k. k and its extensions which are targeting turkey from a rocky territory. we are pleased that it has been declared a band organization on this occasion. i shared with my counterpart, my strong belief that the p k case presents, you know, rocky territory will end as soon as possible by being officially declared a terrorist organization. the meetings were of course, conducted behind closed doors. it has been close to the media for a very important reason, and it's because a lot of agreements that were signed and the discussions that were held relate to national security of the national security of church here as well as a rock. but to see how things develop, we're going to have to wait on. what does the officials say? we understand that over the course of last year or 2 and has been battling for a cross board of military operation into northern iraq targeting the p k. k is going to be interesting to see how and to the operates with the help part least with the coordination of the iraq with therapy, with the baghdad. and hypothetically speaking, how that will shape the geography and how it will shape the middle east. and what is real in the united states and its allies will have to say in this re

k? but i guess that's on brand for trump. k, k, k. >> ooh! >> stephen: what? what? things is, this trial could go on for months, but trump still has a presidential campaign to run. his team claims that even on some court days, trump will hold both in-person and virtual events. that's gonna make for some awkward trial moments. "your honor, can we wrap this up? i'm late for a rally where i call for your execution... if it please the court." ooh, speaking of which. [cheering] speaking of which, on saturday, trump held a rally in trump held a rally in pennsylvania, in a little town called schnecksville. "i was told there would be schnecks. i look around, not even popcorn. unless this building over there is made of gingerbread. eric, give it a good lick." trump told the crowd he was not looking forward to his day in court. >> on monday in new york city, i will be forced to sit fully gagged. i'm not allowed to talk. can you believe it? they want to take away my constitutional right to talk. >> stephen: first of all, it's freedom of speech, not "right to talk" and never in

k-y. yours is s-k-k-y. how did you come up with that name? kim: we had to have a little bit of influence i thought. i thought ds for sammons and kim kardashian. it worked out, it made sense. david: you've been exposed to private equity for a little bit of time. you've met with investors here and around the world and so forth. what is your view of the private equity investment community? the most honest people you have ever met? kim: very nice people. i actually have been introduced to the world. a lot of my friends growing up are in this space now so i am on a group chat where i am being asked all the time about different companies and businesses, mostly tech that they invest in if they are good companies and i've gotten on zooms with founders to hear their pitches on their businesses as if i were them -- i work with them already, so i felt like it would be a good next step to do it together. david: jay, how did the two of 4you meet and how did you get into private equity and why do you specialize in consumer? jay: i started -- well first of

classes canceled because students set up a gaza strip and bellow out "i am hamas " you can't yell "oim k k k. >> if i went into the nyu square with a white hood on and said lynch the blacks, burn the gaze, my id would be shut off by that night and i would never work in academia again. there were be no need for the words context or new wants, i would not be protected by terms like the first amendment or free speech. >> jesse: if i'm not a hamas lover, just a pro- palestinian and everybody in the protest is yelling death to israel, i might pack up and pitch my tent somewhere else. instead of yanking their ids and suspending them, politicians are praising them. >> i am incredibly moved by your courage and bravery as a student body in putting your bodies on the line to stand in solidarity to end the genocide that is taking place in gaza. >> jesse: it starts on college campuses and festers down the chain. by the way, the israelis our bombing gaza and feeding them and delivering them aid and america is giving the palestinians billions of dollars these students don't know that because when they arr

k. k. and it's extensions hoping targeting took yeah, from iraq soil and i welcomed the p k. k, the declared as a band group and expressed a strong belief that the p k case presents in a rocky territory with a as soon as possible to my colleagues in it. new york is in this, in between them is good. this region, hope the visit can pave the way for resumption of oil exports through the cookie hunt by applying which has been shut down since march last year. the lucky government has opposed to the loan designated to them is good decision to explore to all through its lands without without the consent of 30 years of disputes over water. and buddha security is the ones that visit is seen as the beginning of a new chapter and just with the cooperation between the 2 countries. but what happened was, i was busy at a brother, rodney and president abraham ray. so he is on the 3 day visit the pockets don aimed at improving relations between the 2 countries. tension surged in january of to an exchange of strikes along the port of of both countries now seem determined to move on has come ou

