they could have did everything that jamal wanted to do. they didn't do that when barack obama was president. why because the data does not support the arguments that we're seeing the tragedy speaks to everybody. i'm not discounting the tragedy, but when you look at the data long run for some of the provisions that he's supporting the assault weapons ban to be won. the new york times came out and reported in 2014. it had no effect, the department of justice reported. it had no effect. um the rand corporation did a study. they said it had no effect on decreasing the atrocities that we unfortunately do see in america. so first of all, the second amendment also reads, well regulated. right now, the guns in this country are not well regulated. so we have assault rifles getting into the hands of 18 year olds and getting into the hands of people that should not have guns and they're killing children as young as six years old in our nation that is unacceptable. we need to deal with the well regulated part of the second amendment as well as the res

culture of guns, and the peopl who still support donald trump and i spent the day with congressman jamal bowman at th school he founded in new york. spoiler alert, he does not think teachers should carr firearms >> it feels a lot like the new cycle is spinning really quickly. we should not lose sight of th fact that each major story thi week could have a direct impac on both our country, and our lives. and on our health, the court system continues to battle ove access to a key abortion pill. and in the shadow of that fight, florida governor ron desanti quietly signed a six-wee abortion ban into law, at 11 p at night on our states feet, talk for the borough publican nomination, priest are loyal to the nra an then a series of mass shooting across the united states including one just last night. on the national security sid of our country, a 21-year-ol air national guardsmen was arrested after leaking classified intelligence on bot our adversaries, and our allies and honor institutions, justic clarence thomas failed t disclose a real estate dea with a gop megadonor i can think of a few peop

. >> jamal, so as we know, the governor has been traveling.n event yesterday there, desantis was asked about a former guantanamo detainee who claims that desantis had watched him being tortured. here's how desantis responded to that. >> how would they know me? okay. think about that. do you honestly believe that's credible? so this is 2006. i'm a junior officer. do you honestly think that they would have remembered me from adam? of course not. they're just trying to get into the news because they know people like you will consume it because it fits your preordained narrative that you're trying to spin. >> so jamal, how do you think desantis is handling the increased spotlight he's under? >> he's wilting. that's how he's handling it. here's what's going on. running for president is really hard, and donald trump and his team, his allies. i don't know anything about the guantanamo particular thing, but if you watch donald trump's ads, if you look at the stories that are being leaked about desantis, they are dismantling his character brick by bric

when the government achieved independence in 1922, jamal abdul nasser was only four years old and in house of his father, who was an employee of the iskander post office, in the world of children. he was himself and he did not know anything about the inflammatory world outside the house. it was always the place where caravans passed from the east and the west of the world and always led to the neighboring nations and the arab world . those days were busy and full of traffic and travelers who were mostly in jars or western tourists were seen everywhere in big cities, the existence of facilities there is a lot of difference between natural and human, but in the consumption of those days, it was rampant in the days of nasser's childhood in this crossing of caravans and in your life , it was much more than proven that in this matter it was also the suez water canal, a canal whose management was under the control of britain and france for decades. it was a sign of the egyptian nation's colonization and exploitation of the suez canal , a 192-kilometer long waterway to reduce the maritime r

and, later congressman jamal bowman's weekly routine. we get into his thoughts about tiktok and why he decided to leave his job as a middl school principal to run fo congress we are back after this mara, are you sure you don't want -to go bowling with us tonight? -yeah. no. there's my little marzipan! [ laughs ] oh, my daughter gives the best hugs! we're just passing through on our way to the jazz jamboree. [ imitates trumpet playing ] and we wanted to thank america's number-one motorcycle insurer -for saving us money. -thank you. [ laughs ] mara, your parents are -- exactly like me? i know, right? well, cherish your friends and loved ones. let's roll, daddio! let's boogie-woogie! next on behind the series... let me tell you about the greatest roster ever assembled. the monster, the outlaw... and you can't forget about the boss. sometimes- you just want to eat your heroes. the subway series. the greatest menu of all time. want a worry-free way to kill bugs? zevo traps use light, not odors or chemical insecticides, to attract and trap fly

