i know jill stein is the only antiwar candidate. i don't know. i would love it if you could reflect on that. guest: thanks so much. i appreciate what jill stein has said and her willingness to take more of an antiwar stance. i think voting for jill stein could bring donald trump back into the white house. personally, i will be voting for kamala harris and trying to work with those working to push her. i no longer think we will continue to see this unconditional support that it currently has in congress. we saw the efforts to eliminate members of congress who were going into their primaries spending millions of dollars to make sure people were not able to make -- keep their seats because of the ways they were criticizing what israel was doing. i think the naked expression is something that has turned off a lot of american. they are operating so blatantly on behalf of government. if you are concerned about the israeli civilians, how is this making them anymore secure? israel has behaved provocatively in terms of killing the hamas leader and the fac

yeah, saying, the point is this, mehdi, you don't reward genocide, you're more upset with jill stein than you are with the biden administration that killed those kids you claim to care about, 100%, and and what's what's really uh, a bit uh unnerving of of the position that m hasan put jill sign is is she caved at some of the points, she didn't have answer, yeah, which gives us how powerful these situations can be in favor of the host against the interview. you're put into a corner like that and you have to like retract what you had initially said and meant uh so anyway that comment by sabi sabs apparently shook mahdi and he decided to block sabi and mahdi did not like the fact that people pointed out to him that instead of engaging with the message uh in meaningful dialogue he chose to dismiss her plea and he focused on you know personal attacks and things that weren't really relevant to the subject at hand and this pattern only distracts from urgent. discussions, but it also serves to delegitimize those advocating for peace and justice to whatever degree or extent they are trying to

, wisconsin and michigan among supporters of palestine more votes compared to kamla harris. has jill steinticipated in rallies of supporters of palestine and even an american baris arrested her and imprisoned her for some time. if the democratic party claims to represent different american communities , it should actually listen to these voters . know that public opinion is changing. the issue of gaza and palestine is a test for the democratic party, whether it can retain its voters or not? dear viewers, while saying goodbye, i invite you to watch the news of the area. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, o allah, peace and blessings be upon muhammad and the family of muhammad and the universe, dear and respected viewers hello, good evening, the closing ceremony of the media event "we are ibn al-hussein" was held in qom. in this event, which was held during arbaeen hossein, under the auspices of the world assembly of ahl al-bayt, 700 participants presented their works in artistic formats such as documentary photos. in a ceremony, the body of this scholar treated all

chase oliver on, i would like to hear the candidates address the issue of why chase oliver and jill stein are not on the debate stage. i would love to hear their thoughts. i would like to hear them and this is important i think because they do not hear the other opinions i would love to hear them come up with alternative ideas to taxing the rich or terrifying the foreigners -- terrorists -- tariff the foreigners. the two-party system, free health care, and to not use the wealth of the wealthy or foreigners to try to accomplish those goals. >> we also had jill stein on the washington journal the same day. check it out on c-span.org. beverly, woodstock, virginia, democrat. what do you want to hear from the vice president tonight? >> i would like to hear her speak respectively to former trump's supporters or those on edge. i live in a very rural red part of virginias and have friends who voted for trump and now they do not want to vote for him but we need her to speak in such a way that is not going to give them reason to not vote for harris. i would like her to be respectful and look toward

. >> my candidate is the green party candidate jill stein. 40% of democrat before biden dropped out, those who don't want the candidate and they didn't want that person. if they would vote people say on the couch, we get out and vote for the third break candidate. because of israeli genocidal war in palestine. it is genocide according to the international court of justice. our government is continuing to spread weapons of war. republican and party are bankrupt and if everybody would just open their eyes and let the scales drop off from their eyes then jill stein, i believe the end of october and liberties when, they both were eloquent saying we got to stop the genocide. that was october and now it's a year from now than. >> not to cut you off but you know if you heard me the article about the uncommitted group michigan supporting with the urged people were donald trump or their party in the how do you react to that? >> i cannot morally vote for either of those two parties right now on the top of the ticket. let the chips fall where they make. i do not want to see from their for obvio

