so, in terms of foreign policy, i think camilla harris has this success, especially camilla harris today , it has the de facto support of china and russia, that is, when putin and the leaders of china , if it is decided that trump or camilla harris will become the president, they naturally feel that they will have more constructive and cooperation-seeking conditions with harris. thank you, dr. sajapur, apart from the gaza issue, the issue of us military withdrawal from afghanistan was also a controversial place where kamel harris criticizes the negotiation that trump had with the taliban during his time, or from this perspective, trump about the withdrawal of the americans and the gift of 85 billion the dollar he was talking about is the remaining items from americans in afghanistan. how much do you think the issue of afghanistan can have an effect on the outcome of this election ? i don't think it will be too much, because in general, the main and central issue is america's domestic issues, and foreign policy issues are the next step. it is brought up because of the reflection and the s

the media shows that camilla harris is much more successful socially but trump's economic plans are serious. the same report that you aired, out of the four people interviewed by your reporter, two of them emphasized on economic discussions for the citizens in general. in america, economic issues are very important in the election environment, trump's view is a kind of economic mercantilism, that is, in the second point , he should change the balance of the discussion about exports and imports, so the industrial groups prefer trump to win, because more surplus to hand. in this situation, when there is more industrial production, there is scope for employment there is, but there is also a serious point, editing the message . let's put all this together. haris is undoubtedly the winner, and haris entered with a force, the image he gave of himself, they say this with all aspects, even body movements, voice. the style of clothing is not just a basis for reasoning, logic, and economic or social program. what matters is how much you can work with emotions , how much you can communicate with diffe

the problem is that there are two options: we have camilla harris who has spoken out in favor of supportingel and he is married to one of the most important people in the jewish lobby, and we have a man named donald trump who has already shown for four years how he is going. with regard to the unity and mobilization of what is the axis of resistance from yemen to the iraqi resistance, etc. speaking with fighter, which have done as a journalist, and i say this because then they will say, how come this man spoke with both hamas and hisbullah members? well, yes, as a journalist, i have interviewed several resistance leaders, so i'm saying this with assurance that there is definitely a real resistance out there, one section is being carried out by the ansarah movement in yemen, another one by hezbullah and the acting solidarity with the palestinians, like the one carried out by the iraqi brigades like the one carried out by iran, and now there's something symbolic going on out there in the world, but the problem is that we cannot remain in the state of being symbolic, we cannot suffice to just

the us democratic candidate camilla harris and republican candidate donald trump have faced off and theirrst live presidential debate hosted by abc news in the run up to the november. election, starting with a friendly handshake, the two contenders for the white house turned fierce, setting through tough tones towards each other, throughout the debate, we have more in this 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 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 and they're tak

donald trump and camilla harris. during the 90-minute face-off encounter, the candidates were seen 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 and they're taking jobs that are occupied right now by african-americans and hispanic. our country is being lost, we're a failing nation, and it happened three and a half years ago, look, we've had terrible economy, harris, however, hit back at trump, saying his four years in office favored only the..." rich, she also accused him of taking america backwards, so i think you've heard tonight two very different visions

that gaza is all over this elections now in in in in america and it it might be the reason of camilla harris to lose the election in america because of the situation, she is losing now huge number of young people in america. because of her situation and i believe now after the return of the students back to schools and to universities, we will witness more and more of this uh activities in in in united states. thank you very much, professor saad nimr, um, professor of political science at beerzaid university, joining us from ramala, and thanks to mr. mcnapier, co-founder of the scottish palestine solidarity campaign, joining us from glasgow, and also special thanks to our viewers for staying with us. on tonight's edition spotlight. it's good night for now and see you next time. it's located in southeastern cuba on the coast of guantanamo bay, ese es territorio de cuba ilegalmente ocupado. in 2002, the first detainees were transferred their hooded, shackled and masked, most of them without charge or a criminal trial. it's very easy to do whatever they want to do with this prisoners without an

