and why a policymakers should believe what cia analysts are saying. it boils down to being able to explain why you think what you think. i'll stop there so we have time for lots more stuff. >> and that's fantastic. we talk about the delivery, deliberately hidden type of information. i think it really goes kind of the duopoly of what were talking about whatever we're speaking about the open-source side of this. recently as the odd is just saw, with the a support of bishop and janes we would release of yoo help viewers understand the power, scope, the potential of open source intelligence overall. just from your own experiences as you talk about these can whether it's clandestine or open-source, different types of intel data, how i analysts using open source intelligence in their activities? >> absolutely. so first off if people haven't had a chance to watch the video i highly recommend that they do. one of the key things that's important about is that sets a good baseline for what we're really talking about when we talk about this. there are a lot of d

phil geraldi, welcome back to the show uh, my dear friend, what role, if any does the cia play in the slaughter in gaza? well, that's a little bit hard to judge. uh, clearly the cia is in directly azon, with the top levels of intelligence in in israel, and the director in fact, has been there a number of times and in fact he's been kind of labeled as as the main contact in some senses, between the white house, between the president, and netanyahu and the people immediately. around them, so the uh, there clearly is a channel there, the channel is obviously two ways, uh, it just depends on how you want to read it, i rather suspect um, that we are in a situation where essentially biden is afraid to confront netanyahu for some of the things that the army is doing in gaza, which make the us and israel look bad, uh, i would think the the more direct ' everyday contacts are through the military, you i'm sure you've read this article about how right up to now since october 7th, the united states has provided 10,00 tons of military equipment, i mean this is almost unfathomable. wow, so if um u

i mean, stated differently, are there cia assets on the ground in gaza? reporting back to langly about what's happening or even coordinating with israeli intelligence? i would bet there are uh, if you went to the government and asked them if there were was a presence of... intelligence officers or military officers, they would tell you, oh no, no, no boots on the ground, but we've seen in the case of ukraine that's alive, so i would suspect the're right up front there, uh, if only to be able to uh, to service intermediaries in terms of the use of some of these weapons systems and also probably intelligence equipment uh, that is analogous in terms of offensive, equipment and i would imagine there are people on the ground for that, they might be undercover as contractors uh or or something else, it might even be diplomats uh cover, but i'm sure there. does the cia get involved in um military activities in violence? now i'm not talking about overthrowing a yende or anything like that, but would cia person full-time cia employees or outside contractors bedres

western intelligence agencies, particularly america's cia and britain's mi6 conspired with belgium, the former colonizer of the country and local treats to overthrow and assassinate lumumba. now these anti-colonial hero was only 35 years old and could have continued to play a very important role in the post independence progress of his country and africa. as the leader of the congolese national movement, lumumba was chosen by the people to lead in. and congo emerging from brutal colonial rule under belgium. an estimated 10 million people were killed during the barbaric colonial rule by these european power over congo. lumumba was determined to use the country's natural resources which had been subject to decades of colonial and imperialist exploitation for the benefit of the congolese people. this is what angered western powers and they decided to eliminate him. the people of the democratic republic of congo still languish in poverty. despite the country's enormous natural resources, now 63 years after the assassination of lumumba, can this country rise and fulfill his dreams of prosper

our discussion is on the cia led assassination of kangolese. independence hero patrice lumumba., during the cold war era, the united states, which claims to advocate for democracy supported the most brutal african dictators, for instance, after the assassination of patrice lumumba, the cia installed mobutu seeseseko as the president who ruled congo with iron free and even changed the name of the country to zire. here is one of mobut's visits to washington where he met the then us president ronald reagan. and i am pleased to have been able to meet again with president mabut who's been a faithful friend to the united states for some 20 years. the president and i took this opportunity. and we found a large area of agreement on the major points. now mr. baleke, what's your opinion on us double standards on democracy? where it assassinates democratically elected president or leader like lumumba and props up a dictator like mobut. that's you, that's one of the greatest example in the 20th century of the america. and foreign policy cynicism and neocolonialism, imperialism. um, we had a

