how many of them are there, kash? there are not even that many of them for god's sakes. >> couple thousand of them. larry: couple thousand people, can we not fight back against a couple thousand terrorists? that is what this is about. this is not an economic issue this is not a financial issue, it is not a stock market issue, it is about our own security. it is about vision people of the united states around the world, if we cannot whoop houthis who can we whoop. anyway i have to get out of there. john kirby, joe biden no thanks to what seaver. good bit of cheer, stocks hit record highs. kevin hassett bless his heart, last night on this show, can we play it? is it time to play the sound or not the right time to play the sound. we can't play the sound. they're calling me off. all i'm saying kevin hassett suggested last night on the show the democratic-run federal reserve board will cut interest rates? kevin, real polltic. steve moore to talk about it next up. ♪. you know what's interesting these days? bitcoin. look for

we went through all these choices, stephen miller, kash patel, et cetera. one of the sort conceits is any of these people would have to go through a prosin the senate to be confirmed. i think that is quite a conceit to have. if donald trump is re-elected, that sort of process, process won't matter anymore. tell me if i'm wrong. >> now, he could make them acting secretaries of state or acting cabinet ministers. he might just skip the process altogether. and i should say, it's very common in other failing or democracies in trouble, for the second term of the would-be autocratic party to be much different and worse than the first. that's what happened in viktor orban's hungerary. after he lost an election and came back, he really created a one-party state, much in his way appointing loyalists. it's the second try after briefly being an officer, the experience of failure, they're much more likely to try again. it's an accurate analysis, something that we should worry about. >> i think about maduro, who has been there 13 years or however many years. they get wor

maria: do people understand this is abuse by the fbi, kash?hink everybody's starting to see it, even the people on the radical left are saying we've got to basically run a russiagate 2.0 operation and bury this with fake news headlines and run the cover-up which is part of the two-tiered system of justice that the fbi has relied upon for years to rig presidential elections by going to secret courts and illegally surveilling american people. maria: yeah. >> more importantly, they had an opportunity to fix it, and they fade. and now this is going to continue. and i just want to say one thing about the reauthorization. it may be until april, but get this, the court works with the fbi to permit the surveillance to continue through the end of 2024 since congress allowed a short-term reauthorization. now the cops are governing themselves yet again. maria: unbelievable. alan, real quick on your book on this war on jews, has anything changed since the uproar around the university presidents and their failure to answer the simple question on whether ge

larry: kash patel, international coalition for red sea is not that international. i am reading middle east big middle east oil players are not part of this, we have bahrain. that is good. but saudis have not budged and others have not, not a peep from them, they don't seem overly troubled. yemen is right next to saudi arabia, why are they not natural enemies or maybe saudis don't trust biden administration. >> it is a combination. but mostly, remember because of the biden administration's policies, our allies in middle east, quote, unquote, have all aligned themselves with interest against american israel. they are in bed with the ccp with russians and iran over the u.s. of america. joe biden and his team condcan't even land meetings with those guys they have financially tied themselves to it. you have a points, why not bomb the houthis, you can't make up two years of priority gap. they were not focused on iran and terrorism and houthis and that is why we missed war, we can't say let's blow everything up, we have to repivot that system. at joe biden's direct tesive

kash and kason. kash and kason. and how old are you, bud? 12. 12 and 13. 13.our favorite part of christmas? the presents, of course. how about you, joy? look at the holiday spirit in this kid. so, are you guys a big fan of christmas movies? yes. yes. who's seen the polar express? you both have. mom, have you seen the polar express? i have not. you have not. okay. so this question is coming down to the kids polar express. is it classic or is it creepy? you guys are going to answer together. okay. they already know. wow. green team. which do you think kash and kason will go with? is the polar express awesome or creepy? well, the book is awesome. the movie's creepy. oh, so you think it's. but those are too little. yeah, there's a lot of psychology going on. we got. we got to analyze the problem with the polar express from from a hollywood perspective is the eyes there. exactly. they're like frosty the snowman is eyes made out of coal. we're not going to get back into that, the kid. but they have to say they love it because they watch it every year. they're going

i don't understand it, kash. maybe i do understand it but it seems to me -- i would like to see some military voices talk about this as well besides you and couple other people. kash patel, we appreciate it very, very much. thanks for coming back on the show. all right, folks coming up here on "kudlow," the head of abu dhabi's national oil company who led this u.n. climate meeting, he says eliminating fossil fuels would send the world back to the caves. i couldn't have put it better myself. it is lovely turn of a phrase. we'll talk about it with mr. wonderful, the great kevin o'leary, when "kudlow" returns. ♪. there are some things that go better... together. burger and fries... soup and salad. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. with voya, considering all your financial choices together can help you make smarter decisions. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. after advil. feeling better? on top of the worlddddd!!! before advil. advil targets pain at the source of inflammation. when