think that gaza is all over this elections now in in in in. america and it might be the reason of camilla harris to lose the election in america because of the situation, she is losing now huge number of young people in america because of her situation and i believe now after the return of the students back to schools and universities we will witness more and more of this activities in in in united states. thank you very much professor sad nimr. professor political science at beerzade university joining us from ramala and thanks to mr. mc napier, co-founder of the scottish palestine solidarity campaign, joining us from glasgow, and also special thanks to our viewers for staying with us tonight's edition spot night, it's good night for now and see you next time. from the environment to business and economy, to civil and human rights, to treaties and agreements, to war and conflicts, we bring you the overlooked aspects of world events and news from the farflunged corners of the globe. 10 minutes only on press tv. your headlines on press tv, more palestinian civilian are killed as the israel regime

that gaza is all over this elections now in in in in america. and it it might be the reason of camilla harris to lose the election in america because of this situation, she is losing now huge number of young people in america because of her situation and i believe now after the return of the students back to schools and to universities we will witness more and more of this activities in in in united states. thank you very much professor saad nimr uh. professor political science at beerzade university joining us from ramala and thanks to mr. mc napier, co-founder of the scottish palestine solidarity campaign, joining us from glasgow, and also special thanks to our viewers for staying with us tonight's edition spotn, it's good night for now and see you next time. step into the compelling world of the syrian poet ahlam banawi as his captivating documentary explores her unwavering dedication to syria and the profound personal struggles that she endured during the war in syria. the headlines more palestinian civilians are killed as the israeli regime continues to bomb the besieged gaza strip takin

gaza is all over this elections now in in in your in america and it it might be the reason of camilla harris to lose the election in america because of the situation, she's... using now huge number of young people in america because of her situation and i believe now after the return of the students back to schools and to universities we will witness more and more of this activities in in in united states. thank you very much uh professor saad nimbr um professor of political science at beerzaid university joining us from romalaw and thanks to mr. mc napier co-founder of the scottish palestine solidarity campaign. joining us from glasgow and also special thanks to our viewers for staying with us tonight's edition spot night. it's goodnight for now and see you next time. this is story of an unrival champion of the african continent who captivated audiences with a skill. and determination, hero who made history with a bold decision to withdraw from the olympics, refusing to face an israeli opponent in solidarity with his principles and beliefs. your headlines on press tv, this really ragine con

that gaza is all over this elections now in in in in america and it it might be the reason of camilla harris to lose the election in america because of the situation, she is losing now huge number of young people in america because of her. situation and i believe now, after the return of the students back to schools and to universities, we will witness more and more of this uh activities in in in united states. thank you very much, professor saad nimr, professor political science at beerzaid university joining us from ramala, and thanks to mr. mcnapier, co-founder of the scottish palestine solidarity campaign, joining us from glasgow, and also special thanks to our viewers for staying with us tonight's edition. in spot night, it's good night for now and see you next time, the israeli society is turning up at his fabric, fact that netanyahu is basically showed no remorse ever sense is just despicable and it makes me ashamed to be in the same place that he is, the turn of... captives and body bags sparks the largest protest since october 7. i just myself have just come back from traveling in t

. >> democratic presidential nominee vice president camilla harris praised labor unions during a campaign stop in detroit on labor. this is about 20 minutes. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hi, everyone. it is good to be in the house of labor. [cheers and applause] . >> can i hear it from the retirees? cheers skiers >> i want to thank you for your extraordinary leadership and the heart and soul pufrt into your work like i know all the members and everyone here does every day because we love our country and we know what is at stake. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> it is so good to be with so many incredible leaders and elected officials. governor witmer was here, senator stabenow. your next united states senator representative. and i always want to thank reserves dingell -- there she is -- all of you for the work that you do every day and to all the labor leaders who are here, i thank all for your extraordinary work. don't we love labor day? [cheers and applause] >> we love labor day. it is always that way. the way we celebrate labor day is we know that hard work is good work, we know when we organize appear

camilla harris is another zienist, ronald reagan. was one of them, killinton is one of them and so on believe that there will be a difference if the democratic party comes to power, it is noncynical. what i mean is that a dialogue that doesn't address the real underlying problems and not just cosmetic issues is not going to guarantee peace, and hamas is not absolutely clear about this, hamas has already made proposals, they're on the table and they are disrespected, they are not taken to... account, they are rejected. well, if what they want to do is a peace according to israel's agenda, it is actually attempt to try to win at the table what they have not been able to win on the battlefield. that should be mentioned is that it definitely has an influence, but it scope will be very limited, because unfortunately the vast majority of the people in the united states are very poorly informed and bet on theories that are science theories. i applaud and i'm pleased, i'm happy to see that there are anti-signence jewish sectors in the territory, what we call israel, however, the vast majority

