for all of this, without a doubt , and if i mention his name, it is not because i want to show off, hasha and mrs. doctor, not me in my government, not you. we thank god that you are the children of the country. they are working in the lap of the government, although it is not me and you, there is nothing wrong with the management of one , four percent of the meter, you have to pay a price to the next . at all, you are saying a very fair conclusion . i am surprised by your speech, madam, but it is very unprofessional in every way, ghani. it's okay to be able to put all these together, but the statistics that are today it doesn't tell us that the number and the number doesn't lie to us that it has the number and the number tells us something else. we are the observer after the upcoming elections to the islamic council . what do you expect from the next parliament in this regard ? it will be very brief. i really hope that sampat schools will be able to implement the issue of the elite document according to the considerations that exist in the country, which we started with your attention. z

, as julia has just said, "i mean, they have attacked the anti-terror team, if we're talking about hasha shadi, we look at them how they have uh tried to and had thought against daesh, and of course they were the ones that were um attacked by the united states, would you say that for if there were any that did not know the real role of the united states in this region that with this genocide taking place uh against the palestinians, that the roles have been..." totally clarified, well, i think with the presence of the united states in the middle east, the world is becoming worse, we've seen their failure in afghanistan, we've seen their failure in iraq, in syria, how they occupy at the northeast of the country, which is which represent the bread basket and the source of energy, just only to deprive syria from the res. forces: we've seen how they blocked altanaf between syria and iraq to stop and block the exchange of commerce and that iran and its allies managed to open the road through abu kamal, the exact road that was bombed yesterday by the americans, we've seen how the american, the

terrorism, as julia has just said, i mean they have attacked the anti-terror team, if we're talking about hasha shanby, we look at them how they have uh uh tried to and have thought against daesh, and of course they were the ones that were um attacked by the united states, would you say that for if there were any that did not know the real role of the united states in this region that with this genocide taking place uh against the palestinians that the roles have been totally clarified. well, i think with the presence of the united states in the middle east, the world is becoming worse. we've seen their failure in afghanistan, we've seen their failure in iraq, in syria, how they occupy at the northeast of the country. which is which represent the bread basket and the source of energy just only to deprive syria from the resources. we've seen how they blocked tanaf between syria and iraq to stop and block the exchange of commerce and that iran and its allies managed to open the road through abu kamal, exact road that was bombed yesterday by the americans. we've seen how the americans, they've don

if the supreme court says the president does have immunity, which he has asserted he hasha unconventionalll of this will go wil away. not only will it clear the way folyr no trial, we would have no trial, period. ifwi he loses on this before the court, this opens the door, i believe, for a quicker trial. one of the things i wanted to ask shannon -- i don't know the answer to this -- is how many pretrial motions. how many pretrial motions have they been so far, and to be have a sense of how many mr. trump'si team have said they wanted toeyw present? maybe they'll come up with other ones. without this immunity defense -- i didn't mean to cut you off, judge -- this would be an incredible blow to president trump's defense to nou have a trial period of not think he'sav guilte y couple to matt,t i think it would go forward sooner. >> judge jeanine: for him to say he doesn't havevi immunity -- obviously. >> harold: iously. think it goes more quickly. i think it will happen in the summer. i don't think they will pushn' this back until after the election. >> judge jeanine: it depends upon the pret

i is automation to not a lot of israel's war to rob children of their future body hasha. as the story of more than half a 1000000 students in guys are out of school. even if the war comes to an end, they won't be able to resume the education. thousands of them have lost the lights . but for those who have survived, as well as will on guns out, there are no schools to come back to. most of the 800 schools of either being completely destroyed or have been turned into shelters for the hundreds of thousands of refugees who have lost the whole loss. well, try double time. i decided to back to the time to turn the library of the thought if made school and dropped off into a classroom. but i think at all, uh, the idea started during my presence here as a curator of the library. it is known that all schools have since the beginning of the war turned into sheltering centers. children started to flock to the library asking if they could borrow some books or stories in was instead of addresses. i recorded 10 numbers in the library borrowers register with time. a student name holmes