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

potentially these 2 hosted, especially the one of them had already just recently compared him to the k k k or his supporters to said 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 out and hair studs as just one of the ways she 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 get them out and just attack you. it's ridiculous. i mean, they didn't correct her on the order inflation. they didn't correct her a dana stand, they didn't correct her. i think that 98 percent of americans know are a complete and utter failure by the by and the ministration. so i mean, nbc stands for always be communist at this point in time. well, it's everything tomorrow because i can, so you 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 part of it, just to push back a little bit on

, supposedly it's still going to be the mentor with the same woman who compared trump to be of the k k k during the day and see what she's the fair and balanced moderator. that obviously is going to go with, i guess we should be lucky, it's not done in brazil. and that hopefully that's the questions we kept from are, you know, if you aren't speaking of that, do you agree with why not do you think president trump can actually focus on policy? or will he go for the personal attacks? because that's what's actually the headlines, and trump has learned to use those for his advantage. i think it is, i think vital is quite correct, that if the trunk focus is not policy, then he will out shine kamala. she cannot focus on policy. her voting base is a coalition of the fringes and they all have different and separate interest in the issues. and if she spends too much time, she must have a a don't touch list mile or so you can talk about all those things that lionel said she can't even talk about frank. and i definitely know you kind of foreign policy uh, culture and view on foreign policy. if, if a

goes under a different name beam took the skills he honed in the military and brought them to the k k. k, where he rose to grand dragon of the texas and knights to execute them whatever the one of the reasons that beam rose so quickly in these organizations is that he told the story about warfare and trauma that a lot of other people were mobilized by, including people who didn't serve, i saw young man. he said, all righty, i'll ask him as soon his argument was about the wrongness of war, the horror of seeing casualties in the field, the horror of losing your fellow soldiers. but his pivot was, this is why we should come back to the united states and bring that violets home to everybody who left us there. the prison we want the heads of the enemies in our tulsa vietnam. they took years, we're going to take a ins, themes, rhetoric and military exercises eventually got the attention of the, the, the 1983 he left texas for hayden lake, idaho. a haven for white supremacists, he joined forces with the area nations and began to command a self style terrorist movement of white power. after best

k k k activity came after world war one. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 the 2nd, it emerges after birth of the nation, a movie that really changes the perception of the clan that woodrow wilson has present. screens in the white house allows a new media savvy extremist movement to emerge. and this is when you really saw the group take off, not just in the south, but nationwide. this is the plan that reached a membership of some 4000000 people and 10 percent of the state of indiana. they were parading and public on the national mall in washington dc. and the founder of that organization had been a veteran of the spanish american war. it comes to a 20 for the democratic party, has convention in madison square garden, and it took less plan to size that it's going to stop the democratic party from condemning klein violence and they pretty much take over the party and make sure that it is running on their agenda. now, do you want the optimistic story for years later, the democratic party changes. if you want the pessimistic story, a major political party gets co opted and taken over by a violent insurrection. its terrorist movement, the k k case grip on the democratic party soon ended, but nearly 100 years later attempts to subvert free and fair elections have not you and your family will be killed very slowly. the death threats came by text to treasure rotherford, the wife of george's secretary of state. as trump attacked him incessantly for standing by the election results in georgia, he said the enemy of the people. intimidation is a form of border suppression and goes hand in hand with, with the elections and version both in our history. and today they're trying to rig and election. we can lift that out, but i hope you're all going to be po watches more than the entire pool watching program for the trump campaign was called army. for trump. we need every able bodied man woman to join the army for trump's election security operation. the underlying narrative, the messages that was pushed were one that we need to go protect and stop from coming into our elections. it was a very militaristic campaign to increase its o

