cold from the us secretary of state, the when lead times with russia finalizing his nation in independence always speaks exclusively with the rushes. pull him up to meet 3 beds with the ladies, but how the west conducts its business? is it twice to full? this political agenda on the americans always try to rule by treating crises on the planet. this was the case. well, at least through the 20th century, and it continues that way in the 21st. the bbc, the install, sends us down a message to the world. cost is editor in chief, and the what they say is biased. pro is wally coverage. we're just giving you a different amount of houses listed in the line to the levels of an eye, elation 11. there's a tremendous in balancing the news that people are seeing in the west to move in particular. you know, the areas where block up to block off the block is entirely flattened. the a very warm welcome to you. you're watching on the international with the world news updates coming to live it from months ago. it's good to have you with the, with america set to elect is 47 presidents. that can only mean one thing.

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always advocated for peace, never called for hong kong independence, always wanted hong kong, the jointen hong kong and china to be kept and have democracy and that's all he did for the last 30 years and they sent 200 journalists to raid his newspaper, arrested his colleagues, locked him up in prison, solitary confinement, inhumane conditions, and there's been a na an international callr his release, saying he never should have been there and he should be released immediately. maria: he's an incredible individual. we pray for him, sebastian. thanks very much for being here. >> thank you very much. maria: we so appreciate it. if you speak with him, tell him we're following his story and making sure to put a spotlight on it. >> thank you. maria: sebastian lai. wor we'll be right back. ke your wors and retirement savings. voya helps you choose the right amounts without over or under investing. so you can feel confident in your financial choices voya, well planned, well invested, well protected. to me, harlem is home. but home is also your body. i asked myself, why doesn't pilates exist in

independent publishing company. what would be the steps we would take? so the first up, i alwaysell everyone when they're starting out to creating an independent publisher, just like any small business is to create a mission statement. so why are you creating this organization? who are you hoping to reach? what type of content are you looking to put out in the world? and then to create a really strong and detailed financial statement? so you want to put together that panel at the beginning the process so you really understand what kind of funds, resources you're going to need upfront. and then how are you planning to get those books to the market and what is the costs going to be associated with that? and there are a lot of different moving parts that are part of a panel for a book publisher. you have to look at acquiring the content producing the content, distributing the content. so it's really important for folks as they'rea business toget business plan in place to know who they're trying to reach and to have their finances is really shored up as they're looking launch somethi

now i want to bring up independents. you're always looking late in the campaign. if the democrats are royal loyal to their candidate. where are the independents going. these are independent female voters. 57 to 29. my question for you, ann would be why. the six week abortion ban in iowa took place a couple months ago. trump has been dark in his rhetoric insulting the vice president. is it something she's saying? something he's saying? something within chaste changing the above? >> i'm going to go with all of the above because i can't single one thing out. i will note our previous polls this year in february and in june trump led with independents. so what happened between june and september? biden left the ticket, kamala harris joined it, there was a surge of enthusiasm. there was a surge in the proportion of people we talked to who said they would definitely vote. that was our criterion in june. now we have an additional criterion if you've already voted. especially among older people it's over 90% incidents of people we talked to in that age group who say they're

independence they have always seemed to be like a existed. superpowers that are less imaginary and more expectable to each of us. what he developed looks like matter what is technology. i've spent years investigating what robots can help us accomplish machines will help us do things imagined and they are possible and help us get the word they are at work and save us time. this is idea. a robot can your house. today robot might do more, it might brush her hair while you finish yourr reading. they are starting to be meaningful in people's lives. we have mathematical model for entanglement in the algorithms that guarantee do not cause pain if they brought you here. robots can doo some more, they take on dangerous work load every week you put out paper, glass and a aluminum. the recycling sorted which is physical work, the exact job robots to be able to take on. so they have the ability to differentiate between paper, plastic and sort out recycling so humans do not have to do it. we develop a new generation so they are compliant and handle a wide