our discussion is on the cia led assassination of congolese independence hero patrice lumumba., during the cold war era, the united states, which claims to advocate for democracy, supported the most brutal african dictators. for instance, after the assassination of patrice lumumba, the cia installed mobutu ceseseku as the president who ruled kongo with iron fist and even changed the name of the country to zaif. here is one of mobut's visits to washington where he met the then us president ronald reagan, and i am pleased to have been able to meet again with president mutu, who's been a faithful friend to the united states for some 20 years. the president and i took this opportunity to review the state of u.s. zarians and we found a large area of agreement on the major points. now, mr. baleke, what? what's your opinion on us double standards on uh democracy where it assassinates democratically elected president or leader like lumumba and props up a dictator like mobutu? that's uh you know that's uh one of the greatest example in the 20th century of the american foreign policy cyn

they should point out that cia sponsorship covert. they did not say the cia is sponsoring. it was sponsored by an organization the congress for cultural freedom. but i should point out that the congress for cultural freedom made absolutely no bones its ideological orientation. right in their manifesto which was published in 1950. they say things totalitarianism of the kind practiced by the soviet union is is the greatest threat to mankind. and since the stone age, for instance, perhaps exaggerated, but my point is that the ideological orientation of the congress for cultural freedom was no secret, even if the funding was secret. here's a blow up. i don't know how well you'll be able read it. so i highlighted a few names of figures who showed up at the 1962 conference. there's one in the bottom corner there. ralph, the great african-american and essayist. we don't think he actually attended the conference, but he was invited. he on the program. he may have run into complications. i don't. but if you look at the rest of this document, especially the top half of it, you'll see

now i'm not talking about overthrowing a yende or anything like that, but would cia personnel full cia employees are outside contractors be dressed in military garb and fighting with or assisting or helping the idf commit its horrific acts in gaza. i'm trying to, i'm trying to determine from your unique experience and knowledge of how the agency works, the level and extent of american involvement in these war crimes. well, the... the simple answer to that is absolutely, the agency has major division, which is a special operations division, which is essentially former special operations soldiers who are retired or are have spent three years or five years or six years with special operations, then after that they want to go in with cia, and these people generally are in civilian attire, but they will go into sort of a halfway uniform if that's justified by the circumstances. these people were very active in afghanistan, they were very active in iraq, and they were also very active in libya, and yeah, answer is yes, what would american, what would american cia do uh, in the case of the id

have you seen the cia's recruitment videos recently?the idea might not be able to discuss my personal life at work. imagine my surprise when i was taking cia and i noticed a rainbow and i later learned was designed by one of the many employee research groups at the agency. >> jesse: x cia analyst joins me now, so describe how the agency uses di for subterfuge. >> it is using di policies particularly implemented by president obama in 2011. then again, it accelerated really and the biden years. to hire people, as you say, are more likely to be interested in the kinds of policies you are talking about. what they have done also is make a conscious effort to change the organizational culture of the cia. mention in the video that you just showed, he said explicitly in his book that he intended to change the organization culture. so what you have got is a fundamental change from what i experienced, which was in a political organizational culture to one in which partisan political talk is common within the organization and activism is either ex

the cia is trying to recruit russian agents., they go to the most sophisticated levels. methods, they make videos about supposedly former military men who at some point became disillusioned with the country's political system; the videos use psychological traps and even hollywood special effects. evgenia petrukhin found out what strings the cia is pulling. this time they took on the history of the airborne forces. it seems, tserushny scriptwriters have finally caught the militaristic trend. their new video is already the second attempt to catch agents from among the residents of our country. i. this is how it looks, here, of course, there is a hint of hollywood gloss, if not for some rather sloppy details, the main character of this anti-russian short film is a former air force officer, who went to serve in the main intelligence department, and there allegedly became disillusioned with our political system countries. i was proud of the airborne forces service. if it weren’t for the accident, i would now be holding a machine gun

