elijah magneer, journalists and a political activist out of brussels." and julia costam, journalists and political analyst out of beirout, thank you both for being with us. well, let's start off with you, elijah, do you think that the united states is being hit hard by the islamic resistance in various places in the region? let's start from there. thank you for having me, thank you for coming. the americans are really uh attacking the... position of the resistance in iraq and syria in retaliation to the attack that happened against their position on the borders, because they are considered as occupation forces and legally they have no right to retaliate, because they are not in defensive position, but they are occupying two countries basically, they indeed occupy in syria and in iraq they are not welcome and they are... still there only because they are blackmailing the iraqi government, if they are asked to leave, they will with hold the money that the represent the main income of the iraqi government in oil revenue that falls into american banks, so instead of going toward gaza and

"and julia costam, journalist and political analys out of beirot. thank you both for being with us. well, let's start off with you, elijah, do you think that the united states is being hit hard by the islamic resistance in various places in the region? let's start from there. thank you for having me, thank you for coming. the americans are really uh attacking the position of the resistance in a..." and syria in retaliation to the attack that happened against their position on the borders, because they are considered as occupation forces and legally they have no right to retaliate, because they are not in defensive position, but they are occupying two countries basically, they indeed occupying syria and in iraq they are not welcome and they are still there only because they are... blackmailing the iraqi government, if they are asked to leave, they will withhold the money that the represent the main income of the iraqi government in oil revenue that falls into american banks, so instead of going toward gaza and stopping the war in gaza, stopping the israeli crimes and crimes against h

julia's family responded, saying...point of view, how does this kind of situation unfold ? why would someone behave in this way? she considered herself to be a missing person, so what you have there is a situation where somebody was actively looking and, lo and behold, stumbled across probably the most famous missing person case in the world and said, "that might be somebody who i might be." it's not difficult to see how these things can happen. we can block out tragic and painful memories to protect ourselves. and you often see incidents of that in sort of horrific child physical and sexual abuse, where the coping mechanisms at play are a disassociation from the memories that exist. so, memory loss for trauma is something that is possible, absolutely. do you think that the social media sites have responsibility for how this unfolded? i don't think that they should protect me, because i'm just a person on social media like everyone, but i think that social media shouldn't allow people to share hate. why do you think the

in conversation with sam will be julia swag. a couple years ago came out with a best- selling biography of another prominent political figure, lady bird johnson. there is a documentary coming out this fall based on the book. juliet's other books have dealt with american foreign-policy. she is a crater host and executive producer of the podcast in plain sight. please join me in welcoming sam freeman and julia. >> [ applause ] >> hello, everyone. i am pleased to be here with you tonight protonic, braddock, for stealing the father of all of my notes here in your introduction. i think that sam's book is so rich that we have lots to talk about especially with your participation. i know that many of you were sam's students. i am sure that i will try to call on you if you stick the hand up really high. we will talk about 25 or 30 minutes before we open it up to questions from the audience. let me say that brad skipped over something. he mentioned sam's nine other books. that is nine other books. this is a very prolific writer and repor

maria: julia, speak to that. is that what you're sighing, julia?nk what's tricky about the labor market is it's just such a complicated heteroare genous market where with where you have so many nursing jobs, health care providers cannot find enough workers and yet most of us can't go and become a physician tomorrow. so in tech, that sector lost lots of jobs over the last couple of months, in information, we're seeing reporters being laid off all a over the place. it's always difficult to figure out what the trend is in january because in december and january, that is layoff season in america. 20% of layoffs take place in those two months. maria: 20% between december and january? >> yes. this is the time when there are the most unemployed people per job opening, and it's very competitive right now on ziprecruit or or. employers are getting lots of applications per posting, but it's going to get better over the next few months. that's what typically happens anyway. so is, you know, hang in there, things will hopefully turn around. but it is a tricky

