et... arrogant et et et désagréable, vous voyez, et ça c'est quelque chose qu'il ne considère pas commelmans, aucun, je veux dire a des relations extrêmement courtoises, il a une mosquée, il a aucun problème, hier il y avait deux jeunes qui étaient là qui n'ont eu de cesse de faire de la provocation. de mettre de la musique arabe à fond, de crier à l'akbar, machin bidul, bon ça c'est dramatique, mais c'est pas dramatique pour nous, c'est dramatique pour les musulmans, parce que ça donne une image si vous voulez de de volonté conflictuelle, voyez de de combat en quelque sorte de haine qui est exactement à l'inverse de ce qui de ce qu'il devrait faire d'ailleurs, national front current strategy is to attack the unp, france's biggest right-wing party and until last year the party of government. by calling the umpay's legitimacy into question, marine hopes to redefine french politics and to position the national front as the true guardian of french values, as the real torch bearer of the french right. marine le pen ça n'est pas seulement d'augmenter jusqu'à ce ques font partie devienne majo

et un comportement arrogant et et et désagréable, vous voyez et ça c'est quelque chose qu'il ne considèreec les musulmans aucun je veux dire a des relations extrêmement courtoises il a une mosquée il a aucun problème hier il y avait deux jeunes qui étaient là qui n'ont eu de cess de faire de la provocation de mettre de la musique arabe à fond de crier al akbar machin bidul bon ça c'est dramatique mais c'est pas dramatique pour nous. c'est dramatique pour les musulmans parce que ça donne une image si vous voulez de de volonté conflictuelle voyez de de combat en quelque sorte de haine qui est exac. la stratégie de marine le pen, ça n'est pas seulement d'augmenter jusqu'à ce que son partie deviennent majoritaire, c'est aussi de provoquer des cissions à l'intérieur de l'ump, au sein de l'ump il a toute une tendance qui est la droite populaire qui euh a déjà posé plusieurs fois la question des alliances avec le front national, donc c'est par ce billet-là que marine le pen espère venir augmenter son nombre de de député à terme et même euh accéder accéder à un gouvernement d'abord sous la forme

et c'est la même, le même problem en ukraine et à gaza, nous n'avons pas d'objectif politique, israelue, et quand vous n'avez pas d'objectif politique, la seule chose que vous savez faire, c'est la guerre. en en ukraine, nous n'avons pas donner les moyens à l'ukraine d'attreir des objectives et nous ne connaissons pas veritablement ces objectives, c'est pour ça qu'aujourd'hui tout le monde recommence à parler de paix et nous we are unfortunately excluded from these discussions. nous avons vu le... d'états américain avec le ministre d' affaire étrangères britanniques où est le ministre français où est la france elle est not là de la même façon à gaza il n'y a pas d'objectif politique de la part d'israel, il a un objective sécurité , il a un objective identitaire, il a une folie messianique et ça explaine la catastrophe qui nous est given à voir, le monde regarde tout cela et le monde en draw les conclusions et c'est en cela que nous français, nous européens, nous occidentaux, nous sommes aujourd'hui pointé du doigt par un deux poids de mesure qui ne pourra être sauvé que par le droit i

, et personne n'est plus lésé que les femmes et les filles du monde entier.t les abus généralisés fondés sur le genre, constituent l'inégalité la plus répandue dans tout. okay, you're looking at the uh secretary general of the united nations and speaking to the general assembly, we had actually a glimpse of few different languages at the same time, basically talking about the overall situation of the world today, he said, engching towards the unbelievable is what is happening, um, that was an interesting comment because... that would be interesting saying inching towards it, because we've seen one year of genocide of course taking place uh inside of gaza, he said that as well, excellencies, global inequalities are reflected and reinforced even in our own global institutions. the united nations security council was designed by the victors of the second world war. at the time, most of the african continent was still under colonial domination. to this day, africa has no permanent seat on the world's preeminent council of peace. this must change. so must the glob

