corey welcome, happy new year.ake, something that president trump said last night. your take on this. listen, please. >> as you know nikki haley, in particular, is counting on the democrats and liberals to infiltrate your republican primary, you know that. that is what is happening. a group of people coming in that are not republicans, and it is artificially boosting her numbers here. larry: corey, president is not wrong. but what do you think? you are from new hampshire. you have run new hampshire primaries in the past. done a pretty good job, how do you assess this? boston, suburb, liberal, left? democrats, and independents, voting for haley? what did you make of it? >> well, new hampshire has changed it was not that long ago where we were beacon of conservatism, in new england, those days are over, now we're seeing in trump race you look at suffolk pole that came out, you poll the republicans, donald trump beats nikki haley by 37 points, 61 to 24. when you add in everyone, with the opportunity to vote, in primar

thanks for having me. >> corey . i for having me. >> corey.to us, uh, extraordinary that whether you like or dislike donald trump, that the 14th amendment meant something that was designed to stop civil war leaders on the losing side in the 1860s, that that somehow, you know , supreme courts in two you know, supreme courts in two states can decide that somehow it's acceptable to stop donald trump from being a candidate. i mean, are these people losing their minds ? their minds? >> nigel, these are self—aggrandising liberals who are so afraid that when donald trump is on the ballot, he's going to destroy joe biden. they're so fearful that donald trump is going to become the 47th president of the united states it states that they've taken it upon elected upon themselves until elected bureaucrats really , you know, in bureaucrats really, you know, in the supreme court case, in colorado, those people are appointed by a democrat judge in the state of maine , and the the state of maine, and the secretary of state is not elected people. is elected by

big tech which corey is going to speak to much more eloquently than i. and then the results of all of that, which is punitive technological regimes that control and exploit labor. the rise of the algorithmic work platform. and now this year the introduction of which is being used often as a tool by employers and and managers to as leverage workers. right. as a, as a way to automate work or to threaten automate work. it's beenti point in the just resolved strike. if anyone's wga. so without belaboring the point too long, i just want to say it just could not be more. i'm so of course i'm so thrilled for the writers who stuck it out in this protracted battle. but what they were doing and we'll get into it more, is essentially letting them it letting them in way that it was meant to be in the way that it was actually car practiced not as the terminology of today has led us to believe. refusal to be exploited by a technical object. and the writers and now and the actors and, everyone else who's followed suit have done a great service by drawing a red line and

so we design cars are corey door becomes a reality. it would get a direct link to us or be just mainland and to central asia. just a few days after we taking kind of, uh, therapies president ad on and does there be just a yes. rush to this meeting in the future on suggesting that this could be their next focus. turkish and those that are be joining military health exercises here for their soaking. army and fears. such a connection would also strengthen the organization of 30 states. the cooperation chung from the by turkey during the last summit, president ad on mobilized support for the issue. not too much due to the, the opening of the lane will not only contribute to the wellbeing of all countries in the region, but will also connect tarkey with it's unsuccessful, homeless, central asia, for the successful completion of this phase, we as a talking world must continue to support as it by john, by this newly opened the cost of the building shows, there is one more power here which has been blocking. 13th rushes so far. it's the wrong

i'm glad he ran, corey, i'm glad he finally withdraw.ink it is very constructive, very positive. corey lewandoski you are as smart as you always were. >> thank you, larry. larry: take care of yourself. coming up here on "kudlow," will the supreme court stick it to federal agencies and stop their regulatory power? fox news shannon bream will give us the lowdown on a very returns. so you can get back to your monster to-do list. -really? -get a quote at progresivecommercial.com. in a rocky mountain setting? spanning over 280,000 acres, three forks ranch is the destination for luxury and adventure. enjoy private skiing with 23 runs for every level. kick back for intimate performances from the best in country music. enhance your wellness and longevity through our mayo clinic programs, or plan your meeting for a memorable corporate retreat. discover the west kept secret. go to threeforksranch.com to book your luxury experience. that first time you take a step back. i made that. with your very own online store. i sold that. and you can manage i

