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political independence that... it created for itself, it also provided the opportunity for other actors in the region, other actors who were simply sick and tired of america. and western influence in the region, american in in and western of subservience of of subservience to the west, of being forced to abide by western cultural norms and western and western fashion and everyth, mean being turned into consumerist culture, this was affirmation of life, not just independence, this was affirmation of... wanting to create, not consume, this was affirmation of our capacities as peoples in the region to produce a new kind of outlook towards the world. and miss, staying on that topic, we can also turn our attention to the uh american enmity towards iran. why has there been this level of hostility coming from the united states towards the islamic? is it because of iran's independence as we were just discussing right now, is it because iran is a force to be wrecken within the region, or is it because iran has stood firm ag

, that is an important word, it's not just independence, but it is systematic independence and iran's system of independence is very unique. it is very dynamic and very complex and multiayered system of independence, when you look at the views of amamini and the views of khamenen in this regard, it starts with the idea that independence is at the foundation of the being of any nation that wants to live according to the will of god, basically you cannot give in to the will, you cannot give in your agency completely to any power that is ungodly, and of course we had this during the colonial. era we had this during the time of the bipolar world and of course in the unipolar american world, so this is very foundational in the system of the in the political thought of imam khamaini and which is at the basis of this revolution and the islamic republic is political system, but on the second layer we need to, you the idea is that iran needs to achieve internal strength and power in in in in order to be independent, so independence means strengthening iran from within, and part of that is the

, that is an important word, it's not just independence, but it is systematic independence, and iran's system of independence is very unique, it is very dynamic and very complex and multiayered system of independence, when you look at the views of imam khameni and the views of this regard, it starts with the idea that independence is at the foundation of the being of any nation. that wants to live according to the will of god, basically you cannot give in to the will, you cannot give in your agency completely to any power that is ungodly, and of course we had this during the colonial era, we had this during the time of the bipolar world and of course in the unipolar american world, so this is very foundational in the system of the in the political thought of imam and which is at the base basis of this revolution and the islamic republic is political system, but on the second layer we need to, do the idea is that iran needs to achieve internal strength and power in term in order to be independent, so independence means strengthening iran from within, and part of that is the political pr

finance won independence -- enti winners have prevailed among the independents since 1976.s per the exit polling data. this is from wedo, nevada. caller: i have a question for you. i do not understand why ron desantis that he would go all the way, running for president, then nikki haley was right behind him, and now they are not running. i was waiting to vote for ron desantis as president and nikki haley as vice president and now i do not have those choices anywhere. now i have to vote for one of two candidates that do not represent me. i think i could do a better job than either one of those. host: do you think ron desantis or nikki haley would have been better to run as independent and not as republican against donald trump? why do you think they were not able to gain enough traction to keep their campaigns going? caller: i do not know why ron desantis dropped out. one day he was running and the next he said he was not running. what was the reason? it should not be money. if somebody is running for president, they can still keep their name on the ballot so that we can vot

10,000 independents . number of them is not important, i say that because there are many of them, my beard basket will be more. if you think that each of them can get, for example, one million votes, 100 million more have no place in our electoral system. one is that the same point i made, for example, we say that at least 20% of the people's votes will be obtained with this proportional system, which mr. qadri could not do. convince me that with their proportional system , less than 20% should be taken instead of 30%. this is a discussion of one and the same duality in the legislation that we want the country in two ways in the election system. let's run the parliament, because in my opinion, this will create a problem in the country. look , all these questions have been answered. go now, any text or in fact any so-called article , book related to the electoral system , tell me, sir, the most fair. which electoral system ? i will immediately refer you to the proportional electoral system now you and i cla

they've been laying the field an independent unity presidential ticket.here does that effort stand now? >> the key to all of this we've been working on this for two years now. ross perot had only started his pallet because it's people with clipboards getting signatures. but he barely started itin all 0 states. we are active in 17 others and the final steps if there's a unity ticket there are some states that require you to have a name to candidate the spokesperson has said you are looking at so sometime after sur tuesday to determine if we offer our lien and who would be on it. so what's happening? >> the big event for us this friday we are going to have our 800 delegates, our most dedicated citizen supporters from all 50 states across the country and they will be mti gag moderated by the former mayor who is one of our great volunteer leaders and they are m here. we only want to put forth the ticket if we feel like it could really win. we have no irts so on friday thy will make their voice heard and let uw where they want to take us. >> in today's environ

