i'm quoting hasan here he's very direct about the problem. first off, aaron, thanks for having me on tonight. >> and actually, i think hasan is right. and most of what he says there, and particularly as it relates to the fact that the republicans have been since the 2000 election, 2020 election, a constant drumbeat of misinformation disinformation and lies on platforms that the democratic party really wasn't competing. and we live in a 24 over seven, 365 day information environment. now that we have to be competing in in a much better way. podcasts streaming services, tiktok social media. of course, my two boys, 22 and 20. they get their information from tiktok. right? and so we have to start realizing that we have to be where the voters are. that's half the battle, of course, and i do think we also have to use micro-influencers like hasan and others who are already trusted validators and messengers in these spaces to help push these messages out and to have conversations with voters and and people who are feeling frustrated and angry and lef

he was feted as being the best smuggler, but it wasn't drugs or goods he was moving, amanj hasan zadafrom the middle east across europe to the uk. this social media video was believed to have been filmed in iraq in 2021. the song was about him being a master of his illegal trade, with the obligatory guns and glamour. it all ended in a street in preston in may this year when a major operation by the national crime agency saw the 34—year—old iranian national arrested. today he was convicted and jailed. it demonstrates how we can work internationally, our reach is global in its scope, we have a number of officers embedded with law enforcement organisations around the world, through those conduits we are able to work in collaboration with our partners. he drummed up trade by posting positive reviews on social media from clients. these trafficked people talk of the individual who helped them, an alias for the man convicted today who himself came here illegally and was granted asylum in 2019. today he was sentenced to 17 years in prison. a case the government will point to as a success stor

he was very close to hasan hassan nazrallah, the previous leader.e a target and the building that he was in is in central beirut. it was in is in central beirut. it was not from my understanding in the southern suburbs of the hezbollah stronghold. he was in a heavy residential district. witnesses say the top floor had collaps on to the first floor and he was in the building. local sources say that he wouldn't have survived that. thank you. let's speak to my colleague in beirut. we were discussing some of the latest developments in lebanon with frank there. bring us up—to—date with what more you can tell us. us up-to-date with what more you can tell us.— you can tell us. civil air strikes _ you can tell us. civil air strikes today _ you can tell us. civil air strikes today in - you can tell us. civil air strikes today in beirut. you can tell us. civil air i strikes today in beirut and you can tell us. civil air - strikes today in beirut and the most important one that happened in an area which is not the southern point which is a hezbollah stronghold

then you won't be able to see that he's not doing any weights. >> but hasan is not a trump supporter he's a progressive, a fan of bernie and aoc. the democratic party even invited him to the dnc in august. one thing we've been hearing for weeks now is that the left needs a joe rogan. >> yeah i don't think that the democratic party can podcast itself out of this issue. >> joe rogan endorsed bernie sanders in 2020. maybe they should do an autopsy on why he left the party yeah, i've heard you say when it comes to stuff that guys like you seek, that stuff out online, whether it's watching a streamer whether it's watching guys talking about working out and fitness. >> you say that the right wing just dominates that space. >> yeah. why? >> well, i think that's why i started on twitch. right? i know for a fact that the video game space is like people who consume this, this culture, people who are a part of this culture are not all right wing. i wanted to showcase the people that are like, no, you can be a progressive person. you can be a leftist and like, have fun at the same time. >> how m

. >> this is hasan piker. >> this is my dog, kaya. i thought you legitimately were going to work out. i could do some weights. >> he's a social media superstar with almost 3 million followers on the video streaming platform twitch. they're eating. >> they're eating the pets. >> so this is that whole masculinity thing people are talking about huh? >> and he's part of a growing group of streamers and podcasters reaching young men online, a space trump tapped into to reach young male voters punch in. >> then you won't be able to see that he's not doing any weights. >> but hasan is not a trump supporter. he's a progressive, a fan of bernie and aoc. the democratic party even invited him to the dnc in august. one thing we've been hearing for weeks now is that the left needs a joe rogan. >> yeah i don't think that the democratic party can podcast itself out of this issue. joe rogan endorsed bernie sanders in 2020. maybe they should do an autopsy on why he left the party i've heard you say when it comes to stuff that guys like you seek that s