but it's very clear in the case of jill stein, in 2016, the russian, through their social media effortsction to get on the ballot in swing states that republican-connected trump lawyers have been involved in their efforts. and republican money, looks like it's at the heart of getting west on the ballot. so these are spoiler efforts. and anybody who thinks about voting third party, whether they're voting because they don't think harris is progressive enough. they don't like her position on gaza, they think because of fracking she's not green enough, altherr doing is electing donald trump president. anybody who knows a neighbor, a friend, who says i don't like either candidate, i think i'm going to vote third party. let them know they're electing donald trump if they do that. >> the piece is online now for "newsweek." editor-at-large tom rogers, thank you very much for coming on the show this morning. we appreciate it. and that does it for us this morning. we'll see you tomorrow morning bright ander, 6:00 a.m., ana cabrera picks up the coverage right now. >>> right now on "ana cabrera rep

i appreciate what jill stein has said and her willingness to take more than antiwar stance.hink that voting for jill stein could potentially bring donald trump back into the white house. that's something you support, then more power to you. personally, i will be voting for, paris and trying to work with those working to push her -- kamala harris. we are seeing a generational change coming. i know longer think that will continue to see the eye condition sport for israel having the level of support that it currently has in congress, for example. we saw efforts by aipac to eliminate members of congress who were going into their primaries and successful, spending millions of dollars to make sure people like cori bush, jamal bohlman were not able to keep their seats in congress directly because of the ways in which they were criticizing what is your was doing to people inside of gaza. i think the naked expression of the power of the israel lobby is something that is turned off a lot of americans and raise questions about to what extent is this actually use interest when the unite

who should i vote for. >> lawrence: true. >> steve: speaking of jill stein, r.f.k. jr. -- >> brian: i've never heard that transition in my life. go ahead. >> steve: r.f.k. jr. will stay on the ballot, they send out >> norah: absentee ballots tomorrow and he'll be on it and in michigan and wisconsin. >> kayleigh: big ones. >> brian: he is going out saying don't vote for me. >> kayleigh: only in blue states, you can vote for me, that is confusing. >> steve: he got on the ballot and now suing to get off the ballot. >> brian: only in america. >> steve: 8:20 here, inspiring story on power of music. country music star jelly roll, our pal, channelling his inner johnny cash by singing "prison blues" to enmates at oregon state. jelly roll sat down with fox news digital saying he was called by god to share his music. >> god never called the equipped, god always equipped the call. i think i'm a living m manifestation of that. people look at me and see a piece of me in them. that is one for us. >> brian: news i'm breaking, i think he's taking his tattoos off. >> lawrence: inspi

in nevada, one of trump's own lawyers is representing jill stein.te for pet asking the supreme court to put her back after she was kicked off. no big mystery why a trump attorney would be representing jill stein here. this is all efforts to reduce kamala harris' margins to ensure in a close election, they can flip it toward trump or if it goes toward harris, to claim there was fraud or wrong doing and deny the legitimacy of the results. >> you are telling me trump doesn't just want to have an open system where third party candidates get their due and get their voices heard? i can't imagine. mark joseph stern, everyone should read your piece. it is alarming and you need to know what is happening at the state level. thanks. >> thanks. >>> coming up, donald trump gets another small win in court. but the clock is still ticking. might find voters willing to listen to her message. we will talk about that sales pitch coming up next. >> woman: why did we choose safelite? we were loading our suv when... crack! safelite came right to us, and we could see exac

jill stein, because she's the only candidate openly committed to support for the people of palestine, for the people of lebanon and opposition to the apartite state, all the others are to one degree. or another bought and paid for by the uh apartite state, so whoever you vote for though, don't vote for kamela harris, don't reward genocide, the power of the people in other countries like ours where our people just elected a genocide government, they just rewarded a genocide prime minister with a record. parliamentary majority, or be it on only 34% of the vote, but god damn the 34% idiots that did it, god damn them, they had choices, they had alternatives, they had alternatives, including me, and they did not take them, so they are responsible for the crimes that are being committed by the government that they elected or allowed. uh to be elected, there's no getting away from that, i'm not one of these people who likes to say uh, you know, curse the government, not the people, uh, in our country, the people elect the government, and they could have removed the government, and they could