k k k activity came after world war one, the. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 the 2nd it emerges after birth of a nation, a movie that really changes the perception of the clan. the woodrow wilson as president screens in the white house allows a new. 2 media savvy extremist movement to emerge. and this is when you really saw the group take off, not just in the south, but nationwide. this is the plan that reached a membership of some 4000000 people and 10 percent of the state of indiana. they were parading and public on the national mall in washington dc. and the founder of that organization had been a veteran of the spanish american war. it comes to say the $24.00, the democratic party has convention in madison square garden. and the ku klux klan decides that it's going to stop the democratic party from condemning client violence, and they pretty much take over the party and make sure that it is running on their agenda. now, do you want the optimistic story for years later, the democratic party changes. if you want the pessimistic story, a major political party gets co opted and taken over by a violent insurrection as terrorist movement. the k k case grip on the democratic party soon ended, but nearly 100 years later attempts to subvert free and fair elections have not you and your family will be killed very slowly. the death arrest came by text. patricia robinson burger wife of georgia secretary of state, as trump attacked him incessantly for standing by the election results in georgia. he said the enemy of the people. intimidation is a form of border suppression and goes hand in hand with, with the elections version, both in our history. and today they're trying to rig an election a we can lift that out, but i hope you're all going to be pull watches more than the entire poll watching program for the trump campaign was called army for trump. we need every able bodied man woman to join the army for trump's election security operation, the underlying narrative. the messages that was pushed were one of we need to go protect and stop fraud from coming into our elections. it was a very militarist they campaign to increase its

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k. own secretary, a will criminal live on u. k. television. she hasn't been seen on mainstream u. k. tv since fiona valley is national campaigns coordinator for the u. k. revolutionary communist party, co ordinating multiple pro palestinian and competence across u. k. universities, some of which have now been banned. fiona, thanks so much for coming on. going underground, you know, in a normal, well peaceful world, i might be asking you about the cross war of the grenville 5. what's going on the ground covered a lot when we were based in london, the whitewash inquiry too many, but i suppose i better begin. why will you and babs tens or hundreds of thousands to be outside israel's embassy in london today? thank you so much for having me on the show. i mean, the majority of people of the po show that the majority of people in person do not support or israel is doing, do not support even the british government's involvement in supply and funding for israel, and it's genocide against the palestinians. and despite that, we have a government that is continuing to support that. and so it's important for us to consistently demonstrate that as much as we can d

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k m k g changes changes name m k. i am just turning old truck only to the know who retrieve because it's ukraine. and just like i said, i imagine the main stream media got hold of a russian dude or an ethnic russian or somebody that volunteering and worship who 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 on, in the u. k. n. and your 1st range that they all seem to be still the same. the snowball rolled in the same place. what's new, they decided to say, oh no, he didn't, he didn't we work for now. he's done an important guy. he's a nobody. i took a look at some of the headlines on you. maybe you could start, we'll 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 refutes links to the suspect, the trump florida shoes are oh, well that's the, that's the bugs. because nothing to see here, right? you just tried to kill the president and you know, how did he get an, a k 47 weights to balance it on rooks actually get the airline tickets back at who paid for? you know, how did he get to know exactly when, so it was going to be there. it's a 3 and i'll forget all the, that's all of us tomorrow. and it's the new york posts alleged from going, man, i think he was the goldman correct. i think they pulled him out of his car, found

k and ten k runs along the waterfront. afterward visitors took part in tastings of beer, kombucha, and hard t. most of us, me and her did 10-k. >> we did. we did the five k stroll. >> breweries involved, including almanac, alameda island and faction brewers zvi irons. >> oats have this awful friedliche wisn are the most famous beer party of them. >> all is now underway. kegs are officially tapped for oktoberfest 2024. in germany, some 6 million beer lovers from all around the world are gathering now in munich. they'll spend the next two weeks enjoying the sights and sounds and the tastes of world famous german beer, food and music. >> all right, tomorrow night, the a's begin their final home series at the oakland coliseum when they host the texas ranger. yesterday, the yankees beat the a's 7 to 4 as aaron judge of the yankees hit his major league leading 55th homer of the season, and the yankees swept the three game series. lawrence butler of the a's zero for five, ending his league leading streak of getting on base in 27 straight games, and giants pitcher blake snell struck out nine batters in six strong innings as the giants beat the kansas city royals

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k. television. she hasn't been seen on mainstream u. k. tv since fiona valley is national campaigns coordinator for the u. k. revolutionary communist party, co ordinating multiple pro palestinian encampments across u. k. universities, some of which have now been banned. fiona, thanks so much for coming on. going underground, you know, in a normal, well peaceful world, i might be asking you about the cross war of the grenville 5. what's going on the ground covered a lot when we were based in london, the whitewash inquiry too many, but i suppose i better begin. why will you and babs tens or hundreds of thousands to be outside israel's embassy in london today? thank you so much for having me on the show. i mean, the majority of people of the pole show that the majority of people in person do not support or israel is doing, do not support even the british government's involvement in supply and funding for israel and it's genocide against the palestinians. and despite that, we have a government that is continuing to support that. and so it's important for us to consistently demonstrate that as much as we can demonstrate, actually what the false majority of people think. in spite of everything, the governm

