until a while ago, if you remember, in the space of these social networks, they said that this is lude, and in fact, these are the ones who pour water into the mill. and in the space of persian language social networks, they say yes, this is photoshop, i don't know, they don't make it themselves at all, they don't know how to make it at all, and just now it actually proved that their iron dome is watertight, and from that side, it must be based on driving deterrence in their calculations. the islamic republic of iran is forced to make calculations they should change themselves, mr. qadri, during the assassination of the martyr of the resistance, seyed hassan nasrallah, the zionist regime claimed the name of this operation as the new order and said, "i want to address that what was done by the armed forces of the islamic republic of iran, the islamic revolutionary guard corps in the form of operation promise is true. " two things happened. how much did this new order challenge the claims of netanyahu and the zionist regime? it's a very detailed question. i have to go one or two or three

lude believes that the united states should make it a priority to supply ukraine with new long-range made in the united states, just as washington has done with air defense missiles. delaying the delivery of certain types of ordered weapons for other countries. another important step is the removal of geographical restrictions on the use of these missiles. he also disagrees with the pentagon's argument that the united states should keep its own stockpiles of atakams in case of future conflicts. i think the ministry of defense due to bureaucratic inertia tends to keep a large reserve, especially the atakams. but also other long-range systems for potential contingencies in the future, and in particular to ensure the deterrence of a chinese attack on taiwan. and it's a little crazy that we're saving systems for some imaginary future war when we have a real war right now. lockheed martin produces 500 such missiles a year. they are working at full capacity. most of these missiles today go to foreign military funding and for foreign military contracts. majority. none of them go to ukraine.

change the trajectory of the election in 2016, a link to a recording of donald trump making lude remarks. didn't seem to hurt his campaign, but bombshell revelations at the f. b, i was investigating hillary clinton's handling of emails seem to confirm voter mistrust of her. she lost the election despite polls predicting a when. so last weekend, trump held a reilly in the democratic stronghold of new york. and he's been sharply criticized for among other things, racist undertones. a canadian speaking head of trump describe the us territory of puerto rico as quote, 8 floating island of garbage. those remarks have been widely condemned, but today trump double dime defend that is right. i don't think anybody has ever seen anything like what happened the other night at madison square garden. the love the love in that room. it was breathtaking. there's never been an event so beautiful was like a love fest, an absolute love fest and it was my honor to be involved are but many in the diverse latino community see things very different. the polls show republicans have been making inroads among lat

we're having people luding, coming through your aunts, it's awful. it's awful. >> joining me for now is a forever as savior, jose andres, founder of world central kitchen his team is on the ground helping the victims of hurricane helene. jose, every time i see you i am so grateful for everything you do. here you are tonight in nashville. tell us what it is like there. what do people need? >> well, it's not me, it's hundreds and hundreds if not thousands of people that decide you know, in the worst moments of humanity, the best of humanity shows up. let me give you a very quick few names. [ inaudible ] hot springs, minnesota, fairview, freeport. pensacola and north carolina. those are some of the communities i've been landing in the last few days and what you see is that this is a devastating event for a lot of people. north carolina is one of the most beautiful places on earth. the communities are unbelievable. the mountains, and unfortunately this event has created a perfect storm for destruction, so you have beautiful communities far away from the

colored troops and, you know the sri of this, i wl lude to some of them here. ways in which the confederate army and it took the sequence of policy that the confederacy adopted with regard to black soldiers, was convoluted and contradictory states do one thing the confederacy does another the administration that is davis actually acts differently at times than the congress. but nonetheless, certainly from the there is a refusal to acknowledge blacks soldiers as legitimate public enemies. and the result of that is seriously unjust violence at a large scale for the black that confederates face at many points throughout the war, most famously at pointing in the wrong spot here at fort pillow, which i'll talk about in a few minutes. the next sort of category a way of thinking about this is disputes not over who can fight, but over how to fight. and one of the clearest problems in the war was the recruitment and use of guerrillas, the ways in which the confederacy, especially, although there are pro-union guerrillas operating in some states, but the ways in which pa

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