green party candidate jill stein use that to get on the ballot. since 2004, we've only had a republican, democrat, and libertarian on the ballot in georgia. this time, we will have six candidates, including the green party's jill stein, claudia delacruz, >> you can watch the rest of this program online at c-span.org. we are going to leave it here to go live to pittsburgh for remarks by president joe biden and democratic presidential nominee and vice president kamala harris. you are watching live camping 2024 coverage here on c-span. [applause] vp harris: and i am so honored to be here with president biden and vice president harris. [applause] and my brother, kenny cooper, from the iebw. and all these hard-working labor leaders and activists. thank you so much. let's hear it for y'all! and i want to shout out our western police manual labor movement. we had a great rain, didn't we? in every state, i just see hundreds of allies and canvases and supporters and actions that are happening all across this country everywhere i travel, and the labor movem

washington post up or electing of the candidates address the issue of why coming chase oliver and jill steinn the debate stage. and that should be a known brain or i'd love to hear the thoughts on that but of course he will do that. i would also like to hear them because they don't hear the other opinions i would love to hear them come up with alternative ideas to taxing the rich our turfing the foreigners. creating the sovereign health fund. the two-party system good advice. that could rival to the other countries in the world that are gaining a lot of power. to be able to do things the two-party system would like to do in this conflict free healthcare. too not use the wealth of the wealthier foreigner to try to accomplish those goals were. >> think it also jill stein on the "washington journal" the same day we had the libertarian candidate. check it out go to c-span.org. beverly what you and if the vice president tonight? >> i lecture the vice president speak respectfully to former trump supporters or ones that are on the edge. i live in a very rural red part of virginia. i have threatened

polls among muslim voters, haris is lagging behind not only trump, but even the green candidate jill steinexperts say. well , it's already going viral in american social networks. the video in which the neurosow generated an image of the united states after haris's victory, there is a civil war in it. marialka, alexey bilashov, news. the trump-hari debate started with a block of economic issues, what financial problems the united states faces and how they will be solved decide, we will find out from alexandra nazara, she is joining me. good morning. tell us, what do the experts say about the candidates' programs. sasha, good morning, notes that no one has a clear action plan. democrat kamla harris and republican donald trump began the debate with loud economic promises, while each us presidential candidate emphasized that their opponent does not have a specific program. i propose a plan that i call the economy of opportunity. we all see a housing shortage in the country, for many it is too expensive, i intends to give young families a $600 tax break, so they will have money to buy, for exa

polls among muslim voters, haris is lagging behind not only trump, but even the green candidate jill steinperts say, well, a video has already been circulated in american social networks in which russia did not generate the image the us after the victory of harris, there is a civil war in it. news. about the confrontation. employees, tell us, and what could this threaten them with, what could be the consequences? tatyana, according to experts, so the company is preparing to reduce employees, while to other topics. trade turnover between russia and turkmenistan in the first half of the year grew by 73.5%. according to our development menacon , the figure exceeded 700 million dollars. the ministry noted that the nomenclature of mutual trade is becoming more complicated, the role of high-value-added goods is increasing. at the same time, russia there remains a large export potential. the russian federation is ready to continue increasing the volume of non-raw materials exports, highly complex products, chemical, mechanical engineering, pipe, oil and gas equipment. here we also see unrealized

jills stein, uh, because she's the only candidate openly committed to support for the people of palestine, for the people of lebanon, and opposition to the apartite state, all the others are to one degree or another, bought and paid for. by the uh apartite state, so whoever you vote for though, don't vote for camela harris, don't reward genocide, the power of the people in other countries like ours, where our people just elected genocide government, they just rewarded a genocide prime minister with a record parliamentary majority of... be it on only 34% of the vote, but god damn the 34% idiots that did it, god damn them, they had choices, they had alternatives, they had alternatives including me, and they did not take them, so they are responsible for the crimes that are being committed by the government that they elected or allowed uh to be elected, there's no... getting away from that, i'm not one of these people who likes to say uh, you curse the government, not the people, in our country, the people elect the government, and they could have removed the government, and they could have

