jamal, we just did welcome mr. jamal pardon, but before we, i put a question to, i like to give our our viewers a quick update with respect to images the witnessing there on their screens, there are plums of smoke over the lebanese capital bayrut, israel has carried out successive and extremely deadly air strikes there on the uh southern suburbs there of beirot over the last uh 18 hours. or so, the lebanese health ministry says at least six people, and this is developing story, um, we believe we feel a strong that these numbers are far from the final death holes, but six so far have been uh confirmed killed and over 90 others injured as a result of these uh air strikes by the israeli regime on lebanon, just this last wave, i mean the uh israeli military claims has built a central headquarters was a target of these air strikes, reports say: for 15 missiles in the matter of moments hit a couple residential buildings there um supply supposedly uh leader sayid and executive council chief sheikh hashim sifaiden uh were

uh, still cannot hear jamal. all right, returning to the regular course of news, um, let me move to the next news. alibabanise non-profit group called nation station, has started distributing food to people displaced by the ongoing israeli aggression on the on the country. let's take a listen to comments by one of the group's founder. speaking about what they do to serve the displaced, nation station was created after the august 4, 2022, beirot blast, what we did that the time was help the people around us, we were five people, then we became 100, and we turned the station which was abandoned at the time into a community space for the world. after what happened monday, these really massacers and after 40,00 people were displaced, more than 600 died, on tuesday morning we decided to cook extra food and distribute the food and work like emergency response to the centers that are housing the displaced. as soon as we started on tuesday morning, we didn't have any funding, we only worked on the cash that we had made f

uh so and then the end of the lease, uh to last a robot we're hearing from jamal. they're saying that's for now, it is hezbollah who acts as a deterrent to stop israel from doing what it's done in gaza in lebanon. and you were saying that you were saying area that is well, has made a calculation that it doesn't want to go to war. but that has been law, has even less of an appetite to goes war. but despite that, there are many people who think that this is randy prime minister does want to go to war. at a recent poll by the is really a think tank. the democracy institute showed that 67 percent of jewish responders thought that as well should actually intensify its response to hezbollah. so whatever, and as well as initial intentions before unleashing these attacks, do you think that the government will face domestic pressure to capitalize on the momentum that it has right now by carrying out such an attack on hezbollah? yes, i think this me showing very well with these drugs, domestic opinion and public opinion in israel. let's not forget that there are 60000 displa

and also and be rude to jamal and goals. and columnist, as i've been use paypal, a very warm welcome to all of huge amount. i'll stop with you. when we recorded the show a day ago, we thought we had a good idea of how the pages exploded. since then, we have walkie talkies phones, laptop, solar panels, blowing up people in lebanon and as has been the 11 east palm and any the why so on how this could have happened? well, you have some more information that way or there is a mystery to how to carry the life scale to leave the machine or in the place that the work with the laziness. but uh so those are the btn mentioned, but uh, we cannot know. i'm sure this is the most likely scenario to the page or the other devices where where where these exposures robin, do you think that as well could have template but so many different devices? we think that the pages and the walkie talkies for both around the same time, around 5 months ago. but what about the rest of the devices? well, and there's been some actual, there's been me and i g

well, is there anything jamal? because i can say, are you kind of be the middle of the road on the panel today? did you learn anything new about the policies of either candidate? oh, before i get into that part of it, just to push back a little bit on some of this. um, look down from is that the hose deed donald trump. what time to try to what time at the very is, is points of, at each point to be honest, you had donald trump, that basically was like, wait a minute, let me age and it pulls more time. it just so happens that the announcer were willing to give both candidates more time to make their points, whatever those points were, donald trump just was breaking the rest of it, taking its time for me, taking the time. but they were alternately graciously the altogether. um, even though the lights were cut off, the brakes were immediately kept going. every time each candidate had a particular point to be from the standpoint of should've donald trump and little repair. well yeah, i agree with you that the best quest

