potentially these 2 homestead, especially the one of them, had already just recently compared him to the k k k or his supporters to said to donald trump, do anything to keep being from being demonized by these host. well no, because of the other day donald trump doesn't like big tag team like come on, eric studs as just one of the ways you started affordable careers or tag gaming. but i mean, at the end of the day when you're sitting there, you're ready for president united states and you have 3 people trying to go out and just attack you. it's ridiculous. i mean, they didn't correct her on the border inflation. they didn't correct her. a dana span, they didn't correct her. i think that 98 percent of americans know are a complete and utter failure by the, by an administration. so i mean, abc stands for always be communist at this point in time. well, it's interesting tomorrow because that can sort of kind of be the middle of the road on the panel today. did you learn anything new about the policies of either candidate? oh, before i get into that far, it just to push back a little bit on some o

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k. position i think is what focusing for a little bit before we find out what has happened in the last few days on the u. k . position the u. k. seems to be pretty teen to let you crate and use it. storm shadow missiles in a new way. is that your, your understanding and is this a rare moment of slight disagreement between these 2 allies, the u. k. and the us in recent weeks? yes, that is correct. at least um, as far as the problems, the government is concerned, that is a u. k. position u. k wants to permits ukraine to use all storm shadow and missile since cold missiles to the russian targets. now the problem is that, um, the navigational data for these missiles is american. therefore, great britain needs and the american permission that's being said, it doesn't mean that the opinion within that u. k. is uni for him as one for him. are you, are you k diplomats that we should not discount the fact that put it has no impact to the of them. his red lines that it's going to continue that way. lawrence, if we look at the of the nato countries, 32 nations in nato. i think it's fair to say is it not? but the u. k. is one of the most

k, k i understand, come on svetlana nikolaevich, i would like to present gifts to the studio, see, yes, leonit arkaevich, you can try it on, this is a national cape, they also brought drinks, here's some compote, a thousand points on the drum. letter r - and what am i watching, open up with me again the collective arrived, uh, uh, here in the studio and on the mountain of kolkoz po... royce, my dear one, asked a question, said words, himself looked into my eyes, you're a kolkoz, you can't be loved, oh, my dude, chukh wave wave, i told you, my dear, don't walk with me , my chobchik, my chobchik, chukh wave wave, i told you , my dear, don't walk with me, that i'm a kolkoz i don't deny and... i'm not going to love you, oh-oh-oh-oh-oh, oh-oh-oh-oh, i'm not going to love you, oh my dude, chokhaloy, i told you, my dear, don't walk with me, i 'll go where the face is, i'll find the one who like me. i look like, i went where the mug wandered, i found the one who looks like me, my little dude, chukh volnoy, volnoy, i told you, darling, don't hang out with me, i told you, darling, don't fuck around with me, i told you, darling, don't fuck around with me, i told you, darling, don't hang out, hello, dear friends, kharis is allowed to the new repertoire only if he passes all the subjects, the most famous young singer of the ussr cannot study poorly. wait, kesh, well, son, well, listen to me, well, please, i don't want to see you, the place of solinstva is free, go, sing, so, sing will you, clearly, explain how this song was filmed, how it was filmed, in 5 days of inspection, unanimously, maybe it's time for us all to get acquainted already, well hello, for. the premiere of the multi-part film from monday on the first, in the new season, on the first, rumors about this crime are already circulating in the city. this node seemed very massive, although it was tampered with quite easily, you are awarded a great honor, moles, honor and trust of the reich, remember this, after the war i was looking for my son's comrades, i was interested in what was happening there at the end of the war. and everything could have happened there, you like, if you don't have a photo, strange, where are they, were they here, oh my god, how similar he is to my son, you are the only real witness, the only person he came to openly, well, major, the hunt has begun, confrontation, premiere of the legendary book by julian semyonov. sector plus on the drum, can you open any letter in this word, which one? open the third letter, remember the task, forgot a little, well, what about at least about porridge? they prompt 500 points, letter m. come on, my soul, nikodimovna, wait, something to me nikodimovna, you too nikodimovna, yes, and how is that? we are twins, what are you saying, we are twins, we are sisters, and how did it happen that you both ended up here? it was really interesting, because, please, forgive me, i am interrupting, okay , come on, it turned out to be very interesting, we watched your program once and thought, why? and we received an answer at the same time and we were very surprised and happy, right? yes, i want to add that the editorial department sent us several letters, is it true that we are different people, because there is only one mistake, yes, yes, but we even had a history, we had a story when the tax office confused us, that is , they removed me from the tax office database. they added elmira, and we found out about it when all my taxes didn’t come to me, but they did, everything came to elmira, how convenient, yes, yes, yes, and