today's rally we had multiple speakers, including candidate jill stein, we have the multiple journalists from around the globe, and currently the protesters are marching all the way, as i said to the un headquarters in order to demand the arrest of netanyahu at the un, a war criminal and they are demanding to stop both usa to israel, the financial or military, and they are asking to stop the armament of. that is ending up in the murder and the murderdom of 41,000 plus uh in gazah and over 1,500 now in in lebanon, we've seen a lot of youth at the protest today, they are uh demanding that their taxes uh each month and every single day do not go to the murder of children and innocent people uh in gazza and in lebanon and in multiple regions in west asia, we've seen a lot of uh demands as well as i said to uh stop the financial military aid uh to israel and its war cabinet and its occupation. welcome back, palestinians continue to fall victim to the relentless israely air strikes on artillery shelling, as the nearly year long genocidal war on gaza continues unabated. in one of the latest dea

everyone should know, and everybody should be aware to look at the third party candidates, especially jill steine turn away from the democrats uh, and then i think we'll get a good idea of the power of the electorate to really try. influence the political sort of architecture in the united states. right and in your neck the woods christopher, what has the lebanon onslight and coverage been like over the last seven days? of course, you know, in the united states, the coverage continually emphasizes that hezbullah is a quoton quote terrorist organization that uh...

muslim voters, haris is lagging behind not only trump, but even the candidate of the separated, jill stein - experts state. well , a video has already gone viral in american social networks, in which neurossie generated an image of the united states after the victory - haris, in it a civil war. maria skarodilka, alexey byuashov, news. the liberal abc channel held these debates in an interesting format: three against one, this was noted by former us presidential candidate vivi karamaswamy. he emphasized that not only harris, but also the hosts literally attacked the republican about the fact that such pressure in support of the democrats' leader would be at the debates, earlier, political scientists also warned. and now sports news. alexander, the second week of the new season in the khl has begun, tell us what the situation is? tatyana lokomotiv is the best team so far, three wins out of three possible, and siberia is the worst team, three defeats in three matches. in the regular championship of the continental hockey league, cska won its second crushing victory in a row. after six goals a

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. >> a look at a conversation from washington journal with green party nominee jill stein.he talked about what set her apart. >> we are a people powered party. we don't take money from corporations, from billionaires. we don't use the big loophole that biden, harris, trump, rfk, all the big candidates use these big loopholes. a single donor can write a check for a million dollars that gets laundered into the campaign, which means that powerful people can exert a lot of influence from the inside. so we are basically the one party which is not taking legalized bribes so we can actually stand up for what it is people want. health care for everyone as a human right, which is through a system that is way more efficient, cuts out the middleman, the red tape and the bureaucracy, saves a ton of money while it covers everybody. we can bring down the cost of housing, built the housing that we actually need. we can and student debt, make public higher education free and above all, cut the bloated military that is eating up half of our congressional dollars and spending money overseas

jill stein, uh, because she's the only candidate openly committed to support for the people of palestine, for the people of lebanon, and opposition to the apartite state, all the others. are to one degree or another bought and paid for by the uh apartite state, so whoever you vote for though, don't vote for kamela harris, don't reward genocide, the power of the people in other countries like ours where our people just elected genocide government, they just rewarded a genocide prime minister. with a record parliamentary majority, or be it on only 34% of the vote, but goddamn the 34% idiots that did it, god damn them, they had choices, they had alternatives, they had alternatives including me, and they did not take them, so they are responsible for the crimes that are being committed by the government that they elected. or allowed uh to be elected, there's no getting away from that. i'm not one of these people who likes to say uh, you know, curse the government, not the people. in our country, the people elect the government, and they could have removed the government, and they could have