so i wanna start actually with you on this jamal. do you think a single vote was changed or motivated by this debate? is kind of hard to know. i mean the reality of it is all of her as well. the fact is it may get her points, don't necessarily go up. this has been a change in the trunk supporters, whether it changes independence. oh man, it's hard to know of this one of those things that you see the folding on the see what. ringback is a trend line, i mean, up until this point though, we know there was a trend line going away from cabala harris, maybe whatever balance. ready whatever she was able to get, i would argue more media creation. but it seemed to balance itself out, especially in the background states if i had to guess so. so there may be a few independence, but i'm not necessarily sure that those are going to change too many minds one way or the other, to be honest. what's interesting because gloria before we actually talk about the candidates, i would actually talk about the host of the debate, which some say you should ju

i or drew, i know jamal, that is your woman right there. i know that you play her songs every more in your alarm clock, but her endorsement came out not even before as a comma harris and taking her high heels off. and it was a long one. it had her picture of her with a cat. it was already planned. democrats and politicians a like today are just claiming it as if you got the endorsement of jesus christ himself. do you think it's that big of a deal to? oh, just to go back real quick. i don't see the issue with the, the differential in regards to changing the tables and she wants to be balances. she doesn't want that stuff to come into play. also don't understand the child thing. i don't get better at all. that's. i'm sort of a projective. but the reality of it is it looks like she was trying to frame herself what she. ready is listening to donald trump, i guess she was aware of what it was gonna look like inside spring. oh, that's the tell us what i have to be honest. i don't know why tell us what is relevant to any other to be honest, i don'

to put a stop to that. >> interesting, jamal, on the flip side, what does kamala harris need to do in the debate to have a winning, a winning performance well, here's the challenge with debating donald trump. >> there are so many things to pull from so many bad facts out there. indictments and convictions and all these things that are out there she's got to figure out what is heard central thesis, what is the argument that she wants the american public to know? and then go about the case of discipline and a disciplined way of making that argument using the facts that actually make it clear, the danger is that you just start throwing the kitchen sink at trump and then none of it really lands well, because people don't understand the fundamental point they're trying to make so they've got to have a clear strategy on their team and their side to figure out what is the thing they want people to know the most about donald trump when they walk out of that debate, establish things that debate the new york times lance, as you know, is reporting that many republicans have voted for nikki haley

i think that's what they're going after. >> jamal simmons, alyssa farah griffin, jane club. great to have you on thank you so much for being here up next, we're going to take a first look at the chilling handwritten letter that was released today. you can see the letter itself from the man suspected of trying to assassinate former president trump rated oprah winfrey show of all time. we're still talking about it. >> she opened the door to have discussions about outweigh in a way that we had not before tv on the edge, moments that shaped our culture. sunday at nine on cnn, get the most >> his bidding when i saw that ethan was not breathing i determined that i needed to use something to remove the obstruction from his airway. >> it's smear important for every household to have a life. >> everyone should have one in their home or anything can happen in any moment. >> i want my friends and family and people that i serve to know that we have this device but potentially save lives, protect your family, go to light back dotnet, go to life fact dotnet are call 877 live faq hi, i'm j

then the one of those is that right now it is a jamal is tommy, that is it full control inbox, all of these, all of decisions i'll be digging by the gym out, the saw me and they seem to have the backend of, of, of foreign countries because there's no difference at board. did you might be, is ami blakesly. but behind the scenes, the fleeing controller all the positions new appointments are being made by the jamal. these nami, the kind of people walk into the appointments are in dire need of jamal, based on the, of this kind of a controlled by a, you know, completely conservative right wing. religious bodies is a matter of great concern. but that's not something that the people of bangladesh ever wanted. ringback tell me it's a fellow like minded to never bought more than 8, but they didn't also of the popular vote in any of the many, many election that they've been heading to in bangladesh since 1971. so no, uh, you know, to do a fee that does not, you saw me should be in for joy. this is the matter which is a bit concerned which needs to be looked into because even the condition of th

thank you so much for joining corps, yano, jamal thomas. and tom norton, you know, nobody likes a day after quarterback, but i think even trump would say there were some missed opportunities. and at times it seemed as though comma harris was being successful at bathing her opponent. now from a strategy standpoint, comma harris would say something remotely last night, substitive. and even chad on this end, a job or a bar, which guaranteed that trump would respond would not respond with something substitive in response. then when he was asked the question, he would go back to something else that have been said earlier. so we never got into any details about the administration's accomplishments under him. donald trump missed the simple message. are you better off than you were 4 years ago? more importantly, is the world better off than it was 4 years ago. and if we're all being honest, i think we already know the answer. but hey, that's just my perspective. i'm sky now, he's the one i will show just don't see power and engagement equals the tr

