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we have k, j. know he is a political analyst and journalist and in lisbon we crossed alexander guerrero. he is an international legal analyst, gentleman comstock rules and effect. that means he can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate, aaron, let me go to you 1st thing in philadelphia. um, um we have, we here over and over again. nato is the most successful with terry alliance in history. it's almost like getting f one on your computer. but you know, as they're celebrating their 75th anniversary in washington, what achievements, how do they have under their belt, other than surviving as an alliance? that's the only quote unquote achievement. i can think of go ahead or as well they to serve, to keep alive western imperialism and to re brand it as a either under consolidated under the us band or as really of all of the colonial powers of the world, the united, uh, basically the core of capitalism and imperialism for the proceeding centuries. and they were able to re brand it as a defense of fre

also included in the deal. among them was re co creator who was sentenced to death and the roost in j know of the being charged with terrorism activities. h russian citizens are returning home from fort european countries. these on no way. poland, jimmy, and supposing you include 4 people accused of spying for russia to hock is a businessman and a former high ranking f as be cut off, who was serving a life sentence in germany from linda. well, some of the amana is and associates for the united services institute, and author of putin as well on ukraine. he says germany had initially been opposed to the deal. it was for a long time, the as dates was the theatre, the swap, and germany was resisting it because the classic odd was deemed to be attract because class, because that was the agent he shot at darcy. this is an inside german territory, and they were concerned that he could be involved in further political interference or political violence operations inside the german territory or you're paying territory more broadly. i think it's depressed as a multi level coalition. the united state

i'd like to j know exactly what the procedure is for such _ know exactly what the procedure is for such, particularly - measures obviously, particularly with regards to extreme situations like this. and we implement safety measures, depending on meteorological conditions obviously. in the case of the vessel that goes down, ourfirst mission isjust to save the people. all the administrative bodies of the state were mobilised. hoping that we could find somebody who was still alive. these are normal procedures. if some engine fails, for example, for any vessel, i operate the same kind of procedures. in such a serious case as this, obviously we mobilised all our resources are available. it was an emergency situation, so we acted immediately. then we added helicopters afterwards. and in no case of refugees, we do exactly the same thing. and we do that in coordination with the prosecution. the prosecutor for the west of sicily has powers in this respect to provide assistance to refugees. if it hadn't been a yacht and had been a raft full of refugees, we would have implemented exactly the same

morning is really, is being attacked again by a drawing that the hot x proceeds on the line that you know, j privilege are off the flat. that is the separation. i know in the case, of course, there is a lot of reports that ukraine may want to capture data to use that as a bargain. and again, i hope course has a better face then separation. now this operation on to themes is in cold shut down, which means that the act as an effect not working. does that mean there's no risk of a new kid is off to at the plant then? or that's the only see the reineke of separation. that the $46.00 reactors are on in quote, shut off, but we still need a t c t for this spent fuel pool. spence, you of course are under the containment 15. however, my purse and that because 40 is the dry cask area that they keep when the fuel assembly gets to a lower temperature, they move it from dispatch fewer to or to destroy cast a dry cask. storage area is on the side of the containment big. i don't know, unfortunately if they be attacked by the bun, blog, manage or by miss all these doors dry cask cracks open. then you may ha

i think you know the area pretty well, as i j you know the area pretty well, as i understand.her conditions there? a lot mike —— might assume it would be calm, but we heard accounts from fishermen holding back because they described seeing a waterspout, which is the water equivalent of a tornado on land, i understand.— on land, i understand. indeed. the weather at — on land, i understand. indeed. the weather at the _ on land, i understand. indeed. the weather at the location _ on land, i understand. indeed. the weather at the location clearly - weather at the location clearly surprised all of the locals as well. but this is an area known for bad weather at certain times. i've been around that area and suffered severe weather. so, this incident seems to have resulted from perhaps exceptionally bad weather and perhaps the crew of the craft being taken unawares, by surprise and. it was 4am local time, so clearly, most people would have been asleep, one would assume.— people would have been asleep, one would assume. yeah, probably there would assume. yeah, probably there would be