a blast released a huge rock formation from the corey will 15 meters up the head 1st. they weren't sure what they were looking at. a cool sample cleared it up. it was a gigantic lava boom that had been flung out of the volcanic crater. the strong love of them was discovered back there and just laid there for some time . finally, they, we missed a policy of strong decided they wanted to them. the question was, how to get this thing over there. it weighs $120.00 tons. how do you move a stone, measuring almost 5 meters across over the fields from the quarry to the village? we don't watch the wind, there's one up on up to a lot of pieces in mid deadlines and obviously they waited until the ground had frozen over the winter with the eyes and stuff into the 5. then they welded to be going plates together and rolled the bomb onto them. when i thought maybe i should be able to take a large caterpillar and a bulldozer question from behind to move to boulder across the field to where they wanted it decided, oh, i'm a single octopus. but where did the joint real come from? the co

joining us now to tell us what you learned is corey tar low.we will forgive you for this particular in fraction. take us through it. >> thanks for having me, what i would say is last week we spent some time with the costco cfo as well as their head of ir and financial planning and we walked away feeling very positive and bottom line, the company feels very healthy at the moment and we feel comfortable buying shares here because we see a lot of upside to numbers ahead. it's really driven by traffic so the company's traffic growth has been up 7% in the last month or so and if you look at a cross retail, many retailers are seeing traffic up, low single digits, some are up mid- single digits and some are up negative. i think this is a function of member growth and the membership is now at 72 million with strong renewal rates that are now at all-time highs. 93% and so, the one-liner here is really simple. more people are going to costco more often and they are continually renewing at higher rates which should drive up the numbers ahead. >> what exac

corey, thanks for being here.chers union, is going to fight back. because last year was a banner year for school choice. now they're trying to tell parents it's bad, and you're rousest if you support it? -- racist racist. >> it's a bold strategy. let's see if it works out for them, calling parents racist for wanting more of a say in their kids' education. this really goes to show you that they have no logical capabilities at all, and these people are, they're teach thing millions of children all across the country, they're unintentionally making the case for school choice. they're providing free advertising for school choice during school choice week which is absolutely glorious, actually. our momentum is going to continue because families aren't going to be silenced into submission. they're going to be emboldened to push back even harder. and the momentum's going to continue in 2024. we have states like tennessee, louisiana, mississippi, georgia. they're all on deck to expand school choice even further. look, thi

. >> gracias corey sí, oye, se ve súper divertido este lugar. sí se me antojó ir.dad que hay muchos lugares como este en cada estado para que ustedes vaya y se divierta con toda la familia y a nosotros el tiempo seos. gr n acabóac este es su noticiero telemundo california. al mediodía. >> muy buenas tardes de martes les saluda claudia de la fuente. gracias por su preferencia en este espacio comenzamos contándole de una ciudad del condado san mateo empieza año nuevo con el pie derecho, ya que reportaron 0 homicidios durante el 2023. fátima navarrete estás en vivo desde allí para ampliarnos cómo han cambiado las cosas en comparación a unas décadas atrás. adelante >> claudia estamos hablando de la pequeña comunidad de issa palo alto, que ha cambiado muchísimo hace 30 años era considerada la capital de la muerte por el alto número de homicidios, pero 2023 fue otra historia. no se reportó ningún asesinato en los límites de esta ciudad que valga decir, es mayoritariamente hispana y acaba de cumplir 40 años de haber sido incorporada a la jurisdicción del condado san mateo

corey. so let me start with the most the craziest sort of factor the average russian annual salary income i'm sorry, income is seven the equivalent of $795. the median is about 1100 dollars. the families of the soldiers killed in ukraine get the equivalent. $73,000. this more than they ever in their wildest dreams could imagine. the paradox of it that their village in russia, the thrived. yeah, i mean i mean it's an unimaginable, sinister and yet he's gone. it's literally in those places does god godforsaken of the what it's called monaco rada. it became the source of income. i mean, the people could repair their homes. they could finally get get a a small car there. their only chinese cars, by the way, left in russia. but it's better than nothing. better than the russian car. and and another that he does very cleverly is a he avoids despite the clamor of patriotic bloggers, he he refuses to have a full mobilization. he announced a partial mobilization. he knows that the full mobilization wi

corey. so let me start with the most the craziest sort of factor the average russian annual salary income i'm sorry, income is seven the equivalent of $795. the median is about 1100 dollars. the families of the soldiers killed in ukraine get the equivalent. $73,000. this more than they ever in their wildest dreams could imagine. the paradox of it that their village in russia, the thrived. yeah, i mean i mean it's an unimaginable, sinister and yet he's gone. it's literally in those places does god godforsaken of the what it's called monaco rada. it became the source of income. i mean, the people could repair their homes. they could finally get get a a small car there. their only chinese cars, by the way, left in russia. but it's better than nothing. better than the russian car. and and another that he does very cleverly is a he avoids despite the clamor of patriotic bloggers, he he refuses to have a full mobilization. he announced a partial mobilization. he knows that the full mobilization wi