as jamal said, hit it to wha we can deliver on. like a women's right to have a abortion, and the kids right t go home safely after school. >> to that last point, congressman bowman, i want t play what ralph yarl's aun said today >> he's a day-by-day, minute b minute, alibi owl situations he's got his good times, you just have to remind him, but he's got the times that he's like why, i did nothing wrong. why? i did nothing wrong. he just can't understand why >> congressman bowman, there i the talk that we know that black parents have to have wit their children this boy's parents are havin to have a very different conversation with him righ now. what happened to this child, what happened to his family, i should be a moral, and a political emergency. >> you know, trayvon martin, tatiana jefferson, ayanna jones, tamir rice, in ohio, they're all gone they are gone simply because their skin was black that is the crime of many blac people in this country you have black skin, that alon is a crime if you're in the wrong state ahmaud arbery,

a chem, continued my by love the quinn, more jamal, a home. why? and then a this, when those charges are actually out that long ago, boylen john of a city or do there. i want to call the research with won't do the job with ah, a mom with somebody come and her on my sheila wall myself or her mom to so tardy. alka b is a pool mas civil servant. he remembers how us planes bombed the barracks in his home town of tragic. while he and his neighbors watched from their homes tardy, survived the shelling. what was later wounded by a land mine. for william also vodka, that i might. i went out when the are that well nathaniel now paul, but what is a covered benefit the on poor d. okay. the which key? the nod with noah. her modest paul walker up on what? floor. hm. oh, looking for the shampoo, not sure what she had either for july or you know what that would pull up from for july unit a to a fire job with rent ohio is it for the percocet was situated with papa could have just how can nominate nowadays to make ends meet, tariq drives a tank. see sometimes his s

representative jamal bowman and byron donald's debate on cnn. primetime live next.et ready to say goodbye to those red envelopes. netflix has announced it will stop its dvd by mail service in september's united senior data reporter. harry antin joins us now, but frankly , the headline to me is that that service still existed was a little surprised that still exists to you know, it's existed over the last 25 years, they're sold or they sent out 5.2 plus billion this to different people , but i haven't used to be the way netflix and that's all what netflix was, was all netflix was right when it first began. i do have a question for you, though. two questions in and one number one. do you happen to know the first they sent out and the second question is. do you know what the most popular disk they sent that one? no. we have some clues for you. if you'd like to take a guess for some pictures, i can respond to pictures. okay can you see either of juice? that's that's correct. that was the first one involving football . yes the bright side. oh close the blinds blindside,

let's call live now to jamal keen, professor of history and international relations. the lebanese university in bay routes. professor, welcome. thanks very much for joining us this evening. now, i just want to get your thoughts on how significant this escalation is between lebanon and israel. we've not seen anything like this for a number of years now. yes. oh, well, this is the 1st time that we, oh witness was such a white scale escalation since 2006. and this was unexpected, actually, because all the tension and that was going on in no, inside you occupied territories and the cracked down of the israeli occupied forces on the palestinians aware of face by retaliation inside the occupied territories or from gods up. but this is the 1st time that we have this white scale, let's say launching of rockets from south lebanon onto the israeli settlements in galilee and not been occupied palestine. so i, we are, we are waiting. nobody has claimed so far, responsibility for this escalation. but my all analysts are linking this escalation to what's going on in jerusalem, espe

you know, you can't really give that much flavor jamal marciello. you would expect the young teenager, he is a sensation environment keys, the toes of the town for buyer. but he tried to get out the way you know, of an attack in a inadvertently made contact with his head. that obviously set up fryeburg. it's a huge victory for fiber, considering their record in munich. they've never won in munich. this was their 24th time in their shot. anna, it finished to pretty much for the city of fryeburg in a frenzy or without question. you know, but all this is what the competition is all about. you know, it's expected to have a team get through. it's a one and done buyer, didn't it did. didn't get it done now. and the jamie cup continues a tonight, chris, what can we expect there? well, we have, the cup holders are be alive, arby lives here. they are in competition. they actually defeated fryeburg own penalties to win it to secure their german cup. so there's a competition. they host dormant, you know, don't mean or licking their wounds after being defeated