abc's lama hasan joins us now from london. tell us about today's attacks. >> reporter: yeah, linsey, tonight, israel's war against hezbollah is escalating. the militant group launching their largest barrage of rockets in recent weeks and according to the idf, around 250 projectiles slamming into areas in northern and central israel, at least six israelis were injured. the attacks were in retaliation to the israeli military strike in the early hours of saturday morning hitting a residential building in a densely populated area in the heart of beirut. killing at least 29 people. no word yet on the target. israel also striking a lebanese army base, killing one lebanese soldier, the idf says they hit an area of combat operations, and the incident is under review. and linsey, lebanon's prime minister calling it a bloody message, rejecting all efforts to reach a cease-fire. linsey. >> linsey: a cease-fire seems as elusive as ever. thank you. >>> here at home, charges tonight in the death of a dartmouth college student found dead nea

onwards is now a very different organisation, it's been decapitated by the assassination of its leader, hasannd then he goes on to talk about israel's a check from the houthis and iran back to militias in syria and iraq, he keeps using this word victory which i must say i can't stand the word victory in the middle east, it is a hostage to fortune and it makes 1's enemies inspire more hard to undermine it. he tells his people that israel is victorious. he promised in victory and it's been delivered, so most importantly here from 10am local time tomorrow morning, that is when we expect the cease—fire to take effect. which means 60 days of no more fighting in lebanon in theory, during which israel's forces will withdraw from the south of lebanon by stages, hezbollah will withdraw north of the litani river, the vacuum will be filled by a bolstered national lebanon army which has historically been much weaker than hezbollah, and the blue helmet troops of unifil, the united nations interim force in lebanon who have been operating there for a long time but have been so far largely ineffective stoppi

what hasan piker was telling donny i wish he was paying attention. >> i mean, it's patently absurd to say that he wishes that kamala harris would would adopt some populist economic policies. >> was he talking about the fact that she wanted to build 3 million new homes with housing tax credits, or what's he talking about, the child tax credit or the earned income tax credit? i mean, the economic policies that she laid out were were numerous, and she was the one who actually put forth policy plans. she put forth policy plans for african american males she put forth policy plans for hispanic voters. so, i mean i find it really troubling when people want to have a policy discussion. the fact is, more people know what was in drake's lawsuit against umg, and they've actually studied that more than they studied kamala harris's policy proposals on social media. so i don't really want to hear a conversation about she should have put forth more economic policy proposals when that was not the issue in this race at all. >> bakari, don't start tipping your hand on what you know you were reading up

my mother was a teacher father was a a hasan cantor of a jewish community and we were trying share that knowledge with other people. nobody would believe us that in a 20th century something of that terrible process technology would be used to murder people like on a conveyor belt, like a factory. we when we found out what was on in auschwitz and what would happen to us if we entered the cattle cars, which were regularly going through our small town, i think our town no, -- and not only --, also gypsies, poor little girl, political opponents and all kinds of. people who didn't like nazi germany and they retaliated by killing them, which means in 1942 we avoided being pushed into the cattle cars we hide. we were hiding all kinds of things. it would be too long to explain. and we survived. in 1942. it helped. i said. my father was a clergyman who was in charge of very, very, very jewish. jewish people, and they kept him as their last one, but they never kept their promises. it's right for that year. a lot of times to deport, but we figured it out somehow avoided the rest of our relatives w

these canadians, their commander moses hasan, that he had only had one desertions among the french canadians, anglo canadians. now that not counting all the desertions that happened among his american recruits. they show up and. these regiments were never far from the border. they spent most of their time the middle colonies, the furthest south they ever was yorktown. and that was because urged them to get down there as fast as they could. they were mostly in rhode island, new york. they fought the battle saratoga. they fought battle of germantown. they fought in battles around new york city. these canadians were primarily in the northeast and they also had correspondence, their friends and family in canada knowing full well that no one was punished for being favorable to the americans. it would have been easy them to slip across. but repeatedly in their letters they assert their rights as we are part the cause. we are part of this larger movement of liberty. they embrace this idea, but they also begin to encourage americans. you know, you did tell us that canada would be free. what happened

