i conclude by praying for the marties, the marties. from our people, the marties of our resistance, all of the marties on the path to the liberation of quds, and also i pray for the recovery of the wounded and the sick and glory god willing to. people it is either jihad will lead to either maridom or victory and may peace be upon you all. questions inaudible? the answer is which which statement you're referring to anyway. we had a comment in this regard, this statement does not reflect national responsibility, the occupation wants to destroy the resistance, and there are some people who talk about holding the resistance accountable, as if the resistance has been defeated, this resistance achieve victory from day one, what we're doing today is preserving this victory, and after the victory will come, to such issues and he must read very clearly the mood of our people in the polls which were held recently, the stance of the people, the people still support, still cling to their rights and resistance, and they also view that there is no way for liberation and return and establishing indepe

i pray for the marties, the marties of our people, the marties of our resistance, and i also pray for a quick recovery for the wounded and injured and the sick, and i salute all of them, they are the ones who are bringing about this victory. and i salute and express my pride in the heroes of the resistance, all of the brigades of resistance, especially the qassaam brigades and the al-quds forces, the resistance fighters who are achieving heroic epic which will be recorded in history and will remain recorded in a history in the... path of our people until victory and freedom and return is achieved. i'll begin with the humanitarian situation. over a period of 83 days since the beginning of the zionist aggression and the genocide war against our people in the gaza strip. we have around 2200 marties from amongst our people, and more than 56. have been wounded, most of them are women and children, whereby the percentage of those is more than 74%. there are also more than 9 people missing beneath the rubble of those buildings that were destroyed and also under the homes which were destroyed

and grandchildren of the marties. this is the true nature of this fascist entity which doesn't know anything but to commit massacres and blood baths and slaughtering against our people with the aim of displacing them or expelling them or annihilating them. however, this goal was not achieved and will not be achieved despite all of the massacres, as enemy will not succeed in expelling us from our territory whatever they may do. we once again warn here against all the attempts and all of the plans which are being promoted with this israeli goal and this systematic israelity crime to displace our people from the ghaza strip under any pretext or justification nazi plans on account of the blood of our people and all those involved in these plans, whatever the good intentions may they express, they are partners in this crime, the crime of genocide and displacement, and we say here with full confidence and certainty that netanyahu's goals and the goals of his army are not achievable, god willing, and what they are doing. is a recipe for revenge and blood thestiness, it is not an indicator

territory, this territory which is becoming more and more cleansed as a result of the blood of the marties every moment, and we continue to underscore that gazza was and will remain the graveyard of the invaders and occupiers. the goals of and his army are no longer hidden, however, they will be crushed as a result of the steadfastness of our people, and the brigades of and the heroic palestinian resistance will continue to counter the aggression and defend our people and to continue to inflict losses on the soldiers of the nazis and their generals until they are expelled from and after that, after they leave all our occupied territories, god willing, and here we underscore that the american administration and its president biden and its secretary of state, blincon, who still pays visits to the region as a jew, they are partners in the crime of spilling the blood of the palestinians and in their massacres and the crimes of ethnic cleansing and genocide, and they will pay a price. their crimes in their political future, and they must also be held accountable in front of the international cr

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from the palestinian people, men, women, children, elderly, young, and most of the marties are women and children, and hence they are continuing day by day with complete brutality, they are failing on the battlefield, and hence they resort to indiscriminate bombing and widespread targeting of the civilians, their war is a war against the palestinian people in gaza in general, a war against the civilians whom they targeted in their homes and they destroyed their homes. houses, they are opening fire and launching war on suburbs and neighborhoods to destroy them completely, the hunger has reached the level whereby people are dying, palestinian people are dying as a result of hunger and preventing medicine from coming in completely, and horrific, unbelievable criminality. and oppression, the targeting even included the young babies and even the children who are in the emergency department, those were born prematurely and hence need medical care in the hospitals, even they didn't show any mercy to these people, to these babies, and they dealt with complete brutality, and there was a crimi