so this idea that they're going to be thoroughly perfectly independent is always a little bit of a myth. you do want a strong personality somebody that will stand up for what's right. i'll tell you. my criteria, though, drifts from where you guys are. what i would say is number one, the president clearly wants somebody who's willing to throw a grenade under the tent. you know, somebody who is going to blow up the politicized culture and i'll tell you, i think that's right. i think they need someone who's going to go in and say, let me hear about all the misconduct that was affiliated with the trump investigation and others to find out if heads should roll. but beyond that every morning. and ellie knows this to every morning like 730, the attorney general gets a briefing where they're being asked questions about what do we do on this terrorism case? do we have enough to pull the trigger? or what about this counter espionage? or what about this senator? and those are really nuanced, difficult questions of procedure and judgment and i like the thought of someone with some prosecutorial exp

i've always been independent. i think i felt i am so lucky. he wants to be with me even though and page i'd be positive. but now i actually feel someone shut it off me because i'm h i v positive it kills me that i can't talk that it with people. not that i want to talk better when everybody. sometimes i just wish i could tell me that because we're really close, but i know it would just break his heart so i won't ever go there. ringback i've met another woman who was the same as me tray was duty. we both to parents in rid of him, power lives. it's great. i'm always trying to show, or there are positives to this. have all these free friends now. why never would a man a time sometimes it's just, it's very moving because she had a lot of sleep and she says it and really simple there. yeah. you know like very, really simple. like that's just a reality. like we're just i had been performing as the dry character calls data for almost 30 years. and i like to say that i'm the most beautiful woman in the world, in my price range. and that's very beta, t

now i want to bring up independent. you are always looking late in the campaign. the democrats are loyal, the republicans are loyal to theirs. look at that. 57 to 29. my question for you would be, why? the six week abortion ban in iowa took place a couple months ago. trump has been pretty dark in his rhetoric come insulting the vice president quite a bit. is it something she is saying, he is saying, something within iowa? all of the above? >> i am going to go with all of the above. if i can't single one thing out. i will note that our previous polls this year in february and june, trump led with independence. so what happened between june and september? biden left the ticket, kamala harris joined, there was a surge of enthusiasm, there was a surge in the proportion of people we talked to who said they would definitely vote. that was our criteria in june. and especially among older people, it is over 90% of people that we talked to in that age group who say they are going to vote. and they tend to vote for kamala harris. and women in that age group specifically and

up, and that my goodness knows he better be capital these days are great. simon's independent political research, i always love your commentary. thanks so much for joining us as well. he may be heading for the exit or at least trying to find the door. but democrats of the us senate are still supporting jo biden's agenda, the sole the left to suffer us wasting the feet and the reason the election. they've shut down the republican motion that aim to block the president, arriving off more than $4000000000.00 of debt that ukraine. oh, it was on go, sam. well, that did not sit well with sentence around pull. who would put the full with the vote? you prayed, is consistently ranked as one of the most corrupt countries in the world. transparency, international range, ukraine, a 100 and 4th, out of a $180.00 countries in 2023, with respect to honesty and integrity. and also found the 23 percent of the public service users paid abroad and the previous 12 months and you crime. and yet we get billions of dollars, and we have no special inspector general. and now, despite all this, president biden wants to forgive ove

i've always been independent. i think i felt i am so lucky. he wants to be with me even though i'm h i v positive. but now i actually feel someone shut it off me because i'm h i v positive. it kills me that i can't talk that it with people. not that i want to talk that way. everybody, sometimes i just wish i could tell me that because we're really close. but i know it would just break his heart so i won't ever go there. i've met another woman who was the same as me tray was duty. we both took part in rid of them parallel lives. it's great. i'm always trying to show, are there a positives to this? have all these free friends now and why never would a man time same thing. it's just, it's very moving because she had a lot of slink and she says it and really simple there. yeah. you know, like, we're really simple like that's just a reality. like we're just i have been to farming as a dry character data for almost 30 years. and i like to say that i'm the most beautiful woman in the world, in my price range. and that's very beta, that's kind of 8 as

