinius israel with major policy moves that dramatically shifted us foreign relations in the region. he recognized al-quds as the capital of israeli occupation, endorsed the annexation of the golden heights and sidelined palestinian leadership by shutting down their diplomatic presence in washington. washington, his administration also took steps to legitimize israeli entity settlements in the west bank. now let us move to the most notable expo

out lot, they cut trump off lot, they did not challenge harris generally, for example, in the very beginning, one of the first questions was to camala, is the economy better than it was 4 years ago, are we better now than we were four years ago? kamla harris refused to answer the question, and the moderators, they did not repeat it, they did not go out. her on that, and this happened throughout the debat, and often also they would cut trump off, they will start with another question, they would start with another question, but because of the rules donald trump had the opportunity to respond back to what harris said, but the moderators. they would immediately go to another question, so overall um trump did not perform that well in this debate, kamila harris, along with the help of the abc moderators, they helped kamela out lot in this particular debate, so uh trump also uh when he mentioned uh the cats and the dogs proportedly being eaten in springfield. ohio, that was very, very bad move on his part politically, now you you would have uh, let's say maybe 30% of his uh supporters, they would support all that, but he he lost some of t

trump's answer to why he talks about camala harris's race?hat she is, whatever she wants to be is okay with me. i read where she was not black, and then i read that she was black, either one was okay with me, that's up to her. presidential debate 2024. oh my god, so it's a vibe then posted the following video of the moment. let's take a look. vice president harris quote, "i didn't know she was black until number of years ago, when she happened to turn black, and now she wants to be known as black." i want. ask a bigger picture question here tonight, why do you believe it's appropriate to weigh in on the racial identity of your opponent? i don't, and i don't care, i don't care what she is, i don't care, uh, you make a big deal out of something, i couldn't care less, whatever she wants to be is okay with me, so it's you know the classic, you can be anything you want line, i don't care i'm so open-minded like trump's uh trying to be the patron saint of self-help books, it's a typical trump moment again, i don't. here so for um our final ex post

republican presidential contender, donald trump and his democratic rival camala harris have held their first televised debate at of the november us election. harris was generally believed to have won the face off, but she has considerable ground to make up in the race to try to win the... electoral college. robin monzahary has your details. 75 days after president joe biden's disastrous debate performance sparked backroom deals which forced him out and camala harris in as the democratic party's candidate this november, harris and donald trump held their first highly anticipated debate. flash poll showed that by two to1 margin viewers believed that harris won, however. given that harris had only fielded questions from one journalist in five weeks as an official candidate, there was widespread acnowledgement that her bar of expectations was set unusually low. the bar was set so low because of the horrendous candidate that was joe biden, and you can say that maybe she's a little better, but i think what struck me last night about the debate generally is um, how much more, how much harris

to abide by morality when engaging with evil force such as the zionist, and yet in the eyes of camala harris, sad nasrullah is a terrorist, so so what does it say about the us regime in general if they... it's quite clear that they are complicit that they are hypocrites that they are clear hypocrites that they they will back those who they support, they will make them and try to make them into heroes and honoral men like will be deemed as terrorists in the us, but it exposes them in so many ways because ' you now we'll see when sasrullah's when when he'l be buried and when his body will be taken from city to city and the we'll see the respect that he gets, wel see, we'll see the kind of honor he will receive, and and when biden dies, even kamala harris dies, we'll see how many americans show up on their funeral at their funeral, so these people are not even supported within the us, biden and camala harris are mere jokes, those who are voting for them are... voting because they don't have many options even and because unfortunately americans are illiterate, they they don't have basic literacy

donald trump, not even jill stein, because jilstein is running to help donald trump, not to help camala harris, harris has shown a bit of a positive response, a bit, a little towards the palestinians, the students on campuses at the american universities in washington, in los angeles, in new york, in florida, in texas, everywhere. states, but this is not enough, we need to act strongly enough to stop israel from aggression, stop eating israely, stop giving arms and fighter jets like f35 and f18s and and bombardments, huge gpu of bombardments agabinese citizens who are civilians and who are who have had enough of israel since 1978. and even before since 1948 in, if you know the village in lebanon, they have done a massacre by the gangsters of alhagana back then, they were students like begin and sharon and vengorian, those were committing the massacers inside lebanon, lebanese territories, back then the state of lebanon was not like today defending the islamic resistance or standing with withbullah against israel, we had... different system, it was a marinite, archical, you know, or hierarchy,

