now the julian is finally free. do you think he can rest easy knowing he's no longer being wanted by the united states. oh, you know, i think the arrangements that uh the diplomats and lawyers have my, with united states a substantial enough to allow julian to live a normal life with his family and to continue the work of publishing and journalism as so i, i don't have a fee is, is that way also the after the election, you know, in the united states every 4 years, there's a tremendous spectacle which result which revolves around the election of a president. and as i say in india with when elephants fight, the grass gets crushed. so we don't see any of the elements of the life of the united states or the west of, of, and they're concerned as to who is going to be elected president after the election, many other facets of western life and american life to again begin to emerge all right, me right. let me come to you here. no one passing off and mention regarding the to the assigned case is which will blow a chelsea mi

that real quick. 30 seconds, julian. so i think the debate was unfair, but i think for somebody like donald trump to complain about the refs, he should be larger than that. he should be able to fact check the refs and he should have been able to have good comebacks and then have all all of the polls showed that trump lost that debate. in fact, nate silver, i think, is very fair minded. had trump before the debate as a 6040 likely winner. today, it's 5545 that he's a loser. >> and that all changed during the debate. so i think there's no question about that. and again, i think that's why he's to be itching. >> and it's going to be interesting question as to whether he wants cheney to be the last word on debates or whether he wants to get in on it. >> yep. julian, karen, thank you for the spirited debate about the debates. we'll see if there's another debate. you so much. we'll be back to you later this hour. and we will be back with much more on the ongoing conflict in, the tensions in the middle east. >> we'll be right b

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as for justice, julian asansh no longer hopes for it. yesterday he reported that one of the us conditions for his release was a complete refusal to challenge the sentence, colleagues, thank you, my spoke about how freedom of speech and the press was fought for within the walls of the european parliament colleague daria grigorova. breaking news the un has downgraded the accreditation level of the head of the new york bureau, valentin bogdanov, for asking questions to volodymyr zelensky and the head of midgermany, nalina berbak, at the organization's general assembly. the un statement claims that bogdanov violated the rules of media access, but... it specifies the specific points that the journalist allegedly violated. i would like to point out that the accreditation level was downgraded not only for our correspondent bogdanov, but also for his cameraman , ivan utkin. let me remind you that during the un general assembly, valentin bogdanov asked berbak zelensky questions about the need for direct negotiations between russia and ukraine. bo

right. >> and julian, talking of talking of leadership. so we saw two vice presidential candidates on the debate stage. we got plenty of time over the next couple of hours to talk about domestic policy. so let's stay with the international stage. did you see either of them as somebody who americans could see in the situation room as president, god forbid, if they ever had to take over the presidency because of some awful circumstance? but did you see either of them as a potential commander in chief tonight? >> yes. i mean, look, neither of them answered the question on whether israel should be given complete support if they want to take a preemptive strike in iran, although j.d. vance was clear that we should support iran unconditionally. but look, i think waltz did as well as he could. but vance is sort of just a class above. he is extremely polished. he is probably the highest iq member of congress, in my opinion, are amongst the highest. and it was a masterclass in debate that he showed tonight and his proficiency and polish on the issu

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how is julian, was he so tired after his speech?elt it was necessary to give this important speech, he is still recovering, but made an exception, and now with... will return to rehabilitation, seeing that assange's wife is giving an interview to a russian channel, pase's representatives quickly take her back into the building, the organizers also did not allow former ecuadorian president rafael carrea, who gave asylum to assange, to the meeting, outside the council building europe, where his supporters unfurled a banner saying thank you julian, the police asked for it to be taken down. in an interview with us , activists say those who persecuted the wikileaks founder should go to jail. news from strasbourg, france. we return to news from the middle east. the islamic revolutionary guard corps, which reported the supposed results of missile launches on israel, allegedly hit a concentration of israeli armored vehicles in the gaza strip, energy infrastructure near ashkilon and dozens of f-35 aircraft. i repeat, all this is ksir data, w