who do you work as, i’m a manicurist, we have a tandem of elmira, elmira is a hairdresser, i’m a manicurist, wow, yes, well, how are things at home, since elmira has already congratulated her mother, sent her best regards to may, then i want to send my best regards to everyone who knows us and doesn’t confuse us. and who always are you glad? well, well, 350 points, the letter Ш and what, what? no, no, no, no, no, no, porridge, mukobeshka, in the yaroslavl province it was called, by the way, very correctly, flour, water, think further, 350 points, the letter ша. gifts studio, since i am a bashkir, i baked bashkir chak-chak in chems all night. not me, but we, i, ah, we, yes, yes, yes, and i wanted to give in the program of the bullet of miracles, yes, this is the bashkir national dress, malokhai, yes, 850 points. letter m spin the drum spin better you spin was yes it doesn't matter was was not she likes was true flour water what to do what in water put flour have you ever put flour in water no usually i do it back in flour in water sector prize on the drum wow or 2.0 points no i'll take the prize prize to the studio well i won't bargain. surprise, i'll take the prize anyway, of course, it was my childhood dream to get on this show, well as a child's dream, more youthful than of course a child's dream, i like it more when children dream of something, it comes true, well let's say that until 15 i'm a child, yes until 16, yes, of course, yes i'm a child's dream, okay? may your childhood dream come true! oh, how lovely! oh, how lovely! arita arkadievich! thank you very much! how lovely! thank you very much! thank you! yes, i am happy that you like it, you know, don’t leave, he will guess now, i have to leave, no need to leave, he will guess now, water, flour, what should i do? dilute 850 points, letter b what b, vladimir, oh my god, spin the drum, come on, let’s chat, 400 points, letter b, open up, razbo, razbo, razbo-bo, now, now just a second, water, razbo. now one second please, 750 points, l, what, open, razbog, i don't know, razbol, razbog, razbo, razbol, oh, 750 points, letter t, open, three correctly guessed letters entitle you to two boxes, two boxes in the studio, was was, well, choose, right, open, close, i didn't see behind him, which box, come on, come on, left, my god guessed, oh, 350 points, one, well, well, i don't, well at least the letter, comrade, i think, i think, i think, no need, no need, don't bother yourself, 450 points, well, which one and the female one, well, the letter ha, wait a minute, 350 points, letter ha, open up, well, slosh. slosh, twist, slosh, slosh is something terrible, she's good, 350 points, well, in a word, letter, say , letter, say the letter, u entirely, slosh, and before us is the third finalist, from our program, from channel one, gifts from the third trio of players to the studio. many thanks to the program pole chudes, thanks to everyone who supported me, friends, relatives, i didn't expect that i would reach the final, well, in general, the dream came true, as they say, i ask, here is the task for the final, in last. century in siberia there was such a dish: they cooked porridge in water, and then added a large amount of milk to it, what was this dish called? 450 points, letter, and open, i also wanted to say hello to my eldest son daniil and his wife kristina, as well as my beloved daughter ekaterina, hello to you all. i love 750 points, letter k, they cooked porridge in water and added milk, and then added milk, saucepan, porridge, and what do you mean, hello, i also want to say hello to my son and daughter, they are not with me were able to come. here are those who stayed in their homeland, hello, sector prize on the drum, prize studio or 200 points, prize, prize in the studio. something heavy, yes, yes no, and you ask, what do you work as, a foreman, and what currency do you have there in transnistria, rubles, rubles, pre-nistrian, pre-nistrian ruble, in relation to the russian ruble, how is that, well it turns out, if 1.0 russian, it is somewhere around our 190, and what can you buy for? 190 slovak rubles, probably four loaves of bread, no, it is not good for anything, let me give you 20,000 rubles. how many loaves can you buy? let's try to take the prize, i think it's a bit small, i have a big family, i understand, and how many people are in a family, two children, a wife, two children, a wife and the four of you, of cour

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they should, they should, they should be calling them m k m, k g changes, changes named m k l e, and discerning ultra, only to the know who retrieve because it's ukraine. just like i said, i imagine the main stream media got hold of a russian dude or an ethnic russian or some of the been volunteering and rush. i just tried to kill a job. i did or god forbid come up. they would be all over that like a bad suit. right. but guess what? the main stream media did in the us side of the u. k. n a. you're afraid. strange that they all seem to be called the same a snowball role in the same place. what's new, they decided to say, oh no, he didn't, he didn't, we work for new. he's not an important guy. he's and nobody. that's a look at some of the headlines on you. maybe you can start when do a bit of a headline ping pong. i like this work, well here's a headline from your news, ukrainian foreign legion and as a brigade, refute links to the suspect to trump florida shoes or oh, well that's not a, that's not bad because nothing to see here, right? you just tried to kill a president and you know,