la france s'efface, c'est la france qui est en train de payer l'addition et ça moi je ne peux pas l c'est une unfortunately une réalité de tous les jours, à gaza, les corps sont en morceaux, les cœurs sont en morceaux, les âmes sont en morceaux, les têtes sont en morceaux, que faire, que faire, que que que que la france doit faire à vos yeux, que que l'union européenne doit faire les États -unis puisque les appels on sessert le feu, vous le voyez depuis depuis des semaines, ça ne marche pas, mais... mais que faire, nous avons des levers, nous avons des levers en matière d'armement, nous avons des levers en matière économique, nous continue à à accepter de commercer avec un certain nombre de territoires où la colonization israelienne est active, mais nous refusens de le faire sous sous sous des arguments qui sont absolument inouis sur le plan culturel et intellectualel, il faut laisser israël meneer sa guerre jusqu'au bout. people from a wide spectrum express solidarity with the palestinians. members of an anti-semitic group zionists went on strike with the aim of expelling the ambas

you ongzak. sans doute le biggest scandale historique des des je n'ose pas même trouver de reférence etont plus personne ne parle dans ce pays, c'est le silence, la chappe de plomb, les medias n'en parlent plus, je suis oblige de googleer pour trouver une brève qui donne des nouvelles du nombre de morts qui se passe à gaza, c'est un veritable scandale sur le plan de la démocratie, et all cela au nom de quoi, au nom de la war, ah c 'est la guerre, c'est la guerre, c'est comme ça, je veux bien, mais c'est pas, c'est pas une guerre tout à fait comme les autres à gaza puisque ce sont des populations civiles qui meurent. donc on est en absurdie et la france s'efface, c'est la france qui est en train de payer l'addition et ça moi je ne peux pas l'accepter, c'est une unfortunately une réalité de tous les jours, à gaza, the bodies are in pieces, the hearts are in pieces, the souls are in pieces, the heads are in pieces, what to do, what to do, what what qu'est-ce que la france doit faire à vos yeux, qu'est-ce que l'union européenne doit faire les États unis puisque les appelle au cc le feu, vou

la france s'efface, c'est la france qui est en train de payer l'addition et ça moi je ne peux pas l le proche orient, la guerre fait des tens of thousands of deaths in gaza, the ministry of health of hamas speaks of more than 40,000 deaths, the enclave is plunged into a humanitarian and health disaster, alors il a pas que... le j'entends ça en permanence, il a pas que le ministère de la santé du hamas qui dit qu'il a 40,000 morts, il ya vraisablement beaucoup plus, beaucoup plus, donc de ce point de vue-là ne donnons pas le sentiment que voilà ce serait un cipher comme cela truqué, non c'est c'est une malheurement une réalité de tous les jours, à gaza, les corps sont en morceaux, hearts are in pieces, minds are in pieces, heads are in pieces, and the idea of ​​rebuilding all this while there is no perspective, it is necessary to see who will be, it is in the process of creating them. conditions d'une réoccupation de gaza, que ce soit dans la ligne sud, que ce soit dans la ligne qui...

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et cetera . et kind of hedgerows. et cetera. et cetera. on producing the amounts of food that we wanted. >> well, i mean, boris johnson of course. christopher famously at the conference build back beaven at the conference build back beaver, we're going to rewild 30% of british farmland. we've really, since brexit, not quite known what to do with farming, have we? >> no, that's because we've got used to it not being a free market. and here with lloyd we have oh let's have the socialist solution. let's have a central national plan. you know, flanders and swann would have great fun with that. >> now, what you get, you get what you know, you don't. >> what you do is i was talking to the charming local farmer just down the road from us, who's just sold up to an even bigger local farmer, and he's retired. but, you can put a row of solar panels along the northern margin of each field along the hedge. it doesn't take any ground from the field. and if you do that on every field that you want to have it on, you can get far more solar power out of th

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our redundancies worked, et cetera. i'm going to push back on that a little bit because i worked with these service people, and they are really dedicated. they are really good. it's a tough job, man. and yet something very clearly went wrong. the agents who were actually there did their job. but again, there had to be some sort of a planning flaw, for somebody to be set up on the president for 12 hours with a line of sight through a hole in the hedge line, and if that one agent is not alert, we have a very different story. and organizationally that argues a problem. he is not holding that, and i find that concerning. maybe that is part of this big paradigm shift, but i think he is being a little blithe about what happened in florida. >> john: to your point about how this fellow routh was able to sit where he was for 12 hours, we have a map showing where he had secretive himself. i don't know if we can bring that up. he is right on summit avenue, which is a four-lane road that has no street side parking. so my question i