regional war, unless the americans are playing a certain scenario, joe biden administration and camala harriss of hisbullah in southern suburbs of beirot last friday, just three days ago, and they have intolerably, let me say or stress on this point, they have not shown any humanitarian aspect of all since the beginning of the war on, october the 8th after tawafan started by the group of hamas and the resistance of palestine inside occupied territories of gaza. right sir, we saw the regime claiming to go after hamas in gaza to your point for nearly year now, but it's been the gaza infrastructure and gaza civilians that have uh been getting annihilated, complete slaughter of the women and children of gaza and all the 70%. of standing buildings in gaza and now the uh claim is the same when it comes to lebanon uh the regime says we are going after hezbula but it hasn't been a day now you already have nearly 400 civilians killed i mean what are your concerns moving forward are they going to try to carry out the same kind of campaign in gaza mention hamas but kill women and children do you think t

donald trump and camala harris are set to take the... a highly anticipated televised debate just ahead of the november presidential elections in the us. republican candidate and former president donald trump will face off with democratic nominee and current vice president camala harris in a first debate on tuesday night. the face off will be hosted by abc news network in the us city of philadelphia. this are live images there from philly without live audience out of fear of disruptions by pro- palestine activists. according to several. polls, both candidates are head-to-head in many swing states, however many americans have expressed disappointment or the bipartisan support for israel by both candidates on their campaign trail. this is also us political landscape is dominated by powerful israely lobby apex and regardless of who wins, the us support for israel is believed to continue undebated. the live images now from uh philadelphia, you can see while the no one's being allowed inside the uh debate. venue out of fears of being disrupted by pro-palestinan voices, we've seen uh, so many

yes, democratic candidate camala harris and republican candidate, donald trump have faced off in their first live televised presidential uh debate hosted by abc news in the run-up to the november election. starting with the friendly handshake, the two contenders for the white house quickly turned fierce, setting tough tones toward each other throughout the uh debate. here's a report. the us city of philadelphia hosted the first advice debate between the two presidential hopefuls, donald trump and camilla harris. during the 90-minute face off encounter, the candidates were saying disagreeing with each other on different issues from economy to abortion and migration. on the domestic front, immigration and border control and economy dominated the debate with former president trump. blaming the democratic led government for failing the american people. this has been a disaster for people, for the middle class, but for every class. on top of that, we have millions of people pouring into our country from prisons and jails, from mental institutions and insane asylums, and they're coming in an

president joe biden's disastrous debate performance sparked backroom deals which forced him out and camala harris in as the democratic party's candidate this november, harris and donald trump held their first highly anticipated debate. flash poll showed that by two to1 margin viewers believed that harris won. however, given that harris had only fielded questions from one journalist in five weeks as an official candidate, there was spread acknowledgement that her bar of expectations was set unusually low, the bar was set so low because of the horrendous candidate that was joe biden, and you can say that maybe she's a little better, but i think what struck me last night about the debate generally is um, how much more, how much harris and trump actually aligned, uh, it was, it was kind of crazy talking about, no, i'm, i'm the bigger genocide lover, no, i am, oh no, i hate china. more, no, i do, oh, no, i'm going to be tougher on immigrants, no, i am. as is often the case, trump veared off topic, but he was easily baited by harris into spending more time defending his record as president than in atta

america and eating people's dogs near a border areas a statement brushed off and laughed at by uh camala harris there. trump was also asked about weaponizing the justice department as he was accused of interfering with their work at time and again as us president. harris also said trump not only attempted to manipulate and interfere with the justice department but uh also multiple policing institutions to cover up for as many crimes committed as president including mishandle. link uh sensitive classified documents. now both candidates engage in mud slinging on issue of fracking, that's a form of oil and gas drilling a policy on crime, support for law enforcement and transparency. when as if he has any regrets due to the january 6th, 2021 storming of capital hill by his supporters. trump said that he was not responsible for it. harris that trump incided that violence. mob that day, and donald trump says he still believes that he was defrauded in the last us election, that he was the true winner of that election, and not joe biden. harris says that this proves donald trump is a threat to us democ