author >> so if you and i decided to create a so-called independent publishing company, what ywould be the steps we would take? >> the first step i alwaysl everyone when they're starting out to creating an independent publisher, just like any small business is to create our mission statement . so why are you creating this organization? who are you hoping to reach? what kind of book are you looking to put out in the world and creating a strong and detailed financial statement. you want to put together that p and l at the beginning of the process so you understand what kind of funds and resources you're going to need up front . then how are you planning to get those books to market and what is the cost going to be associated with that and there are a lot of different moving parts of a pnl for a book publisher. you have to lookat clearing the content, producing the content, distributing the content so it's important for folks as they're looking to put a business together to have that business plan in place . have their finances shored up as they're looking to launch . >> so if somebody writes about how do they get it into the marketplace?

but, you know, i'd always been very independent, and to lose that is not nice.information, but the new version of the technology is even simpler. it can sense everything from just that single box. engineer and supersense co—founder matt ash has been trialling it in his own home. so what you can see is the overnight activity in my house, throughout every single room from that single point. so you can see bedtime for my kids all the way up to me relaxing in the house when they've gone to bed. and then overnight, seeing my kids waking up at various points just to keep us on our toes, and then us waking up again in the morning, having a shower and then having brea kfast. this data will ultimately be interpreted by artificial intelligence and the messages to carers will be automated. the sens2 hub has just made the finals of the prestigious longitude prize on dementia. now they need more families to come on board to help their research and progress the product. 0bviously everyone's different and everyone's home is different, so collecting data for us is really import

but the fed of course has always traditionally had independence from any political interference.uggested thatjerome powell suggested that jerome powell should suggested thatjerome powell should step aside if donald trump wants him to, jerome powell making it very clear that he will not do that and also, that the law is on his side, that he doesn't have to resign if the president asks. donald trump has suggested and said for now thatjerome powell, he would like to keep him in his role until the end, in 2026. him in his role untilthe end, in 2026. ., . him in his role untilthe end, in 20263-— in 2026. thanks so much for that, nada _ in 2026. thanks so much for that, nada tawfik _ in 2026. thanks so much for that, nada tawfik in - in 2026. thanks so much for that, nada tawfik in west i in 2026. thanks so much for i that, nada tawfik in west palm beach in florida, just next to mar—a—lago. let's return to the us election and what a second trump presidency could mean for the war in ukraine. the country relies on us support, including tens of billions of dollars in military aid. during

so i always pray that the championships on toasted in a country that doesn't recognize the independence of the cost of i and the new of and cool. i'm going yeah. because then my participation is not always guarantee nor do i just one. and of course the is the good it's early august and christian are members of the aisle painting and dias for are out in force and the costs of and capital ahead of a big note of boxing. the organizer is a former world champion to until 2014 represented the cost of of since then robin cross need, she has not had zone yet. has problems. for one simple reason. he changed his passport. now he represents germany leading. don't you have to wishing that costs a vote could have the same status as his adopted country? 5000 the i came to germany in november 2004. it wasn't easy and the beginning is everyone who does that experience has emigrating isn't easy to get over the years. we've overcome those problems at the end of the year we are and finally we can give something back to our native country. those phones. i'm deborah the loan to all of us that sort of get pa

i'm definitely not our child support or somebody who i've always been myself an independent golder. definitely. i saw that and this selection and really came down to the idea that these kamala harris just did not do what she needed to do to connect with people like me, she and i. but as far as your question goes, as this from going to be using the presidency, i think he doesn't really need to. i think when you look at many of the cases that are, are the trials that are going before him. i mean, let's look at the one new york he was convicted of the civil trial against him and he had to pay millions upon millions of dollars and, and fraud some simple. it's a really complex. well, now a appellate judges in new york, which is a very liberal states. they are saying that this, this judgement is crazy and, and it looks like they're going to be over turning that case, which is just going to show you that it was a big, it's going to be a victory without even from interference or any trump, like i had had enough because these judges were pointed to by a republican governors in, in the state