california to the conversation uh before we uh welcome mr jamal, we just did welcome mr. jamal, pardon, but before we, i put a question to, i like to give our our viewers a quick update with respect to uh images they're witnessing there on their screens, those are plums of smoke over the lebanese capital bayrut uh israel has carried out successive and extremely deadly air strikes there on the uh southern suburbs there of beirot over the last uh uh 18 hours or so the lebanese health ministry says at least six people and this is developing story, um, we believe we feel strong that these numbers are far from the final death holes, but six so far have been uh confirmed killed and over 90 others injured as a result of these uh air strikes by the israely regime on lebanon, just this last wave, i mean the uh israeli military claims has built a central headquarters was a target of these air strikes, reports say:

this is the truth, this is the on ground, the logical thinking of a cc or abdulfat is different than jamal abdul nasir, this is one example, the other example is jordan, the kingdom of jordan upon king hussein historically, was different even from his own son, king abdullah, who is defending israel by launching land, air rockets to put the iranians launching rockets or the irakis coming from the east towards the palestiny the towards against israel in order to defend and attack israel at the same time with rockets. the lebanese also situation or scenario, the lebanese resistance have shown huge support since october 7 when the palestinian hamas leadership back then under ismail and they have shown strength and support fully to the gaza resistance, the hamas, the islamic resistance of hamas and the palestinians against israel and the... very successful, we need to always remember something very important strategically back then, who created or who supported to the maximum, hamas in order for them to build afan al aqsa, which was a surprise visit, attack on the outskirts of gaza, the ghaf of

today, investigators announced they're charging jamal. jamal with distribution of fentanyl resulting in death. they suspect he was selling drugs online and mailing them to buyers. they also believe one of those buyers was colin walker, who died after using fentanyl last year. walker's mother spoke this morning urging people to learn from the tragedy. her family lives with every day. >> i mean, they need to know about this fentanyl trafficking. i had no idea. i wish i could have warned colin. i wish i could have warned my son and anybody that has a son or daughter going to college, high school. they need to know that it just takes one pill, one pill will kill you. and i guess that's the main thing i want to say is to these kids is one pill kills? >> jamal is set to appear in a denver courtroom on monday. a conviction in this case could lead to a sentence similar to sentences in homicide cases. >> burglars were caught on camera breaking into a store in the east bay. the owner of international law market near 16th and international in east o

i think that's what they're going after. >> jamal simmons, alyssa farah griffin, jane club. great to have you on sir, for being here up next. we're going to take a first look at the chilling handwritten letter that was released today. you can see the letter itself from the man suspected of trying to assassinate former president trump look we didn't you write about me. >> it's true streaming exclusively on max hcm is a serious heart condition affecting as many as one and 200 people like me and me. it can impact how you feel and what you can do. >> i still felt tired on my beta-blocker. >> so i talked to my cardiologist about treatment advances in hcm that gave me new options. >> he was a breakthrough for me. >> that conversation with big for me. >> talk to your cardiolost today and visit hcm. real talk dot com for more information look at this city, little saleable these men of means for their silver spoon seating up the financial favors of the 1% what would become of them when they discover robinhood gold allows others to earn their very liberal rates on either cash, unlimit

is he willing to let someone as jamal puts it, be the a whole to him. i mean, trump doesn't really like being criticized, not in my experience, and i never did presidential debate with him, but i did prep for town halls in media interviews, he does. >> even if you prep him and say, hey, they might ask, you know, do you denounce white nationalism? this was an actual conversation i had before nbc town hall. he did they're going to ask that and flew off the handle, didn't want to answer it. so that's a hero like you and that's not easy thing to prep. and also a really easy answer by the way but he's not someone you could prep in a traditional sense, in the biggest thing for him is simply to not get in enraged or say something then crazy if he can stay at the baseline, that will work with the people who are already with him and not lose him support. but i think by the way, we forget the cnn biden debate. biden imploded so much that trump kind of got it passed. he was a disaster for a solid half of that debate. the back half of it, he's talking about his gol

