reading the book, one can experience 10 arbaeen, maryam hamedi, sada and sima news agency, i am the president, the people voted for me to be by their side, so that their feet do not move forward in difficulties and hardships . this is my homeland. my pains are shared by the people. i have to go all over iran to be a part of the people's happiness . it was in september of last year that we stepped on the difficult road during our trip to khuzestan province. there, the 120-kilometer journey was difficult with the people, but they were pure and kind-hearted let's live together in this deprived area, the people of ahmed fadaleh village, that is, 8 hours, 9% of the time. in short, sitting and talking with people is always sweet for me, but when i am with the nomads, i feel different , where life is flowing and smooth, lack of infrastructure. road and the instability of drinking water is one of the most important needs here, agriculture is based on the necessary credits related to the problems of the province, which, god willing, quickly after the previous star, the work has been completed. shush d

general merrick garland firing back at republicans accusing him of weaponizing the justice department >> i am not the president's lawyer i will add, i am not congress' prosecutor the justice department works for the american people >> reporter: but republican lawmakers grilling garland over what they call a two-tiered justice system. >> there's one investigation protecting president biden. there's another one attacking president trump. the justice department has got both sides of the equation covered. >> reporter: the gop zeroing in on the special counsel investigation of hunter biden alleging garland was misleading when he said there was no interference in the investigation into the president's son. garland was pressed if he had any conversations with special counsel, david weiss, regarding the case >> i do not intend to discuss the internal justice department deliberations, whether or not i had them. >> so your testimony today is, you're not going to tell us whether you've had discussions with mr. weiss? >> my testimony today is, i told the committee that i would not interfere. >> reporter: two irs whistle-blo

. >> these welcome to the stage the president to the national council of negro league women. -- women. >> good afternoon. i amhe president and ceo of the national council. this black girl from camden new jersey is humbled to sit 60 years later in front of you. in 2023, the black woman i am looking at a nightmare. those that are trying to decimate democracy in turn back the power and those in the government hide behind the law. i have rights in spades that ash righteous rage where white women still make six five cents in -- righteous rage where black women still make $.65 to a white male. our brothers and sisters we will galvanize voters and black women will save macro see again and we will continue to preach the gospel. we will take back our constitutional freedom. thank you. as i close, if she was here she would close by saying don't ever get weary. all things work together for good of the people who love god and are called to according to a purpose and we have more to do. >> ladies and gentlemen we have a few more speakers to go and reverend sharpton and the king family will join us on the stage as we will

the address that they surrounded me. it was it as one of them pulled my arm behind my back to nathan and i said and said let me through. i am the president, secretary, you're saying that only made things worse. you said they were asking you to surround me and my cars. i had a tiny cars just had the again, i knew that something tremendous was going on. but i didn't understand was municipal. and then one of i in days ministers showed up to florida administer floor, and this is on more and almost without looking at me. he said he's me to try to run movies if that's a different place. surely was plunged into sales. that's the military took over power under the orders of that colanda in chief general. i will still be not yet in 1974, the new check was declared president by the tune tough during his 17 years of rule . thousands of 2 lanes are posing the regime, were arrested torch. it killed and disappeared as the whole brain, however, managed to escape to cuba, together with the children. and one of i'll give this door to us be at these also known as patty. they left everything behind. yeah, yeah. so now we're a new life sausage. but good. a

the cartels wherever they are. [applause] i am running for president because i believe in the promise and potential of every american. i believe our best days are ahead. as i have faith, i have faith in the boundless capacity of the american people. i have faith in the one that is ever guided this nation from the very beginning. god is not done with america yet. more than ever, the world needs america to lead again. for freedom. when it comes to foreign policy, i believe we must take the principal path based by our forbearers. we must accept our response abilities as leaders of the free world, not shirking responsibility in order to secure our freedom and prosperity at home and to ensure prosperity across the world. so, as i close my remarks here at hudson institute in 2018, so i close today, america must return to the path we forged under our administration and build on that path. when it comes to our relationship with china. our poster china should simply be this, we should have one hand extended in friendship and the other resting comfortably on the holster of the arsenal of democracy. america must stand strong i