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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 crane use it. storm shadow ms solves 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. and as far as the problems, the government is concerned, that is the u. k. position u. k. wants to permits ukraine to use all storm shadow missile since cold missiles to attack a russian targets. now the problem is that 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 him, his red lines that it's going to continue that way. lawrence. if we look at the of the nato countries, $32.00 nations in nato. i think it's fair to say is it not? but the u. k. is one of the most hawkish countries along perhaps with poland and the baltic nations, which will a geographically close to russia. and of course the baltic nations well once pop to the soviet union. yeah, there's no doubt a

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k. >> now remember i.s.i.s k. this for people don't remember i.s.i.s. k. is the group that carried out the suicide bombing. >> that's right. the narrative is always that they fight each other. but with the americans, there they you know, they and, the bomber came out of bagram by the way, jake thousands of i.s.i.s. prisoners escaped out of bagram that are threat to the united states today. so the national security council spokesman john kirby, was asked about the report. >> he said it didn't contain anything new, and he added this trump administration cut a deal, call the doha agreement that mandated a complete u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. and yes, that included bagram air base, president biden for his part face a stark choice when he came to office, abide by the florida agreement and end america's longest war or blow up the deal, extend the war if that is true why not fall? trump along with biden? >> so the doha audrii was interesting. zarqawi's odd is architect. he does not bring the afghan government and that was a mistake in my judgment the doha a

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k-pop is such a big deal, tell me a little bit about the performances we can see in the preshow. you said it. k-pop is taking the world by storm. if you look at it k-pop video, you shouldn't be surprised to see more than 1 billion views. but why we love k-pop so much aside from the choreography and creativity, it is the visions. making music videos is an art form that we have to acknowledge and k-pop groups take that seriously. it made a lot of sense to have them open up the show for us in the preshow. >> and we are excited to see you doing your thing. thank you for hanging out with us. we are looking forward to it. >> let's do it again next year at the same time. >> it's a date. he's wonderful. he does a lot of cool stuff with mtv and dives deeper into music and culture and see how it has evolved over the years. mtv, video killed the radio star, when i say that, you know how old i am and how it got started. >> k-pop, my daughter is going to be so thrilled. >> it is amazing. now let's talk about the weather. we have a couple of things we need to break apart. the marine layer behind me will stick around for the coming days throughout the bay area in the early morning hours. nice, mild weather for us, which is very beneficial for all boo

k, which would permanently close part of the great highway to car traffic. opponents of prop k held a rally outside a local business. okay, now on k. >> it's not okay. >> proposition kld shut down the upper side of the great highway between lincoln way and sloat boulevard, and make room for a park. opponents of prop k say closing the great highway would push thousands of cars onto the residential streets in the sunset, and richmond districts. supporters say closing the highway would save the city money in upkeep costs, and a new park would draw more business. the timing makes sense as the lower portion of the highway is already slated to close in 2026. some of the local businesses in favor of prop k are super excited, because this means more folks will come out for the park. >> right now, people that want to ride bikes, they can already do it on great highway. there is a path there is a path to jog on both sides. >> prop k will be on the san francisco ballot this november. it will require a simple majority to pass. >> families in alameda county who lost loved ones to violence shared their grief with drivers passing by on interstate 880. the display was part of a nat

k. how might that potentially change things? well, there are agreements between the u. n. b, u k. and between france and the u. k. and the latest agreement between france and britain, for example, involved uh, britain, sending more money to france to increase the number of patrols ended detention centers on the french side of the border in the, in the agreement between the e u and the u. k. they've agreed to share more intelligence to try to stop the criminal enterprises that are loring people to do this, but nothing has works. i'm not sure that something called a treaty would be better than these agreements. but what frances saying today is that it needs more money from the u. k. if it wants to help them effectively stop people from leaving the front side of the border as as a cause. the tragedy today clare, terry, thank you so much as always for your reporting that is dw correspondent terry schultz. we do have time to bring you up to speed with some other world news headlines. tel aviv has seen a 3rd straight night of protests calling for a cease fire and gaza and a deal to release hostages house by home. us demonstrators blocks, traffic, and some were arrested during classes with police. the protest comes after the is really military, were covered the bodies of 6 captives last weekend. former volkswagen boss martin ventercore and has gone on trial and the german city