generate a public opinion with voting intention. the problem is that "there are two options: we have camilla harriso has spoken out in favor of supporting israel and he is married to one of the most important people in the jewish lobby, and we have a man named donald trump who has already shown for four years how he is going to stounchly defend the israel agenda, so there are no alternatives within the current political agenda of the united states, so the way out must we saw in international mobilization. así que la salida hay que buscarla en en la movilización internacional, la movilización internacional, entonces qué papel tenemos international mobilization, so what role do we have today in punishing terrorist actions carried out throughout the region with regard to the unity and mobilization of what is the axis of resistance from yemen to the iraqi resistance, hamas etc. hamas, etc etc. and i say this because then they will say, how come this man spoke with both hamas and hisballah members? well, yes, as a journalist, i have interviewed several resistance leaders, so i'm saying this with assuran

have been here, we can't believe that in the united states the problem is biden or donald trump, camilla harrisanother sign." ronald reagan was one of them, killinton is one of them and so on. so to believe that there will be a difference if the democratic party comes to power is nonsynical. what i mean is that a dialogue that doesn't address the real underlying problems and not just cosmetic issue is not going to guarantee peace. and hamas is not absolutely clear about this. hamas has already made proposals. they are on the table and they are disrespected. they are not taken to account, they are rejected. well, if what they want to do is a peace according to israel's agenda, it is actually attempt to try to win at the table what they have not been. what do you think about the sympathy that's been generated among american students and partly among the american people as well for the palestinian cause? how will this influence the presidential elections between komala harris and what's his name? donald trump. bueno, exactamente. well, exactly, the first thing that should be mentioned is that it d

matter the how the price will be, before i i entered the studio read something to the candidate camilla harris: saying that has describing with very filthy dirty words like her mouth that's describing hassan nasrellah as a terrorist and lots of bloods on lots of blood on his hands. i all i can say this is the the dirtiest announcement i can hear from a diplomatic or from a diplomat from a responsible person in in the administration. of any country and not only from candidate like this foolish stupid camil harris, describing a martter and leader of his people, a freedom fighter for the world, freedom fighter for every person is looking up for for for a similar act like hasan nasara did, now i can say what's the president said is absolutely... through the the the operation of the control room now in in israel we have a we they have a similar room in in in langley in in new york army us army officers are totally you know permanent presence in this control room or operation room in in tel aviv now they are they are controlling "they are designing, they are directing the israeli officers, advising

because today the debate is actually between donald trump and camilla harris , the republican and democratic candidates in the presidential election the november republic of the united states will actually be held tonight at 9:00 p.m. american time. hello, mr. maraji . good morning. please tell us what position the american foreign policy has had in the election campaigns , especially in west asia. it will be held tonight , american time. foreign policy issues that certainly, it is very important and it will definitely be mentioned about the american policies in the issue of west asia and the middle east. well, from the beginning of mr. biden's presidency, the issue of america's withdrawal from afghanistan was raised, and it continued until today's situation. there are problems with platforms that have both names. challenge each other and actually discuss the issue. ms. howais will definitely try to defend mr. biden's record because. anyway, he was one of the main pillars of mr. biden's government, and he was considered the first vice president, and in fact, the policies that mr biden's econ

president joe biden's disastrous debate performance sparked backroom deals which forced him out and camilla harris in as the democratic party's candidate this november, harris and donald trump held their first highly anticipated debate. flash polls showed that by to one 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 acknowledgement that her bar expectations was set unusually low, the bar was set so low because of the horrendous candidate that was joe biden, and you know you can say that maybe she's a little better, but i think what struck me last night about the debate generally is um, you know, how much more how much harris and trump actually aligned, you know, 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... toffer 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 rec

there is a almost 700 thous you know uncommitted votes and this is you know a pressure on the camilla harris camp and the you know democratic party saying that we will not vote for you unless you take some serious position against you know the genocide in gazza. "all of this is actually going to bave the way to the first anniversary of october 7th and the heroic historical operation carried by the palestinian resistance, there are calls of a week of action right on that anniversary of the alaqsa flood, and this is happening across europe, canada, the united states and there is also a great achievements happening in term of the boy." movement and even on some of the government like canada, removing the charitable status of the jewish national fund and some of the zienist organizations, these are real important victories for the movement outside, and we think that it's going to have lot of impact in the coming months and years. thank you very much, mr. khalid, journalist and activist joining us live from vancouver, and professor, professor of... science at birdsight university of ramala. thank

