elaine: thank you for putting this together. let me say something about ezra's point. if you look on the brookings website, you will see two pieces. one from a couple years ago and one will be out this week that discuss the heritage foundation's data. i rarely am in the position of promoting this but i would urge you to look at the heritage foundation data on illegal votes . i do not know if you have seen this, ezra, essentially they did it to the whole u.s., the data set, and the headline is look at all of these illegal votes, oh my god. then you take a given state. there were 56 cases of people voting illegally in one state. those cases occurred over 25 years. 25 years. millions and millions and millions of votes. and as you said, when you figure out the percentages, which my good interns have done, it's minuscule. think about this. if you are in this country illegally, are you going to vote? you don't want to do anything that draws attention to yourself. you are going to stop at every stoplight, never j walk. you do not want to commit a crime because you might get s

elaine aradillas: she couldn't stay quiet.aring this incredible and unbelievable story. keith morrison: atkins boasted to a fellow inmate named virginia graham about the sharon tate murders. she said, "you know who did it, don't you?" and i looked at her, and i said, no, i don't. and her words to me were, "well, you're looking at her." keith morrison: atkins told virginia graham every hideous detail. even mocking one of her victims. virginia graham: he was screaming help, help. somebody, please help me. and she said, "and nobody came, and we killed him." keith morrison: virginia told the cops. man: police apparently got their break in the tate case when this girl, susan atkins, was arrested and talked to a cellmate about the tate killings. keith morrison: four months after the tate and labianca killings, charles manson and several of his followers were indicted for murder. he'd come to la seeking fame. he was about to find it. [theme music] andrea canning: coming up, what if the manson family hadn't been stopped? who might hav

elaine, thank you. to meet their birth families in person, and before they turn 18. that's the finding of a report published today. currently, adopted children and their natural parents can only exchange letters. family rights campaigners have welcomed the report's recommendations, calling it a seismic shift. our correspondent sanchia berg reports. this has been tegan's home since she was adopted aged four. letters once a year were her only link with her birth family until she was 16 and she met her grandparents. they've since died and she treasures her memories. i went and saw my grandad and i was going cook him tea, and it was a moment where his carer came in to check on him and he sort of was like, "oh, my granddaughter�*s cooking for me." and i could just see the pride on him. when a family court approves an adoption, it's a permanent break between the child and their birth family. in law, they become the child of the adopters — unlike fostering. they'll usually be able to send and receive letters f

elaine cobbe, cbs news, paris. >> wow. nearly a billion dollars in pledged donations for that. >>> next on the "cbs weekend news" a lasting tribute for the forever icon betty white. >>> mcdonald's plans to invest $100 million to get customers back after the recent e. coli outbreak linked to onions on quarter pounder hamburgers. $65 million will go directly to the hardest-hit franchises. more than 100 cases of e. coli were reported with one death and four people reporting life-threatening diseases. >>> tonight, organic whole and baby carrots are being recalled over a deadly e. coli outbreak. they were grown at grimway farms in california and sold under more than a dozen store brands including target, whole foods and trader joe's. the bags of carrots were shipped directly to stores across the u.s., puerto rico and canada. >>> well, a new honor for the late betty white. the u.s. postal service is honoring her with a forever stamp. the actress died in december of 2021, just weeks before her 100th birthday. what a class act. >>

here is cbs's elaine quijano. >> reporter: how long has this far been in your family? stephen lee iii is facing an uncertain future. >> in farming, you don't know what's next. >> reporter: six generations of his family have farmed 135 acres of cranberry bogs in southern new jersey. that's a lot of work to protect% something so small. >> yes, it is, but they are good to us. >> reporter: but in the last four months, it's only rained about 3 inches here, roughly a foot less than normal. >> the national weather service says this extreme drought in this part of south jersey is a 150-year event. >> reporter: and before temperatures dip to single digits, the cranberry bogs will have to be flooded to keep the fragile buds from drying out. typically, waterways feed into their reservoir, but now it is a surreal landscape, cracked and bone dry. >> it's shocking, and all you can do is kind of stare out and look at it. >> reporter: lee's daughter jennifer says they turned to a backup while to pump water for their recent harvest, but even that's 20 feet lower than normal. >> we're l

