peter joseph, hey abby, thank you so much for coming on the empire files, peter, it's been quite a while since i've had you on, i appreciate you coming back on, it has been a while, i now time to keep. flying by, the nightmare of existence, flowing, flowing away, great to have, great, thank you for having me, it's great to be here and good to see you again, it's great to see you, peter, um, given everything that's going on in the world today, i really wanted to get your insight and i think a lot of people who follow you will also would also love to hear what you have to say because you've been posting so much about the genocide going on in gaza and i just you know we've been talking about it off air lot obviously i you ' i look up to you so much, peter, and i just really wanted you to expand on what you've been saying on social media, and i think we can gleen a lot from what you have to say. yeah, in my interest to sort of get away from the social media ecosystem, this had to happen and brain me back so i can rant away. uh, i've posted quite a bit about this because it's such a unique ev

empire. and i speaking as one who comes out of the files of the american imperial beast. that is to say, black people like indigenous people, have been the under side of the american empire, deeply committed to morality and spirituality telling the truth about the american empire. and it's i like satellite countries like user it, keep me track of the crimes against humanity, keeping track of the war crimes keeping track of the crime of genocide. and so to be in a campaign, which is nothing but a moment and a movement of the people that keep in mind, my dear brother, 1953 were black folks who brought the united states to the united nations and said, we charge genocide. that was a great paul ropes, that was a great william paterson. that was a great w. b. dubois, these are towering figures in the history of the american empire. but anti imperialist critical of the empire in is various forms of domination in deep relation. so for me, it could not be a choice to be in solidarity with any people who have been victimized by the us empire. it could be over going bought them all o

empire in deep decay and decline and dissolution in this integration. because when you get a shift from one imperial sensor at once, the americans being the center, you usually get certain forms of intense, intense file, of like the genocide gives us brothers and sisters. the 1st of june 1940 in the early forty's, that was a sign of the decline in the case of the european empires and a new euro was in the making. in that new year, it produced the soviet empire and the united states and power right now. because in many ways is a pivotal moment because there's a sign of the lack of credibility. the lack of legitimacy of the world has been dominated by the us. in part and i speaking as one who comes out of the files of the american imperial beast. that is to say black people like indigenous people, have been the under side of the american empire. deeply committed to morality and spirituality telling the truth about the american empire. and so i like satellite countries like user it. keep me track of the crimes against humanity, keeping track of the war crimes keeping track of the crime of justice. and so to be in a campaign, which is nothing but a moment and a movement of the people that keep in mind, m

empire before his presidency. the former president's lawyers filed notices of appeal this morning asking to overturn the verdict inttorney general letitia james's lawsuit and reverse those staggering penalties. trump's appeal and all that paperwork did not address whether or not he is seeking to pause the collection of that judgment while he appeals. coming up here, the corpse flower and san francisco is expected to bloom any moment now. we have those details next. what do i see in peter dixon? i see my husband... the father of our girls. i see a public servant. a man who served under secretary clinton in the state department... where he took on the epidemic of violence against women in the congo. i see a fighter, a tenacious problem-solver... who will go to congress and protect abortion rights and our democracy. because he sees a better future for all of us. i'm peter dixon and i approved this message. >> nasa has released new images showing the lunar lander that touched down sideways on the moon. these images show that privately owned spacecraft near the moon's south pole. bottom, i'll from its intended target,

empire before his presidency. the former president's lawyers filed a notice of appeal this morning asking to overturn the verdict in attorney general letitia james's lawsuit and reverse the staggering penalties. trump's appeal and all that paperwork did not address whether or not he is seeking to pause collection of the judgment while he appeals >> how ai is fighting food? allergies by analyzing data and predicting treatments faster than ever in tax mark? >> right. and the warriors looking to extend their 3 game winning streak while hosting the nuggets will show you the the nuggets will show you the highlights after this. ♪oh what a good time we will have♪ ♪you... can make it happen...♪ ♪♪ try dietary supplements from voltaren for healthy joints. what do i see in peter dixon? try dietary supplements from voltaren i see my husband... the father of our girls. i see a public servant. a man who served under secretary clinton in the state department... where he took on the epidemic of violence against women in the congo. i see a fighter, a tenacious problem-solver... who will go to congress and protect abortion rights a

