need his high kid with maddox has reportedly withdrawn his support for the full me, you as president and as good as on day reports from new york. several maddox and publications are starting to reflect that. i'm outside the headquarters of fox news here in new york city. it's also home to news corporation, the parent company owned by billionaire media mogul. rupert murdoch with donald trump announcing his intention to run for the presidency again in 2024. you might think that murdock own conservative media would once again be backing trumps bid. but this time, unlike 2016, they're not just take a look at today's new york post. a newspaper also owned by murdock. the front page almost completely ignores trump. a very clear snub at the bottom of the page saying florida man makes an announcement, not even referring to him by name. last week, another post front cover was even more scathing calling the former president, trump. d dumpty and blaming him for the republican party's disappointing results in the mid term elections. the murdock own wall street journal has been equally critical. t

cuba will become a banana republic, the united states. in fact, the american americans the destroyer maddox was in the territorial waters of vietnam and allegedly came under fire from boats, the viet congo official message from washington, all torpedoes passed by, and the us navy sunk the boat of the enemy. as a response to the treachery of vietnam, president lead don johnson ordered to hit the seaports of the northern communist part of the country, so the vietnam war began, which lasted 10 years, if this was not a provocation, then the us leadership would be much more difficult, but open, and the collarbone in the vietnam war e, that is, in this provocation. did she e influence, not so much on the hunting of the war, how much was it calculated? on american domestic uh public opinion and of course she played its role. yes thanks to this provocation, and the united states were able to directly and openly. uh take part in the war. this was an important moment. even 3 years ago, experts noted that provocation is becoming an increasingly active instrument of struggle between countries. here is

1964, the so-called tonkin incident and again in business, the americans, the american destroyer maddox was in the territorial waters of vietnam and allegedly came under fire from boats, viet congo official message from washington, all torpedoes missed, and the us navy sunk the boat of the enemy. as a response to the treachery of vietnam, president lee dange johnson ordered a strike on the seaports of the northern communist part of the country, so the vietnam war began, which lasted 10 years, if this was not a provocation, then uh, the us leadership would be much more difficult, but open , and the collarbone is at war with us. eh, that is, in this provocation. she e influenced, not so much the war. for the time being, it was designed for american uh internal public opinion. and, of course, she played her part. yes thanks to this provocation. uh, the us could uh, directly and openly. am to take part in the war. this was an important moment. even 3 years ago, experts noted that provocation is becoming an increasingly active instrument of struggle between countries. here is what the presid

august 2, 1964 , the so-called tonkin incident and back in business, americans american destroyer maddoxas in the territorial waters of vietnam allegedly came under fire from boats, the viet congo official message from washington, all torpedoes missed, and the us navy sank the boat of the enemy. as a response to vietnam's perfidy, president lyndon johnson ordered a strike on the seaports of the communist northern part of the country and thus began the vietnam war, which lasted 10 years. if it were not for this provocation, then the us leadership would have been much more difficult, but open, and the collarbone in the vietnam war, uh, that is, in this provocation. she e influenced, not so much on the hunt for war. how much it was calculated on the american and internal uh public opinion, and, of course, it played its role. yes thanks to this provocation, and the united states were able to directly and openly. but to take part in the war. this was an important moment. even 3 years ago, experts noted that provocation is becoming an increasingly active instrument of struggle between countrie

explain to me what the outfit when do you, where the outfit oh, were you excited to add a indian maddox way training and maybe excited to act. ah, you know, all these braces today are happening for a very big reveal, which is unusual, bought related to the wild card because this is the largest football boots in the world designed by artist mohammed the lease, who's from indiana come all the way from there, especially for this big reveal, mohammad, this is not your 1st attempt to enter the guinness records, this is my 4th again, this is an attempt, but also you've done other designs. you did the largest badminton in the world logic. what else did you do this to bad? min directed not just to get that off, mahatma gandhi, not just a very basic and so this is not your 1st is that i'm probably not your last right? well, the significance avoidance also comes down to the fact that the indian football team played their 1st ever international game in england. the 19 forties and they turned out without football beach vacations asked why. and he said, we played football, you pay bootable. hey, i l