following that, my brookings colleague elaine kamarck, the founding director of our center for effective public management and a senior fellow with me in governance studies. and finally, last but by no means least, ben ginsberg, the volker visiting fellow at the hoover institution at stanford university and the cochair of the pillars of the community program, which you will hear about today, very interesting effort to deal with some of the crises that are afflicting confidence in our elections. interesting, and i daresay effective. with that, i will add one more word about the extraordinary moment in which we find ourselves, and then turn it over to our panel. if you thought that the events of the post-election of 2020 we re compelling, then like me, you have watched in alarm as instead of that fire of disinformation, baseless litigation, attacks on the integrity of the election and election workers, instead of that fire burning out, it has continued to rage. we find ourselves once again four years later on the cusp of a presidential election in which the threats have metastasized. it's

one of them is, of course, elaine mosque, who that big on trump could play an important role in the next administration that was already added. and earlier today, when he participated in a call between donald trump, the ukranian presidents and landscape. and well, it's not clear which role he could play. he has, for example, suggested that he could lead a department of government efficiency. we of course, don't know how this would look like if we look at other departments. if we'll look at the state department, there are a few names already making the round. one of them is also well known in berlin. richard cornell, one of the drums, closest foreign policy advisors that you could be secretary of state. he was the director of national intelligence and the us, and bassett, or it's a gemini, is always well known also that he could be possibly also a national security advisor. and now the name that we're hearing over and over is my compare. who serves as a director of the c i a he was also secretary of state during tons 1st at 10 years indeed considered a top contender for the job again. so

then for the also q salma, which is prime minister and divide, who's increasing be seen as elaine duck presidents with i'm sure i'm coming in on the 20th of january. but in germany and all that sold spaces at very low opinion polls. the only issue where he actually pose well is on what he's label is calling to see a force in on that defense. my policy, if that is not sending this tourist system was x, but say is the best system in the world. it to ukraine not allow frame it's use into russians. there was a fee of fascination at the same time with now seeing the reasoning front of us sides that sending $11000.00 tools for re in troops to the coast area of russia, which is under attack from ukraine. was that initial escalation that and then now allowing long wage message missiles to be use? it is a response to that history will tell which narrative wins over in the end. but we also know that the german pharmacist, she's spoken on this already. and, and she said he is in favor of striking target preventing miss south to cross the border before they could be counted. but she's still tied i

it's a heavy rain full in other parts of the country down in a, in our maria, which is south west of elaine, sit down in the region of under the sea. and there is a regular that. so what they will throw seems to be insisting is this weather event is no food, but by any means that it's shifting around the country and it has been for the last few days. and so many people are still missing. and so there are people who are desperate to know what's happened to, to know where these people are. i know hope is also running out and you've got the changing weather situation as you explained. but at the same time, some incredible, some bible stories just over the past couple of days. yes, that's right. i mean that, that do seem to be dozens. at the very least, dozens of people still missing. many of them a believe to be in calls which was tons and dragged along by the slug water on tuesday and wednesday that but they're all is you some points out there on a lot of stories of miraculous escapes. i mean though they were all i witness accounts of people strapping themselves to tell them post and they got

for repeating the power as in terms of the show, just on the decides fox, he kindly is pretty much elaine doctors, he knows. and that at the time where the situation internationally is getting more and more interesting, shall we say, how does this uncertainty, the fact that he kind of do anything right now effect germany's role in europe? well, it's just another, as you say, it's just another source of uncertainty and anxiety for europeans. you have the election of donald trump, the switched as well. i mean, that's full laptop and i was asked about election coming together. basically what it does is it means who's going to what's going to mean for ukraine was going to be for nature to europe and support for you clean that is basically galvanizing support for the for new cache that may be true replaced from all of these questions . hanging in the air and the fact that there is basically a minority government in germany, an instability, if you like, doesn't help answer those questions and deal with those big challenges. so no idea . but it is what it is and, and turns all the felt just sayi