jill stein, who, interestingly enough, is is jewish, and she's calling for cefire now, she's got a very good proposals, and she would take action uh to end this genocide right away, and yet unfortunately, given the uh, given the corrupt nature of the us electoral system uh, there's no chance for her winning, she's continuing, she's staying in the race, she's fighting hard and hoping to get across a threshold so she can at least get matching funds in the future, but unfortunately she's got um a little little to no chance of winning and and it's either, it's either going to be um camela harris or or uh or trump and we know where both those people stand. but sing, don't you think donald trump would uh would opt for or look for a cease fire because he always boasts about him being at peace with other countries, never starting a war, he was at peace with russia and also with north korea, well it's true that he's against uh or he he's. that he would stop the the war in ukraine, but he hasn't made any statement um similar to that about palestine, in fact he gave even more support to benjamin n

take... on that, well, as you say, there really is no opposition, and even i was reading about jill stein, i thought, oh, she has basically a good position on on the palestinians and cease fire, but she also is a duke to the narrative on ukraine, that she doesn't see that there's a parallel between, that this is us imperialism, that's threatening russia, that's threatening. the palestinians, she can't see that, so there really, as you say, there's no opposition in the us, and what's interesting to me is how how restrained iran has been through all this, it still has a um bone to pick if you like, or it has still has its claim to or its justified claim to retribution for the past uh, assassination right its territory, but the fact that it has done nothing, some people say, oh, it's that's cowardly, but in fact, it hasn't said it's not going to do something, and at the same time it's showing that it is the only adult in the this middle east playing field, you've got the thug and you got his lackys and and the local arab regimes that are... are cowed into submission and then you've got the o

netanyahu is expected to speak at today's rally, we had multiple speakers, including candidate jill stein, we have the multiple journalists from around the globe, and currently the protestors are marching all the way, as i said to the un headquarters, in order to demand the arrest of netanyahu at the un, a war criminal and they are demanding to stop both usa to israel, financial or military and they are asking to stop the armament of israel that is ending up in the murder and the martterdom of 41,00 plus in gazah and over 1,500 now in in lebanon. miss hamdun, can you tell us what are the some of the comments that uh the protesters are making and what are the main demands? different ones, for example on gaza, on lebanon and the war that is... reaking haveic across the region right now with instigated by the israeli vaisi, yes, yes, we have lot of especially youth, we've seen a lot of youth at the protest today, they are demanding that their taxes each month and every single day, do not go to the murder of children and innocent people uh in ghaza and in lebanon and in multiple regions in we

vance, or see jill stein? >> i gotta get this one right? because she's my client. >> oh, yeah. >> that's right. see. jill stein. very good. any weld? well done. >> again, all the text messages? yes. >> that's right next one. during the debate over what issue did trump say? well, i didn't discuss it with jd. well, i didn't discuss it with jd. is it a pet eating lies? be and tariffs on china or c, federal abortion ban veto oh, yeah, maybe no, yes. >> yes. see you guys were paying attention. all right. so you watched the debate, congratulates a lot of cnn over here six, which campaign merch was president biden's seen wearing this week? is it a trump 2024 hat? be a trump 2024 shirt or see and make america great again, hat with an anc, the same. it's kind of a trick question. we're trying to trick. tricky which one is it? oh, it's going to be this one it's gone by may. it is a very good well done there's biden. but it's not the man. it's not it's a trump the chinese that was a trick question, that was very nice real trump merch hat because i she

jills stein, because she's the only candidate openly committed to support for the people of palestine, for the people of. on and opposition to the apartite state, all the others are to one degree or another bought and paid for by the uh apartite state, so whoever you vote for though, don't vote for kamela harris, don't reward genocide, the power of the people in other countries like ours, where our people just elected genocide government, they just... rewarded a genocide prime minister with a record parliamentary majority, albeit on only 34% of the vote, but god damn the 34% idiots that did it, god damn them, they had choices, they had alternatives, they had alternatives including me, and they did not take them, so they are responsible for the crimes. that are being committed by the government that they elected or allowed uh to be elected. there's no getting away from that. i'm not one of these people who likes to say uh, you know, curse the government, not the people. uh, in our country, the people elect the government, and they could have removed the government, and they could have

