during the debate she lied and lied repeatedly. dozens of times about a national sales tax that trump has never supported and doesn't support. he will sign a nationwide abortion ban that donald trump has never supported, will never support. a ban on ivf when he's actually been in favour of ivf. and that nobody by the way wants. quote donald trump's project 2025, that trump had absolutely nothing to do with hasn't read, by the way for the record nor have i. she lied and brought out the hits. let's bring up charlottesville. she lied about trump's roll in january 6th, lied about fracking and oil, lied about her support for the minnesota bell fund, trump's bloodbath comments on the economy, lied about trump's position on nato, lied about 0 troops serving in combat zones, trump's roll in the biden-harris administration, and their disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan. how do you blame donald trump for that. lied about gun confiscation. said it repeatedly. lied about her support for defending the police. she said that tite. she even lie

colonize, get the world back from the infidal guys, make this region a five star paradise, thank you my lies have reached it, israel does not seek to resettle gaza, sometimes after 9/11 attacks and 2001 in the us, three egyptian fishermen in the italian port city of anzio, 50 km from the capital rome were arrested. according to italian security authorities, they were planning to assassinate then us president george w. bush. they were also accused of planning to carry out suicide missions in public places in rome. sono l'avvocato carlo corbucci italiano e sono avvocato da circa 40 anni ed esercito in roma, fra le mie esperienze ci sono stati soprattutto questi casi di terrorismo cosiddetto terrorismo islamico nei quali ho patrocinato circa 27 di questi processi, diciamo quasi l'80% di tutti i casi che sono stati... trattati in italia in primo, in secondo grado o in cassazione, sono stato presente in quasi tutti questi processi, che cosa mi ha indotto ad occuparmene, innanzitutto va bene, il fatto che sono un avvocato e per vocazione ho fatto, ho scelto questa professione e l'ho scelta anche r

and more destructive lies, lies about elections and lies that have gotten people killed. for years i have been occasionally or repeatedly thinking about these lies about tariffs multiple times a year ou and it's been a very lonely pursuit. it is much a much worse than i thought and then i know there are people working at the d new york times believe donald trump when he says tariffs are taxing foreign nations and there are people at the new york times who allow that to go into print uncontested that have forgotten whatever was they were supposed to learn in high school about them. they let his lies simply seep into the political system and seep into the very soil of american politics without ever examining or disputing donald trump's lies about tariffs and lies that give people false hope about what is possible. this means that we should be sitting here tonight with absolutely no confidence that there is anyone, anywhere working at abc news who knows what a tariff is. i didn't think that yesterday but i now think it is possible because of what the new york times doesn't k

servizio e me lo disse, mi diede delle indicazioni grazie alle quali io, in virtù del fatto che di lìfensive in proprio, potei attivare miei canali per capire chi potesse essere questa persona e effettivamente siamo arrivati a capire chi era ed era effettivamente un grosso dirigente dei servizi e lui sosteneva guarda che mi sono incontrato con questo e i carabinieri che hanno fatto questa operazione lo sanno perché siamo andati una volta insieme anche con lui dico come si fa a dimostrare diranno di no, infatti interrogando poi i carabinieri io stesso gli avevo posto la domanda e poi che cosa le hanno chiesto e man ha chiesto deve collaborare con loro perché la vita mia è un pericolo meglio per me deve collaborare con loro perché la vita mia è un pericolo ci sono altre gente che riguardano me eccetera eccetera io ho detto sta cosa io... io sono c'ho la famiglia, io non sono all'altezza per fare questa cosa qua, perché non mi senti se mi sbaglia qualche cosa del genere non posso farla proprio, ma questa collaborazione in che cosa consiste? collaborazione perché eh perché loro vogliono a

sì, c'è una persona che sta dormendo, siamo saliti lì casa e ci stava c dorm io ho alzato del letto hoo, ho detto è perquisizione, finisce la nostra perquisizione in cucina, anche lì aria bonificata, negativo, non troviamo nulla, approdiamo. nel bagno e in questo bagno di piccole dimensioni notiamo uno scaldabagno di insomma di dimensioni consistenti molto molto grandi e poi il il buon appuntato di martino sono andato a controllare sopra questo scalda acqua scaldabagno insomma e praticamente mi sono aiutato con un tavolino perché non ci arrivavo è salito su quel tavolo e ha iniziato a tirar fuori degli involucri sigillati a ermetic. con del nastro adesivo di colore chiaro, uno conteneva una pistola e altri due, gli altri due invece dei panetti verosimilmente di ritola al momento abbiamo verificato, mi sono appassionato a questi casi grazie all'avvocato corbucci che è un amico che conosco da tanto tempo e che mi ha fatto avvicinare a questi processi, voluto un mio ausilio come tecnico processual. vista e quindi mi sono appassionato, sono andato a cercare in carcere, ho trovato questo, i