cia propaganda video. the cia released a new video in which it called on russians to cooperate.nly the americans could think of making a video in which, attention. the video is called why i contacted the cia for the sake of my homeland, it’s more like a sincere confession of an american spy, rather than propaganda material, the video is a monologue of a fictional thirty-five-year-old russian, a former paratrooper who serves... in the gro. very strange choice of character. why not chechvarkin, not galkin, not volkov? professional traitors and foreign agents. i remember the words of tolstoy: everyone dreams of changing the world, but no one sets the goal of changing himself. in difficult situations, the words that come to a paratrooper are not tolstoy’s. no, tolstoy also used them, but definitely not those. declare that the dude wants his son to live in a country where he will read fairy tales in which a prince marries a prince, teaches african-americans to kiss shoes, and will never get a job unless he changes his gender or at least his orientation. the international sawmill mana

the cia hints at the greatness of the disappeared country.of her. hero of the video, while keeping silent about the fact that for the cia the ussr was an enemy evil empires, and the cia itself did a lot to eliminate the soviet union. and without any doubt, modern russia is compared with the ussr, and instantly loses it, they say, to an unworthy state, a rotten government. the authors do not say that modern russia in nato doctrine is also called the enemy of america; here it is appropriate to recall german propaganda for the red army. political instructor is all. quote, for the russian people to prosper, of course, the goal of a country that considers russia an enemy in its military doctrine is, first of all, its defeat, and not prosperity, this is in general, but the devil , as we know, is still in the details, an interesting conclusion follows from them: the cia officers, or the authors of the video, have no real idea of ​​the state of affairs within russian society, they are deeply stuck in... and cocaine, all the cia scriptwriters have som

it’s no coincidence, it’s no coincidence when we learn that for 70 years the cia has been working inhere's your proof. listen to what former australian special forces commander, rikado bossi, has to say. ukraine has been a center of globalists for many decades, 70 years at least. the cia, which can hardly be called a good organization, they are implementers of, let’s say, deep things. soviet union. and they also needed the resources that are located in ukraine. that's what it all means. just like america, most european countries worked for hitler's germany until the moment it became clear that the soviet union was winning. exactly. they also worked in ukraine, they work in exactly the same way now, they work with us, look at this , in my opinion, talented advertisement, and how to become a spy for the cia. i don’t believe in revolution, true life happens where imperceptible changes take place in the souls of people, imperceptible to my country, but not to me. i...live the true life, it's mine russia, this will always be my russia, i will stand, my family will stand, we will live with

to action the monologue of the hero of the short film from the directors and scriptwriters from the cia. american intelligence has launched its new advertisement into russian space. this time the promotion for potential agents is the story of a fictional russian who made a difficult but important decision. secretly make contact with american intelligence services, according to the idea of ​​the central intelligence agency, such overt recruitment should attract certain real patriots of russia begin to share data with the united states, and this perverted logic is further emphasized by deliberately russian cultural archetypes, the americans chose tchaikovsky for the background music, the actor quotes tolstoy, footage of soviet cosmonauts and the victory parade on red square is used as a video, well, in general, sort of how hard they tried. inside herself, i immediately want to ask, where did you see the intelligence officer who uses an iphone, or this strange prop that was downloaded from a photo bank, the authors telegram channels have already discovered that the photo was taken in 2011

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and time and time again, iran has also stated that like, hey, these people are connected to the cia, do something about it, and the writing is on the wall there too, they're clearly linked, there's an economic trail, a money trail that leads to the us, and since the us policy since 1979 has been to overthrow iran, to overthrow the islamic republic of iran, and as we saw in the in the foreign riot, the foreign-back riots in 2022 in iran, that the united states was happy about it, so whatever is is basically bad for iran is going to be good for the united states, so anyone who wants to lash out at iran right now uh for protecting itself should ask themselves, do you really support these terrorists who ultimately at the end of the day only serve the united states, do you want to be on the same side of the people that are financing israel by selling? iraqi assets off to the israeli regime? no, of course you don't, because these are the people that intent to destabilize the region in in order to send in their own financers, their own capitalist, take all the resources and only make themse