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k. k and its extensions which are targeting turkey from a rocky territory. we're pleased that it has been declared a band organization on this occasion. i shared with my counterpart, my strong belief that the p k case presents in a rocky territory will end as soon as possible by being officially declared a terrorist organization. very little is known at this plains, so we expect at least the turkish side to provide a little bit more information in how church and iraq are going to move forward. in this respect, what we can expect this course is a potential cross border operation. but unlike previous uh, operations or military interventions, we can expect to the turkish side to work hand in hand with the rocky side to expel the curtis militants within the region. of course, how this is going to happen is going to be a matter of great concern, because it's a matter of concern for uncle to that the united states has been arming to the groups within the region. and this has been a point of contention for on cut off. and it appears that the rocky side is just as setups, because it has been urging the united states to leave its country. that to hopefully at least the results and something tangible fo

it's all alphabet soup up here, but they are literally an extension of the p k k. another alphabet soup. but those are turkish curtis groups that we call terrorist. and now in order to fight isis a legitimate terrace group, we're making common cause with a terrorist group that we've designated. so we rename them the syrian democratic forces. and now we're in this battle, but the syrian democratic forces have control over an important part of syria, the, this, the, the northeastern part, where oil fields exist, oil fields that had been sustaining isis outside up. and now we sought to keep to sustain the kurdish forces that were now or allies, even though they are terrorist. isis has been destroyed, but we were using the kurdish forces as a mechanism to achieve an unspoken objective regime change in damascus. we're seeking to remove bush or i'll aside from power. we were using one of the reasons why isis existed is because we turned a blind eye to their creation because we found it to be useful in the process of the stabilizing syria. now we had the target isis, so w

um, probably they will uh set up incumbents and so sort of the k k camps and the about the exactly what homes. but i think right now, if a fight started intensely in rough, rough a has a population density of about $18500.00 plus click allow me to. this is 3 times the usual, the population density of guys which used to be before the war. $6500.00 plus click allow me to so it's very dense. anyway, you should, especially with that type of intensity. we know how can you in his head that about 9 big aids at one point. so if you saw something in gaza of 9 and 9 bigs, it's like almost 3 divisions in this very tiny area with lots of civilians. that is a recipe for another major massacre. this is going to go on and where does that leave us? and in terms of, of getting age and how does that square with it with what might be coming? i think it's, uh, what we'll do. this is just the full costing uh more or less uh to, to reduce the uh, or to, to basically comply with the pressure from the us. you may see some movement towards the north or for that moving towards north, from the se, and civilians i

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more of a k k neanderthal becaui didn't vote for president biden.vangelical supporters and base not very big and christian and considering where the white house is and easter egg roll and no christian symbols allowed on eggs and it's a tough one to convince and idea of unity ticket, you balk up six avenue in garbage trucks and bring in bill clinton and barack obama were at least lucid when they were presidents and surrounding the guy not lucid anded a led as the current president to get over the hump. if biden is the most vigorous and vivacious and said he was ready to go durck the state of the union, why isn't he out leading the charge to counter us neanderthals in the country? he can't. jim clyburn hoping blacks come home, which they're not and latinos move away and proclaim cesar chavez day and talk about the left wing catholicism and marxism and i didn't say that. they're all playing in game as if we're supposed to be gas lit into believing whatever they tell us today. stuart: trump's search for vice presidential candidate is getting serious and