now and i used to think they were doing that because trump was telling wa bigger lies than his lies about tariffs. more destructive lies about elections, lies that have gotten people killed so oufor years i have been repeatedly pointing out trumps lies about tariffs multiple times a year lt and it has been a lonely pursuit but now i know it is much worse than i thought. now i know there are people working at the new york times that believe trump when he says tariffs are taxing foreign nations. there are people at the new op york times that will allow that to go into print uncontested. they forgot whatever it was they were supposed to learn in high school about tariffs. they let trumps tariff lies simply seep into the political system. seep into the very soil of american politics. without ever examining or disputing trumps lies about tariffs. lies that give people false hope about what is possible and that means we should be sitting here tonight with absolutely no confidence that there is anyone anywhere working at abc news that knows what a tariff is. i did not think that yesterday

per mcdonald, la cintura, non l'hanno mai detto cosa, la caratteristica è che su questa mappa anche lìmputati non c'erano né impronte di terze persone, quella è la cosa strana su questa mappa, niente, io non ho mai avuto una piantina del genere, addirittura io ci mettero americano io conosco di ani e non serve la metto una piantina dentro l'agenda mia, cosa serve? io conosco bene come conosco stesso necessariamente all'interno del foglio necessariamente ci devono essere le impronte necessariamente è quello è il problema necessariamente ci devono essere le impronte è chiaro che se ci sono i guanti qualcuno e rispondo al presidente alla curiosità ha voluto che le impronte non ci fossero ma qualcuno perché doveva essere l'imputato che deteneva lo stesso foglio cioè se già la detenzione del foglio è sufficiente? è inutile che io metto i guanti per tenere il foglio che tengo tasca, qualcun altro quindi doveva aver precostituito o costituito quel foglio, questa è la logica, poi mi resi conto che il il tritolo che veniva utilizzato mancava di un elemento, cioè il detonatore, perché il tritolo

lied about trump's role in january six, lied about frackingjanuar, lied abou, lied about her support for the minnesota balafo andn, , tr about trump's blood bath, comments on the economy, lied about trump's position on nato, lied about zero troops serving trumnatot zones, lied the about trump's role in the biden-harris administratiobidenn and their disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan. lieistrous wdame donal trump for that? lied about gun confiscation? she said i confisct repeatedly d about her support for defunding the police her. she said that, too. she even lied about beingbein a middle class kid.he in reality, she grew up one of the most prestigious jewishbouro neighborhoods in montreal to two very affluentod parents. she lied about violent crimeme along with her two supporters at the debate that were masquerade as journalists. now they are liberal, radical left democratic talk show host. and they said that violent crime was. no, it's not. by the way, abc, disney, bob iger take. no. locause your your your network run by disney got it wrong. look at the data from the doj. violen

well as i do these are lies. are these conversations happening on the ground? >> yes they are. but, as long as trump is saying it, it doesn't matter. it has fallen on deaf ears. still. in our community. those trump voters, they are not willing to hear what the message is. they are believing everything that he is saying. and they are carrying out his hate. >> i know, ms. williams, you were around for the race riot ins dayton in the 1960s . >> yes. >> and i wonder if you could compare that moment. can you compare? >> i was probably 13, 14 at the time. when this happened. it was my cousin that a group of white guys drove by and shot him while he was on the sidewalk. and i remember my parents telling us to pull the shades down and cut the lights out. and then, the aftermath. i could still smell the scent of fire. you can still hear the gunshots. so back then, the kkk and those guys were mad. right now, they have been emboldened by trump and his people. i can tell you the atmosphere is the same. as a matter of fact, i