we are not involved in this, et cetera.e they even get there and then outline before congress as well. if african-american communities beingth afraid as well. and that white sympathizers but the about the repercussions. the most important thing i keep saying is the fact that hearings do take place. thousands of people to go before congress and tell their story. still it was the issue of reparations ever brought up in these hearings? >> the issues directly or not this is what brought up in the hearing but the issue of who owns land andnd who has the rigt to own that land has been brought up numerous times. stu and professor alexander even you come prepared to read t from the congressional record some of the statements. tell us what we are about to hear. >> we are going to hear a little bit the south carolina, columbi south carolina. she tells the committee details about being attacked by a group of individuals that come to her residency to attack her as well as her husband. we will jump into her testimony with individuals sa

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, et cetera. maximizes the profitability of those corporations, but it puts americans in the poor house. it makes grandma not be able to pay for her medication. makes working families not know how they're going to have a baby. okay? now, what we need to have is universal single payer government funded health care like all over other industrialized country and i'll be happy to take your vote and fight for you. >> lucas kunce. >> and this is close to me, bankrupt because of medical issues, and pass the plate by my mom's player group and bring more food to our house than we could eat. i don't think you should go bankrupt because you decide to have a kid and that's why i'm proud to take no corporate tax notations and also not to take money for any big pharma executives and i think we-- one thing that i saw happen was capping the price on insulin, that needed to happen. josh hawley voted against that. we need to enforce hospital anti-trust laws, and they're shutting down so we need our insurance. insur

government and redeemed covers, rewriting constitutions, gerrymandering, gerrymandering districts, et cetera. and the public sentiment is just tired, unfortunately. and too often we are tired particularly of every species and we move on very quickly from the issues rather than truly addressing the problems and putting in long lasting change. >> host: here's a a look at me about the hearings from professor kidada williams. >> they share their stories with the governors and other officeholders, with the press and even members of congress and the president of the united states. and as they told their stories they revealed how much they gainedha with freedom and what they were losing to white violence. brave survivors made their way to thehe hearing sites by foot, trained, boat, and wagon carrying stories about the attacks as extremist make clear their determination to sustain as much of slavery as possible. .. why they attacked that they didn't believe that black people had the right to their children to choose their sexual to education, to free religious to education, to labor economy c

politique qui alimente une peur en fait du musulman et de l'islam mais qui ne correspond absolumentà la réalité. you have to adapt to them or go, that's all. it's not a problem of being racist. for decades, women in the united states have been fighting uphill battle against gender inequality, and yet they have a long way to go. "the culture of violence against women is still reflected in domestic violence and sexual harassment. every 9 seconds, one woman is battered in america while one out of three women in the country has experienced violence from her husband or partner. we will not be beating soon on press tv." the headlines that press tv, at least three israeli forces are killed in a shooting operation carried out by. palestinian resistance fighters in the occupied west bank city of al- khalil. dozens more innocent palestinians fall victim to israel's latest strikes across the gaza strip with the general side of war's death told nearing 40,700. and russia says it has repelled a massive ukrainian drone attack against the power power and refinery plants destroying nearly 160 drone

politique qui alimente une peur en fait du musulman et de l'islam mais qui ne correspond absolumentà la réalité. or go, that's all, it's not a problem of being racist, believe left us letter, my mother had found it, here is to all the ones i love, i'm sorry i could not take it anymore. so it is time for me to go to go where the sun is always sunny and the grass is always green and the flowers smell like honey, the happy son that i'd known that loved life so much and loved children and animals, now we just seem like this shell of a person. i think he could still be here today, had he been given the proper treatment. israeli occupation army continues its major offensive in the occupied west bank with the city of jane being the hardest hit. meanwhile the iof hits a school in the al zetu neighborhood of gaza city where displaced palestinians had taken shelter killing at least 11 more people. and hamas blames israeli regime in the us for the death of.

thea;r down these attacking 'ets? they have but they h down these attacking 'ets?y are not enough down these attacking jets? ti31 have but they are not enough to overcome israel's defences. the suite that israeli warplanes have of defensive measures that will neutralise blind those, so for example when the israeli air force goes into syria which it is frequently to try and take out the weapons supplied between iran and hezbollah come hitting those depots and supply routes, every time it crosses and is that it comes up against syrian air defences but it's able to neutralise them in the moments and returns on their radar they know that they are likely to be targeted by a heat—seeking anti—radar missile. so the israeli air force trained extensively for that and it's got basically more powerful kit than the lebanese have got.- more powerful kit than the lebanese have got. back to jerusalem _ lebanese have got. back to jerusalem and _ lebanese have got. back to jerusalem and daniel - lebanese have got. back to i jerusalem and daniel because lebanese have got. back to -

