professor hirsch, i would love to get your thoughts about what we are seeing unfolding here, which is probably the sort of worst-case scenario of how, short of a worst-case scenario, but in terms of how protest meets resolution. what can you tell us about what you have seen and heard on your time on campus? and there have been deadlines and other deadlines and i think all of the protests have been criminalized rather than being treated as a right of students to express their opinions. and this takeover of hamilton hall last night also does not have to resolve in this police takeover tonight. as far as i know there have been no serious negotiations. there has not been professional mediation. there hasn't been enough time to resolve the situation in a different way. >> when you talk about the police presence being a galvanizing force, can you speak more to that, the way in which the escalation here has actually brought students into the fold or engaged them in some way. >> well, president minouche shafik testified before congress, there was an encampment within the day. police were call

john and rachel's son, hirsch, was abducted and badly injured on 7 october.o sign of life until this hamas video two weeks ago. his parents nowjust daring to hope. when we heard the news that maybe there's a deal, we were cautiously optimistic and we remain cautiously optimistic. it's scary to have - military actions going on. they're innocent civilians, including our son. - we just, we just need this- to come to an end and we need the mediators on all sides and the two main partiesl tojust sit in the room and hammer this outi and don't come out of. the room without a deal. away from the quiet dignity of the hostage families, friends and supporters are determined to make as much noise as possible, demanding the government do more to rescue hirsch and all the others. these israelis protesting in the heart ofjerusalem tonight feel that a deal to end this terrible war has never been closer. and so, as they protest close to the prime minister's official residence, their demands are becoming more and more urgent. israel's defence minister says the rafah operation

according to hirsch, the israeli cabinet's decision to build a wall to separate the gas into two partshe northern part of the enclave is still successfully controlled by hamas. now footage from iran, there, due to heavy rainfall in the north-east of the country, the rivers overflowed their banks, as a result the streets were flooded, cars floated along the roads, look at how powerful the flow is, the car is literally washed away by such powerful flows due to flooding in the underground passages, at least people died five people. local authorities recommended that residents not leave their homes; forecasters say that heavy rains could continue for almost two more days. on the rivers. are blowing up the ice, specialists are working in the most dangerous areas to prevent large-scale flooding, ice drift in the region is only gaining momentum, if in some areas the water recedes, in others, on the contrary, the river level rises, from there they are trying to evacuate people in advance, with the latest information, vitaly prokopiev. a demolition worker drills a hole to measure the thickness

john and rachel's son, hirsch, was abducted and badly injured on october the 7th.gn of life until this hamas video two weeks ago. his parents nowjust daring to hope. when we heard the news that maybe there's a deal, we were cautiously optimistic and we remain cautiously optimistic. it's scary to have military actions going on. they're innocent civilians, including our son. we just, we just need this to come to an end and we need the mediators on all sides and the two main parties tojust sit in the room and hammer this out and don't come out of the room without a deal. away from the quiet dignity of the hostage families, friends and supporters are determined to make as much noise as possible, demanding the government do more to rescue hirsch and all the others. these israelis protesting in the heart ofjerusalem tonight feel that a deal to end this terrible war has never been closer. and so, as they protest close to the prime minister's official residence, their demands are becoming more and more urgent. israel's defence minister says the rafah operation won't stop u

the congressman woman who had been in the horrific car crash. >> if you follow that all you know hirschwas come we pray he gets back home, but we know he is not if we've been following issue which leads me to wonder what he sadly have you been doing when he is saying i've been doing all i can? >> aishah: mary katherine ham thank you very much for joining us we appreciate it. >> john: oak chicago officials say some migrants are paying to be mugged? how that could help them secure a visa coming up. makes every day... a "let's dig in" day... mm. ...a "chow down" day... a "take a big bite" day... a "perfectly delicious" day... - mm. [ chuckles ] - ...a "love my new teeth" day. because your clearchoice day is the day everything is back on the menu. a clearchoice day changes every day. schedule a free consultation. 's fee on migrants are paying to become victims of crime. that's according to a federal indictment exposing how multiple chicago robberies were actually staged to help migrants to cheat the beaks of system. senior correspondent mike talbot's life in chicago on this. mike, this seem

all over the condors countries there held i've met was repeatedly rachel and jon of the parents of hirschold org poem american israeli tendon music festival on israel badly injured, and kidnapped by hamas terrorists and dragged in these tunnels. ryan corbett has been held in afghanistan for years and ngo worker abducted by the taliban. has been held in china not yet imposed and of course a wall street journal reporter whose mother i met with recently and enjoined with his family and continuing to pray and work for release. there is recently been a positive step forward. something disturbing how it long welcome home hostages. >> the senate will be in order progress jason is it "washington post" reporter was taken prisoner and iran ultimately served a year end a half part 544 days. the first thing jason got from the u.s. government when he returned home? it was a tax bill with the fines and penalties for his failure to file and pay his taxes on time. jason came to meet with me recounted toin meet when he pointed up to the irs it was front page news in the "washington post" he was unjustly i