and anybody that lies like she lies, she lies about everything. she changed 15 policies. now i've watched politics for long time. i've been involved on the other side for a long time with helping people out but i've watched for for a long timee seen people change one or two policies but never see people change 15 policies. she wants to confiscate your gun. now she says i won't do that. she wants to have no fracking 100 times no fracking, the we no fracking in pennsylvania, right? no fracking. now she sang all, let's -- that was go back to where they were. that was go back because that's it. she's a marxist philosophy. her father is a marxist philosopher and he taught her well. and that's what you got and you can have that. our country is the ready for this and hopefully never will be. kamala, remember one other thing. and i think it's terrible. she lied about mcdonald's. she said i was a worker in mcdonald. and i stood over the french fries, i'm going to mcdonald's over the next -- on kurdistan over the french fries because i want to see what her job really was like becau

claims his campaign knew were lies. the new reporting from the wall street journal should be devastating to the trump campaign. the stunning thing is, they probably will not care because trump and vance invocation of springfield was never about the truth to begin with. springfield is less important as the actual place with actual people and more important as a symbol. >> you can see the four states that border springfield, ohio, nevada, maine and kentucky. and springfield in 34 states in this country so springfield really could be just about anywhere >> active participation is a good pasz of citizenship don't you kids realize the habits you form at home is the one you're going to take with you into your community life >> you might also know springfield from the 1965 sitcom "father knows best." it's any town usa, the conservative eisenhower ideal of an american town with white picket fence and white nuclear families with 2.5 children this is the springfield that matters to trump and j.d. vance. a symbol that has nothing

more people are seeing this unmistakable reality that the zionists are psychopathic liars uh they lied about what really happened on october 7th. was their own military that probably killed the majority of israeli civilians that died that day, they've lied about beheaded babies and babies baked in ovens, they've lied about everything, and more and more people can see that every honest observer who spends some time researching the situation can now see that thesigns are psychopathic, terrorist murderers of women and children, and the world's most outrageous liars, and so even their control of western corporate media isn't enough to shield them from the truth seeping out from from the cracks. "and that process is building up momentum even as we speak, and i think it boads very badly for the future of the genocidal zionist entity. and if you allow me to uh, dr. barret, to update our viewers, um, just in the past 24 hours, at least 72 people in lebanon have been kill killed due to unrelenting israely bombardment and the death toll, as of monday till now, has surpassed 620 uh, well over - 2

that are pouring out of the so-called civilized world, this duplicity, double standards, lies, thisation with the minsk agreements, and so on, we ’ve gotten used to it, that’s true, but should this relieve us of the responsibility for what ’s happening here inside us, it seems to me, on the contrary, it should concentrate us on what’s happening inside, it can’t relax us, blaming everything on the anglo-saxon world on the crazy government of ukraine, but this worries not only us, it worries people who are professionally engaged in both analysis and politics, for example, what the writer, political scientist, journalist, vladislav vladislavovichin says, listen, when you call the svo, and this is a war, then we come to the situation that is today. well, really, any military operation, especially an unsuccessful one, after it follows what is called a debriefing, when they find out why, how, who is to blame, who withdrew troops, who did not make a decision, who ignored the information, that is, it all becomes clear in a narrow circle, i agree, then an orc decision is made, we once in sep

you and thanking li for handling it with class. as for whether she will take the stand. >> i think that she's an important witness to educate people on certain aspects, but it's a game time decision. >> prosecutors have said the knife used to stab li came from hussar's apartment. >> i don't think there's any evidence to suggest that nima took it. and i think that there's substantial evidence that we have to suggest that bob li bought it with it. >> zanganeh also argues if momeni were guilty, he wouldn't have thrown the knife so close to the scene. legal analyst steven clark says the drugs found in bob li's system are likely to play an active role in the defense's strategy. >> mr. momeni will likely say that mr. li was acting irrationally and erratically and aggressively, and that's why he took the actions that he did by text, bob li's ex-wife told abc seven news, quote, i find it absurd that the defense is trying to redirect and accuse bob of acting violent or erratic. >> if this case is reduced to voluntary manslaughter, that will

before we get to the lies, lies, video, and sex tapes, charlie gasparino, your point.e going to restore the salt tax. charlie: state and local tax deduction. larry: really high in these blue states, but i was thinking about this , and i don't know whether it's perfect policy or not, but it does set effectively lower the marginal tax rate. yes, for the high-end but also for middle class people because property taxes are in there as well as state and local income taxes. charlie: remember, and i wrote about this and i did a lot of research on this because i know a lot of people in the business community who have been making the case to trump forever, even back then told him not to do it, he listened to people like you and did it. larry: yes, maybe not in an election. charlie: that's what i'm saying but with these local business people said is like listen, this affects homeowners in new york, long island, westchester that aren't like really rich. they get screwed on this thing, and i'll tell you. he is turning westchester county, particularly long island, maga. there was n