pearson, and new yor congressman, jamal bowman. under pressure the growing calls for senato diane feinstein to step down i'll talk to the first democra to say it out loud the congressman ro khanna. and senator tim scott's toug position the most prominent black man i the republican party leans int the culture wars as he explore a run for president. i'm jonathan capehart. this is the saturday show. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we hold these truths to b self evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator wit certain unalienable rights that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit o happiness. the declaration of independenc certainly rings hollow today a the republican party continues to push legislation that is no only wildly unpopular an dangerous, but also strips these unalienable rights fro americans. friday, the supreme cour ordered continued access t mifepristone until the court could make a final decision on wednesday. polling shows a majority o americans, 64% believe abortio should be legal in all or most cas

people who spoke out of turn, fought out of turn to build a nation >> joining me now is congressman jamal bowman thank you for being here i feel like you may help us understand this moment in a way it nieds to be talked about. i would love to get your reaction to what has unfolded on-airways across this country over the last few hours. >> so this is an expulsion because members of the tennessee legislature stood up for our children and spoke out against gun violence because guns are the number one killer of children in our country. 9-year-old children were killed. in sandy hook 6-year-old children were killed imagine going to their funeral and looking at the size of a 9-year-old casket or a 6-year-old casket. thank god for these tennessee legislators for speaking up and pushing back against what's happening in tennessee but also happening around the country republicans are sacrificing the lives of our children in protection of the second amendment. if we can't protect our children, we don't have a democracy. our democracy is broken. it's rotten. it's sickened, it's cancerous if we allow c

tinker it can, but i no longer want to have a despotic president who oppresses the people uncommon, jamal bascom, alma smith, and up next it is business news with my colleague rob watts, jesse with us, or he can for that. i'm sarah kelly and for land. thank you so much for watching. take care guardians of truth. my name is john linda and i have paid almost every price of being a journalist in a country like turkey taking all the powers that be they risk everything. john dunbar asks activists, journalists and politicians living in exile is too much on my shoulders. but i have to hold this weight because i'm responsible for the future fall country for the people who are behind the boss. they look for their mission. people need to know what is happening there in our series guardians, of truth watch, know on youtube, d. w documentary ah ah, the title of most populous nation changes hands. india is about to overtake china and numbers, but can the countries infrastructure cope with a booming population? now deli correspondent, as the details and has gas from set of its own private ami will look

mess in the 1st place because we cooperated with them for 44 years because also my daughter of jumps jamal me. thank you so much for your time. thank you. to bangladesh now where untreated waste from the clothing industry is polluting the river running through the capital deca attempts to ban the disposal of chemicals into board wise have failed. people are suffering from the effects of tough, toxic air and drinking porter. while moore's feast, often at this stretch of filth along the booty gone river, once an artery of life cutting through the capital city, the river today is considered a dead zone ruined by unchecked industrial waste. a large section of dark us population still depends on the body ganga as a water source, but rampant garbage disposal and lack of water treatment. nene fishing is a thing of the past one in about 20 to 30 years back. the reverse water was good. i used to catch all different kinds of fish mala wrong. now it is polluted as factors discharge their waste into the river. there aren't any fish in the river to day or gone on in london with one of many people put t

because my daughter, a jumps jamal me, thank you so much for your time. thank you. all right, let's take a look now. some of the other stories making news around the world. ukrainian president vladimir salenti and his chinese counterpart teaching ping. i've spoken on the phone in their 1st direct contact since russia invited ukraine last year. so lensky called the one hour conversation a long and meaningful quarter chinese state media reporting that she towed for lensky. negotiation is the only way to end the conflicts. temperatures in spain are expected to reach 39 degrees celsius. this week. heap wife comes as the country is suffering. the 3rd consecutive year below average rainfall. water levels in many rivers are so low that local authorities have been rescuing fish. the disney corporation is suing florida governor ron de santis over the theme park on his right to free speech. disney accuses de santis of a targeted campaign of government, retaliation for its criticism of florida law and state law bands, discussion of sexual orientation or gender identity in prim