the charges were planted on hirsch by undercover american military divers. the use of proxies and the in fact, what happened. that has information about the work of the ukrainian special services to create a dirty bomb with specific names and companies that are involved in it. all information will also be provided to the competent authorities. valentina solavyova, alina abdyukhanova, sergey shatila, channel one. a military court in moscow arrested the chief personnel officer of the ministry of defense. lieutenant general yuri kuznetsov is accused of receiving a bribe on an especially large scale. according to the investigative committee, at the time before his transition to cadres, he headed the eighth directorate of the general staff. those responsible for protecting state secrets in the ministry. during the searches , more than 100 million rubles, gold coins, collectible watches and luxury items were seized. kuznetsov faces 15 years in prison. in pre-trial detention center the second defendant was sent, a certain martirosyan, with whom the general was familiar from the service, from

investigation does not contradict the information previously presented by american journalist seymour hirschut in the summer of twenty-two during the nato baltops exercises, and the detonation was carried out on september 26 of the same year via a radio signal from a norwegian aircraft. the ukrainians were needed solely to divert attention from the real customers and perpetrators of the terrorist attack. when a cover legend is made, it is done quite well, we do not take away the experience of the cia or the experience of mishest, preparing a cover operation, they have quite a wealth of experience in using proxies in using legends for formation of a certain position, withdrawal from responsibility. former head of the ukrainian enterprise radon, engaged in the disposal of radioactive waste. by the way, it is possible that he was involved in attempts to create a dirty bomb. colonel of the ukrainian special services roman chervinsky, apparently the coordinator of the operation from kiev, was under investigation for abuse of power, but mysteriously disappeared from the pre-trial detention center

new investigation does not contradict previous information outlined by american journalist seymour hirschf gas pipelines was carried out in the summer of twenty-two during the nato baltops exercises, and the detonation was carried out on september 26 of the same year via a radio signal from a norwegian aircraft. the ukrainians were needed solely to divert attention from the real customers and perpetrators of the terrorist attack. when a cover-up legend is made, it is done quite well, we do not take away the experience of the cia or mishest’s experience in preparing a cover-up operation, they have quite a lot of experience in using proxies and using legends to form a certain position and deflect responsibility. radon, engaged in the disposal of radioactive waste. by the way, it is possible that he was involved in attempts to create a dirty bomb. colonel of the ukrainian special services roman chervinsky, apparently the coordinator of the operation from kiev, was under investigation for abuse of power, but mysteriously disappeared from the pre-trial detention center at the end of april. for

prize, cymour hirsch.on approved the resumption of arms supplies to ukraine worth $61 billion. the white house said that military tranches for kiev will be carried out as quickly as possible. the fact is that biden wants to go to war with russian president vladimir putin. i don't know why, but what i can tell you is that the biden administration noticed that presidents like abraham lincoln and frank roosevelt who win wars become famous, great presidents. so they think that the president who won the war always receives better ratings than the president who did not even take part in the war. spouses. the president of france and the chancellor of germany laughed while visiting the holocaust memorial, right next to the stone slabs in memory of the murdered jews. the first attention to this was drawn by the german publication bilt. journalists called such actions an outrageous gesture; it is unknown what caused the fun. the situation was commented on in the russian miz, where the behavior of the first ladies wa

american wrote about this on his blog journalist and pulitzer prize winner seimar hirsch. the conflict was provoked by the united states. during biden's years in office, america has spent $175 billion fighting a war that cannot and will not be won. the conflict can only be resolved diplomatically if rationality prevails in kiev and washington, or a crushing defeat. the understaffed, insufficiently trained and poorly equipped ukrainian army suffers. in recent weeks , several ukrainian brigades have made it clear to their superiors that they will no longer participate in suicide. this is a serious punishment for the separatist forces and a serious warning against interference and provocations from external forces, their actions will be resolutely resisted. anyone who advocates for taiwanese independence will have their heads bled. to such development. both sides were clearly preparing for the events, and the chinese military, which already in the morning posted online propaganda posters with a detailed description of all types of weapons involved, the latest fighters dzian-2

berkeley born israeli american hirsch goldberg, poland, was kidnaped on october 7th. members of our community where tape on their shirts with the number of days he and other hostages have been held captive. today is day 214, says board morsel says berkeley unified's actions have been at times misunderstood, saying nondisclosure and protecting their students does not mean non-action. now this comes one day after the us department of education said in a letter that it is investigating berkeley unified for allegations of discrimination based on shared jewish ancestry or being israeli. we are reaching out to berkeley school leaders for comment on that investigation. now, speaking of the board of education, the office of civil rights is responsible for answering to reported incidents of hate or discrimination. they reported and recorded, i'm sorry, recorded 19,000 complaints in 2023. that is record setting. and this year alone, they say that they're already up 36. so we do know that this is a pervasive problem nationwide and needs to be addressed. hopefully those school le