the image of marty in cuban art history. he created many, many portraits of him in different guises as an intellectual, as a member of the cuban liberation army, where he died fighting the war very early on in that last war of independence in 1895. marty was the ideologue, the person who conceived that last war of independence. he was he's a very important intellectual of cuba and of latin america. he was a diplomat. he was someone who dedicated his life to fight against the spanish colonial regime. and in since 1880, he had lived in the united states, in new york, he spent the last 15 years of his life in exile in new york, where there was a very important, very fast cuban community of people who objected to the spanish colonial regime and who were organizing to gain independence. and actually, this was not just a circle of cubans, but also of puerto ricans. it was cubans of puerto ricans were collaborating together in new york to achieve that. and so he puts forward the idea of a war that is necessary. and lagouranis, this

marty mccarey, he's a surgeon, marty, could you land that plane?ways be confident and usually correct, but i was thinking about. this probably do a water lanning, pop the doors open when you get close and tell everybody to get ready to swim but, no, i have no idea what i'm doing and i'm aware of it which is why i could try with a good effort. >> i'm no scully but i used to fly james combat flight seminal lateors for about four hours night and 10 hours on weekends for years. so i feel like i could probably do it. maybe. >> yes. kate, 15 seconds? >> i was in the marine corps so i would probably raise my hand because we think we can do just about anything but i don't know if i could successfully land it but i would sure try. >> as i pilot, and flew for a while, i could land that plane but it would be rough. we would bounce a little bit. it would be very tough, and men are like, yep, we can do it and everybody else can't do it. thank you all. thank you for watching late news fox news at night. business. i was a bit nervous at first but then i figured i

what an honor this is and what treat we're in for it to be here with marty baron. marty, thank you. yeah, great to here. thanks to everybody for coming. so i actually this was an amazing book. i actually felt a little sad when it ended because i so it. by the way, you want to listen and read the live shriver as your huge win just extraordinary you yeah very nicely you came to the party to launch the book and he and i were talking and we concluded that we are the same person and for. who may have forgotten of course it was liv who played marty in spotlight, the academy award winning film. so let's start with in writing book marty. there's of course, a very illustrious history of washington post leaders writing books about their time, you know, a good by brian bradley in 1995, personal history by katharine graham in 1998. now you with collision of power. what were your primary motivations in writing this book and what were some of the things that you really sought to share with readers in doing so? sure. so i was living through an incredible moment in history and here was a paper that

marty makary.simple blood test, a blood test you can maybe do at home could detect alzheimer years before symptoms appear? that's from residents. that's a utah bio-tech company and say say it's got that test. is it possible? >> yes, it looks really promising and this is new data now out of byu and they've looked at people, six people with early cognitive decline and six people who did not have it and they ran this new blood test in each of those people and found that it did predict that early cognitive decline. whether or not it predicting the development of alzheimer down the road, we'll have to find out. but it is they are retrocochlearically possible you can -- theoretically possible to measure some of the changes in the body and circulation with the free dna and that's what the researchers use elizabeth: the new test achieved 100% accuracy and patient withs alzheimer and individuals with mild cognitive impairment and developed alzheimer in five years and that's amazing and 100% accuracy. is tha

marty makary, we just heard about these respiratory illnesses, rsv, for example. as an rsv vaccine? >> there is, and it's recommended for people over 60 and for moms in the third trimester of pregnancy. rsv is something that commonly affects really young kids. it's one of the reasons kids go to a neonatal icu, particularly kids who are premature, and that's a lot of kids, about 13 million a year. about 10% of all births are premature kids, so that's probably the target audience where it's highly recommended. stuart: can you tell me what's going on here? virtually everybody i know has a cough that doesn't go away for a are long time. i think you may have come across this yourself. what is that cough? is it flu? is it wrong covid or something? rsv? what is it? >> look, people are on edge because we just dealt with a global pandemic. these are the normal seasonal viruses that come around. this is a combination of rsv and rhino if virus and about half a dozen viruses including some covid. covid is disproportionately highly tested for, but it's really not dominating th