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and, you know, someone says something they may to disagree with, like j d said, you know, a lot of people may say they'd prefer that he didn't say that, but it is what it is. you know, i think most people care about, you know, having a well paid job having their kids taking care of. but i certainly think that you can't hold people accountable for what they're saying forever. especially if it's something where, you know, it's not a, not too big of a deal. you know, people may disagree with it, but at the end of the day, we've got to get our country back on the track because what's going on is ridiculous. you know, we have a president who's such a nice guy who's doing an awful job and that is such a great reason why we may need some people who are not very nice. who would do a really good job. okay, so, but them that comment, gabriel, you've got chevy van is heading out to arizona in process to this, the democrats are running a wide variety of, of ads they are talking about, which has a huge hispanic voter base. talking about abortion, talking about the right, the birth control, and how the

you know j, you know what can b? it's august the eighth, so let's get this straight. she's going to need tota l what, seven weeks of preparation for one interview. eks of ption forwhat? one press conference? one gaggle? why not sit downess confce? foro interview tomorrow? i guess she's not capable. accordinrr t capablg to the daily mail, kamala's latest solo press conference was on decembermala second, 2023. and that wasn't very long. that was a whoppind 20 thag 12 . and she took six questions, probably. and she knew about them in adva. now, of course, a lot has happened since decembe has 23, but kamala has been unable or u unwilling answer any questions until today. if you consider that answering question us. her unscripted and uncomfortable minute of dialog was not by choice.e. over the past week, carmel has been humiliated by both donald trump, nj advance and fact. donald tthe first person to taks questions from cosmo's press pool. welltions press , i was actually j.d. vancevanc. on the tarmac right thereforce in front of air force two, while carmel just was a few

you know, it's almost like who killed j. f. k. you know, other really space aliens, you know, what are the be certain things that the pentagon just would not let out. so i wasn't surprised at it all. now. i will appear in the future. dave, challenge those redactions, but i wanted to get the book out as soon as possible. so i did not challenger the meat late, but i think the american public and, and the world needs to know what was redact. i mean, the book is cool, deadly betrayal. the truth about why the us invaded iraq, could it equally be why the us is attempting a legal regime change in iran, syria, so many other countries because of israel and not because of us national security. well, you're exactly right, but the reason i uh, let me just say how i came up with the title, a sub 4500 military men and women were killed based on a lie. and that just really bothered me as a member of the armed forces. the united states for over 28 years said that those lives were loss based on a live. also all the 100000 or so more that will be wo

that are starting on the run for reason for, for with isn't langley i to talk with like a is, you know, j scheduled in the nation is not going to move needs to bring of course, so it gets to the category, rewrite them, he'd be doing that, but he has an i redid category and really it's, i'm at the garden scene for some folks that are the association for him, i asked them to be minus name was presented to me directly. i did that, but them got from cushion leading the new days. got to manually side, use them the bridge and with the others, but i sent 2 of us to in california. sure. study ask yourselves, that's the way. oh no, you just tell me that this is a protest rally held in run by the relatives of soldiers who suffered from depleted uranium italians land for the 1st time. the dust from depleted uranium shells can cause fatal diseases when the soldiers begin to put down from comfortable in mattel's here, where they carried out nato so called peacekeeping mission, bianca project and alexandra for nancy for general list with italy's biggest independent news portal company done kashodi they

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it's the thing i don't know j can be a got. it cannot be a gap because it's not a one off. there's been a repeated powder of binding raising objections, which means that at least rhetorically, jeez, i'm comfortable with the fact that the us to see it as fully endorsing everything that as well as doing communion 6 wiley school funds. the janice as precisely, i guess as we're not disagreeing here, did, he's uncomfortable with it but not willing to go as far as to actually who has just what he wrote to cancel it. i don't understand or lopez about his rhetoric and so on, while the heads are being dismembered of children and goes about his bones which, which tells you what the current, which is what i'm trying to allude to here. the dynamic is, is that nothing yahoo is able to disregard the objections from united states about his policies, because he knows that the, by the ministration likes the backbone to stand up and if any help in any meaningful sense. so who cares to your point? who cares if they're telling him that he's the top things down and not bump a route to not look

though i have been to an a b j conferences, and i know she's never watched one of their interviews before. so the idea that there might be a certain variety to this, i think, is what makes this dangerous. there's some argue that, you know, trump did this and was, you know, intentionally provocative because he wanted to put himself back at the top of the new cycle. but i think it becomes a question of whether or not this was a bridge too far. and whether different audiences are going to see this and react negatively to what they saw is basically going to be determined by anything that he said yesterday. but i think the question is, do waiver and voters do those a small sliver of, of undecided voters in the united states see this and then determine that he's to mean or doesn't have the temperament to be re elected president of the united states. i think that that's going to be a real question. we should see that kind of come out in some survey data in the next couple of weeks. but i will say is that especially an african american communities where there may have been some wavering when joe

