jamal waakim uh to the conversation uh jamal, i really want to apologize, they told me that you're on standby, i totally forgot, i got uh caught up in reading this uh this this report about these nine and it got me so uh discombobulated, i totally forgot you're on standby, i want to apologize. to you, your initial thoughts, jamal, welcome to our conversation, thank you, mr. jamal wakim, yeah, i can hear you, yes, yeah, i wanted to apologize for having you wait so long, don't worry, go ahead, your initial thoughts please, well, i believe that it's an ongoing battle that has regional and international dimensions. it's not only confined to the land of palestine, but it's also entails or have repercussions on the whole region, because the zionist project is not limited to palestine, but it in it aims that reshaping the whole region to fit. plans in the region and to fit the project, the american project for hegemony in this region to use it as base against iran, russia and china. that's why we saw that the united states has been sponsoring this israeli aggression on gaza, lebanon and othe

jamal khanj is author in political commentator who joins us from uh san diego uh to discuss this uh ay had a law, but i would say they had a reorganization possibly on trying to find or identify places to to kill civilians in gaza. sadly, the these so-called safe shelters have become what you might call death trap, israel. uses basically where people gather and then they shell those those sights and this is really to observe one year since the flood, the alaxa flood, the alaxa flood did not happen out of vacuum as the western media would want us to believe the you know the a flood started after more than 18 years of siege on gaza, basically i have defined it before ' my writing actually, it was the revolt of the prisoners against the jailer. mean, nobody have even given attention to gaza before october 7, as if things were normal, not not to say that it was only gaza, i mean up to that point also, from the beginning of 2023 to october, more than 500 palestinians were murder in the west bank, and supposedly... "you know, there isn't hamas there, there isn't an organizational, i would s

jamal, great to see as always. iran is at the center of so much everything it seems, coming out of the middle east right now. so why should israel not go straight to tehran and deal with the leadership, as they have quite clearly the ability to do if they want to? >> well, look, i think it's a fair point. i think the real challenge here is, as you point out, we know that iran is the houthi rebels in yemen. we know they're the funders behind. and we know that hezbollah has been their key proxy force in, the region, for the better part of three decades. so we know they're the moving force behind all these all this effort. the challenge, of course, is if you go after the iranian leadership, then you're breaking a nation, a nation war with iran. and while iran has launched two direct attacks against israel from iran in territory, that's a war that nobody wants, it's not a war that israel wants. it's not a war that iran wants. it's a war that israel, if the announcement should run, that the united states would win. but,

that's jamal goes and joining us live from they wrote what is the one has been preparing? it's nolan, come on, is a month for a ground assault and to southern 11 on this is what we know about the force on the border. 3 divisions plus 2 infantry brigades taken pause from the operation numbering, at least $41000.00 troops. they have backed up by $324.00 macabre for advance tanks and 50 for a $155.00 millimeters a how it says which, a large total, the weapons. there are also at least 18 multiples bulk at launches the ground defensive as being backed up by dozens of air force jets and surveillance trends. a that's bringing defense editor alex, good topple us. who's going to help us make sense of, of all of that. we've just heard about the size of these ready falls on the board, is, are they using all of this? what does it tell us about the offensive that they have planned signal using a little bit they using about less than half of this. so it's affectively a rate in force and limited operation. they've gone in, they have sent him their lead power troop division of the 98th, w

mother is among a small group of people to follow jamal. i know scott freeman can get difficult because i think as long as that they're not getting the individual lives in the home of life, you shall not have the maturity on the move in athletics. come on, i know it's awesome. i used the new way and get this for him to look and, and the mad did dad damage him in addition to, to give us the gun. so a token or not the see how a lot of the sort of virus, let's say a table. i'm a say and i could in the house and then the sort of command of pilot, what's the case? what up what time do you have mr. towards you, sir, for beneficial best types and i want me to cover today before you come. i've collected the meant the whole thing to can just was your magic, that's not a habit. who should have your goal should go best? the vision has prevented that of with then kate into some c as in pub finish of a sonata. which side of the how do i know you're kind of cool is just the, the following day. the displaced people finally leave the hospital, lead by the