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politique qui alimente une peur en fait du musulman et de l'islam, mais qui ne correspond absolumentla réalité. rules, we have a way to live, they have to adapt to them or go, that's all, it's not a problem of being racist. thank you very much, thank you very much. this week on expose, western media promotes false hopes of a ceasefire as netanyahu stands firm on his obstructive demands, halting progress. we also delve into new evidence from the northstream pipeline explosion investigation exposing the baseless claims of western digital media that blamed russia, while indications now point to ukrainian involvement, and we'll uncover the truth behind accusations against the world's biggest social media platforms, top of which is youtube. of disproportionately censoring pro- palestine content. stay tuned for expose, the truth is just a revelation away. you may not have noticed, but numbers are sometimes more. more meaningful than words in your daily life, some numbers like 2,974 or 91,000 or 47,245 remind afghans of some bitter realities. watch this documentary to find out what these nu

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en fait du musulman et de l'islam mais qui ne correspond absolument pas à la réalité. the thoughts ofnt, the curves and straight lines, 68 سال صبح، عصر همه روزه من حاضرم برای. "i believe from that place by sing imam and introducing imam to allah subhanahu wa taala and asking him because of imam, give me this and give me that." if i stop, you must live to tell my story. to sell my things, to buy a piece of cloth and some springs, make it white with a long tail so that a child somewhere in gaza, looking heaven in the eye. awaiting his dad who left in a blaze and bid no one faire well, not even to his flesh, not even to himself, sees the kite, my kite you made, flying up above and thinks for moment an angel always there, bringing back love, if i i must die, let it bring home, let it be tail. as hundreds of people have marked. the voice of the voiceless. press tv. france has the largest muslim population of any country in western europe. "the main wave of muslims arrived from the country's post-colonial territories in the 1960s, but mirroring this immigration has been the rise of the nati

qui alimente une peur en fait du musulman et de l'islam mais qui ne correspond.ing carried out. by occupation forces in the occupied west bank, the situation on the ground in gaza, and the awaited iranian response. in addition to netanyahu's obstruction of negotiations regarding a ceasefire and exchanging captives were all the latest matters.

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cetera et cetera.ssage for survivors? we will be there with you as long as it takes. now, biden was coughing often during the address. he says he has a cold. got it. coming up, trump says he's going to cut energy prices in half. >> here is a promise i'm making to you. i will cut your energy and electricity prices in half. within 12 months of taking the oath of office, i will cut your energy prices by 50%. stuart: how exactly, what's the plan to do exactly that? we're going to try to find out. port strike set to begin tomorrow, will it fuel inflation? will it bring higher holiday prices? stephen moore lays it out for us, stephen is next. under the boardwalk ♪ stuart: on the markets the dow is down 100, nasdaq is up 17. not much price change, a diverse market so to speak. i want to know what's going on with home depot because that stock is up now. i thought it was down earlier. lauren: well it's a storm stock, and piper sandler, all of the fixing up you'll have to do. piper sandler increased the price ta

cannot run a military and let everything for six months we have to sign contracts, build weapons systems etetera that takes so much effort. it's not serious are republicans say they want to pass this it fails to properly fund he verified, and border security. you guys talk about border security but did not fund it. the house republican proposal disband a critical law enforcement effort to stop drug smuggling cartels and money laundering. it's not serious republicans are doing to pass a cr that gets vital health programs. that rely on federal funding for this cr has no plans to address the looming cliff for health programs, people with diabetes i felt that was not enough they have no plan for a farm bill. such loss they would go out of business. much as doubled the price of milk talk about inflation and costs. there's some terrible consequences to proceeding with speaker johnson reckless six month proposal. which is why the white house already issued a veto so it's going nowhere. the answer is simple the house should stop wasting time on partisan cr that is going nowhere and work in a bipart

et cetera. et cetera. a very fine balance, a fine walk for vice president kamala harris. >> it is a change election and she is running as a vice president, a sitting vice president, effectively running for that administration's additional term in a change election. right. but what she is presenting herself as is both she is the candidate to effectuate change. and the things that the biden administration has done, she deserves credit for, because those are some positive things. that is a very difficult needle to thread, right? at its worst, it comes off as blame me for the things you don't like, and don't give me any credit because i won't cause any change. at best, it comes off as this administration has made progress that i was part of, and i am the person who can lead the type of change that you want. i thought tonight was an absolutely brilliant performance. >> okay, let's talk though for a moment about the former president's performance, because there were some concerns from republicans that he might b

