carrie, what's carrie marks. carrie, what's going to happen next? who's going to happen next?happen next? who's going to win the election now? >> i'll be interested to see what happens . whether i don't what happens. whether i don't know whether i can talk right now with roger is obviously very upset with me, but you better be careful. >> his lawyers are watching here. >> i was making a wry comment. you are occasionally. we don't know that much yet. and i am a, you know, a comedian and allowed to say things. listen, i'm just saying i'm not going crazy here. you don't have to worry. >> i will. i will visit you in jail. >> yes, i'm sure our viewers in this country will be fine with it. >> roger was sort of clutching his pearls just a little bit too much. they're like, how dare he? >> yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. well, he made he made me think i was on to something that kind of worried me. roger was upset. >> he's close to trump and he was offended by your remarks about that. but carrie, you're entitled to deploy humour, which we need at all times. but yeah. so no november to yo

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i'm leo carson, i'm still here with carrie marks and jonathan kogan . we've got the jonathan kogan.e've got the sun now with a famous face knocked out early in the tory leadership contest. to paraphrase the sex pistols is pretty vacant. well, priti patel slot is now vacant. jonathan. >> yeah, a woman hasn't been knocked out so brutally in pubuc knocked out so brutally in public since the olympic boxing. so priti patel is first out of tory leadership race as robert jenrick surges ahead. but kemi badenoch hot on his heels. so robert jenrick has today emerged as the new frontrunner in the tory leadership race, followed by kemi. so the x immigration minister picked up 28 votes, which was enough to win well enough to be in the lead and miss badenoch got 22 votes and then, yeah, priti patel, who was then, yeah, priti patel, who was the home secretary, which i already knew apparently was knocked out of the contest picking up just 14 votes. so that's it. the results are in. who's your money on leo on kerry? >> well, this is i mean, it's interesting, isn't it, kerry? because there doesn't se

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if remember i mean that that was because it's arizona, it's carrie lake and mark finchem. and they're still over the results. well, and carrie is running for senate. yeah. so it like it was they were learning a lesson that was sort of like i guess we didn't fight hard enough. well, you know bannon. you're. you're -- right that it's because of of moderate that we lost right. but that's the point that, you know, the moderate republicans will say like, oh, yeah, you maga crazy people. you nominated crazy people and we lost. and bannon's and the movement's position is no you stopped us establishment republicans stopped us. you're the problem. we have to get rid of you and. that's the impasse where it but like so i remember at least the feeling was like it was a kind of like it was like, oh my gosh, like this what trump is like the trump movement is without trump. okay, just really tripped and fell on their face or they don't. now they have some power at a local level. they don't know how to it. they're picking candidates that make no sense and it just seem like, i don't know, l

majority of sentences we have seen have been in the two—year or three—year, four month mark for violent disorder which carriese of five years. around 400 people have been charged with that, including 212—year—olds and ii been charged with that, including 212—year—olds and 11 people over the age of 16. in all, 600 212—year—olds and 11 people over the age of16. in all, 600 people 212—year—olds and 11 people over the age of 16. in all, 600 people have been charged with the full range of offences, from using threatening words right up to riot and arson. it will not stop there because greater manchester police today released new video of people that they want to talk to in relation to the rioting there and other police forces are relating daily images of people they are trying to track down so this will carry on through the autumn and i think maybe not at the rate it was doing a couple of weeks ago but at a steady stream. and people might think that these sentences are very long but they have certainly been effective, the violence and rioting stopped almost as soon as the first long sentence was handed down. that

carrying american flags. i don't think i was at 2016. mark: did you watch this year? seriously, that was quite a spectacle. mrs. cheney: i did. at the end of the day, the idea -- it isn't just that the party is trying to whitewash what donald trump did. the party is embracing it. important to remember, january 6 would have been a far worse constitutional crisis if mike pence had done what donald trump was pressuring him to do illegally, unconstitutionally throw out votes. jd vance said directly he would have done that. every republican, anyone contemplating casting a vote for that ticket really needs to think about what they are enabling, embracing and the danger of electing people who will only honor election results if they agree with the outcome and who are willing to set aside the constitution. in the case of donald trump, promote, provoke, exploit violence in order to seize power. mark: we have been talking and watching this general election of republicans who know better for a number of years now. the convention was next level. the assassination attempt had taken place a couple days before the start.