i don't understand it, kash, maybe i do but it seems to me. i'd like to see military voices talk about this as well beside you and a couple of other people. kash patel, we appreciate it very, very much. thanks for coming back on the show. coming up, head of abu dhabi national oil company that led the un climate meeting, he says eliminating fossil fuels would send the world back to the caves. i couldn't have put it better myself. it's a lovely turn of the phrase. we're going to talk about it with mr. wonderful, the great kevin o'leary when kudlow returns. (adventurous music) ♪ ♪ ♪ be ready for any market with a liquid etf. get in and out with dia. liberty mutual customized my car insurance and i saved hundreds. with the money i saved, i started a dog walking business. oh. [dog barks] no it's just a bunny! only pay for what you need. ♪liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ [phone alert] good thing the new dexcom g7 can alert you before you go too low. now, that's more peace of mind with dexcom g7 the head of larry: the head of the national oil com

i don't understand it, kash, maybe i do but it seems to me.e to see military voices talk about this as well beside you and a couple of other people. kash patel, we appreciate it very, very much. thanks for coming back on the show. coming up, head of abu dhabi national oil company that led the un climate meeting, he says eliminating fossil fuels would send the world back to the caves. i couldn't have put it better myself. it's a lovely turn of the phrase. we're going to talk about it with mr. wonderful, the great kevin o'leary when kudlow returns. there are some things that go better... together. burger and fries... soup and salad. thank you! like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. with voya, considering all your financial choices together... can help you make smarter decisions. for a more confident financial future. hey, a tandem bicycle. you can't do that by yourself. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. hi, i'm ben, and i've lost 60 pounds on golo. i currently suffer from nerve damage which kept me bedridden for si

they're talking about kash as the head of the cia potentially. now, one of the things we also know is that donald trump tried to appoint him to other positions before he made him chief of staff at the pentagon and, you know, reportedly the cia director then, gina haspel, threatened to resign. that's the only reason that kash didn't end up at the cia earlier. but these are people who have no -- there's no fitness for any appointed position. they have no place exercising any kind of authority. but those are the types of people who would be around donald trump if he were re-elected. >> i don't think the american people truly have an idea how close we came to complete anarchy and potentially a complete erosion of democracy. in the days before january 6th you are worrying, as are many republicans and many in the media, about whether vice president mike pence is going to try to stop the certification of the election results. and the truth is even though mike pence did a heroic thing and did the right thing at the end of the day, it was an open question

it's also the sycophants he surrounds himself with like steve bannon and kash patel. >> kash, i know're probably going to be head of the cia, but do you believe that you can deliver the goods on this in a pretty short order of first couple months so we can get rolling on prosecutions? >> yes. one thing we learned in the trump administration the first go around is we got to put an all american patriots top to bottom. we will go out and find the conspirators not just in government but in the media, yes, we're going to come after the people in the media who lied about american citizens, who helped joe biden rig presidential elections, we're going to come after you. whether it's criminally or civilly, we'll figure that out. yeah, we're putting you on notice. >> you better believe if trump is re-elected those two will be top members of his administration. >>> after the break, i'll talk to someone who knows a thing or two about being a footman for donald trump. michael cohen will join me next. . in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. i'm under 7. ozemp

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one voice that i'm heard about is kash patel, he served as chief of staff to the pentagon. here is what he said to say on steve bannon's podcast this week. >> we will find the conspirators in the government and the media. yes, we're coming after the people in media who lies about -- we're going to come after you. >> look, i know kash patel very well. i didn't see the full context. clip. >> sounds like a university president. >> we know this 2020 that there were massive pieces of evidence that were suppressed by collusion between the national security state in this country and various -- >> yuou're talking about the hunter biden laptop. >> the reason it was suppressed on social media. >> for like a day or two on twitter. >> millions didn't see that story if there hasn't been the collusion between the technology companies and members of the media who had security clearances. these people were using trust acquired over a lifetime of public trust and lying to the american people. >> so you agree with kash patel. >> i agree that we need to look seriously as how there was collusi

patel who worked in the last administration, i know you know kash patel.e new york times" noted today an interview with steve bannon patel said, quote, we will go out and find the conspirators not just in the government but in the media. yes, we're going to come after the people in the media who lied about american citizens. we're going to come after you whether it's criminally or civilly. >> it's nuts, right? it's crazy. i can tell you firsthand that i know that the trump campaign and the inner circle of the trump campaign which kash patel is not part of is none too happy with those comments. they're indefensible. clearly indefensible. so to be out there saying that, there's no way you can respond to it other than say it's just wrong, right? what he's saying is wrong. >> you will say that and the campaign will say that, unfortunately the candidate won't say that, that's the problem. >> and to your point about what the former president said last night to hannity, look, hannity twisted his arm a little bit and saying, saying uncle, say uncle, donald trump.