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found so far as being one. yes. since vote for catherine. so don, more than 11000000 people have fed they homes because of fighting between the army, empower, military rapids support systems. now that you, one is the one in the country. it is on the brink of 7. while the us special envoy for saddam tom perio has visited the vision and met display cities outside the country. my colleagues, how do you say don began by asking him if he'd spoken to the one finds in the conflict? we are in communication with the sides, but mostly with the sudanese people who are very clear about what they want. they want an end to this war and a returned to the constitutional transition that they had just 5 years ago. this week. they want to see fewer x, terminal actors, fueling this conflict, and finding more who are going to be partners in a peace process. and we are engaged with our african counterparts and others in the region. and particularly the neighboring countries who are paying such a price for the instability as more and more refugees flow across borders, facing hunger and atrocities inside. so there's an renewed urgency, i think, from all actors to get these sides to the table and to get a peace deal that ends this war. you mentioned getting the 2 sides of the table. so have you heard anything you have any reason to be optimistic about the possibility of getting the 2 sides to the table and trying to resolve this through diplomacy rather than through finding? unfortunately, i think we see the 2 sides largely negotiating with guns at great expense to the civilians rather than at the table. but on the more hopeful side, i think we are seeing more and more of the countries in the region to understand how urgent the situation is. first and foremost, as a horrific humanitarian prices, but also as a regional in the source of instability, particularly as more and more actors engage more foreign fighters come in. so we are seeing, i think, a much higher degree of diplomatic interest in ending the war. and of course, the voice of the suicide student needs people who are very clear in the urgency of ending the war. returning to civilian rule and addressing this horrific humanitarian crisis, it's clear that the sudanese, particularly the youth under $25.00 who make up so much of the population they know the future they want. they want that to be an inclusive democratic sudan. they want it to be a stable sudan, and that's a good thing for the whole region and uh, for partners like us around the world. so we want to do more to try to learn lessons from that period and build back. but we also know right now that we must urgently build the political will to end this war. and right now it does not seem like the 2 belligerents themselves have that well. so that's going to have to be a combination of the sudanese people and those of us on the outside who care deeply about the people of sudan, a, do you have a date so when you plan to visit? so then uh, well we have some security issues there. uh, we were on the border uh with the child camps and been meeting with hundreds of civilians in kampala and nairobi and add us in cairo and other areas. and we'll look forward for the right moment to be able to return there. but i can tell you that what we are doing every day is working on the negotiations and the political will. uh so that everybody can return into sudan, the sudanese people who are so eager to get back to their homes. now 2 decades ago with a small photos of smiling, do a soldier's posing with humiliation. detain needs at the rocks, abu ghraib, prison cost worldwide shock. and after years of legal batch was the law suited for by 3 prisoners began on monday, john hand and reports from alexandria, virginia of the abu ghraib pictures tell us sordid tale of torture, prisoners stack naked and a pyramid handcuffed on the ground. drag by a leash and attached to electrical wires, the soldier giving a thumbs up next to a corpse. now, 20 years after the release of those photos of the us run prison at abu ghraib and a rock set off global outrage. 3 survivors are getting their day in court with upgrade and the revelations i thought was happening and i would grade that open the eyes of the united states and the world to shift away from the law and treatment of those in custody in the name of the war on terror, the survivors are suing c a c on the virginia base military contractor that supplied the interrogators who worked at the prison. just as had been a long delay this case has been bouncing around the court since 2008. c a c. i a has tried to have it dismissed around 20 times in 2021. the us supreme court sent it back here to district court, where it will finally go on trial. the company denies wrong doing and says it's employees have not directly inflicted abuse of the prisoners, but the plaintiffs in the case they, the company set the conditions that resulted in torture by ordering military police to quote, soften up detainees for interrogations. there's been so little, no accountability, really for what happened at abu good god and, and beyond. i think a case of just one person is tremendously significant. among those expect it to testify. army general antonio, to a group who led an investigation into the abu ghraib scandal and former staff sergeant ivan frederick sentenced a more than 8 years in prison for inflicting abuse. john henry and al jazeera, alexandria virginia, the war crimes tried if one of sylvia's highest ranking, former military officials, has begun in a swedish court. well homeless, homeless, accused of violating international humanitarian law during sylvia 7. for the 65 year old face is a life sentence for his alleged involvement, and what prosecutions argue? what indiscriminate attacks on the city of homes and 2012 as well. i think the vixen this, the visa card is there just a few boxes, a place in homes. and i'm a 2012. a new fact similar elsewhere in syria have resulted in houses with losing their family members living their homes. and it's all happening. patient is claiming that this is walters wordpress. and so if the court degrees, the defendants will be receiving up to 18 years in prison and even life jury selection has begun. and donald trump, so for that hush money trial is the 1st the full criminal trials. he's facing his, he campaigns to return to the white house. trump is accused of this guys and payments made to an adult film star to hide an extramarital affair. first and salumi reports from new york city. the former president donald trump arrived admin hatton district court on monday for jury selection. in the 1st of 4 criminal trials he's facing. as usual, he wasn't shy about expressing his opinion. the the $34.00 charges against him stem from a $130000.00 