carrying american flags. i don't think i was at 2016. mark: did you watch this year? seriously, that was quite a spectacle. mrs. cheney: i did. at the end of the day, the idea -- it isn't just that the party is trying to whitewash what donald trump did. the party is embracing it. important to remember, january 6 would have been a far worse constitutional crisis if mike pence had done what donald trump was pressuring him to do illegally, unconstitutionally throw out votes. jd vance said directly he would have done that. every republican, anyone contemplating casting a vote for that ticket really needs to think about what they are enabling, embracing and the danger of electing people who will only honor election results if they agree with the outcome and who are willing to set aside the constitution. in the case of donald trump, promote, provoke, exploit violence in order to seize power. mark: we have been talking and watching this general election of republicans who know better for a number of years now. the convention was next level. the assassination attempt had taken place a couple days before the start.

talking about now, namely military ones and of course there will be... but torture will be carried out in quotation marks in relation to scholz, forcing him to fully join this plan to change his position. schold cannot change his position. there are certain principles here, well, just take my word for it, he already said once that he he won't do that. if he changes his position now, then he and his entire party for the entire future, for the near future for a year or a year and a half, they will be excluded from the political process, he will be forced. to calmly hold out for the entire year and continue to watch how everything will be built, maybe everything will go differently, of course, when he is finally forced to resign. i don't think that friedrich moers, who, of course, is such an absolutely outspoken atlanticist, who worked for many years in blackrock, and still has some kind of relations with this firm connections, i don't think he will insist on providing further assistance to ukraine. i assume that despite the fact that he is a hawk, despite the fact that he is an atlanticist, he will take a

and specifically go to new york to carry out an attack on a jewish center in brooklyn on or around the anniversary of october 7? of course, that is the one-year mark since hamas carried out that horrific attack inside israel in which more than 1,200 israelis were killed this was done, this would have been done rather, the doj is saying in support of i.s.i.s. we have a quote from the attorney general merrick garland. he said that this man had the stated goal of slaughtering and name of i.s.i.s. as many jewish people as possible. now khan also spoke with undercover federal u.s. officials and in during those conversations on an encrypted app, he admitted to the plot. he had initially planned to go somewhere else and then changed his plans to target a jewish center in brooklyn. and during these conversations, he said that new york is the perfect place to target jews because it has the largest jewish population in america going on to say if we succeed with our plan, this would be the largest attack on u.s. soil since 911. he planned to coordinate this attack with another i.s.i.s. supporter here in the united states using a.r.-15 style semiautomatic and

mark. and those have all been for violent disorder which carries a maximum sentence of five years. including to i2—year—olds, and 11 people over the age of 60. in all, 600 people have now been charged with the full range of offences from using threatening words right up to riots and arson. i don't think it is going to stop there because manchester police, for example, today released a new video of people that they want to talk to in relation to the writing there. 0ther police forces have been releasing daily images of people they are trying to track down. this is going to carry on through the autumn and i think maybe not at the rate that it was doing a couple of weeks ago, but certainly at a steady stream. yes, people may think that these sentences are very, very long, but they have certainly been effective. the violence and rioting stopped almost as soon as the first long sentence was handed down. so that was successful in that way, but at cost, perhaps of incarcerating hundreds more people in our overcrowded prison system and further upsetting the communities where these rioters

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and now it's carrying on. mark >> yes.t those that caused violence, that torched buildings and the like, that's got to be condemned. but anyone that knows about public order situations and the way these situations can evolve. yes, of course , there evolve. yes, of course, there are always agitators, those that are always agitators, those that are spoiling for a fight in any pubuc are spoiling for a fight in any public order situation, but they can never get the critical mass to turn into a riot unless there are many people on the streets and the many people on the streets were people in those communities, people who were very angry and concerned about all of the issues that we've just spoken about that have been simmering for years, and yes, they can get caught up in the event never meaning to set out to actually cause trouble, to take part in a riot and they get caught up in the moment it's to be condemned, but as i say, to come down with a simplistic interpretation of it, that they are all far right and they're all racis

and today an icon painting workshop opened there, which should mark the beginning. school, the work will be carriedhnique, the one in which andrei rublev painted, in which the most famous icons in russia are made. yana shcherbataya saw the first images. patronal feast in the holy land. in the renovated st. vladimir cathedral, the service special. the first liturgy in honor of the nativity of the blessed virgin mary after the restoration of the temple. the service is led by the metropolitan of simferopol and crimea. the mother of god has a special care for each of us. the renovation of the temple, which stands on the land where prince vladimir was baptized, is part of the program for the revival of ancient chersanesos, a place where faith and art come together. today , an icon painting workshop was opened here on malbert, a symbol of the victory of good over evil, a rider on horseback , george the victorious. this is the icon that will become the first work of the school students. an icon is a spiritual experience, that is, you are immersed in this world. icons have been painted using this technique