marty makary to talk about how concerned we should be.much for joining us on this new year's eve. tell us, what you make of this variance and how could protect yourselves? >> hi christina this is another common cold type virus and there are many of them can disproportionately affect those who are particularly vulnerable but i would say be as concerned about covid and was new jn at one dominant variant as you should be about flu and rsv and rhino vitas and every other common cold virus. covid is not the dominant virus of the season but there is a growing chorus of doctors were starting to say woody to stop the meticulous testing unless you would treat somebody we did treat it differently the fatality rate is far below the one tenth of 1% that we saw last season. >> tell us, why do you think this is spreading so fast? i know it's the holidays were hopping on planes and traveling in their holiday parties for dwight to get spreading so fast? >> covid is just a highly contagious and inevitable virus. if most people not cut the symptoms they wi

they're doing against the mosk, the number of maris in the west bank ever since storm has now 288 marties and more than 4,200 people taken as captives, prisoners, this nazi enemy has failed making any political military achievement achievement on the ground as a result of the set fastness of our people and also the heroics of their brigades brigades and the fighters of the palestinian resistance, and this is revealed by the nazi occupation, the escalation of this occupation, this brutal escalation being committed against civilians, unarmed civilians, the nazi occupation army arresting number of millions displaced to the honor schools and other places of shelter and hospitals including doctors and teachers and journalists and engineers and also forcing them from their schools and and transporting them via trucks including women, this all constitutes a crime, which is similar to what the nazis did to the jews, and what happened also in the prison by the americans, this is attempt. to seek revenge against against our people, but they will not succeed in making up the strategic failure on oct

will die as a result of hunger and thirst because there is lack of food and water or will fall as marties because they lack the makol. supplies, the means for treatment, what is enter into the gaz day daily does not exceed 100 trucks, what we need is more than 600 trucks and some of this aid does not meet the basic necessities, especially that which rates to the food, and here we'd like to remind as well that the areas of northern gaza only receive very limited assistance, and with the continuation of the occupations war against the hospitals, whereby this occupation has deliberately targeted the medical... sector, its buildings and also medical personnel, the number of hospitals operating now in gaza only four after 55 hospitals no longer operate as a result of the daily bombment or the lack of fuel and the siege, and i underscore here that northern gaza, the northern gaza strip in this area, we have one hospital operating now, our great people in the gaza strip are sacrificing maties and are sealing the wounds without any medication, without anything to help. for over one month the peop

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. - he talked about radio free europe, radio cuba, which actually became radio martí.ere really important seminal communications tools that the us offered to freedom fighters in communist regimes during soviet control. do you study the freedom fighters that came before you in previous generations? - yes, we study them and we also feel part of a historical movement. and i personally think we need to revindicate the concept of colored revolutions. the color revolutions are the freedom movements. it's the velvet revolution, it's the claveles revolution. - orange revolution. - it's the orange revolution, it's the white revolution. i mean, so many movements, so many protests, so many movements that were very successful, many of them. so in the 1990s, 60% of these movements were successful. unfortunately, that changed over this century. so yes, we learn, also at this, i study a lot of the nonviolent leaders. i have studied a great deal of mandela, gandhi, and the person that, for me, is my guidance in thinking martin luther king, in his definition of nonviolent action. not o

a reference for the international versions for the future generations with this gathering for the marties have been targeted we will continue to support their cause, we will continue to say stories, whatever the sacrifices, we and firm and we will continue, and for more than 20 years we have been confronting the embargos and the boycots, the sanctions, this has been ongoing, and other media outlet has con these challenges and this shows w effective the voice that supports palestine is, and those support the people of palestine and all righteous causes in the world. the bricks of your homes, which have been demolished, they will build the images of the bright future, and the blood of your kens people will also bring about the upcoming victory, god will and may be upon you all, general director of tv channel, spoke there, we are in pain, he said when he came out in terms of what has happened to them, and he said what is happening in gaza today are crimes that are shocking. i'm going to go straight to given the fact that he is the general director of the media channel to what he said about r