jamal wakim, professor of history and international relations. welcome doctor, thank you, thank you. doctor, before we go ahead and get to today's episode, there are few developing stories. the first one, as we know, there have been uh more than hundreds injured in attack that has targeted pagers set to be for hizbullah, and other details have been released. what is the significance of this specifically at this time? i believe that the israelis are uh... let's say escalating the situation and going on another dimension of the war, what we are witnessing is an extension of the the military, yes operation, let's say, so i believe that they are stepping up their attacks on lebanon in order to force the the resistance to bow to their conditions and to stop attack. the the settlements in northern galilei. well doctor, second of all, the shenbet have claimed that it has foiled a hizballah plan to assassinate a former israeli official. what do you make of this? well, this could also be like story that the israelis are trying to create in order to justif

and just as i was in one of the medium markets that got some of the ads for jamal bowman's race, and literally every 5 minutes there and you know, bashing bowman and none of these, as mentioned israel, which is part of it. i try to, you know, we can get it into later, like in, particularly in american media markets and the, the ability to have this much money to flood all, all media streams with a tax on these candidates makes. and it's incredibly large difference when you're talking about the resources that the candidates were being attacked have income areas. and so, you know, in the us to and in politics, in general, money talks and has found that it's unlimited amount of funding from right wing millionaires. and, and conservative democrats as well, gives it a light up. no other outside group in us politics has at this moment in time. or even maybe i'm simplifying things to last year. but are they basically buying elections and how dangerous is this to us democracy? it's extremely dangerous. i mean, this is a core problem in american politics broadly that because of citizens unite

capital b rates, jamal, thanks for joining us. so when we were speaking to our correspondent, also invite, we'll use a little bit of the, she was describing the sounds of ireland simon's going pos disco. give us a sense of the, the mood, the atmosphere, the inmates and the wake of this single chain is coordinated to tackle and has balaam's. i mean, yes, there are. uh, an uh uh, a lower most amount of, uh, sirens, uh, ambulance fires has going on. and uh, this is a bit, i mean obviously this is a major intelligence tool by the israelis. uh, i guess as muller. uh, but also it's, i mean, if you wanna look at it and it's a bit of desperation move by. and that is rarely because if they did have that access and they didn't have that, a technology to be able to do that to pull it off though it's kind of a desperate move because it's really, it reveals something to that. the like they reveal the secret weapon that would have been very much more powerful. they actually used it in a later stage during a full loud confrontation. so uh, on on

people are not satisfied with the use of jamal abdul nasser. nasser remained the president of egypt. but it did not fall under the weight of the peace agreement desired by the soviet union and the united states. september 1967. the arab leaders gathered at the khartoum conference and said: no recognition, no negotiation and no peace with israel. of course, the arabs could not do anything else. on the other hand, israel did not return the occupied lands to them. 28 in september 1977, after the emergency meeting of arab league leaders, jamal abdul nasser felt a pain in his chest, that night, before the eyes of anversadad qalam nasser, he stopped moving, now he had become the first deputy. the president of egypt and many thoughts were going through his head. 6 years had passed since the occupation of the sinai desert by israel, and the third president of egypt thought about the separated piece of his land. which had fallen into the hands of the zionists in the 6-day war, take it back. anwar sadad picked up nasser's remaining weapon. a new war was

we'll do t, what we did to jamal i, i do want to speak to the tech referrals and flip that you showed in a couple of different aspects of we can talk about republicans of it on. but the reason that we're talking about democrats is because, um, apax is very important for a fact that they are support or is by ferguson. and what's disingenuous about back within the way that tucker is framing it, which is surprising considering who he is and what his politics are, are that the republicans input. ringback killer, have an oil guy, they have a gun lobby guy. they have, you know, there are plenty of special interest, extremely wealthy walk us for interest industry is that, and causes that are harmful to the american people that are in congress every single day. talking to members of congress. but democrats entire, prentice and brand and promise of their party is supposed to be that they are not accountable to those special interest. and they are trying to tell us that they are more accountable to the american people then to the oil lobby. they've gone lobby and all of these other special inte