americans is not to show full support for israel, especially the democrats under joe biden and camala harris, at the same time they would like to see a an initiative, a peaceful initiative for themselves to succeed diplomatically today. to invest in it in the elections coming up on november 4, so this is very important step for president joe biden and camala harris in order to succeed diplomatically, internationally within the community through the united nations and through their own european allies and through lebanon actually, which is lebanon is a friend to the americans, the lebanese army, we we do not forget that, and we know that, and we're happy to see that sometimes and not... as lebanese citizen, but as lawfully or legally saying, the americans sometimes they support us, but minimally, they don't give us airplanes or air jets to fight israel or defend ourselves, they give us a small bombardment artillery for our mini tanks and certain artillery that we are ready to defend ourselves. lebanon was designed since 1943 not to have very forceful or powerful army in order for us to attack

he gets, wel see, we'll see the kind of honor he will receive, and and when biden dies and when camala harrisg because they don't have many options even and because unfortunately americans are illiterate, they they don't have basic literacy of what's happening outside of the us, and this is the reality of this so-called democracy, if they could think outside the box, if they would read, if they would educate themselves, if they would think beyond the nba and the nfl, they would understand that the world is changing, they will understand... that there are leaders like say who engage with level of morality, okay, so sorry to interrupt you, thank you, but we're out of time, khalid par, spokesman movement, bay rude, most activist and commentator out of houston, and thank you viewers for staying with us, another spotlight, i'm hashimi, i hope to see you right here next time, goodbye. perhaps we might not hear the words of our leader anymore or we might not listen to new speech of his and get that ease, but we know for fact and we have the faith that he lives in every single heart of ours in every

maybe, maybe if for example camala harris wins and donald trump does uh cannot do again what he did in 200, 2020, they are uprising of the red neck and reckless people and crazy white people, maybe they will say to netanyahu to... to place a since fire because they want to get rid of netanyahu and put someone more uh loyal to united states there more obedient to the isis capital financial. capital in new york city and they don't want to see uh the so-called israel being uh being facing new diaspora, 20% of the population has fleed, they will have inside elite ashkankanazi white people and we'll send the arabic joels and eritrea and african refugees to face the death in front of uh libanos resistance, so the us must take out netanyahu in in the political power and install more obedient administration for washington if camala harris wins, if donald trump wins, he will have, he will place a green lights for netanyahu and god knows what to happens. all right, let's bring in eric wolberg, author and uh journalist who joins us from toronto. eric walberg, thank you so much for your patience,

do to draw in the biden harris regime, but i mean, i have a something here from from this woman camala harris, a statement on the release of these dead prison. that were taken on october the 7th, killed presumably by british, american and united states weaponry, and it reads like it's straight from netanyahu, no mention of even this um, absurd hostage uh deal that's been on the table that blincan has the nerve to talk about, it's literally just tamari will kill them all, so israel clearly have their complete control over washington, they have complete control over rfk junior, over tulsey gabboard, over donald trump, over camala harris, over the dnc, over the rnc, and given western europe is just uh, just a marionette. a part of a continent, they will do their bidding. um, i mean, what? we're down to tucker carlson really, and his ability to persuade the biden harris regime, or the, more importantly, the trump, uh, perhaps next presidency, no, israel have lot of power, uh, it's only waining power is to do with the words at the un security council coming from permanent members, russia and china

the other day uh accused camala harris was really no different in terms of her willingness embraceuse, but trump said that if she's elected, that in his estimation, israel will cease to exist in two years. uh, do you think that the the fact that you have hamas leader uh, where the israel regime believes to be the one obviously that needs to be taken out, that's one of their biggest uh objectives when they're waging this war, the fact that they have not been able to do that, "and then you have him uh not only be able escape uh the barrage of rockets uh that this regime has dropped on the gaza strip but actually send out letter uh to the um hisbollah secretary to general show that uh in some respects that's a slap in the face to the israeli regime that they've not been able to accomplish one of their goals and that's to uh assassinate yahya samward hamas leader yes of course and reveals a lot about the occupation and their thinking, which is about in many ways as naive as the americans in thinking that they can resolve their problem by assassinating individuals, that's not in any way