his name is jamal boy lola. his mother is inside the hospital. you need to try, you had the legislative edition, the punishment, the fumbling of how that it was your life with the gymnast messaged image a 1000000 measurements for sheriff, and they said on how long to happened was couldn't go back and look over to one of your members coached or the show which president was special. let him as a hand you close. i saw the guy who looked like my son was pushed for i says, you know, 10 of the kids who ever took it to death. i'm not sure about this case. basketball fan to, to throw him. charlie who i'm 100 can really know which side of the, hey, we're to have the fit the so where are the to this to this i shall bash off of so we have a big with them. if the, what are you appear to be seeing here is a civil use to be a messenger used as a minute dresser. that's in many ways the destination of using persons as a human shield to shield what you're trying to do as you know me by putting people the homes away that's prohibited under international shortly af

erin laura, jamal, thank you all for the conversation appreciate you thank you. still ahead this afternoon, new numbers hinting that voter turnout might be lower than expected in this election. who could that help? who could that hurt? plus, remember terms like blue mirage and blue shift. rather red with the drama from the 2020 election could teach us about what we should expect just eight days from now. >> and iran vows to retaliate after israel's air strikes on saturday. we're going to take you live to the region, coming up on cnn news central sandwich. >> it's meat between bread. >> can i weigh in on this debate? >> the department of agriculture generally defines sandwiches as meat between bread or a bun. >> what about subs? you mean hoagies? >> what? no way. >> sure. vistaprint prints business cards. but we also print these and those and engrave that. we print your brand on everything so customers can notice you remember you, and fall in love with you. if you need it. we print it with 25% off for new customers at vistaprint. com. when migraine strikes do you

so jamal, let me start with with you. you think when we look at what we've heard from trump over the past few days, it is assigned that his team, his core team that is working to get him elected even though i know there are cracks within that team of factions, but the group that they are concerned, why it seems to me like something has changed in the milk, right? like they've figured out the perhaps they've got a really poked the bear if they're people excited, if he's going to be a bomb thrower, he has to keep throwing bigger and bigger bombs so that people know that that is who he is at the same time you saw lindsey graham on sunday, come out and take out hard on republicans were voting for kamala harris and he said, you know, you can't do this. i don't understand why you're doing this. he was really worked up about it, kind of emotional jd vance at the same time, goes after liz cheney hard and calls her, you know it says that she's obsessed and hateful and petty and small, all kind of words i would never use if i was t

jamal simmons. thank you. john king is going to stay with us coming up next his all over the map series, john returned to michigan what a young voters there are telling him now about who they're going to vote for what do you talk about the news sports a little family, gaza, maybe now, you don't do that, right? >> here's another topic for you. as they get older, their risk of getting really sick from a respiratory virus, lake flu, covid-19 and rsv goes up a lot. >> so talk to them about getting the season's vaccines because you've still gets so much to talk about. safe, we build advance security sensors and cameras for your whole home, powered by 24/7 professional monitoring and fast protect technology exclusively from simply safe for faster police response. there's no safe like simply safe we will get a city in it little saleable these men of means where a 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

notice, and jamal simmons, former communications director for vice president harris. >> jamal is trump's calculation that this rallies more people than it offense if he's making that calculation, it's the wrong calculation. the answer could thought the wrong way. it's just so tricky to do this in the midst of a stormy, we just sat here and watched you go through a variety of things with folks were on the ground who are showing you what's happening, the devastation, how they're preparing. this isn't a time for politics. i think that's the thing that vice president and the president have both been trying to send it's a time for for the country to pull together and everybody to pay attention. it's interesting that there was this little back-and-forth between the vice president and governor desantis in florida, that perhaps you didn't call her back. the he thinks he was calling for epcot tickets. she was calling because they have a job to do. i'm sure there are lots of things she'd rather do than take to governor today. desantis on the phone. so they're neglecting the jobs are supposed to do

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it is this campaign of retribution and going after people so do you think it does to jamal's point, do you think it does signify that there are some concern about perhaps how effective live chair liz cheney is as a surrogate for kamala harris i don't think that it's going to spark concern, but i think there'll be a lot of thesis papers and political consternation after this about which endorsement in which they moved voters the most because this is such a tight cycle, will it be someone like a liz cheney in pennsylvania that can help move a few persuadable voters voters what we looked at about 16% of the republican electorate in the pennsylvania primary, about 158,000 voters who went for nikki haley. >> those are open voters, but it's so late in the game now that you are seeing that some of these voters, even hardcore democrat voting blocs, or persuadable voters are saying, hey, now you're trying to get my attention, you're trying to get me to vote for you. why now? why at the very end, are you all of a sudden making these overtures to me because that will bring hollow. so while there'

