behind them are warriors in halos, and the truth is that the damned, vile, deceitful ones are lying hereticsg us about orthodoxy as some kind of pink jelly literature, is the faith of warriors, warriors, real crusaders, and not the dogs of the vatican. he prays to god for russia, tsar john the fourth, the terrible, in the saints of god he prays for russia, tsar john i, the terrible. and demetrius donskoy, the holy ruler, the prince, who won the kulikovo field, and was blessed by the abbot of the russian land, sergei radonishsky, the great. prayer book, he saw the kulikovo massacre from his monastery and was in the ranks of the slavic army, we have the kulikovo field ahead of us and to spite to the masons, other villains, those who are christians, seething with anger, let us remember the kulikovo field and see the light, this shrine will unite us, let us remember the kulnikov field and see it, and this shrine unites us, and even though we have not bothered with those who like to dress up at first, lovers of whores, aenka, gartsavan, samotnatsiy, sarmatism. letvinstvo, leaders and other rubbis

prosperity, and behind them are warriors in halos, and the truth is that the damned, vile, lying hereticsre lying, telling us about orthodoxy, like some kind of pink jelly literature, this is the faith of warriors, warriors, real crusaders, and not dogs of the vatican, our first saints, boris and gleb, they are martyrs, struck down by the most terrible sinners, troublemakers. rebels, one might say, liberals of that time, those who constantly sowed civil strife for the sake of the privileges of their power at the call of their vile heart, but they princes, which means warriors, rulers, then the holy noble prince alexandrevsky, he defeated the swedes, he defeated the filthy teftonians, the locally revered saint, john vasilyevich the terrible, defender of faith and strength, and as it is sung. kasteste of the power shield fence, for the enemies of the true was a thunderstorm, the people admiring the king prays, the king is terrible to the varam, the boyar, in the dusty shadows appears formidable, a just sovereign, in the saints of god prays for russia, tsar john the fourth, formidable. you s

dimensions of the israely economic crisis, which is deepening is that reports came in today through herets in the jerusalem post. rising inflation that continues to rise without any hope of it coming down. join us in this edition of economic divide with special guest frank wright. he's a writer and geopolitical analyst. he writes about foreign affairs on his substack at frankwright.substack.com. also joining us is lamprini toma. she is a journalist and international correspondent of the main greek independent media the press project.gr. the war in gaza is not only a genocide against the palestinian people is also a murder of the israeli economy. your headlines on press tv, the israeli regime intensifies strikes on the southern gaza city of khan unis as a death toll from his genocidal war approaches 39,180 palestinian abducties recently released from israeli jail say they were subjected to severe torture, abuse and rights violations, and iran strongly condemns the recent german police raid on the hamburg islamic center as a grave rights violation and a gift to the supporters of terrorism.

presence, we have innocent armed civilians being murdered in their thousands in gaza, and according to herets, in a report that is more than two months old, 48 palestinian prisoners, unarmed, many of them non combatants have been tortured to death within the israeli uh prison detention regime, and 36 of them were at one particular detention center in the nagal desert, so from the prime minister. of uh israel of the apartide state through the military structure down through the judicial structure down through the prisoner guards in at control of the prisons and sinbet and others involved in the culture of the prisoners. we have what appears to be a mass pychosis of israeli society that wants to murder palestinians in their homes, in their schools, in their hospitals and i and say is really prisons and the fact that the far rate want these soldiers, these guards released proves that the value of palestinian lives is so much and dehumanized that you can murder people, instead custody where the state has a duty of protection through the individual and they're murdering people at will and israely

dimensions of the israely economic crisis, which is deepening is that reports came in today through herets in the jerusalem post of rising inflation. continues to rise without any hope of it coming down. join us in this edition of economic divide with special guest frank wright. he's a writer and geopolitical analyst. he writes about foreign affairs on his substack at frankright.substack.com. also joining us is lamprini toma. she is a journalist and international correspondent of the main greek independent media, the press project.gr. the going gaza is not only a genocide against the palestinian people, is also a murder of israeli economy: this week on expos day, zionist media hurles accusations of blood libel at the land said following its grim revelation that the gaza conflict's death toll could surpass 186, equating to 8% of the enclaves population. in our digital media segment we uncovered the new york times portrayal of zianis israel's gaza assaults as a biased narrative, demonizing palestinians while rationalizing israeli entity military violations of international law. meanwhile, a