k runs along the waterfront. then the festival kicked into high gear with unlimited beer, kombucha and hard tea tastings. most of us, me and her did 10-k. >> we did, we did. we did the five k, five kll. >> breweries out there include almanac, alameda island and faction brewers. >> all right, pam, over the weekend, things got a little strange in san francisco. the 25th annual how weird street fair took over howard street just in time to celebrate the autumn equinox. the festival saw a variety of eccentric attractions, ranging from dj performances across eight stages to colorful costumes and imaginative art. >> the beetlejuice beetlejuice movie, now in its third time at the box top of the box office studio, estimates the sequel brought in $26 million over the weekend, beating the animated movie transformers one, which debuted at second with 25 million. horror movie speak no evil finished in a distant third with $5.9 million. and the national association of theater owners, which represents the eight biggest movie theater companies, say it will shell out $2 billion to upgrade 21,000 theaters over the next three years. the chains include amc, regal, cinemark usa and cineplex marcus the

k, for, for some time it is being declined by previous u. k. governments. but the hope is here in fraud. so with this new u. k, governments on the kids stomach, but perhaps that could change. okay. thanks so much for the update. that is natasha butler for us in northern france. more than half of students population is living under the threat of hung up the southern give us cited lodge areas of farmland, months of conflicts between the army and the parent, military rapids support forces and also hampton food production. severe ryans, of listening, the situation of the moving reports from saddam's northern states, in this farm land, once produced crops, that's applied to the local markets. but the land owner, us monthly, the med says this year he doesn't expect to produce any crops. he says, heavy rains and to rental floods have destroyed the foil and has impacted the farm facilities. was set at the end of the month and looked at it with the motor. if a lot of flights destroyed the ground and the water wells, now we call and found because the wells on working for us to get water for the crops, every water well

k. and bearing mindset russian u. k. relations are as a historic low points. now, this incident is not surprising a tool and just recently b, u k announced that it was going to list is find a is bonded for ukraine. i'm using its full shadow long range missiles for strike, for strikes deep into russian territory. uh, that means of course, outraged russia. so what we know at the moment is that 6 employees of the british and the city in most cases have been stripped out of that credit station and are about being expelled. as you said, as the actions were found to contain signs of intelligence work in order to stabilize russia, and that was reported by the public relations center of the f as b of russia and also according to official representative of the foreign ministry. maria is the heart of the british embassy. that's her quotes that the british embassy went found beyond the boundaries, outlined by the vienna conventions. i also the to be tunnel russia. 24, actually names that as diplomats. so we have the names, all of them. uh, the employees of the british embassy here in moscow. so of course, this is a developing story and we're going to watch it pretty closely. you do shop a lot of over the nations live in moscow. thank you. yeah, i, the rescue operations are continuing and northeast and larger area off to a dime collapse cause flooding that's affected more than too many. and people, emergency officials say at least 37 have died in my body since tuesday. the surgeon water has cut off bridges and roads leaving large parts of the city and accessible at least 5 times at africa have this following heavy rains and base. and she is many more are in need of repair. more than 40 people died in 2018 onshore dam collapse, uncanny as west valley survivors in the town of soul. i have been recalling the tragic incident. catherine slowly reports, it's been nearly 6 years since friday. this from joseph and john, this neighborhood, the town of july and central canyon, a dunbar, and millions of the lease is of water and huge rocks gosh downstream. the people leave. john, his father was among the 47 people who died and included the classical stuff with that. we were looking for me. i found that, but we found his body hanging on a tree branch. there was 6 other bodies including a child on the base of the dom up stream had been slowly crushed too before each claps. this whole area was covered with mud and water. the owners of this private dumb was lame, full failing to appear to safety standards. people have rebuilt, but they say the har or what happened to them is something they will live with forever. since then, several dogs in africa, how far lab was so for one and nice area course of these thousands of people is who don was killed in out of, but in august in libya, to dance collapsed in the northern city of dana late last year. $5000.00 people died, a tom on a lease, a many dogs. i really need over the past, the tennessee. oh good. um. well feeling very fast and um, because of could it be this sort of uh, issues the trouble ticket cut off when this done. why? because tucked it, then it's a soft interest. so if that's kind of a catastrophe, way i buy the busts, others say some downs are old and may not be adopted to environmental changes done that was billed 40 years ago, was totally different from what is happening today. with the climate change impact over the time, the increase of people, the location of their new homes, the disruptions of the existing forest land that has been acting as a protection of allowing the gums and, and the reverse ducati the what out through monday, just precipitation at that time, it's totally different from what it is to day, and therefore that assessment becomes really vital for us to be able to tell or to check on these, these more what have that is coming into the dumbs. now, climate scientists say without proper planning, faxed exhaust, as we only get, was catherine. so all the 0 fly central k. now morocco has concerned its 1st case of the impulse virus health officials say a patient in the city of medications receiving treatments. and as in a stable condition, contact tracing is underway. the outbreak began in democratic republic of congo cases of also have been confirmed in thailand and sweden. the world health organization has declared the virus of public health, emergency of international consent to the head of knowledge as a, a of our members rejected the contract by type it in time. so boeing as it stop reject to pay deal and go on strike. north korea reveals images of the uranium enrichment facility for the 1st time showing lead a came jones on inspecting the site. the there's been snowing heavily in the are across the all stream to of all it's still snowing and now i grand or foster because of these slow moving frontal system, which is pumping plenty of potential energy up from the sides and then it's getting colder. coming in the top, it just keeps getting, it keep