coming to you i am addressing you as the president and not the security council. ve addressed you as the prime minister of albania. again, i am having a stupid dialogue with you about this, but for some political assessment, which is the political assessment you made at the beginning of your speech. that is how we speak here . about nato about albania, which is a member of nato, that is, again, this has nothing to do with the fact that i am here now as the president of the security council. can we now move on to the normal agenda? of our second agenda i want to draw the attention of the members of the security council to document s e 2023 a-a fraction 6063 e-e which dates from the sixth esterpen of 2023 which is an appeal to the president of the security council i give the floor to the secretary general mr. antonio guterres mr. president dear participants, so the charter of the oun is our road map that leads to long-term peace and a peaceful world, those mechanisms that are based on the principles of the charter, they are a textbook for us , how we should resolve c

even with the face saving indictment last week of hunter biden, everyone knows the fix is in. >> i am not the president's lawyer. i will add i am not congress' prosecutor. >> reporter: republicans on the house judiciary committee hounding him for details about the criminal investigation into hunter biden after his plea deal imploded in july and he was indicted last week in connection with a 2018 gun purchase. >> after five years, are we in the beginning stage, middle stage, end stage, each keep hiding the ball stage? >> i'm not permitted to discuss -- >> isn't that convenient. >> reporter: garland rebuffing the questions and kdeferring to difd davi david-wise. >> i left it to david weiss whether to bring charges or not. whether there was sufficient evidence or not. whether there were better cases to bring or not. >> reporter: the attorney general reiterating that he stayed out of the hunter biden investigation. >> i promised the senate when i came before it for confirmation that i would leave mr. weiss in place and i would not interfere with his investigation. >> has anyone at the department told preside

only russia invited all the governments with which mexico maintains relations, and not because i am the presidentis has always been the case. thousands of libyans came out to protest. they are dissatisfied with the authorities' response to the devastating flood; protesters gathered in the mosque to demand intensify efforts. rescuers, meanwhile , continue to clear the rubble in the most difficult areas, and specialists from the russian ministry of emergency situations work throughout the country. they delivered 30 tons of humanitarian aid, our special correspondent igor mikhailov bright sun and cloudless sky for the first time in 10 days on the mediterranean sea on the libyan coast the hurricane wind died down rescuers from the russian ministry of emergency situations are examining the port of the city of derna. divers inspect the bottom depth. in this place there is more than 8 m of sea. muddy rear need to work carefully there are ropes at the bottom of a flooded boat and a mountain of garbage. i try to go around them right under the male boats to open up to go when they are floating during a flo

russia was invited to all the governments with which mexico maintains relations, and not because i am the presidenten the case. the united states and iran exchanged prisoners; five americans were released from prison in iran and flew to qatar from there. they will go home in turn. the white house also agreed to release five iranian citizens detained in the united states for violating sanctions. they had already arrived by plane in tehran and the exchange transaction took place through the mediation of a boat. in addition, washington unblocked access iran to $6 billion received from oil sales. sports news was presented by danila mahalin, good morning, and in a few days the world sambo cup will take place in serbia. will our athletes participate there? good morning. yes, the russians were allowed there, in a neutral status this tournament will become a preparation for the world championships in yerevan. but at the moment all attention is paid to the world wrestling championships in belgrade. the russians already have two golds and one bronze in their assets. according to chronology , the first russia