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it follows a warning earlier this week from steve bannon and kash patel about what might be in store >> this is just not rhetoric. we are actually dead serious. cash, i know you're probably going to be head of the cia, but do you believe you can deliver the goods on this? >> one thing we learned in the trump and ministration the first go around this weekend but all american patriots of the bad. we will go out and find the conspirators not in the government, in the media. yes, we're gonna come after the people the media who lied about american citizens who helped joe biden rig presidential elections. we're gonna come after you, whether it's criminally or civilly, we'll figure that out. >> joining me now, olivia troye, former homeland security and counterterrorism adviser to former vice president mike pence. wow. cash patel was a national security official. do you know him? how seriously should we take him? >> i know cash patel well. i remember the first day he started in the white house, and i worked with him for a couple of years. i know what he's capable of. i was one of those peopl

yeah, kash patel is right in terms of houthi's capability.eration prosperity guardian, the response of biden administration is the epitome of this turn the other cheek then cut and run foreign policy that the biden administration has deployed everywhere. punched in the mouth by a lesser opponent, response is, we'll building an international coalition to protect us? this is just so ridiculous. you were there in the reagan administration where the example of what to do, when iran mined the persian gulf and hit a u.s. frigate. ron reagan response sense largest fleet to destroy two oil platforms, and 8 iranian ships, and kill more than 50 irgc soldiers and the problem ended. that is what should happen here. but it is not. just like strong deterrents and a response is not happening with the houthis, it did not happen with hamas or iran, it has not happened with china or russia. you know, we talk about foreign policy all of the time, we have been reduced to talking about the degrees of failure of the foreign policy of the biden administration, neve

it's not just the kash patels, it's the whole project 2025.handbook for how we're going gut the entire bureaucracy and put in nothing but individuals who will guarantee that trump is insulated from the law, investigations and guardrails. we can't trust members of congress because half of them were pretty much covering up what happened on january 6th anyway. it's absolutely necessary for the american people, it's literally on the american people and the current administration to make sure those people can vote to make sure this never happens because left to guardrails, left to our better angels, we're in trouble. >> the american people become the ultimate guardrail. joyce vance, the january 6th select committee, it showed how major figures at the justice department, they threatened to resign en masse. what happens if -- trump has legal loyalists who are willing to do whatever it takes to satisfy their boss. what then? >> right. i think we're talking about the difference between someone like mike pence who obviously signed on with the understand

kash patel talking about, we're going to go after the media? >> no, not at all. donald's been promising to do that for years, if not decades. any time anybody in the media slightly criticizes him or isn't willing to tow his life, he's threatened him. the difference is that it would come with power to enact those threats. and as, they've learned a lot. and we can't forget that. these people made a dry run for an insurrection. it didn't quite succeed on january 6th, but it's still unfolding. we don't yet know if the attempted insurrection that started on january 6th or, i should say, a few months leading up to january 6th. we don't yet know if it's been successful. so, we can't pretend that this is -- these are empty words and empty threats. we cannot put anything past these people. donald trump and everybody he surrounding himself with, fascists like stephen miller and steve bannon, are willing to do anything they have to do or feel they have to do, in order to stay in power, no matter how ill will egitamalely seize that power. >> dand how did you reaction to that

who are far worse -- >> can you talk about what kash patel said? he had a big role, former counter terrorism advisor on the national security council. would likely -- in the trump administration if he wins? he says we will go out andd the conspirators, not just in government, but the media. we are coming after the people in the media who lied about the american -- >> it's outrageous to say those things. it's not helpful. it's outrageous. the only person that can beat donald trump in this race is donald trump in saying those kinds of things. that may appeal to a certain segment of the primary electorate. won't help you win voters in maccomb county or bucks county or montgomery county. >> one sentence on truth social to quiet this. he does not speak for me. have you seen that? >> no. >> no, because -- >> i'm -- on hannity last night saying, yeah, day one i will be a dictator. and i think that you are right to be concerned. it's a very scary time. i genuinely worry if people go to voting booth in november and cast their vote for trump, that might be t