deborah elms gave us a sense of what lies ahead.— what lies ahead.s why _ what lies ahead. one of the reasons why they _ what lies ahead. one of the reasons why they put - what lies ahead. one of the reasons why they put these | reasons why they put these tariffs — reasons why they put these tariffs on or at least proposed tariffs — tariffs on or at least proposed tariffs on _ tariffs on or at least proposed tariffs on chinese electric vehicles is to give an opportunity in space forward dialogue and discussion and see if they— dialogue and discussion and see if they can — dialogue and discussion and see if they can come to resolution. they— if they can come to resolution. they carit— if they can come to resolution. they can't come to a resolution of the — they can't come to a resolution of the tariffs will be applied so this— of the tariffs will be applied so this is a key step as part of the — so this is a key step as part of the negotiated process. and ou think of the negotiated process. and you think china _ of the negotiated process. fific you thi

alexander wang li, chinese i don’t know how he is born in the savetsky union, or even in the smallest he is a father of a group of some chinese. that's where he grew up and became a master. geta by kauchuk. what is kauchuk? the geta is bent and intact. she’s praying, she’s praying so bad that the galva got out. shachyra seeming, alexander van-li slaves are the same hands, in your face and the balance with the flower that he takes away in our minds, praying, the whole story is as it was on the screen , take this flower to the seat of such a flock, and pray, well, so, well, we can measure 20 centimeters from the floor, he bends and takes the flower with his teeth, and then... then he goes to the doormen at the famous minsk restaurant stone flower on talbukhina boulevards, in the evening many songs played on the philharmonic stage, where everyone went. yago syabar, uladzimir mulyavin. the latest highlight of wang li's career was his performances together with his uncles jan funchy in the film "dzyarzhava". it seems that i did not prepare myself individually enough, it is not enough to gi

how many lies were told about us from there, but the problem is that we lied about ourselves here, and in to it here, and it is not for nothing that this absolutely fantastic event, when the russian intelligentsia sent congratulatory telegrams to the japanese emperor mikado, congratulating him on his victory over the russian fleet, as a result we received this first... it is difficult to listen to it, sometimes unbearable, and this happens because people do not want to understand that this lie in the moment today, calming and not disturbing comfort, it is with over time it turns into the truth that no lie can change, and you will become a victim of the truth that you have hidden before, and the most important thing is that this lie, it has no... definite boundaries, no definite dimensions, it is like air, like the atmosphere, it is everywhere, it begins in childhood, look, an absolutely harmless episode, here vladimirovich putin visits ova, comes to school, asks a simple question of the girl, far, well, far enough, and look, how behind the back... of the president, the school principal

or do you have a little pin that lights up and keeps updating the number of lies. it's been eight seconds since donald trump last lied. it's not a hard challenge, she is up to it. how do you call out the lies that are important and not spend your time fact checking? the moderators are not going to. she will prosecute him the way she did with brett kavanaugh. she will cross-examine where she can. on the important issues. she has a great sense of humor, i hope we see that as well. >> she does. the humor they tried to use against her and they're laughing. maya, what should she do in terms of policy? she is comfortable discussing policy. we saw that in the interview with the unabashed on cnn. donald trump doesn't deliver a lot of that. does it pay her to lean into policy? when people you've worked with have lee did do it, when elizabeth warren leaned into it, i thought it was great. some people thought that was policy. what do you do in a case like this where people want answers, but they fall for his nonsense? >> i think elizabeth warren is a perfect example of this.

they just choose the lies instead.ight but they choose darkness instead. this is the political equivalent of that. they know where they can get the truth. they don't want the truth. they can't handle the truth because it all leads to the same direction, that donald trump is unfit to be president of the united states. but they want to vote for him. >> they want to vote for him and they want to really in many ways bring this country to a place that we really from our study of history, the country was formed to bring us away from. you have a man that is now tied for a president that is openly planting the seeds of violence. he is openly saying that he will go after his opponents, he will go after their supporters, he will go after their donors and lock them up for long period of time. he mocks a man, elderly man, that was almost beat to death in his own home, and he's calling people that beat policemen, beat law enforcement, on the capitol steps, he's calling them hostages. while we're dealing with real hostages in the mi