, pre-independence independence, and of course, the short run of the members. sure. thank you so much for having me. and for everyone for coming. so congo became independent from belgium in june 1960 and it was a rush to independence that belgians agreed to only belatedly and did very little next to no preparation for. so lumumba was patrice lumumba prime minister of congo. he had been a postal clerk in the colonial. he was arrested for embezzlement and after prison remade as a beer promoter and then got involved in anti politics. and so he won the election to be in a parliamentary election before independence upon independence was prime minister and then everything sort of goes to hell in. a handbasket in congo very, very quickly. the army mutinies there was a all white officer corps, which was a holdover from colonialism all white, all belgian and black rank and file obviously was not too excited about that. so they rebelled against their offi, military, without congolese permission ostensibly to protect its citizens. but it looked to everyone like a recall t

and a word about that| independent candidate, david tully - independent candidate, david tully — independentnd see if you can grab another word with him now — he'll definitely know he's come second. that is an amazing victory for him, asjust a local that is an amazing victory for him, as just a local businessman? it that is an amazing victory for him, asjust a local businessman? it is. asjust a local businessman? it is, eah. asjust a local businessman? it is, yeah- and — asjust a local businessman? it is, yeah- and i— asjust a local businessman? it is, yeah. and i suppose _ asjust a local businessman? it is, yeah. and i suppose it _ asjust a local businessman? it is, yeah. and i suppose it proves - asjust a local businessman? it 3 yeah. and i suppose it proves to all of us, really, that we can achieve things when we put our minds it. and it is unusual — highly unusual — for an independent to do that. there were a slew of independents here, most of them got a few hundred votes each. but this individual, who clearly has a lot of mates out campaigning for him — they were surrounding him tonight

that is why i independent -- i am independent. we have phil murphy who i think is doing a fantastic job, but i think both parties have problems. for the sake of the future, i know this sounds corny, but for the sake of the future, we have to compromise. there has never been something good where people do not have to give up something. i feel like with this climate that it is just all the extremes. extremes to the right and left. i think that joe biden, i am voting for joe biden because i feel like he is the middle. i do not understand -- all these third parties are dangerous. i'm not trying to sound corny or anything, but i am from jersey, from atlantic city. i have seen what donald trump does. he is the man behind the curtain host: --behind the curtain. host: what did you think about what kyrsten sinema said? at the outcome is less important than beating the other guy app caller: -- the other guy? caller: i think she is right. i do not know much about politics, but i think she should have given back women's rights when we had the

independently pointed out that they can form a third list for themselves, or that there are 100,000 independentple in the red and blue lists in tehran . it is contrary to meritocracy, which means that even though meritorious people have dignity and status, if they do not fit in this proportional format, they will not have a place in the system. they don't have our elections. one thing is that the same point i made, for example, we say that at least 20% of the people's votes to win the representative position with this proportional system , which mr. qadiri could not convince me, is that with his proportional system, it is less than 20%. one is the duality in legislation that we want to run the country in two ways in the electoral system of the parliament , which in my opinion creates problems in the country , kazemi, look, all your questions have been answered, you can now go to any text or in the truth of any so-called article or book related to the electoral system, tell me sir which system is the fairest electoral system ? they will immediately ask you in front of the camera, let's say that

michael howarth, independent candidate, 246. applause william howarth, independent candidate, 523. applause guy otten, green party candidate, 436. ravin rodent subortna, official monster raving loony party candidate, 209. cheering david anthony tully, independent candidate, 6,648. cheering and applause that was 6,638. i do hereby declare that george galloway is duly elected. cheering and applause welcome to rochdale. the cheering and applause welcome to rochdale. ., ., , welcome to rochdale. the turnout was 39.7%. welcome to rochdale. the turnout was 39-7%- thank — welcome to rochdale. the turnout was 39-7%- thank you. _ welcome to rochdale. the turnout was 39.7%. thank you, ladies _ welcome to rochdale. the turnout was 39.796. thank you, ladies and - 39.7%. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. mr galloway... so george galloway will now come to the stage. keir starmer, this is for gaza. applause you have paid, and you will pay, a high price for the role that you have played in enabling, encouraging and covering for the catastrophe presently going on in occupied palestine in the gaza st