thrives. >> americans believed today in our country there is unequal application of the law. >> i am not the president'syer. i will add, i am not congress's prosecutor. >> attorney general garland says claims of a politicized or weaponized doj have led to security threats against the fbi and doj personnel. iran's parliament passed a controversial bill that would increase prison terms and fines for women and girls breaking strict dress code. those dressed as it describes inappropriately would face up to 10 years in jail. the bill still needs to be approved by the guardian council to become law. the move comes a few days after the anniversary of mahsa amini, a woman that died in custody after being held by the marana deep police for an allegedly improper he job. --hijab. hundreds were killed in the following cracked by security forces. a prisoner swap with the u.s.. abram paley the u.s. deputy special envoy for iran was on the plane home with the americans released. i spoke with him earlier about the experience and other developments comg out of around. -- iran. can i ask about a developing story today. w

even with the face saving indictment last week of hunter biden, everyone knows the fix is in. >> i am not the president's lawyer. i will add, i am not congress's prosecutor. >> republicans on the house judiciary committee hounding garland about details in hunter biden after his plea deal and he was indicted last week in connection with a 2018 gun purchase. >> after five years, what stage are we in? are we in the beginning taj, the end stage, the -- >> i can't discuss ongoing cases. >> a judge called b.s. on the plea deal. >> garland rebuffing questions and deferring to special counsel dade weiss who is overseeing the hunter biden probe. >> i leave it to mr. weiss whether to bring charges or not. that would include whether to let statute of limitations expire or not. whether there was sufficient evidence to bring a case. that was subject to the statute of limitations or not. whether there were better cases to bring or not. >> reporter: the attorney general reiterating he stayed out of the hunter biden investigation. >> i promise the senate, when i came before it for confirmation, that i would leave mr. we

the address that they surrounded me. it was, it is one of them pulled my arm behind my back of nathan and i said and said let me through. i am the president. secretary, you're saying that only made things worse. you said they were asking you to surround me and my cars. i had a tiny cars just had the again, i knew that something tremendous was going on, but i didn't understand was minutes and then one of i in days ministers showed up to florida. minnesota, florida. this is on more and almost without looking at me. he said he's me to try to run then he said, that's all you have and surely was plunged into a assess the military took over power under the orders of that colanda in chief general. i will still be not yet in 1974. the new chad was declared president by the tune tough during his 17 years of rule, thousands of 2 lanes opposing the regime were arrested torch. it killed and disappeared. as bill bryan however managed to escape to cuba to get there with the children. and one of our youngest daughters, bethany's, also known as patsy. they left everything behind. yeah, yeah. so now for a new life sausage would get a very pain if you have

not the president's lawyer. i will add, i am not congress's prosecutor. >> reporter: much of the republican fire centered on the president biden's son hunter, despite the fact that hunter biden is being investigated by david weiss, a u.s. attorney initially appointed by donald trump and appointed special counsel by garland himself, giving weiss more independence than a typical federal prosecutor. today, republicans claiming that hunter biden is getting preferential treatment, even though nearly a week ago, he was indicted on felony gun charges. >> what stage are we in? we are in the beginning stage? the middle stage, the end stage? they keep hiding the ball stage? what stage are we in? >> i think this one. i would go back to the videotape where i said, i'm not permitted to discuss ongoing investigations. >> well, isn't that convenient. >> reporter: the 5 1/2-hour hearing at times testy and personal. at one point, a republican congressman suggesting that garland approved the targeting of catholics for unfair investigation. garlan

running for the position of president of ukraine and i am leaving . i have time in the only marathon because i am a candidate to write the president an hour a day or some kind of debate, and i say friends, even the president of the country, he went to oman, negotiated with the patrosh , added to putin, brought war upon war to our land, the corrupt placed his close people from the 95th quarter everywhere, so-and-so repeats everything that is true and that's it that is not true and people who are at the front or who should be here in ukraine and did not want to leave because they hope for victory, i think god. and this says that we have such a terrible government and what we are fighting for. how is this possible? destroy this power and then go to war. this is just a breakdown of the state , and what does the president say? he goes out to listen. no, this candidate wrote to the president. he himself is corrupt . he is a scoundrel. he is in the service of the oligarchs. he is a russian agent. if he is a russian agent , you have the sbu there. w