just quickly, julian, that's on your side. at the end of the day to get out of prison. he eventually chose freedom over an unattainable justice. you said the us government insisted in writing and it's plea agreement that i saw and cannot file any sued any where the counts of europe a quarter of human rights or elsewhere. as on said, i'm not free today because the system works. i'm free today of to years of prison and he had to plead guilty to journalist i know i know pertaining information from a source. he put guilty to informing the public as to what that information was. he said he did not plead guilty to anything else. i saw you said today there was most secrecy. i'm more retaliation for simply telling the truth. but us a saw and says, has crossed the rubicon for criminalizing journalism, you said weekly, is, was all about people learning the truth in the world. he said, knowledge empowers us to hold power to account. he said we cliques, obtained and published terrible truths about the us military about is assassination programs. it's rendition programs and then a s

thanks to julian, the police asked him to remove him.erview with us , activists say that those who persecuted the founder of wikileaks should go to prison. everything they did to him all these years, that's the real crime. they should be in jail. in prison. british politicians, american presidents, everyone who participated in this. but asansh himself now has no hope for justice. one of the us conditions for release was the refusal to challenge the verdict. we still have unlimited social networks, messengers, calls from voters, all for 349 rubles. spermobile only in alfabank, order a free alpha card, spin the superkek wheel in the application and get up to 100% every month, and also cashback up to 30% in the categories of cash withdrawal without commission at any atm, not just profitable alpha profitable liver problems can affect not only nutrition, but also communication with friends, a course of gipcifol helps in liver restoration by stimulating the regeneration of its cells. gipcifol, liver is excellent, live as usual. alkaline batter

but because of financial needs, we stay together. >> julian never really knew anything was going on.he always talked about that. he had his suspicions, but he never brought it up because he knew he was just going to be a fight. antonella did have some suspicions. >> her suspicions were confirmed when daniel confided his feelings for ashley to his younger sister janine. but when janine directly told antonietta, revenge took over. >> i will murder you all. i will murder you. you. i will murder you. i will murder you. i will murder you. >> at the end of antonietta hitting ashley bocanegra, she asked janine that. do you want any of this? >> you want some of this? janine yeah i do. >> and janine came and kicked her really hard in the midsection and her back. >> ashley was already getting beat up. she's mad skinny. so it was no need for you to come in and do the kill shot. >> recorded just moments after she was attacked, we see ashley clearly struggling in this video exclusively obtained by true crime news. by the time her fiance julian returns home, ashley is having trouble breathing. >>

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i'm not sure it's a wish that will be fulfilled julian cameron. i wish that you will be back the next hour and a half or so, and i think that which will be granted. great to see you both again. we will be back with a whole lot more on the ongoing situation in the middle east. it is now wednesday morning in israel and the israeli government is still weighing how and when it will respond to iran's attack. we'll be right back. >> when you know where comes from, you know everything about it. when you discover and branch putting you the most extraordinary feeling of comfort and care, we prioritize toxin free, organic cotton. we pay and treat people fairly, all in pursuit of the most natural softness possible from the first touchable and branch setting. >> you feel the difference experience the difference at and brand qcom annoyed by ugly paint chips on your car but afraid to use touch up paint color chip creates permanent professional repairs that match your car's paint. simply apply level and blend factory color match guaranteed . go to d.r. color tri

who's a professor of modern, middle east politics at the university of cambridge and in berlin is a julian bond, stacy, who is the director of the middle east and north africa program as a year, a pin council for 4 on relations. hello o dot. and i'd like to talk with you if i'm a time perry and telling me that there's a piece that you wrote to, i'm guessing it must be in pretty soon off to the rainy and attacks last night, laying out 3 possible causes of action. and i think it'll help all discussion if i just very quickly go through them one more symbolic response against iran at taking into account the fact that iran did telegraphy attack and know is ready lives with last to a tactical strike on the wrong, perhaps against oral installations forcing around to reconsider for the retaliation or 3. a 3rd policy said an attempt to give a whole the regions balance of power where israel might use bunker busting bombs to cripple around nuclear facilities. destroyed oil facilities, blockade port, which would have cost. and my was a bring with it in place it danger of the was spreading further afie