we need donald trump to be our president and kamala harris has lied, lied. every time you turn around. i had to turn it off the last half hour because i couldn't stand her with her hands in the air and she wanted to cackle but she didn't do it. host: markets in new jersey, undecided voter. hello. caller: i am an undecided voter, a new voter. i really didn't know who to vote for but now that i saw the debate, i think kamala harris has a better chance of winning. it trump was making a bunch of lies, talking about the heritage foundation and haddock 2025 saying he had no connection with him when 100 50 trump administration officials have ties. he is talking about how he is the most pro-life president in the u.s. and now he is saying he wants to ban abortion. he was talking to bunch of lies in the debate. he was able to be easily goaded into it about crowd sizes. i really don't think that someone who can be that easily chaptered by it simple debate strategy should be president of the united states. host: florida, a supporter of vice president harris. caller: hel

constant lies to the voters by u.s. political party b in power and last but not least, america is suffering in defeat despite candidate b's efforts, we're being drawn into the war. our guys will die in ukraine. now, if that also sounds like a list of pro-tump right-wing talking points or frankly your average day on fox, it essentially is. but it also highlights how russia launders its propaganda into the american psyche, especially through the use of social media, which is why tenet media came in handy. the indictment notes company one, which describes itself as a network of commentators that focus on western political and cultural issues, the exact same language used by tenet media on its website and social media channels and identifies six commentators as its talent. the indictment doesn't name them but tenet media has six right-wing youtube commentators on its roster. tim pool, benny johnson, dave rubin, taylor hanson, laurn southern, and matt christiansen. and you will be forgiven if you're asking yourself, who? jus

she lied -- over and over and over again to cover up joe biden's mental incapacity. the very end even after the debate. she knew he was incapable of being president but she wanted to be there and she wanted to be in power she had the power to trigger the 25th amendment to remove him. she wouldn't do it. why? because she wanted to stay in good standing with her party her party -- rewarded her. she was involved in the cue against biden she wasn't just an observer she knocks hmm off. she becomes the nominee in a virtual nomination process. they don't even have an open convention there's no challenge and now she's saying vote for me worse vice president in american history with these markist islamist positions that are so radical that she's the left of bernie sanders. and then she says, during the debate oh, no, no -- she plays rope dope you cannot tell me one substantive thing she said about the economy, border, crime, nothing. they spent seven days in pittsburgh held up in a hotel room to try to fair of a how to attack donald trump and media celebrated it now this is i

camera, ma che successo, ho detto è perquisizione, finisce la nostra perquisizione in cucina, anche lìcole dimensioni notiamo uno scaldabagno di insomma di dimensioni consistenti molto molto grandi e poi il il buon appuntato di martino sono andato a controllare sopra al questo scaldaacqua, scaldabagno, insomma e praticamente mi sono aiutato con un tavolino perché non ci arrivavo, è salito su quel tavolo e ha iniziato a tirar fuori degli involucri sigillati ermeticamente con del nastro adesivo di colore chiaro, uno conteneva una pistola e altri due, gli altri due invece dei panetti verosimilmente di ritola al momento abbiamo... figato, mi sono appassionato a questi casi grazie all'avvocato corbucci che è un amico che conosco da tanto tempo e che mi ha fatto avvicinare a questi processi, voluto un mio ausilio come tecnico processualista e quindi mi sono appassionato, sono andato a cercare in carcere, ho trovato questo, io difendevo il primo che difesi della chialla bai, ho visto che da come parlava mi sembrava una persona innocente e quindi ho voluto approfondire e prendere il caso, allo

that pour out of the so-called civilized world, this is duplicity, double standards, lies, this is al provocation with the minsk agreements, this is the mysterious self-destruction of nord stream 2, this is the malaysian body that was allegedly shot down by us and so on and so forth, we are used to this, this is true, but should this relieve us of responsibility for what is happening here inside us, it seems to me, on the contrary, it should concentrate us on what is happening inside, this cannot relax us, blaming everything on the anglo-saxon world on... the crazy government of ukraine, but this worries not only us, it worries people who are professionally engaged in both analysis and politics, for example, what the writer says. debriefing, when they find out why, how, who is to blame, who withdrew troops, who did not make a decision, who ignored the information, that is, all this is clarified in a narrow circle, i agree, then an orc decision is made, we once in september of the twenty- second year, in the same way found ourselves in a situation, though much worse, let us recall, in

