he campaigned against jamal bowman in the new york primary .c wants to prevent the proliferation of this critical trend. that's why they targeted people like jamal bowman, koribush and rashid tlaib. the lobby supporting the zionist regime has already offered 20 million dollars to two members of the hizb party, rashid tlaib, the only member of the us congress of palestinian descent. was to be nominated for his defeat in the elections. unfortunately , in many cases these financial support is effective and even if they do not change the result of the election, they tie the hands and feet of the winning candidate. according to ipec, 324 current members of the us congress received financial aid from this pro-zionist lobby during the elections. in the new election round, at least 100 million dollars to remove the critic. in the political structure of america, look at the lobbies , perhaps in the meaning of the non-terminological term , it is sometimes used in iran, after all, when you want to be a candidate for the parliament, or a candidate for the

he campaigned against jamal bowman in the new york primary. ipac wants to prevent the proliferation of this critical trend. that's why they targeted people like jamal bowman, koribush and rashid tlaib . the pro-zionist lobby had previously offered 20 million dollars to the two party members of rashid tlaib, the only palestinian member of the us congress. to defeat him in the election. unfortunately, in many cases these financial supports are effective. and even if they do not change the result of the election, they tie the hands and feet of the winning candidate. according to what ipec announced, 324 current members of the us congress received financial aid from this pro-zionist lobby during the elections. in the new round of elections, at least 100 million dollars to remove the critics of this. the spent regime of azad taheri of sed and sima news agency until the next part of the news. urethane money a polymer compound for the production of shoe soles that does not melt during heating and shaping . this shoe now specifically consists of two l

that's why they targeted people like jamal bowman, koribush and rashid talib. pro-zionist lobby had previously offered 20 million dollars to rashid tlaib, the only palestinian member of the us congress, to run for his defeat in the elections. unfortunately , in many cases these financial support is effective and even if they don't change the result of the election, they tie the hands of the winning candidate, based on what ipec announced, 324 current members of the us congress during the election received at least $100 million in financial aid from this pro-zionist lobby. azadeh taheri of sed and radio news agency is hosting mr. mohammad ali shafii, an expert on american issues. mr. shafii. hello, welcome to the world today . i would like to say hello to you and the program companions. first of all, let's start with this question: the discussion that we every time we may say zionist lobbies or basically lobbies in america, what is the nature of these lobbies and what is their conceptual meaning in the political structure of america, look at lobbies, maybe in ir

was able to fend off a primary challenger and of course i also covered them where congressman jamal bowmanrk, and later in missouri, congresswoman cori bush lost their primaries. for ilhan omar, she was the last in the challenges, she won, and she campaigned differently than her counter parts who lost their primaries. specifically she focused on the politics of accomplishment and optimistic message, and that's exactly what she touted last night at her victory party. watch. >> we run the politics of joy. because we know it is joyful to fight for your neighbors. we know it is joyful to make sure everybody has access to health care. we know it is joyful to want to live in a peaceful and equitable world. so i am incredibly, incredibly honored by this victory tonight. >> reporter: now, you can chalk this win up for omar as really an example of lessons learned. just two years ago, she almost lost the primary challenge to the same man who challenged her this time, don samuels. this time they were putting it all on the table, putting millions of dollars on the air waves, trying to mount a strong c

go ahead, if, if you go ahead garlic, let's start here, jamal jamal bowman last a couple of weeks ago. right. and one of the things that he did was he had a, a, a, at a, he had only been at a party at a o. c. and bernie sanders there a few years ago we had that event and there were $25000.00 people there. he had the event here a few weeks of the about a month or 2 ago. nobody showed up, it was empty. why? i don't think that yes, the money from a packers. i'm scared, but i think what, you know, i think i'm flying waving blue and yellow flags saying her re, we just gave 200000000 a 100000000 more to the nazi while the people in jamal book tomorrow bowman and uh, corey bush is district suffered because there's a lot of poverty and there's a lot of suffering. i think that's what got them. i think their people, to the way, way, way, way we've that's the case then why did, why do you need to spend 25000000 dollars to take somebody down? who's a really crappy candidate? i'm not saying that didn't influence it. influence it. i'm just saying the fact of the matter is that you know, there peopl