the ussr, the cia has spent billions of dollars on arming and training over 100 thousand majahen.a emerged. in nicaragua, america sent more than $200 million in funding for the overthrow of contra militants. bastards, groups of terrorists who fight on ukraine is against us, moreover, they were all trained with the help of american british instructors, and they are being trained at us military bases, ein al-asad in iraq and ettanf in syria. yellow and blue armbands are worn by arabs, africans, japanese, and americans. the only country that officially invites mercenaries at its embassies in europe, recruitment centers have been opened in africa and the middle east. every month, one of the main curators of the independent united states allocates millions of dollars for the maintenance of legionnaires. and of course, these are chechen militants who committed. acts in the nineties, dzhakhar dudayev in 1991 announced the separation of chechnya from the russian federation. what did this lead to? a few facts. listen. the population of the chechen republic at that time was 870-9000 people,

it is also known that harord is a source of personnel for the cia and the cia does not hide the facte their own projects that they finance with harvard students. by the way, kesenzhe. you graduated from harvard university, you’re the cia , i don’t know, so, in fact, this forum was the creation of what kissinger worked for the cia, i think, so it’s obvious, if all the facts are compared, that this forum was created, of course, under the ethic of the intelligence services, the united states corporation , so that in this place, all those who rule the whole world could get together and talk to each other, because... the united states, they deliberately created this in europe, and moreover, this was precisely the basis for the fact that we sometimes ask the question of how european leaders make decisions. against their national interests, why are they so subordinate to washington, and because the global economic this global economic the forum is essentially a recruiting center for the future world elite, and if we look at who graduated from the so-called school of young leaders or world l

would the cia and — that sumdeel is likely. would the cia and mossad - that sumdeel is likely.mdeel is likely. would l the cia and mossad be involved in the initial ceasefire agreement? is it normal to have spy agreement? is it normal to have spy agencies involved in negotiations like this? well, in this case _ negotiations like this? well, in this case we _ negotiations like this? well, in this case we have - negotiations like this? well, | in this case we have someone like director burns who has been a diplomat before he became cia director stubby has very established relations with many foreign ministers and governments in the middle east, so in large part he has being tapped not because of his spy agency connections, leadership position, but specifically because of his diplomatic skills and experience and that is what we are seeing. in terms of the israeli mossad chief, he is the one netanyahu trust you handle these negotiations as well. ,,, ., ~ handle these negotiations as well. .,~ ., handle these negotiations as well. ., ~ ., well. speaking of mr netanyahu, he really is

this time however the study will be led by an cia. the expert for executive branch.nfortunately despite numerous requests we have yet to receive the first feasibility study and a briefing on the result of that study from the administration. i will again echo the administration needs to provide us with that information immediately i expect the full briefing ntia has results as well. to continue wireless leadership we must make sure spectrum resources are used efficiently as possible. and we continue to make spectrum available for commercial use in a way that best serves the american people. additionally ntia is responsible for administering the public wireless supply chain innovation fund. seeks to advance the development and adoption of open interoperable radio access networks. the purpose of this program was to inject money into an industry working to diversify the network supply chain. provide secure and affordable alternatives to equipments. unfortunately since the program was launched in april has only awarded 18 million out of the 1.5 billion dollars appropriate

as they say, technology, only with the help of further, how to say, their technologies, they include ciasputes, which is the most valuable product in international relations today. of course, after the collapse of the soviet union , after the end of the cold war , the triumphant march of democratic values ​​around the world began, as we say today, and within the framework of this ideological, unipolar view of world politics, the esi significantly strengthened, but at the same time ceased be short on funds. and one of these very odious projects that was implemented by ngos with the support of usaid was the case of the kuwaiti babies, which was fabricated, and the representatives themselves later foresaw that it was fabricated in order to justify, including before congress, the beginning of the gulf war, well, here it must be said that before and... such kind of public accusations of brutal violations of human rights were used by the usa and controlled, well, controlled, organizations financed by them, and in order, for example, to pass through congress this or that bill that was beneficia