truth versus lies. >> he plays from this really old and tired playbook, right. where he, there is no floor for him in terms of how low he will go and we should be prepared for that. we should be prepared for the fact that he is not burdened by telling the truth and we should be prepared for the fact that he is probably going to speak a lot of untruth. >> a lot of untruth. a point that may sound obvious to news viewers, trump lies more than any other politician in both parties, not a republican versus democrat, it is a trump versus everybody thing. the reason debates matter is they reach tons of people who rarely follow politics and news. so, yes, i am talking to you through the news, nicole and i were talking to you, rachel has coverage tomorrow, it is all of the news, the reason campaigns care so much about there is how it goes beyond the normal people involved in the news and civic life if you want to call it that. well beyond us. summer debate? with biden, it reached over 51 million people live. the 2020 trump debate reached a whopping 73 million people. that

somewhat of what's happening in the gaza strip if you agree with that uh we're still being fed the lies by the us when it comes to how they're unaware that israel was going to do this uh that uh they had no idea but at the same time of course they're providing them with the uh military assistance uh which in the case of the bombs these bombs were from before. "and nevertheless uh, you can't have the us uh just come out in public uh and trying to sell the lie that we just don't know that this was going to happen. what are your thoughts? say first of all, it's very important to mention that whatever is happening right now, it is israel doing without any shame and having any dignity for the international law and international, what we call tribunal system?". see, america is trying to hide the facts which they cannot, see they are already in the past few days they have. supported it with monetary support, they have supported it with weaponry support and any act they do already is, it is all done by support of america and us intelligence, they can't move as single step and they have not crit

, — layer of cover ups, deceit, lies, manipulation, - lies, manipulation, humiliation, - lies, manipulation lies, manipulation, _ humiliation, and gross sexual misconduct _ i was subjected to an intrusive and unnecessary medical- examination and never given the results. - i was subjected to aids and std testing without consent - and i believe in is hindsight that i was checked - for my purity. the current owners of harrods haveissued the current owners of harrods have issued a statement saying they are utterly appalled by they are utterly appalled by the allegations against mohamed al fayed. these were the actions of an individual who was intent on abusing his power wherever he operated and we condemn them in the strongest terms. we also acknowledge that during this time as a business we failed our employees who were his victims and for this we sincerely apologise. the harrods of today is a very different organisation to the one owned and controlled by al fayed between 1985 and 2010, it is one that seeks to put the welfare of our employees at the heart of everything we do. this is why, sinc

and to finish, she lied about mcdonald's. she lied, and she lied about almost everything else. she doesn't understand the question and she can't give an answer. if you watch oprah -- i knew oprah very well pay she loved me before politics. she was done at mar-a-lago "donald, this is the most beautiful place of ever seen." "could we have the funeral at mar-a-lago?" he was the most important guy, one of the most important people in her life. she was the one that worked it out. she was there a lot. she loved the key lime pie. but once i ran for politics, it's like, "i don't like that guy very much." i gave up a lot, but i don't mind giving it up, because we are going to make our country greater than ever before. [applause] and while working americans catch up, they're going to put a temporary cap on credit card interest rates at 10%. we have no choice. 22, 25%. we can't let people have to pay 25% and 22% interest because they can't afford to pay off their credit card. we are going to cap it for a period of time at 10%. we will terminate the green new scam and spend trillions and t

he lies. he lied again. his failed effort to deflect process headlines. fine.fied going under oath and many going further than him and not participating those kind of hearings, some of them have landed in prison. donald trump spent years trying to duck testifying in that recent united states fraud case. when he lost, and started facing penalties for it, the playbook was under pressure and he had to sit under oath just like so many of his aides. >> breaking news out of new york, a state appeals court has ruled that former president trump must testify in the civil investigation and the former president has been fighting tooth and nail to not have to testify. >> he tried to get out of it unsuccessfully. >> he spent his morning at a new york city office being deposed under oath for lawyers for the new york attorney general's team. >> that deposition and donald trump's inability to provide decent defenses under oath became evidence and a fraud trial and lost terribly and the penalty in legal fees approaching half $1 billion. hundreds of maga criminals have faced con