doctor. and uh julia, now this uh, i'm glad mr. doctor mentioned raffa, that was going to bring me to my next question, it's going to about about the southern city of raffa and gaza where 1.5 million displaced palestinians are sheltering, the israel say there's going to be an eminent ground incursion, invasion into rafa, um and you've seen the pushback even from israeli allies that it's going to be a civilian blood bath, don't do it, the regime has had ample opportunity to find a way not to basically conduct the... operation knowing what it is going to result in, why haven't they seized the opportunity, why are they hellbent on going into rafa? as they've lost across gaza, they've been forced to withdraw from regions of the north up to han unis, as i mentioned, and right now gaza, the in gaza their last ditch chance, and this seems to be definitely the plan from the beginning, to corner every civilian in rafa to either... force them to move into the si or to die. this has been the plan all along. we even saw from the beginning, fro

also because of this infrastructure likely supporting her to function that julia, julia, sally dw, political correspondent, as one of the nationalism i still wanted to criminals has been sensitive to life in prison. the case against drug cartel, lead written talkie. i'm 16 other members of these gang related to several messages, including a journalist who's been supporting the prosecutions. can you witness? across the cases describe his organization as a well oiled killing. machine. vigilant tugee, the convicted leader of the microsoft field. crime gang the case against him and 16 of those was related to 6 motors and a number of other attempted motives. the dutch prosecution services sentenced him to life imprisonment in the trial, one lawyer described as the most toxic in the history of the netherlands. the case gained increased international attention after the high profile murder of investigative journalist b to of the breeze. he had been supporting the prosecutions key witness in the case of former game member who was providing information about the mafia organization at fitness as loyal

you know, the kind of huge organization pretty much julia. and what are the secret communication devices he had any laptop? what he had was any small bag was a you know, when i from niggley and bowman factor a was a young man with a vision and, and big ideas. and the most massive link and the most important lake that had ever occurred in his backpack. the only way of familiar with hurts, ease of use. we expose certain things to criticize the messenger to distract from the power of the message regarding himself as on the run. he did talk about the consequences and i'll have to say what, what he thought the consequences would be. is it i would hound him to the ends of the us? he was dead rod and i always did wrong. i would never have anticipated, but they would have acted with such endless ferocity that he did so, mean quite a man to move in to that. and that's what he expected and, and indeed that's what he already got. the how did we get to this point, rights to freedom of expression and a free press expanding and developing. or are they erod

oh, yeah, sure. julia sounds really being bell ma, she's got another trial or anything cuz we've got a conversation. judy, it's david cameron or the job i then probably be, haven't you? well, there's a reason for that is my view of the 100 fall as the 2nd final day of here is that the u. k. high school in london has lots of more details analysis i already asked and can be found on our website all t dot com the well, they go to some of the grouping, sorry. ok. i saw the leads cause controversy in especial all the documents that hold the trustful, that's the next one will be back with the headlines about some of the the, the 2nd superseding involve 18 charges which include 17 charges under the espionage and one charge under the c s, a leasing dr. relates to the 2010, which he likes publication. so to clear on that of publication, the rules of engagement, rock the diplomatic cables, the royal oaks in respect of iraq and afghanistan and the guantanamo bay files. we filed a legal challenge against that expedition, which was heard over the course of around 18 months. we raised concern abou

the quiet diplomacy was same in relation to julia massage. really does look a lot like bugger all diplomacy this. this literally could happen to anybody if they travel over say, and they offend the u. s. government, and it shouldn't matter which government is targeting australians. you should always have your own government email for the it ongoing that no want to waste the godaddy only thing any more wise. but i bought the adjustments, but the quote for towing 61 box weighing a 175. he's a virtual sentence. we going to lift that stays the when the government todd, say what they doing to bring an australian citizen home who's facing potentially a life imprisonment. and they refusing to get that answer. when they directly questioned on the floor apartment, we have selves that democratic problem, the message sy, sending you to disclose the laws that out for russian, the crimes. we would come off with the face of the start. then we will do everything we possibly get. took flush you, that's the message by sending that is what i end up giving up o