is polluting the environment there, and they are planting bombs on the both sides of the election. corey, the so this was a state orchestrated demonstrations. they've looked this quite a dog, which means that the people's where to start 120000 armenians in not going to cut off, they lost their lifeline. they don't have any supply of let's say food and medicine and other basic necessities. so they were, they have start after 8 to 9 months, they couldn't, let's say, resist more without food. and all these basic necessities. and when the people in not going to cut up a $120000.00 people, each to a point of starvation, azerbaijan waged military campaign. and they help, okay, pied every inch of not going to cut off, including all the areas that belong to the armenians that are populated by the armenians are going to be on the side. claim that the people who live there, meaning it make our maintenance kind of states and they don't have to go to armenia . but the footage that we watched from on the ground in not going to cut up ah, show clearly that the forces off as a bitch on they have commit

igor schwiontok, as well as corey gulf. considering the elimination of rybakina, zheber and pigula, do i consider myself the main favorite of the tournament? look, this is tennis, yes, some top players have lost in previous matches and that just goes to show that anything can happen, so i don't want to look that far ahead, i'm just trying to stay focused from match to match if i go out next round, i can take part in another one, if not, then no, i'm just doing my best and trying to prepare for to each. as best as possible from other results, let us note the victory of sixteen-year-old russian mira andreeva over the 72nd world racket of the french. the girls exchanged victories in the first two sets, both ending with the same score of 6:1 and lasting exactly 32 minutes. pari took the lead in the match, but andreeva fought back, but the third game started very badly for the russian tennis player. andreeva was losing 1:5 and the frenchwoman gave in to the match, but mira made an incredible comeback. another russian woman maria

i like corey's wording a lot. basically, you like corey's wording. basically you like corey's wording. uh i'm good with it. yeah. okay you want to make that motion with corey's wording since it's already been worded and does exactly what you're talking about. yes, i would make the motion with, uh, corey's wording . i would move to i would move, i would move to grant the appeal. and um, remove the nsr with respect to the, um, deck, uh, to grant the appeal with respect to the solarium and to uphold the appeal with respect to the spiral stair and what other bells and whistles is necessary? uh to uphold the determination and uphold the determination? yes. with respect and the part about the, uh, requiring as a condition a, uh, an opaque or like, um, so we can talk about that because i'm not convinced i want to do that now. i would rather have the people whose privacy is impacted have conversations with them and perhaps file an appeal. so that they can sort this out if necessary. and then if they can't sort this out amongst themselves, then it comes back

i know personally..." judge uh from knowing the family of rachel corey who was killed by an israeli bulldozer while defending the home of a palestinian friend of hers in the gaza strip in i believe 2 th um they alleged that her parts of her body were taken by that very figure that notorious figure dr. yahuda hiss when she was her body was returned to her family so there's a history of this is very unsettling. دو تا ماشین در فرودگاه بغداد مورد هدف روی موبایل یک خبر میومد که یه اتفاقی توی فرودگاه بغداد افتاده چند نفر شهید شدن فقط فیلم سوختن اون دو تا ماشینا رو دیدم دلم آشوب شد به همسرم گفتم که وای حسین فرودگاه بغدادو زدن بابا عراقه الان بابا چهجوری برگرده. چون ما بلافاصله اتفاقی بود دنبال خدا رحمت کنه پورجعفری رو می گرفتیم تلفنش در دسترسم پرسیدم از سردار. precidented full-blown attack on israel an operation that truly fits its name, the al-aqsa storm. in the october, seven attack, hamas and fellow resistance fighters humiliated israel's so-called invincible military and spy services by infiltrating the occupied territories via land, sea and air, killing hundreds of israelis and taking many othe

corey gauff wins the next four games and serves to win the first set.e game against sabalenka. arina scored a reverse break and switched the game to a tiebreak, where the belarusian again dominated. six double faults by gauff are a lot for one set. at the same time, the belarusian played more actively. sabalenka won 7:6. five aces. with only two double faults, corey gave out in the second segment of the match, the american made only six unforced errors, while sabalenka had as many as 13, but even having improved the game so much, she loses her serve with the score 4:4, but how it turned out that the final game of the belarusian was over-under, but still won 6:4 in revenge for the loss.