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meaning getting rough with them by using lies. quote, some say it's about time. you, again, we're not trying to get into the thing. just like the pets. but here's some of how pretty top democrats have gone there. >> i can't wait to debate the guy. that is, if he's willing to get off the couch and show up. see what i did there? >> his running mate, as you probably have heard, is getting known for his obsession with couches. >> trust donald trump and jd vance to look out for your family? i wouldn't trust them to move my couch. >> how does that relate to what you say about false information and is that bad? >> again, i think what is really bad about it is that in this case, it doesn't matter even if it's true or false. >> do you see democrats echoing the trump approach to lying? because people say, oh, that's how you get tough. >> you know, it's -- the currency all over the place, this is how the game is played. and everybody is playing it. >> okay. last question is more simple. someone listens to you, they read the book. they say you seem like you have all these th

he lies. he lies again. and his failed effort to deflect draws those headlines. fine.o try to defy going under oath, and just not participating as you saw in those hearings, some of them have landed in prison. donald trump spent years trying to duck even testifying in the fraud case, but we saw when he lost, the playbook was under pressure, he had to sit under oath just like so many of his aides.>> a state appeals court has ruled that former president trump must testify in the civil investigation. the formal president has been fighting tooth and nail not to have to testify.>> trump spent his morning at a new york city office being deposed under oath by lawyers from the new york attorney general's team.>> that deposition and donald trump's inability to provide decent defenses under oath became evidence in the front trial with -- which he not only lost but lost terribly, the penalty fees approaching half a billion dollars, hundreds of criminals have faced consequences as defendants in the january 6 cases and many top trump aides and lawyers have been indicted or convicte

these are lies and you know as well as i do they are lies. are those conversations happening on the ground? >> yes, they are. but as long as trump is saying it it doesn't matter. it's falling on deaf ears still in our communities. for trump supporters they're not willing to hear what the truth is. they're believing everything they're saying and they're carrying out his hate. >> i know mrs. williams that you were around for the race riots in dayton in the 1960s. i wonder if you can compare that moment. we're all trying to get some perspective of how the country is failing at the seams. i wonder if you can put together that time in the country and this one now. since you've lived through both. >> i was probably 13 or 14 when this happened. it was my cousin that a group of white guys drove by and shot him while he was sweeping off his sidewalk. and i remember my parents telling us to pull the shades down and cut the lights out. and then the aftermath. i used to still could smell the scent of fire. you can still hear the gunshots. so back then th

cruelty, both by the nazi and the soviet regime. according to the first plot, the second plot, his lies, it has emerged now, but although it has some history, and... one of the structures accountable to the state department is usaid, the agency for international development, experts have not yet determined where it ends and the cia begins, but somewhere there they probably have a certain boundary, this agency accountable to blinken prepared a report in february of this year, from which it follows that the situation in gaza is a terrible humanitarian disaster, the cause of which is... israel, which blocks, organizes pressure, well, conducts military actions, prohibits deliveries, food, essential goods . after blinken got acquainted with this text, removed the order to change it, the text was changed, it turned out that there was no particular tragedy there, this allowed the united states congress, well , firstly, not to condemn israel, secondly, to expand assistance, including military defense, that's why lies are what, unfortunately, is characteristic of american diplomacy, last week a

what trump ushered in is chest out approach to lies and liars and this wink and nod to their own baseey know that we know that they know they are lying but nobody cares because that is the graft. jd vance takes that to a new level with his hatred, articulated by jd vance, for donald trump up through the 2016 campaign and through the first term to now plopped down right on the ticket. >> yeah, absolutely. vance says a lot of qualities of politicians, first is that they are entirely transactional. they will say whatever they need to say to be where the winds of power are blowing and, by the way, you know, he and trump are quite the pair because many politicians who are not quite so transactional might not have chosen someone as a running mate after they settled the score with critics. but trump doesn't really care because vance has, you know, money and backing and other important things trump judged more interesting to him. but, you know, vance, you know, vance, he is part of this, um, campaign to destroy the meaning of truth. i actually think he has learned a lot from donald trump and