american journalist and pulitzar prize winner seimar hirsch wrote about this on his blog.inted out that the conflict was provoked by the united states. they have been pushing nato towards russian borders for 30 years, ignoring russian warnings. now it 's moscow. is approaching a landslide victory and can negotiate from a position of strength. during biden's years in office, america spent $175 billion on fighting the war. which cannot and will not be won. the conflict can only be resolved diplomatically if rationality prevails in kiev and washington. or the understaffed, insufficiently trained, poorly equipped ukrainian army will suffer a crushing defeat. several in recent weeks. ukrainian brigades made it clear to their superiors that they would no longer participate in a suicidal offensive against better trained and better equipped russian forces. the delegations of russia, china, hungary and sixteen other countries voted against the un resolution, which calls the events of 1995 in serebryanica genocide, appoints the serbs guilty of the deaths of bosnians. true, the gener

joining me now is my good old friend, senior analyst and ceo, and lauren hirsch.fed's independence is crucially important to the health of our economy. what might it look like if the white house controlled it? >> we don't know but we can guess what trump would want which would be low interest rates all the time. the reason the fed chair is not a political role is because sometimes, the fed chair has to do unpopular things like keep interest rates up, so obviously, it's a question we are debating. if you have someone who is purely thinking in a way that is acting, you know, at the beck and call of the president or by political means, you risk 0% interest rates forever and an inflationary environment, a weak dollar, and that can impact the strength of the economy. >> whether or not it was donald trump, here we are in an election, the fed will not cut interest rates. if the president, any president, had influence over the fed, i have a sinking feeling he would push to cut rates. >> i have a view of this in trump terms, they want a financial market crisis the likes of

. >> president joe biden: we are working around -- just like we've freed hostages already and -- hirsch he -- being held by hamas. >> martha: mark theissen? >> it used to be that -- was of all these are becoming almost daily in curses. there are increasing in frequency but it used to be that the philip unger what is safe space that allow as he stayed on the script he was okay but one event of the script that he got into trouble like when he called on jackie gorski it conquers women who does that a couple of weeks earlier at an event, i was off script. here he is misreading the text that is prepared for him, the text clearly is saying that the family of this hostage is there and he says that the hostage is the and, you know, is starting to read the end -- i was a speechwriter. what you would do is that -- you put instructions and you put them in brackets in all caps saying, you know, pause here or, you know, this is a person's last name. is not reading the instructions out loud. this is a level of miscalculation and error that is getting worse and it's only going to get worse and he goes

here it is today hirsch goldberg poland still he is not here with us but he is still being held by hamase here with us, send up, guys. >> sandra: as that was happening former president donald trump just departing trump tower a moment ago he waved to the cameras that are clearly outside, there we go again. laura we are watching this together it looks like he is getting in the car the motorcade will roll on to the courthouse. this is while he is not campaigning on the current president is out there and making speeches like that go ahead, laura. >> he is making speeches that are obviously the sign of a decaying mind as sad as it is we've all had relatives that get in this position where cognitively they obviously begin to decline, you cannot graph certain words that you want to recall quickly. that is nothing new. but i think what you will see thursday in the south bronx with president trump going into what was previously just really democrat territory and republicans since reagan have not really ventured into new york city or any of the boroughs of new york city, this is going to be a mome

joining me now are rachel and john poland, their son hirsch was kidnapped from the music festival octobers arm. you and john have been incredibly dedicated and fearless, and courageous. and you keep your spirits up, you've met with congress members. here you met with the president monday night. is there any hope to get these talks restarted, reengaged? >> well, as you know, we say every morning hope is mandatory. so yes, there is hope. there is always hope. there's optimism. i think what we're really feeling and seeing across the whole region, not just for the 128 hostages and their families, but for the hundreds of thousands of people in our region who are suffering horribly also in gaza. we need an end to this and there is a lot of hope to get there. >> and there was certainly a feeling that after defense minister gallant came out and there was pressure and benny gantz, so two different parties getting involved from -- and four military people, that there was more pressure on the prime minister, but then the icc recommendation. that seems to have really rallied israelis, understandably,

our regiment it arrived, it’s just wonderful, forty de horn rifle, and this is lieutenant rudolf hirschur glasses here, now we'll drink, and for you, my friend, there will be special service, what the hell wilky, what's going on here ? it's been a long time coming, hasn't it? i’m so glad to see you, doctor, with all my heart, i’ll throw you out of here, i promise you that, and commander, believe me, doctor, why spoil it? good night, may you dream of beautiful women. stand! i don’t understand anything in the photo of koltygin and alexandrov, hold on, be silent! others always die, i'm tired of it, bukhovitsky, enough of this, go with zoya as a guard, take the guys, the third one in a week, what do you count as dead, i don't want to die, noah, come on, no noah, tell me how they went yesterday not a sound, not a breath, we will all die here, without help, without medicine, we will die, enough to find, stop, otherwise i will now report on the alarmism, don’t worry, i’ll be back in a minute to process it. licorice once again that the commander says there will be no evacuation, there will be e