by what it we certainly couldn't develop jamal without china. chinese money was urgently needed that yet. lee mallet amber willis. as kidding it. oh oh oh oh. in this remote corner of western siberia, the chinese can finally show their huge commitment to the polar region. oh, if there had been any lingering doubts about their arctic ambitions, yamma laid them to rest. the good chinese firms assumed control of 30 percent of the project giving workers the chance to experience life in the far north on a grand scale. ah, russia should be pleased about yamaha, but it's self. image is an arctic superpower has been dealt a heavy blow. the russians generally are very and not very happy about, you know, being seen as a, as a, simply the ones who are, who develop, who, who delivers resources to, to support the, china's development us and to being a really great power that can jealous challenge to us friends, i know, should i me so today. hello. so we were too many experts ask themselves whether it could come to a confrontation, a conflict between china and russia. reservations towards china ce

the german cup of the losing to fryeburg to one with the school tide 11 late in the matched bonds, jamal marcella was cold for a hand bowl and bibles, lucas gorilla stepped up and converted from the spot by and have failed to reach the last 4 for the 3rd consecutive year. fryeburg hope to lift the trophy for 1st time. that's it from me. and that is team for now. coming up next business news with chris. thanks so much. ah. and you tag a this visual hotspots in germany, europe and the world d. w. travel extremely wherein. mm hm. with ah, ah, g d p growth of almost 5 percent. that is the asian development banks projection for the region this year. we'll talk to lenders, chief economist on why the asia pacific got economy apparently is out growing many other parts of the world. also coming up once level to charity cities and investor is building a private community on an island in door us, which critics say is a threat to democracy will take you there. i'm chris kolber. welcome to the program . asian economies are reopening with impressive dynamism that is, according to the asian development

this mess in the 1st place because we cooperated with them for 44 years because my daughter of jumps jamal me, thank you so much for your time. thank you. imprisoned kremlin critic, alexa, nevada. he says he's facing afresh. charges that could keep him upon bars for life . a valley was speaking at a court hearing by video link from his prison. moscow has been stepping up efforts to silence all the st, including that of russia's invasion of ukraine last year. waiting at a moscow court to day reporting from russia consists more and more of courtroom reporting. wednesday saw 2 proceedings against opposition leaders in moscow. it's alexis of omni, already serving a 9 year sentence. he could soon be facing far more new charges accuse him of extremism. a crowd gathered outside the small courtroom inside via video link from his penal colony, a visibly gaunt and aged, no volley for the last 2 years. repeatedly in solitary confinement since august, he spent 4 months in the isolation cell, allegedly for violating prison rules. can you hear me? he asks. oh, those crazy. i'm not used to so many people

but i no longer want to have a despotic president who presses the people uncommon, jamal bascom on the smith and up next it is business news with my colleague rob watts, to stay with us, or he can for that. i'm sarah kelly and for land. thank you so much for watching pickering guardians of truth. my name is john dina, and i have paid almost every price of being a journalist in a country like turkey taking on the powers that be they risk everything.

of the german cup of the losing 2 fryeburg to one with the school tied 11 late in the match by ions jamal michelle, i was called for a hand ball in fryeburg lucas villa stepped up and converted from the sports by and have failed to reach the last 4 for the 3rd consecutive year on friday. hope to lift the trophy for the 1st time. that's it. from me and that is team for now. coming up next. the business news with chris. thanks for ah you tackle this session starts in germany a. d w travel extremely we're in.

murray says put it on ice. 34 points, nine assists for jamal murray.ts win and take game one. >>> day three of the nfl draft is an afterthought to many, if brock purdy taught us anyone, it can turn into your number one option in no time. the 49ers added two more defensive players. they took daryl louter, number 155 from overall then a georgia bulldog selecting robert feel, junior, at the end of the fifth round. dc winters was taken and braden willis, ronnie bell and jalen graham with the three seventh round picks. >>> now to baseball and mexico city. sergio r ojo throwing out the first pitch. top seven, san francisco's blake say bell to right field ties it at 10. look at that back flip. 11 home runs in the game. manny machado, opposite way, right field and deep and that will clear the bullpen -- it landed in the bullpen. padres won it. giants get another chance in the altitude in mexico today. >>> exquisite day in oakland. cincinnati reds in town. oakland saw green early. diaz a stinger up the middle. a's with a 2-0 lead. oakland had the game all lead,