. >> i have a completely heretical view. anderson, i completely heretical view. >> the map doesn't matter for spit nothing. it doesn't deliver anything. it never has. i was working for president obama's reelection pac and mitt romney picked paul ryan. paul ryan's beloved in wisconsin, wisconsin is a swing state romney not only didn't win wisconsin, he didn't win. paul ryan's congressional district. the map is a myth she. needs to picks i'd. love to zeleny's report in her aides are saying she can pick to me, she's comfortable with somebody could step in on day one, somebody who could take the fight in the campaign. that's what she needs to do. >> this whole no, i'm serious. my test is does my mama look at this and say, oh, well, they would be a good president. they could step in nothing else matters. >> i'm telling you the map is bologna and anybody who buys into the map is blowing smoke up your jamal bowman tv set cover bit. i ever think he would poppell a gala i don't i don't disagree with him about the map being bad, but i

dimensions of the israeli economic crisis, which is deepening is that reports came in today through herets and the jerusalem post of rising inflation that continues to rise without any hope of it coming down. join us in this edition of economic divide with special guest frank wright, he's..." writer and geopolitical analyst, he writes about foreign affairs on his substack at frankwrite.substack.com. also joining us is lamprini toma. she is a journalist and international correspondent of the main greek independent media, the press project.gr. the war in gaza is not only a genocide against the palestinian people, is also a murder of the israeli economy. this week on expos a, zienist media hurls accusations of blood libel at the land set following its grim revelation that the gaza conflict's death toll could surpass 186, equating to 8% of the enclaves population. in our digital media segment, we uncover the new york times portrayal of zianist israel's gaza assaults as a biased narrative, demonizing. palestinians while rationalizing israeli entity military violations of international law. mean

dimensions of the israely economic crisis, which is deepening, is that reports came in today through herets, jerusalem post to rising inflation that continues to rise without any hope of it coming down. join us in this edition of economic divide with special guest frank wright, he's a writer and geopolitical analyst. he writes about foreign affairs on his substack at frankwrite.substack.com. also joining us is lamprini toma. she is a journalist and international correspondent of the main greek independent media, the press project.gr. the war in gaza is not only a genocide against the palestinian people, is also a murder of the israeli economy. "israely genocidal war on gaza strip playings more palestinin lives, the deathful has now exceeded 39,360. guarding your president says terron's policy and supporting the cause of palestine and the liberation of goods does not change when administrations change."

dimensions of the israely economic crisis, which is deepening is that reports came in today through herets and the jerusalem post of rising inflation that continues to rise without any hope of it coming down. join us in this edition of economic divide with special guest frank wright, he's a writer and..." political analyst, he writes about foreign affairs on his substack at frankright.substack.com. also joining us is lamprini toma. she is a journalist and international correspondent of the main greek independent media, the press project.gr. the war in gaza is not only a genocide against the palestinian people, is also a murder of the israeli economy. pr to be headlines this hour the sanitation system and guys are collapses due to the ongoing us israly genocide with children being the most vulnerable, officials from more than 70 countries are in tepharon to attend the inauguration ceremony of masud pizishian as he wants new president, and the venezuelan president slams the violent protest in this country, assuring the nation of putting down the violence.

the list is a grim reminder of the heretic, damage in depth wrought by assault weapons, and they are 15 in particular that have taken the lives of our children, parents, colleagues, and neighbors. this is a, it's a very partial list match, shootings that become so frequent, that we don't even hear about them anymore. since the match shooting and butler, they have already been at least 10 additional match shootings in america, 2 of which took place the same day that former president trump was targeted. one of the mass shootings on that violent saturday july 13th. it happened at 11 p. m. and a night club in birmingham, alabama, where are 4 people were shot dead and 10 others wounded. this means amazingly, that the butler attack was not even the deadliest mass shooting to happen in america on that day. but a weapon that can be used to commit to mass shooting an event under the full protection of the secret service together with dozens of state and local police is obviously an intolerable threat to the rest of us who do not receive such protection. and obviously does not belong in our co

more than precise from the gauze and dictionary. ibrahim, you, you spoke so eloquently about the heretic situation there, i, i want to follow up with you because you made mention of the fact that this attack on a milwaukee happened on an area that had been designated by israel as a safe zone. now the un says that basically there are no safe zones that exist in god's or that to call something. a safe zone is false, that it's misleading. when you hear that term that you just spoke about a safe zone or humanitarian zone, how does that make you feel, considering the current climate that you and so many others are living in? do you feel said i'm gonna, i'm done this day and say something for you, mr. macklemore, mohammed, i'm sorry. i was in go, i was i firstly, i'm these read occupation forces have said that most of the cities and all the city have to uh, yeah, they have told us that it is a safe place. and i am here in the law because gaza is a safe place. did it, but it's a safe place. they were telling us that and also, you know, it's a safe place either. i don't know either of us and thi