you an agency say humanitarian corey doors for aid are needed now to save lives. meanwhile, on a visit to the occupied westbank, the u. s. as tough to fill in that has reaffirmed washington support for a palestinian state secretary of state anthony of lincoln so that he had productive talks with palestinian president mock with a boss about reforming his government. us once a reformed palestinian authority to govern garza after israel's war with moss abbas said that gaza was an integral part of palestinian territory and called for an international peace conference. and the german foreign minister laid a bare bach is in lebanon, where she has been holding talks with caretaker prime minister ninety's mccarty. they discussed the tensions between israel and the she, i lebanese hezbollah militia. their boss also met with un observers while visiting german soldiers stationed on a forget in the favored harbor. steinberg from the german institute for international and security affairs has more about blinking and bare box visit to the region as well as i think that the visits by secretary blinki

you an agency say humanitarian corey doors for aid are needed now to save lives. and earlier i spoke with christian linda maya from the world health organization. i asked him whether his staff, we're noticing a difference on the ground after the israeli army said would facilitate more aid into casa. so the willingness is, of course, great, but no, we have not seen any changes on the ground. the words have yet to um, translate into action on the ground. the problem for us is the any permission. and so any aid coming in or you back who is going out is way to talk. it cannot be planned coming while i sit for days waiting to get in convoys sit inside garza, one thing to go to the north end of waiting for permission is also everything was planned as, according to the instructions giving the a talk situation. that's the problem with dealing with, and of course in a, in a short amount of time and a short window, there can never be enough to help. lots of people, even if the roads are then clear, also tax, clear bombs and leo the rates in order to bring material it is off

mr. bu corey, are you there? let's move on now to some of the other stores will certainly try to have him back if we can reestablish a connection. he is really military has confirmed that it's been flooding. parts of hamas is underground tunnel network and gaza. the army says it is making sure groundwater isn't affected. experts have worn that flooding. the tunnels could damage to the territory as fresh water supplies and risk the lives of hostages. still being held by how much to you in secretary general, antonio quoterush has urged donor countries to continue funding. the embattled un agency for palestinian refugees came back behind, clicked the embattled un agency for palestinian refugees. he met behind closed doors with ambassadors from 35 nations following accusations that 12 employees of the new uh agency, participated in the last tear attack on israel on october 7th. last year. several countries, including germany, have subsequently suspended their funding. farmers in france continued to block highways aro

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you an agency say humanitarian corey doors for aid are needed now to save lives. meanwhile, on a visit to the west bank, the us has top diplomat has reaffirmed washington supports the creation of a palestinian state, us secretary of state anthony blinking, so that his thoughts with the palestinian president. luckily the boss were productive and that they focused on political reform. washington, once a reformed petal standing authority to govern gauze after israel's war with the mos abbas said, gaza is an integral part of the palestinian territory. he has called for an international peace conference w, as rebecca rivers has more now from jerusalem. well, just how productive this discussion will be, just what concrete comes out of it brand remains to be seen. of course, although the us certainly attains to say that today's discussion was productive, anthony blinking, saying a game as he touch down in ball rain. the next stop on his middle is to a game reiterating that must have boston. allison in president was very open to the discussion, very open to the suggestions that the secretary h

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you an agency say humanitarian corey doors for aid are needed now to save lives. meanwhile, on a visit to the west bank, the us is top diplomat reaffirming washington supports the creation of a palestinian state. us secretary of state entity blinking. so that is talks with health spending and president who the boss were productive and that they focused on political reform. the us once a reform to palestinian authority to govern garza after israel's war with them off of boss said that guns is an integral part of palestinian territory. he called for an international peace conference. german for administer on the lena bear block is in 11 non where she's been holding towards with the caretaker, prime minister dodge, even in the cottage. they discussed the tensions excuse me, between israel and does she like lebanese hezbollah militia? their back also met with you and observers, while visiting german soldiers stationed on a frigate in the bay. reed harbor. our chief political correspondent, anita hoss. it has more now on the german ford minister's visit to loveland. i'm on the frigate butto