this man, kash patel, his face likely not terribly familiar to viewers, but he is somebody who served in donald trump's administration. he also had previously served on capitol hill in the intelligence committee. he became someone who was kind of embedded inside these efforts that donald trump had late in his term to remain in office. he made some comments that honestly raise some eyebrows. take a look at what he said. >> we will find the conspirators not just in government but in the media, yes, we're going to come after the people in the media who lied about american citizens, who helped joe biden rig presidential elections. we'll come after you. whether it is criminally or civilly, we'll figure that out, but yeah, we're putting you all on notice. >> and this guy also served in the defense department and national security council. again, should we be taking will seriously? >> it is clear that trump's most diehard supporters, the folks that trump and his team and the think tanks and organizations looking to lay the groundwork for another trump presidency are very eager to use the lev

found out that the secretary general of hezbollah had promised the release of samir in 2000 davoudi kashue in 208 he returned to lebanon during an exchange between hezbollah and the zionist regime. a year after these pictures came to the eyes of the world , he came to iran with a group of lebanese people meeting with the leader of the revolution 2 years after the war in syria , that is, in 1989, samir wore the clothes of razmash again , this time for the syrian people. i am a member of the resistance. yes, you officially appeared in this brigade for the first time in 1993, but the missiles of the zionist regime martyred him at the age of 53 in germana, near damascus, syria. samir had many qualities, he was brave, honest and determined. in a word, he was a child of resistance. all his memories from the early days of his life , fighting, torture, captivity, and even becoming a shia , are in samir's book haqirat, the truth that enlightened the eyes of many to the truth of the zionist regime these days. maryam ghasemi, radio and television news agency. lebanon's hezbollah announced that it h

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the idea that kash patel would be trusted with the intelligence is an oxymoron.sitioning himself to be the white house chief of staff. steve bannon is a self proclaimed leninist. somebody lake stevens miller, who is a white nationalist, opposing the attorney general. this terrifying. every single person in this country, it will be a swift decline from a functioning public into an authoritarian regime. everyone who looks like you and i will be put on notice that they are coming for you. they are not hiding it. they're broadcasting it, they are bragging. they are excited, they are proud. they're egging him on. some people don't understand how really close they actually are. january 6th was just chapter one in this effort to try to re-make america into something much darker and much more violent. these are the people who would be the architects in instruments to do just that. >> on january six it was the opening shot of what would possibly be to come. we have much more to discuss after the break. we will talk about house republicans and their vote next week to discu

how worried do you think the country really needs to be about kash patel running the cia? how feasible is that? >> so, it's a good question. i asked a number of people in trump's orbit about this. some of the names that are being floated for these positions seem pretty unpalatable to, you know, senate confirmation process. what they told me was, look, maybe that is true. if we can't get stephen miller, for example, confirmed as head of department of homeland security, we can just install him as white house chief of staff, and he can take over a lot of the same rules that he would have in that role. they're already gaming out ways to get around the challenge of confirmation to ensure that the people who are most loyal to trump, most obedient to trump, are the ones who will have the power. you're going to see a pretty broad restructuring of government in a second term. you mentioned this at the top, alex, this isn't just about the cabinet-level positions. this is about the rank and file government bureaucrats. there's an effort underway to ensure that up to 50,000 federal wo

yeah, kash is right in terms of you know, the houthis capabilities. prosperity guardian which was the response of the biden administration is really kind of the epitome of this turn the other cheek and then cut and run foreign policy that the biden administration has deployed everywhere. you know punched in the mouth by a lesser opponent the response is, we're going to build an international coalition to protect us? larry: right. >> i mean it's just, it is so ridiculous. larry you were there in the reagan administration where the example of exactly what to do. when iran mined the persian gulf and hit a u.s. frigate, ronald reagan's response was not to build an international coalition. he sent the largest u.s. naval fleet since world war ii, largest operation to destroy two oil platforms, iranian oil platforms, eight iranian ships and killed more than 50 irgc soldiers and the problem ended and that's what should happen here. but it's not. just like strong deterrents and a response isn't happening with the houthis, it didn't happen with hamas or iran. i

i don't know that doj would ever act on it. >> trace: kash patel great to have you on as always sir.nk you. >> the fox news at night common sense department is stunned by the results of a new harvard harris poll that shows 51% of americans ages 18-24 believe the long-term solution to the israeli palestinian conflict is for, quoting here, israel to be ended and given to hamas and the palestinians. in other words, a majority of this country's 18-24 year olds are not saying israel should ceasefire, they're saying israel should cease to exist. common sense notes overall the poll shows the vast majority of americans support israel but among those 18-24 it gets worse. 66% of them think the hamas attack on october 7th was genocide. but 60% of them think the hamas attacks were justified by palestinian grievance. so in this case, genocide is justified. rape, murder, mutilation, defensible. this is the same generation, by the way, that last month was very impressed by oh sam a bin laden's 2002 letter to america they were so impressed the letter went viral on tik tok and the harris poll also sh