and we've seen it especially in this election so i think jamal is exactly right, right? it's about trust, authenticity. you can't trust her. she's a chameleon, but it's also about the fact that they actually don't understand black institutions. they don't understand black cultural markers. this is the same person who said, oh, she went to some silly meeting, some silly sorority meeting, not realizing that's already party, already party, not actually realizing that be jlots black greek letter organizations are multi-million multimillion member or institution that have a long history, including alone political history in this country. so it's actually much more than just a little party. the same person who didn't really understand what historically black colleges and universities actually were, what they exist, how they are funded. and yet here you have someone who is a member of who went to an hbcu, who is a member of both an auxiliary black greek letter organization, but also an actual black greek letter organization. and is part of a civic organization for black women w

i thought he did really well on that front all right. >> last thank you very much, jamal. thanks to you as well. still ahead this hour. are these two men on the same page? trump claims he hasn't even asked his own vice presidential running mate about his stance on abortion. i'll ask her republican congressmen about that and more that's coming up next. plus a new report just dropped showing inflation here in the united states is slowing down. and now stands at its lowest rate since february 2021, you're going to find out which everyday expenses are about to get even cheaper. stay with us you're live here the cnn newsroom cnn's harry we got a race for the ages here with nibbles, the hamster jumping out to a ten point advantage over jaws, the goldfish, what the heck is going on here? >> swim can kill it's a decent assessment who matter why you started your business. >> your goal is to keep on growing and with the help of financing from capitus, you can meet all of your business goals because at capitus we finance the legacy builders the creators, the freedom chasers the oppor

i'm joined now by cnn's eva mckend, jamal simmons, former communications director for vice president harris, met maori and former official in the trump administration and former rnc communications doug heye jamal, there's a lot to unpack here. i'm not sure how much we actually want to unpack, but still the family hour and apparently there's other things that were written which are have not been put out there. what what is the impact of this? >> oh, i think it's going to have a big deal in the state of north carolina. >> he's already down in the polls. she's already down. but one thing that's gotten politicians in trouble in the past and maybe we will continue to is hypocrisy. the fact that he said things in public, that he does not seem to believe in private. the same. they also gets politicians in trouble as being hateful and going against american institutions and right now, i think most americans consider martin luther king to be an american institution. they're proud of slavery to be something that they're against and don't want back. and hitler to be something they despise someo

jamal lewis has chosen a path that very few players have taken — he's leaving the premier league forames since joining from norwich four years ago. he is going on loan to sao paolo for the rest of the season, with the option of making the move permanent. tim vickery is a south american football writer and broadcaster. it's a first for sao paolo, a rarity in south american football. the torino striker che adams is one of four players to withdraw. kilmarnock goalkeeper robby mccrorie and celtic pairjames forrest and greg taylor are all out as well. go to the bbc sport website jamal lewis has chosen a path that very few players have taken — he's leaving the premier league for brazil's top division. the newcastle and northern ireland left—back has struggled to break into the team at stjames since joining from norwich four years ago. with the option of making the move permanent. tim vickery is a south american football writer and broadcaster. it's a first for sao paolo, a rarity in south american football. this took us back a bit. it really is a rarity, so how has it got down over there.

but i'd like to welcome my guests to this news review, jamal wakim, professor of international relations, lebanese university, out of beirot and sondos alasad, journalist and commentator also out of beirot. thank you both for being with me. i'd like to start it off uh uh with our first guests with jaman. i mean your thoughts on this uh overall situation. now we see uh that despite almost a year of of course this unbelievable genocide and that they the israeli regime continued to... that the main goal was to wipe out hamas, stop hamas, we hear from the leader of hamas now saying that they can go longer, that they are ready to endure, they are the ones ready to wear out iof forces, i mean your thoughts, well, since the beginning of this conflict, nobody expected that the conflict will take that long and that it will continue. for undetermined period of time, first nobody expected that israel will be able to go a lengthy war, we know from previous experiences that israel could never withstand lengthy wars, but this time it had to go through this conflict for a long period of time, but at th