check in with him a little bit later, joining us now cnn political commentator scott jennings and jamal simmons also politico's meridith mcgraw and cnn senior data reporter. harry enten. harry would have pulling areas fine. whatever you want, you can feel free to wander around the state what does that current polling in michigan liquid, that would be quite a scene, wouldn't it be right on your show me wandering around. look, at michigan, you can't get any tighter than it is right now. man, i mean, a month ago kamala harris was up by two points. you look at the average of polls today. she's up by less then a point if that holds until the final day of this election cycle, it will be the closest polled race in michigan in history. i went back in my spreadsheet, you know, i love doing that since 1,972, there has been a closer poll the race than what we have going on right now in the wolverine state now, in terms of mesh, sleep and a bit of spreads to actually sure, i have a bad if spreadsheets i actually fell asleep on my suit on monday night, but that's a whole other thing. anyway you look

jamal wakim, a political commentator joining us from beirot, mr.stening to the comments, mr khadumi, if you'd like to add anything to that and also pick up where you left off before we made the interruption, well i believe that uh this strike uh has put the limits ' and the line that shouldn't be crossed by israel, especially that netanyahu is being let's say relantless in his drive towards having a regional conflict, so the iranians told him, well we are ready for a regional conflict if you want to go uh for that, and they told the americans that they are ready for such a conflict, if the americans will keep giving full political and military support for... israel and its crimes in the region, so from now on, i believe that we're on the verge of new stage and in this regard there should be consideration by the west to limit or let's say to to behave themselves and to try to resolve the situation politically in the region so that we wouldn't have a regional conflict that would' have a dangerous repercussions on the stability of the region, but also

and these, these clips, they work. >> well, jamal, i mean, on that point, i mean harris has repeatedly hit trump on his disrespect for the military a lot of the things that we're hearing, although hearing the actual audio is very significant and quite distinct, and the culmination of others coming forward. but some of this has connected tissue and has a reference point in earlier reporting which leads me to wonder, is this the reason that comments like this reporting like this still leave trump and harris essentially tied in polling. i mean with comments like this coming from general kelly. well, that cut through to voters this time well, they are tied day, right? >> i mean, the free still got two weeks left of this campaign when joe biden got on the debate stage and basically undermine the fundamental thesis of his campaign, which was you know, stability and maybe he didn't seem as competent as we all thought that he should be. democrats were putting a pretty tough position and they had to sort of muscle up and say, maybe this is isn't the right way to go. mr. president, maybe we shou

continue their attack against the arabs and muslims in general. right, well uh, thank you very much uh jamal wakim, professor of international relations uh from the lebanese university of beirot, now we are also having a guest uh... elsewhere from beirot, he had, he is a political analyst, radwan risk, uh, welcome to the program, radwan, and the next question that i want to ask from you is, i said that iran's retaliation against israel was completely within the framework of international law, as was the alaqsaf flood operation, so uh, the the reactions internationally to both of these operations. uh did not seem to reflect international law, can you tell me about where these reactions that are claiming that iran's operations have been a violation of international human rights, or the al has also been a violation of international rights, on what basis are certain western countries and any other country that claims that these operations have not been in accordance with international law coming from? well, i'd rather ask the question in another way, does the massacres and all these this, you kn

jamal, i wonder what you think about that. there is some tension over this strategy. yesterday we had congresswoman debbie dingell on the program, and she was saying that harris needs to be getting into union halls. she needs to be talking to, i mean, really white male union voters. is this the right play being out spending this precious little time campaigning with liz cheney? does this attract people that she doesn't already have in the persuasion taking place right now is the persuasion to get people to show up who might already agree with you. >> so here's why this january 6th report is important. it's not so much that people need to go back through the details. i think most americans probably generally think that trump had something to do with it. the question now is for those folks who believe that, who probably don't want to vote for him, you've got to convince them to show up and vote for kamala harris at the same time, you've got to convince these voters who are inside many of the communities inside of the cities, like detroit and atlanta, african-americans,

so, they were successful in 2 cases in representative corey bush and representative jamal bowman. but it took them literally tens, and in the case of, of jamal bowman, it took, i believe it was about $125015000000.00 to carry that out in the past. they could have done that with a few $100000.00, maybe a $1000000.00. this is an extraordinary struggle that they are waging, and a lot of it has to do with this stomach, this, this demographic shift. the generation will shift that michael and i both been talking about. and that's because they're worried. they're worried that they're losing the young supporters. a pack is worried other parts of the israel lobby. it's not only a pack, it is a host of organization is and they are targeting students because they know that's where they're losing their supports. you know, i think there's a caviar to that because they, i think it was 8 total races that they tried to. primary democrats, jamal bowman was an incredibly weak candidate. i mean, he pulled the fire alarm and the congress during a vote and got censored for it. and corey bushes, under

