mads gilbert. mads is a norwegian physician who for years has worked alongside doctors and nurses in gaza. dr. mads, welcome back to the electronic intofada podcast. thank you so much under dire conditions, but still good to see you. thanks uh to you so much as well. um, mads, you've been in touch with doctors and medical staff at nasa hospital over the last week, give us a sense of what they're dealing with. i mean, we we just saw those images of patients being ordered to evacuate, others lined up on their gernies in the corridor of an older building, and of course we've heard the reports of quadcopters shooting anyone who moves inside the hospital and and in the courtyard near the entrance to the emergency department, what is going on here, and what are you hearing from your colleagues there? actually, what's this going? is going on in nasar hospital is pretty much the same that's been going on in almost all the palestinian hospitals and healthcare units, also the primary healthcare system for th

the method to my madness. i believe you can do everything i do at home if you're willing to put in the time and effort. investing in individual stocks, running your own portfolio rather than dumping your money in some buy and forget it index fund is something i am confident all of you can do by yourselves. i always emphasize the homework and i hope you do the homework for my charitable trust stocks if you join the cnbc investing club. in the old days you needed one hour per week per stock. these days the research is so readily available online i can count on less than an hour a week for five stocks. investing in more than just ten stocks, then i get worried because that can be difficult unless you're managing money full-time. of course if you don't have the time or the inclination to pick stocks then you are better off parking your money in a low-cost index fund that mirrors the s&p 500. and i like those. they're good. i'm in some. but if you're willing to put in the work regular people can trounce the average

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mads, but which doctors? that you know of that israel has killed whose expertise and experience are nearly irreplaceable, especially within such a time frame, and what are the repercussions of decimating an entire health system in this way? i mean, we don't have many precedents that we can compare this to. diming report indicates that deaths from terrorism in africa have skyrocketed more than 100 thousand percent during the so-called us war ontella. the study by the africa center for strategic studies revealed that during 2002 and 2003 when the us was just beginning its decades long war, total of just nine terrorist attacks were counted throughout all of africa, leading to only 23 casualty, but after two decades of us intervention in africa with a purported aim of helping the continent in counter terrorism, that's from takfiri violence in africa increased to 23,322 last year, reaching a record level of lethal violence, so what exactly are us troops doing in africa if they're not fighting terrorists as they cl

mads gilbert. mads is a norwegian physician who for years has worked alongside doctors and nurses in gaza. dr. mads, welcome back to the electronic intefada podcast. thank you so much under dire conditions, but still good to see you. thanks uh to you so much as well. um, mads, you've been in touch with dr. and medical staff at nasa hospital over the last week, give us a sense of what they're dealing with. i mean, we we just saw those images of patients being ordered to evacuate, others lined up on their gernies in the corridor of an older building, and of course we've heard the reports of quadcopters shooting anyone who moves inside the hospital and and in the courtyard near the entrance to the emergency department. what is going on here and what are you hearing from your colleagues there? actually, what's this? what is going on in nasar hospital is pretty much the same that's been going on in almost all the palestini hospitals and healthcare units, also the primary healthcare system for the last f

mads gilbert.ome back to the electronic intofada podcast. thank you so much under dire conditions, but still good to see you. thanks uh to you so much as well, um, mads, you've been in touch with doctors and medical staff at nasa hospital over the last week, give us a sense of what they're dealing with. i mean, we we just saw those images of patients being ordered to evacuate, others lined up on their gernies in the corridor of an older building, and of course we've heard the reports of quadcopters shooting anyone who moves inside the hospital and and in the courtyard uh near the entrance to the emergency department, what is going? on here and what are you hearing from your colleagues there? actually what is going, what is going on in nasar hospital is pretty much the same that's been going on in almost all the palestinian hospitals and healthcare units, also the primary healthcare system for the last four months. this is nadir, very low point in this long array of israeli s. traumatic attacks on h

"mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to make you a little money my job is not just to entertain but to educate, teach. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. tweet me @jimcramer. nvidia's stock is not defying gravity with this magnificent 16% move today it's defying unwarranted negativity and cynicism and a picayune way of thinking about how stocks are hostages to an all-powerful fed the dow jumping 457 points s&p gaining 2.1% nasdaq pole vaulting 2.9 % >> the house of pleasure >> we need to analyze why so many people didn't want to buy a stock that tacked on a record $277 billion in one day encompassing a record held by meta for the largest single session gain in stock market history. ♪ hallelujah ♪ first let's just say i did my best to get you in it. i've been recommending nvidia endlessly for multiple times a week both here and in the club for a decade now i knew early on that i had the by far the fastest processors because one of my old hedge fund clients wa

mads, but which doctors that you know of that? israel has killed, whose expertise and experience are nearly irreplaceable, especially within such a time frame, and what's are the repercussions of decimating an entire health system in this way? i mean, we don't have many precedents that we can compare this to. in this week's show we'll be shining light on the influence of an ultraasist sect known as khabad and the israeli intelligence agency shinbet has said that the vast majority of these people involved in these attacks are uh linked to um this extremist faction based in the yita uh settlement in particular there's actually kabad linked uh yashiva jewish seminary in that settlement. in the case of palestinians that the key question is, uh, will they grow up to challenge us in the future? of course, something which you can't tell about it, baby, but nevertheless, they can tell and they can tell that any palestinian baby is a threat to them in the future, and they can be engaged regardless of whether you're trying to kill their par

and mad men at the bus. got >> he's the mad man at the bus. and mad men at the bus. the mad man at the bus. and mad men at the bus. i'm them two mad men at the bus. i'm them supposed be. anyway, the supposed to be. anyway, the point tie though. can point is nice tie though. can you please speak anyway , you please let me speak anyway, he was sentenced to two years in prison. right for this. okay? he's a bad man. but then they suspended it so he didn't have to go to prison. >> didn't to go to >> so he didn't have to go to prison. that's insane. we've got the for anyone the mail now. and for anyone following the russell brand trial, after all those accusations against him, well done. because there been done. because there hasn't been a but has spoken about a trial. but he has spoken about his louis. his ordeal. louis. >> yeah, he took a took a chance . know. . good news, i don't know. disgraced russell brand speaks for deny for the first time to deny multiple allegations , multiple rape allegations, calling them hurtful calling them painful, hurtful attack during tucke

mad money starts, now. >>> hey, i'm kramer. welcome to mad money. welcome my friends i'm just trying to make you a little money. my job is not just to understand but to teach you. call me, tweet me at jim kramer. right now it is time to retire the term beaten raise. it just doesn't really capture what's happening. in fact, it's throwing people off because it's too much of a concept. now that we finished earning system. i've been thinking about it. i've been thinking about what to take away. it's the way we report on stocks. all of us. it's not working anymore. it's failing us. it's too quick, too inconsistent. too unrepresentative of a company's work. it's causing people to make false judgments that are false wrong judgments and we have to stop. we have to figure out what's going on with the terminal. because we need an approach going forward if we're going to make oney. the breaking news surrounding lowe's and home depot and you know both of those companies that's why these will be so closure. early morning both were widely on the lines especially

"mad money" starts now. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you a little money. my job not just to entertain but context, teach, educate. call 1-800-743-cnbc. tweet me @jimcramer. everyone knows the ascent of the mega caps, the nation state companies i call them, has created a disparity between the trillionaire companies. of course they've gained that because of explosive earnings. not just multiple expansion meaning people pay more for the same numbers over and over again until they collapse under their own weight. the megacaps define the market on a daily basis. dow advanced, nasdaq shed .24%. i know they're one of the key reasons why the s&p 500 is knocking on the door of an amazing milestone which is the s&p 5,000. but we're not passive observers here on "mad money," right? this is a teaching show. not a history lesson on how apple or nvidia or microsoft got here. we're not going to say forget this market, you missed it. i hear a lot of people saying that. or it's broken. okay, fin

"mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer! welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job, not just to entertain but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. let's talk about the megacaps. just because we haven't seen the likes of them before doesn't make them bogus! they didn't get their trillion-dollar valuations by fooling the most people. they got there because there was nowhere else for them to go but up something demonstrated once again this very evening with incredible reports from amazon and meta and by the way, an extremely profitable report from apple let me ask the question. is microsoft supposed to trade at a discount to its valuation because it had 227 billion in revenues last year and $82 billion in earnings? how do you not give alphabet a big valuation? $100 billion in cash and nearly 100 billion in earnings? you want to keep meta on the farm what's a stock investor supposed to, do just sell them because they're big? aft

