resigned. >> i remember why mattis resigned. you an example in terms of russia particularly, you remember, president -- the biden -- obama-biden administration was providing them mres after the invasion of crimea. what did the trump administration with republican support do? we got them javelins, we significantly bolstered, significantly, american troop presence in the baltics and in poland, which the obama administration refused to do. we dramatically increased american defense spending, the second term of the obama administration, obama-biden, cut defense spending by 25%. they wrecked readiness. i'm the ranking member on the readiness subcommittee on armed services. trump and the republican senate, we brought military readiness bck and unleashed another element of american power american energy. these are all strong elements of the trump administration record working with republicans that made us stronger and right now if you look around the world, you see chaos and a lot of that in my view has been driven by the biden adminis

farding and press tv correspondent both joining us from the iranian capital we're going to start with matty the latest if you can the polling station you are at my friend what can you tell us well daniel i'm currently in uh one of the mosques in central tehran uh which is a polling station since the early hours of the beginning of the uh election. in elections uh people showed up at this place as well as other polling stations across the city to cast their ballots uh what we have we can see here on the ground is the presence of both men women young and old uh to to uh participate in in a key elections in key elections that will determine the future of iranians uh as you said the 12th term of the iranian parliament as well as the sixth term of the assembly of experts are the elections that people are here today to cast their ballots. the thing i have to mention that uh today is friday and despite the very cold weather in tehran uh still people have showed up to cast their votes uh in the early hours of the day. the voting process will continue for 10 hours and and um then we will see if the

all right, good stuff uh, matty, thanks and we're string over to gisu misha mid press tv correspondenteople, and you usually see crowds rushing to the police st, polling stations uh, right before the polling stations are about to close, which uh eventually leads to the interior ministry uh extending uh the time for voting, so as you can see by timmy people are here uh standing uh, they are checking the lists trying to pick the codes of the candidates that they want to elect for both the parliament and the assembly of experts. this is uh the table where they have access to all the codes. as mehdi also said this year we have quite a large number of candidates in tehran for the 30 seats of the parliament uh for the tehran constitution. we have 3,651 candidates competing, which is fierce competition, and let's not forget that there are also uh a large number of women uh candidates also participating, so let me walk you through what's happening here, basically uh when the voters enter the polling stations, the first thing they do is that they move to a desk where they have to provide their

we got my colleague 0lga standing by for us and we also have jan matti dollbaum with us.eeing here? ., , ., , . here? yeah, it is an unprecedented number of people _ here? yeah, it is an unprecedented number of people gathered - here? yeah, it is an unprecedented number of people gathered today l here? yeah, it is an unprecedented i number of people gathered today near that church and cemetery. i think it is very important to be reminded festival all of those hundreds of people have gathered there, knowing that there is no guarantee that they might get anywhere. so they were clearly understanding that there is is inhibiting chance they will not be allowed to the church, the cemetery, nowhere close. but still they dared to come. and secondly just to remind you of the context, since russia's invasion into ukraine in 2022, russia has introduced a set of quite draconian laws which clearly send a message to all those who dare to speak publicly against the state—supported narrative and since that time, thousands of russians were detained and some of them were even put into jail

, we'll check in with you shortly, that's press tv is matty abasan joining us from one of the votinge wider province of the iranian uh capital so put that together and your almost 12 thousand voting centers just in the iranian capital and it's uh suburban areas um we also the interior ministry earlier said it's dispatched over 250,000 security force personnel to oversee the voting and make sure elections are held uh safely and fairly now uh with the votes for the mad list which is the parliament uh vote was going to be for 290 seats, 200 and lawmakers, 290 law maker seats are up for grabs to serve four-year term and serve the people, and also 88 seats are up for graves for in the assembly of experts of which there are 144 candidates for the parliamentary, a record breaking 15,000 candidates also huge uh part of that uh candidate block are... women, now all candidates have been vetted by the constitutional body here in iran known as the guardian council before being deemed eligible to run, so all those 15,00 candidates have been vetted and put on the ballot, and it started 8 a.m. loca