payment made to this one, the former adult film star known as stormy daniel. she says she received it in the run up to the 2016 election to buy her silence about a sexual encounter. which trumps denies ever happened. but pain daniels itself is an illegal. the crime is the alleged attempt to disguise it as a payment for legal services. you can pay hush money. this is america. if you want to pay someone to not speak and not talk about it, that's okay. as long as they are consenting to it, the crime comes in is the way these payments were characterized in 2 different places, both in the trump organization. and in michael cohen this record. the president's former fix or lawyer michael cohen pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations related to those payments in 2018. here is trump speaking to reporters on air force one earlier that. dear. okay, cohen and daniel's testimony will be key to the prosecution's case. other potential witnesses include karen mcdougal, the former model, whose claim of an affair with trump was also silenced. and former white house insiders like who picks and kelly and conway, before the prosecution can begin presenting its case. they and the defense must agree on 12 jurors who will just size the president's guilt or innocence. that process alone could take days or even weeks if found guilty, the former president could face jail time be expected, appeal would likely drag into next year after the election. kristin salumi al jazeera, new york. debbie hines is the form of baltimore city prosecutor, and she says, cases involving charges like those trumpets facing a usually straightforward of what he's charged with is $34.00 accounts, mostly mister new years and a felony falsifying documents. so i'll have to prosecute should really have to prove is payments for may, they were may not for the purpose that they are stated for if they were not made for a re payment of lawyer fees to michael cohen. but they were made for the purpose of hushing money that was paid to stormy damaged. so we had an affair with why he was there, and he's charged with by making the home that he was motivated to make the payment . so his intent and making the payment was to not get out that he had paid the money to stormy dance because he wanted to keep his standing with the female women voters that respected women of ours. and yeah, so that's the most important that i've been bred has against all the other accounts here, falsifying documents at the corporation. he is saying that he's paying for legal fees, but he's not paying for legal fees. and it does run into different dummy shell corporations in order to access what he was trying to do. but again, the most important, the most important one is to validate the account that involves a stormy daniels account. and they actually interference with the election because that payment was actually made within days of november 2016 election. and so it's very clear, at least in my mind as the prosecutor, that that's what he was trying to do is to avoid and not have that get out. but he had done that. i have to say in all honesty, you know, it's still a touchy course because there's many things that can happen before the truck gets to a bird or even a hung jury. and what i mean by that is there things that can happen during the course of the trial that can cause a missed trial that can cause it not to even go to mary. we've had 1000000000 appeals in the other cases. and so it's also likely not as likely that he might be able to appeal. so ruling in the judge his case that's less likely, but it's not as smooth pass for alvin frank to actually get a conviction because he actually is, yeah it's, it's not us, pat styles of ask on refugees will be forced to leave pockets on, including those who have legal to pocket sony documents. this is the 2nd phase of a controversial planned by the government to expel afghans from the country. last of 12 of thousands of afghans without official documentation will order to leave within 30 days, will be forcibly deported. a correspondence come on high that has more of them because on the refugee camps and charlotte, the millions of of gone refugees are now facing an uncertain future. and buckets, dawn, after their government are focused on door them to leave within 30 day. last yeah, i'd rather unfortunate, but in the dodge human rights organizations of course, condemned to move things that are going rent. uh, and most of these people who have been living in this country for decades after they've fled the country window. gotcha. and then rated, i've run it's gone, gone, know what really happened to them. many of these children that you see behind me were born in this country. young man, some of them also who of course have no, no other players like focused on their home. then now after labor that heavy heart, many have already left over half a 1000000. and according to the report from the government, we've been talking to some of these editors here to tell us how they feel about being forced out of this country, which they have got at home and what they are likely to see when they go back to a run it's done, you know, who do you just have one assigned to budget? i've got any studies facing a list of challenges even if we go back, we don't have houses to live in or jobs to any living and supports all families. it will be difficult to survive in a war torn country out of advantage. that is why we wanted to do the problem. so if this gets more than 40 years since we migrated to pocket stone, many of us were born here. we have businesses here many a working as labor is it would be very difficult to return to a country where there was no education, no health facilities, and no work. full social security is our major concern with it. let's see how was that karl k? but it is important to know that the government is using and executed by saying that because there is a spike and get into them and violence, they cannot control the figure. this situation if they have undocumented of law and order a part in n and living in this country. oh, well, how familiar enough runs. i've already left the country and many more are on the way. because you did it all a day and a rather than clement them not being able to move across the board for the past few days. that protested likely to begin again. and it is not just the unregistered, i've run record is already be part of the back. but the government adults are announced that all the doors of one refugees who are registered with the daughter did. dad will also have to go, there's an unpopular move that did likely to affect relations between the hours of on dollar bond government and i've run it on. and they're going to focused on tension that also high on the board to. and most of these people ever and uncert