julian, we are looking at a live shot.traverse city michigan where donald trump is supposed to hold a rally. he is running extraordinarily late. up to two hours. some people have started leaving that event. we will i'm sure go back to the live shot down in the shell energy arena down in houston where we are waiting any moment now. beyonce knowles carter and vice president harris. up to 30,000 people in the crowd. and i want to talk about what you touched on. the coalition assembled here in contrast to the coalition in michigan. you cannot tell who will attend based on the attendance. but the cultural relevance of what's happening in texas. and in michigan, where he talks about the united states as a dumping ground, a garbage can. he evokes darkness and apocalypse. it is resonating with some section of the electorate. but i think there is something america likes about optimism and hope. and it is just an truth in american life that people do enjoy feeling good about the place they live and the community they are a part of.

julian asanju spent 12 years in prison, seven of them in the ecuadorian embassy in london, five in theish belmarsh prison, where he was sent after ecuadorian authorities practically threw assange out of the embassy. the journalist faced life in prison in the us, 175 years. the wikileaks website exposed war crimes. the us, in order to be released, julian assange had to plead guilty to illegal conspiracy to obtain and distribute classified information as part of a deal with the justice department. today i am free not because the system worked. today i am free after many years of imprisonment because i admitted myself guilty of being a journalist, of seeking information. i pleaded guilty to receiving information from a source and i pleaded guilty to informing the public that this is. the founder of wikileaks, to five years already served in a british prison, accepted one of the eighteen charges brought against him, he was sentenced in custody, and asansh walked out of the courtroom a free man. i see more impunity, more secrecy, more retribution for telling the truth more self-censorship.

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also coming up on the program, which he makes found, the julian assignments makes his 1st public address since his release from prison appearing and from he says he is feeling full fit from his he is in jail, the i many kids as mccain and thank you for joining us, israel says its troops are conducting what it calls, limited raids in southern lebanon, in an effort to stop hezbollah attacks, the army war and residents of lebanese communities near the border to evacuate. the rollinback group has denied that is randy troops, wherever and 11 on these ready military said it's ground forces would not enter any cities and would conclude operations as soon as possible. i as israel continues to fund it, and missiles into lebanon on the ground is sending trucks carrying tanks across the board, into southern lebanon to undertake what he is really minute tree is cooling. a targeted operation against militant group has blah idea footage shows the troops preparing an address by the unit to come on to get yourself as good. we have a great privilege to write history, you know, as we didn't garzo and i st

how is julian feeling? was he so tired after his speech?t was necessary to give this important report. he is still recovering, but he made an exception. and now he will return to rehabilitation again. he sees that assange's wife is giving an interview to a russian channel, pase's representatives quickly take her back to the building. the organizer. also did not allow former ecuadorian president rafael corea to attend the meeting, who gave refuge to osangu, outside the council of europe building, where his supporters unfurled a banner reading "thank you julian", police asked for it to be taken down.

julian great to see you as always. what do you make of that back to butler, pennsylvania today? >> well, this was an iconic moment for him. it was obviously a terrifying moment, but it turned into a defining moment going into the republican convention. i think he wants to return to the scene and show that he is still the figure of strength that, photograph conveyed to many of his supporters, but now he's doing it in a very different race, different opponent and a tight race that's 50, 50, but it's all about pennsylvania. this is in pennsylvania and he's bringing all of this together if he can and you have the vice president down in north carolina getting an update on hurricane relief efforts, storm relief efforts in that part of the country. i mean, obviously, north carolina is a critical battleground state. and so i think every move that she makes there is going to be pretty closely scrutinized. just to see how she handles things. >> i mean, that's important for the state itself, but also, yes. i mean natural disasters historically can be important in elections in 1992, preside