. >> asmarianne hirsch, thank you for your time andhi insight int this. we really appreciate it. michelle, hamilton hall is for people who are not familiar with the columbia campus in april of 1968, 56 years ago, hundreds of students seized the building duringts protesters over the vietnam war. i do not think that was lost to the people who stormed hamilton hall. after a week this is again in 1968 police entered in underground tunnels and cleared themd out. over 700 people were arrested. >> let's remember that's a really dark l chapter in columbia's history, which is why it'sis so breathtaking to see tm repeat it. >> but it does -- putting this in the broader context what's happening in american politics when this began i think for a lot of people all these protests had the eye opening of the 1960s. the country feels catastrophically divided on every issue from basic facts to, you know, an actual policy. >> i think a democratic presidential convention in chicago. >> yes. exactly echoes of 1968. it's hard to imagine this is -- that this imagery of the nypd storming columbia in thi

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fairness that the one thing that we should be demanding is that all of the hostages come home ofir and hirschnd the beavis children and mom, every single one of them has to come home and that would bring an end to the tensions here have you heard anything about oh, does is he still believed to be alive our hope is that he's alive. we haven't heard anything to the contrary and we it was shocking and hard to see the videos last week, but there is proof that these people are alive but that their lives are in danger every single hour de, week that they are act there. >> and we know that ofir is and we are sending him all of our strength and a consistent basis, but we need them home and we need them home yesterday my colleague, a arlette from the white house was talking about the important speech that president biden is going to be given to, going to be giving today to mark holocaust. >> remember brands day and he's going to talk about the horrors of october 7 in the speech and also use it as a clarion call to fight back against the rise of anti-semitism here in the united states and around the wo

and here are the days hirsch called goldberg poland. so still he is not here with but he is still being held by hamas. >> after i signed the pact back at lack act into law pack a of like a pack, a lack of an act act. oh, anyway, here with reaction, former house speaker and fox news contributor newt gingrichfr is with us. so, you know, i guess we know, now why they don't to release the robert hurt tape whereleas he was askine thg. the question was i still vice president in 2009? because if he believes that obama sen 200because t to t during the pandemic to solve the problem, we got a big problem. mr. speakemr. r. i thi you know, i think this is nka lt more than politics. when you watch the decay of joe biden and realize that he is the commander in chief of the most powerful military we history, and it's clear week after week that he grows less capable. and i frankly, when you takewite the house transcript, you know,h with the exception of the one where he claimed he was vice president and presiden cove rest, aren't one byble, one terribl

robert hirsch said joe biden mert the elements of thetl crime he knowingly kept, knowingly disclosed classifiedse information, but he wasn't charged because he sayais he was a forgetful old man. and we also established motivest . robert, her said on page 231 of this report, joe biden had mv strong motivations for ignoring classified procedures becausatfe he was writing a book, a book for which he got paid $8 million. so we had an $8 million motive.i he met the elements, but he doesn'vet get presidentent trump does. and thentrumes jack mishandleddh the very documents. ve. yout make this stuff up >> you really can't. let me get your reaction to what's going on in the cour r . have the judge threatening to put president trump in jail? t. th puttingyou have clearly a jue in this case, according to my reading of the lawg to, that sht have recused himself. shous, ofallegations, seriou ones, of of the family being involved in compromise and possibly benefiting from the outcome of this trial. then you hav youe the third higt ranking official at the department of justice thiss is merrick garl

hirsch talks about how the university of illinois basically asked for power of eminent in to decide who will be within its neighborhood close to its university borders. so just breaking that line where the states because think the role of the state here is crucial in the actions of private industry always needs to be taken into account in definition of neoliberalism. but that was 46. again, we're playing a parlor game, you know. early, you know. yeah. is that the training? is it training wheels for neoliberalism like. yeah, but that's not the point. i yeah. i sorry, go ahead. ask a i will wait a that. okay. right. okay. well, thank you all for this one. i feel so on the spot here. thank you all for this really wonderful panel and being so open about your discomfort with the term or the ambiguities of the term. i really appreciate that. ly crude generalized about theography of late 20th century politics lately, i feel like there's two tendencies. there's either a narrative of the rise of the rihe collapse, the new deal, or the collapse of the new deal led to the right. which to say an id