julia, help us.e accepted as that’s right, i couldn’t, let’s look at it, here it is, the suedian isthmus, let’s move on, andrey, let’s come to you, let’s use the belarusian language, my grandmother is an artist , as a sign of great-grandfather’s jump, well... well, let there be a second river pinka , the honor of the city, logically so , cities are always named in honor of the rivers that flow nearby, your answer, pinka, pinka, i accept your answer, you, this is the wrong answer, andrey, maybe this is the western dvina, alas, no, this is not pinka and not the western dvina, we continue to play ping-pong with the teacher’s room, yulia, you’re welcome, pink, of course, we like the option. thoughts were clear to us, it was quite logical, and you were even able to depict some of the correct answer to us, but alas, i could not accept it as correct, let's move on, andrey, it's your turn , the profession, as they call the person who is the conductor, that's it, we have an early answer, this is an absolutely

liz: this welcome political reporter for the hill, she's terrific, julia manchester and julia, givesthink you for joining us tonight looking over the stories coming in, replacing, joining the new york times and democratic strategists saying, james was saying the president biden's age mental faculty problems, are an issue so was clinton sitting the wings to run again if he drops out and kelly harrison she's running to ready to step in and serve as well. julia: but i think what you hear here is in the hillary clinton at a number of other democrats you've heard david axelrod st. vincent james carbone other democrats from the old guard of establishment in the morning that biden's age is going to be a real factor in their looking in the poll numbers and i see the warning signs i think that is different in verses kamala harris because actually directly in the wings as vice present in the torchwood automatically go to her in a case and i do not see democrats stepping away from her house bidens presumptive successor should anything happen hillary clinton, waiting is warning flags like many o

julia qasim, expert in digital media. thank you very much for being with us uh julia. um, now basically, if you can tell us more about what the western mainstream media, how it's refusing to investigate the october 7. on what happened on october 7 and what not, especially when it has to do with digital media? there have been no uh shortage of uh testimonies that have come out of the mouths of the settlers themselves and designist uh officers themselves which have proven and uh told stories about the tanks from the zinust uh from the firing from the zinast tanks and from the apashi helicopters killing their own settlers on october 7th. however, these stories have been actively suppressed by the western media. including uh yasmine porat's october uh testimony, one of the settlers who had witnessed october 7th, her interview was uh removed off of social media uh after getting lot of um coverage and lot of uh you know spreaded after it spread around um so one story that's gained momentum recently is uh the hamas mass rape which we heard about lot on social media and then i

, julia, hello, hello!ith a view of the park, how it was delivered, or maybe it can’t, it’s clear, yes. what kind of day is this? are you ok? no, i’m not doing well, maybe i brought her into the house and call her something? well, let's call her a woman? i want to take the children, but i have nowhere now, i can imagine that they are there with this one, well, you knew that he has a woman and that sooner or later, she will occupy you anyway. place, no, but, but it seemed to me that he wanted to somehow fix everything, return it to the way it was, i refused the apartment, oh, you can’t be so stupid, you’ll excuse me for bringing you here i’ve opened up, it’s none of your business, i think i know how to help you, give me your hand, let’s go. lyosh, why are you so weak, well, sooner or later we had to run into her. she takes the children. mila, well, you can see them whenever you want. but now you will have more time for us. we can. go to the theater, and have dinner in restaurants, go for a walk after work, l

when the indictment against julia was updated, actually just in case the intuitive allegations that julia was planning to who is tons of infrastructure, he's dropping on telephone conversation with wise link members of parliament because they saw how homo, that part of the indictment was. they were trying to supported with his witness statement. so you told us and is the style witness for the united states and respect to the additional allegation. so add photos on was a, we could explode into who was involved for a 10 months in 201011. and he's told one who from the organization. and when that was found out, he decided to offer his health as a witness for the epi i, and to him for protection. what they did was so grotesque and so shameless. they used witnesses who later said they were lying. this was not accepted by the british gold. he is, according to court documents, a social above a sexual predator soon because boys that has been sentenced for violation against 10 miners. there is no credible factual basis for a large part of the us as in diamond. and yet they are still pursuing. and