and by the way, we also have to acknowledge what heretics is finding these rarely papers. finally acknowledging an english and that is that it looks like it's possible israel till more. as riley's on october 7th, then all last it because they ordered the hannibal director, which was to kill, is rarely use if it looked like they might be taken as hostage. so that's a hold other thing to think about. but even putting that aside. yes, this is like a slight revolve. this is like uh frankly the attacks the john brown made in trying to end slavery. so. ringback if that's the case that i think here's another point that i've heard made, and i'm wondering what, how you're going to react to this. i've often heard asked recently by some intellectuals, what really happened was there was a certain amount of guilt, especially after world war 2, given what europeans had done to the jews, which was phenomenally abominable, was horrible. i mean, and there's no question about it. but rather than then say we did this, we should make a space for you because you deserve it. they said we did this, but the palestinia

and, and that is just, just to heretic to contemplate, i was thinking, i, as i've been listening to the support of coverage. but as i was preparing yesterday for what we thought this conversation would be, would be about pennsylvania being a key state in this 2024 presidential election. i was reading about trump's appearance today. i had of time and i did something really sticking in my mind. and that was that they were expecting about $15000.00 people to come to butler county. i and see the president, the former president for this rally, and that some people are in the security realm, i think are on the organizational round for this affair like atmosphere, county fair, like atmosphere. so that's a lot of people, you know, 15000 are you sure we were saying this is a trouble campaign? are you sure that that that this can be handled and the response that i read came back. yeah. no, we, we feel comfortable that this can be handled. so i do agree that things may change as we go forward for both of the candidates food compet president, the former president bowling pre screens the stand behin

. >> thank you better everything better the problem is very much it but heret of were doing that recoveringoliticians over and over again and it's not an experience that i think we experience it's more about 2016 we have figured out more responsible ways to cover that situation for instance then sandwich which is now, the policy usa today which is the truth sandwich tell the truth until line you tell the truth as of the nobody can get to the light without hearing the truth and so we would not want to headline this said, the said barack obama was born in this country people say some say there's not a headline but we would say some people repeat the conspiracy theory there is not born in this country in order to like, force the people to hear the truth even if the going to believe the lie. i think just one other thing like that you might be better out although there's a t long wy to go, like more transparent about how things work in journalism hey you go about reporting a story about how many people you talk to we've done a little bit more about who we are and bios so the people in seat is re

her running mate is going to help in some ways to soften heretical image but it's not going to do the work for her. for the first time in 3 and half years she's going to have to do the work. >> this is the cover of new york magazine. it has cheering former president barack obama, the whole crew on the cover of new york magazine and she is sitting on top of a coconut. something she was made fun of falling out of a coconut tree robert. >> i'm not an instagram or tiktok so it's hard for me to know at all. i don't have that either in. here's what i i would say to tommy's comments. 1, when she was an attorney general and she took on the banks. i rental of the largest banks in the world. the banks came and looked to settle for 4 billion. jp chase and wells and bank of america paid 20 billion. when she was a prosecutor she moved to conviction rates dramatically and when she after gun reform she didn't have to go after the second amendment but she went after things like making sure there were risk protections. i think we should have that debate on crime and were wet with her as a prosecutor a

it just shows heretical -- radicalized the left in the country have become.et professor dershowitz voting for trump by 98 days. i'm guessing. will see. -- i'll ask him the next time he's on. when we come back, this weekend hezbollah in the north -- killing and attacking israeli children. the white house reportedly is asking israel to show restraint yet again. we get reaction from stephen miller at morgan tagus as we continue. >> ♪ ♪ (reporters) over here. kev! kev! (reporter 1) any response to the trade rumors, we keep hearing about? (kev) we talkin' about moving? not the trade, not the trade, we talking about movin'. no thank you. (reporter 2) you could use opendoor. sell your house directly to them, it's easy. (kev) ... i guess we're movin'. we're here with chris counahan of our local leaffilter. so chris, tell us how leaffilter is different from every other gutter protection on the market. with leaffilters, patented filter technology, there are no gaps, no openings, no place for debris to get in at all. and we install leaffilter on your existing gutters. i