"mad money" starts now. >> hey, i am cramer. welcome to "mad money". welcome to cramerica. people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make some money. my job is not just to entertain you, educate you, teach you. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. tweet me @jimcramer. it's such a bummer. it's the most distant serving kind of sentiment, even as it can be mighty enjoyable, when you are in it. >> house of pleasure -- >> we are that we've been for 14 of the last 15 weeks, and that has happened more than 50 years. but no one thinks that's positive. >> the house of pain -- >> everyone thinks it's a bad sign, over enthusiasm. too much exuberance. and i think that is a big reason why the average hold back today for some very strong footing. the dow advancing 126 points, as np tipping 0.9%. nasdaq 0.3%. we do know that there are individual signs of this. why don't we just take some down there that i would say pretty clear to me. arm holdings, the semiconductor design company, which was $70 just ten days ago. today it touched 164. i mean, they had a tough quarter. but i'd say, hit, gi

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know i haven't seen that mad, mad, mad. i know there's some resurgent interest in the film and apparently there's going to be another mad, mad world that's coming out. but i haven't seen it in long. i can't give you a good answer for that. well, the mad, mad, mad world is, in a sense, an ensemble film, right, where we have this again this race. and again, that's played for a comic purposes. so but the film really have the element of of anger the way we sometimes feel, even in a comedic film like cannonball. there's there's an anger now the madmen, the world was this 1960s before all of these elements together. so i think the film could be seen more as a as a film that reflects americans exuberance of the car and the possibilities of the car whereas cannonball and some of these other films are doing that at the same time they're expressing the anxiety that americans feeling because the car one of the things that john's been telling us here and it tells us so well in this book is that the car is the premiere symbol of once th

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mad money starts now. >> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to mad money. welcome to crane eric. i don't want to make friends, i'm just trying to make you a little money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach. call me or treat me at jim cramer. something strange happened when we turned the calendar to 2024 point we kind of ran out of sellers. >> cell cell cell. >> now before you call me an idiot when the market starts going down, let me just say i am approaching this thing retrospectively. i want you to understand how insanely different this market is from almost any other market i can recall. a total lack of analogies to anything i've ever seen. i've been prowling these gains on wall street now for more than 40 years. sure, today was a sedate session with the dow 141 points, s&p gained 4.2%, nasdaq inched ..7, really nothing going on but keep in mind there are so many reasons that we should be going down. the federal reserve recently raised interest rates, something that should've crossed of the economy. normally we'd be deep in recession with bankruptcies all

.— of homes or shelters, is nothing but total madness. that would _ total madness. egypt, which has the border that would rafah _ total madness. egypt, which has the border that would rafah has - total madness. egypt, which has the border that would rafah has warned | border that would rafah has warned recently of dire consequences if the operation proceeds. how likely is it that egypt would open the border and would you think it is a good idea for them? , , .,, would you think it is a good idea for them?— would you think it is a good idea for them? , , .,, ., for them? egypt has made it quite clear that the _ for them? egypt has made it quite clear that the intention _ for them? egypt has made it quite clear that the intention of - clear that the intention of displaced palestinians and they won't allow that. our overall position is identical to the egyptians. they are conducting military operations against hamas but what we have seen so far is total destruction of the palestinian life, in terms of killing, not only people but rather ever

lockheed martin, tyler, and thank you for >> mad money starts now. >> hey, i am cramer, welcome to mad money. i am just trying to help you make a little money. my job is not just to entertain, but to explain. call me or tweet me, @jimcramer. the seven have spoken, and now we are done. now that we have heard from nvidia from every one of the magnificent seven have reported and it is time to grade them. plenty of earnings to go around. dow advancing 48 points for the nasdaq of course dipping 42%. but we have to decide which companies might be pretenders. let's start with nvidia. another monster quarter. high-powered artificial intelligence chips. $24 billion in revenue. accelerated computing and generative ai have hit the tipping point with demand surging worldwide. lots of people were buried supply would outstrip demand. it was just the opposite. as i told you last night, you can think of jensen want as the taylor swift of business. a true powerhouse in name. [ indiscernible ] overall, i think the magnificent seven data equip themselves well. some of these companies against report cards