for the first time in many years, julian asanch is not surrounded by police, not brought in and takenout of the courtroom in handcuffs and under escort. he does not speak, as has happened dozens of times in the english court via video link from prison, and does not miss his speech, as has also happened dozens of times, due to poor health, although, as far as health is concerned, years of isolation in the dungeons of london's belmersh prison have taken their toll, the journalist admitted, apologizing for my hesitant performance, as a long-term fear for my life and the lives of my loved ones did not pass without a trace. cia director pompeo led a campaign of retaliation against me. it is now publicly known that pompeo personally gave instructions to kidnap me from the ecuadorian embassy in london. my wife and my young son were also targets. a cia officer was assigned to constantly monitor my wife. for the first time , cries of freedom for assange do not break out from the streets of the council of europe in strasbourg. assange raised his fist out of habit, but the battle is obviously ov

. >> i joined once again by symone sanders-townsend, julian castro.g, the big lie. if we cannot win it is fraud. democrats tend to release the harris campaign are firmly anchored in the truth here as far as election fraud. this penicillin, there is almost no election fraud historically. and, especially now. i guess i wonder from the perspective of no one can predict where the votes are right now and whether former president donald trump is winning or losing. what you think the appropriate response or rebuttal should be as a former president donald trump sows the seed for the big lie. >> i would say the last time he fraudulently claimed that he won on election night. he had not won when the votes were counted. i think that people should believe that he will do it again this time. the difference is the last time, fraudulently claiming that he was standing in the white house that he was in fact still going to be the next president. this time he will be doing it from a mar-a-lago or somewhere in new york. the impact will still be the same. the campaign sh

, great to see you. >> thank you >> julian's got great insight, and i don't think what he's saying is that a 43% move in semis and a 73% move in -- year to date and a 73 year over year isn't an extraordinary move. i think what's going to happen here, forget looking out ten years, i think, you know, drawing on where a lot of the managers have not made the call that this was going to be a great year there was a lot of reasons to be bearish. i think the next two months, from -- boo to santa claw rally, that's right -- >> boo meaning halloween. >> halloween, yeah >> i think you've set yourself up for a dynamic, because the fed is -- they may not be as agreszive in cuts rates, but they're not a factor for you right here, and it sets up for a big year-end rally >> let's get to nvidia, hitting another all-time high today. jumping 4%, bringing its market cap above $3.5 trillion for the first time ever. it is now just $80 billion behind apple it last topped the iphone maker in july, when it briefly became the biggest company in the world. but just keeps powering higher, guy. >> we had been men

i agree with julian on the anxiety, _ unpopular.. i agree with julian on the anxiety, have suffered and many times myself trying to get my daughter somewhere and you have a few miles left on the battery. it is not great, it is not convenient.- the battery. it is not great, it is not convenient. they have not pitched — it is not convenient. they have not pitched it _ it is not convenient. they have not pitched it well _ it is not convenient. they have not pitched it well enough - it is not convenient. they have not pitched it well enough and | not pitched it well enough and they— not pitched it well enough and they do— not pitched it well enough and they do not have the ability to be conveniently sustainable. the chargers and having enough of them is becoming a problem i think we are approaching a tipping point. and for tariffs, china, as a result of the tariffs put in place on electric cars as imposed taxes of european brandy today and it's a move that the french said as retaliation for the tariffs the eu in the us of put on chinese

julian: both arboles and the bears are holding their desk. what we would say is coming into september we all know september has a history of being a negative month. the first week or so you have the flush out and you had position, but as i said after that 50 basis point cut, you have read growth. i would say sentiment is not overly enthusiastic but certainly bordering their and if we were to see despite all this negative news out of the traditional semi manufacturers. if you saw the ai theme move further upside, sentiment could get enthusiastic very quickly. jonathan: a conversation without talking abut the federal reserve so let's talk about it. is it the easiest job in washington dc to be the fed chair and would it be better if we flipped a coin to make a decision? julian: we are very much in the camp that the fed should be an independent entity. it is not the easiest job. if you think about fighting the pandemic, then fighting inflation that nobody saw coming and here we are arguably the world's strongest economy in the recession people ha