vietnam and, according to the americans, was attacked twice by the north by vietnamese torpedo boats, maddox, received air cover and us president lyndon fought back under this pretext. johnson gave the order to inflict, and the gift on the naval facilities of north vietnam has already become today. it is known that information about the second attack on the ship was deliberately distorted by the american the destroyer fought with a non- existent enemy in february 2003 , us secretary of state colin pavell demonstrated un security council test tube with some white powder. he presented this as evidence of the production of chemical and bacteriological weapons in iraq. the members of the security council refused to sanction the invasion, but george w. bush still started it. the regime created hussein was overthrown, but weapons of mass destruction were never found in iraq. the wreckage from the ukrainian air defense, which was activated during the russian attack on the ukrainian infrastructure, quickly cleared up. washington was restrained in its initial comments and then got involved in a direc

we're song nations essentially divide, divide the world into pcs, and but how that's going to work. maddox? no sense at all. ah, in the present i haven't heard explained. it's not being explained to the american people. so the question is, how will this work? and so you're asking us from moscow, we're trying to understand it here. and the information coming from american leads who are driving this process is historically informed and they are not providing answers as to why bang, involved in your crime or around the world of russia makes any sense at all in this particular time. now let me figure, can i see upon this argument of ignorance that you are using a lot in, in your writing? and i think even there is not a crime. i mean, we, many of us remember socratic, who used to say that the more i know, the more i know that i don't know. so this is actually a great thing to doubt. you know, the dogmas and the recognize the unknown. but i assure that it's sort of genuine, not knowing, as opposed to knowing full well and violently preventing others, their own people and the rest of the world fr

so in this hobby it was a white 4 wheel drive with a tory maddox. as emma vida, it's clear we were being monitored by the secret service i'm constantly building does is leave of a whole. it sheds a bad light on the country. it's even that a time when it ought to be more open in one it's high full. i think they should just say i, we've tried to change a lot. in some areas we've been successful and others not the lumen abdullah sneezed and that's understandable is also the a moodily. each person who i've never known a country to advance so quickly as cutter has in the past 12 years fought. and i think the categories would do well to highlight that in their media campaign, in central standard eula of his cuts looks um. but he stuffs up the emir of katara timing, been hammered attorney and his father, the former a near ham. i'd been khalifa i, tony had led, caught her into the modern age using the profits from oil and gas, and they haven't only focused on the economy. the state old news network al jazeera modeled on the b b. c has been something of a re

yes, i think when you look for some left the door of ukraine and gentlemen, you, mr. maddox, he was really respect list. lee, calling out on the account against everyone, was speaking out for peace. so there is some kind of attitude inside the ukrainian government and the premium society which negates the possibility of peace. and i think that has to start immediately and i would like that the general practitioner works and european politicians would far more go out and do political and diplomatic pressure training and government to stuff. and i think as long as the us government wants to escalate to conflict, the ukrainian government won't stop with this and try and off. you know that just some critics, they say ukraine is simply trying to join more support from the west. but do you really think this is the best way to do it could potentially result in some resentment towards kids, policies among western countries. no, i think we shall stop to support and start to do political credit. but it doesn't look like it happens like that because there is so in the german society, society to a lif

the biden administration and the pentagon, under secretary maddox there are a lot of parasols and maybe one important parallel and one important difference if you like. the second question is the issue of how many conflicts to we need to be ready for at once? uni have been around for the debates over the decades and after the cold war ended to military regional contingencies desert storm was a sort of the idealized model but obviously that's not what we are talking about today. we realize we probably shouldn't be fighting both russia and china at the same time but we also can't rule out the possibility of aggression by whichever one we are not facing. not to mention iranians or terrorists. how do you think about the question of how many missions do we have to do once and do you step it up, how else do we deter if one we are engaged in a major operation? >> 2022 and 2018. i think a lot of times there can be a lot of pressure to drive a big difference between administrations from different parties. a lot of differences between our administration and the previous one as it relates to the n