know that feeling. thank you, so lovely to talk to j obviously. i know that feeling.at well. but before talking to him, i want to show you a moment that's been remembered for more than 30 years as one of the most inspirational in sports history. it happened during the men's 400 metre semi final in the games in barcelona 1992. derek redmond, one of the british most famous athletes was competing. let's take a look at that. hernandez has got redmond... a tremendous looking athlete in full stride. and there it goes. and it is the right hamstring. his dad's trying to run into the track to stop him. he's going to tell him derek don't. and there's going to be an argument between father and son. i've just got to finish in my first olympic appearance. with his track record and injuries, it may be his only olympic appearance. he just can't hold it. his father has been so close to him. but admiration and of course, sympathy. he'd gone off very quickly indeed. but the danger was, after all, the achilles trouble... a terrible situation that turned into one of the most iconic momen

to sort of like, you know -- you're going to marry a boat captain, "well, i don't like the water." >> juju: j opening up was a big compromise for her husband. >> i don't think he's very comfortable with me doing all of this, but he loves me, he knows i'm an artist, he's going to support me any way he can. >> juju: by spring, rumors the marriage was in trouble. j. lo was chair at this year's met gala which she attended alone. she did the majority of press events solo. >> we didn't see them together. it wasn't a thing anymore. by the time we got to a divorce filing, it didn't seem like it was that far-fetched that it was going to happen. >> juju: the divorce filing may not have been a surprise, but it does leave clues to the breakup. lopez reportedly listing their separation date as april 26th. >> i imagine they want to live this done as quickly as possible. i would also expect there's going to be a nondisclosure or nondisparagement agreement between the two of them. so they're not going to be able to talk about intimate details of their relationship. >> juju: for now, fans will have to deal wi

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well as michelle, is the ideals of what america should be painting. america as if this was j of kay's, you know, early 19 sixty's america. that's not who we've become this coming from a to time. former us president who authorized more than 500 dro strikes it during his 8 years as president, killing thousands of people. many of them, innocent civilians. yeah. then going on to win the nobel peace prize after you know, droning, that's a for the small to, you know, yeah. and then he's over here telling us about, you know, peace and, and, and monitoring the world to spread democracy. it's all a matter of how you define democracy, how you define peace and brock obama, as you know, because he is such a great reader as well as his wife. we should point out both the obama is, are great or readers and they command a lot of i think they, they, they kind of have the vision as a cloth, as i say, right? yeah. and the land or emotion and the blue ball is good for that so we can bring yeah, no, that's important in politics. and i think, you know, i think mr. trump, which is that he would be able to read a tele

and i didn't ■j, you know, the letter that said dusty's, come on, dusty's fishing. well and i said?ith the fire department!? ie resolution and said, this is just it's reay it's not just good public relations, it's really service. so, i thank the chief for signing off on it and think it's a great idea.thank you. motion. yeah. any other statements from the commissioners? yeah, yeah. you're good. yeah, yeah. ask oni think i read somewhere the two ambulances were never used, or. been used. they're retired. they won't be used. they won't be driven around operationally going forward. yes, absolutely. all right. i got you. all right. thank you, mr. caruso. thank you for the update. yeah, they're safe though, right, mr. caruso 001, mr. i'm nakajo, action item director posner. ye s, to approve this. you entertain a motion to. i would, mr. president, to recommend the board of supervisors to, accept the donations or to, pardon me, president morgan? pardon me, president morgan, can you please callc coent now? okay. all rightalt. the resolution, is there a public comment, madam secretary, for th

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well as michelle, is the ideals of what america should be painting. america as if this was j of kay's, you know, early 19 sixty's america. that's not who we've become this coming from a to time. former us president who authorized more than 500 drone strikes during his 8 years as president killing thousands of people. many of them innocent civilians. yeah. then going on to win the nobel peace prize after you know, droning. that's a part of small to, you know, yeah and, and then he's over here telling us about, you know, peace and, and, and monitoring the world to spread democracy. it's all a matter of how you define democracy, how you define peace and brock obama. as you know, because he is such a great or reader as well as his wife. we should point out both the obama is, are great or readers and they command a lot of i think they, they, they kind of have the vision as a cloth, as they say, right? yeah. and the land or emotion and the blue ball it good for that. so we bring yeah, no, that's important in politics and i think you know, i think mr. trump, which is that he would be able to read the