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that is he said repeatedly that based on the court rulings, so many of these questions are open questions. how am i as someone who is clearly following the president's direction, how am i supposed to be able to sort through all of these legal issues when it took the judge over one hour to do the very same thing which is interesting. by the way, there is not a single white house advisor who hasn't asserted executive privilege. it's not like on the only one who is done this. if you go back to 2019, you had in the molar russia hoax case, you had mcgann, dearborn, porter, conway, donaldson invoking the privilege and immediately the president conferring that. you go to after the january 6 committee was established, you had meadows, skipping out, patel, bannon issued subpoenas and the president invoking the privilege. you had people repeatedly going before the january 6 committee and assert the privilege all without challenge. here i am people are supposed to believe that the privilege had not been invoked. hang on a second, let me finish. what this i think means is we will have a trial next week. but these are questions that will certainly move up the ch

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not to take orders from the president from congress or from anyone else about who or what they criminally investigate. as the president himself has said and i reaffirmed today i amot the president's lawyer. i will add i am not congress is prosecuted. >> i guess that might be easier to believe that d.o.j. had not tried to put a former nebraska congressman jeff fortenberry a huggers man in federal prison but did not charge to prosecute former masses under massachusetts rachel rollins a democrat for much work reaches conduct. and if we had any idea what was happy with the investigation and classified material needed to joe biden's house. if the attorney general is trying to convince us the d.o.j. is about politics. i assure him the ship set sail a long time ago and currently resides at the bottom of the ocean. joining us mike johnson from the great state of louisiana. thank you so much for joining us. the other birdseye and you set up top with the seniors are more people sit what did you learn from ag garland's appearance that you did not know before they got there. >> we did not learn much of anything. great to be with you i was the leadoff and our five-hour heari

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not the president's lawyer. i will add i am not congress' prosecutor. justice department works for the american people. >> reporter: according to recent closed door testimony, officials told congressional investigators they could not recall david weiss, who has led the probe since 2018, saying he did not have the ultimate authority to charge the president's son. >> do you solemnly swear -- >> reporter: the attorney general disputed the testimony of handwritten notes from an irs whistleblower that weiss claimed he was not the deciding person, insisting to lawmakers that weiss had the final say. >> i'll say again, termination of where to bring cases and which kinds of cases to bring was left to mr. weiss. >> reporter: while republican investigators insist over 20 million in payments from foreign sources to the biden family and their associates, democrats say the probes are politically motivated. >> wasted countless taxpayer dallas on baseless investigations into president biden and his family, desperate to find evidence for an ab

to do with the indictments of donald trump or with any criminal indictment and youer dovrp's purview. look what merrick garland said on that count. >> i reaffirm today i am not the president'sr. i will add i am not congress' prosecutor. >> yeah. i am not the president's lawyer. this is an age-old value of doj under administrations of both parties going back generations. here are the facts. of course, the president appoints the attorney general who was then confirmed by the senate. 70-30, in merrick garland's case with substantial republican support. merrick garland appointed jack smith as special counsel. merrick garland made clear, there is that historical wall of separation between the president and doj. garland even said the decision to charge donald trump was not even mine. that was jack smith's. another wall of separation here. no evidence whatsoever to indicate any involvement by joe biden in those indictments of donald trump. >> one key piece. second obviously very telegraph, focus on hunter biden, the investigation and indiamond of him as well. what did we learn? anything new stood out to you? >> merrick garland struggled with this. more questions than answers provi

but the real root cause are the disastrous economic policies, of this administration, maria. that is why i am running for presidenters even though i think union bosses are channeling this wrong direction this false at feet of the current administration why i am running for u.s. president we can fix this economy deliver economic growth make sure that everybody is actually participating in it hasn't been the case so far. >> all right. . that sounds good you say you get it what are you going to do about it ways the policy to reverse this spiking inflation then? >> it is actually not that complicated maria one is unlock american energy, drill, frack, burn coal embrace nuclear energy costs actually drive inflation also by driving more energy production we are driving economic growth stop using taxpayer money to pay people more to stay at home. than to go to work, that is krpt contributing to worker shortage supply chain shortages then attribute to inflation. i also think we need to stabilize the u.s. dollar the job for u.s. fed stabilize u.s. dollar as unit of measurement, and then most importantly strip back, a majori