many telling me as well they plan to vote for jill stein, the green party candidate.oe biden, choosing to write uncommitted on their ballot paper — and today, they've said they're not endorsing kamala harris. they feel they can't, as i say, because of that policy. but you crisscross through this state, as we have, talking to voters, you really do get that sense of a mixed picture. the other thing you see is many appearances from the candidates. kamala harris is here today. donald trump was in flint, michigan, just a couple of days ago this week as well. the two vice presidential candidates, jd vance and tim walz, have been here in the state of michigan as well because they know the margins are really tight in this state. a personal appearance could be something that tips an undecided voter into your camp, and this state could be a state that either candidate needs to take them on to the white house, so we'll keep a close eye on what happens here as part of our voters�* voices series over the next few weeks. just 47 days to go until the us election. conservationists in

host: jill stein has been on several times.if you want to see our interviews, head to our website for more. atlanta, joining us on the republican line, you are next, good morning. caller: good morning, how are you this morning? host: fine, go ahead. caller: i'm totally a trump supporter and i believe that trump is the best candidate they should race right now, he will be an economic boost and everyone will be on his side because he can clean the swamp, ok? you have a good day. host: senator mark kelly, democrat from that state, talked about previous statements he made to nbc concerning whether he would support conditioning aid to israel and they failed to do a better job. he clarified his decisions yesterday on nbc. here is a bit of that exchange. >> well, we continue to have this discussion with the israelis. i spoke to israeli leadership about this. i made it very clear to them that the type of weapons they used and where they use them, it matters, it matters a lot. this is a dense environment. in my background as a naval avi

host: jill stein, green presidential nominee. she is on the web.

c came out and attacked jill sign, adult jill stein and joseph, think we and this is the same time that and kamala harris is, has very weak supports and a lot of the battleground states. here we have rushing a 3.0. introduce we also have, you know, the attacks on jo stein again of course, another prime one agent here. i mean, this shows, oh, renegade has always been about desperation. but i think you know, that this tactic of boeing after a compromising people some and integrity. this is all very focused right now, and it shows that the, they've been the campaign of jo i as in doing so well. go ahead. george, i think is a, as a right. i think that's what they're doing in the case of a jewel site, and this is an old, true that they've used against the time and time again. um and obviously they are concerned about iris has numbers which are very weak. and it's a way of discrediting the views that the you don't like. so any views that are in favor of peace, any views of the, suggesting that it doesn't make a lot of sense to have uh, to be on a wall like floating with a nuclear or a supervi

united states, do not vote for anyone of them, not kamal harris and not donald trump, not even jill stein, because jilstein is running to help donald trump, not to help camala harris, harris has shown a bit of a positive response, a bit, a little towards the palestinians, the students on campuses at the american universities in washington, in los angeles, in new york, in florida, in texas, everywhere. states, but this is not enough, we need to act strongly enough to stop israel from aggression, stop eating israely, stop giving arms and fighter jets like f35 and f18s and and bombardments, huge gpu of bombardments agabinese citizens who are civilians and who are who have had enough of israel since 1978. and even before since 1948 in, if you know the village in lebanon, they have done a massacre by the gangsters of alhagana back then, they were students like begin and sharon and vengorian, those were committing the massacers inside lebanon, lebanese territories, back then the state of lebanon was not like today defending the islamic resistance or standing with withbullah against israel, we h

back in 2016 to participate in an anti colonialism form the green policies. presidential candidate jill stein sees the prosecution is an attempt to cover up, but that's how come for a speech. it is a cruel joke that the f, b, i on the d o j are trying to cover up its latest attack on free speech as a response to a ludicrous conspiracy between peaceful, lifelong organizers and russian nationals accusing them all of attempting to so discord and interfere and election when the chairman went to russia, he was visiting private organizations. nothing is nothing but anyway, they are to talk about the rights of, of people across the nation. across the world, i should say. and, and, you know, anti colonialism in how, for arguments sake o africa in this sense, is being raped by the corporations of their natural resources and the people in africa, we get absolutely nothing out of it. and they're not supposed to say anything about that because, you know, that's what our government wants and that's, that's not going to happen. but then again, they trump up things like, oh, he took money from the russian g