theatre, the massive theater, would have been built up from outstanding red elements, and all this madnessd a white color scheme, that worked in contrast and madness, emphasized the emphasis on these elements. jars for the 20th century were already planned. there was a great amount of data reminders with quarters for the supraconnik. look at the project architecture of belarus on our tv channel. we will introduce you to belarusians who deliberately exchanged the city for the countryside. vladimir alexandrovich, i know you have a lot of crops growing here, that’s right, but the most important three of them are potatoes, this enterprise produces from 4 to 6,000 tons of potatoes per year, and you are the same family that once... in your life bought one plot of land, restored a house there, and could no longer stop , yes, yes, but they didn’t believe in themselves, their strengths and achieved results in their favorite business, our bathhouse is located right on the bank of the old bed of the islach river, it ’s now frozen, 50 meters from here you run through a forest, there we have own beach

first they were mad about gender-neutral potato head dolls. then they were mad about dr.ks. then they were mad about "looney tunes. then they were mad that the green m&m wasn't wearing high heels anymore. and let me just say, while we're on the subject, how come there was never as much concern about the new orange m&m look at him before -- mildly concerned, sure, but he's just a nervous guy. and look at him after. he's freaking the [ bleep ] out. [ laughter ] how is this supposed to appeal to kids? blue is laid back, brown is a boss, and orange is the only m&m who knows it is a candy and that his destiny is to be hungrily devoured [ laughter ] so when you bite into an orange m&m, kids, remember, he can feel it [ laughter ] that's the expression you have when you accidentally send a [ bleep ] pic to your dad. [ laughter ] you know what, maybe he's freaking out because he knows he needs a xanax, but also knows he can't take one because it's the same size he is. [ laughter ] that's the face conservatives made when they found out the green m&m wasn't as [ bleep anymore. and i

mad money starts now. >> hey, i'm cramer . i'm just trying to make you a little money. half-full versus half-empty. you can apply that lens to everything in this market right now with the down, and it has that game of .37%. you literally can see the whole tug-of-war play out today in the absence of one stock, apple. after word leaked out to bloomberg that he canceled 10 year project to develop an electric car, the stock up and trending about half a point. apple pumping another half dollar, it was incredible. just this lumbering cap stock. a real statement from the glass half-empty crowd. but then -- boom! it was off to the races. the stock pure wedding and soaring higher, pledging to a clear line of support. a stunning reversal. glass half-full continued. why? i think it's because these optimistic realists are embracing efficiency with projects going nowhere getting shuttered. especially if they now need to invest in and generative ai. even as i believe that apple would find that particular comparison odious. the market for electric cars is worse, as we don't have cars

that's what i'm mad at. you vote for the most part, or you don't like phillips so one more quick point. we'll switch to the republicans jonah was just talking about this and i think this is the fascinating debate as we go forward. at the moment, only 7% of the vote, let's be patient with the results. but nikki haley is not winning any counties. donald trump's getting 64% of the vote. so the governor can clearly make the argument about a third of republicans here. we'll see what that number ends up. but a third here. 40% of my home state of south carolina, 43% in new hampshire don't want donald trump. she's right. the math supports that. however, that's winning, and that's getting the delegates 55 delegates at stake tonight 16 of them are supposed to be awarded based on the primary results but we're gonna have to republican convention if you want to go to a place where the republican party, the trump effect election denial. that is completely destroyed. what used to be a strong functioning republican party go

they have this madness, by and large it has always been there, they, being carried away by some idea,the americans first of all, and in the west in general, when carried away by some idea, they throw everything under their feet. to this new idol that they invented for themselves, now this idol is lgbt plus, mito, that’s all. america in 1907, the state of indiana passed the first laws against violent sterilization of subhumans, and then there is a list of who exactly we consider subhumans. for example, in louisiana, everyone with an iq below seventy was sterilized. these are subhumans. there was such a famous case in america, you probably know, bug vs. bell, when an eighteen-year-old girl gave birth to a child named buck. forcibly sterilized, why? because she was mentally retarded, she was 18 years old, she had a nine-year-old intellect, her mother was mentally retarded, her mother also gave birth a lot, they were in court, eight out of nine judges made her decision forcibly sterilized, because you see, she is incorrigible, she has such bad genetics, she still gave birth without a husb

"mad money" starts now . >> i'm kramer. welcome to mad money. trying to make you a little money. my job is not just to entertain but explain. call me. read me. maybe what we need to do here is have a patented scary list for the next time experts try to frighten you out of the stock market. sell, sell, sell. that's how i feel if they cascade lower yesterday. nasdaq climbing 1.30%. short sellers everywhere. put the kebabs on the alarmist. when things are going well, we hear from people doing fine thank it's going badly. every downturn is a repeat of the recession or the.crash or even the great depression. nothing wrong with testing your thesis but some of these people are really good at being dramatic. should have a netflix show called the skies on fire. have got to prepare for this stuff to happen again. i want to give you the top five skiers of the market right now. they need to keep you out of the stocks and you need to recognize when that happens so you can parry them with confidence. the first and finest most ubiquitous scare, the coming collapse of commercial real estate. the