and this hour, inside analysis from two former cia directors, leon panetta and john brennan. >>> and you trump legal team asks the justices to overturn the decision banning him from that state's primary ballot. and good day, i'm andrea mitchell in washington, with the breaking news out of iowa. another tragedy at a high school, where police responded this morning to the scene of an active shooting. we know that at least three people were injured, while the gunman is dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. that's according to law enforcement officials who have been briefed on the matter. this all happened in perry, iowa, 45 minutes outside of des moines, as students were returning to school for their first day of classes after the christmas break. joining us now, ali vitale lay. and jonathan dienst. what do we know, ali, another tragic shooting in middle america, iowa? >> reporter: that's right exactly right, andrea, the first day home from the winter break, we caught up on the scene, this is 45 minutes away from des moines, as you mentioned. what we learned from the informations of

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i say that as a former cia officer.at as somebody who always has an eye towards national security issues. there's a lot more that needs to be determined about where there were disconnects along the way over the past couple of days, before anyone definitively says yes or no on that. >> let's move on because over the weekend, the nation marked three years since the january 6th insurrection and former president trump was in iowa defending those who have been convicted for their roles on january 6th. take a look. >> they ought to release the j-6 hostages. they've suffered enough. they ought to release them. i call them hostages. some people call them prisoners. i call them hostages. release the j 6 hostages, joe. >> congresswoman, trump has called them hostages before. what kind of impact could those words have? >> his use of the words hostages is despicable always and every day, but while there continue to aeli and u.s. citizen hostages, people who are held captive by a terrorist organization abducted from their homes, abd

there is one site that is generally free for america, download a free book, you know where on the ciact, his role is also considered here and not only here, but there are enough sources regarding kissenger, which actually led to complete information isolation and a vacuum around nixon due to memorandum number one, which was developed by the institute of international affairs in britain, which handed over virtually everything to hisonger. the majority of the population, this is true, will suffer from obesity, let's see , we will destroy the education system, we will test them, and impose it on the rest, and america is beautiful because it is a state without nationality, it is a state without some kind of culture passed down from its ancestors, it is absolutely this hodgepodge, suddenly formed , will not play something like the indians or... they stop believing, yes, then he ends with the fact that they believe in them, if the monarch suddenly reigns, his content ends, his power ends. also in this committee, if they suddenly stop believing , they stop listening to them, these financial

cia, kiriakou became the first former cia officer to confirm that the agency waterboarded detainees in the course of its so called war on terror. in 2012, kiriakou became the first cia officer to be convicted of disclosing classified information and the only cia agent to go to jail in connection with the u.s. torture program. today, he is the nation's foremost -- of the nation's one foremost defenders of the first amendment. thank you so much. >> thank you. thank you. thank you, friends. i am honored to be here to speak in support of julian assange. amy said something very important i think in her introductory comments, and that is that julian most likely will be extradited sooner rather than later. and i want to talk about that because i think we should hope for the best but prepare for the worst. so in preparation for the worst, let's talk about solitary confinement. first, i want to say unequivocally that the justice department is lying to everybody. everybody. it is not up to the prosecutors to decide who goes to solitary and who doesn't. that is the sole discretion of the federal

a source miller weather discussions confirms the cia director william burns is affected to meet witharts t discuss the effort to discuss the release of more of the hostages in gaza. sources says that meeting could end up being delayed or canceled . >> speaking of the cia, the caa looking for again few good russians for using social media to recruit disaffected russians unhappy with president vladimir putin and discouraged by the wa in ukraine. here is chief national court security correspondent. the cia launching a new social media campaign to recruit russian assets encouraging russian patriots to go behind the back of putin and reach out through a secure link. >> they have palaces while our soldiers have ancient weapons for the youth a fictitious military officer talks about wanting a better life for his son at the end of the video a message from langley, you are not powerless, contact us safely . >> dan hoffman served in moscow is the cia station chief. >> what i find delicious about this is vladimir putin has been using cyberspace against us, he's using it for disinformatio and to