k. u k. is shows saying by this 3rd much saying that his vial is not following international law, but they are choosing to remain consistent with this rectangle funds. the site builds industry and relations with us. all right, francesca. let me ask you about the wider legal implications of this decision that does this decision to a, to suspend some of these licenses? does it shield or steer the u. k. a way in any way from the legal concerns of complicity and the genocide in gaza. again i said absolutely no, it doesn't shoot because it's not enough to um to comply it to the list we that both of the i c j advisor will be in, which is based on uh, i know they're all available law and uh, with the i c j provisional measures concerning the general side teeth. so these decisions, i need a pronouncement, they require every member stage to reevaluate their engagement. we set up with these routes and opposed international law because i don't doing that really further normalizing your commission and further enrolled in the natural systems international based order. so there is a food got lots of options that need to be taken in order engaged, carmen, including then you pay should do it. you need to just say we set all economic community very strategic prologic and political or the 5 inch deep that you have to meet the with these ro, but the franchise to clarify what does the u. k. risk tod

k. k. yet home to get on the ups on the we are you the strengthening our, the coming action plan with another neighbor of ours around in the region in order to establish a stability and peace. it's going to contribute tremendously toward efforts more than ukraine. the college of you, but it's in it's been done, has been going on for 3 years. and we are still a waiting for this publishing apartment in peace and stability as the entrees x of the rates. the space for diplomacy is shrinking tight on impulse. but it's very important that you could almost do that. we all know diplomacy, i'm dialogue, we will need to ensure territorial integrity, uncertainty of the print, and our support for those endeavors after to you will continue even strong. and again, during this process, we are determined to implement the commercial loan trip on the pension on the straits of as soon as i get. but as soon as you need to sick, we will vigorously pull up the monitor convention. we support the piece process to create how's our page on in our media, and hope that this process will be completed as soon as possible with good news. about another kind of feel like we support continued high level contacts between the 2 countries. and we are focusing on dialogue trying to get as many to create our media. we're, we're also taking positive steps on the track to progress the positive. each on our media piece process will have a positive impact on the turkey armenia normalization processes. dear friends, we play a constructive role for the prosperity and peace of the balkans of which we are, i mean federal punch and we are in close cooperation with whole actors in the region. well, what is shown below my call as a member of the steering committee for peace and implementation council, we emphasize the importance of the solvent, political unity entered totally integrity of both mayor and has the covina on every platform and continue our contribution to operation you fold us down, we are successfully continuing the t for comment. we assume the last journal and supporting the federal trade. christina dialogue process to often we want to see the, the gmc and use them into throwing noon as a zone of stability and prosperity. whereas the legitimate interests of all the parties are concerned, it can be respected. it is in the common interest of the entire region to enhanced cooperation, particularly on the whole device dealing the station of maritime jurisdictions, in accordance with international law, freedom and safety, a never navigation and maritime trade showed up international maritime law and gorgeous cooperation between literal states still closed or send me close season, such as the g. c. turkey is ready for constructive cooperation of all the issues, especially in energy and environment. we have the longest coastline in the eastern, mediterranean, and cheese key role is undeniable. turkey has legitimate tribes authorities in the western parts of the island of cyprus, while the turkish cypriots have legitimate drugs in the areas around the world. it has been 50 years since the cyprus piece operation. and 61 years since the cyprus issue emerged as a result of the greek cypriots used for a patient of the partnership state. from that day until today the piece i'm trying to achieve have prevailed on the items how legit it was always the turkish cypriots center, ga who put forth this is here. well, i mean to bring about i'm just lasting. i'm sustainable solution to the cyprus issue for the federation model is not completely outdated until the we fully support the vision of a 2 state solution with 2 different nations, put forwards by the turkish republicans, northern cypress. that is, you thought out of the software and the quality as equal internationalist. second step is the turkish cypriots, which are the vested rights of the truck. disappear, must be re registered and the isolation must end as well as the day i once again invited the international community to recognize the turkish republic of northern cyprus and to establish diplomatic political economies relationships. because we actively support the civilization of libya and the preservation of the unity and integrity of the country. well, we called on own states to sincerely stand by libya at this very sensitive time and contributes to building trust between the parties not hold up that we must or more to end the conflict, intrude on the box. well that we all have a responsibility to deliver your military assistance to the millions of should youngest people displaced by the conflict for the home about you got good with its young, i'm dynamic, population rich, natural resources and invest. first i lands, africa has enormous