he's also the creator of "the circus" on showtime and julian castro.stent on what he thinks of migrants and what he wants to do about the migrants that are coming into our country. i mean, from 2015 when he came down that escalator to last night it's been pretty consistent. has the vice president been clear enough on how diametrically different she is from donald trump on this issue? >> yeah, i mean, you're right, jose. remember when he came down that escalator and he talked about mexicans being rapists and people coming across the border and about their bad character, and he has been consistent. he's been extreme. he's also told lies. you heard more of them right there in that clip. and we all remember, of course, his lies about springfield. at the same time, i think, unfortunately, what's happened in our country is so much of that has gotten normalized, and over the years, the debate on immigration has moved to the right, and so there's, of course, a huge difference between kamala harris and donald trump. he has a dark heart toward migrants, particul

ryan nobles, jeremy wallace, julian castro. i've got a big baseball game tonight with my cleveland guardians, but i've got to watch this debate too because it's going to be good. thank you gentlemen. much appreciated. and still ahead, what happens when volunteers and misinformation collide? could an infamous scene from 2020 provide a road map for what some trump allies are planning this year? with apple intelligence. wow phones are going to be flying to verizon. at verizon new and existing customers can get iphone 16 pro, and a new ipad all on us. only on verizon. a bend with a bump in your erection might be painful, embarassing, difficult to talk about, and could be peyronie's disease or pd, a real medical condition that urologists can diagnose and have been treating for more than 8 years with xiaflex®, the only fda-approved nonsurgical treatment for appropriate men with pd. along with daily gentle penile stretching and straightening exercises, xiaflex has been proven to help gradually reduce the bend. don't receive if the tre

attempted kidnappings, murders, persecution, hacker attacks, thefts: wikileaks founder julian asanch testified for the first time about his years in a british prison and cia repressions, as well as... council of europe to take part in a meeting of the human rights committee, but not a single representative of the russian media was accredited for this session, dedicated to freedom of speech and the rights of journalists. this fact itself is yet another confirmation of the problems with freedom of speech in the western world, about which asansh spoke about today, he said that he was able to get out of prison only because he pleaded guilty to journalism. i want to be very clear, i am free now after many years in prison only because i pleaded guilty to the fact that i was engaged in journalism, i pleaded guilty to seeking information, i pleaded guilty to receiving information from a source, i pleaded guilty to bringing this information to the public, i did not plead guilty to anything else, in fact asansh admitted that in order to be released. quickly takes her back to the building, the

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i mean, we did a lot of interviews with julian massage before is the cafeteria to and torture by the british. of course i called tell, i mean i can give you a notice or to, to view, but i don't think it is in danger. no, i think he's done it. his deal way out to say he knows that he was a journalist and did some things, but i think that's probably as much as long come till the end of it. but i mean, who knows, i mean, those are the sort of the black areas of policy that you're not allowed to see. they all kept very much in the dark. i don't know, but i think i'm hopeful. anyways, he is. he's okay now as a drug. thank you, and that's of, of the show of continued condolences to those surviving u. k. you as you on violence here in the middle east will be back for more on washington's wall with the brand new episode on monday joined by the c. i. as for mackenzie territory of dr. michael sure, until end, keeping josh viral as social media results sent to the annual country and i to our channel going on tv on mobile. com to watch new and old episodes of going underground see monday, the, t