trophy, conquered europe, look, the recipient of the ussr state bank, sender, military unit litera k, litera kand then i’ll run around like a hare for the rest of my life? no, mish, this arrangement does not suit me. what do you propose to hand over all this? no, yuri, i don’t agree. you do what you want, but we have our share of it anyway. and we successfully entered, and the wild boar, yes, it made our ears tickle for the whole season, wait a minute, it smelled like something fresh. and the gates are closed. oh, come on, come on, what is the reason for us to give up, boss, like what, direct, purely heartfelt confession and assistance to the investigation softens the wine, well, yes, and extends the sentence, we swam, we know, let's without this bullshit, okay, come on, let's talk , as business people, well, this is a serious bazaar, talk, you, you leave everything as it is, including the prisoner, and we give you the opportunity to leave unhindered, yes, only you must promise that you will forget everything that you saw here today , although no one is for you anyway will believe it, so what?

alberta to let i made their introductions i'm going to make it sure it because some of you here's a k k if you buy their books is like tim's and he is robby jones and he is michael they have a very nice bio inside their books so you know don't take notes now you robby has a website you know you'll never get all that stuff down so just take that and i that they starting a new genre because for each of them the current book is very exciting and i read them and i love them but this is the second book on a related topic so this is a new genre like politics, religion, culture going wrong and this is a follow up book which is brand new and very interesting thing with, if you like, gossip. i'll stop stop tim alberta tim alberta is in here. here is tim alberta. his book is the kingdom the power and the glory and for those of you recognized where comes from, good for you. these are you know it's amazing they're all atlantic staff writers. so this session might be called the atlantic staff reunion or maybe they'll title it next year in that way. his first book was, american carnage on the front l

k a kazi k. i'm sorry and come you come murray in southern india, a good to see your polls. so in the range your body is leading by a comfortable margin. tell us to what extent is his re election to full gone conclusion a hi there. uh well, uh many people uh, uh, are giving this opinion that day. so for the conclusion that 5 minutes a name remotely. and if you are all set to wednesday next in this time, however, uh, the results would come off on both of june and uh, uh, the actual sony will only come out then, because right now across the country, there have been many opinion polls as well. and they are uh, in, in all of the opinion that in old range of many are saying that the, uh, the gbi and uh, so in this, in the india can come back to file a many a thing that it, that it may not because the opposition parties even though there's not perfect symmetry between them, but they have succeeded in establishing an ally and they have succeeded in distribution of deep across the country. they're trying to put up a good time. now if the renter moody does when, as a is expected, what, what can we expect from his, the 10 it was there have been many promises uh that the assignment as it has made. in fact he's been calling them his listening guarantees. so that has been a month to meet up with the length of the b to b. they've gone to the elected with the promise of more these guarantees. and they have been promising everything uh from uh, from the electricity to taking the country as becoming the sud uh, to get the economy in the well, there is a, there was a plethora of problem. is that what was the opposition has also been saying is that if you could be comfortable for the 3rd time, this would mean the end of democracy in india. i because they've been saying that the hallmark of, uh, pgp in fall would have been tracked down and almost all the democratic excuses and all the conventions of democracy is doing freedom of the press and doing the freedom of defense. so uh uh, opposition says that those things are most at stake. if the beach, if he comes back to power, you've just been outlining some of the concerns how concerned dog vote has to about accusations of discrimination by bodies, government, images, b, j, p, against muslims, and all the non hindus as well. there's a fair bit of concern on that front too. however, i will have to admit that it did that concern is not uniformly spread in all parts of the country. but example of where i am right now understanding and can you have somebody which is on the southern most tape of indiana state because i'm in florida . so i'm in idaho. uh, and the body was vic guns, larger than local policies in the median parties. and for them, the concerns are entirely different. uh their leaders in the campaigns. they've been talking about that often they've been accusing the bgp of corruption. they've been using the b to be off the implementing policies or other enforcing policies on the feet of i'm a lot of which have not worked for the benefit of the state. the big concerns has been a little different on the democratic particular credentials of course. but in some other parts of the country that have also be the sentence against the track down on minority. but as i said, it's not really uniform. sorry, this is known as the world's largest election with almost a 1000000000 people eligible to take part, talk to us about the logistics of this huge undertaking as well. yes it's, it's a major logistical exercise and the lex and somebody sent me months and months of preparation in the election commission is the money which is possible for the conduct of connections of india. and during the time of connection, it has uh, sort of a 3 hand, all the, all that goes containing bit of an exotic, has it mobilizes large amounts of to go to the person that has been for the next and even guessing today's elections within the 1st phase of a 166000000 voters are going to go to for more than a 1000000. 20 votes across 70 c says we set up the z, sending the lower house of 543 up to which 10. 2 are going to do both today and only 4102 seats, $166000000.00 voters that going to come out. so there's some commission has made elaborate that increments the really book says that uh, every vote to the voting booth has to be within industry, so he'll get on it this way and, and some cities. what do you like to have done is that is it has $740.00 stations within apartment complexes. so all you have to do is come down in the boat and go back, sorry, kaji k in. can you come in a in india? 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