independent very early. yeah. for me, it was always important and that in the beginning my self employment, i was do everything by myself. but i tried to set up a system and issue that a delegate that task and also someone else. and my team can take all of my tops. so i can, i'm always flexible in organizing my time in, in all the roles i have and because i'm not just self employed, i'm also a mom. i, i only have a husband i have. i'm also a daughter i, i also have a small assist the i friends i need to have time for 17. i don't want my family and then we're planning on next. explore nearly one year, one year and every day, everything went through everything and also so excited to gulf views. and actually i do more tight in my free time because i'm the one i'm posted on the m, among all those goals. i have been informed to have time for myself. so i can gain energy. and i also like to push myself to some limits physically because it really helps me to and hinge my tolerance and my limits. i like to learn. i like to grow. i know we live

so and i really enjoyed being independent very early here for me. it was always important and that in the beginning of my self employment, i was to everything by myself. but i tried to set up a system, an issue that a delegate the task and also someone else in my team can take over my tough so i can, i'm always flexible in organizing my time in the all the roads i have and because i'm not just self employed. i'm also a mom i, i only have a husband. i have a i'm also a daughter. i also have as well as the i friends, i need to have time for 17. i don't want my family and then we're planning on next. the always really one year, one year and every day, everything with you, everything is plan events and also so excited to gulf views and extra while we did the whole year. and it's a very i do more tight in my free time because i'm the one has some parts that i know and among all those goals, i happened to the point to have time for myself. so i can gain energy. and i also like to push myself to some limits physically because it really helps me to and hinge my tolerance

independent. guest: doing well. caller: this is something that has always bothered me about especially biden.hen he started his campaign, he brought up charlottesville. i read that whole transcript. journalists were asking him about monuments. he said there's good people on both sides about tearing down monuments. so either biden lied to us or he doesn't know what he's talking about. so when are people like c-span going to admit that there's people on both sides that he was talking about monuments? he wasn't talking about the kkk or whatever. it pisses me off. guest: you make a very good point. if you look at the whole context, it is not as joe biden -- not as bad as joe biden was making it out to be. but joe biden does not on the ballot and there are a lot of other examples of donald trump spending time with nazis. he had dinner with two nazis. he doesn't say he regrets having dinner with them. in terms of race, i've been around long enough to remember the central park five. these were five black kids who were wrongly accused of raping a woman in central park and they went to prison for it a

because they tend to vote the same way every time you can say you're independent, but if you always vote d, r, r, you're not really independent. right? voting is the stickiest in our society the best predictor. whether you're going to vote is whether you voted before the best predictor of you will vote for is the party you voted for before. everywhere in this country, everywhere in this country, this is a problem because. it leads us with this bifurcated that we're often not happy, happy with. what is the solution? i think the solution is to actually make the parties more representative unless we have structural change, we're always going have two parties. but the parties themselves have to be made more representative. they've been less representative money dominates the parties now. money dominates the parties. and you know how it really matters. i'll tell you, another professors will comment on this as well. young people come to my office every week, say, you know, i'm interested in getting involved in politics as i said. but i don't know how to raise money. i don't have my own indepen

, the idea that the attorney general's office exists in some kind of pristine, independent from the presidencies has alwaysts and others, who are worried about presidential overreach or the president using the attorney general's office to go after his political enemies, in a certain way might have been better off with matt gaetz as attorney general. because he was such an immediate lightning rod, such a kind of, you know, a kind of caricature of a liberal's idea of a corrupt republican. and i think in certain ways, having pam bondi in there will give, you know, give skeptics and critics of the president less of an easy time than they would have had with gaetz. also, you won't have probably people resigning or declining to take jobs, which was an issue, i think, with the gaetz nomination as well. i think the justice department will win more cases in front of the supreme court with her in charge than it would have with gaetz just because they have a higher caliber of lawyer. >> bret: also, during this show, there was another development. and that is that senator bob casey officially conceded to dave mccormic