there is a almost 700 thousand you know uncommitted votes and this is you know a pressure on the camilla harrison against you know the genocide in ghaza. all of this is actually going to bave the way to the first anniversary of october 7th and the heroic historical operation carried by the palestinian resistance. there are calls of a week of action right on that anniversary of the aqsa flood. and this is happening across europe, canada, the united states, and there is also a great achievements happening in term of the boycut movement and even on some of the government, like canada, removing the charitable status of the jewish national fund and some of the zionist organizations, these are real important victories for the movement outside, and we think that it's going to have lot of impact in the coming months and years. thank you very much, mr. khalid barak, journalist and activist, joining us live from vancouver, and professor sad nimera, professor of political science at first university of... ramala, thank you very much for joining us on this edition of the spotlight and sharing your thoughts

production of the arms it's using to keep itself on the battlefield for more than few days. as for camilla harrisanted to ask you this one, i asked a couple of our guests before as well, do you think the ukraine war is a broader plan by the us, not just to weaken russia, but also europe, so we can rain over them and continue to use them as proxies in the region. at the expense of the europeans? um, well, i think that um, that assumes that american politics is actually run in the interests of america, it isn't. "uh, as we know, israel play plays a big part in lobbying both in the uk, across europe and particularly congress. um, so this is, this is potentially an expansion of the israel project uh, in what was cazaria, because most of the people running israel were form were converts from cazaria, they're not spardic jews, they're not semitic jews in any sense. word, so i think that american, american politics is theater, what is driving this is are much higher forces that are directing politicians, and on the campaign trail, it's just marketing, whatever they say they will do, the trajectory has b

the the pretty desperate effort on the part. the the democratic party, the joe biden's party, camilla harris's party, to try to to prevail in november in the presidential elections, because the the their support for the genocide in in gaza has been unrelenting, unwavering. all this, all this theater that's going on with with secretary blincan and these supposed cease fire negotiations, that's just political theater aimed at the american people to so they can't say, we're really trying, they could stop the war tomorrow by cutting off all military assistance, all assistance to the state of israel, but they won't do that, because that's not their, that's not their goal, that's not their objective, so this kind of initiative of saying, oh, let's reopen the talks with with iran, is designed to make them look reasonable, like, well, we're really interested in in improving the the security of people around the world, and it's just for show, it's just facade as part of this election campaign, and it's also the other the other aspect of it is that it is trying to drive a wedge uh between iran and the p

the the pretty desperate effort on the part of the the democratic party, joe biden's party, camilla harris's party uh, to try to to prevail in november in the presidential elections, uh, because you know, the the their support for the genocide uh in gaza has been unrelenting, unwavering, you know, all this, all this theater that's going on with with secretary blincon and these supposed uh ceasefire negotiations, that's just political theater aimed at the american people to so they can't

politicians even consider, but they might they have a certain interest i think, at least joe biden and camilla harris have a certain vested interest in seeing if they can somehow came let's say netanyahu a little bit, because then they can use... that in in a sort of inflated propagandistic way they can use that as a for their propaganda campaigns for the political campaigns and saying like see we do care about the palestinians we were sending x amount of money for you refugee camps and for food support and whatever and we are asking and we have made progress with netanyahu and stopping the bombing or at least reducing the amount of bombing everywhere, but the issue with that then being is that the political interest of the tel aviv government. is diametically diametrically opposed to it. netanyahu has absolutely no uh let's say objective political interest in reducing the attacks on the contrary, because netanyahu's political threats, let's say is political oppositions comes comes from the right, if you want to use the left right dichotomy, it comes from the even more extreme rightwing zionists, oft

international one, and especially in the united states, now at this moment, the democrats and especially camilla harris who's running for presidency by the democrats is is getting really in a very, very tight situation and very bad situation, on the one hand, there is the arabs and muslims in america and the movement of the students and the young people. in united states who are against the policies of the administration to support israel in this war and to participate in this war in all levels and on the other hand she had the zionist lobby and the the those who are in support of of israel and she can't also you know offend them by saying something that could help the palestinian in any way so i think that gaza is all over this elections now in in in your in america and it it might be the reason of kila harris. lose the election in america because of the situation, she is losing now huge number of young people in america because of her situation, and i believe now after the return of the students back to schools and to universities, we will witness more and more of this activities in in in united stat