hi i'm corey shockey.ead the foreign and defense policy team here, the american enterprise institute. but tacking back to the conversation. so it sounds like your judgment is that we don't just have a putin problem, but because we have had a putin problem, we now also a russia problem, according one of the things that that struck and of course, you know, if if a book you write, first of all, does not involve. sometimes 180 degrees from from from your original idea, then it's not a good you're not thinking your way through. yeah and secondly, if you're not surprised by by by what this book tells you. then then again, it's not a particularly good one of the things that surprised miller there were several things is precisely that and that is that. it's not a new idea. but goodness, this was really exhibit a how in a in a country with a a weak tradition of civil civil society weak tradition of self organization. how quick early and almost painless only elites could turn around that country and the public opini

cemeteries had body parts missing and i know personally judge uh from knowing the family of rachel coreyf this is very unsettling. israel's economy is now in a crisis. as it was hit by double wamy this year, the so-called judicial overhaul and the us-israel war. the uh slaughter in gaza, the uh, ethnic cleansing, which borders on genocide, i think, is costing israel a great deal in terms of of money. the regime is also suffering massively due to the boycott campaign. these are young professionals, lot of... college students, they're going to have an impact on this region for the years down the road, they'll be the new generation that will join people like malaysia. join us in this edition of economic divide where we look at how israel's economy is suffering. your headlines on press tv, the gaza's rift faces major health crisis as israel continues to pound the territories hospitals taking the overall death toll to nearly 23,000. israely forces kill three palestinians including a 4-year-old girl after shooting at two vehicles a checkpoint near the occupied city of auguts. and yemen says th

corey teague, planning department. um commissioner epler touched on a couple of things i was going to point out, which is, i mean, the applicants were aware of the objective conditions when they filed this subject permit because they clearly been adopted by the planning commission previously. um, also astutely, like on the ha question, i mean, i think there is a question of what is a new project and ha doesn't tell us what a new project is. um, the planning commission, you know, specifically we asked at the at the hearing, uh, the city attorney's office, you know, to give them some confirmation on the 174 premise that was supported, like the planning commission's basis for making this decision was an understanding that they were compliant with. ha. obviously, the appellants disagree, but like, that's that's that was the understanding that the planning commission had um, and the applicant was very clearly aware of the objective requirements and they did not feel that this represented a new project, even though it was te

so so is that this is a scary generation and god knows again my hope, corey, is that is that different elites coming to power would might turn even that generation around. you know for any and i know there are lots of people in room who remember august of 91 where tens of came to defend the so-called white house yeltsin and defeated the coup. this these are the same people. well, i mean, not literally. these are probably the fathers or even grandfathers of of this current generation. but it shows that the russia is not dead to to the ability of democracy in the ability of freedom and the only hope i have is that is a new leaders of will will go back to that to that moment in russian history. other questions. yes. thank you. i'm charlie walser from der university. what really you get to see of the economic stuff is beginning to hit a little bit. if you read today's kommersant the cost of renovating your apartment has gone up 40 or 50% of the ministry of health just announced something like 400 medicines are no longer going to be making sure that stuff going to trickle down. but what i r

i would straighten my nose, but why does zoya have a wonderful nose, corey, just be corey, don’t do likemale happiness in male despair, a woman who jokes endlessly, for me this is the most, well, just unsexy , what could happen in nature, if you connect your life with me, then perhaps you will have materials for stand-up for a long time, when the pirate is fixed in your head? he insults me, i don’t like it, it makes me sad, depressed, as he said, yes, what are you going to do? the main thing is that you bring money, at that moment i was so moved, and i just thought, well, the person who loves you won’t say that, sit down, you ’re pulling me a little, and now i’ll pull you, you raise your left leg and now lean forward, no, once we’ve started, come on, come on, come on, let’s talk about... well, let’s try below, like mothers are not a poster, don’t tell me anymore, when they don’t raise their children and don’t see them, i ask you to return my grandchildren , what condition was put forward for you to restore, so that i i did cosmetic repairs, spent 3 months in a narcology clinic, but why w

i have also been able to meet corey and his professor here. this is super cool.te for a month volunteering with the campaign ahead of this. so you can't vote in new hampshire but you have been talking to a lot of voters. let's start first. which campaign are you volunteering with. >> i'm volunteering with the trump campaign. >> okay. so after a big win last night, how are you feeling now about him and will you be voting for him in your own primary and then ultimately general election, potentially. >> absolutely. i do plan to vote for him in the primary in the general election. we are feeling very good going into new hampshire especially after vivek's endorsement of trump last night. >> so we saw a strong ground game in iowa. tell me what going on here in new hampshire. what are you doing and what has the reception been for voters here on the ground. >> i have been door-knocking a lot in new hampshire. that's the main thing i have been doing on the campaign. a lookout of mixed reaction and a lot of strong support and strong opposition, too. which -- ha ha. >> that