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no, they don't want to be independent, no, no, independent. it's not like a party.find each other to form a list. there is no problem independently. for example, in tehran, someone might say, "sir, i 'm a well-known person, for example, i'm a well-known person, not to the right, not to the left." a. no, it doesn't matter to any of them . i will come alone or i will go. for example, if there are 29 other people next to me, i will form a stream, i will form a third stream, a fourth stream will form. it is not considered, but as a rule, everyone must attend with the list no, a person can be independent. i mentioned that look at how he can be elected, then look exactly like this. in tehran, there may be, for example, 2 lists or 5 lists, 100 independent people, these independent people can be in one way or another. should 30 people be placed next to each other, a third list, a fourth list, or not individually, i do not accept anyone, i enter individually. people who want to vote , what exactly do they vote for? if that person is a member of the list, a vote for this pers

and i would also add... myself, that i remember the first days, the first months, even before independence, when yevhen marchuk is deceased the kingdom of heaven, opened these archives and gave my friends from canada and america permission, personally, to go to these archives, see about your parents, about your grandfathers, about your relatives who were detained, arrested, nkvd, ngb and so on and so on it was similar, and the work went on, and today, these days, 30 years and crosses. will tell us and you exactly what is happening in the archives of the sbu, which once belonged to the kgb. please. hello, this is an espresso interview project. my name is khrystyna yatskiv and these are our conversations on the most important topics for ukrainians and not only. today we have an opportunity to talk about... preservation of national memory, about debunking many myths, and i would say, about digging up real historical facts. all this is done by a large number of people in our country, it is painstaking work, painstaking work, and one of such people, today's guest of my studio, andrii kogut, is

and that alternative is independence. that is why the snp will win the general election in scotland. we have to win the general election, because when the snp wins, scotland whence. —— scotland wins. we are the only party that will put scotland first. in the years to come we will look back on our 2024 election victory as a crucial step in securing our nation's independence. friends, we are driven by our positive vision for scotland, are unwavering, unrelenting commitment to securing independence. while our opponents have grown complacent, we have only worked harder, taking action in government to make our country fairer. standing at westminster against the broken tony — labour consensus. and campaigning for independence and communities the length and breadth of our country. and, friends, that hard work is paying off. you can feel it on the doorsteps. people across the country can see the work we are doing to protect scotland from the worst of westminster cuts. and the more people in scotland see of keir starmer�*s labour,

look at an independent person in tehran. let there be a list of 100 independent people.se independent people can be in one way or 30 of them can be placed next to each other and become a whole. which of them will get 20% of the votes? if anyone gets 20% of the votes , what exactly is the share of that group of individual people ? for example, 20-20 in tehran. can 20 out of 30 seats become 6 seats for individual people who bring the floor of 20% to the maximum of 6 seats for these individual people? it is not taken into consideration, let's just say that the probability of individual candidates is very low , even if they have a lot of merit, it is limited to the lists. this is another discussion. really, as legislators , it becomes a two-way election system, one is, for example, debate the service of the majority, if we talk about proportionality , sorry, in four cities of the country , the majority is proportional in four cities of the country. in our country , i have the majority of you . why do we come to the big cities? small, we say, in fact, we have two separate isl

, pre-independence independence, and of course, the short run of the members. sure. thank you so much for having me. and for everyone for coming. so congo became independent from belgium in june 1960 and it was a rush to independence that belgians agreed to only belatedly and did very little next to no preparation for. so lumumba was patrice lumumba, prime minister of congo. he had been a postal clerk in the colonial. he was arrested for embezzlement and after prison, remade as a beer promoter and then got involved in anti politics. and so he won the election to be in a parliamentary election before independence upon independence was prime minister and then everything sort of goes to hell in. a handbasket in congo very, very quickly. the army mutinies there was a all white officer corps, which was a holdover from colonialism, all white, all belgian and black rank and file obviously was not too excited about that. so they rebelled against their officers, the belgian military, without congolese permission ostensibly to protect its citizens. but it looked to every