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i were in the midst of the book, you know, which marty spent 25 years on when i came aboard just for the last five years of the project. at one point he turned to me and he said, you know, you and i wouldn't be working on this project for so many years if it was just a story about the making of this gadget. it was just very about the father of the atomic bomb. what makes the story really just compelling and then obsessive is what to oppenheimer after world war two? you know, the fact that he is hailed as america's greatest scientist and 1945 and his image is put on the cover of time and life magazine. and then just nine years later comes the fall, the tragedy of what happened to him in this kangaroo court ending. and that's what makes the the story so human and compelling and tragic. and that's that that's that story is what makes you turn the page, find out what happened and, why? there's there's like a few things i might suggest that people look up that are hinted at in the movie that are they're interesting. i think oppenheimer's reason for being vilified after the bomb was becaus

my name is fernando marti. fantastic to see you here and thank you for selecting our team to work on this project over the next 6 to 8 months. our project team is--if i can get to the next slide on here. there we go. steve suzuki is architect with asian neighborhood design. myself fernando marti, community planner and engineer team of triangle engineering and [indiscernible] doing the structural and mechanical and plumbing and electrical study. we applied for this knowing a bit of history of midtown park apartments. having met many residents i had the pleasure meeting residents last november thanks to supervisor preston and understand a bit of what they are attempting to take on. the scope of work that we applied with was a two part project. one of them being an understanding of the structural engineering issues with the buildings. the building was built in 1967 or 8, so no over 50 years old with a lot of plumb and electrical issues, in particular plumb issues we heard from the tenants last year. there is also

[000:00:00;00] the, the russian forces seize control of the vital said he of marty inc. cash locate is relatively close to the regional capital. the net public will bring to our exclusive report from the ground. let me tell you, might in colorado were 3 left to this is some of the worst examples of how sleepy sound can be. the faces to my don scenario will not work in serbia. given the determination of president food church who is willing to strengthen serbia sovereignty, rather than baffled at this the best as the president, which has proof that the car in protest moved into the pumpkin country. it's supported by western powers and an interview with archie. he expressed his confidence that a repeat of kids they didn't scenario wouldn't work and involved with the state and he's ready as dried con uh, refugee camp in federal gather, killed at least 70 people. according to the policy, the red crescent society, the devastation forced on the region, is unsurpassed. there is mostly to sleep and guards the end. every palestinian have evacuated already 4 or 5 times bomb. things are happening

do today 2 years horrible. marty and move hummadi has started training to be a physiotherapist. soleah is learning german and hopes to get an apprenticeship and health care. in later she'd like to study medicine and become a doctor. lexi, she was not the but the 2 sisters are weighed down with worries about their family . back in afghanistan, their father, mother and siblings, and they are in germany and freedom, working, getting training, but they had to leave their loved ones behind. even though the action plan for afghanistan made generous provision for family reunification, so far the 2 young women have been unable to bring their family to germany. as a sphere, there's not totally dish fund if it's difficult, of course, because we don't know what is happening on to yet these in a month to how there's so good home. oh, nice way out of my little sister hasn't been able to go to school for 2 years now. surely again, on to the same with my big brother for support. uh oh goodness. but he was in the music school. was a cooler on that, but it's been closed. that's for bidding in afghanist

for those who may have forgotten who played marty and spotlight. let's start with, in riding this book, there is a very illustrious history. washington post leaders writing books about the time. personal history by captain grant in 1998. and now with you with a collision of power. what were your primary motivations in writing this book? and what were some of the things that you really sought to share with the readers? >> sure. i was living through an incredible moment in history. there was a paper that had been owned by the same family for 80 years. sold to one of the richest people in the world. set out to try to transform us to the digital era. along comes donald trump, a candidate unlike anybody had ever seen before. a president unlike any we had ever seen before. i thought somebody should tell that story. we in the press played an important role in democracy. the post plays an important role in all of that. nobody else is going to tell that story. i felt i should tell that story. we have this motto or mission statement, democracy dies in the da

palestinian resistance leaders, including hamas chief ismail han have described marty sulaimani as the martter of quds, are we close to the moment when his dream of the liberation of al quds will be realized? yes, i think we are close - not for that big support in terms of moral support, in terms of financial support, in terms of also the weapons supplied to the resistance in palestine, we could not achieve such kind of a step onward, so i think we are closed to such events and god helps us in doing so, what role did marter sulaimani play in yemen? specially in helping the people here and the resistance of the arab country overcome the foreign occupation and aggression. i go back to the same question on the beginning of this interview. martian sulaimani also was looking very carefully to yemen and he did a lot for yemen to be ready to let's say retaliate against the uh forces who... who led the aggression on our country, i think the red sea witnessed such kind of support that martial sulaymani gave to yemen, and you will see what will happen soon in that area and also what happened in