can i show elaine your art sketchbook?sizes is a big challenge. what we see in the schools we support is quite often some quite extreme behaviours. it might be a physical assault on another child, it might be a physical assault against adults or serious damage to property and classrooms. the complexity of needs of the children that i've seen is growing and growing and growing. the age of the children that we're working with are getting younger and younger. that's very much the case that i've seen locally and nationally in the work that we've been doing. first word is "describe". 90% of permanent exclusions from primary schools in england involve a child with special educational needs. the pandemic has made things worse. trauma, parenting and poverty can also be factors. in a statement, the department for education says it will invest £1 billion into special educational needs and will go further to support teachers. today is a big day for mum jo and her son, jacob. jacob's having his asd assessment, which we've been waiting

he knows he has worked with strong intelligent women like elaine chao, kellyanne, ivanka and many others. former president trump is blasting cumin and defended the women around him and sissy surrounds himself with the strongest of women. maria: unbelievable, thank you very much. now they have to clean up garbage, they have to clean up women around him our job and they have to clean up her campaign without the celebrity saying a lot of nothing. >> the transcript altering something to 60 minute scandal all over again and there was a lot of fuss over the misty comedian garbage joke but he was a surrogate and meanwhile the national review said biden is a sitting president is united states. his garbage stinks a lot worse. i'm hesitant to say any of these gaps will move the needle but if you're dormant young male voter, this could give you a basket of deplorable's, dÉjÀ vu for you to turn out, that's the key trump needs to mobilize men in the swing states because women are outpacing them right now in the early vote. it's all going to come down to whether men show up on election day let mark cu

this is elaine kamarck, she let a company efficiency project in the clinton administration and she'st doge and the goals are not realistic. >> the federal government each year since about $6.1 trillion. most of that money, more than half, is spent on what's called mandatory spending. that means it social security payments, medicare payments, retirement payments for veterans, et cetera. so you can't touch that unless you want to raise a great big political stake which you guess what, i don't think trump really wants to do. i don't think he's going to be wild about cutting social security payments or anything like that. that takes more than half out of there. then you've got interest on the debt and then you got 1.7 trillion last for what we call discretion of spending. that is the military, that is the faa, that is the justice department, that is the education department, that's hud, all the rest of the government. now, elon musk has said and vivek ramaswamy of said they want to cut $2 trillion. that's more than the entire federal discretionary spending. so what you have to ask is, wh

number two, i know he has worked with strong, intelligent women like elaine chao, kellyanne, ivanka andothers. >> brian: how about susie wiles. >> ainsley: susie did put something on social media? did you read that i will try to find it. >> brian: while do you that kellyanne conway is the first woman to run a successful presidential campaign. when he had a chance to revamp and made his move, made his move, he called on her. >> the thing about her, too, when it comes to nikki haley, guess who hired nikki haley? this wasn't a reference to what he was saying about nikki haley and why they not campaigned. they campaigned against each over but they first worked together to the point where if you read nikki haley's book she says i have to report directly to you. and she ended up having a huge problem with the chief of staff kelly as well as mattis. they weren't listening toker had. ended up donald trump had to step in and say you come right to me with any issues because she was strong, willing to take on the marine general, four star general over and over again. i just think out of all the th

and city in september. elaine were beaten by african title holders o alli of egypt and cairo last month, also in round to the still to be confirmed champions of south america. take on to get of mexico that match and the remainder of the tournament and will be played in guitar. ali will play the winner of that darby. the america has in a play of on december the 14th. and whoever makes it through will face round the dread. the 1st inter continental count final will be held on december. the 18th, i think we achieved a lot of confidence in us and cuts out as the hosting country for the store is becoming to be getting bigger. and i hope we shall be adding more of the hosting at the upcoming tournament and providing up with experience for everyone. and to show that we see another, a successful tournament that you've done in a new era is officially underway at manchester, united portuguese coach ever even a more em has started life. as united's manager is predecessor, our town has was fired last month. warren's 1st game in charge will be against it. switch town on november, the 24th at $39.00.