matty mutavasilian was born in natans and grew up in tehran.a, but this threat from... from the resistance perspective has no weight, because even if they enter into rafah, this won't change the situation on the ground, and i believe that the issue of rafa is going to be delayed, because the zionist army is not ready for such a battle and in any case it won't change the facts on the ground because israel will not do in rafah more than it did in kanyunis or in gaz or in the north. كلياتها منزوعه نهب واللي كل شيء فيها ماخذ. وغير البخايا الحديد يعني اللي مبين وحراو مشان يغطوا على زرائم شو الزم اللي ارتكبنا شعب فلسطين شو الزمبهنا 60 سنه مجرين انا من 48 لهلا عم نلم الليره ورا الليره مشان نعمر مخيم اليرموك هذا مخيم اليرموك هيك. they say the darkest hour is just before dawn, but not here in yarmuk. bismillahirrahmanirrahim. the headlines, the israeli occupation forces continue their attacks on al-shifah. complex in gaza. 1.4 trillion cubic. an independent poll shows the vast majority of palestinians support the hamas resistance movement. and the leade

to mattie. and what was his role? a lot of like i said, it's not something i particularly looked into. i mean, it just strikes me is like more more of a smoke screen really? i mean, i wrote in aust with my subsidized grad recently, which noted how i had a uh, uh the uh, what's his name up a dis a tough shake. um, who was the last the only employment who lived with the the to hide that with them? has me in mitchell. um, i mean i might have it as well if i has me in mid doors behavior during this time was extremely strange. and but was what day around the suspicion amongst that nature is because they didn't buy any furniture. they slats on mattresses and on the floor to spend that days playing flights to be license. but then they would also, they also had mobile phones, which are not that common at the time, and they were k, e picks up by the limousines. i mean, what could be more suspicious? not, but apparently, despite living with an f, b, i informant, to mention the path to his hand. and on mor

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powerful far right party that has gained any kind of electoral success. now there are people like matty mcgr from tiperary who will go around saying that ireland's being colonized, you having fair little to say about the continuing colonization up north, he's very perturbed about what he considers a colonization of people seeking refuge in the country, you know, um, but yeah, while there isn't that kind of electorally successful fire, you know, for years, there has been a relatively... well organized far right community around the country, now you lot of these guys are fairly sensitive about being called far right, my stuff and the boys would talk about like there were scenes down in ross cray, uh property that was going to be used to house refugees you know and people were buss in you know like middle aged men and women we we've all seen the footage these guys you know screaming at women and children supposedly they were very worried about um about un you so-called unvatted military age males whereas h we have women and children guys screaming out of mother ass and you have all these g

listen to this from james mattis. march 29, 1792 what is property?a term in its particular application means dominion which one-man claims and exercises over the external things of the world. exclusion of every other individual. okay i have my house. it's a larger and it embraces everything to which a man may attach a value and have a right. which leaves to everyone else the like advantage. property is bigger than this. it is this. property in your beliefs. property in your morals and of course material property. the former sends a man's at land or merchandise or money is called his property. the latter sense a man has a property in the free communication of them. he's a property of peculiar value in his religious opinions and in the profession and practice dictated by them. he is a property very dear to him the safety and liberty of his person is it equal property and the free use of his faculties and free choice of the objects a in which to employ th. a man is said to have a right in his property he may be equally said to have a property in his rig

thank you matty.e the prime minister ariel henry tenders his resignation as violence plagues his country. henry says his government will step aside after the establishment of a transitional council, stressing that haiti needs peace and stability. when the violence erupted last week by the alliance of gangs, henry was in kenya to sign an agreement to send 1,000 kenyan police officers to the caribbean nation to restore order. he was unable to return to haiti as the security situation deteriorated around the airport in the capital. haiti has been plagued by spiraling violence in recent weeks as armed gangs have taken control, calling on henry to go. principausman. escalante joined us from bogota earlier with details on the us intervention in haiti. the united states southern command, which the united states. is the area of the military, the section of the military responsible for the caribbean and latin america, has deployed an elite unit of us marines to the haisian capital. it said that an overnight st

matti realized that he was capable of breaking through the wall that the zionist regime had spent more than a billion dollars on and was equipped with artificial intelligence , but he did not succeed in stopping the resistance . the resistance crossed the gaza army. it is an existential threat to the zionist regime. that hamas should leave this area, this request that the zionist regime is making is completely illegal and in complete conflict with the united nations charter. the introduction of this charter says that the areas under occupation have the right to legitimate defense and legitimate resistance, and the gaza region does not. he can introduce the resistance forces as terrorist groups as he or the us is doing now. this introduction is not consistent with international law. this is a legitimate right that the resistance has and definitely the resistance makes such requests. he cannot accept the terms and conditions, mr. roy, and tell me what are the most important differences for the ceasefire. look at the differences that exist in relation to the ceasefire talks, one of them i