they spent $14.5 million to defeat new york's jamal bowman in june. scored a second win in missouri. on tuesday, congress woman cori bush lost her primary to st. louis prosecutor, wesley bell. instead of returning a vocaled a voe scat for the community for a third term in congress, voters chose a man who, as a city councilman, opposed the initial consent decree for ferguson's police department and once ran a campaign for an anti-choice republican candidate. congress woman bush was defeated in the second most expense i have primary this cycle behind bowman's. bell also got a ton of cash from crypto currency super pacs. and airks pac's campaign arm poured nearly 9 million ads sporting bell and attacking bush. leaving congress will not be the end of her work. >> there is nothing that happens in my life that happens in vain. so if this happened it's because it was meant to happen. and let me say, it's because there's work i need to do. and let me say this. aipac, i'm coming to tear your kingdom down! >> joining me now is editor in chief and ceo. i think a

the pro-zionist lobby, which spent more than 20 million dollars, blocked cory bush and jamal bowman, two pro-palestinian representatives, from entering the us house of representatives. azadeh taheri of the sed and broadcasting news agency. next, our colleague ms. azadeh taheri, an expert and international reporter of sada and vasima news agency , is in the studio of the khabar network. madam, your report is blurry about this record breaking financial support from kamel. and basically, what things are spent in the elections. i say hello to you and your viewers . before starting, it should be mentioned that most of these financial aid, which are very, very large, are done legally. in 2010, the supreme court of the united states lifted the limit on financial aid to candidates, and after that we saw that a large amount of money entered the american election contests, but now how this money enters the contests can be said by 3 different departments, one of there are individuals who are in financial aid individuals candidates are under strict supervision, and in each election period, they

spent more than 20 million dollars with the obstruction of two representatives, cory bush and jamal bowman. it is free to support palestine in the us house of representatives. the american judicial system acquitted two police officers who were involved in the murder of a black woman in her home. four years ago, seven uniformed police officers entered the home of this black american nurse at midnight and killed her. since these agents entered bruna taylor's house in the middle of the night without warning and in casual clothes . your friend was killed. he was involved with them. instead of these two police officers, the american judge found his friend the perpetrator of the murder. contrary to his claim, the police found no drugs in the house. this black nurse had not found these two police officers, who were acquitted by the american judge , were accused according to a verdict based on which the police raided the house of the victim. two other police officers who shot tiller were not charged with murder. this ruling shows that the systematic pattern of disrespect for black women continues.

they recently targeted and removed jamal bowman of new york. he's a democrat then they took out a guy named bob, good of virginia. he's a republican, they didn't like him. they didn't like his policies on his role. so they're just talking about the latest to be targeted and replaced as congresswoman corey bush or expressing sympathy for pro palestinian protestors. according to the new york times apex, about $8000000.00 on tv adds to paint or reputation, including ads about who she dated when she was, a prosecutor that i've told me is that most people get taken out by israel was lobby. don't do that by the way, that was kind of interesting that she was doing that and she's made news. they replaced her by the way, with someone who is who recruit who they recruited and who does support israel. and they essentially paid for his campaign by the way, what, what does the find, the administration have to say about all of this? right. it turns out they're angry at bush for criticizing a pack. and you would think they would question interference in our e