wants social media censorship, no, okay, then uh posted the following video of camala harris,ost his privileges and it should be taken down, and and the bottom line is that you can't say that, one rule for facebook and you have a different rule for twitter, the same rule has to apply, which is that there has to be a a responsibility that is placed on these social media sites to understand their power. they are directly speaking to millions and millions of people without any level of of of oversight or regulation, and that has to stop. well, okay, yeah, not very bright the the future. so we have p post by also socialist voice criticizing the arrest of telegram ceo pavel durov in france recently over allegations that well the real reason is that he refuses to allow intelligence agencies to have back door into his encrypted messaging out how dare he which according to uh would viol violate the privacy of telegram users so which is exactly what they want but socialist voice uh posted the following france slaps telegram ceo pavil jurov with 12 criminal charges. after israel calls t

wants social media censorship, no, okay, then uh, posted the following video of camala harris, let's watch that, he has, he has lost his privileges and it should be taken down, and and the bottom line is that you can't say, that you have one rule for facebook and you have a different rule for twitter, the same rule has to apply, which is that there has to be a a responsibility that is placed on these social media sites to understand their power. they are directly speaking to millions and millions of people without any level of of of oversight or regulation, and that has to stop. well, okay, yeah, not very bright the the future. so we have... post by also socialist voice criticizing the arrest of telegram ceo pavel durov in france recently over allegations that well the real reason is that he refuses to allow intelligence agencies to have back door into his encrypted messaging out how dare he which according to uh would viol violate the privacy of telegram users so which is exactly what they want but socialist voice uh posted the following france slaps telegram ceo pavel jurov w

i don't think camala harris in case if she won't. and become the president of the united states will do any good for the palestinian or even the middle east, she will be always in the favor of israel, in 2020, this is experience, when biden was running for president, he promised a lot of things to the arab and palestinian peoples, but he not achieve any of them. us arm shipments have allowed israel to murder over 40,000 palestinians and render gaza uninhabitable, but are increasing admissions by senior american officials and top us media that israel has not come close to defeating hamas. a top israeli general recently wrote in israel newspaper that the invasion is so unsuccessful that quote, if the war of attrition on hamas and hezballah continues, israel will collapse in within a year. and quote. robin mazahari, press tv, chicago. ryan dawson is human rights activist who joins us from saul. we also have fra, journalist, author and activist who joins us from belfast. i'd like to welcome you both. ryan dawson, um, i'll start with you, and i'd like to actually divide this uh, since we

to draw in the biden harris regime, but i mean, i have a something here from from this woman, camala harrisement on the release of these dead prisoners that were taken on october the 7th. killed presumably by british, american and united states weaponry, and it reads like it's straight from netanyahu, no mention of even this absurd hostage. deal that's been on the table that blincan has the nerve to talk about, it's literally just tamas are will kill them all, so israel clearly have their complete control over washington, they have complete control over rfk junior, over tulsey gabboard, over donald trump, over camala harris, over the dnc, over the rnc, and given western europe is just just marionette part of a continent, they will... do their bidding, um, i mean, what, we're down to tucker carlson really, and his ability to persuade the biden, harris regime, or the, more importantly, the trump uh, perhaps next presidency, no, israel have lot of power, uh, it's only waining power is to do with the words at the un security council coming from permanent members, russia and china, words so far,

no, okay, then uh posted the following video of camala harris. let's watch that. he has, he has lost his privileges and it should be taken down. and and the bottom line is that you can't say that you have one rule for facebook and you have a different rule for twitter. the same rule has to apply, which is that there has to be a responsibility that is placed on these social media sites to understand their power. they are directly speaking to millions and millions of people without. any level of of of oversight or regulation, and that has to stop. well, okay, yeah, not very bright the the future. so um, we have a post by also socialist voice criticizing the arrest of telegram ceo pavel jurov in france recently over allegations, well the real reason is that he refuses to allow intelligence agencies to have back door into his encrypted messaging app. how dare he, which according to... of uh would viol violate the privacy of telegram users, so which is exactly what they want, but socialist voice uh posted the following, france slaps telegram ceo pavel jurov with 12 criminal charges after