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we're hearing from kash patel, a key confidant in "the new york times" reporting that he's threatening to go after members of the media saying we're actually going to use the constitution to prosecute them for crimes. they said we have always been guilty of but never have. danielle, your reaction to this, it's not just trump but it's also who he may surround himself. people like kash patel. >> do you remember the protests that happened in lafayette square and how donald trump cleared those protesters using the police, and then general mattis was walking alongside of him so that he could take a picture in front of a church he doesn't attend holding a book he doesn't read. those are the things i want the american people to remember. when donald trump is telling you, right, that he's going to do all of these things, there will be no general mattis. there will be no jeff sessions to recuse himself. there will be no bill barr. all of the people that provided guardrails that we found out after the fact that held our democracy on by a string will be gone, and those that will be in place will

some reporting regarding what one of donald trump former aides kash patel says that donald tmp will don he's in office. i'll read it. donald trump w prosed to use the justice department to go after hisical adversaries is expected to install mr. patel in a senior roll if he returns to power. quote, we will go out and find theconspirators, not just in government but the media, mr. patelaid. yes, we're going to come after the media about people who lied about american citizens, who helped joe biden rig presidential elections, we're going to come after you, whether it's criminally or civilly, we will figure that out. what could a donald trump do in that position with mr. patel as one of his senior officials? >> this goes back to the initial discussion you were having with garrett haake and with me. and for people who are listening who think that this is media hyperbole, it is not. the idea that somebody would say that and that there would not be universal and unanimous criticism tells you where we are as a country. and it is imperative that people think about this, not in terms of politica

football will continue this issue with the presence of experts and officials of the country's football kashwill investigate. and a review of some other news. in the last game of the seventh week of the premier basketball league, the defending champion gonbad municipal team defeated its host red defense with a difference of 62 points and went to the top of the table. in the first stage of the world tennis tour in turkey, ali yazdani won against the representative of australia and today he will travel to italy. hamid reza nadaf and samyar eliyasi, other representatives of our country , were defeated by opponents from italy and the republic of azerbaijan. in the most important match of the 14th week of the dutch faynor league in a match where alireza he didn't have jahanbakhsh because of the muslimness , he lost at home 2 of eindhoun. in the table, this is the top with 42 points and feyenoord is the second with 32 points . based on the research results of researchers , half an hour of walking and morning exercise lowers blood pressure for 8 hours. tonight, the iranian women's national handball

kash mehr last year 72 rounds of ballistic missiles were fired at the habad terrorist headquarters inario and artillery and rocket attacks took place. guardian wrote: this irgc attack on terrorists killed at least 13 terrorists and wounded 58 of them. according to the information obtained, these terrorists are planning to carry out terrorist operations in the kurdish provinces of iran, or they are carrying weapons through the smuggling of weapons to create chaos and car conflicts . or attempting to explode in iran's defense industry in isfahan, whose operations were carried out by the ministry of information failed iran has struck the headquarters of separatist terrorists and the region of northern iraq many times in the past years, but these attacks and these broadcasted images of ballistic missile hits will continue until the total withdrawal from iraq. mohammad javad reza soltani, sed and sima reporter. and all schools in tehran were closed until the end of the week. the deputy governor of tehran announced: due to bad weather, all educational levels of tehran province, except firoz

billion trees in the country is being carried out for the first time, the planning in the production of kashlings and the supply of protected lands as well as the supply of water needed by the trees is the concern of the natural resources and watershed organization. this seedling production is 20% of the work. 10 the percentage of seedling planting means that there are 70 saplings transferred from the nursery to the fields that should be planted. let's culturalize tree planting, preserve the country's natural cover. whether it is a forest, a pasture, or a cover that is in the desert , we should also preserve its uses. in the implementation of this project , some companies, private and public sector organizations and organizations participated in the implementation of their social responsibility . has or another company donated the machine for making gullan bags to the natural resources of some special sectors of sousi, the cost of production the saplings and the cost of their transportation for the people for the purpose of wood cultivation have been accepted with the cooperation of the priv