not the president's lawyer. i will add i am congress' prosecutor. the justice department works for the american people. our job is to follow the facts and the law. that is what we do. all of us recognize that with this work comes public scrutiny, criticism and legitimate oversight. these are appropriate and important given the matters and the gravity of the matters that are before the department, but singling out individual career public servants who are just doing their jobs is dangerous, particularly at a time of increased threats to the safety of public servants and their families. we will not be intimidated. we will do our jobs free from outside influence and we will not back down from defending our democracy. third, i want to explain why we approach our job in this way. the justice department was founded in the wake of the civil war and in the midst of reconstruction with the first principal task of bringing to justice white supremacists and others who terrorized black americans to prevent them from exercising their civil

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not the president's lawyer i will add i am not congress's prosecutor the justice department worksesident's son hunter biden last we can on felony gun charges after a plea deal fell apart. chairman jim jordan who's leading an impeachment inquiry into the president blasted garland for not prosecuting felony tax charges related to income from hunter biden's overseas business dealings >> what i'm wondering is why you guys let the statute of limitations lapse for those tax years that dealt with burisma income. >> this investigation was being conducted by mr. weiss, an appointee of president trump, he will at the appropriate time have the opportunity to ask mr. weiss that question. >> reporter: with former president trump indicted by special counsel jack smith and mishandling classified document pleading not guilty in both cases, republicans arguing the doj is engaged in prosecutorial overkill >> the fix is in. >> reporter: democrats defending k garland saying the republicans can't back up their claim facing hours of intense questioning, garland who's often talked about his jewish herit

it's not about the president, it's about the vice president who you worked for in the 2020 campaign. >> i am governed by the -- i want to be careful. the president has announced he is running for re-election and the president is going to make his case to the american people. and i'll refer you to the campaign for campaign questions. this president has a lot to be proud of and to run on. he delivered some of the most consequential achievements and economic progress, the chips bill, the inflation reduction act, that's what he is going to be talking about versus these sort of political sideshows that congressional republicans are starting to launch into right now. >> any expectation he will weigh in on this anytime soon? >> the president can speak for himself. i think he will focus on what the american people want him to focus on, which is improving them, their lives, their families, not these political attacks on him and his family. >> ian sams, appreciate your time this morning. thank you. >> thank you zoo . >> really important with the questions and trying to get some answers that the americ

the betty ford center would have an alumni event, and he would always say, she is the president, i am just former president. you would find him at the grill, barbecuing hotdogs. that was his job. he was pretty comforbl she got the medal of freedom, a decade before he did it he was so proud of her. it is a really interesting -- you could do a bug just based on jerry and betty. there is enough drama there. but that is hopefully incorporated in this. susan: we have about 25 minutes left. you explain he took on an incumbent congressman the first time around. he took on the republican leader. what do we learn about him? richard: ford didn't mind all of that. the thing that bothered him -- and he was verbal about it, people thought he was just a republican partisan. he entered politics as an insurgent. he and his father taking on a corrupt republican machine that dominated not only grand rapids that at one point, the state of michigan. in 1948, he took on the idea -- he had been an isolationist himself before the war. the war transformed his attitude just as it did the hometown hero, who wa