but jamal is putting political hat on the fundamental issue is this, whether people like it or not? donald trump is perceived as more moderate than the republican party whether it's entitlements, a range of issues, he's perceived as closer to your rust belt voter, kamala harris is perceived as lacking out limiting to eliminate taxes. i'm pretty much just to be clear, kamala harris is perceived as less moderate as to the left of beau biden biden folks who love kamala harris might disagree with that. they might not like that, but that's how she is perceived. that is why she feels a need to change and move in a different direction and this is why the trump campaign now has significant momentum. kamala harris has to win all three blue wall states if she loses one of them, if she loses wisconsin, it's game over for her. and that's why they do something. >> i all stay here because we're actually a talk about that is a crucial issue and none of you are going anywhere. so next, kfile, kfile is going to be here and he has some revelations and they are that trump's campaign manager retweeted

jamal wakim, i want to get your thoughts on the continued israeli aggression against uh lebanon, what's the end game here for the israelies, and why is the international community yet again remaining silent? well the what we call the international community which is mainly the western powers are all supportive of the israeli aggression because they considered as part of their war against the eurasian powers uh so that's why they will continue supporting israel as for the israeli war on lebanon it's a new phase and its war against the palestinian people and against the people of the region as part of its plan to install a regional order that is let's say favorable to its strategy and to to to its plans in the region to its hegemon in the region and that's why i believe that it will be a long war, they thought that they will be able to direct the severe blow to the resistance by by the pagers uh attack by the walky talky attack by assassinating the top commanders of the resistance including however based on what we saw yesterday this proved that the the the resistance is still resilient a

and jamal just made the key point. so let's just use battleground pennsylvania, the most critical of the battleground states will it help trump in all these red rural counties where his base is strong, most likely he'll probably raise some more small dollar donor donations and rally the here they come, and that is critical in a close race to turn out your base, anything that can motivate them attacks on immigrants, a tax on the prosecutors, anything to motivate your base helps my question is what about down here in the philadelphia suburbs where you've seen our pieces anderson, we have a number of nikki haley voters that republicans by dna. some of them are thinking about voting for trump, but this stuff bothers them. there's not a ton of them, but it doesn't take a lot of people. so that's the question. >> aaron smith filing, it comes a day after the exchange between vance and walz in the debate i want to play what was said today about former vice president pence who was referenced many times in this new filing. let's

jamal. >> what do you make a promise? >> the comments were great. the setting was also a great, you for those of us who came of age beginning in the clinton administration michael deaver was like the image master that all of us were trying to emulate, right? we're all copying michael diva is images. >> there's raisins, houthi, our girl was reagan's pr guru. >> so from a decade or so earlier but we kind of had a weight from that with trump because trump did everything in a room with flags and this was a great event. it was a great setting. the white house was behind her. she looked good. the people who are there looked like a cross-section of america. i think this is what she's been arguing. and now what we're seeing is trump and harris are living out the contrast the harris county the harris campaign wants to highlight. trump is kind of cruel its course. >> he's got people all standing there, justin against each other and it gets other americans. >> she's talking about bringing americans together and looking forward for gonna have a change election

be culturally voting differently earlier rather than on election day, which is as is a part of ash jamal simmons. >> thank you. gretchen carlson as well. thanks so much coming. now, the former president is speaking time in allentown, pennsylvania, which according to the mayor's home to more than 35,000 puerto ricans two nights ago at madison square garden one of his warm-up speakers, like in puerto rico to his words and island of garbage. the so-called comedian also aimed racist slurs at latinos, black americans and jews today, the foreign president told abc news, quote, i don't know him. someone put him up there. i don't know who he is. which by the way is what he always says about people he's desperately trying to distance himself from and about the rally, which saw there speakers as well spewing out hateful messages. listen to what he said just moments ago in allentown the other day, madison square garden on sunday night we add able. that was the greatest evening anyone seen politically i mean madison square garden is really big. it's big and it's beautiful. the thing went all the way

he actually lennon had earlier been sued for libel by syrian refugee jamal the jersey, and he was ordered to pay almost a $150000.00 in damages. his lawyer said he repeat of the claims because he believes in free speech. he's been accused by critics and politicians of inciting days of riots across prison, and that was in late july. so new guy, ego has moved from london to the far right activist and found the of the english defense league stephen. he actually lennon has been jailed for 18 months after breaching a court order that prevents him from repeating false allegations that he made about a syrian refugee back in 2018 yaks. 11, also known as told me, robinson admitted the breach in quote, his supporters had turned up the as well as off to having a rally with thousands of them have turned up in support of the far right pick up. now the justice said that the breaches robinson made of the injunction were not accidental, and they was negligent till reckless, but that they were planned, deliberate, directs and flagrant breach of the court orders. but this is not the 1st time that you actua