erika's mother, elaine. andrea canning: what did they say? that she was missing.she be missing? i couldn't understand it. you know, what are you talking about? andrea canning (voiceover): erika's sister, ronda, made the long, agonizing trip to vincennes with her parents. ronda norman: and it seemed like an impossible feat that she's missing. and now we have to find her. andrea canning (voiceover): detectives didn't share their theory about a connection to brook baker's murder-- not yet. instead, they focused on tracking down those who knew erika or saw her over the weekend. we were helping them with the phone numbers to-- of her friends. and they were calling and checking to see if they knew where she was. andrea canning (voiceover): elaine had spoken with her daughter just a few days before. she said erika seemed happy, full of plans for the holiday weekend. her family says she was a cheerful person, always had been. she was always teasing me. and she would make fun of me sometimes, but she just liked to have fun. she just had a really good sense of humor. andrea

do more. shelby chose to issue part of the skin. lenny, we're just sort of showing the treasury. elaine is a button on the edge the and the history in front of one called world one and its consequences for solving people's the is, there's a lot of the bunch of the guilt defaults. got a little squid, the blogger on them, does it shut off? i need to impose over to this i v and there in bell in announced the establishment different queens on independence thanked instead of taking the colon, but didn't want to give them that bonus to advertise essentially they tend to the kingdom of poland into what colon, and and then started developing the population. the number was the performative shame what the menus are pretty full goal explorer, thoughts who design it the to the storage. as the war approach to tipping point, russian forces were routing the electron gary anomaly plane. several victories over the tongues, the germany and russia warm each other down and bloody battles. rush as allies, france comfortably put their economies on a wall fitting and prepared to come up, not just germany, but

believe the 1st humans will actually land on the red planet and the next 20 to 30 years standing elaine. this means as a 1st person to set foot on moss has already been bulky poor. and you could say with a generation of ship built into the some of the who was this equipment piece will enable the most complex, some dangerous to an ever i've done, which will lead us to a new well movie some of the other day. and just i guess to annoying the incident good. this is called an exoskeleton. it's meant to simulate the same at mr. eric pressures that astronaut would experience on mars. right. on the lift my hand, maybe that's the neutral site technique. so my hand is lowering back down to small . now when i make it fixed, i need a bit more strength and i easily would not. this is how we are able to simulate the exact physiological stress problems. the display sink will be exposed to in moses atlas van. ever since billionaire is like a lawn mosque, started investing in rockets and exploiting space as a commercial market. the sector has been booming. europe has also seen the emergence of several s

but i don't think she ever thoughts that would elaine fall, in fact, when we 1st got to, to the fall of the puts us being true. and it was in the state that she's, she was pretty much surprised shot. but also, i think a little bit what it is to way that we will make this one works in terms of a korea, in terms of a viable business. but she only says that until you've pulled a lot of others with you, create the jobs we have not achieved success for us as part of the farm workers. we both, both parents and my parents were up on the phone. it's an order for us to be and even for me, it was a deal in the fall. i mean, it's a legacy that we want to put down. i mean, one day, maybe all children can take over from us. this is a really pretty not the big step out the into friendship into the valley, into people that with children that work on the farms that it's possible before and rock can do it, then other skin holes are doing in the rolling hills of friendship. paul's, the course has transformed a once dilapidated form into a symbol of heritage and hope, bridge and past and future bland c

i think alum claim or policy for fire life event, that'll be elaine from james finally got off of the family. could be math. i'm losing portfolio because this even susie dixie is ok. mathis the from alpha. ok. and then you to hear in the other whole yelling and screaming, and we still had to stay composed until the judge has left the room and then people were trying yelling every scene. the court ordered by the end of 2020 adult states would have to reduce emissions by at least 25 percent compared to 1990 levels. you field weight. so we need that. this is really something that can make a turning point maybe in history. so it's a very big and i could, i could feel that it's bizarre or severe today is in a to that excel thoughts must help with the lung by to your because i remember every moment of that day, dennis found back, who is agendas legal council. he was in quotes during the proceedings. i remembered a moment when i realized they're actually going to give it to us. they're actually going to roll in our favor and my hand started to shift. and i remember thinking, all right, now y