>> it's crazy, i haven't seen marty, i know it's $1 billion or more everybody that talks says they don't mean man, they make e men look like they are wimps and yet you see the movies now where the woman has to come in and save the day. indiana jones comes to mind. they have this woman be the day action hero so it's playing out over and over again. as a kid i remember these sitcoms and i was the end of all the jokes. kids are teenagers and they pick on dad and make dad look horrible and this is what kids are growing up with that the father is not that important to the family which is sad so to me you eliminate the patriarch, the bible teaches you to honor your father but sometimes it's the opposite way around. television and movies have been doing it for a long time and we've got to get to a place where enough is enough. let kids be kids and let them decide what they want tobe when they become adults . >> you brought brought adult titles through faith, how is it different writing a children's book ? >> i had a lot of help on this one. people go to brave books.com and it is amazing what th

marty makary is here. let's put on the screen what happens to the body when you stop drinking.ear from the body. boosted mood and improved sleep. ten days increased energy. 14 days clearer and smoother skin, 30-plus days lower blood sugar, weight, cholesterol and risk of disease. should we all dry out in january? >> these are real improvements. people are reporting these within days or sometimes within a month. they can actually notice changes to their skin, to their health and we've seen that with tests for diabetes. there are benefits. now, you will hear that alcohol is good for you in moderation or there is a small amount of alcohol that explains why the french live long. any small incremental benefit to the heart is far outweighed by the danger to the liver: overall alcohol is a net negative to your body's health. one of the biggest areas is how it reduces sleep quality. that's a bigger and bigger recognized part of your overall health contributing to high blood pressure and so many other aspects including cognitive health. >> my family we were told moderation is the key on

however this has been the case ever since 1948 will have been pr the price, hundreds of thousands of marties, hundreds of thousands of prisoners, hundreds of thousands of wonded and millions of refuges and displays thought the world we are paying and paying price, however we are also proud to be sacrificing for the sake of our causes and our people, this cancer which must be eradicated from the body of this nation, of this uma, those who say why did you begin with this battle and asked many questions about the civilians and prisoners, lot of questions were asked, especially in the media outlets, we say to them, we always say that the main reason behind all of these diseas and repercussions is the occupation, only the occupation, the palestinian people cannot be blamed for anything they do, they tried the political solution, it failed, this occupation does not understand except the language of force and so i say honorable colleagues, on the occasion of this honorable gathering held by this media outlets, we say that our media battle is necessary battle and the decisive battle, because it bega

the premises and multiple victims had been taken to hospital or for is ex president of the food you, marty has been left like go from prison and it happened after the country's top court flushed is 25 you sentence for human rights violations. support a celebrate of the head of the release. but the ruling has caused this, my young victims of abuse has committed during his role in the night and not us pop out. as taylor swift has been 90 time magazines, person, the, the american news magazine described to her as a musical force of nature and price towards by the bronze to end the hero. story. swift is the 1st woman to be a board of the title twice. she also won in 2017 we asked in time and generalist katcha and massey k j matthews. what she makes of taylor swift and why she's so pop and she has dominated the headlines every single month of this year. i mean she's done everything. we're now looking at the fact that she's in a new relationship with an nfl player. she went on concert a tour and she bought a bro records there. she's breaking records at the box office with her film about her conc

victory seems the jail the right in the women's rights and pro democracy activists in august while marty has been awarded the nobel peace prize, an empty chair was kept on stage 2 and the ceremony in the norwegian and capital also well bodies 1717 year old twigs all the younger romani picked up the award on her behalf. they read his speech written by the mother in prison and which he hoped the prize would help strength the pro democracy movement. meanwhile, the indian da, the los angeles lakers have won the inaugural in season tournament after defeating the indiana paces 123-2102 9 in the n. b, a comp, start francis like a anthony davis had a game high for one point and live on jane. so added to the full points was named, told him in the most valuable supplier vision to silver web, received 3 bodies. each class on the lake has also received a cash price 1000 because from 500000. as before we go, a huge dinosaurs go, has been extracted from an area known as the drastic coast. in southern england is called belong to apply a soul for motions being wrapped child at rome, the oceans around 15