acting functioning president right now, um, there there was a white house briefing it, in which jill stein sat at the head of the table, she has been elected by nobody to anything. the whole, the whole thing is slightly surreal in. washington and israel's well aware that that the us in terms of of decision making is in a vulnerable sort of weaken state, they're waiting to see the outcome um in 40 some days of the election and it may not even be decided then so they always historically israel takes advantage of these kind of situations so um it's it's probably not surprising they decided to launch this assault against hezbulah right now um, they they are already suffering um lot of counterattacks from from the lebanese side, it's very hard to get a clear picture because the western press simply scrubs anything that suggests that israel has suffered um in in any kind of attack and and they publicize the whole story from only one perspective, and they they, i saw... making statements about hez hiding rockets in people's living rooms and these ridiculous things that that they have said for dec

green party candidate jill stein use that to get on the ballot.ince 2004, we've only had a republican, democrat, and libertarian on the ballot in georgia. this time, we will have six candidates, including the green party's jill stein, claudia delacruz, cornell west. there are also new rules on voter challenges. we are almost in that window where those order challenges can happen, current voters in the state of georgia. yes, you saw changes. the biggest and most important thing is how much elections and voting here in georgia are fought in the courts and on the appointed officials. not just elected officials like the secretary of state brad raffensperger, but also appointed officials, whether on the state election board or in the court. host: when it comes to the election process, in previous years, concerns about security, accuracy of election. what is the state doing to prepare itself? guest: but secretary of state, as i mentioned, is traveling the state, arguing the state is doing health checks, the system is safe and secure, but again, you have

so does jill stein cornell west as you know, are of k, endorsing dollars that matter and some of these close to races in ways in which they haven't traditionally matter, but just real short form. yeah, and i think it's clear our of k of the trump campaign literally thinks they matter because our case desperately trying to shut off the ballot and a number of the states. where is democrats. i would rather him stay on the ballot so we're still seeing them have that effect coming back to, you know, saudi's great article in the post on vibe. um is taylor swift, a swing state finally? i think it. yeah, it's very important. look, taylor swift is obviously popular with voters. i think across the spectrum in terms of her music. her polish actually certainly obviously lanes left. but you know, her brand, her music is one thing, but she is proven herself to be it should be an influence in terms of getting, you know, young voters in particular to register when she puts out those called actions on her social media. we actually have seen an uptick and registration among young voters and in an electi

jill stein of the green party is running as well. no. it'll be harris. what about you, darlene?t? because i would... i don't like trump. he doesn't know how to talk. but i like what he does. and all the immigrants that come in, that's not right. that's not right. and why should...? i'm on a set income and i have to pay for my my bills. why do i have to pay for theirs too? no, they can pay for their own housing — i have to — and theirfood... are you a lifelong republican voter? no, i was a dead... iwas... yeah, i was definitely a democrat — when days were good, when things were good, back in the days. i can remember when life was good. jobs were here, people made a decent wage. caitriona perry talking to some voters. the head of the microsoft threat analysis centre has told the bbc that russia, iran and china all have plans to disrupt the us election. all three countries have been found using ai—powered interference campaigns for the first time. bbc verify�*s ai correspondent, marc cieslak, was given access to the nerve centre in new york. times square, new york city — an unlikel

everyone should know, and everybody should be aware to look at the third party candidates, especially jill stein, cornel west, claudia de la cruz and others who have campaigned for palestinian rights, to see their vote increases, to see how many people turn away from the democrats and then i think we'll get a good idea. the power of the electorate to really try and influence the political sort of architecture in the united states. right, and in your neck of the woods, christopher, what has the lebanon onside and coverage been like over the last seven days? of course, you know, in the united states, the coverage continually emphasizes that hezbulah is a quote unquote terrorist organization that um... "you no, the killing of, the assassination of marther hassan nasara was was a good thing, was necessary, according to us media and reports, i think that the general consensus is mixed, because some people of course support this ongoing drive to rid uh, the region of conc terrorists, but many people are aware that 20 years of war by the united states, the most powerful army in the world, did not do th