i no longer want to have a despotic president who oppresses the people uncommon, jamal bascom on the smith, similar german turkish voters, could have a decisive influence on the election. those eligible can cast their ballots. at one of germany's 26 representative polling stations until may the 9th or let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. now. tens of thousands of supporters of controversial judicial reforms in israel have filled the straits in front of parliament in jerusalem. i minister benjamin netanyahu halted plans in late march after months of demonstrations against it. the legislation would curtail the power of the supreme court has been criticized as anti democratic from the us, vice president mike pence as testified in front of a grand jury investigating form of president donald trump. the prob is looking into trump's efforts to overturn the result of the 2020 presidential election. that's according to multiple us, maybe outlets from slaves tried, but failed to block pinches appears. the world has been waiting for months for ukraine to

because my daughter, a jumpsuit jamal me, thank you so much for your time. thank you. and finally, to not, it is late april, but in many parts of spain, it feels like late july, temperatures are expected this week to reach 39 degrees celsius. that $102.00 degrees fahrenheit. they fairly heat. wife comes a spine is already in its 3rd year of below average rainfall. more than levels in many rivers are at record low, so low that local authorities have been rescuing fish. transported fish from this river in north east spain to a nearby river with higher levels, bench meteorologist blaming the hot weather and climate change. before we go, his reminder of the top story we're following for you the cell. the latest, the china and ukraine had spoken on the phone for the 1st time since the russian invasion grant president for lensky says his compensation with teaching pain was long meaningful. china sending a delegation to ukraine to seek an end to the fighting a slate. on the 2nd day of a supposed truce between boring factions ensued up. there are growing fears of a humanitaria

. >> i am here with jamal he works here, people have an idea, they think they know what they want, you give them advice, selling them is the experience. some people like to get high and go to work or take a walk in the park. to sports, work out. kennedy: are you making new york a better place. >> i feel that we are, people had family members with alzheimer's and different diseases, and the product we sold them caused relief and made them smile that is a good feeling. >> housing works, jamal, come on, man. kennedy: come on, man. federally legalize marijuana, take it off the no go list. while stoners may be separating, growers are not happy. talks of federalli legal jaigization are nowhere close to happening my next guest, a weed icon, probably the icon who knows all things cap cannabis and culture, he has his own company with committee partner tommy chong, joining me -- somewhere 420, actor cheech marin. welcome to the show. >> hay, nice to be here, how are you, lock time no see. >> great, i think last time i saw was the mtv beach house in malibu, cheech, i know it has been tough, when

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mumia abu-jamal is 68 years old. he suffers from numerous health problems.he journalist and former black panther has maintained his innocence for the four decades he's been in prison after being convicted of murdering a police officer. a federal court blocked tennessee's highly contested law targeting drag performance just hours before it would have gone into effect. the temporary injunction came in response to a lawsuit filed by lgbtq group friends of george's, which argued the legislation is overly broad and violates the first amendment. the measure is the second major legislative attack on the trans community in tennessee. the state also banned gender-affirming healthcare for trans youth last month. and queer and trans youth led actions across the united states friday marking international transgenr day of visibity amid iensifying discrimition, violence, and anti-trans laws pushed b republicans. here in new york, ndreds took to the streets in a rch organized by nyc youth for trans ghts. democracy now! producers tey-marie astudilland marÍa tarana were ther

resident jamal khashoggi was killed and dismembered in the saudi consulate in istanbul. cia concluded his death had been ordered by the saudi crown pr prince the senator from south carolina, lindsey graham >> nothing happens in saudi arabia without mbs knowing it. i think he's complised in the murder of mr. khashoggi. this hangs over the relationship like a very heavy cloud. that means i'm not going back to saudi arabia as long as this guy's in charge. you have to be willfully blind not to come to the conclusion this was orchestrated and organized by people under the command of mbs this guy is a wrecking ball. the mbs figure is to me toxic. this guy's got to go i've never been more disturbed than i am right now. i can never do business with saudi arabia again until we get this behind us saudi arabia, if you're listening, there are a lot of good people you can choose but mbs has tainted his country and tainted himself. >> he's a wreck ball, he's a murderer, this guy has got to go that was then, and this is now senator lindsey graham all smiles in saudi arabia sitting next