marty, you things and he's not.e nigeria , say, and we went like nigeria, say, and we went in there and one of us said the exact thing that he said, but we reversed that right ? yeah. i reversed that right? yeah. i don't think we you just roll on. i don't think i don't know if we'd have a job to go to the next day would be is there a double standard here? >> well, there is. there is some irony to the fact that the countries that are most the ones that have to kind of atone and hand—wring soul searching hand—wring and do soul searching and tolerate very and actually tolerate very divisive that, you divisive of language that, you know many would consider know, many people would consider racist in itself the racist in itself are the countries that tend to take the greatest steps towards promote diversity, trying to combat racism, the places where people would from around the world most want to come and live. these are the countries, the nice countries kind atone countries that kind of atone the most. countries that kin

she was fueled it entirely by coffee and cigarets some times, pausing when marty a renowned tax expert and a renowned cook would tempt her with a few morsels. she worked long intohe night and into the morning, and the result six supreme court arguments since seven years that established some fundamental rights for women and men. if i knew mrs. ginsburg one way i got to know judge and justice ginsburg and quite another she had liked something wrote when i was 14 and 15 years later, she called to offer me a job. life in chambers pulled back the curtain on law and what had been going in that dining room lined with tax reporters. we an ordered life if ruled a little bit by the judges habits as we made sure that before we left for the day, we had fed the judge enough to last her morning. bench memos cases, research and she would then to chambers the next morning unz a leather with her neatly written legal. she was a camuser of scotch tapescissors and so some of our work or a sentence or miraculous only a paragraph would svive live carefully taped into the text of an opinion or an article. s

this has been the case ever since 1948, well have been paying the price, hundreds of thousands of martiesg in place, israeli forces are are suffering losses, and when the israel say the lost nine soldiers, multiply this by 10 or 20, they've been doing this for years every time they crash with palestine resistance features, they say, we lost five soldiers, but actually lost 50 or 100, they be doing this. uh for for many years and especially during the wars, the first war in 2008, then 2012, 2014, 20, 2021, and and now this war, hezbolla has engaged an exchange of fire with the israeli regime near leban southern border, the regime has targetted residential buildings in lebanon's mass jabal, retaliation, the resistance movement some israeli sites and the occupied shah farms, our corresponent maria has more is are intensif the shelling it seems today we know that in the town of jabel they have destroyed a full house, we still don't know if it was empty evacuated or there was anybody in there, it's not clear, but we do know that there were some people as a result of trap have been wonded, we o

being killed, the news about where they bomb, we should know about the houses and the numbers of martys and the children who are dying. those are our children, hearts, eyes, brothers and families. we should see the fighters who defend us and defend our grace and dignity. we have been watching tv for 13 days, we watch the massacers, the killing and the bombardments. they kill children, men, women, and old men, they kill people when they... do not allow anybody to use this logic to say that we can live peacefully with zionists. what should be done with those who say this, or those who want us to live next to them? there is water or power supply, we cannot live like the rest of humans and there is war. destruction killed and torn people in the streets, the army bombed the children on the beach and destroyed our houses. allah is sufficient for us against the arab countries that refuse to support the muslims, they are supporting the americans and the israelies, aren't we muslims? allah is sufficient for us. after the power outage, omeraramadan went to the kitchen to figure out a way to prepa

i did give him a book about hitler, marty davis said, but it was my new order, hitler's speeches, not thought he would find it interesting. i am his friend, but i am not jewish. in that same vanity fair profile, donald trump told marie brynner, i have a perverse personality. joining us now is kurt anderson, new york times bestselling author of evil geniuses, the unmaking of america and fantasy how america went haywire. kurt, you have been writing about, reporting on donald trump when he was just kind of a local curiosity for the most part are new york city in the 19 80s. and his handler interest, as you found, goes back a long way. >> and his interest in genetics. he was saying, back in the 80s, i'm a big deliver in jeans in the horse race theory of human breeding. which, in the context of today sounds suspiciously like eugenics and the racial list -- version of aryan breeding. it does go a long way. and this great murray bran or piece, which i haven't read since 1990 until he began doing -- echoes he's now denying. and went back and read it. he did it meant it even though he got the