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you heard these numbers. 486,000 latinos are eligible to vote herete in the state.ne in five nevadans registered voters almost the same proportion. three to 50000. our projections 276,000 latinos will vote. let's think about our projectors. we look at trends over the past several elections. to see how our turnout is over. with the projection be for the current year. the politics of the moment. how mucht, investment to mobilie latino vote. this is the minimum of what we want to expect. we really do our job we should prove him wrong and have a greater turnout. >> hopefully. hope that a great time in las vegas everyone is so nice but everyone is so nice. i had a chance to visit yesterday. shout out, she was telling me the voters here are not party voters their candidate voters to think that the chip that we could see on a national level in the coming year? >> i've been doing this a long time. that is something obscene about that latino electorate. they do not necessarily vote ass there a d behind that candidate we set and nonpartisan elections people do not have theti

who don't believe in it, heretics like j.k.ng and kathleen stock , who get kathleen stock, who get pilloried mercilessly and viciously, because they don't subscribe to it. so i think in that respect, it is it is like a religion. yes. >> well, that was an interview that broke the internet whilst we're on. richard dawkins. here's what he had to say. this great thinker, this great rationalist about so—called trans ideology again, which is at the heart of wokeism or attitude to this new idea that you might be born in the wrong body, that a man is a woman . body, that a man is a woman. >> i think it's pretty well nonsense. and it has become. i mean, there may be 1 or 2 individuals who really do have a sort of, mental problem with being born and feeling they've been born in the wrong body, but it's become a fashion now, especially among young people. i think that's pernicious, and as for newspapers reporting about, i don't know, a woman raping somebody with her penis. i mean , somebody with her penis. i mean, thatis somebody with her

and heret is, you know, a picture of his parlor. now, clearly, remus was not a minimalist. i n't think he ever met a cherub statue. he didn't nto take home. but my favorite part of ts picture is the gold piano. it is a lovely little piece right there. and i only bring it up because vy first nonfiction books in in the send city, which was about two sisters who ran a brothel in chicago, they also d ld piano. and when they were shut down. nobody knows wherehagold piano went. so, keto think in my mind that the gold piano from the everleigh club somehow ended up in george remus mansion 20 years later. and i'm just that's my story, and i'm sticking to it. but anyway, this mansion was 31, rooms all curated and decorated by rooms in imogene. his favorite prized possession was this authentic signature of george washington that was worth $50,000. and it was just sort there on train to society. you know, just having this mansion that full of artifacts and sort of expensive trinkets for people to admire. here's another room in the mansion, i would say a little t more tastefully decorat

. >> i want to live in burning heretics at the stake. >> yes, yes.hen we had proper values and enforced them. >> yeah. i'm not so sure about that, don't you think? everything. but. but do you attend my point that it's a weird place, like at a comedy club? mock whatever you want, but it's a weird place to do it at the olympics. >> yeah, i just, i think the thing that a lot of people had said was it wasn't necessarily authentically french and it didn't necessarily represent, you know, there was no karl lagerfeld. there was no none of his cat choupette. no, there was nothing to do with old couture. ceune nothing to do with old couture. celine was there, but she's canadian. well, she's french—canadian. >> yeah, but still a bit fraudulent. >> oh, come on, no, stop. >> why was lady gaga there? what's she got to do with france? >> i think she was just. yeah, i i'm kind of over her. >> oh, i think many people are. yeah it'sjust >> oh, i think many people are. yeah it's just strange that she's. she wasn't even doing a french accent. she wasn't making any effo

south korea on for then it's united states and has friends who have 3 gold specs and part to the heretics of the home are shown in the pool. and their city officials say they're confident olympic events will be able to take place in the river send as scheduled hod pollution level sa practice sessions in the river being cancelled for a 2nd straight day months. route one is due to start there on tuesday, and it's also the venue for marathon swimming. more than one and a half $1000000000.00 has been invested in infrastructure to cut see which levels we know why? well, i've heard that he was actually after the mess, right? and you had on the operating system and he, everybody, so that's for sure. but now the trend is going down. so we, i come to them to be able to organize the competition. i normally tomorrow. so we're going to see the last results sides of the trend is really doing better of in american sprint, or no. eliles says he's mentally stronger than he's ever been as the targets a historic, a for olympic gold medals. louse has been open about his mental health struggles in the past,

the president of the united states, joe bidens to,dei is definitely alive, pictured herete her walking to air force. he didn't even have to be surrounded. it looked like he might use thed big boys stairs and everything early this mornings mo, but for days, the president was nowhere excee seen or hearrd except on x, causing rumorsin and speculation not on this program to run wild. wiyden din didn't even publicl announce his decision to drop out of thednicly 2024 race or his decision to endorse kamala harrishi. so there were no videos, no pictures, nothing just a brief statement on x. i guess that's the way we now communicate with each other.w anyway, the white house said that biden was under the weather. each otr.he had covid. apparently he's feeling better. i'm glad to hear it. accordinow itterg to reports, biden spent the weekend fuming at elites in his own party. now, apparently, according to the "new york post", otherthe sources, joe's decision to drop out wa poss in fact coerced. one top democrat telling politico, quote, nancy pelosi made it very clear that biden could do it the ea