if i cross it as bring jamal simmons good to have you both here this morning. >> thank you. >> well, in the more than three weeks since helene devastated western north carolina, schools have yet to reopen. just ahead the father of twin girls about the toll that this is taking on them ahead. >> that returned to school come, kamala harris wednesday at nine eastern on cnn do you girls went missing you don't think that might be say that again. eddie wells is getting out are people who do see what's happening there's something he's not telling me you don't listen to these kids this is quite an out. >> the term once you know about how >> it's that time of year again, the medicare annual enrollment period, you might be thinking, why should i care well, if you're 65 or older or on medicare, you should because the annual enrollment period, which is right now, is when you can change your medicare plan. and the annual enrollment period and december 7. >> so ask yourself, do you have the coverage you need are you getting all the things you want and need from your medicare plan? >> maybe don't ev

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me to come on the last 4 of those and with the parts i was just gonna do i just installed dish and jamal this? i'm not sure exactly, but i know i should put in motion as low as i knew. why don't the annual fall insurance spell the last who is neil shaw? a lot. i do do so if you if it will not go near the post. sad agape of the many years he's headed the administrations of several frontline villages in the s m o area of the of gun but it's a powerless job. let's say good continues to risk his life the the if it is easy conversion, said eleanor shaking no scold, particularly aloud. guess just we're just needing that for board. thank you. i'm not sure i'm going to it's i do at the maya. present for full plus code. so for you with, before you do me mean is this what's going on? what is your view and way of doing for on the cross officer back here with the ocean. can i see with silver measure with this here's where silver lives, where the hope of getting ready to book a couple of the bulls ups on you to another but and what did they do most of what have been some sort so say it was interested

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and that's the way in which she attacked him. >> but jamal would know more about the internal polling. >> it has to be happening. it's why she went and did press conference earlier in the day to comment on the hitler comments that he had said somebody must be saying that that's working and resonating with the voters. >> do you think it's worth yeah, i'm hearing research that from research that they are believing this is actually working. the more this race is about donald trump, the better it is for kamala harris. people are in the mood for change the question this is a chain from joe biden or has it changed from donald trump? and the kamala harris team needed to be changed from trump. that wakes her the new way forward and a change candidate or know where i want to play something that former president trump said at a rally today in arizona criticizing undocumented workers crossing over we like it garbage can for the world that's what's happened. >> that's what's happened we're like a garbage can obviously it's none, none venice rising in other races, of course, that might be consider

that riley had been guard adviser jamal just saw me. but i just wanted to go to the budget, the drawing and get the balls. now there is a grid sentiment winter down to the board for palestine. it has been a year at struggling, innocent palestinians are facing genocide from these. riley's and we stand with them. and we will keep supporting them. however we can. the people focus on this nomic while they're angry. at the leadership of this nomic world, i'd been unable to just stop the generous item that brought it in. now or is there any never known? it also mocks one yeah. says dear, go by 7 the ring that led to the original god. oh no sir. just locked up. open notes in front of me and women and children. we being talking to the people who fill out all day being about the products, the name god. i'm here to do my wife against the and opened i being killed in palestine and to show my father directly with our brothers senior brothers and sisters. and it's been a whole year where we're tired of seeing their side or facing it. so they see the

but jamal would know more about the internal polling. it has to be happening. it's why she went and did the press it's conference earlier in the day to comment on the hitler comments that he had said somebody must be saying that that's working and resonating with the voters. >> do you think it's worth yeah, i'm hearing research that from research that they are believing this is actually working, the more this race is about donald trump, the better it is for kamala harris. people are in the mood for change. the question is there's a chain from joe biden or the change from donald trump and the kamala harris team needed to be changed from trump. that wakes her the new way forward and a change candidate or know where i want to play something that former president trump said at a rally in arizona criticizing undocumented work chris crossing over we're dumping ground were like we like it garbage can for the world that's what's happened. >> that's what's happened. >> we're like a garbage can obviously, it's not just rising in other races. of course, that might be cons