voting for the democrats, i'm voting for donald trump, or i'm voting for the green party candidate, jill steinknow, she may not win this state, and she wouldn't. it's unlikely she'd win enough states to be elected. but ijust cannot bring myself to vote for kamala harris or any democrat because of what's happening. and the way they put it was, you know, many of them were born here and we pay our tax dollars. here we were educated. here we are american. we pledge allegiance to this country. but our tax dollars are being used to bomb essentially in support of israel's military campaign. it's being used to, as they said, bomb and kill our neighbours, our friends, our cousins, our brothers, our sisters, our grandparents in countries in the middle east, in gaza in particular. and they said, how can we do that? we're putting this impossible situation of being loyal citizens, paying our taxes and knowing where that money is going. and katrina, do they feel that there's been any change betweenjoe biden and kamala harris? because, you know, certainly when we saw that change at the top of the ticket, and

it feels almost like that position that you have a jill stein or rfk jr. insider raise -- race, lifting the issue so it is front and center. host: jerry and new jersey. -- in two new jersey, democrat. caller: i have two questions. yesterday i was watching tv and i saw walz and harris. walz was asked about the six steps of the israelis and he totally ignored it. he heard it but he ignored it. and then i watched kamala harris with the earbuds and the phone to her ear which is ridiculous. and what i want to know is how you can take the pulse of the country when you have the media so blatantly, i mean i am saying blatantly letting her get away with hiding, not saying nothing. basically, thumbing her nose at everybody and the people do not know what is going on with her. and the other question i have for you is, even like i see box and everybody blames fox for the news but it is not from pappy. every chance they get they go against him. how can we take the fear -- the real pulse of america when there is not a media outlet that sincerely tells you the truth. and

my candidate is the green party candidate, jill stein.here is a possibility she could win, if the 40% of republicans and 40% of democrats, before biden dropped out, though, who don't want their candidate on the top of the ticket, they don't want that person, if they would vote, and the people who want to stay on the couch would get out and vote for the third party candidate. the reason why i would not vote for harris, unfortunately, is because of the israeli genocidal war in palestine. 34 people have died from starvation. this is genocide, according to the international court of justice. our government is continuing to send weapons of genocidal war. i think that both the republican and democratic parties are morally bankrupt. if everyone would let the scales drop from their eyes and see that, then jill stein -- i have hurt her, as well as cornell west, speak at a demonstration, i believe it was the end of october in liberty square at the willard hotel. they were both eloquent about saying we have to stop the genocide. that was in october.

i know jill stein is the only antiwar candidate. i don't know.ld love it if you could reflect on that. guest: thanks so much. i appreciate what jill stein has said and her willingness to take more of an antiwar stance. i think voting for jill stein could bring donald trump back into the white house. personally, i will be voting for kamala harris and trying to work with those working to push her. i no longer think we will continue to see this unconditional support that it currently has in congress. we saw the efforts to eliminate members of congress who were going into their primaries spending millions of dollars to make sure people were not able to make -- keep their seats because of the ways they were criticizing what israel was doing. i think the naked expression is something that has turned off a lot of american. they are operating so blatantly on behalf of government. if you are concerned about the israeli civilians, how is this making them anymore secure? israel has behaved provocatively in terms of killing the hamas leader and the fact that

i saw her on cnn, jill stein and a a guy by the name of mike flynn.hey were in russia with vladimir putin. i always thought she was the green, i thought she was democratic, because of the green party. but here, there she was, they were in russia with putin. her and a fellow by the name of mike flynn. i just wanted -- host: got it. we had jill stein on the program, the green party nominee, along with the libertarian nominee in this election cycle. if you are interested you can find those interviews at c-span.org. michael in tennessee, independent. how do you plan to vote in the state of tennessee? caller: i plan to vote early in mid-october. i believe the 17th or 18th we get early voting. i plan to put my support behind vice president harris. i would like to say to the guy in indiana, i would really like to buy him a beer. that is a true patriot. we can't afford four years of this disaster of a man who has been convicted of 34 felonies, in civil court of sexual assault. this man is a disgrace not only to this country, he is a disgrace to the human race