independent people should not choose, or a combination of lists, or a combination of lists and independentple, or choose all of the independent people. independent people will not have any problems, by the way, if they want , they can go and make a list. it's not like a party it is difficult to find a list. not at all, independently, individually. for example, in tehran , someone might say, sir, for example , i am an important person, a well-known face, not right -wing, not left-wing , not to a, not to any of them. for example, if there are 29 people next to me , i will form a stream, i will form a third stream , i will form a fourth stream. i mentioned that look how it can be selected, then in this , exactly this plan of ours is seen, no, please explain it clearly, look, look at an independent person in tehran , look, in tehran, there may be, for example, 2 lists or 5 lists, there are 100 independent people, these people independently, they can be in one way, or 30 of them can be placed next to each other, a third list , a fourth list, or not individually , i do not accept anyone, i enter

independent line.rlier you were talking about not really having a chance in a race. robert f kennedy, jr., in the ads i've been seeing things he has a chance, especially among young voters and i'm wondering what your thoughts are with regards to rfk, jr., and in general why is he not covered anymore in the general media? guest: that is an excellent question. robert kennedy is running for president. he is only currently on the ballot in two states. one of the things that causes skepticism about whether he could compete to win is he is not on the ballot anywhere besides utah and new hampshire so far. they are working to get on the ballot and we are worried about that. fundamentally the question is can he compete to win the election? i would argue there is no chance of that whatsoever. not only because he is running as a third-party, but the views he has been carrying as a presidential candidate and before that -- he came to fame because he is profoundly anti-vaccine. not just the covid vaccine but all va

, , , independence. could we see a return here? ., , , , , , independence.he is a most high profile potential _ here? possibly. he is a most high profile potential beneficiary - here? possibly. he is a most high profile potential beneficiary of. profile potential beneficiary of this amnesty. more than 300 catalan nationalists could benefit from it but he is a most high profile, and he has been living in belgium, out of the reach of the spanish court since 2017. yesterday the presidents of catalonia and also will be a snap catalan election in may and he has said he would like to possibly run as a candidate in that election. the earliest that amnesty would be in place would be mid—may, so the timing there is rather tight but certainly he is a person everyone is looking at when they talk about this amnesty law and potentially the biggest beneficiary.— amnesty law and potentially the biggest beneficiary. where does su - ort biggest beneficiary. where does sunport for _ biggest beneficiary. where does sunport for the _ biggest beneficiary. where does support for

the right to independence, we were just watching the day before. album familiar?ome kind of prop for a film - this is my real album with childhood photographs, classics, say, from the soviet era. navik was molded with glue right on the cardboard, it’s interesting to take a look again, yes, yes, in fact, no one really bothered, you see with the chronology, here are the photos where i’m 3 and a half years old, here we’ll turn it over right away. 5 years, well, how did it work out, yes, that’s how it was created , well, actually, with this age , i caught a little symbolism when, after all , i was offered to work with this topic, and i immediately thought that we were practically the same age as the constitution, at ninety the fourth time it was adopted, i was 5 years old, and i thought that it would probably be interesting to talk about that time, how children lived, how ordinary belarusian families lived, in fact, in general, how society perceived all those political events with which we collided after the breakup. just a godsend, because, of course , in a film abou

you mentioned the independent candidate david i the independent candidate david tully, coming in secondch do you think george galloway�*s success was driven by his and the labour party's on gaza, and how much was driven by voters wanting to protest at or reject mainstream political parties? the protest at or reject mainstream political parties?— political parties? the reality is, both of those _ political parties? the reality is, both of those factors _ political parties? the reality is, both of those factors played . political parties? the reality is, both of those factors played in | political parties? the reality is, i both of those factors played in the selection. george galloway clearly made gaza a central plank of his campaign, and you heard him speaking there, he talked about entering parliament and shaking the walls for gaza. but he said he also campaigned on local issues like hospital services, deprivation, the centre of the town, the fate of the local football club. i think if you talk to local people, one of the things you would hear from to local people, one of the things yo

for example, there are 2 lists or 5 lists, 100 independent people, these independent people can be in way or 30 of them placed next to each other , a third list, a fourth list or not individually. i do not accept anyone. people who want to vote, what exactly do they vote for? if that person is a member of the list, the vote for this person is also a vote for that list, which means one point to that stage. what will they do next? they say, sir, these independent people, who came individually, which of them won 20% of the votes, who won 20% of the votes , what exactly is the share of that individual group of votes, for example 20 20 what happens in tehran? 20 multiplied by 30 seats becomes 6 seats. the individual people who raised the floor of 20% up to the maximum of 6 seats of these individual people are up for debate . you don't pay attention to the possibility individual candidates are very few, even if they are meritorious. if they have many, it means that it will be limited to the lists. this is another discussion. you are making a law for the city of tehran and 45 other cities. i