. >> reporter: julian says defense attorneys will be looking to disqualify jurors they may relate toob lee's experiences in the tech world >> bob lee may not have been as famous as they are building him up to be but he was well known in that circle. those people may be younger. they are going to be sort of the, like i said, the silicone valley people may be good for people of the prosecution. because they liked bob lee, they will be more receptive to him and his lifestyle, even. >> reporter: prosecutors are looking to eliminate jurors that may be favorable to the story. >> those who have felt accused, maybe even wrongfully accused. those that come from a close family. those who have had to play the role of like a big brother in the past since i think that is an important aspect in this case. >> reporter: during jury selection where cameras are not allowed inside a judge told jurors it is their ability to consider evidence that is most important. and for julian finding those people is the toughest job. >> it could be a heavy burden to try to, you know, find people that will be fair in

julian assigned you gave us so much information. uh, with that i suppose. i recall most importantly, babs at the moment, the memo from uh, jake sullivan's hillary clinton thing isis was on the us aside. in syria, as long as smoke for the 1st time about his torture and the counsel of your meeting this week. how far do you think his life is in danger away from all of these other big geostrategic topics? i mean, we did a lot of interviews with julian massage before his cafeteria to and torture by the british, of course. but i called tell, i mean i can give you a little story to, to view, but i don't think it is in danger. now. i think he's done his deal way out to say he knows that he was a journalist and did some things, but i think that's probably as much as one can tell the end of it. but i mean, who knows, i mean, those are the sort of the black areas of policy that you are not allowed to see. they all kept very much in the dark. i don't know, but i think i'm hopeful anyways, he is is okay now as a drug. thank you and that's it for the show of continued co

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dan, we'll start with you. >> well, you know, well, first of all, julian. thanks. and here we go.here we go. for you. uh. that's great stuff. but, you know, sebastian is one of the most iconic, energetic and mischievous mascots in all of college sports. he's also one of the bravest, as the ibis is the last bird to leave prior to a hurricane, and the first to reappear so, you know, we think that we have a pretty brave bird there. i don't know, i don't know what he'd do in a storm. is he going to stay? is he going to go hibernate? we don't know. >> jim, are you going to know what we know what the ibis does. yeah. jim. defend oski, please. our creepy but beloved bear mascot. >> come on now. i was going to say our beloved mascot who made his debut in 1941. and as you know, everyone loves oski. and it's amazing to see oski do their work around a football stadium. everyone wants their picture with them and never talks. but his motions and his actions speak louder than words. and if you haven't seen him drink through his eye, it's a sight to behold. >> okay, that's a that's a tough one.

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for the first time in many years, julian asanc is not surrounded by police, not brought in and takenurtroom in handcuffs and under escort. he does not speak, as he has done dozens of times in an english court via video link from prison, and does not miss his speech, as he has done dozens of times, due to poor health, although as for his health, years of isolation in the dungeons of london's belmarsh prison have taken their toll, the journalist admitted, apologizing for his uncertain speech, as the prolonged fear for his life and the lives of his loved ones did not pass without a trace. cia director pompeo waged a campaign of retaliation against me. now the public knows that pompeo personally gave instructions to kidnap me from ecuadorian embassy in london. my wife and my young son were also targeted, the cia officer was told. during this speech to the human rights committee of the council of europe in strasbourg , for the first time from the street there are no cries of freedom for assange, assange raised his fist for old times' sake, but the battle is apparently over, he was release

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any resistance attack, should it become a symmetric and do a strategic and outside of west asia. julian hassan who gave us so much information with that. i suppose. i recall most importantly, babs at the moment, the memo from uh, jake sullivan's hillary clinton saying isis was on the media, us aside in syria as long as smoke for the 1st time about his torture and the counsel of your meeting this week. how far do you think his life is in danger away from all of these other big geostrategic topics? i mean, we did a lot of interviews with julian massage before his cafeteria to and torture by the british, of course. but i can tell, i mean, i can give you a notice or 2 to view, but i don't think it is in danger. no, i think he's done it. his deal way out to say he knows that he was a journalist and did some things, but i think that's probably as much as long can tell the end of it. but i mean, who knows, i mean, those are the sort of the black areas of policy that you are not allowed to see. they all kept very much in the dog. i don't know, but i think i'm hopeful, anyways, he is. he's okay