what will the future hold now that america hasan decided we wl f around and find out. >> laura: i don'that means but the lefevt is bringing everyone and trying to find something t o blame for kamala's lots. they are starting to realize they are totally out of touchti fongr everyday concerns for o americans. >> somebody voting for kamala harris came up to me andt said, "oh, my god, trump is going to win." in ways that? i went went to the grocery stort butter was $3. >> $7. >> what is that? butter a $7? what, is it framed in gold? >> laurara: : weight, did he not realize gas has gone up? i realize gas goes up several times a week. joinin cg me tulsi gabbard, forr transitionlike team for trump. maybe that was a joke, but that does kind to kind of bring to b otbear what is at stake in politics in general but thehe solution to fix it and they still think this is largely a communications problem with the american people. your response to the heae tod o scratchingn on the other side.m >>ad laura coach at that clip yu played for msnbc said it all as they continue to think that they are awesome.

and senator maggie hasan of new hampshire also tweeted out a plug for my book, which i appreciated. i never had met her or jamie raskin. but then the most meaningful of all was liz cheney, republican, former congresswoman from wyoming, the vice chair of the january 6th committee. and she began giving speeches throughout 2022. so very recently, and talking about what my book had meant to her. i was very moved and excited, and i thought, well, that's great. i'm sure i'll never need her. and a few days after forming that thought, i got a call on my cell phone with a wyoming phone number, and there was congresswoman liz cheney. she said, i just want to thank you for writing the book. i said thank you, congresswoman. she said oh, please, call me liz. i've now met her, only once, but she's deeply informed about the civil war. we had a wonderful or long meeting. she's coming to the university of virginia, and i was talking about that can carrie janie last night. he's going to add something to our understanding of the civil war. i feel confident. and if any of you have read the january 6th

he has his own two maryland brigades now under moses hasan. he h anthony waynes to pennsylvania brigades. he has one brigade from stirling's division, conway's new jersey and pennsylvania man and headquarters is moving with sullivan as well. and when. sullivan first unfolds, two regiments to take care of that battalion and he realizes not enough. and what turns out to be what some have depicted to be a very short fight looks like, according sullivan's own letter describing this action probably is going on for well over 20 minutes because he has to actually unfold four brigades from into line to assure that that light infantry battalion is forced away from the field. but it definitely is. and the troops are roused to see them turning their backs to the americans, even though they're going to turn around and contest at every single fence line all the way to germantown then. this is an initial success for the americans. but it took a while and sullivan has one of those rare eyewitness accounts of george washington in the battle of germantown and

if you want to know more about it, read richard hasan's "a real right to vote" which is a book he just- oh here it is right now on my desk. you know, he goes through how difficult it's going to be, because who gets included, who doesn't get included. do people who have felonies still merit being disqualified, do they not? it's not straightforward but it is, i think, a useful effort, and i think it would at least help curtail, if the courts upheld the amendment, this cycle of expansion and contraction done by the states. >> doctor, you are a great story teller. >> thank you. >> that is really refreshing to hear history with a new light. you know, as we say history doesn't change, but the way we look at history changes and what we understand and who we understand is a continuing process and that's why we exist because we continue to tell history in a way that the public can grasp. we are so grateful for you taking the time to be with us and to share your ideas, your scholarship. we will tell everybody information about how to get your books and read more information as we move forward. a

abc's lama hasan joins us live this morning with the very latest.nearly 100 hostages are still held captive. >> reporter: yeah. good morning to you, janai. hamas releasing a statement saying a female israeli hostage who was being held in northern gaza was killed in recent weeks in an area under heavy israeli bombardment. the militant group adding that a second female hostage who was also injured, her life they say, is, quote, still in danger. hamas not revealing their identities. the idf saying they are examining hamas' claims, and at this stage, cannot confirm or refute them. this morning, the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, saying he has spoken to the family saying it is difficult to describe the nightmare they are going through. a reminder that 97 hostages remain in gaza. seven of them are believed to be american. further north in lebanon, israel fighting a war on multiple fronts, carrying out a series of air strikes, powerful explosions, in a densely populated neighborhood in central as well as southern beirut. lebanon's health ministry sayi