still not julia fights we have would. so before around the swab, under bondage, we also have to be able to provide little we points on that content we fall into the country this before we get into the wrong hands and you can call me tricks. and it's the final say to you and the soldiers legal battle against extradition to the us. i suppose is raleigh outside the u. k. hi, quote in london, demanding an end to the 15 year long persecution, all the james whistle. plus, i've seen him on what's wrong and they got ready to change the world with sure. who's calling this press the, this is of the international coming to you live from most go plenty coming up. are but the next 30 minutes here on the nice our well, russian forces ard phone thing. and if taking a notebook, he location on the front lines of the cast and region that's according to the defense. so in this, the static issue, as he reported to president block, made preaching the crime, then hi. couldn't cause issues. the village of cranky has been cleared and our forces

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julia, thank you with double dose of julia boorstin today. what's the trade on spotify, courtney?yeah. actually i'm also optimistic here on spotify. when it comes to earnings, you want to make sure these companies are profitable. finally looking realistic with spotify they'll be profitable and cost cutting measures and focussing on some of the podcasting is really paying out. and they're monthly active user growth has been impressive. what's more impressive is they're increasing revenue per user. they had to incentivize people coming on with promotions and lower tier pricing. but now you're seeing those price increases come in and they have a lot of room to grow especially when you look at emerging markets. that's likely going to be a further growth story for spotify. >> we have a final name, chipotle reporting after the bell. kate rogers is tracking the action for us there. hi, kate. >> hey, court. analysts are looking for eps of 9.75. comp expected to climb 7.1% compared to the company's guidance of climbing mid to high single digits for the quarter. food inflation, of course, p

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julia, thank you. julias bo boorstin, can. can't wait to get the transcript and all the questions asking about that. >> given the short interest and the speculation about a takeover -- we talked about this, this should have traded a lot better than it is. it's up in the afterhours. ha i'm less than impressed. i mean, this has been upper left to lower right for years now, and given, again, all the news that's out there, and its inability to really, i don't know what's the catalyst at this point. >> well, the balance sheet is the albatross here. you have that enormous amount of debt. it's sort of -- i don't know what's happening with the sky dance sherry redstone deal where he was going to take control of part of national amusements -- i don't know. this -- the linear tv, that's a very difficult thing to overcome, so -- i don't like it, either. >> if you look back on it, and i know everyone's probably said this, especially guy, as far as technicals, this stock was -- is trading below its pandemic low. and it was trading at $11.8

julia,.ou so much for being here. i have been following your reporting on this. i know that you knew alexei navalny. he is lived in russia. before you left he went to you're going away party, if you will, when you move back to the states. what is your reaction to having heard the news and being in the room when his wife, now widow, took the stage yesterday at the munich security conference? >> reporter: honestly, i felt a sense of disbelief. i felt like i was going to be sick. i still don't fully believe it. it is really hard to imagine. i really never fully -- everyone around here is saying, we should've expected it. why are we surprised? when he went back to russia we knew he was offering himself up as a martyr. i have to say i'm realizing i never really fully believed it. i thought that he would outlive putin. it is all best summarized by my russian friends for whom he represented a hope for the future. a lot of them have been saying, they killed our future. they just cannot see past vladi

okay, thank you for that to julia julia. so delegate dw political correspondence, we'll take a look at so most doors making headlines around the world will start in russia, where i like have like seem to find maybe deceased russian opposition. politician says that he was close to being freed at the time. if his dad maria pep, chic uh, made the comment a video posted on youtube. she also repeated obligations that present person is responsible, missed. and the problem is that to human rights groups of accused israel, of ignoring last month's ruling by the international court of justice in the hey, the court ordered israel to take immediate measurements to ensure the provision of humanitarian aid and gaza, listed on human rights watch site. 8, entering gaza as instead decreased by so this is what i was noticing. he says it has had target steve inside 11 on the of the city of bob back. i'd be astro and can just hours after has been off scientists down to is reading drugs. as will also say these writing strikes to at least 2 memb