potential issues based on the principles of equal partnership and mutual respect. and then having to do with the peoplesoft africa. we support the continents efforts for peace, stability, and development. we will continue to start and finish 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the framework of respect for china sovereignty interior doors inside your team. we are in close dialogue with china to protect the fundamental rights and freedoms of all you, good church church with whom we have strong historical, cultural, and tremendous therapy. and ties we endeavor to build on the friendly ties. we have established with the country and left in america and the caribbean. guy that he met this number's delegates. we must work together to address global injustice. the united nations sustainable development goals concept of leaving no one behind is a guiding principle for these efforts. it gives you to know as one of the largest a donors relative to its gross domestic product showcase development and cooperation activities, contribution to achieving the sustainable development goals useful to you to move by so much we contribute to efforts to ensure fair, inclusive growth and development and all the international platforms, especially the g, 20, of which we are a member of video. i know part of the job is to it. i've done. we've approached technological breakthroughs not as a source of new injustice and comforts, but as a source of a more prosperous culture. such as a i believe that old nations should equally benefit from the transformative power of these. the breakthrough technology home of the united nation was technology bank for the least developed countries, which we are hosting is a concrete manifestation of our efforts in this direction. but unfortunately, the cyber tire, i thought that you please 11 on last week. show us once again how definitely these technologies can be used as weapons. i assume that almost i approach the climate change issue from that same perspective. no country come tackle emission reductions and climate change adaptation in question alone. did you speak to the good? it's the most important issues for developing countries are financing to technology transfer and capacity building. but do this done? i sincerely believe that the comb 29 climate somebody in by crew will contribute to the solution of these issues. awesome, deliberative that is, did you want me to look up a summit? we expect to launch the important additional initiatives, unveil our long term loans, commission development strategy, and the, the 0 waste initiative that took place became a reality under the auspices of my spouse. met them in the ad on and what's mutual agreements we have taken are the domestic eastern affairs and initiative to international agendas. i would like to ask everybody to is some. busy are under present that regard. we see give them a full be at the center for be a and racism creeping over the world like a poison ivy film. because this friday, kitty magnetics tells you to we can see all that every week the tax are taking place upon our mosques and our holy book of koran in the middle of europe. people's homes are set on fire and lives are taken because of their ethnic and religious affiliation. and tell me that i thought it was good to go to their lives are taken away from them and they are fundamental rights are being changed at no cost. the most dungeon is suspended and nobody can ignore this growing danger any longer. cut off. on march 15, 2024. we expect a special invoice to come back to this level for you to be a point to the united nations as soon as possible, as any visits in the draft resolution adopted on march the 15th. what do you do? the did kennedy jet cost? you were good today, i would like to draw your attention once again, 2 of the things that i raised last year on this project, i touched on the institution of family. the ability of society are increasing. you'd be giving you the disgrace faced up opening up the 2020 for the games as richer you'll be extend of threat. we face as true and i mentioned it just doesn't as well as the sun supporting the defense watched by innocent children. i'm hundreds of millions of people of all ages and believes has been used as a tool for a sexist propaganda. it was almost actually all it didn't want you to saw in a digit attorney, upper upper rate of 5 seats. those disturbing things that people have wounded not only the catholic world, the christian world, but everyone who respects the state bridge values. the issue of the sexualization is no longer an orientation, but a global imposition. it big literally became a war against the sacred and human nature because we are facing a multi dimensional and comprehensive instead of just doing my own food was project destruction deposited all through our speaking out and or reacting to this by evil to anyone who raises a voice for this in relation to the project is cyrus and targeted by these companies. venture to you is determined to break the siege and resist the convent to feed to this and we became a member of the united nations friends of the family group. in shala gotten really together with other member countries, we will not hesitate to defend the family, but human being and the human nature are in the fight. all the countries that share our sentiments to shoulder this problem. or what is these thoughts in mind? i wish that the 79th general assembly would be suspicious. for all humanity. i agree to once again with love and respect, settled your hold on to my peace, be with you and may your remain in health. the on behalf of the assembly, i wish to tongue the president of the republic of talk kit. okay if you're just joining us on else as the or you have been listening to the turkish president, red chip type or other one, this is a at the un general