in editor online david maddox.g woke is just being nice meghan markle's that being woke isjust being nice i meghan markle's that being woke is just being nice i won't be pulling punches and i probably won't be nice either. i want to hear from you throughout the mark at gbnews.uk. and this program has golden rule, especially for my saturday. and you know what that rule is? sebastian all you ready? camera eight. let's go. we don't . eight. let's go. we don't. boring. not on my watch . i just boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it . boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it. i boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it . i thought he was won't have it. i thought he was slow . camera eight. yeah, he was slow. camera eight. yeah, he was slow. camera eight. yeah, he was slow on it because he went to the pub before he went air. disgraceful. so for the next 2 hours, big debates, big guests and always big opinions. and it's saturday night in. so get something cold and fizzy in the fridge like . budweiser which

2, 1964, the so-called tonkin incident and again in action, the american americans the destroyer maddoxhe territorial waters of vietnam and allegedly came under fire from boats, viet congo washington's official message all torpedoes passed past, and the us navy flooded the boat of the enemy. as a response to the treachery of vietnam, president lead don johnson ordered a strike on the seaports of the northern communist part of the country so began the vietnam war, which lasted 10 years. if it wasn't a provocation, then, uh, the us leadership would have been much more difficult, but open, and the collarbone in the vietnam war, uh, that is, in this provocation. she e influenced, not so much on the hunting of the war. for the time being, it was designed for american, and internal, uh, public opinion. and, of course, she played her part. yes thanks to this provocation. uh, the us could uh, directly and openly. uh take part in the war. this was an important moment. three years ago, experts noted that provocation is becoming an increasingly active instrument of struggle between countries. here

in editor online david maddox.just being nice meghan markle's that being woke isjust being nice i meghan markle's that being woke is just being nice i won't be pulling punches and i probably won't be nice either. i want to hear from you throughout the mark at gbnews.uk. and this program has golden rule, especially for my saturday. and you know what that rule is? sebastian all you ready? camera eight. let's go. we don't . eight. let's go. we don't. boring. not on my watch . i just boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it . boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it. i boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it . i thought he was won't have it. i thought he was slow . camera eight. yeah, he was slow. camera eight. yeah, he was slow. camera eight. yeah, he was slow on it because he went to the pub before he went air. disgraceful. so for the next 2 hours, big debates, big guests and always big opinions. and it's saturday night in. so get something cold and fizzy in the fridge like . budweiser which is fridge

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it football fan, maddox used before and during the game to help their team. when it telecoms, the bigger bizarre veto i, pruitt does jersey of my club in 2014, it brought us to national championship. after 41 years. i used to weird every game, but after we won that was it. now, i need a new cabala, like, especially for this world car, and i saw, and it's a part of you had a gunshot pelligrini the watch, the next game, with the same group of equally superstitious friends in the same place, sitting in the same order and wearing the same clothes, but that's nothing compared to this football shop called t v. cordial. it's named after a man who became famous in 1982. we're putting a curse on rival teams, argent time football coach, catalyst be louder, law incorporated, dd colacho into his team. dia k, through under, who are going through on a keyboard each time a student has de la casa, played. he would make kit a coach or greet the rider team, but each time a student has would win or draw, i'm sure. except for the one time that kid a caught show mr. game the othe

we're going to get the thoughts of david maddox now as well on this.e for the scotsman, it has quite a level expertise and all this. good morning to david. not a good morning. do see good morning. how do you see this all playing out then? because was because as olivia was explaining, for us to explaining, basically for us to seem to be sort of three out columns, none of which columns, but none of which look to this political to sort of settle this political hot for scotland. no, hot potato for scotland. no, i kind of feel like i'm living nightmare again. of the eight years i worked on the scotsman move is the issue never, never went at actually. i mean, it's an issue that's poisoning scotland and causing all sorts of real damage mean if you look at the impact when it services education health but to be honest i would be surprised if the supreme court rules in favour of snp and scottish government and allows them to have a referendum. i think it's pretty clear from the scotland act the referendum reserved to westminster but you know, you never quite kno