suffice to announcing their positions. made the remarks in a phone call with his yemani counterpart jamal ahmed ali armer. the top iraning diplomat said the constant consultations between tehran and sana will significantly help in ensuring regional. security jamal ahmed ali amamar pointed to the escalation of regional tensions and the military strikes by the us and the uk on his country. he stress that yemen will not back down from supporting the palestinian nation. the first maylon ballets have just been issued in the us with their voting just two months away. the race is now in full swing but is also played by unprecedented and serious concerns. romin mazari has more for chicago. "the united states is just two months from an election, which could prove to be even more devisive than the previous one in 2020. the latest poll show democratic candidate camela harris has slight lead in seven key swing states, but her lead is within the margin of error making the race toss-up. the race for control of congress is also too close to call. the country's divided, so..." pretty simple, i think at t

with many, including the recently i will say, prime is to shake, has seen a considering jamal. so you saw me of collaborating with the genocide of bangladesh . she's she, for instance, how function awfully is the most for the center of violence overall did in 2014. when elections were boycotted by the fund with as national as policy a key ally of just to you saw me. it is no politics but militant activities. it must be stopped. otherwise done actions would be taken against those involved in a terrorist and militant act. we won't let bangladesh to become a terrorist the militant country again, the same. yeah. so you're repeating parliament's cold on the bangladesh nationalist policy. the distance itself from 2 macias allow me it strongly condemned the killings in widespread violence which erupt it throughout the country and the run up to and during the january 2014 elections with at least 18 killings on election day members went on to the b and page on the quickly distance itself from democracy is let me in. hoff is that to you as well, which are regarded as the main instigators

we can't help you and jamal, i want to ask you in shermichael, you as well. i mean, we were just talking to omar jimenez before the break about the situation in springfield, ohio and you're hearing trump and j.d. vance continue to describe the people there as being the haitian immigrants being in springfield, ohio illegally those are lies but jamal hi, should the harris campaign engaged more on this? what, how should they respond? what do you think? >> the harris campaign is making a fundamental point about donald trump from the beginning, which is that he's kind of, he's the chaos candidate that he, somebody you can't really trust the have the mantle of leadership in the country, vice president and made this clear the other day when she was at the national association of black journalists that this is not somebody we should trust with leadership. and here's the reason why we saw in 2020 when we had the pandemic that we were in the middle of a crisis. the president is someone's at the time, turn the crisis into a tragedy because he refused to do public announ

and jamal and the weaponry jew jamal, go through a door briefcases, circling around here. and there are lots of state criminals who are willing to do have their bar not only from the weapons, but also. ready from the money flow we need to the key of type thing to do. green is now them c i a m i c k, the funded organization. so yeah, that, that, that is very logical that these kind of things are happening and do great. he's working as a terrorist state. meanwhile, the 5 minutes has been a vocal clicking on the continual, i'm so biased a t m. i was pulled on the east side of the neo nazi implants in the print button says give to it's a repeat moving film rod missing, not see symbols. we don't really know about, but i'm all my uh, heading over to our website. see dot com so many south the family of a 26 year old toast, asian american as of this is demanding an independent investigation into getting off the she was shot dead in the west bank last week. now the idea of has just released is invasion of its own investor and cooling and quote, highly likely that its forces acciden

jamal, she didn't answer the question. she talked about her middle-class upbringing in lawns again, didn't give any specifics. >> donald trump talks about hannibal lecter. i mean, what are we doing here? come on, come on, jamaal all right you know what what else came? >> i'm sorry? let you want to okay. let's listen into trump on this town hall because he's talking about the colleagues, not from biden about the assassination. >> think it's safe to say that this crowd we'll all be voting for you of this state it's so sad years ago, i was given thank you very much. >> but years i was given an award as like man of the year or something from an area that nobody knew and the press at all would never happened to a brother. it did happen. they found out where it was that's what it was like 15 years ago a beautiful area, but nobody remembered it. nobody remembered at all all of a sudden like through a miracle, they found out it did this is than it was. and i had the speech and the speech was don't let them take your automobile ind