arabia's crown prince muhammad bin salman approved an operation to capture or kill saudi journalist jamal finally, they collide. >> reporter: still the games go on. so do the choices. just last month fifa, soccer's governing body, not known for occupying ethical high ground, responded to protests from players and turned down saudi tourism's sponsorship offer for this summer's women's world cup. these moral dilemmas were only intensify. >> when we were in saudi arabia, we saw a top level tennis event. a top level golf event had just been held. bruno mars had given a concert. what would your message be to the athletes and entertainers who are coming in to perform and compete? >> my message is that why would you go to saudi arabia and stay silent on what is going on on the ground? why -- why won't you speak on behalf of the prisoners who have been muzzled? on all the families that cannot speak. because when you go to sau arabia you are part of this covering up machine. >> what do you think the purpose is of throwing around billions and billions of dollars into sports like this? >> i think th

two days later, democratic congressman jamal bowman publicly chastised a republican colleagues for doinn reform. setting off this intense confrontation with republica thomas massie in the hallway o the capitol. >> [inaudible] >> morgan's looking -- lead to more death you are looking at the data. look at the data morgan's lead to more death. >> are you listening to what i am saying? i can't calm down. children are dying nine year old children the solution is not to arm teachers have you ever worked at school have you ever worked at school >> three things worth noting one, messi goes on about armin teachers but at least on school staff member was armed, according to reporting from th tennessean to, mass he can't answer a simple question, have you ever worked at a school bowman is a former teacher himself. massie is not. and three, him telling bowman, a black man, to calm down is a best condescending, at worst racist oh, in bowman's outrage is o course, justified. of course he will come down. he is representing what hi constituents and people across the country are feeling righ now. ridge.

ahmad jamal was 92 years old.o come on the newshour, house republicans target the manhattan district attorney bringing criminal charges against former president trump. a russian opposition leader is sentenced to prison for denouncing the war in ukraine. a new book gives a fresh perspective on the meaning of time. plus much more. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour from weta studios in washington and from the west, the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. geoff: more than 180 people have died in the brutal battle for control of sudan. another 1800 have been wounded since fighting between rival military factions first broke out early saturday. the two sides are now digging in, shattering hopes that sudan could achieve a peaceful transition to democracy. plumes of smoke billowed above the khartoum skyline as shelling and gunfire pounded the capital for a third straight day. the deadly struggle for power between rival military factions rages on. the sudanese army is battling a paramilitary group

resident jamal khashoggi was killed and dismembered in the saudi consulate in istanbul.ordered by th saudi crown prince muhammad bi salman khashoggi's murder prompted an international outcry one of the strongest voice condemning mbs's crown princ is known what is the senator from south carolina. lindsey graham >> nothing happens in saud arabia with am bs knowing it >> i think he's complicit in the murder of mr. khashoggi, t the highest level possible >> this hangs over the relationship like a very heavy cloud. and these are not going back t saudi arabia as long as this guy is in charge >> you have to be will feebl will food line not come to the conclusion this wa orchestrated and organized b people under the command o mbs. >> this guy is a wrecking ball the mbs figure is toxic. this guy's got to go i've never been more disturbed than right now i can ever do business wit saudi arabia again until we ge this behind us >> saudi arabia, if you're listening, there are lot o good people you can choose, bu mbs has tainted your country and tainted himself. >> he's a wrecking ball

question: jamal khashoggi, will you apologize to his family, sir?it a new low in 2018, when journalist jamal khashoggi walked into the saudi consulate in istanbul, was murdered and dismembered. the u.s. intelligence community something assessed the operation was approved by mbs himself. the following year, candidate joe biden promised punishment. >> we are going to in fact make them pay the price and make them in fact the pariah that they are. amna: meanwhile, news of a rapprochement between saudi 's arabia and iran has sent shockwaves through the region andealt a blow to israeli prime minister netanyahu, who's made the threat posed by iran a personal crusade and had hoped for a deal with the kingdom. >> the ability to fashion normalization and a formal peace with saudi arabia will be a quantum leap, because i think it will change israel's relationship with the rest of the arab world. amna: for more on this, we turn to vali nasr. he was an adviser at the state department during the obama administration and is now a professor at the johns hopkins uni