one of the things i like to watch and look at the numbers among independents and watch the independentumer confidence rate and the gallup numbermong independents and watch that. it is not been particulate responsive. call and charlie for something he said it might've been in 2022 you were arguing about inflation and you said unemployment affects a few people. >> is a cold and heartless statement. what is low unemployment? what is high unemployment? it's a handful of points different and it's horrible to the people involved. but it's roughly one 100% affected by inflation. one of the many problems the president has with younger voters is, for a lot of them in their lifetimes there has never been any inflation to speak of. so this is something in textbooks or history booo pay attention but not in life. so that has been particularly damaging, along with other things and let's face it younger voters are less likely than not going to be wild about a 77 old white guy but an 81-year-old white guy who looks 10 or 12 years older and a politics politicsassembly appearance is e important tn sadly

david tulley, independent _ to be honest. david tulley, independent candidate, i to be honest.o won the rochdale by—election. we have had some reaction come in to mr galloway�*s when, and the campaign against anti—semitism has said it is extremely concerned about how he will use his platform after winning the by—election. a spokesperson said: so that is a little bit of reaction to mr galloway�*s win. joe twyman, polling expert, has been with us throughout the night and is here to give us his considered thoughts. i wondered if you could sum up what mr galloway�*s win means. this wondered if you could sum up what mr galloway's win means.— galloway's win means. this was a very unusual _ galloway's win means. this was a very unusual campaign. _ galloway's win means. this was a very unusual campaign. even i galloway's win means. this was a very unusual campaign. even by. galloway's win means. this was a i very unusual campaign. even by the standards of by—elections, which are weird and wonderful in many ways each time. but this is particularly unusual. the result is, in many ways, u

donald trump -- finance won independence -- presidential winners have prevailed amon independents since976. and is per the exit polling data. this is from wedo, nevada. caller: i have a question for you. i do not understand why ron desantis that he would go all the way, running for president, then nikki haley was right behind him, and now they are not running. i was waiting to vote for ron desantis as president and nikki haley as vice president and now i do not have those choices anywhere. now i have to vote >> he's speaking at the national pan had a hellenic council black voter summit. live here on c-span. >> good afternoon. it's always a blessing to speak to someone who has a plate in front of them. my job this afternoon is to bring the occasion. increasing the number of people that vote in each election means better representation, more funding to our communities, and a better quality of life. politicians listen to two things. money and votes. if we work together as a community and increase voter turnout, then our state and national legislation will listen to our needs. education, he

we understand that representatives of the kgb very often later than independent ukraine were already representatives ukrainian special forces. well, yes and no, that is, indeed, the collapse of the soviet union was unexpected for the kgb employees, but at the same time, when we are actually talking about those archives that were accumulated and kept in ukraine, they were not planned to be exported, due to the situation in ukraine was radically different than in the baltic countries, lithuania, latvia, estonia, actually. 1990-1991 was a time of discussions about the renewal of the soviet union, how it would look in the future, and at that time no one had any doubts that the baltic states will restore their independence, and with regard to ukraine , there were no such doubts, everyone in moscow was convinced that ukraine would continue to be a colony, a polite colony of the kremlin, and the fact that ukraine managed to restore its independence was truly a surprise, and thanks to this, those who came as a surprise, thanks to this, these archives in ukraine... were preserved and today we

by the end of the 18th century, poland had ceased to exist as an independent states here would take me to deliver in the upper west. lo know when the shooting you, of course, congress with desperate youngest nipples, when you put in a little more store of cancel, cancel for which i'm not of you to what the pros of consciously a little of as a fun. it's like that idea of a for sure you want you to, to duplicate just a few for you. let them know there's lots of stuff she's going to. so that's play ship up with care. she just started getting extend. it says on the regression, most of ukraine came under the russian and pause control. only alicia trans got pay the book aveena, inhabited by russians full as they were then called roo scenes. went to austria, hungary, austin, people oppose the few. those are for be a pause. ready history, it said capsule, so as being some stuff you know, will go to thomas solution of 2 kinds of projects and stuffing. to move on and stuff just so you also get, get, we get at the beginning of the 19th century, have spoken budget sided to create a buffer zone bet