assembly were world leaders meet once a year. each of them get normally a 15 minute talking slot. sometimes they go over 7 starters president trusted. you will be here in just a moment in from now, from the jordanian king of bill of the 2nd. so he'll be taking the stage shortly. quick recap of what we heard from richard diverted one, some of his most scathing criticism of israel's yet just one quote. as the jordanian king comes up or the one was saying, quote, just as hitler was stopped by an alliance of humanity is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu will be stopping on the final lines of suppressed humanity. we're going to leave it at that for now. and we will listening to this feature over the past quarter century, i have stood at this podium and its regional conflicts, global up peoples, and humanitarian crises that have profoundly tested our global community. it often feels that there was not a moment of what our world was, not in turmoil. and yet i cannot recall the time of great apparel. then this our united nation is facing a crisis. this strikes at its very legitimacy and threatens the collapse of global trust and moral authority. the u. n. is under attack, literally and figuratively. for nearly a year, the sky blue flag flying over un shelters and schools in hudson has been powerless to protect innocent civilians from is really military bombardment. u. n. a trucks sit motionless just miles away from stopping palestinians. few minutes here and workers who probably where the emblem of this institution are disparaged and targeted and the rulings of the you when the international court of justice are defied its opinions disregarded. so it's no surprise that both inside and outside this whole trust in you ends. cornerstone principles and ideals is crumbling. the harsh realities many see is that some nations are above international law. the global justice does been to the will of power about human rights. a selective a privilege to be granted or denied at will we cannot stand for that. we must recognize that undermining our international institutions and global frameworks. is one of the greatest threats to our global security today. as oscar yourselves. if we are not nations united in the conviction that all people are equal in rights, dignity and with all countries are equal in the eyes of the law. what kind of world does that leave us with your expertise? your tax of october 7 on is ready civilians last year. we're condemned by countries all over the world including georgia. but the unprecedented scale of kara least on because since that date is beyond any justification, this is why the government's assault has resulted in one of the fastest death rates in recent conflicts. one of the fastest rates of starvation caused by war the largest cohort of child amputees. and i'm president levels of destruction. this is where the government has killed more children, more journalists, or aid workers, a more medical personnel than any other war in recent memory. and let us not forget the attacks on the westbank there since october 7th is where the government has killed more than $700.00 published indians. among them, a 160 children, palestinians held in his ready detention centers exceed 10700. including 400 women. and 730 children, 730 children. over 4000 public students have been forced from that homes and lands. set of bylaws to search. i didn't tie villages had been displaced in jerusalem as a flagrant violations of the historical and legal status quote. at most slim and christian holy sites continue unabated under the protection and encouragement of members of these rated government. to be clear, this is in the west spec. notepads almost $42000.00 public students have been killed since october 7th. so is it any wonder that many are questioning? how can miss moore not be perceived as deliberately targeting the palestinians? the live of, of civilian suffering cannot be written off. as unavoidable collateral. i draw up a soldier in a region that is all too familiar with conflict. but there is nothing familiar about this war and the violence unleashed since october 7th. and the absence of global accountability repeated horrors are normalized, threatening to create a future where anything is permitted anywhere in the world. is that what we want now is the time to ensure the protection of the palestinian people. it is the moral duty of this international community to establish a protection mechanism for them across the occupied territories. this will guarantee the safety of palestinians, and these ratings from extreme us who are taking our region to the brink of an all out war. that includes those who continue to propagate the idea of jordan as an alternative homeland. so let me be very, very clear that will never happen. we will never accept the force displacement palestinians, which is a war crime. no country in the region benefits from escalation. we have seen that clearly in the dangers, developments and 11 on over the past few days. this has to stall for years, the world has extended a hand to as well through the our peace initiative. offering full recognition, normalization in exchange for peace, but consecutive is where the government's emboldened by years of impunity have rejected peace and shows and confrontation instead. impunity gathers force left on checked the games, but men to palestinians have borne more than 57 years of occupation. and oppression during this time, these rated government has been allowed to cross one red line off to another. but now israel's decades long impunity is becoming its own worst enemy. and the consequences are everywhere. these where the government has been accused of genocide at the i. c. j. expressions of outrage and his conduct are echoing around the world. cities everywhere have seen mass protests and calls for