fund raising, you hear for you own nonsense >> joining me now is tha gentleman, new york congressma jamalman a democratic member of the house education in the workforce committee. so, what did you really mean i'm just kidding, we got the message loud and clear the fact is, congressman greene tried to speak outsid the courthouse, but was drowne out by counter protesters. she has since called new yor disgusting and repulsive what's your response to that >> by, felicia that's my response by, felicia. you should have never been i new york in the first place. listen, we have to make sure that her rhetoric, her divisiveness, her hate does no stand anywhere in this country especially in new york you know, she came, she rose t fame based on a qano conspiracy theory. she carries the water and is a leading voice for maga republicans, who are sidin with the great replacement theory and white supremacy so, she came to support th ultimate great replacement theorist, donald trump new york gave her the welcom that she deserved, and m message is clear, go back to your district to do your job and your dis

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the enthusiastic march of the people of this province on the international quds day and colleague jamal ahmadi. and hello, have a good time, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, ms. emami, i am also present to you and all the dear and respected viewers of the khabar network, i say hello to all the dear ones, accept the divine door today, the people of the origin of the qom revolution , together with all the freedom lovers of the world, by attending the march . world quds day is once again shown to the world they said that the oppressed palestine is not alone and this cry will continue until the liberation of quds sharif, palestine, israel, the destruction of our imams, we are with the palestinian people, and it belongs to islam , the spider man of palestinian behavior , we have come close to victory, we have come to say that the only way to peace and security in west asia, my good women i came here because i want to, that means i am in a state, well, i have a card here, and to keep alive the commitment to the hijab, death to america, death to israel today as the f

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one the series of diversionary operations has been the concern of the israelis, including the arabic jamal abdul nasser, a terrible event and we all apologize for it . it may be hard to believe, but he also said these words 50 years after the fact . the unusual nature of the incident did not allow the public to remain silent for 50 years, and it reached a point where the israelis set up a court for themselves. it took two years for the pressure to respond, and the result of the court was as strange as the level of violence used in the crime. only relatively long-term 7s, all of them less than two years after the massacre and its subsequent trials , there are still many question marks. dr. mustafa kebed, professor of history and communication at bangari university, says that this is an open question . fasting in istanbul, after offering friday prayers in the fatih mosque of this city, by marching and chanting anti-zionist slogans , people who believe that quds day has the lasting legacy of imam khomeini, may god have mercy on him, for the muslims of the world, in response to imam khomeini's

and officials over the murder of washington post columnist jamal casual g inside the saudi embassy in istanbul, a few years ago. and that's despite his longstanding activism against the saudi leadership. or what about the terrorist attacks on the shuffle yet? do cartoonists and journalists at that particular satirical magazine in paris a few years ago. now they were really activist. and to say the least yet that act was widely condemned by the wes, a whole bunch of western leaders came to paris to march arm in arm with a bunch of protesters chanting jo, 3 shabbily. i am charlie i and the people who were attacks. so the prominent washington institute for the study of war, that's a think tank, whose board members include american generals, jack, gene and david betray us as well as washington's former ambassador to the united nations. kelly craft, previously qualified tazarsky as a prominent russian military blogger, whose work they apparently considered worthy of informing their research. and now it seems like there's an effort underway by some members of the western establishment to re

which is both a blessing to the heart and a celebration of the arrival of the holy month of ramadan, jamal pak muhammad, peace be upon him. mohammad wal mohammad reza, with the dedication of the evening fasting of the clod-makers, where family members, from small to old , could find clods for themselves, and in the end, they all do not face the qibla , we knock them to the ground and break them , break our sins and forgive and forgive us. and lead the people into the holy month of ramadan, o people of faith they used to say that by breaking the clod, all the deeds of the without are broken and destroyed. sahar is the best and praying to god is, of course, preparation for fasting . the singers were chosen from people who were literate and had a good voice and were fully familiar with the literary poems of prayers and supplications of this month and its pillars from the first night of the holy month of ramadan on the roofs of houses and mosques or in the streets by reciting prayers. and poems with themes of glorification and seal of god and imams of purification, peace be upon them the congr

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