larry: we single out the cia, not only the cia, but the whole defense and intelligence community, ifhas happened in last bunch of years that should never have happened. i don't know who has been doing this whether the buildings or swept and replaced but this is the back of people's minds, i think it will affect their voting. >> i think this is what american revolution was fought for. i don't use that hyperbolically, in a real sense for most of human history, including old world europe, world view is people cannot be trusted to self-govern. today in back of three litter government -- letter government agency buildings that the decisions get made. we said in 1776 is no, for better or worse, we the people decide that at the ballot box wherever citizen's voice and vote counts equally. one thing to understand did deep state, people that are committing what we view as violations they believe they are doing right thing out of bbe benjamin netanyahu -- benevolence. >> they perverted that whole system, surveillance and oh, my gosh, vivek thank you so much for coming on. thank you for the rall

ray mccoven, former cia analyst from rally north carolina. thank you, sir. now, continuing with the rest of the news, iraq's islamic resistance says it has launched a barrage of missiles at the us run anal assad base in western iraq. a us official says american personnel suffered minor injuries in the attack. the official said initial reports indicated that the base was hit by ballistic missiles. iraqi media reports say over 40 rockets were fired in the... biggest anti-us operation by irakis since october the 7th. over the past months, iraqi resistance forces have carried out attacks on american basis both in iraq and neighboring syria on an almost daily basis. iraq's islamic resistance says the attacks are in response to washington's support for the israeli regime emit the gaza genocide. now earlier, our correspondent in baghdad, muslim salem joined us with more details about the evakiers. resistance latest attack on american forces, listen, just about an hour ago, the iraq resistance has carried out a large, attack asad western baghdad, now this significan

turner: director burns, director of the cia, was in front of my team today.conducting those negotiations, and he gave us an optimistic view that these negotiations could result in both meaningful cease-fire and the return of hostages, also hopefully continuing the lessening of hamas' ability to opere, both as a terrorist organization and within gaza, and get that, as you just said, that humanitarian aid, the palestinians in gaza. >> they have said they will not give uncertain demands. talking about the possibility that this does seem close. rep. turner: i don't want to make productions here, but i can tell you i have great confidence in director burns negotiating skills, and he has been diligently working to bring them together and at the same time resulting in the release of the hostages. that is certainly high on his priority. sumi: chairman turner, always great to have you. thank you so much. while violence continues in the region, undercover israeli forces disguised themselves as medical staff at a hospital in the occupied west bank. one of them in jenin

the cia director many noel is en route to broker a deal. he's become one of president biden's most trusted hands in this matter. what do we think happens here? hamas and israel they're not ipagreement yet on what needs to get done. what's your analysis? >> jonathan, i think this is the last great hope for some kind of deal, and i don't believe cia director bill burns, the qatari prime minister, as well as the egyptian intelligence chief plus even reportedly the tesh service director i don't think they would have descended upon europe if there wasn't some hope. what does this mean now? in essence the deal israel has put forward perhaps a one to two month cease-fire and then you have the release of hostages over 130 actually less are unfortunately alive. but in return israel released security prisoners but that's it. so the real sticking point is that israeli does not want to have a cessation of hostilities. i think this meeting is designed in essence because of the egyptians and qataris. this meeting is meant to put pressure on hamas for the

in the summer , mahmoud mousavi machd, who worked for the cia and masad, was executed in tehran. in early january, a baghdad court as part of the investigation into the murder of soleimani issued an arrest warrant for donald trump. according to iraqi law, if trump is found guilty of premeditated murder, he faces the death penalty. the news became highly symbolic in the final days of his presidency. i advise trump to talk to biden to rent some room in the white house in order to remain out of reach of the justice of the islamic republic of iran. in parliament. for this, for the destruction of only the cars of general süleymanim, they took revenge by launching thirteen ballistic intercontinental missiles at the american strategic military ain al-asad base in iraq. make no mistake, at least 110 us military personnel died as a result of this attack. the americans hid this information and said that they only had a concussion. so. took revenge for the destruction of general suleimani's car. revenge for his murder is that very cruel retribution, which, as i told you, will consist of sev