aggression in lebanon, maybe after two months it's gonna be finished, maybe it's gonna be done, camilla harris was... talking about her strong um approvement of what happened in lebanon, they they won it, they defend these sorts of uh aggression and terrorism because americans also suffered from the resistance in lebanon, it's not only united, it's not only israel, it's also united states, israel is the military um force for the united states in west asia to control us, to remove our sovereinity, so of course they are together, and this is, i have to say this is a shame for some people even in our region to not see this link, to not see this very strong connection between the united states and the genocide in gaza, without america, the zionist entity cannot even leave for one day. "i'm not saying to defeat hamas, i'm not saying to defeat hizbollah, i'm just talking about continuing to what they can, as very daily life for one day, they cannot, it's it is not possible, and with the support of uh americans and also western countries such as germany, yes they are continuing to kill and murder mor

desperate effort on the part of the the democratic. party, you know, the joe biden's party, camilla harris's party uh, to try to to prevail in november in the presidential elections, uh, because you know, the the their support for the genocide uh in gaza has been unrelenting, unwavering, you know, all this, all this theater that's going on with with secretary blincon and these supposed uh ceasefire negotiations, that's just political theater aimed at the american people to so they can say, we're really trying. they could stop the war tomorrow by cutting off all military assistance, all assistance to the state of israel, but they won't do that, because that's not their, that's not their goal, that's not their objective, so... "this kind of initiative of saying, oh, let's reopen the talks with with iran, is designed to make them look reasonable, like, well, we're really interested in in improving the the security of people around the world, and it's just for show, it's just facade as part of this election campaign, and it's also the other, the other aspect of it is that it is trying to drive a

on republican nominate donald trump says he will not take pos and then now the debates against camilla harris claiming and a post on the tree. social polls clearly show i won the debate against cala harris and she immediately called for a 2nd debate. he ends with carla should focus on what she should have done during the last 4 years. there will be no debate. harris responded by saying they owe it to the vs to have another presidential debate. you guys, prime minister says the nation's hugely expensive health system needs to reform or die case telling us that a long period of neglect and on the funding had left the national health service on the terrible strain. and also the 10 year plan to get it in shape general has moved from london. it is a sobering assessment of the state of the national health service report commission by the labor government, says brittany, reviewed and a chest is in critical condition of the use of neglect and facing an explosion lived a month from an aging and ailing population. the report identifies huge failings, including crumbling infrastructure because of a $480

of the attack deal side uh, dealt with joe stein and joe, steve we, this is the same time that camilla harris is, has very weak supports and a lot of the battleground states. here we have rushing a 3.0. introduce we also have, you know, the attacks on jo stein again, of course, another time, one agent here. i mean, this shows renegade has always been about desperation. but i think you know, that this tactic of boeing after compromising people's from and the integrity. this is all very focused right now. and it shows that the, they did the campaign of jo i as in doing so well. go ahead. george. there i think is a, as of right, i think that's what they're doing in the case of a jo site. and this is an old truck that they've used against the time and time again. um, and obviously they are concerned about the harrises numbers which are very weak and it's a way of discrediting oh views. that's uh that you don't like. so any views that are in favor of these, any views of others move with the, suggesting that it doesn't make a lot of sense to have uh, to be on a wall like floating with a nuclear suv

store, the hello, the airline james bays. donald trump says he won't do a 2nd tv debate with camilla harris and the us presidential election campaign planning. he doesn't mean to see one last tuesday's head to head decisively. that's north of you shed by many independent political commentators and not by campaign donors, either with a wind full going harris's way and the 24 hours off the hotel advised you with trump. presidential elections are a lot more complicated to costs than tv debates, but they're especially important this year with the last one, barry and joe biden's campaign. and the 1st meeting of any time between trump and harris was seen by both kemp's is a critical moment. trumps t. my rolled out to get some of the take away lines such as emma grins, dining on cats and dogs, snatch them that are american, known as a claim widely would have killed since then. harris has poked fun. that drums performance at ho riley's while his side se she's avoiding substance detail. is this a defining week in the election? and will there be a 2nd debate we'll on. so those questions on more with