"mad money" starts now. >> i'm kramer, welcome to "mad money", welcome to cramerica. i'm just trying to help you make some money. my job isn't just to entertain but to enter but call me at 1- 800-743-cnbc. there is a gaping hole in the american education system. i hesitate to even call it the system. but when you go to high school, the teacher chemistry and geometry and physics you have history places, and you can graduate from college, speaking three languages, with a deep understanding of quantum physics or agent philosophy. but you know the one thing they almost never to do in middle school or high school, financial literacy. and i'm not talking economics here, you can be an econ major and still learn nothing about financial planning or retirement readiness. money is just not talked about. become the third rail of american education, and you are 1000 times more likely than you read anything about planning a bunch of picking stocks and that is why i want to be a constant mission. which is what we do every day in the investing club. and finding a constant source of e

madness knows no bounds.hat will become their descent into qanon madness by believing the trump supporter madness that the nfl is rigged, but the super bowl is rigged. once you can believe one utterly insane saying, the door to your brain that was closed to insanity is wide open. and if you're timothy mcvay, you're going to end up blowing up a federal building, kill 168 people including 19 babies. and if you're that guy in pennsylvania, you're gonna cut your father's head off with a machete, and your mother's going to come home and find his handlers body in a pool of blood. or maybe you just get rich being a fox host. >> he can't name a taylor swift song, taylor swift can't name a biden policy. this relationship was engineered in a lab. and taylor's boyfriend sponsored by pfizer, it is a match made in corporate heaven. could you imagine if the chiefs win the super bowl? >> there is madness loose in the land. and no one fuels that madness more than donald trump. coming up, today the biden harris campaign with

"mad money" starts right now. >>> welcome to mad money. i am just trying to make you money. call me. relentless or saying? that is not a self-description. i am talking about this market. >> let's get to the rest of the game plan. i like to hide in this area right here. can you see me? on monday we hear from two harder to understand the scorchers . the club networking company. >> coca-cola has no snack business. they have no appetite for beverage companies or anything in packaged foods, so do not expect much. here is one that has been a consistent winner. it continues to go higher because it is viewed as a part of a travel package. royal caribbean was down badly today, which is interesting. powered by american express. may have the numbers but if it ever falls short you could have and expedia on your hands. is >> i mentioned airbnb, and this one is little trickier. by the way, so is upstart. in this paper the shorts all seem desperate. i think it is a buying opportunity, but i am skeptical. let's keep going here. we heard about potentially big layoffs today. i expect them to

we'd like to just talk about march madness with basketball, but it may be march madness with weather, too. >> march madness, weather and basketball. thank you. >>> when we come back, we get a look at the new rural at an oakland high school highlighting the history of democrats agree. conservative republican steve garvey is the wrong choice for the senate. ...our republican opponent here on this stage has voted for donald trump twice. mr. garvey, you voted for him twice... as your own man, what is your decision? garvey is wrong for california. but garvey's surging in the polls. fox news says garvey would be a boost to republican control of the senate. stop garvey. adam schiff for senate. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. "overflowing with ideas and energy." that's the san francisco chronicle endorsing democrat katie porter for senate over all other options. porter is "easily the most impressive candidate." "known for her grilling of corporate executives." with "deep policy knowledge." katie porter's housing plan has "bipartisan-friendly ideas to bring homebuilding costs down

it’s like sparks will light up this night, overtaking madness with a drunken wind, the askatron of mys night, overtakes madness, intoxicated by the wind, the askatron of my crazy thoughts! thank you, friends, a great concert today, thank you for your support, for being so awesome today, wow, my thoughts, my skunks. as if sparks will ignite this night, the wind overtakes madness khmelnik, the squadron of my crazy thoughts, my thoughts, my horses, as if sparks will ignite this night, overtakes madness with the wind of intoxicating, astron my crazy thoughts are overtaken by the crazy gledrov. probably relevant in russia, one of the most popular songs to sing, which is now the most relevant, this song is dedicated to. to our defenders, to those who have a homeland to defend, our ancestors shed blood beyond these borders for many centuries, our homeland will not dry up as long as men, officers, gentlemen go into battle. officer with strained nerves, i sing this song with cords of faith, to those who are against a career, without sparing their belly, offer their breasts for russia, to those

