and because we've -- khomeini. and because we did that and because the saudis chopped down intruding airplanes i think we have helped keep the peace in the persian gulf. >> congresswoman ferraro, you and former vice president mondale have criticized the president over the bombings in lebanon. what would you do to prevent such attacks? >> let me first say that terrorism is a global problem, and let me say secondly that the -- mr. bush has referred to the embassy that was held in iran -- i was at the white house in january i guess it was, in '81, when the hostages, all 52 of them, came home alive. it was at that time that president of the united states reagan gave a speech welcoming them home, we were so were so em back. but what he said was, the united states has been embarrassed for the last time. we're going to stand tall and if this ever happens again there's going to be swift and immediate steps taken to address the role that our country is founded suffered. in april of 1983, i was in beirut, and visited the amb

it will not eliminate it. >> you mentioned ho khomeini. some republicans charged the minister should of being almost helpless against terrorism. why isn't your administration done something to act against arab states that fomented this kind of terrorism? vice pres. bush: what we have done is to support arab states that want to stand up against international terror, quite different. we believe supporting without jeopardizing the security of israel in any way because they are our one strategic ally in the area, the one democracy in the area, and our relationship with them has never been better. but we do believe in reaching cc, to what they call the g those gulf cooperative arab states, those moderate arab states in that world, and helping them with defensive weapons to guard against international terror or radical islam perpetrated by khomeini, and because we did that in the saudis chopped out a couple of those intruding airplanes, we have helped keep the peace in the persian gulf. >> congresswoman ferraro, you and mr. mondale have criticiz

imagine khomeini pushing old luggage us road all the world's climate change and a very awful story this is my plan to win from just one week. how much work can really get. we still have time to work on during. this. process. albania anyone who travels by train here should have plenty of time and be ready for a surprise since. only a few trains still run through the country. move they travel through stunning nature and along the lonely coast. but it's unclear how much longer they will continue to run. the routes are slowly being closed down. and before long passenger trains could be a thing of the past. but for now they are still running. at 40 kilometers an hour. the last trains in albania. it's 5 in the morning and vladimir sheets he is on his way to work. the 62 year old has been going to work at the train station in judas almost every day for more than 35 years. or law he is everyone calls him is a train driver and a mechanic and works for albania state well way. every remaining passenger train in the country departs from and returns to do this. 5 times a week lottie brings passenger

doctor's statements before this you have what a mess and this is what we're actually having right now khomeini came in information policy of this white house and related to all of this to the president and many many more people getting sick with 19 now officer corps team in the white house in the senate is there is a mess there is no clear communication there is no good communication and american people the american public has many many questions and gets no answers well stefan i'd like to follow up on what you just said a moment ago but do stand by let's 1st take a look at how news of president trump corona virus infection 1st emerged and bit more detail on the treatment that he has been receiving. the 1st since the u.s. president since he shocked the world with his curve of 19 diagnosis. here donald trump is being transferred to a hospital with officials insisting it's only a precautionary measure. the white house said he was fatigued but in good spirits and experiencing mild symptoms. before takeoff the president assured his supporters he was doing ok. think everybody with the tremendous su

members of the africa mafias khomeini's them safe and quick passage to you it up but once they die. they are in sleeves and they count speech you would or. would not some of them maybe a mom on a. i don't you know if this unit can get it out in. the bottom. of the chain quick meaning they sold the. leave. out of the united. because the persona that i can't even use coubertin woman then. join me every day on the alex simon chill and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics school this list i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. in the stories that shaped the week rejects purchasing the astra zeneca covert 19 vaccine after lab data is withheld and a volunteer dies during the trials although testing does continue. shortly before thursday's u.s. presidential debate a former business associate of joe biden saw him comes forward with more allegations of corruption against the biden family. member the horrific slaying of a history teacher france confronts radical islam head off what muslims fear they'll bear the brunt of the government's response. when i fear that you know i will ha