ok, thank you for that to julia julia. so delegate dw political correspondent, allies of alexi and the valley side of the russian opposition lady was due to be freed in a prisoner as well. when he died. his political foundation released the video climbing a deal was in place to free him on to unnamed americans in exchange for a convicted russian came on a child here in germany. the claims haven't been independently verified, mister and if i only died this month in the side, even penal colony is family and political team planes. vladimir putin for his death could russian hickman body impressive cough have been t and saving alexei and of all his life. the late dissidence allies claimed that prisoner swap was close at hand. now why they renovation of all he was supposed to be freed. in the coming days with an early february, putin was offered the next james dfs, the officer of bathroom closet, caused, disturbing his sentence for murder in berlin for 2 american citizens of the legacy of on the next day, the by law pressik of w

the quiet diplomacy was same in relation to julia massage. really does look a lot like bugger all diplomacy this. this literally could happen to anybody if they travel over, say, and they offend the us government and it shouldn't matter which government is targeting australians. you should always have your own government in new york on the video and wanting to know want to waste the godaddy. i'm leaving any more war has been brought to justice. but the court for telling 61 box weighing a 175, he's a virtual defense. it's probably going to lift that, stay the when the government todd, say what they doing to bring an australian citizen hi, who's facing potentially a life imprisonment. and they refusing to give that answer when they directly questioned on the floor a problem. and we have cells that democratic problem, the message style sending, you disclose the laws that out for russian style, more crimes. we would come off to you with the face of the start. then we will do everything we possibly get took flush you. that's the vision by sending

julia. i answered no.ember what it ’s called, but it was responsible for how to translate words ending in a. al and so on and what does this rule say? if it's a name, like jupiter, we write uh, but... in this case, this is not a title, so i think it should be written with an a, so i answered no. so, then i will ask you to say how it really should be. computer. computer. the letter at the end. the correct answer to our question? no. julia, you are absolutely right. tenth question. is it true that a place on a median or roadway in the area of ​​a pedestrian crossing where pedestrians can wait to cross. the road is called a traffic island. time! victor, how often do you have to cross the street? very often, yes indeed, he, i know that there is such an island in the middle of the road, on it the pedestrian is allowed to wait for the next traffic light to finish. victor, okay, another situation, the situation with an asterisk , this is the olympic version, we don’t have a safety island, but there is no such zon

everybody was reading julia child. >> martha went out and immediately bought the second volume of julia child's mastering the art of french cooking. and she brought it into the office and would sit there reading it as though it was a textbook. >> welcome to the french chef. this is julia child. >> i first met martha when we were both living in new york city. andy lived on the upper west side and we lived on the east side. the four of us would plan little dinner parties when we could get together. and we could each make something. i remember trying to be as creative as i could at the time. at a moment when the keech had come into being. >> the keech lorraine now. this is bacon just ordinary bacon. i bought it in a chunk. >> through julia child i would make something a little bit beyond the usual. i would use spinach. >> now it's time to survey. >> martha would arrive with a different kind. i didn't even know it was. they were a fun couple. terrific looking couple. they really had fun together. >> he was a philosophy major, a doubter, pessimist, where i was totally the opposite. i was bro

hi, quote, had from julia and assigns as legal team. the main argument remains. they say that julia decides as a journalist, and that what you did is protected or the rights of freedom of speech. they were also talking about to plot by the c i a to probably isn't as with kids, not to that they say happened while julia saw and was told up in the core dorian embassy and they say that she needs to be protected by the bridges state and should not be expedited throughout the day. there were many simple to see outside the u. k . codes and i've spoken to many of them. and they told me that they see a full freedom of speech worldwide. if jordan hassan is expedited and tried in the united states, tomorrow, the case will continue and it's the sides of the us. who would explain that case why they want julianna's sons to be tried in the united states? use bucket mosse reporting that from london. so now he is considered hollywood royalty with a body of works funding decades and of the 4 si feature films. and so it seems like the 1st thing that most in school safety should be