carry with me every day. though my own journey was not without struggle. my parents marknd kathy were just 19 and 20 years old when they had me, living paycheck-to-paycheck. i was a sick child in and out of hospitals. i came to understand firsthand how deeply our health impacts our lives. my father's military benefits were vital to my care. years later when i became a mother at 27, i struggled to find safe products for my baby and family. i channeled my ancestors drive and resilience to build a company focused on protecting the health of people and the planet. [applause] the biden administration's commitment to the health of our community, clean air, safe water, access to health care, is personal to me. they understand the importance of giving everyone a chance to thrive, just like my family. today, president biden and vice president harris have gathered up to honor the voices, stories, and contributions of our community. jose never put limits on what i could achieve. i know he's probably watching over me as i introduce a man who has stood up for our dream. [applause] hum

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it was a day when shanahan was not carrying his personal revolver like he often did. but mark did. we were able to track him down he got arrested and sentenced to death for the murder. >> do you know offhand how many fbi agents have lost their lives in the line of duty? >> well over 100. we are about do to add another eight to the wall. agents and professional staff due to 911 investigation illnesses.s. in the other conditions the very scene of the pentagon trade centerer and in shanksville they developed cancers that would not have developed otherwise. they have been proven very lethal. we went september 11, 2001. how many agents did you lose, do you know offhand? >> we have added close to 20 at this point and i expect we will be adding more in the years to come. >> host: i want to ask about an earlier age and her name was sheila. >> she was the first female to die in the line of duty. she in another agent were traveling back to d.c. to conduct their duties. was the bodyguard for the wife of the attorney general at the time. and so she was on duty. the plane went down in a crash t

complexes are used training processes, testing processes were carried out in advance, which evaluates how, how correctly the kaip recognizes seals, marks, everything else, that is , all such emergency situations were worked out in advance. 21 regions of russia. elect governors in four more subjects of the country and the heads of regions will be determined through voting in parliament. according to the central election commission, about 900 thousand russians decided to cast their vote remotely, but the majority still prefer to fill out the ballot by hand. here in kuzbass in rio, governor ilya seredyuk came to the polling station, voted and at the same time assessed how the work was organized. in addition to voting for governors in the regions. voter, it allows you to vote at any convenient point, three regions sevastopol, polling stations, also operates a mobile system bryansk and kursk regions began elections early from august 28. in the border area , mobile teams of election commissions work, from the kursk region, ruslan bikbulatov. with a portable box and a screen for voting, they go from house to house. in their village, there are

marks. their strategy, the way they carried it outworked. trump drove up his numbers from the previous election but biden did, too and why north carolina was so close. all right, martha, come back in here and bring in shannon bream host of "fox news sunday." good morning. our voter analysis in 2020 among rural america. we found this. trump had 60% of that vote. joe biden only had 38%. how do you reflect on that now heading into 2024? >> it seems to get to what democrats is a lose by less strategy. instead of abandoning rural areas and not doing heavy campaigning where they think they won't win they trying to close the gap. lose by less in those places hoping that adds up statewide. you are an expert going into every county and neighborhood and how it works. they may not win some of the counties they want to lose them by less and run up numbers more broadly in states like north carolina. >> martha: fascinating to look at the rural vote. there were places that hillary clinton didn't even go in western pennsylvania and western michigan. that ma

it is heavy, it is very difficult to carry it alone, grodovka is called the gateway to the world of awards or dimitrov, this is how the city is marked on maps of the donetsk people's republic, just 5 km from the outskirts of the settlement there is one of the supply centers of the ukrainian armed forces group in donbass, fighters of the atlant battalion liberated ovdeevka, orlovka, lastochkina, berdych, ocheretin, now they have a new task to complete, which requires our help, together with the people's front we are collecting funds from which will go to the purchase of equipment and technology that is so needed now at the forefront, including reconnaissance drones on the battlefield, copters, and consumables. drones are always needed in large quantities, since they allow us to save the lives of fighters and increase and speed up the offensive actions of our army, our battalion. also, for the atlant battalion, they will purchase communications equipment and electronic warfare stations, the fighters get to the front lines on quad bikes and buggies. the enemy is hunting for such. marriages of military commissars with draft dodgers in t