gretchen carlson, jamal, that was a full throated endorsement day that we heard from liz cheney, just watching it. i mean, i know that we're used to everything happening in this day and age, but it seemed just almost just unimaginable a few years ago. and does it work though? that's the question i think think. >> for the record, that's what a lot of my career you campaigning against the chinese it's tough one, it's got to be surreal for you to see that. >> didn't go very well we think i'd rather be on their side. i think. listen, i think this does give some republicans who earn some moderates, maybe who are thinking about what to do. we know that sliver is getting smaller and smaller, but maybe it does give them some opportunity to come out and vote for vice president harris. >> i think she didn't just say do it because you know, trump's horrible. it's bad. she gave her a pretty big endorsement about who she was and where she comes from, and what her values are. i think she gave them a ringing endorsement and the vice president got up there and really didn't make i thought it was a ve

because she was his vice president. >> i'm just surprised she didn't have a better answer on that, jamaljust think that if you're in a campaign that's kind of one of the questions you would prepare her for because it's an obvious question, so i'm kind of surprised about that she could have said, for example, the withdrawal of us troops from afghanistan could have been handled a bit differently. kristen soltis anderson but if she had said that, that we'd be spent his entire segment talking about another policy. >> like again, stand or someplace else the president made a decision. the question here really is about it's not really just joe biden's shift. this is a shift away from the kind of politics that donald trump is. been running for the last ten years. he's been in our national lives to somebody who, according to the new york times ball, somebody who people think is more honorable and somebody who they think is cares more about people like them. that's the change. and they are already think that she's going to be somebody who is new and indifferent, and not somebody who is captive to

palestinian people in that cuz yeah, and this is they've all gone so low for these funds on the kitchen or jamal in line with that. he's in order low added to this and that legitimacy that this is you. i've gotten a call to call my land phone. no need that much for me. it is also the and it says they can buy. i would say this is a few nights a day. was low for low response party. can you? oh yeah. was that, let me look at it, then i'm heading well, jos out the authorization, scattered by our armed forces and you know, was the lease on the g as that is funds that you met again? is the design is to occupation, would accept that. so the 10 for on because the heinous crimes better, but today didn't buy base blood thirsty. let me go to the crime in bulk board and 15, but the yet i'm drawing the n e n a that is pain civilities these that make republican for the rod waiting to be fulfilled slowly and completely lower that and generally that the net as little as 20 minutes just of that and then the full bunch of follow responsibility we were looking for to charter should oh yeah, yeah, maybe she but we

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it is like measurable as like, is it had the health thing, whoever know, tell us the kids that are jamal a 3rd the right the fight for the right. it is also part of the wine plan. this is you have your card, i call them and i'm going to need that much room. this is also an objective for our, for assessing. and this is something we can do. we really and something that is more than just acceptable. it isn't fair to body. can you all you was that lame look at it, then 10 petty in will jose out what, how are you? where is this? how does that uni that a better already general? yeah. it's all, yeah. hey, you'd have to already own regina regina. what are some is you the design is through human methods of a you the that i'm going to go movie is allow me how to read the tree. that is, i need to go says as a well for that, that's a good thing to get and drawing the presence of the american with redeem in the region. and the way will be firm and demonstrated resolve in fulfilling this mission. the more data and joey very, the nets have low limit 20 measures of the n. c thing through the executive n

he is very friendly with the dictator of saudi arabia, who murdered the washington post columnist jamalhis own words he is close to kim jong-un the dictator of north korea. putin, trump seems to like strong men he also seems to like these people who have a lot of money. after trump made sure that there were no sanctions against saudi arabia his son-in-law ends up with $2 billion in his private equity fund and his son- in-law does not have any experience running a private equity fund. it is hard to know exactly what is going through trump's mind but he does not have the same type of passion for the leaders of democratic countries. it just seems to be dictators he has this affection for. stomach important for people to remember you so much for the with us, the head of the global justice campaign the ceo of hermitage capital management and the other the book freezing order a true story of motion - the wrath of vladimir putin. di. i can't believe this is the world we live in, where we're losing the freedom to control our own bodies. we need your support now more than ever. go online, call,

he actually lennon had earlier been sued for libel by syrian refugee jamal. he draws e and he was ordered to pay almost a $150000.00 in damages. his lawyer said he repeat of the claims, because he believes in free speech. he's been accused by critics and politicians of inciting days of riots across prison. and that was in late to july san diego jago has moved from london the far right activist and found the of the english defense league stephen. he actually lennon has been jailed for 18 months after breaching a court order that prevents him from repeating false allegations that he made about a syrian refugee back in 2018.