but he's already stead controversy around lifting a band on the terrace is nomic organization of jamal is lobby, known for its atrocities during the country. struggle for independence with more on that. and what could or it could mean, guess archie is the sweetie. the jump macias allow me is bought less of the month onto the policy was i don't mold in bangladesh on crowns of terrorism. on the bottom protests with the country, the new transitional government led by us by nobel peace prize winner. dr. mohammed eunice has reversed upon on the confusion. all this is on the policy is student wing and association organizations. the government did not find any definite link between terrorism in the germonti is long the bangladesh. its student wing is la me . chandra should be here and all other associated units of the organization. therefore, the government believes that the germonti is why the bangladesh is law, me, chandra, should be here and all other associated units of the jamal are not involved in acts of terrorism, often taking power. you think was shy, would with praise, bye western m

i mean, you covered alberto for jamal res, korea, for many years. i what, what sort of legacy does he then leave behind? how will he be? remember, do you think of or i think that the country is still very divided on that. and the reason why i think i can say that is that his daughter take off of humanity, as i mentioned before, as around 3 times to the presidency under the banner of free money to keep this legacy alive. and she has almost 13 times. she is still popular or the party is still strong, so the country will continue to be divided, i think for a long time eventually i think the history books will say that he did do some things that were necessary for the country, but that in the end power was that brought him to do things that were unacceptable in a democracy. all right, so let's see. and human all life in america added to the talking to us from the chile. i'm capital santiago. let's see. i'm trying to let's bring in michael shift though. he's adjunct professor of latin american studies at georgetown university, joins us live from washingt

and also has a vision in jamal la, showcasing the work of the palestinian general is whose johnson painting one is really a thought is placed on the house arrest long ago. she says that despite her movements being restricted, she found freedom and her aunt and have some video from the consumers who do the palm before we swear to do well as to let you labrador them to same decision and enjoy loving the left and what all of this emotional dilation, bates, based on that. and then we go lesson how, what is optima in national 3 basic decision where that can succeed model of the user. henry, yes, you telling me has to be know. i'm going to put a home and the other because i haven't had a cookie for you the head start. i've been with that thoughts understand that when he is an extent of the chem, let them of i'm not in a full vocalize. i'm. i just don't have to sit on the patient a see to see if you definitely have certain monthly. would that be the much going on for you mclaughlin hawk seen what the queen with the mastic informed me that you have a good idea? many of them are hooked up with the w

jamal wakim, professor of history and international relations. welcome doctor, thank you. thank you. doctor, before we go ahead and get to today's episode, there are few developing stories. uh, the first one, as we know, there have been more than hundreds injured in attack that has targeted pagers set to be for hizballah, and other details have been released. what is the significance of this specifically at this time? uh, i believe that the israelis are let's say escalating the situation and uh going on another dimension of the war. what we are witnessing uh is an extension of the the military uh operation let's say so uh i believe that they are stepping up their attacks on lebanon in order to force the the resistance to bow to their conditions and to stop attacking the the settlements in northern galilei. well doctor, second of all, the shenbs have claimed that it has foiled a hizballah plant to assassinate a former israeli official. what do you make of this? well, this could also be uh like story that the israelis are. trying to create in order to justify the escalation of war, esp

jamal wakim, professor of history. and international relations always a pleasure, thank you, thank you the reality of its savagery in gaza. i think it's significant that israel has effectively appointed amachi chikly as... head of international public relations for for want of better term is developed of course from the uh network set up by the ministry of strategic affairs and of course they had a they had a a similar kind of model and in their model it had to be uh part funded by uh zions family foundation in the us. mr. speaker, i want to thank you for giving me the profound honor of addressing this great citadle of democracy for the fourth time. and thanks to bombs that back guys a one more time, for helping me pin it on our van, that's the crime. let me spin you tail, talk you in its bed time. our world is in a people. semites, animals, all on sale. every option laid out, no detail is too frail. let me share my plan, it's all about me, survivals the gold friends, just let me be. through twisted lenses, he pretends to see clearly. i could quote the bible, but that's just for show,