that i'm looking at over here uh, which i use the word hypocrycy is the fact that you have uh camala harris coming out saying president byan and i do not want to see the conflict in the middle east escalate into a broader regional war, and then she adds diplomacy remains the best path forward to protect civilians and to achieve lasting stability in the region. 1,030 people have been killed by this really regime just in lebanon with the 40,00 plus in uh the gaza strip, um, i think the world realizes uh, and reads between the lines of what, again i'm going to use the word hypocritical here of how the us is making statements like that. united states, whatever statements have been giving, it it is clearly clear clear to the people that it is hypocrisy and there's no... diplomacy and the intention is something else, even if they intend to open diplomatic, diplomatic channels, where are these diplomatic channels and who do who do they intend to open this diplomatic channel with? is it palestine? who in palestine? they've killed tens of thousand there, who in palestine? in lebanon, who in lebanon?

they've been grooming him for the second term for a long time, uh, camala harris. is she is know nothing, she she has no concept of economics, she has no concept of politics, she is just a prop, that's all she is. donald trump's been in the office before, and as far as i'm concerned, donald trump has done everything the israeli lobby has asked him to do, and he will do so again. however, as i said, the the politicians in america are totally controlled by the israeli lobby. the defense department, however, is another matter. "the defense department has always had patriots who do not want to go to war. remember during the cold war, the the defense department tried to get kennedy involved in the in the war in cuba. he said, no, i'm not going to, i'm not going to approve nukes, okay, and he made the defense department stand down. it's not going to work that way with trump. trump is too beholding, his whole life, he's been propped up, but his businesses have been propped up, his political..." career, his hotels, his casino, he's always been in business with jews and the jews control him 100%.

and camala harris has called on the israeli regime to agree to sease fire as biden asked, but israelis are waiting for a trump, not a biden who wants to pressure it to a cease fire. israel is waiting for the us i think and because of that it's prolonging the genocide in the gaza strip when israel agreed to cease fire proposal by the us at the start and hamas was willing to agree to that, but the israeli prime minister set forth four non-negotiable factors and non-negotiable measures to prevent from reaching a cease fire, the main obstacle for a cease fire in the gaza strip. is netanyahu because it wants to continue the war, to stay in power and uh have its coalition, its far right coalition, if uh they have said and the far right ministers have said that if the genocide stops in the gaza strip they will leave the coalition in the cabinet and if this happens the other side the opposition will take power and netanyahu will be out of power and large... number of allegations and corruption charges will follow him and because of that the israeli prime minister wants to continue the war and

up and the first call i have to make to all american voters is whatever you do, do not vote for camala harris, because the biden harris administration. is up to their necks in the blood that we are discussing and describing here. i would prefer if you voted for the only jewish candidate in the race, dr. jill stein, because she's the only candidate openly committed to support for the people of palestine, for the people of lebanon and opposition to the apartite state, all the others are to one degree. or another bought and paid for by the uh apartite state, so whoever you vote for though, don't vote for kamela harris, don't reward genocide, the power of the people in other countries like ours where our people just elected a genocide government, they just rewarded a genocide prime minister with a record. parliamentary majority, or be it on only 34% of the vote, but god damn the 34% idiots that did it, god damn them, they had choices, they had alternatives, they had alternatives, including me, and they did not take them, so they are responsible for the crimes that are being committed by the gover

for vice president camala harris, this is her first debate. since president biden withdrew from the race on july 21st. of course, that decision followed his debate against president donald trump in june. since then, this race has taken on an entirely new dynamic. and that brings us to the rules of tonight's debate: 90 minutes with two commercial breaks, no or questions have been shared with the campaigns. the candidates will have two minutes to answer questions, and this is the clock, that's what they'll be seeing. two minutes for rebuttles, and one minute for follow-ups, clarifications or responses. their microphones will only be turned on when it's their turn to speak, no pre-written notes allowed. there is no audience here tonight in this hall at the national constitution center. this is intimate setting for two candidates who have never met. president trump won the coin toss, he chose to deliver the final closing statement of the evening. vice president harris elected the podium to the right. so let's now welcome the candidates to the stag