what an honor this is and what a treat we are in for to be here with marty. >> right to be here, thanks everybody for coming. >> this was an amazing book. felt it was a little sad when it ended because i enjoyed it. if you want to listen and read, leave shriver azure narrator, huge win. >> he came to the party to launch the book and he and i were talking and we concluded that we are the same person. >> for those who may have forgotten he played marty and spotlight, the academy award- winning film. in writing this book, there is an illustrious history of washington post leaders writing books about their time, 1995, 1998, now you with the collision of power, what were your primary motivations in writing this book? what were some of the things sought to share with readers in doing so? >> i was living through an incredible moment in history and the paper had been owned by the graham family for 80 years sold to one of the richest people in the world, they tried to transform us and set a whole new strategy and along comes donald trump, a candidate unlike any we've ever seen before. is that so

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irgc and his iraqi trenchmate abu the second in command of iraq's popular mobilization units were martied along with their companions in a us drone strike on january 3rd 2020. ivan has harshly criticized the assassination. president ibrahim raisi says the israeli regime will definitely pay the price for his criminal act. iran's permanent representative to the united nations has written to the world body secretary general vehemently condemning the israeli regime's assassination of the scene. iranian military advisor in syria, says it reserves its legitimate right to respond decisively at an appropriate time necessary. surely this terrorist crime of the zionis deserves global condemnation and punishment, and the zionist regime must expect retribution for its recent terrorist operations, and this expectation will make the regime and its agents. earlier in december, israel killed two irgc military advisors in attack in syria. it's now widely believed that the assassinations are part of the regimes desper. operation to save itself from the defeat is suffering in gaza, battled israeli prime min

that have had lots of great anti-oppression figures with resistance values like simon boulevard, jose marti, fidel castro. and chegavera is not surprising. in this regard, i talked to three latin american ambassadors to iran during their visit to the latin america cartoon and caricature exhibition at the tehron museum of contemporary arts. venezuela's ambassador to iran censured the us unwavering support for israel, blaming washington's backing for tel aviv as the main corporate for prolongation of israeli unslot. the us is playing undeniable role in the developments of gaza. it has supported. the regime's aggression against palestinians and added to all to the fire, days ago, it was the us that tweeted a un security council resolution calling for a cease fire in gaza, the us is supporting the israely genocide of palestinians and is contributing to the continuation of this massacer. the bolivian ambassador also pointed to the us move to veto a un security council resolution that would have called for immediate cease fire in gaza, unfortunately we're observing that some international organiz

. >> joining me now, screenwriter of that film and distinguish gentleman marty kaplan.ch, it i'm going to re-watch that film tonight and remember we're watching -- that makes me want to rewatch it having seen what is happening over the last week or year, really, with that. you wrote a really interesting ecfor politico magazine. i want to read a quote from it for folks. when i wrote the screenplay, i never imagined anyone could actually pull off a scam like that. but 30 years, almost of the day, after the movie opened, i saw the headline of a bombshell story in the new york times, who is rep elect george santos? his resume was largely a fiction. it was a -- the distinguished gentleman may not have been arts, but life was all in on imitating it. what do you make of these parallels between the film you wrote and what is happening now in congress? >> well, you knew what i'm working on now, if you know what's going to happen in 30 years, clearly. >> and what is, it tell us. >> we will bet money on it. >> i am astonished, delighted, appalled, all the things that any snl viewe

, this has been the case ever since 1948, we have been paying the price, hundreds of thousands of martiesational community to take immediate steps to end the regime's war crimes, genocide and blatant violations of international law. earther, am abdullah called on egypt to open the raffa bor border cross without any delays or preconditions to facilitate the flow of food, medicine and fuel into the besieged territory. "the palestinian ambassador to the un mansur and representatives of number of arab states have converged on the un headquarters to condem israely massacre in gaza." during his speech called the un security council to draft a resolution for an immediate these far. we in the arab group we were in full consultations and we had emergency meeting yesterday's in which uh we observed and analyzed what is happening globally speaking. we took note of the summit of the gulf states in which called among other things for an immediatefire, we observed the un system and all organizations saying that their systems are in the verge of complete collapse and therefore they are demanding sease f