, lied to the world, it is documented that they lied, they claimed there was weapon of mass destruction in iraq when they knew there wasn't even if there were, it was the one they they gave um uh um saddam hussein in the first place. and millions of people were killed as a result of that lie, and not just millions of people, it created this chain reaction, the were now witnessing in the region that has pro that has plumed the region into this spiral cycle of violence of death of destruction from the from the from the so-called we're going to bring democracy into iraq and we're going to remove saddam hussein from from iraq, we know the situation iraq is in right now that the the large..." percentage of iraqi oil, whatever oil is sold out of iraq, the money and the revenue is still being controlled by united states till today, where is the sovereignty of iraq, why is the us base still there when the iraqi um you know um mps and their national assembly voted overwhelmingly to have you know us troop leave and they're still there, why do we have you know al-qaid the rain is terror upon not j

it would appear from those verifiable lies, lies that have been documented by various people and newspapers and other places that lies are totally protected by the first amendment. rep. raskin: the supreme court has had political lies are protected by the first amendment. obviously that decision is had a lot of impact. >> but is this, is this just sort of a flaw in the bill of rights? >> i think it is necessary and i am pretty lock in i suppose about this. what is the best answer. >> looking around for my students when you say million. >> do you guys still read mill and locke? >> we certainly read mill. >> the only answer to the profusion of lies that we get really is people figuring them out and answering them and debunking them. and what's joyful about this presents a campaign right now is people having fun debunking all the lies about immigrants eating cats and dogs and all that kind of stuff. people have begun to turn it around and expose the outlandish and is the absurdity and arrangement of these lies. what is the alternative? the government will decide what's a lie and what's a truth

and also the cat comment, amplifying the lies we retirement earlier.on musk for just being gross in this case. >> disgusting. >> you have between these two for worst of the week? >> i will go with the maga attacks on taylor swift. they are trying to turn her into some sort of demon . i just want to let my maga friends know, there are bad mistakes in history but invading moscow in the winter, land war in asia, attacking taylor swift. those are three that are equally consequential and dangerous. but proceed. >> i think we have unanimity on this. i think the attack on taylor swift just actually embarrassing but disgusting and super offensive and completely uncalled for. do not go anywhere. we have one more major maga meltdown to go. the next one gets this week's honorable mention. honorable mention. especially when they're eggland's best. taste so deliciously fresh. with better nutrition, too. we love our eggs any style. as long as they're the best. eggland's best. a bend with a bump in your erection might be painful, embarassing, difficult to talk about,

lies reach people in the elevator, but the truth goes up the stairs, facts against fakes, truth against lies, this is the antifake program and we, as always, are waging our own fight against fakes and disinformation here. the global web of lies: how the us is recruiting european bloggers for the information war against russia, an italian's revelation about how gazdeb promised a lot of money for the promotion and support of ukraine. dionon, a pseudo-historian and diplomat who invented the myth of vladimir monamakha, allegedly an oxford student, and the serpsky judaist who was cancelled at the paris olympics. how the west tried to break his faith for many years why? well, let's start with the tsypso column from the inside. back in 2022, we talked about the fact that the structures that create fakes are all. united italy, i made every effort to ensure that this news was also published on the pages of newspapers. i know that you managed to personally communicate with this blogger. better to say, a manager for working with he hinted at a special agency, or bloggers from the united states, wh

and then they stick to the lies and then they stick to the lies. we see that of course with the the recent emergence in the mainstream media in australia of the fact that the the stories about rapes and beheadings of babies and uh and killings of civilians, all of that was was lies and it's taken what's nearly year for the mainstream media to notice that, but the in the alternative media, this is being reported in towards the end of october last year, so a whole whole year later for the the the mainstream media catches up because of the effectiveness of israeli propaganda and intimidation techniques and the last thing i would say is the is the question and this is the thing which i think is the most important is the question of infiltration, so the zionists infiltrate the media uh the the social media corporations uh government all sorts of levels and as a result of that infiltration they've got whenever they there comes to be issue they've got people on the outside. barking for change and people on the inside to are their allies to make the change, yeah, of course, well vanessa, i

these kind of lies can lead to real violence. a look at the race riots in the uk last month. sparked by false information posted online of that muslim asylum-seekers stabbing three young girls. the attacker was not muslim. the true tragedy of these lies lays and how they rob us of a stronger future together. i think of the haitian children, who fled natural disaster and political violence to come to the u.s., who now feel afraid to go to school or even play in the front yard. i think of the american children learning to be a bear new neighbors, rather than embrace them for what they can contribute to the economy and the culture. trump and his maga allies have claimed for a decade that immigration is the most powerful issue. if their ideas are so great, why do they have to traffic and lies to get the american people to support them? whether they are nativeborn or new arrivals, the people of springfield, ohio, deserve our empathy and respect. we should be listening to each other and searching for solutions, not letting trump and hi