first, let's go to jamal goals, and he is a political commentary. so why? so joining us live in bay roots and jamal, i've just had my produce the sites, me that you're actually from southern lebanon. i wonder if you've been speaking to family, the. what's your understanding the situation in the south a while i this is a bit of miscommunication. i am, uh uh, i do have the family in different places of them, but uh, this situation is actually uh, quite a panicky. i would say there is a, it was a bit chaotic. a lot of people had to flee quickly because uh, facing this barrage of air raids sets, uh, it was uh, unprecedented. i would even go back uh to 2006 and say that this and the intensity of the air rates that we witnessed this morning is a bit unprecedented. i mean the, we've talked a, we're talking about $400.00 error rates in, within a couple of hours. so within a few hours, has been, they started there just before noon. and now we're expecting more, of course, and they're expanding to the beach, different parts of learning, most of the amount, the sheer

a piece with a poem by hasan tawakkel and arranged by amir jamal fard called palestine azad azad, a compilation of people's slogans in the marches in support of palestine around the world in persian, arabic and english languages. ben sana dedim atlayacak yaniyorlar ha zasutlar şeye yapma yapma yapma bu attı ışte bu ikisiye. or a girl, or a girl, or a girl , anna ajit ali beiti, nizhat ali beiti, rejat ali beiti a house that is destroyed is absolutely not good for you, everything, all my dreams, all my spirituality, you are destroyed . benina toba toba benina hajar bahajar faq fajai lak hali in the street leh sho zbna sho aamna sho sovina wow, wow, damn tainting water, second, third floors of bomb buildings, i am so honored, she was someone that traded stories and just... this place has similarities with a classroom, but it is not a school. asr abu mustafa teaches here in a tent . these children want to stay. other children around the world live, learn, play, and have access to the simplest facilities. these children are among the most fortunate who have access to some kind of education. the uni

cinema director jamal shoorjeh said in a note: can we expect anything else from aziz of the resistance front, other than martyrdom? farzad hosni shared the verse of immortality of the martyrs and najmuddin shariati spoke about the faith of martyrdom with verses from surah fajr. ali muradkhani from cinema followed the path of seyyed shahidan of resistance. hasan roohul-amin also honored you with the hashtag seyed and with this sentence, mr. seyed, honored the grief of seyed hassan nasrallah's martyrdom. i conclude that these people are the people of al -taghaha, the people of al-jababa the promise god, this earth that is filled with oppression and the political aspect of god's promise, and the fulfillment of god's promise and peace, i fill it with justice, installments, trust, peace, humanity, faith, morals, love, and peace , this is god's promise. kan hade kan mohib lakhote kan ma beihme nafeh ma behime al-masroof ma yesal an al-masroof ma ihme albus he bad shirt bad pants he bad job it means glasses you need something like us he seeks something ever all the most things kan hik means t

i am servant of jamal amiri. the separated member of the hypocrite organization came to testify in the court. i swear to allah, he did not say anything but the truth against the hypocrite, the same organization that committed some of his crimes. mr. amiri had seen closely, i can tell you, in the crime of treason, brutality and everything that is against humanity. okay, this organization is a unique organization. complicity with saddam to kill iraqi kurds in 1969 was one of these measures. this is continuous cooperation with intelligence. saddam hussein was witnessing it myself, now i was there as a tank driver, i saw a car that they made themselves, which was driven by an anti-aircraft gun, which was not intended for airplanes , towards the minibus in which it was clear from a distance that these were private people. catching and starting to shoot that people are completely torn to pieces operation pearl of the hypocrites target. the overthrow of saddam's opponents was in iraq, but masoud and maryam rajavi had to

. >> jamal, the vice president, vice president harris and the campaign. the harris-walz campaign, made a big issue out of wanting the microphones to not be muted. they were muted in the last debate. they're going to be muted tonight despite the harris campaign protesting why, why did they want the microphones to not be muted so i think they believed that the microphones weren't muted. >> people were here, donald trump, sigh and adhere. make. no asides from the other side of the stage this is another reason why they did it to light trolling donald trump. and every day as you keep donald trump focused on some minute issue like this, the day he's not listening to his advisers about how he should be trying to win this race. i think that's a big chunk of what it is this campaign is doing every day. i think what you see from the vice president today is from what i'm hearing. so it's going to go out and tell or story. of course, you hold donald trump accountable when he says things that aren't true, she'll tells the story about why he's not the right choice. but