the cemeteries, had body parts missing, i know personally judge uh from knowing the family of rachel corey who was killed by an israeli buldozer while defending the home of a palestinian friend of hers in the gaza strip in, i believe 2 th they alleged that her parts of her body were taken. by that very figure, that notorious figure dr. yahooda hiss when she was, her body was returned to her family, so there's a history of this is very unsettling, and how do they do this? i mean, do they bring the body to to an israeli morg, and an israeli mortician opens up the body and removes the organs and then they bury the body in a in a mass grave, well that's what the gaza ministry of health is... that israeli soldiers are enduring in the gaza strip as thousands are being wounded in this sort of faultering military assault on gaza, the israeli skin bank is accused of stealing body parts as well, so this is a this is this is a crime against humanity that goes to the essence of israel's assault on personal, the personal freedom of palestinians that families don't even have the right to bury their own

there's been reporting today that that member is corey busch from missouri.ncerns about this, or is this the normal course of business? any thoughts about this investigation? >> i just heard about this a couple of hours ago. i'm concerned about this. i'm always interested in members of our caucus and members of congress and most especially african-american members of congress. making sure that they do not get involved and stuff like this. because sometimes things can happen. unintentionally or -- i hope the investigation reveals that she will be absolved of anything. let's just say of anything that is against the law. i did not know anything about it until two hours ago. >> unfortunately that is it. ank you very much, congressman clyburn, for spending time with us. >> thank you very much for having me. >> please do it again. if you want to hear more, visit our website, washingtonpostlive.com. i'm the national political report

the cemeteries, had body parts missing, i know personally judge uh from no... the family of rachel coreythe gaza strip i believe 2 3 um they alleged that her parts of her body were taken by that very figure that notorious figure dr. yahooda hiss when she was her body was return to her family so there's a history of this is very unsettling. press tvs news are 15 members of a palestinian family have fallen victim to the latest israeli strikes in southern gaza city of rafa and han unisa un run school came under. heavy israeli attack injuring palestinians, taking shelter there, civilian areas across al-magazi and nosirat refugee camps were also pounded by the israeli war planes. a rights advocacy group has called 2023 the year of genocide for palestinian children. defense for children international says the rate of kids killed in gaza is unprecedented and expected to rise due to the unrelenting attacks by the israely regime against civilian infrastructure.

corey stoll. >> corey stoll >> seth: elle fanning. >> elle fanning. >> seth: elle fanning i just heardjimmy fallon" talking about you making her break. you do a fair amount of yelling. >> i do a fair amount of yelling in this play, it is true and so vocally, it's challenging. and so what happens sometimes on a matinee day when my voice is not appropriately warmed up, i don't have all the things -- truly, i went into your bathroom here today, i started going -- [ vocal exercise ] warming up my voice to get ready to do the play -- anyway >> seth: the public one, not my personal bathroom. >> no, i went into your bathroom [ light laughter ] i just wanted to touch all your stuff. [ light laughter ] anyway, my point is, i do a lot of yelling and a lot of cracky-voice things happen on a, you know, saturday matinee, wednesday matinee. one time i went on the stage and i said the line, "all right, river" is my line, elle plays a character named river. and instead it came out, "all right rrrvr," like that. [ light laughter ] elle was just like -- she looked at me i was like, oh -- shoot. then she

not normally at the are you leaving their own truck, corey, jake? uh, the uh the the the, the fortune sort of, the the headlines that golf in officials from what they called high risk. they cannot because point is well following a new series of deadly strikes or an energy or reveals allegations of how to city use. we use this human shields by the idea that we need to be able to choose presence in regards to the troops. so that will have a choose precedence for a long period of time because the for on there, there will be to me when that says that wants to kill us every time to wake up in the morning. we will not exist is arouse finance when if this box out rage like holding the entire population of dogs that know it sees during optimizations of racism from the us. media. on speaking exclusively to all tv, palestinian and best of the to canada condemns also as refusal to quote for sci fi and guns that.

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