so strategy projects mean in the cost of its kinds. elaine cbs downloaded this project has been around for the last 9 years. the style, the show, the contemporary or miracle food flat, it's lost, and these are plastic to wrapping st foot or wait for in the from us in the villages. we've got them to get up with the planting of come out to because i nearly dimensions and thousands of i remember practices to ensure that the list up web lined up is because of i'm not doing that well, no charge to do much already on the far fixture of this women on cocoa plantations cultivating this miracle, that it's not just eco friendly, it's empowering local community meeting or in the morning that even when i keep clear and this greenville venetian, today's menu then kicks south through the side of testing a, b, c. i shall call this, you know, i'm learning how to of i've been putting so i can do it well and sell it. when i get back to my community i, it's a great way to make some money and took care of myself and my family month or to a what i want, i don't know from, from, to market these leaves are s

second place, went to elaine and less scone form a journalist, and head of the center, right opposition party. she's advocating for systemic reforms. the rule of flu and environmental sustained a bit as yeah. but it's mounting installation and the war and neighboring ukraine, that worry romanians most admit they know little about to jessica. but say that when a will have the what caught out, it was like, you know, whoever is going to wait and we have a lot to fix agriculture and the industry are in bad shape. everything's going downhill. which is like the luck we hope for something new, at least to have running water and sewage. and that'll get you going up. those rushes says he's also unknown to them. but alice say any possible interference will be investigated for power for it. these will be looking more closely at the structure of the vote of the case. there were any kind of artificial waves being created. yeah, the still kind of course, if there is any financing involved, you know, because such on such an online revolution, if i can call it is randy according to this, the next round

the safety of the, the 20 for only be a little in the, in the, the official pretext was the police elaine, you did not pay the permits tribute for controlling the city of u. s. and consistently interfered with the russians trained affairs. but they were also more important reasons which mr. to let you to, to, to, to us than most of those, to learn more with it as their students, oscar delta of history. and also dmitri validation is widely known for his scientific works on the history of medieval russia. the care so that they'll scan the also stuff was told to be a 3 to they have never seen the name of both smartphones. keith, i'm gonna finish the sheriff's keys. i mean, yeah, the thing is that i like to shop can just have people see that other routes. haneke these lands was yvonne, the town roubles main objective. the free access to the baltic sea was also the vital for russia. that's the russian. so knew very well the at 1st the live own in wal pulse without poland taking both. however, 14 years after and again, king it's, it gets month to 2nd. poland died leaving the nation without as t

boy shouldn't be chose to rush in part of the skin. lenny, well, we just sort of from the treasury. elaine is about to not be interesting in history of what caused world war one and its consequences. for some examples the i, if i did, there's a line, you know, the bunch of the guilt defaults got a little split. the bullet grown them doesn't shut off. i need to impose over to this side v and there in bell in announced the establishment different queens on independence state instead of the kids that were colon, but didn't want to give them that bonus to advertise essentially they tend to the kingdom of colon dental cohen, and, and then started defaulting, the population, the number was the toilet is shame what the years, but it's still a goal explorer. thoughts design it of to the storage as the warm approach to tipping points russian forces were strong. gary claimed several victories over the tongues. the germany and russia wall retails at down in bloody battles. russia's allies, france comfortably put the economies on a wall fitting and prepared to come up, not just the german, but also ru

press, then for the also q salma, which is prime minister and divide, who's increasing be seen as elaine dog president with them. so i'm coming in on the 20th of january, but in germany and all that sold spaces, a very no opinion polls. the only issue where he actually paused, well, is on what he's labeled is on the see a force and, and that defense my policy. if that is not sending, this tourist system was experts say is the best system in the world. it to ukraine, not allows frame. it's used into russia and there was a fee of the fascination at the same time. we're now seeing the reasoning front of us sides that sending $11000.00 north korean troops to the coast area of russia, which is under attack from ukraine. was that initial escalation it. and then now allowing long wage message missiles to be use is a response to that history will tell which narrative wins over in the end. but we also know that the german pharmacist, she's spoken on this already, and m. c. trinity is in favor of striking target of preventing miss alice across the board and before they could be counted. but she st