joseph, who shows all his already with julia, the son compare a sons, tend to allow me. i'm helix itself is exposed how novell only was backed by the national endowment for democracy. previously is that even declining now the, this theory, russia, russell, phobia hysteria in britain as western europe realize that then oh goodness. and then he's not going to win. it's still good. god will take you pig. you lot. the big of the, i think it was gary, is that the big of an i you tell about, but you just tell they often and often after a while people will believe people are being persuaded by the powers that be it doesn't matter how they was a democrat, and a great believer in freedom of speech impaired, they would say no, but only was allowed see left school display of display a much with people went to us because but then so does. so let's use horses. well, obviously the current regime and key at the side, they're all nonsense to a man, but this a leading that direction and i have certainly controlled by as of right. we love other doctors. yeah, absolutely. well, what do you

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okay, thank you for that to julia julia. so delegate dw political correspondent, the allies of alex in the fall, and they say the russian opposition later was due to be freed in a prison as well. when he died, his political foundation released the video claiming a deal was in place to free him on to and named americans in exchange for the convicted russian hill named joe here in germany. those claims haven't been independently verified. listed in the valley died this month in a siberian penal colony leased from the political team, a blamed vladimir putin for his death, a good russian hip man, body impressive coff has been t and saving alexei and of all his life. the late dissidence allies, claimant, prisoners swap, was close at hand. the end of all the was supposed to be freed in the coming days because we achieved a decision on his exchange. in early february, putin was offered to james the killer f. as the officer about the impressive calls that i'd be serving a sentence for murder and berlin for 2 american citizens and de

everybody was reading julia child. martha went out and immediately bought the second volume of julia child's mastering the art of french cooking. and she brought it into the office and she'd sit there reading it as though it was a textbook. welcome to the french chef. this is julia child. i first met martha when we were both living in new york city. martha and andy lived on the upper west side. we lived on the east side in a little apartment. the four of us would plan little dinner parties where we could get together and we could each make something and offer for the dinner. i remember trying to be as creative as i could at the time and at a moment where the quiche had come into being. i'm going to do you the quiche lorraine now. and this is bacon, this is just ordinary bacon i bought it in a chunk. through julia child i would make something a little bit beyond the usual and make a spinach quiche. now, it's time to serve it. and martha would arrive with an endive quiche. i didn't even know what an endive was at the tim

welcome to you both, julia kosem, i'll start with you. uh, you know, i was just uh speaking to our reporter there, it was her first time covering uh, the islamic revolution's 45 year anniversary obviously, but just the mere fact that uh, she was of the younger generation. i want to ask you about that uh, how it is that the islamic republic, given the fact that it's 45 years old, has been able to uh, not only pass its ideals, but for it to gain the popular support uh, generation after generation, why do you think that is? so because the islamic revolution is living revolution means it adapts, and homini even said this after after the after following the revolution is that um the the revolution, the ideas of the revolution, they they adapt and that they are strengthened by um the conditions of their their time and place and what khini did following the islamic revolution? was he shattered the idea that in islamic application to society, a holistic islamic vision of government and society is something in the past that there is some there was

julia sweig. hello everyone. i'm so pleased to be here with you tonight and. thank you, bradford. stealing thunder of all of my notes here. you're introduction. but i think that that sam's book is so rich that we'll have lots to talk about, especially with your participation. i know many of you were sam's students, and i. i'm sure that i'll try to call on you if you, you know, stick that hand really high. we'll talk for about 25 or 30 minutes before we open it up to questions the audience. let me say that brad skipped over something really quickly he mentioned sam's nine other books. that's nine other books. this is a very prolific writer and reporter who's written about contemporary american life. so many different facets. i'm really honored to have spent the last three weeks in the mornings reading your book, sam. so congratulate shands for bringing this story really to life. a story that is full of surprises. i usually or we often ask an author what was the biggest surprise you? but i'm going t