and this is presented against the background of what is happening in the united states, between camilla harrisald trump in terms of public opinion polls the difference is 3.5%, this is a statistical error in fact that even if camila garis wins, she will have to deal with a not very favorable situation in the senate and the house of representatives, because the elections are also taking place where she will not be able to generate the same amount of help in money and in technology, as biden has done until now, and actually under this sauce they are trying to find some kind of slack in the ukrainian authorities and the ukrainian expert community in order to pack this, well, and then, you know, this is the future prophecies or forecasts may come true, so it is very important that we show that there is a will for the resistance of ukrainians, it has not gone anywhere, we are tired, but we are definitely not in despair, to... go to the conditions that we know that it will be initial the conditions that ukraine will accept the de facto loss of territories, not doyura, no one will be able to leave, o

camilla harris and kamala harris and donald trump are trying to broadcast live to the whole country with commercial breaks, now paid ones, in which advertising starts from 500,000 dollars, here they are to the whole country and they call each other names, they come up with some obscene nicknames for each other, they are not fighting, this is not a competition of political strategies and strategies for the development of the usa, it is like... some kind of name-calling and some kind of bullying from two immature teenagers. there is nothing bad in popcorn, but under the crunch of corn and chips presidential candidates are actually trying to decide the fate of the world. the war in ukraine, the conflict with china, and finally nuclear weapons, this is where the appetite is already gone. however, we are not the first to criticize the culture of american debates. debates today have turned into a farce, an entertainment show of sorts, where you only have one minute or 90 seconds or. after the fight between trump and clinton, the media wrote about a new bar for idiocy. you can say it in any wor

camilla harris wanted to abolish ice.aling gangs have taken over apartment buildings in aurora, colorado. the governor is petrified. he's a liberal governor. he does not know what to do. the guy is so scared of these guys. maybe can't blame them. they have military style weapons, ak-47 supremes. unbelievable. they are young and tough, nasty people. they have a lot of them. they came from venezuela. you have a great sheriff but the sheriff said wow, that's a lot of firepower. they are in the real estate business. they are taking over buildings, doing it the old-fashioned way. she supports free health care for illegal aliens while our hospitals are being overrun by migrants. if you want to go to a hospital because you have an emergency and pay taxes in north carolina for 40 years, he won't be able to get in. in some places you don't have a chance of getting in. she wants mass amnesty and citizenship for all illegals. she said she must, anyone that utters a words illegal alien, radical islamic terrorist, she says don't you e

meant to persuade voters what it's meant to do is try to get into donald trump's head because camilla's harris's campaign, they want the donald trump of the 2020 debates, the and especially that first debate where he appeared at times unhinged, angry, a loose cannon. they want to make him, dangerous, a risky bet, and they think new york times poll showed that some voters really thought that trump was the risks of your choice even though they actually wanted him for any before him on the issue of change, you were talking about how kamala harris needs to fill in some of the blanks. she tried to do that last night. her website put up some policies for the first time. the border immigration section says in part, quote, she knows that our immigration system is broken and needs comprehensive reform that includes strong border security and an earned pathway to citizenship. our friend alex here posted on twitter that this section was vague beyond the bipartisan border bill. she's committed to back. do you think she needs to offer more and more substance there no. >> i think that she offered what could b

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camilla, harry's william's wife, in his book spare to make money and trash the entire family in thaterview for money. >> wasn't there a list of people onune >> wasn't there a list of people online recently who are the people who hate meghan and harry the most? weren't you on it? >> i was number two. i think it was anybody higher than you. it's a rather good image. and it was in the house of commons and there was a group of people baiting meghan. i was at the front of it. i don't hate her. i just think she's appalling. you something her and it rhymes with bait . bait. >> we'd love to hear what you think. gbnews.com/yoursay. up next, though, we're going to be going through the other stories of the day with our panel. carole malone and jonathan lewis. can you guess the staggering amount of money that millennials spend on takeaway coffees every year? as the mother of teenagers, believe me, this is a conversation we have in our house a lot. you won't believe it. don't go anywhere. this is gb news. >> cheeky. >> cheeky. >> very good morning. welcome back to the show andrew and bev. of cour