i see strategy projects many of the cost of its kinds. elaine cbs downloaded this project has been around for the last 9 years. the style of the show, the contemporary or miracles, food flat, it's lost, and these are plastic for wrapping st foot. the weights in the from us equalled. i'd gotten to have religious with got them together. i would say don't want to plan to not come out to because i nearly dimensions and thousands of i'm going to need to practice is to ensure that the list up website that this was because of, i'm not doing that well, no choice to do my choice. onto farm fixture, this women on cocoa plantations cultivating this miracle that it's not just eco friendly, it's empowering local community to meet or in the morning that anyone would keep clear. and this greenville venetian. today's menu then kicks south through the side of testing a, b c. i shall call that, you know, i'm learning how to of i've been putting so i can do it well and sell it when i get back to my community i, it's a great way to make some money and took care of myself and my family. luckily, i, what i wan

well, we just sort of from the treasury, elaine and a button to be interesting in the history. rent of one called world one and its consequences for solving staples, the i, if i mean there's a lot of the bunch of the guilt defaults, go, if it goes clickable, i go on them, does it shut off? i need to impose over to this side via the ring. the bell in announced the establishment different quiz on independence. thanked instead of the kids the colon, but didn't want to give them that bonus to advertise. essentially, think times the kingdom of poland into what colon, and then started pelting the population. the number was the toilet is shame the news. people go explore thoughts who design it, the to the storage. as the war approach to tipping points, russian forces were strong gary and claimed several victories over the tongues. the germany and russia will reach out that down and bloody battles. rush as allies, england, and france comfortably put their economies on a war fitting and prepared to come up, not just jump the russian territories to which the conditions were already in place . th

that'll be elaine from jenkins bombing off. i'm trying to get the mouse moving work for the 1st. if even so they know that the dixie is ok, my office, the from alpha. ok. and then you to hear in the other whole yelling and screaming. and we still had to stay a gun post until the judges left the room and then people were trying yelling every scene. the court ordered step by the end of 2020 adult states would have to reduce emissions by at least 25 percent compared to 1990 levels. you field weight. so we need that. this is really something that can make a turning point, maybe in history. so it's a very big and i could, i could feel that the bizarre, severe today is in genetics. all thoughts must help with lung by deals crowds. the, i remember, every moment of that day, dennis found back who is agendas legal council. he was in quotes during the proceedings. i remembered a moment when i realized they're actually going to give it to us. they're actually going to roll in our favor and my head started to shift. and i remember thinking, all right, now you need to focus because we need to

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is if like, you have to find information in web or elaine street and to find the flies and i think the price is also a little higher than i think in my country. little more they want to make up for the cheapest can be $400.00 euro is per month for the room without major amenity or is, can we, uh, is it easy to find a job here for the, for example, when i come to and that's the good thing here is that students can work up to 30 hours a week, and there are many places that fire students for work on weekends or even english. it is really difficult to find a job here. anyways, just a part time job because i can spake me very good spanish let's say you made it and you finish your degree. what our sales shows up there that alumni can change their thoughts as to a working visa if they get a word control of meaning. on 6 months since 2022 students can now search for a job as soon as they graduate before that it was impossible until they completed 3 years of residence in spain. that's all for now. where shall we go to next? studios know, we come to the end of the show, be sure to follow us on s

so and germany will be able to actually come to decisions, but also will be elaine dr. tunzia, all right, and the killer standby, we're going to come back to you in just a moment. we want to take a closer look now at the events of last week that led to the collapse of the german coalition. go after 3 rocky years of government, germany is now on the path to new elections. the 3 party coalition, which formed in 2021, fell apart on november 6th. when chancellor, all of shoulds fired finance ministry coast, young linda from the business friendly, free democrats who refused to approve new debt to fund the budget on this there is no basis of trust for further cooperation about serious government work is not possible in this way. okay, for now germany is being managed by a minority government. schultz and his social democrats are cleaning together with the green party headed by o, but how back they'll need votes from opposition. parties to pass any further legislation the, all the tasks will not become any easier, neither in the present nor in the foreseeable future. it will become more challen