know, in the time of the burning of joan of arc in order to demonstrate that she was some kind of hereticd-hot, this is a crucifix , they first heated her up and then carried her, that’s the same thing, well, yes, but i think that of all the formulas that zelensky is still able to compose, these are the formulas for all kinds of white powders, i think he understands them well, that’s about satisfaction. i think they will talk to him separately when there is a psychiatric examination before the court, and there they will ask him what he means by satisfaction, in what form he prefers it, and so on, but since in the matter of war and peace regarding the ongoing the territory of the former ukraine, the conflict, well, in my opinion, you described everything very convincingly, there is another interesting, let’s say, track, in the relationship between the european union and, well, let’s say , the countries of the post-soviet space. drawing moldova into the european union, and the stronger this fuss and movement about drawing it into the european union, when i say drawing in, this is because no

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. >> i want to live in burning heretics at the stake. >> yes, yes.we had proper values and enforced them. >> yeah. i'm not so sure about that, don't you think? everything. but. but do you attend my point that it's a weird place, like at a comedy club? mock whatever you want, but it's a weird place to do it at the olympics. >> yeah, i just, i think the thing that a lot of people had said was it wasn't necessarily authentically french and it didn't necessarily represent, you know, there was no karl lagerfeld. there was no none of his cat choupette. no, there was nothing to do with old couture. ceune nothing to do with old couture. celine was there, but she's canadian. well, she's french—canadian. >> yeah, but still a bit fraudulent. >> oh, come on, no, stop. >> why was lady gaga there? what's she got to do with france? >> i think she was just. yeah, i i'm kind of over her. >> oh, i think many people are. yeah it'sjust >> oh, i think many people are. yeah it's just strange that she's. she wasn't even doing a french accent. she wasn't making any effort.

project 2025, funded by the heretic found -- the heritage foundation, is a very expensive plan to changeur government. it is also potentially -- i just realized, with everything that has happened trump could put himself in and never leave. and that would be sad. host: judy in illinois, joining us, again part of the calls this morning when it comes to issues related to campaign 2024. one of those will be economic issues. latest job for -- job numbers for june out just a few moments ago. the u.s. economy adding 206 thousand jobs. that causing the unemployment rate to raise slightly to 4.1%. a supporter of former president trump, this is leah in south carolina. caller: yes, sir. good morning. yes, i don't understand why democrats are not real happy or fond of robert kennedy. i kind of like him. i kind of like his ideas. of course, i could not vote for him because i am a republican, but they think of trump as a felon. ok. we know that all illegals are not bad, and all americans are not good. but with the many women who have recently been murdered, kidnapped, and raped by a lot of these young

project 2025, funded by the heretic found -- the heritage foundation, is a very expensive plan to changeur government. it is also potentially -- i just realized, with everything that has happened trump could put himself in and never leave. and that would be sad. host: judy in illinois, joining us, again part of the calls this morning when it comes to issues related to campaign 2024. one of those will be economic issues. latest job for -- job numbers for june out just a few moments ago. the u.s. economy adding 206 thousand jobs. that causing the unemployment rate to raise slightly to 4.1%. a supporter of former president trump, this is leah in south carolina. caller: yes, sir. good morning. yes, i don't understand why democrats are not real happy or fond of robert kennedy. i kind of like him. i kind of like his ideas. of course, i could not vote for him because i am a republican, but they think of trump as a felon. ok. we know that all illegals are not bad, and all americans are not good. but with the many women who have recently been murdered, kidnapped, and raped by a lot of these young

cases and your point, i think, but i just want to underscis, is that none of the statutes alleged hereted here have a clear statement covering the president, therefore, meaning that the president can't be charged for any official acts under this -- under these statutes. mrr: that's absolutely correct. they're extended way beyond. i mean, this is -- juice kavanaugh: now that's separate from the question what's official versus what's personal. but, for that bucket t official, there's no clear statement, period? mr. sauer: that's rit. and as to purely private conduct, we don't think the clear statement rule would be d. but, as to official acts, these statutes, the ones charged in the indictment, are just way far afield from purporting to crinize in clear terms the president's official acts. justice kavanaugh: and then your -- just to clarify this, the president's not above the law, the president's not a king, the founders thought that. i think your point in response to that is the president is subject to prosecution for all personal acts, just like every heamerican for personal acts. questio