j. trump. >> you know, congressman, you talk a lot about how donald trump puts himself first and how he wants to make sure that he's going to get that photo-op no matter what it takes to be able to get that. a fellow veteran that is currently out doing and stumping totl be able to right the wrong fromgh a trump administration includes your former roommate, governor tim walz. there's been a lot of hay made from republicansha including j. vance, who's also a veteran, by the way, who never saw combat. but there's been a lot of hay made from republicans about governor walz's service in the military. you guys like i say not only a roommate ofon his, but you guys shared federal time together behind the prying eye of the public when you were in congress together. you got to know him really well. share with our viewers whether there is any type of falsity in the way that tim walz views his time in his many years of service as a member of the military here in the united states. >> yeah. as veterans are, we honor our brother and sister veterans. when j.d. vance was nominated, i'm awa democrat, i'

you know, j to talk about or just to mention, you know, commissioner sly appreciate that,ounoha comingu or discussion from the commission on this report? seeing none. is there any public comment for thosin to the public comment podium and fill out the public e currently on item six. as a reminder, your time will sta when you begin speaking, you will see a visual timer on the podium and receive a 32nd audible warning before your time concludes. i'm requesting comments from those who are in person. like to make a public comment on the current agenda item? seeing no ruest f public comment. public comment is now closed. thank you very much. i'm now calling ageit nbe seven, the consent calendar. it's important for us always to understand is time, you know, always to review these items. often we are looking at them en masse, but it's important. sol ask, you know, as we look at this, any rd having time just to sink in you have a recusal at this time, please let us know seeing none. and so now we are going to take the consent calenr asking y commissioner discussion or comments as i ask for, th

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we have j, the vance center from ohio, author of hill billy elegy. um, you know, has, has become donald trump through running mate replacing, you know, who we had before, mike pens. and, you know, in the case of a counsel harris, we helped him waltz. the governor of minnesota former high school teacher, and i'm just interested in whether you think there's a dynamic at the v p level that matters. what do you think about these 2 choices, david, that means matter for about 45 days when the presses bored in the middle of the summer, and we're looking for stories to write about who the pick is. i think democrats did get the better pick. i mean, polling shows that walls is more favorable than j. d. vance who is, you know, insulting tab ladies and talking about childless women at home. not a great way to court undecided voters and suburban georgia. but i think you will see, see coverage receive a both vance and walls as we get into the fall and the focus more be on from. and here is, there's not really a historical anecdote to point to that a v p. change and election ex

j. d. vance who is, you know, insulting cab ladies and talking about childless women at home. not a great way to court undecided voters and suburban georgia. but i think you will see, see coverage receive a both vance and walls as we get into the fall and the focus more be on from. and here is, there's not really a historical anecdote to point to that a v p. change and election except maybe start paneling in 2008. i don't think that change the election, but really impacted sign. i would love your thoughts on j. d. vance. and tim wants, the city of answers, the worst be picking. americans live in my view and he's not only the most unpopular vp that's ever in modern polling, but he's continually to generate unbelievably negative news for the republican ticket every single day. because these all these interviews that he did on his obscure writing podcast and where he said, just crazy stuff are coming out every day. the latest stuff yesterday about post menopause of women's main goal in life is to raise their grandkids. you just insulted tens of millions of motors and, and in ways

j. trump. >> you know, congressman you talk a lot about how donald trump puts himself first and how he wants to make sure that he is going to get that photo opno matter what it takes to get that. a fellow veteran that is currently out doing and stumping to be able to right the wrongs from a trump administration includes your former roommates, governor tim walz. a lot of hay that has been made from the republicans including j.d. vance, who is also a veteran by the way, that never saw combat. but there has been a lot of hay made about walz service in the military. you not only was a roommate of his but, you guys were fellow veterans that shared time together behind the prying eyes of the public when you were in congress together, right? you got to know him really well, share with our viewers kind of if there is any type of falsity in the way that tim walz views his time in his many years of a member of the military here in the united states. >> reporter: as veterans are, we honor our brother and sister veterans, when j.d. vance was nominated i am a democrat, proud democrat, i did not attack se

i mean having, i know it was a big convention hall, but having nikki haley mike, palm pale, tucker carlson, and j d. fans in the same room, kind of odd, go ahead. it is odd and i think you know, part of the unity and this is by no means to suggest this conspiracy theory. but part of the unit, the unity was brought about by the fact that someone almost killed the former president trump. and i think that in his response to it, which was a, um, i mean i conic response. it was an iconic photo iconic response. it really cemented him in as a tough guy. i mean, it's sort of reminds me of a break. and then of course, we saw a couple of, you know, what, right after it happened. there was that reprise of the reagan speech when the balloon popped and he said you missed me. i mean, that's that kind of a rag and magic. and i think that carried through the convention. the problem with american 1st one policies is a meaningless term. yeah. you know, you have all the neo cons coming under, wouldn't that would work. now say, well, what america 1st means is that we have to deter the rest of the world. we have to p

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