i thought he was mad, impact for you? i thought he was mad. was — impact for you?it was definitely unique. but he just where is it very— definitely unique. but he just where is it very lightly, andrew hay, and ithink— is it very lightly, andrew hay, and i think that — is it very lightly, andrew hay, and i think that shows, the film is so delicately— i think that shows, the film is so delicately done and everything is handled — delicately done and everything is handled so thoughtfully. it never felt like — handled so thoughtfully. it never felt like you were in his past. it felt like you were in his past. it felt like — felt like you were in his past. it felt like our film that we were making — felt like our film that we were making together. i know you are a professional on set all the time. did you — professional on set all the time. did you manage to keep your emotions in check in some of the scenes? ida. in check in some of the scenes? no, ou in check in some of the scenes? no, you know. — in check in some of the scenes? no, you know. it — in check in some of th

mad money starts now. >>> hey, i'm cramer, welcome to mad money. i'm just trying to make you a little money. my job is not just to entertain, but educate and explain these records. call me. forget art official intelligence for a minute. right now this market is often in the grip of authentic stupidity. the dow gained. nasdaq jumped 9.5%. and how does the play happen with your judgment? especially when so many companies are doing so many things right? let me give you some examples of some positive things that were turned into negatives by authentic stupidity. take the selling yesterday. it is the best performing drug company of our year. thestock opened up about $35 yesterday, but slowly and surely worked its way down to finish off just over $1. that decline can largely be attributed to authentic stupidity because there was so much about it. and i'm not just talking about it, their diabetes and weight loss drugs because a ton of great things about those things. and first, the weight loss drug might work and that is a type of fatty liver disease. and

for taking his life for those people, that's why they're mad, and they mock him like every..." other victim that the israelis have murdered in that genocide that's going on, sponsored by our tax dollars, promoted by our leaders, all of whom we are traits, we stand with israel , as i said at the beginning of the program, tonight we are hosting mr. amir mousavi, an expert on west asian issues. mr. mousavi , hello, welcome to the world today. hello and greetings . thank you for hosting us and the respected khabar network . we are on the 145th day of the genocide in gaza . the most important discussion we had in these few days was the self-immolation of arne bushnell, a member of the us air force who set himself on fire in front of the zionist embassy, ​​i think new york published a report in the newspaper , he had interviews with relatives and people around arsen bushen, and in those interviews it was revealed that arsen recently had access to information that american forces inside gaza is directly involved in this genocide . how and in what form is the american army participating in t

so were you mad or sincere. i was happy, and sincerity is madness.-legged man made himself a prosthesis from birch, just like a carpenter from the russian outback misled kiev propaganda. the takash that is happening in the heads of our so-called ukrainian colleagues continues to touch us, they make fun of us, but at the same time they have a natural problem with this. no, i'm protesting i didn’t do it with my own hands, i made it as a joke. allegedly, the ukrainian armed forces used the fpv drone with uranium ammunition for the first time. the ammunition weighs 7-8 kg. unknown predictions in ang , for the first time all the secret prophecies from the old notebook, recorded from the words of a bulgarian son-seeing woman 30 years ago, will be announced , the fact that our notebook is beginning to come true , will this coincide with the forecasts of astrologers for 2024, the year of the death of the old world, but this. the world will want to take revenge, the current will no longer be needed, people will cut off the wires, artificial intelligence will

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come out, and tell the president you are mad at him! is eight months left, or something like that, till november 5th. let's send a message to the president, that if you change course, which you must do, for justice, then i think the people will return to you. >> we have about a minute left. but i want to get your thoughts on part of the blame game here. because i spoke with -- , the mayor of dearborn about the argument that if trump does in fact beat biden in michigan, it's the arab americans, it's the muslim americans who would be blamed for that loss. and he remarked very simply, he has never lived in a world where you point at the voters and blame them for a candidate's position on an issue. just give me your reaction to that, and how damaging this blame game approaches, especially for members of your own party. >> it's totally useless, ayman. and mayor -- is such a true reference young elected official, doing a really good job representing his constituents. what mayor -- is saying, what i am saying, what we are all saying is, this i