documentary number 5 in 72 minutes directed by daniyal rahimi kash. this is the description of the crisis and the re-prosperity of this factory . this is not a myth. this is a story of a green sprout from the heart the winter-eaten tree was born again , its roots ran again, it fell again. ali ghasemi khabarari , i am talking about documentary number 5 with mr. daniyal rahimi kashani, the director of this film. i greet you and all the dear viewers. i think that anyone who has lived in kashan cannot easily ignore the case of the spinning and weaving factory. we are talking about an industrial plant that was established in 13013, and this means a citizen of this city for nearly 10 years. we are talking about it. factory that in the period for example near. which had 8,000 workers, definitely played an important role in the life and prosperity of the whole city, it was not just an economic station , besides, in most of the activities of the city of kashan, if you take a look , you can see the traces of weaving and weaving, for example, we work in the heal

smith, house homeland security mark green, doctor ben carson and former department chief of staff kash patel, all exclusive live sunday on fox news channel. i hope you will join us, that will do it for us on fox business. thank you so much for watching have a great rest of your weekend and i will see you nex time. ♪ >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by global x etf's ♪ ♪. jack: welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead. i am jack otter, 2023 has been an up-and-down year with investors as stock surge in inflation and high interest-rate spook the market. there giving barron's a first look at her tips on where to put your money in the new year, then barron's publishing are closely following an annual list of favorite stocks, andrew bary handling the market this year will review his topics for 2024, later is it time for macy's to pick an offer and sell our panelist will debate the fate at the end of the show. we began as always with three things investors to be thinking about right now, market ended the week higher after the dow

written on december 18th, the final result will be announced in early july, hossein kash. martyr quds conference, a young model it was held in beirut. the participants of this rally considered general hajj qassem soleimani as a model of victorious resistance against the american zionist movement in the region and the world. political, student and media figures from the resistance axis countries attended this support. martyr qasim salahmin. this young man worked in the military, scientific and cultural fields. therefore, he is a role model for all young people. martyr kasem soleimani after four years. on the fourth anniversary of the martyrdom of haj qasim. and in the sensitive situation of the region, in the shadow of the ongoing battle, the presence of haj qasim as a model of the islamic world is quite noticeable is. beyond our region, this character is a symbol of the successful and victorious fight against american arrogance and zionist trend at the global level. sheikh ali damosh, one of the officials of hezbollah in lebanon , considered martyr hajj qassem soleimani to

this time i went to khorram abad and visited the same kash sanat factory. he had employed a thousand people only from the children of the region in that cultivation industry and had developed it. it was truly an example of a village there, everywhere you looked , there was green and a very alive agriculture and industry, people with sufficient capacity in every sector. accepting the issue of management is very important. i always told my colleagues in different management areas that we have this . i was in my judicial system. you can't work without a plan. working without a plan is like a ship without a ship. not having strategic management is like that this is very important, but management has a very important role. i don't want to give a number about how much it plays , but i estimate that 70% of the role is the role of management, which can get things done. no, the budget that has not returned and the credits that have not returned, nothing, a great work has been done in many places, we have seen , therefore, adequate management is very important in ord

republic of iran at the border points or in the two regions or anywhere else, like what happened in kashst year, a 72- point ballistic missile was fired at the headquarters of the habad terrorists in ontario and rocket artillery attacks. the guardian wrote: this irgc attack on terrorists killed at least 13 terrorists and wounded 58 of them. according to the information obtained, these terrorists intend to carry out terrorist operations in the kurdish provinces of iran, or to smuggle weapons to create chaos and car conflicts . we hit the cities on the other side of these or attempted to explode in iran's defense industry in isfahan, whose operations failed due to the action of the ministry of intelligence. iran has hit the headquarters of separatist terrorists in the northern region of iraq many times in the past years. ballistic weapons will continue until their complete withdrawal from iraq, mohammad javad reza soltani, sed and radio, uncle basalk, ahki, or his aunt , yes, ahki, or bad , we are afraid, we are afraid, or our uncle, we are afraid, uncle, you are fine, or uncle, you are fi

smith, house homeland security mark green, doctor ben carson and former department chief of staff kashive live sunday on fox news channel. i hope you will join us, that will do it for us on fox business. thank you so much for watching have a great rest of your weekend and i will see you nex time. ♪ >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by global x etf's ♪