a y, g repeated during the young nation's bloody struggle for independence. they played a crucial role, protecting resistance fighters and those fleeing the violence. but they is a dock side to the churches. prisons in these poor nation child abuse scandal involving high profile include human, both foreign and local. so what you'd have to do to get support for the church has no wings. and some of the country's top leaders openly stand by the priests. even off to one was sent to prison. so for you, this place is not to be in shape. no, no, i knew we continued to. i really do new and these use every, every one. 0, one east investigate is to move to the city is scanned. the a early sunday morning in the south east asian nation of east timor. unlike every sunday in the capital dealing, the cathedral is packed with worshippers. with the exception of the vatican east timor is the most catholic country in the world with almost 98 percent of the population practicing the solar system. the former portuguese colony east timor is located on the eastern edge of the indon

were independent. they were actually dependent on that for my career. and we must just or for the economy for the 4 digit pin activities that and for the administrator outlines. but now we have a new generation of lead. is that look back as it now? what have we've got to what have we benefitted from or does it lose issue for us to take you to speak to for us? i'm not if we have been doing one thing and we have no connection and you have to think about, let's do this. try another. so the relationship between the african states at their, from the boss test on my physically bureau was not as much as been able to translate into associated could, on the development has really been able to translate into peace and stability. and most african countries. now that we have been friendly with you, we have been loyal to and you have not been able to help us as you, sir. and as such, we added infiniti and we have chosen and independent pop. so i believe this is what is, what is what actually happens. all right, the

the self identification of voters, a third independent, 43% of voters think of themselves as independentt this year and it picks up anywhere from one quarter to one third of democratic voters and a bit more than half of independent, you have a ticket that could win outright. when you look at it that way, it doesn't sound so impossible. host: haley would win as a third-party candidate in 2024, what do you think about that? guest: we have not talked to governor haley. she said shested in going down that path. we will stay focused. under our several leaders that are exceptional. host: anoth text forrun as senae members, not just presidents? we are not a political party, we are a nonprofit. what we have done is played a rg bipartisanship. ehind the problem solvers caucus. a lot of our members mobilize to help fund the campaign for grassroots supports for members bipartisan leadership.re we launched a high six-figure ad buy■] to represent brian fitzpatrick, a republican from pennsylvania, who are trying to push forward a bipartisan solution to secure the border and get aid to our allies. they

they demanded independence.ched its climax in 1947. 15 august 1947 over the walls of the red fort in dally shavaharalneru raised the flag of freedom. the story of its incarnation in the first channel blockbuster union of salvation. for some reason, the decavrists thought that they knew better than the emperor that russia needed to take troops, go somewhere outside the city, set up some kind of camp, they themselves were conspirators. nikolai understood the dilemma well, they want to make me a tyrant or a coward, who is this person, the one who turned the reforms in the neck or the person who saved from bloodshed, and this famous question that the emperor asked pushkin, what would you do if december 14 in the twenty-fifth year you found yourself in st. petersburg, pushkin before senate square and pushkin after - these are two different pushkins. the premiere is a big story. decembrists, union of salvation, today on the first. i will reign or i will perish. the foreigner, who did not have legal rights to the thron

during your patients, catholic priests sheltered kids and kids for independence fighters on a massive scale. this commitment could help explain why the church will such influence in east timor today, but a number of scandals have played the institution in recent years. this the historian website this is the testimony of one of move it in doesn't victims who had the courage to denounce the pitifully acts of an american priest. father richard, dash back, dash back. spent 8 years in the indonesian west timor before moving to the small enclave of old hosting. in 1975, he said, happened often each day in 1991. it was in this institution that he raped young girls on numerous occasions over a period of the march 2018. the man of the cloth finally confessed the extent of his crimes in a chilling lisa to his superiors. do you follow the general? it's impossible for me to remember, even the faces of many of the nation loan, the names the victims could be any one from about 2012 to 1991, which is a long time i will comply fully with any measures that will be imposed ceiling reaching desk officer