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bulletins, training processes, testing processes were carried out in advance, which just evaluates how, how correctly does kaip recognize seals, marks, everything else, that is, all such emergency situations were worked out in advance, well, i will add a little from myself that people again come with their families, everyone is in a wonderful mood, the elections are taking place in the transbaikal territory in a normal mode. tatyana. thank you, our correspondent petr pashchenko was live from cheta, the first day of voting is underway there. and now in the kursk region, in the border area, russian aviation destroyed the personnel and equipment of the armed forces of ukraine. intelligence officers discovered a concentration of nationalists and transmitted coordinates to the crew of the supersonic fighter-bomber su-34. the pilots went to the specified area and hit the enemy with aerial bombs. with a universal planning and correction module, all targets were hit. britain will transfer a new aid package to ukraine, this is more than 200 million dollars, minobaruna kingdom reported. it is expected that the additional tranche will be prepa

now, october 7, of course, will mark one year since hamas terrorists carried out a massive terrorist attack against israel, killing some 1,200 people and taking hundreds more hostage. it hostage. right now, 101 israelis are believed to be held hostage in gaza including 35 hostages thought to be dead. last week's recovery of the bodies of six hostages has sparked large protests across israel with massive crowds demonstrators demanding a deal to bring those remaining hostages home. i'm joined now by gal hirsch is really coordinator for the hostages and the missing thank you so much for being here with us this evening. we appreciate your time shalom. >> good evening, jessica. >> i want to ask you first what your response is to those those massive crowds in the streets of tel aviv and across israel who are calling for the acceptance of ceasefire and hostage deal to bring the hostages well, of course i can understand the motions. this is the israeli democracy and people in israel speak their mind. this is the israeli strength of democracy. but it is not really depend on u.s us, hamas in t

carry out an attack. investigators say he wanted to happen october 7th marking the 1-year anniversary of the israel/hamasber 11th, yom kippur. con home dinner new york city specifically because of sizable jewish population writing at one point even if we don't attack an event, we could rack up easily a lot of jews. law enforcement plan to use a human smuggler, on wednesday the fbi says he used three separate cars to travel across canada before being taken into custody by law enforcement 12 miles from the us/canada border. mike pompeo reacting here. >> millions of people in our own country from all over the world, no matter who they are or what their intentions are. the heightened terror risk weather in canada or the united states is very real. >> reporter: con will appear in court in canada on september 18th according to canadian mounted police. griff: thank you. allysia: benjamin netanyahu denies progress has been made on a deal to bring israeli hostages home from hamas captivity, this as the idf is accused of killing a turkish american citizen activist in the west bank while protesting. jeff paul is tr

marks a dangerous game—changing escalation in the conflict. for israel, it's a strike targeting the heart of hezbollah�*s operations. moments ago, the israel defense forces carriedon the central headquarter lebanon now on the brink of another war. horns honking chaos on the streets — and here is what they are running from. dahieh, in southern beirut, now looking like gaza. but amid so much destruction, jubilation. two children rescued from the rubble alive. hezbollah�*s backers, iran, say this strike marks a dangerous game—changing escalation in the conflict. for israel, it's a strike targeting the heart of hezbollah�*s operations. moments ago, the israel defense forces carried out a precise strike on the central headquarter of the hezbollah terror organisation that served as the epicentre of hezbollah�*s terror. we've seen crowds gathered by the road with rucksacks and bags, apparently trying to leave dahieh. minutes before the attack, the israeli prime minister finished a speech at the united nations. benjamin netanyahu said his country "wanted peace", but had "no choice" but to fight its enemies. hours later, there was some response from hezbollah, in the way

yemen said the operation. marks new phase of military efforts and solidarity with the palestinian cause. islamic resistance in iraq says it's carried out new attack on israeli positions and occupied territories in a statement the umbrella group of resistance factions in iraq said it targeted a site in jordan valley and occupied palestine using drones and set operations in support of palestinians and in response israel's ongoing genocide in gaza. the iraqi resistance group also repeatedly vowed to continue its anti-israel operations until the genocide comes to an end. group has also targeted american facilities in iraq and syria in recent months amit growing anger over washington support for israel's gaza onslot. and that's it for your latest here on press tv everyone thanks for joining us and goodbye for now. "the siege of gaza must end, allahu akbar, we're coming back and we'll keep coming back until palestine is free." uh, for a long time it had the yellow crosses on it, which meant to uh, for even aircraft, commercial aircraft in in trouble, do not land here, and this is a strip that um uh you come in and you, i presume you come

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