bolsheviks and that was on who caught it and what happened to him it was a big dim of a huge purge that khomeini did in 1937 and the same kind of courage will come to these people ok because they let this this very toxic i call that ideological possession their possessed people this is this is beyond reason you know it will come for them eventually history proves it over and over again go ahead george has a rap yes i think that's exactly right and that's what happens when you start playing this very dangerous game people who should know better. think that oh well you know this will get us the power once we are in power then we can just call this a coal of these mad dogs and we'll be nice and safe no it doesn't really work that way you know as the as the old bolsheviks found yeah i think got rid of all of the enemies the cool actually. are is bureaucracy it's either you know the entire sotiris establishment they would be safe no it came up to them and it was the old bolsheviks who was swept aside so yeah that's exactly what's what will happen here and what is it already this very very narrow. goa

earlier we spoke to political activist anthony rogers right on social justice journalist on man khomeini who explained why some people object to certain statues in the u.s. . columbus day is a celebration of white male mediocrity this is a person who got lost and got very very lucky you don't see that swastikas in germany and for all intents and purposes or did things for germany that were beneficial to the germans but were so disgusting in the process that those symbols have been taken down in germany where they've had this true record truth and reconciliation process i just don't think that we can exercise this from an english centric lens a referring to what's aware of our history now we might have all been combined or impacted in some sense but we were not impacted in the same way and this goes back to that indigenous idea of free prior and informed consent they were not informed and they did not give consent for these symbols of hate that have been literally etched in stone in something that was sacred to them that can't continue to happen and in some cases yes many of the statues m

farsi name currently it's named after a street where the founder of the air revolution ayatollah khomeini resided in france before he returned to iran in 1979 these images that we've seen is one of the few things that have taken place in iran since the events happened in france now of course we've heard from iranian foreign minister mohammad javad zarif we've heard from the foreign ministry they've all issued statements calling this a very very regrettable this is not something that the muslim world will accept and the french ambassador in tehran had also been summoned to the foreign ministry on monday and also on wednesday during his weekly cabinet meeting we heard from president hassan rouhani here's what he had to say. chatter that. disrespecting the prophet incites violence and it's immoral westerners must understand that all muslims love the prophet and so can the prophet means insulting muslims and all prophets if the western europe claim they want peace and security then they must stop interfering in the internal issues of muslims the prophet told us to respect those we hope those

maria: i think they still have the ayatollah khomeini from iran tweeting on twitter, yet they keep pullingff on donald trump's tweets. go figure. go ahead, david, you want to say something? >> it's preposterous. maria: exactly. yeah. let me ask you about the consumer, david. the consumer confidence number coming in lower than expected yesterday, one interesting trend over the past few months has been the uptick in the consumer and jeans sales, men's jeans doing well, lots of consumer products doing well, factors include months of quarantining in sweat pants, cold weather on the horizon. do you see any change to the strength in the consumer right now, david? we're looking at levi strauss because it's one of the consumer goods that has done well as a result of the strong consumer. what do you make of the consumer confidence number? >> i can understand why we're all wearing jeans because we're all working from home and it makes sense in an information based world, very often i'm sitting in front of you and i'm wearing jeans on my little set here. on the consumer confidence number, what's dist

when you see khomeini with his radical islam resorting to government-sponsored terrorism, it's very difficult. the intelligence business can do a good job and i'm always one that defends the central intelligence agency. i believe we ought to strengthen it, and i believe we still have the best foreign intelligence business in the world, but it is very difficult to get the source information that you need to go after something as shadowy as international terror. there was a difference between iran and what happened in lebanon. in iran, you had a government holding a u.s. embassy. the government sanctioning the takeover of that embassy by those students. the government negotiating with the united states' government's release. in lebanon and the terror that happened at the embassy. you have the government there, mr. jamil that wants to help fight against terrorism. that the cause of the melee in the middle east, it's there today and it's been there yesterday and the day before. it's had experience in that area knows it is a very different thing. so what we've got to do is use absolutely the best