and one of the biggest independent companies, in fact, the biggest independent publisher of adult andchildren's books in the usa. and we hope to two to grow even further and become even better than we already are. how many titles are you planning to publish this year, your centennial year? it's about 1200. i haven't i haven't counted and that number is a little bit ambiguous because sometimes we first of all, we publish all over the world. so we're publishing in the united kingdom original books and in canada and india and australia, in addition to those in the usa and also sometimes we'll do two editions of a book. so a children's book might be a board book and also a hardcover. so that's why the number is an exact. so how many? how many books will you sell in a year. about? well, i know that we sell about you know about $1,000,000,000 worth of books, but i actually don't know how many units that translates to. mr. karp if somebody picks up a macmillan book or a scribner book or an atria book, those are all simon and schuster is right. well, the macmillan is a separate company owned

tino in florida, independent. caller: praise be free c-span letting ordinary citizens have their say so. this nation needs toare so many angry people who support trump he says he would like immunity to commit criminal acts, and we are supposed to elect people to law, and why so many people still support this man we need to have psychologists and psychiatrists minds of these people that are so fearful, and as james says, trump tells lies but the problem is so many people believe him. host: as far as your top issue for tonight leading up to the state of the union, what would at be? why are there so many angry and fearful people supporting this man who would like to be a criminal? address that, joe biden address why there are so many still after all the things this man has done. they need to understand the minds of these people. host: that was the caller referencing the former president running an endorsement yesterday from mitch mcconnell area here is a portion of what happened yesterday. [video clip] >> how do you

by the way , if they want, they can make a list they don't want to be independent, no, not independenthey can't find each other, it's not like a party , they can find each other for a broken list, get 20% of the votes, what exactly is the share of that group of individual people, how much of the votes does it make up, for example, 20 20 in tehran, what 20 multiplying by 30 seats, it becomes 6 seats for individual people, which is up to the seats of these individual people. it is up to the debate that i expect you to do something with these two, for example, one is that in the proportional system, due to the priority of finding merit electoral lists. other people are not given much attention, one by one, the probability of individual candidates is very low, even if they are having a lot of merit means that it will be limited to the lists. this is another discussion. you are making a law for the city of tehran and four other cities. are we really going to have a two-way election system, for example, a service issue. with the subway, i don't know, with trams, and i don't know with the so-

you have no opinion about just for this is not the 679 for your fellow is in independence. he rose to help inform the world about the atrocities unfolding in his country. is courageous support for the independence movement cemented use reputation as a feel as defend who helps protect his countryman from the indonesian invaders. at the resistance museum in daily portrait of the national hero is still prominently displayed at the entrance also on display of the personal effects of demonstrators who died on the 12th of november 1991, a tragic stage in the country's history. thousands of t. maurice, people gather peacefully in the santa cruz symmetry paying tribute to one of their own tubes by the indonesian army, the cross down religious more than $250.00, were killed by occupying force and the issue with the public committee left. the nice, nice one says november internet and soldiers. so down our people's facility, young people more fast by and more of them uh, was the rest of the jail for the hospital for gloria. so donna was that the cemetery that day as an organizer of th

about the independent vote.s republicans and democrs continue to control the government and they control the war in gaza that is a genocide on the palestinian people. that. they also continue the war in ukraine, which the u.s. is responsible for initiating, denier eating -- denying russia the opportunity to express its security concerns. the democrats lie to your face, stab you in the back. as an independent, i do not think either party is bringing anything to the table tt if anything they are leading us down the road to destruction. middle east.na, war with russia, totally useless. guest: let me say i agree with your firstomh with your other ones. on the first point, it is true that democrats and republicans need to pay a lot of attention to indepdent voters and a swing voters. these are not necessarily the same. there are a lot of people who have -- who vote for o other. there are a number who will choose based on who is running and how they are feeling and those swing voters are the kingmakers of american pol

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to have an independent who engages with the l independent who engages with the people in the town thatp is quite important, to keep showing up and doing what they do. yes, it would be nice if there was a snowball effect and people did, in the community come in towns across the community come in towns across the country, stand up and do the same. , . , , the country, stand up and do the same. , ., , , ., the country, stand up and do the same. , .,, , ., ., ., ., , same. this has been an extraordinary by-election — same. this has been an extraordinary toy-election that _ same. this has been an extraordinary by-election that has _ same. this has been an extraordinary by-election that has produced - same. this has been an extraordinary by-election that has produced an - by—election that has produced an extraordinary result. and one that will do little to dampen down the divisions within our politics on israel and gaza. hannah miller, bbc news, rochdale. few politicians can whip up a crowd and generate controversy quite like george galloway can. the maverick politician, who once saluted the

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