not to take orders from the president, from congress or from anyone else about who or what to criminally investigate. as the president himself has said and i reaffirmed today, i am not the president's lawyer. i will add, i am not congress's prosecutor. >> cnn justice correspondent jessica snyder is tracking this for us. we have heard a lot of tense exchanges. have we learned anything new? >> really, you saw in that opening, we are seeing merrick garland a bit more forceful here than in previous hearings. he is trying to hammer home or insist that he, nor anyone at the justice department has interfered in the special counsel investigations, whether it is into the former president or, of course, the current president's son hunter biden. and the questions, the accusations, they continue to fly throughout this hearing from republicans because, of course; this is the first time that the attorney general faced congress since the president was indicted twice, the first time he faced congress since hunter biden was indicted on gun charges. here is one exchange where republicans really tried to get information from the attorney general about any communication that he mig

the most merciful. i am at your service and all the respected viewers . i have news on the 14th. good morning. as you mentioned , i am at your service during the one-day visit of the presidenthan. i am isfahan refinery, the place where the president is supposed to be present in a few moments and actually start operating the span settlement unit. 10,000 barrels of diesel and clean fuel according to euro 5 standards will be produced daily in this unit, which today the president has put into operation, and with the production of these 10,000 barrels of diesel , it is actually the standard of google's production of 300 tons per day in the open air . the cities of the country are actually prevented from serving you. about 7,000 billion tomans and 511 million euros have been invested for the implementation of this plan, everyone is ready in this place and in a few moments the president, i also see that the cars are coming and they will actually be present in this place and this the plan will be implemented this third delivery is actually a project that the president will attend in isfahan this morning and is actually a continuation of mr. raisi's plans in isfahan. they are suppos

our job is not to take orders from the president, from congress, or from anyone else about who or what the criminally investigate. i am not the president's lawyer. i will add, i am not congress' prosecutor. >> i want to bring in jay. al also, mimi rocca. i'm glad to have both of you here. we were watching what took place on the hill. he had a hostile crowd. he was defiant, right? he was talking about not being the president's lawyer. not being congress' lawyer. it's difficult because he is facing criticism after criticism, after criticism, and the pace of the prosecutions. what was your take on his approach to be defiant and the way he addressed congress? >> i thought it was the perfect tone. more merrick garland for the rest of us is calm. he is an institutionalist. he is to the core. i think it backfires to try and make merrick garland look political. it fails. he will defend the core of the department of justice. and the career prosecutors. that's who he is defending. he's going to say, ask david weiss, the trump-appointed attorney. but the career prosecutors, and the agents, leave them out of this. he is so insere

the women's and men's sections. i see in my opinion, the future of iran is very bright. i represent the national team of my wife . i am the vice president of ali nasab, the grand master of women. the national chess team of the country will start from the second of mehr, without the stage of the 29th of shahrivar and the third of mehr , it will be sent to the asian games of henry china. mohammad majid of the german chess federation news agency. quarter final stage today, germany and italy faced each other. germany won in a close match and 287 moves. with this win, they advanced to the semi-finals and became the opponent of america in the last game of the previous stage. canada and slovenia faced each other before this. by winning against lithuania , it went to the semi-finals , and the united states advanced to the semi-finals with a victory against italy. to reach the top 16 teams, the women will play against south korea iran defeated bangladesh 3-0 with the combination of shahsaviri and safai and went to the second round . how did our country's women's national volleyball team perform today in the last match of the asian championship,

to bettering your community, i learned the important things like hard work, the value of a good paying job and leading a life of integrity. i am grateful that in president bynum, we have a leader focused on families just like mine. who can give hard-working families across this country more breathing room. as a college student, i feel great about that hopeful about this. hopeful that i can provide more opportunities for my children. that is due in no spark -- no small part to president biden. he is fighting every day for people like me. it is now my honor to introduce president joe biden. president biden: as my mother would say, please excuse my back. i apologize. i just told ms. davis that when she is president and they say joe biden is out of the waiting room, she promised she wouldn't say joe who? do you have seats? i once said that early on in my tenure. i said everybody take a seat and none of them had seats. i tell you what, you guys are impressive. three of you are really close, close friends. and one is about to become a close friend. my problem is your biceps are little small. i will work with this, see what we can do. really and truly, thank y