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et cetera? >> i will have to agree which with much of mr. arthur said. not only are they coming to school, they are coming to school from traumatic experiences. traumatic backgrounds. a lot of the issue has two do with things they see in their environment. a lot of what they see in their environment has to do with what they see in society. things like black lives matter and racism in all of those things. i spent a year working with high school autistic students with autism. it just baffles me how aware they were about the political climate. and just things going on. i normally work with younger kids. some of the questions that came to meet with and some of their concerns were very adult and had to do with racism. had to do with gun laws. had to do with elections for the are aware of these things and these things weigh heavily on them. >> thank you. let me jump to dr. kirwan congratulations we don't do enough in this country look what's working and other in othr countries around the world. you mentioned early childhood education as one of the five princip

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everybody writes one and then 2143 et cetera.nd he won't be assigning it unless he's in the majority and then he wants five so i learned after about six months for people on this slide, four people on that side then it's my turn to speak. three words i'm not sure. whatever i decide is where the court goes. >> the book is called reading the constitution but the first third of it is about statutes. do you think you read them the same way? >> no john marshall i put a chapter of six different things he said. i think it is may be the most important case on interpreting the constitution and one of those things he says you know how many times it says bank in the constitution into the and te question is whether congress had the power. he said zero. of course it's a constitution and of course it will be written as a level of abstraction but there's the principles underlining those words freedom of speech, right to bear arms et cetera. you try to understand whether the owner of a shopping mall it didn't have shopping malls but i learned th

et cetera.rld's economy and i don't think we're looking at that enough. cheryl: former president trump talking about tariffs, what is your opinion of that? >> well, i think president trump employed tariffss in a very reciprocal way. in this sense. when we were being disadvantaged by our foreign trading partners which we were by the way almost every country in the world had disproportionate tariffs like cars in europe, they were at much bigger tariffs on u.s. cars going there than we did coming here, et cetera. and they kind of took a look at that and began to level the playing field. now i think -- and i think that is what they intend to do going forward. i actually talked to wilbur ross about this recently, he was an advocate of leveling the playing field. i think that's what the trump campaign wants to do and by the way our european partners have jumped in both feet on tariffs. they love tariffs because the ev markets is under stress. this is not going to go away as a potential weapon. cheryl:

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report on exactly how it was carried out, 350 page report, a lot of details of the delhi agreement etbut the single issue in most people's minds is giving a bagram air force base and apparently the president did on his own against the advice of many of his top generals. wasn't that the key issue that led to the disaster that led to the death of 13 of our troops? >> no question the radical progressive democrats at the white house including people in nebraska at the pentagon they failed the american people when they walked out of afghanistan and walked away from bagram, all of the lives that were lost in the great servicemen and women who fought and gave the last devotion or injured or back home or suffering, they did so, so we can preserve a presence over there and bagram was the key presence. we should not of done that, by the way the same secretary of defense who was in charge then is telling us right now do a cr at the end of december, again why would that be i want everyone to understand the same people that are abandoning our country and abandoned bagram in abandoning securing the

in a short period we are part -- china is a good player et cetera, et cetera but then this is very difficultr these china political system for this new.thing as he mentioned we use the same are asking. if you write from my perspective it's two dimensions. >> just one short comment how we treat this idea as a narrative or the plan. the slogans i think people are interested in diplomacy. this and this and this and thist but the more propaganda in the content are starting to feel something strange about this. looks like the occasional awkward rap song in english but look that up on youtube, it is super fun. looks over to the q and a. i want to note a couple of things but c-span is in you feel comfortable, please identify yourself before asking a question for you don't feel comfortable doing that obviously don't. quite a few around the room. i think we have a microphone coming to you. [inaudible] thank you too much. my question is do you think right now we are post era? it's like in each of the value are you researching i of you touch a little bit on this. this unfulfilled promise and guarantee

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