k, and varying mindset. russian u. k. relations are as a historic low points. now, this incident is not surprising a tool and just recently the u. k announced that it was going to list is a bond is bond for ukraine. i'm using it, storm shadow, long range missiles for strike, for strikes deep into russian territory a that move of cause outraged russia. uh so what we know at the moment is that 6 employees of the british and the city in most cases have been stripped out of that credit station and are about being expelled. as you said, as the actions were found to contain signs of intelligence work in order to stabilize russia, and that was reported by the public relations center of the f as b of russia and also according to official representative over the foreign ministry . maria is the heart of the british embassy at that side. her quotes that the british embassy went found beyond the boundaries outlined by the vienna conventions . i also the tv channel, russia 24, actually names that as diplomats. so we have the names, all of them. uh, the employees of the british embassy here in moscow. so of course, this is a developing story and we're going to watch it pretty close to me. so that was really a shop, a lot of a reporting from moscow that spring, enjoying the hall. he's joining us live from london. has there been any reaction from the bush government join a i know not specifically to the expulsion of these diplomats no, and you know, frankly that probably won't be any sort of a sub stand to whole verbal reaction to it. this is something that has happened relatively frequently is unit, was outlining the setting and the use of the printing presidency at moments of high tension between russia and the west. the expulsion of diplomats from one embassy met with the tit for tat, usually expulsion of diplomats from the embassy and the other country. their cold diplomats because they work and they never see. in reality, they tend to be intelligence operatives, spies, most embassies have them and therefore, we don't hear very much so substantively about what they were actually doing the, the f s. b, the principal intelligence agency in russia is usually was saying, says it has the documents suggested the british foreign office or a department within the british foreign office is working to coordinate the escalation of political, political, and military relations. a task specifically with ensuring rushes strategic defeat a new credit. now that's hardly surprising. i mean, it's been publicly stated, but his policy since february 2020 to the britain is working for at russia's defeat and ukraine. so this is a symbolic act. symbolic of the attention of the moment, it is also a preemptive strike. by that it may have preteen in the criminal criminal. the head of that meeting later in washington between kissed arm of the british prime minister and joseph biden, where it is anticipated. certainly by putting that they will decide to exceed to canes request to be able to use long range missiles to hit targets inside russia. and so, and what are the concerns about that of the u. k. and the us to size that ukraine can use long range missiles on russia, the concerns about that potentially widening the conflict, the spot to as thomas saying on his way to washington dc that the u. k. isn't seeking conflict with russia. i don't think they will certainly be concerns given present improvements, comments that, that would put nato and russia in direct conflict. but i think there is probably a quite careful balancing of interests and risks going on at the moment. on the one hand, it is pretty clear, the war is not going well for ukraine. yes, that was that advanced into the coast region of russia. but no, it didn't have at one of its desired effects of diverting russian results is away from its escalating advance in the east. and it's becoming increasingly clear, particularly with the supply of missiles by iran to russia. so western intelligence believes that this war is not winnable by ukraine, but on the other hand, they probably believe that russia doesn't actually wa