sanctions are growing louder. international bust ration with israel has long been mounting. but it has never been more exposed for decades as well, has projected itself as a thriving western style. democracy in the middle east. but the brutality of the war on has, has forced the world to look closer. now many see israel to the eyes of its victims and the contradiction. the power docs is too jarring. the model advanced israel a bod from afar. and israel, the palestinians have experience 1st time. simply cannot co exist as well will eventually be entirely one or the other. that is the choice its leaders and its people will have to make to live by the democratic values of freedom, justice and equality for all. or to risk further isolation and rejection. over and over we have what israel try to achieve secure which a few minutes remains. aged escalation is followed by a pause until the next density are one. for years, the global community has taken the path of least resistance, accepting the status quote of the ongoing military occupation of palestinians all the while paying lip service to the 2 state solution. but it has never been more evident that the current status quote is untenable. and as the international court of justice is advisory opinion underscore 2 months ago, it is unequivocally illegal the quotes opinion best a moral imperative to us all the obligation to carries is one that our nations cannot afford to ignore. for the sake of our world, as well as the future for palestinians and israelis alike because both peoples deserve to live their lives in dignity, free of violence and fear. and the only way to achieve that is a just peace. when grounded in international law, justice equal rights, and mutual recognition. that is something we as nations of people everywhere can and must unite around your excellencies. the world is watching and history will judge us by the cartridge. we show that it is not just the future that will hold us accountable. so will the people of the here and now they will judge whether we as the united nations will surrender to in action. or we'll fight to uphold the principles that and could this institution and out world right now they are asking whether we will stand by a spanish watch that children's waste away. as doctors watch the patients die for lack of basic medical supplies. and as more innocent lives are lost because the world failed to act. this war must end hostages and detain me is must return home. but every day we wait is one day too long. for far too many so i called a little confused to join jordan and forcing an international human sharing gateway, a, a master relief effort to deliver food, clean water medicine, and all the vital supplies to those in desperate need. because schuman of charity aid should never be a tool of war. whatever i pulled, it takes. one truth is undeniable. no people should have to endure such a pest. it is suffering abandoned, and alone. we cannot surrender the future to those who thrive on division and conflict. i urge all nations of conscience to unite with jordan in the critical weeks ahead on this mission. almost a year into this war. our world has fail politically. but our humanity must not fail the people, or because any longer, echoing the words of my father from 64 years ago. at the 50 session of the general assembly. i pray that this community of nations may have the courage to decide wisely and fearlessly. i will act with richard results that this crisis and conscience dom on my father was a man who forced the piece to the very end. unlike him, i refuse to leave my children or your children a future we have given up on thank you. the as you have been listening to the king of jordan king and normally to allow some land. i'm not speaking lively from the new platform and the un general assembly were world leaders are gathered the next 10 days or so and each will be given a 15 minute to last. we heard from the us presidential bible, we heard from the turkish president, richard, polite or the one amongst other leaders, as well as the un secretary general, antonio gutierrez, and just now the king of jordan, who devoted his entire speech to israel's war on guns. it is go to our un correspondent gabriel elizondo. you're at un headquarters in new york. you're falling all of these live? of course gabriel. um let's uh, let's try and go over the highlights at 1st of all else. i'll start with this. king abdullah speech appeared to me to be very strong, both in content and delivery. do you want us? do you want to run us through the highlights, gabriel? for sure. it was strong and perhaps by no surprise he focused on the issue that is most critical. and that's so many world leaders are talking about both publicly and privately. and that's garza and israel's continued bombardment of guys and the humanitarian catastrophe. that is taking place there. also, i should mention the 11 on as well. we could maybe get to that a little bit later, but king of the, who knows the situation and does that as well as anybody really said that the u. n. system. the un itself is under attack both politically and otherwise more than $220.00 unrest. staff members have been killed and gaza since october 7th. so we started out with that, but then went into how this conflict has to stop cold out israel specifically, and is called out the world really saying that we can no longer go on with the status quote with the status quote. he said of, of, uh that is currently untenable. and the king up to the saying that this, this, this israel's bombardment of guys that shows that the status quote is no longer possible when it comes to this conflict. he talked about, he called on other countries to join jordan, to set up a, a guys, a humanitarian gateway to try to get a into guys a. so he's put so little substance as well into his, his speech. but