president, the democratic party uh candidate for the u.s. presidential election, this november camala harris against former us president

treated iran the same so iran has motivation to try to interfere in in favor of either trump or camala harrisffairs of other countries. i'm with that we come to the end of this bulletin. thank you for being with us, take care and bye-bye. sono l'avvocato carlo corbucci italiano, fra le mie esperienze ci sono stati soprattutto questi casi di... del cosiddetto terrorismo islamico, cosa c'era di vero, cosa c'era di esagerato, cosa potesse nascondere al di là delle e leggendo le carte mi accorgevo sempre di più che... c'era qualcosa che non andava, nell'evidenziarsi dei fatti, veramente la cosa accadeva sempre più nel drammatico nel ridicolo. there was not a single doll after because mit dem herz weiß man, dass es göttliche wort, am islam selber brauchen wir nichts ändern. hello and welcome to spotlight. 11 months of relentless israely bombings have killed at least 41,000 palestinians. tens of thousands of bombs have been dropped. on the besieed gaza strip, civilian infrastructure is almost entirely destroyed. humanitarian assistance just trickles in for the palestinians who have been displaced m

washington, they have complete control over rfk junior, over tulsey gabboard, over donald trump, over camala harris, over the dnc, over the rnc, and given western europe is just just marrying. net part of a continent, they will do their bidding. um, i mean, what, we're down to tucker carlson, really, and his ability to persuade the biden harris regime, or the, more importantly, the trump uh, perhaps next presidency, no, israel have lot of power, uh, it's only waining power is to do with the words at the un security council coming from permanent members, russia and china, words so far. "it is though down to the naked bones of hard power, isn't it? do you agree that they have lost their soft power dominance? i mean, i lived in a time, in the early part of my work on palestine, i distinctly remember the up-hill battle it was to persuade people about the true nature of the zionist regime, even people..." in the labor movement, even people on the left of the labor movement, there was still this miasma, this idealized idea of the histadroot, the kibut seem and uh and the you know free love and all of tha

us vice president camala harris and her republican rival donald trump hold their first debate ahead of

it's unbelievable, we're the best side of this, under killer uh camala harris said, um, well, we're going to give them everything they want because they have to defend themselves and then we're going to rebuild palestine, the bizarro world, absolutely insane way of talking of anti-logic that these, these people have constantly used to redefine truth, intent, it's a ridiculous. concept even catch you in, it's like a lawyer arguing you out of a traffic ticket, it's like you have to stop, listen, i'm not listening to this crap anymore, you're not making any sense, you can't tell me about intent and use this language and this narrative and this anti-history and this kind of browbeating, gas lighting and lying, it's it's just it's just not acceptable, and like we've been saying for the past few minutes, everyone gets it except for. for these two entities and it's amazing, but mr. becker, you, thank you, mr. welsch, mr. becker, you very well know, we don't have much time left, i really want to get this question out to, every western government that is arming tel aviv has with his within its own

i don't think camala harris in case if she won and become the president of the united states will dohezballah continues, israel will collapse in within a year, and quote. robin masahari, press tv, chicago. not to venezuela where the political crisis is deepened further, as a court has granted an arrest warrant for the western back opposition presidential candidate, edmundo gonzales. prosecutor's office had requested the arrest warrant for gonzalez. citing serious crimes, including his insistence that president nicholas maduro stole the july 28 vote. gonzalez had failed to appear thrice before the prosecutor to answer questions related to his allegations. venezuela's national electoral council declared madura, the winner in the election, which was contested by the opposition. the us and the european union also refused to recognize the results, citing the lack of transparency. gonzales, currently in hiding, faces number of charges, including usurpation of public functions. president maduro has already said that no one in the country is above the law and institutions. and with that we c