poured in millions of millions of dollars, see the problem with point boards losing her primary and jamal bowman, losing her primary is that this is only boasted and boosted anybody who it was speaking about maybe speaking out against israel, now they feel compelled to support israel and they have to show it by lauding that in yahoo as he comes to the congress showing their undying unwilling support for the slaughter going on in gaza. but you know, the people here in the bronx definitely see you right through a lot of people here thought it was a sham and it was disgusting. you know, people in here are in poverty. 35 percent of the people here in my district live underneath the poverty live, but we have all these money to send to israel and do you brain. it was a very curious taking on democrats, which he torres, the incumbent, us congressman for new york who run uncontested in his party's july primaries. the law says biggest fund is i pack which contributed some $600000.00 to his campaign. over the past year. he receives an additional $1500000.00 from of the pro is ready bonus on house travel t

interesting outcomes where some of the most left members of the democratic caucus, corey bush and jamal bowman have both lost their primaries. we've just seen l 100 omar in minnesota when and rich receipt of sleep when, who are members of the so called squad, so they want them. so there is this perception that not every thing is copacetic and unified within the democratic party, or is that something that i'm overstating? so i've been working in democratic politics since the late 19 eighties. the democratic party has never been more unified right now than in any time since i've been in the business. i mean, of course, in a big time, american political party, there are gonna be things going on internally. but man, are we fully be looking at what she wrapped up the nomination within a couple of days of getting into the race? i mean, david was talking about sort of the serendipity and certainly extraordinary things that we've all witnessed here. but one of them was that the party just organically rallied behind her so aggressively in those early days. that was not a foregone conclusion. i mean, th

the problem with point boards losing her primary and jamal bowman, losing her primary is that this is only boasted and boosted anybody who it was speaking about, maybe speaking out against israel. now they feel compelled to support israel and they have to show it by lauding that in yahoo as he comes to the congress showing their undying unwilling support for the slaughter going on and gaza. but you know, the people here in the bronx definitely seek you right through a lot of people here thought it was a sham and it was disgusting. you know, people in here are in poverty. 35 percent of the people here in my district live underneath the poverty live, but we have all this money to send to israel and you can train, you know that the have a wide spread pro palestinian rallies in america get despite that the u. s. continues to provide military and financial support to israel is the pro israel lobby really that much more powerful than the voters themselves? well, the truth is no, but the problem is, is that people have been made impotent and have forgotten what it means to be an american. be

tim walz will join her for a staple segment and a tape it during a bus tour in jamal bowman.nah for us and has the campaign said why harris will not do a solo interview? reporter: stu, the campaign wants to present the united ticket of deputies standing together and a real test for both candidates here in garcia seeing political parties putting time, money and resources into the state. a state that of course a lot of people are paying attention to and vice president she'll be down here begin ago today swing in south georgia, an area where democrats traditionally have not had much luck. a new york times poll of likely voters here in the state, just former president trump leading over harris and democrats as you may remember one georgia four years ago by less than 12,000 votes and harris campaign said it's ownership 24 field offices across the state adding 190 staffers on the ground and real questions about whether harris truly has a shot in georgia. politico pointing out this morning "it's a high risk, high reward strategy returning to the trail after the convention to visit a

her victory comes after her fellow progressive colleagues, namely representative jamal bowman and cory bush, both lost their races this summer. that duo was partially ousted after being targeted by a pro-israel lobbying group, which spent millions to defeat them. that group did not engage in omar's primary. congresswoman omar is expected to cruise to victory in the deep blue district this november. meanwhile, senator amy klobuchar easily won her primary yesterday and will now face-off against former nba player royse white this november. klobuchar won re-election in 2018 by roughly 24 points. white the gop nominee. joining us now elections reporter for politico, madison fernandes. madison, good to see you this morning. let's talk about these races with minnesota first. congresswoman omar, one of the members of the squad to survive these primaries. others have as well, but we have seen a few go down in defeat. how did she get through? >> so her win is certainly a sigh of relief for the squad especially it comes just a week after corey bush in missouri lost pretty handily. like you mentio