clearly he said the world has the as it has failed humanity, when it comes to guys have spent his entire speech on guys and it really shows you how important it is right now. gabriel, not long before the king of jordan. we heard the us presidential by the address, the united nations general assembly for the last time, because of course, he isn't running against the president. what did you take away from that? well, it was, it was a speech by a president who has a very long career. i'm an international stage. that's number one. you and this way is and will be his last speech here at the united nations as president of the united states. so you got a little sense that he was sort of reminiscing a little bit, talking about us history, going back to vietnam, setting that aside though, the issue of the day of course is guys the and is 11 on the us president saying car part of egypt he's been working with them, those countries to get a cease fire. he says this war in guys the past and, and what was interesting is it that received sustained applause in the general assembly hall were more than 75 heads of state were sitting listening to this speech, more than leaders of more than a 193 different countries, so you've got a sense that really the world is with the palestinians when it comes to the call to in this war on guys. and then also, the president united states making sort of passing reference if you will, to 11 on saying that a full scale war in lebanon is in nobody's interest. well, clearly that's the case. what the president, united states failed to mention is what he plans to do, what his administration plans to do, to pressure israel, to stop the aggression on 11 on that was not mentioned in his speech. so that was fairly interesting as well. but clearly the by the ministration has plenty. it has had plenty of opportunities in the security council in this very building behind me to is to push for a ceasefire. and at least on 3 separate occasions, the us has vetoed un security council resolutions that would have demanded is east fire. going gabriel in a moment, will be going halfway around the world to see what's happening on the ground and 11 on. but just before i do that, is there anything else that you want to put on or of yours radar either in terms of what has already been said or what's to come for today or even the coming days. just major things that we need to know at this point. 2 things. 11 on and guys that we knew that in the last couple days that israel's escalation, their, their attack on 11 on would sort of overshadow this un general assembly. and it has, we've already seen that with the, with the, with the speeches we've seen so far. lou with the sofa from brazil talking about the guys talking about how, how, how, how, how a security does not justify an attack on innocent people. we've heard it from a prison editor, one from a church trickier, who focused very strongly on guys from the very beginning of his speech. you can tell that this is very much garza and love it on the 2 major issues of the day, front and center, and all these world leaders have an opportunity to address the world address the united nations address, the other world leaders sitting in the general assembly hall, and you can get a sense from it early on so far that they are seizing on that opportunity to get their message out. and it's clear, at least from these early speeches that the world leaders are standing with gaza standing with the palestinians, at least with the messages that we've seen so far. gabriel, that's a really interesting observation that a fair few were leaders of already spoken and use this unique platform that is the un general assembly and what they've chosen talk about in no small measure. it has been israel and its behavior really across the middle east, including for regions. you mentioned brazil that are halfway across the world. yeah . that's gabriel is under reporting from un headquarters in new york. thank you very much. gabriel. the is really military is once again targeting residential areas of the lebanese capital b root. israel's military says it hit the southern suburbs of a ruth in an attempt to kill a senior as block command, or at least 6 people have been killed. residential buildings have been partially destroyed, is really a tax on dozens of lebanese cities in town since early monday have killed at least $564.00 people, including 50 children, hospitals, and southern 11 on end and they root are now over whelmed. the health industry has told staff to postpone surgeries unless they're an emergency hospitals. we're already struggling to treat thousands of people interested in last week. single, tenuous explosions of pagers in rockets walkie talkies. the lebanese health minister says most of the injured from the past 2 days for civilians who have the headphones. this honestly contradicts all the lines that these right enemy has said that they target militants in all honesty. and unfortunately, we have seen that the majority on, if not on the phone, and due to the a text from residents who are in the homes. i was just, there was a hush and joins us from tire in 711 on. what's the latest study? i li, i see i see you were looking around, you know, you're always monitoring. uh yeah, sorry. go ahead. okay. i'll be sorry. there's a, there's a delay. so i'll just pick up. um i see that you were looking around you. i know you're always monitoring for developments, including in your immediate vicinity. can you wrap up for us, what's happening in your part of the country and even in the capital b route? i know you're monitoring all front. you know. ok. let's thoughts from what's happening here in the sy regional the past couple of minutes ago, a several, a strikes covering this skyline before behind me. if i come to mind i can show us. so actually the sky