what governor kathy hochul is telling businesses in the empire state after courts ruled against former president trump in his new york civil file >> kelly o'grady is in manhattan. >> that is right, a ruling sending shockwaves through the community. the concern being if this were to happen to former president trump, what stops real estate developers from seeing that same fate, it is a fate that could prove problematic for the new york empire. financial penalties are staggering. judge ordered former president trump to pay $355 million and close to $100 million in interest. that will be tough in an election year temperature is perhaps the financing needs that could pose the biggest challenge. he or his businesses cannot get a loan in new york for three years. he response former president trump says he plans to appeal and his team warned the business community, every member should be gravely concerned with this gross overreach and brazen attempt to expert limitless power where no private or public harm has been established. governor hochul has tried to, reaction has been loud, one major hedge fund manager says this sets precedence

so she filed this lawsuit to try to bankrupt and destroy the former presidents financial empire.are saying in this verdict is a real step towards that. there was no jury in this case it was the judge's decision and his alone. he explains in the decision the law did not give trump a right to a jury trial. it'celica's lawyers made a miste and forgot to ask for a jury trial. the lot did not allow each trump a jury trial in this case. larry: first of all it's very important points that you make. second of all it is why i have raise the point here where is trump's free speech? where is his right to life, liberty, the pursuit of happyness. they would not even let a jury trial. and as you know the judge made up his mind before this was effectively a show trial the judge has made up his mind and told everybody before. as you also know in new york the way it works you have the state supreme court is not a high-level court it is a lower level court. there are no primaries, republicans don't run anymore. the judges are picked by democratic clubhouses in effect. so what kind of democracy is

empires? and what can you tell us about the importance of events such as the 2nd congress of the international russell file movement? how does it counter these stream of russell phobic statements we've been saying coming from some western country. oh, most definitely. this is hard because most of the media conglomerates belong to the western capital. which means that they don't, haven't already, i'm a anymore, a monopoly on information. but they still have a huge influence on creating this buffer around russia, which is preventing, uh, from uh, from the uh, a russian side of the or the story to get through. and the russian side is like, i would say of the majority of the world, basically the congress is important because people from the middle east from south america, from africa, european countries, people for wester, uh, countries, uh, who are dissatisfied, who are angry about this. i would say stage where the whole world is a hostage of uni polarity, of the western neo colonial domination. they gathered to, to say that it's uh, that they have the power to resist. and that is exactly. i think what, what

so she file this is lawsuit to try to bankrupt and destroy the former president's financial empire.s you were saying this verdict is a real step towards that and by the way there a was no jury in this case. it was judge engoron's decision and his alone and he explains in the decision that the law did not give trump a right to a jury trial. so it is not like his lawyers made any mistake forgot to ask for a jury trial. the law did not allow trump a jury trial in this case. larry: that is one reason, byron, first of all a very important point that you make. second of all, it is why i have raised the point here, where is trump's free speech? where is his right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness? where is this right to constitutional rights? they wouldn't even let a jury trial here. as you know the judge made up his mind before. this was effectively a show trial. the judge had made up his mind and told everybody before. i think you also know, in new york the way it works the state supreme court is not a high level court. it is a lower level court. there are no primaries. repub

lawyers for trump filed a notice of appeal yesterday challenging judge arthur engoron's finding that the former president lied about his welt as he grew his real estate empirert documents, trump's attorney asked the state's appeals court to decide whether the judge committed errors of law and/or fact, and whether he abused his discretion and acted in excess of his jurisdiction. it's unclear how trump would pay the judgment and the roughly $100,000 a day in interest, an amount that will simply grow until it's paid. it's likely the appeals proceedings can last a year or more. meanwhile prosecutors in trump's hush money case are asking the judge to impose a partial gag order on the former president ahead of next month's criminal trial. the manhattan d.a.'s office is looking to bar trump from making or directing others to make public statements about potential witnesses, jurors, court staffers, and members of d.a. alvin bragg's legal team. the d.a. cited trump's, quote, long history of making public and inflammatory remarks about the participants in various judicial proceedings against him. wave also learned trump's legal team is hoping to block key witnesses f

peter joseph, hey abby, thank you so much for coming on the empire files, peter, it's been quite a while since i've had you on, i appreciate you coming back on, it has been a while, i now time to keep. flying by the nightmare of existence, flowing, flowing away, great to have, great, thank you for having me, it's great to be here and good to see you again, it's great to see you, peter, um, given everything that's going on in the world today, i really wanted to get your insight and i think a lot of people who follow you will also would also love to hear what you have to say because you've been posting so much about the genocide going on in gaza and i just you know we've been talking about it off air lot obviously i you '