k. military base. now despite being quite comfortable with important support for israel, david law, me earlier admitted the u. k. on exposed to the country may pose a risk of violating international k monetary in low or london suspended a limited number of weapons exports. early this week, c as of 350 licenses have been halted including components full 5 digits, helicopters, and drones, however, pods for f $35.00 jets which are supposed to be used for dropping bones on gone so were excluded from that list. dimitry, the scar, a spoke directly to us earlier and he said he's the partial health of weapons to as well as just quotes. window dressing is less than 10 percent of licenses. insignificant, really. and i think what's happening here is that you now have a new labor government. your storm are, although the, the cure storm or has gone the extra mile to purge from the labor party base them to support palestinian human rights and, and this is not expelled them from the party, at least just empower them. the fact of the matter is that there is a lot of support even still for the power steering causes within the labor party base. and so he has to make some kind of performative gesture. this is the performative gesture, but no one should be to see if we've seen the same a stick. this kabuki theater in canada, where canada following the us and britain, imposed sanctions on 4 or 5 settlers they characterized as being an extremist but have not imposed a single sanction on, denny is really liter, military or civilian, even after they impose, you know, or attempted to impose very severe sanctions on the russian federation, the ran venezuela. anyone who basically is disobedient to the west gets the full panoply of devastating sanctions. whereas those who serve western, who jo, hedge a monic purposes, they get nothing more than window dressing. and that's what you're getting for the british government. here, it's the window dressing. it's been nearly a month since bangladesh is prime, minister was ousted um, sledge the country with the new encumbrances already stirring control the sea, often lifting the band on a new tore as is lemay square. we pay known for it. so, atrocities committed during the nation struggle for independence. i'll tell you steve. sweetie takes up the story. a jump macias allow me is bought less of the month onto the pots with i don't mold in bangladesh on grounds of terrorism. on the bottom, protest swept the country. the new transitional government led by us back nobel peace prize winner. dr. mohammed eunice has reversed upon on the countries and all this is on the policy is student wing and association organizations. the government did not find any definite link between terrorism in the germonti is long the bangladesh. its student wing is lama. chandra should be here and all other associated units of the organization. therefore, the government believes that the jermanti is law me, bangladesh is law. me try for a should be here and all other associated units of the jamal are not involved in acts of terrorism. often taking power you think was shy, would with praise, bye western media organizations with the crew portrayed us the restoration of democracy in bangladesh. the man who will lead bangladesh, his new k. so he government has returned to co nova laureate mohammed eunice, faces a massive task in bringing the country together. bangladesh is seeking to move on from political upheaval. unplugged shit, early wednesday nobel peace laureate mohammed eunice was officially named chief advisor of the interim government. of these long being regarded as one of bangladesh is leading citizens. now, mohammed unice has been asked to lead his country out of crisis, but some of the vote in the bottle and your mouth, the small me could see is k. i like the bottom of this nice, but it's policy or other is the most policies take power in the country? there are concerns here in india with the establishment that now with the shape because you know, gone. that could be the redone due to either the b and b, or possibly even some these law missed bought these uh, how would you address those concerns? because he knew it can be, trump is a good thing is they did. i mean everybody hates it. i hate the way she doe

is it that she's earning 170 k, or that she's earning 170 k, or that she's earning 170 k, or that she'smore than the prime minister? both, actually. don't you think 170 grand to be chief of staff to the prime minister seems like a fair salary. >> i think it's too much in this. we're in a high cost of living with everything, and they're supposed to be for the working man. i think it's quite outrageous. and she's getting more. and she knew getting more than keir starmer. >> if you want top talent in government, you've got to pay for it. >> but andy, it's the hypocrisy that stinks for most people. most people wouldn't bat an eyelid at pay of people in downing street. i don't think they want them to be earning this much money, if we're being honest, but most people would understand if that was an important position. it's the hypocrisy that the labour party have shown and the contempt they've shown for the british people by saying, you can't do that, tories. but when they get into government, they do exactly the same thing as they said that you shouldn't do. >> exactly, because on dominic cu