line looks great because of the smoke. the plums are for the smoke. that's where things from several areas that are on the city. of course, no action is happening. go, no strikes are happening in the city. however, the village is out of the city. i mean, her spies rarely walk um just a couple of minutes ago this that i think audi is showing us the smoke coming from an area i'm, i'm not sure what's the name of the say i caught a bus anyways just in the vicinity off of fire and also we witnessed a just a moments ago and it's ready and the deception of what's thought to be drones. a talking one of these really positions on the board. this is main. you what's happening, hey, i will, during this day there were many developments including physical and reducing and you missed 5 with the name 5 you 3 the past couple of days because the last announced a 5 the one on friday to under what the midsize that they launched towards the vicinity of haifa. and today they said that they use 5 use fee, which is an advance, a rocket from this same family of a $4.00 kits. 2 heads uh, samsung base, samsung, a military base and molding as red. so these are the main developments for the past, so let me say a couple of hours that have been happening now. of course, they've been several other thoughts. why has the law and is really ministry positions? there was several of docs to the depth to very close to how you fact to the north of hyphen was one i talked to and on for. so it was another i talked with miss size towards the south and south east of how you felt. there was also a talk with miss side to the sound of the sofa. so for now, these are from the is ready from the has the law side us for, as well as read conducted can say, easily, tens of strikes in different areas. and soft of these are just an example of what we saw today, or just for now, just an example of what's happening software by fire. we can hear right now, the voice is the silence of ambulances. it seems that having to watch the villages where the tax happened is really a tax happen. it's cost during the fast 24 hours. they've been more than 550 live in these people, kids. and just recently this a docking bay route and the baby with southern so about who baby, where i see 6 people that killed and several injured the reports on the k thing that's as well. we'll start getting one of his will. last senior commanders is ready, announced that clearly what does the moment we don't have any was from has the law on whether this command survive. that's act of like just said it because yesterday there was an attack also and the southern solve up on one of the bending and then has will i issued a statement saying that the combined got it sort of our today. we don't know. it says the moment, what's the face of this commander? but for now, it seems that this series of escalation, i'd escalate think events on already already that taking more momentum. and of course, people are asking that we can see people leaving that sounds the means that vintages yesterday and today does really traffic job on those roads from the south to what's the route many people are leaving. there's a lot of internally displaced people. now. some are being, it can 2 schools, so on institutions as many houses with their families. i'm with the renaissanc

k. u k, is chosen by this bear with me saying that his vial is not following international . ready law, but they are choosing to remain consistent with this writing more funds for the sake of the items industry and relations with us. all right, francesca. let me ask you about the, the wider legal implications of this decision that does this decision to a, to suspend some of these licenses? does it shield or steer the u. k. a way in any way from the legal concerns of complicity and the genocide in gaza instead of sort of you know, it doesn't shoot because it's not enough to um to comply it to the list we that both of the i c j advisory opinion, which is based on the not the role law and the i see change original majors concerning the genocide kids. so. ringback nice to see should i need a pronouncement. they require every member stage to reevaluate their engagement. we set up with these rules and opposed international law because i don't doing that re further normalizing your division and further enrolled in the multilateral systems, international based order. so there is a food guide to the options that need to be taken in order, and it keeps going in and coding, then you pay should do it. you need to just say we set all the community, very strategic supermodel, good political or the partnership that has to meet the with these ro, but the franchise to clarify what does the u. k. risk today, both domest

you've called ice-t the k, k -- ice-t the kkk, so let me get this right, kamala.'re not enforcing the laws now, but it you pass a new bill,s then you'll enforce the laws. this is, quite frankly, all bulls health care it, every american should be pissed and disgusted because this is all a crap. will: well said. [laughter] pete: spicy. but we understand. when you were the director of i.c.e. removals, were you allowed to do your job in new york? >> yeah, that -- this is why i retired, you know in president biden rolled in and id and said we're going to order you not to do this, and whether you like president trump or not, you know, under him the border was the most secure it's ever been. if you don't like that, that just means you're fact-intolerant. that's not my problem. that's the reality. when they come in, they undid everything. they ordered us not to enforce the laws. i believe in my country, i believe in the constitution, i took an oath, and i'm not going to do that stuff. rachel: why did those numbers get released yesterday from i.c.e. in the timing was inter

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