the story of isis began in the cia right after the 9/11 attacks. that too by creating an infamous image of a man. which had no real connection with those attacks. today, iraq has become the base of a deadly terrorist network under the leadership of abu mossabi done they put him in the spotlight. we tried to explain many times that his cooperation with saddam is impossible. zarqawi was one of those people whom saddam killed without any hesitation. i was an organization analyst and worked with a group . also, who is responsible for evaluating whether al-qaeda and iraq jointly prepared the september 11th attacks or not? the white house needed to connect saddam with al-qaeda in the way of finding more reasons to expand freedom in iraq , but such a connection never existed , which of course is similar to the false claim of the existence of weapons. it is mass murder. they found a man through whom they could make such a connection with saddam. communication that in the future. there was also information about him that he was a sex broker and a criminal w

there are lots of them starting with the cia man, bing garland.hink that, you know, war there were bunch of people who stayed in vietnam for a long time and they they saw what it was like mostly civilians working for the cia and other agent sees and in many ways they got to it by the country and thought that they could somehow make it better but were unable to do it. and edward lansdale is a good example of that. there've been a lot of books written about his role in in advising the government about how to fight against emergency and in and use more intelligent tactics than. we did. but i think when you see that kind of a war where the south was corrupt in many ways it didn't represent people many of the people were stealing goods. you could go to the black market and buy everything that american soldiers were meant have from sea rations to jeeps, almost. and it was easy to become cynical quickly. and the whole body. count idea that that we were going to figure out how won the war by counting the number people would kill. that was just completely

be isis because this region is close to sistan and baluchistan, which is the hot bed for mosad and cia back attacked terrorists such as isis and the ajundala or whatever their name is, maybe they're defunct now that their leader was captured many years ago, but it's without a doubt that it's the united states in israel, if they were... guilty, they wouldn't be going out of their way to prove how not guilty they are for this immense tragedy, and they've spilled the blood of, what is the count is above 100 or close to 200, now according to some estimates, where are their crocodile teers, these same people who came to care so much about the iranian people when it comes to wearing a piece of cloth over woman's head to showcase her dignity and not reduce herself to sexual object in the eyes of the in the public space at least not not in the private space, they don't care when the... blood of innocent iranians including women and children is filled, so these great hypocrites must pay for their crimes and we don't even at at this point in time we need to just basically assume that it's a moas

the people of syria to the to the people of iraq, and likely if if uh this uh rapid uh zionist and cia proxy had not been put down, it could have even metastasized and spread, and so uh once again uh this is the if you will primary uh crime of general soleimani uh in the eyes of uh the the us empire and of the zionists uh he was instrumental in reversing the course of uh their planned destruction of syria, their planned destruction of iraq and their planned implementation of what is known as the chaos strategy or constructive instability whereby societies are simply pulverized uh militarily infrastructurally, economically um in a sort of if we can't have it you can't either formula um and and so you know un unfortunately we we're seeing the the uh residual effects of this uh particularly uh sharply in libya today, had it not been for general soleimani uh his vision, his teaching, his action on the ground uh there would not be legitimate syrian government uh in place over sovereign syria today uh and and likely uh the same thing could be said for for iraq um and it's was not just the th

court pressures israel to stem the loss of lives in gaza but does not come down hard on israel, as cia director bill burns crosses the atlantic, trying to pose a deal to free the hostages. >>> and critical funding for border. israel and ukraine. it's all hanging in the balance as mr. trump tries to get senate republicans to scuttle a border compromise that was weeks in the making. >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. donald trump back in a manhattan courtroom for closing arguments in the e. jean carroll defamation trial. earlier today, the former president left court during the closing arguments by carroll's lawyers over how much he has to pay in damages to e. jean carroll. she's speaking $10 million. he's already been found by a judge to have abused carroll sexually in the 1990s and defamed her while he was president. mr. trump delivered a brief testimony thursday, just about threees long, again denying even knowing carroll. the former president said he lashed out because he, quote, just wanted to defend himself -- defend myself, my family, and, frankly, the pres