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this comes after two other squad members, jamal bowman of new york, and cori bush of missouri lost their is set. senator tammy baldwin will face trump-backed republican businessman, eric huvde in november. and across the country, abortion is on the ballot this november. missouri secretary of state confirming yesterday that voters will decide whether to enshrine abortion access in that state's constitution this fall. it's the eighth state to put the issue to voters this year. nbc news senior correspondent laura jarrett has the details. laura. >> reporter: a constitutional amendment in missouri that would wipe out the state's near total ban on abortion, now set to appear on the ballot this november. while abortion rights organizers in the swing state of arizona shattered records with more than half a million signatures to get their proposed amendment added. >> this initiative has made the ballot. >> tonight, missouri and arizona joining a growing list of states, all with similar ballot measures that would create a new right to abortion up to the point a fetus can survive up to 24 weeks, so

pro-israel groups donating significant amounts of money to her as they did in the race against jamal bowmanity. so that is an important common thread. i would also say that those districts while centered in some ways in the urban areas in the new york district in the bronx, they're also largely suburban district, more moderate voters. in this particular case of cori bush, the sense that she wasn't as aligned as some of those voters would have liked her to be on the biden agenda i think also impacted that. >> susan we've seen two squad losses now. does that suggest that their impact or their power in the democratic party might be waning? >> not necessarily. i think because they are very vocal and put out their messaging, you know, loud and they don't care about their -- frankly, the other members of their caucus, they do get a lot of attention. they tend to be on the outer left, whereas the same thing happens, by the way, on the right, when you have the more wacky conservatives go out there and they get the press attention. what at the end of the day it shows, though, is that we're starting

jamal bowman in new york and cori bush in missouri. so we're going to wait to see on that race. but those are the two that i'm watching. >> okay. so donna, out of 435 house seats, we just talked about one of them, the cook political report says only 22 are really toss-us, in the senate only four. how brutal and expensive is this fall going to be? >> well, it's redistricting. i think it's going to be a really expensive campaign. you can already see that both republicans and democrats -- although democrats have been really vastly outraising their republican committee counterparts, and it narrows down to those districts. you've got a handful in california, a handful in new york. and then others splattered across the country including in minnesota and wisconsin. so this is going to be, you know, a campaign that comes down to the wire, and it's going to mean i think who has the operations on the ground talking with voters on the ground is what's going to make a difference in all of these congressional races. >> then there's something else you mentioned when we were talking about flor

interesting outcomes where some of the most left members of the democratic caucus, corey bush and jamal bowman have both lost their primaries. we've just seen johan omar in minnesota when and rash receipt of sleep when, who are members of the so called squad, so they want them. so there is this perception that not every thing is coping is that it can unified within the democratic party or is that something that i'm overstating? so i've been working in democratic politics since the late 19 eighties. the democratic part has never been more unified right now, and then any time since i've been in the business, i mean, of course, in a big time, american political party, there are gonna be things going on internally. but man, are we fully be looking at what she wrapped up the nomination within a couple of days of getting into the race? i mean, david was talking about through the serendipity and certainly extraordinary things that we've all witnessed here. but one of them was at the party just organically rallied behind her. so aggressively in those early days. that was not a foregone conclusion. i m

one of the most expensive house primaries in recent history, the most expensive of course, was jamal bowman, who just lost a few weeks ago to canada, also backed by aipac, superpac, we talk a lot about democracy on this show on our networks i think if we're gonna have a conversation about democracy, have to talk about the role of money, unlimited money, dark money in our races. >> $23 million. i think spent in jamaal bowman's race, eight-and-a-half million dollars by the united democracy project here. but that's an apac aligned super pac which gets a lot of money from republicans according to politico is the biggest source of republican money in democratic primaries. so the system has to be fix. you can like cori bush, abdullah get a lot of people don't like would you like or not? i don't think anyone is okay with a system where you spend these groups spent millions and millions of dollars on an issue that clearly what's your reaction given not only the money, but also this is somebody with her particular viewpoint. son is one of the progressive members of the house now losing her seat. tha