been setting, i mean under bite and israel has largely done what it wants, and this next 2 months of elaine, the binding is also very up in the air. you know, the us just send the offensive weapons here, b 52 bombers. so we have to see how that plays. uh with the ron, but in terms of translating, i mean the far right, subtler far right in the coalition is very happy. there's been calls the ford trump line now that it has one to apply sovereignty to fully a next to westbank. this is an open agend done open platform by the government and it's also something that's been happening on the ground in the shadow of the guys of war and 11 and more. so we haven't heard necessarily as much about it, but the westbank is, is, is being re organize the rocky pace and the way it functions, the civil authorities, the fatalities to much rich has taken as finance minister and administered the defense ministry. so these things are bound to be accelerated, both now and in the post trump period. i mean, this farmer investor, david friedman, just published a book on how and why it is relevant to the next to west

and the last us presidential election reason, the north carolina was hit by a hurricane. elaine a dissolves to the by did administration was slow to respond to. so today the state will be among those deciding the elections results with polls showing a slight republican leave. me won't go to trump, has already caused his vote and the address, the public saying he is determined to win. i don't even wanna think about the losing board special be no violence by supporters are not violent people. i don't have to tell them that. and then i certainly don't want any violence, but i certainly don't have to tell these are great people. these are people that believe in no violence. and the thing is, is the crucial us electro college that will decide the country's next leader, political policies appoint electives in each state every 4 years, making up $538.00 electoral votes in total. the number of them depends on the population in each state. and it's so when i take the old system in most states, meaning whichever kinds of it comes out, the head gets older of the states. but it's no matter how slim the

really need, you know, whole this uh, a pack and zion is money is not running around with got offers. elaine is only a guy who is down. he doesn't need marian models, a name or either he's a, he's involved. so he might come in and say, you know, it's already going to be, he doesn't have any particular attachment to israel. i mean it's, it's was always a kind of transaction, real thing. you need the money because he's been very short of money compared to the democrats. so once he's involved, it's quite possible that he might rethink this and think about his story. the legacy is the bringing piece to the movies because he's never about remember the fact that brock obama got a nobel peace prize and he didn't. okay. demo um, you can talk about the american presidential politics. it'd be there for the 3rd cycle now without talking about russia. so when he's rushing meddling in this time around in the election, natalie is obvious here, of course of joking. but, you know, x now goes, you rushed to see this election. did they have a dog in this fight, or every single president is the same when it co

have to the polls. germany is looking with the trepidation at who would be the next us president. elaine say's it been foster productive of nations with whoever is elected by the 2nd comp presidency. good. spell some trouble for germany . the kingship between germany and the u. s. is thriving. what may have been jo biden's last 4 in troop as president was in fact, to berlin. here he was awarded germany's highest honor, the grand cross of the order of merit though for germany, the french save with the united states has been, is now and will always be ex, essentially important biden's lifelong commitment to the trans atlantic relationship and focus on foreign policy helped us determine friendship bloom, key in german chancellor shows see eye to eye on support for ukraine and nato. the us is germany's biggest trading partner in berlin. stance on china has increasingly aligns with washington. the expectation is that with comma la harris as president, the report would continue on the same truck considering also come out of harris, a background to the ego. we'll probably play a more important

so we heard this statement from elaine in the special advisor to the supreme either adding garbage i need on his, when he was in his visit, visit to be rude, saying that the rod is going to respect any decision meant by the lebanese, on lebanese government. that shows in the sense that iran sickness signals 8 sort of desire to cease fire in case it happens and added to that was the statement that'd be heard earlier this month from the mannion president my suit viscount, who came out to say that in case as the spar happens, iran is ready to, let's say, more to find the intensity of its retaliation. the country is still talking about the retaliates reaction after these really attached attacks as trucks. it gets to land of the is not recruit public. so the auction is still on the table, but only know from what are here from different statements from different domain and not visuals is, is showing the very fact that iran is interested in the escalating. iran is not interesting, interested in further escalation of the situation. but one point that i wanted to add is the statement that'd b