"and these american jewish zionists and traits are mad because of him didn't die for israel, if aaronhnel lit himself on fire and said, free the hostages, free the hostages, free the hostages, they would build a shrine to him in the middle of tel aviv, hollywood would already be working a script for new movie to honor him." "but because he died for the people of gaza, they hate him for it, but we americans, we're supposed to die for israel, other country, so they have to mock him just like they mock dead children, there's a telegram channel with over 126, israelis and jews supremacist that mock dead people all day, babies even, i saw one that said with a little girl was dead, one less settler, one less terrorist, and that's what they're doing with him. why is our greatest ally mocking this person, right? our greatest ally israel. what do we even get to support israel? can you name one thing that we as americans get for supporting israel? nothing, just empty platitudes. he died to send the... message to the world that what's happening in gaza is unacceptable, it is a genocide, and all

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all the time, but the fact that the american political class as a whole is in a state of absolute madnessshow how my grandfather talks about koli , this, this is a dream, it’s simple, but we don’t have a video of it, that’s interesting, dreams come true, here’s the text, but there’s no video, honestly, i ’ll tell you this, here’s one since i’ll say this, i’m ashamed for telling jokes he told me, i’m looking at it now , it’s real, it actually looks like komsamo, now in comparison, and until recent years , he told jokes about... he made a decision, among other things, and he told you, bury me with my back up, yes , there was such an anecdote too, the second moment, it is much more terrible, and you look how they are slowly beginning to admit what we said, in particular mikhail mikhailovich about the il-76, yes, they have already actually admitted that it was a patriot , the next stage, what were there americans, and this means, in the situation in which... they are now, this means that they began to gradually legalize their participation in the conflict, they realized that hiding this parti

if you heard the lady fromow the squau heard say that she'sss mad that walgreens is leaving mad becauseset' it's just getting attacked by criminals and they should getted by cr money in order to what? keep selling toothpastesy in. t >> are criminals. >> so let me give it to you. in the economics of retail, retl walmart is one of the largest retailers on earth. the conceps on eart of shrinkag, that's theft, which for decadesi wachs around 1.8 to 2.2%.nd 1.8 and that's very sustainable. ma your margins or 15% pretax. when you go to a city like san francisco that's turned into a war zone and you're shrinkage goes up to seven, eight, 9% and you know,oy your employeesees ar are at thre of their lives. it's not worth staying open becauss t worte you don't make y money. i mean, you know, there's a lot of social issues around this and politicshis an is everything else. but if you're a retailer and you're responsible shareholders, you're just goin oug d to shut it down. if yso if you don't have stable policy and this is going to my theory of, you know, competitivg to me states versust uncompetitiv

jenny says yes, this is he says, comeety gone mad. gone mad? this is he says, come on, gone mad. gone mad? jenny says yes, this is he says, come on, thee mad. gone mad? jenny says yes, this is he says, come on, the water. brad says, come on, the water doesn't even look that deep. >> stephen says he a >> stephen says he wasn't a child, an old man. child, a woman or an old man. why didn't he get himself out? well, i think stephen, he thought you can hear on the thought as you can hear on the video, when you it, that thought as you can hear on the videwateren you it, that thought as you can hear on the videwater was )u it, that thought as you can hear on the videwater was )u lot it, that thought as you can hear on the videwater was )u lot deeper hat thought as you can hear on the videwater was )u lot deeper than the water was a lot deeper than it was. um, you can hear the guy who saved him and danielle, danielle's partner there, saying, not that deep. saying, no, it's not that deep. it's not deep. so um, we'll it's not that deep. so um, we'll give

sir, i want you to know, your agent,000,000 agents, they're mad as hell. absolutely mad. that president biden went to brownsville, texas, rather than going to arizona, rather than going to san diego, california, rather than coming to eagle pass, texas, which has been the epicenter. what president trump has seen right here is he's seen how his policies have worked. but he's also seen how he can expand upon those policies once he takes -- goes back into the white house. he's seen how governor abboston has been able to use his policies to secure this specific area. the epicenter of the last two years of the illegal border crisis that we have had to endure. and your agents, president, they are pissed. border patrol agents are upset. that we cannot get the proper policies that is necessary to protect human life, to protect american citizen, to protect the people that are crossing the border illegally. we want to protect them as well. we can't do that because president biden's policies con to invite people across here. thank good ef we have a governor like governor abboston. th

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