after what happens >> um, well, it's sort of mattis after tomorrow, happens >> um, well, it's sort ofter tomorrow, hathe ns now is after tomorrow, as the bill goes to the commons bill goes back to the commons with those changes and the commons has to decide whether to accept that's basically accept them, that's basically the to decide the government has to decide whether them they whether to accept them and they may i don't know, may accept some. i don't know, but probably accept but they probably won't accept most they are most of them because they are aimed wrecking the purpose of aimed at wrecking the purpose of the bill. they peers say that's not really they not the case, but really they take out of the bill. take the guts out of the bill. so if commons then reverses so if the commons then reverses them, come back to the them, they come back to the lords. is called ping pong. lords. this is called ping pong. that'll in a week so's that'll happen in a week or so's time. and then there'll be some more and you'd expect more votes and you'd expect at some of lords some point the house

our press tv's matty am so they joined us earlier from beirot with your details. well, you mentioned uh daniel the car that was uh struck by three at least rockets from a drone from an israeli drone. "the israelies say they killed three people uh in that car. we still do don't have official confirmation either from hazballah or any official side here in lebanon to confirm the number of the marders and if they were hazbullah members uh or civilians we were told that there were no civilians in that car uh but in addition to that uh strike the israelis have launched several air strikes in the area of labmune which is near nakura and that cars" specifically was targeted, we also have other israeli showing in the towns of harfah and wazani, they have been also heavily bombarded, but the heaviest challenge that occur was yesterday and at least 50% of israel's assaults yesterday were conducted through aerial strikes through their war jets, there was a lot of destruction in the town of ramya, several houses, civilian houses were destroyed, hazballah in one of those strike

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and joining us for the program is matty am salit press tv correspondent joining us from beiroton. tony gozing, historian and investigative journalists joining us from bristol. hello and i like to welcome you both to the program m. we'll start with you. get the latest uh, what did you walk away with as far as um uh sayid the speech there? well you can, okay uh hold on madiam, it seems like we have a voice issue um maybe you might want to disconnect and reconnect uh try to figure it out with our uh technical guys but i'm going to go over to tony tony let's see if your voice is working um your thoughts on on saying that the um israelis are are really in a tough spot when it comes to moral and the fact they're lying about everything on all fronts with respect to this conflict, so the their public relations machine is lying to the world famously in christmas over christmas here in britain uh the jewish comedian alexis sale said they lie they lie they lie and he carried on for a whole minute talking about the israeli government uh and the thing is that the... also lying to themselves -

we were earlier joined by our beirot correspondent mattie am sula for your details. "the operation that you mentioned uh is what perhaps the most significant development that we witnessed today, it's definitely becoming even more and more heated uh, although we did have few days of somewhat routine operations from both sides and routine uh shelling from the israeli side, but we saw that today became even more heated, we saw the israelis evidently uh trying escalate the situation by uh hitting targets or hitting areas in. the heart of lebanese territory, they're going deeper and deeper, mostly going towards the eastern side and the bacca area, the city of balbak and even reaching areas that are further in the northeastern part, closer and to the outskirts of the rasabal area and the alf town which is much further away from the the town or the city of balback itself, and so that was considered definitely a very dangerous uh development by hazballah and this is why we saw that they launched some 50 rockets on the yarden barracks and that the golan heights that is consid

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our correspondent matty abbastian has your details. the combined joint drills of iran, china and russia in the north of the indian ocean have concluded with a parade of participating vessels in front of the iranian jamodon destroyer on the final day of the 2024 maritime security belt exercise with the presence of the naval forces of iran, china and russia, the maritime and aerial units of the three countries carried out fire extinguishing operations. in another exercise, special operations teams practiced freeing a trade vessel that had been hypothetically hijacked by pirates in international waters. this part of the exercise, arresting the pirates, countering the acts of sabotage by pirates to delay the rescue operations and also treating the injured were successfully conducted. the participating units also carried out day and night shooting operations at surface and aerial targets, which is one of the most important naval exercises. the commander of iran's navy says the aim of the drill is to provide more security for the region. 15-

honorees recognized today were claudine chang, film commissioner, hala hijazi, jaynry mak, mattie scott, founder and executive director of the healing for our families and roselyn swig board of directors for the swig company, big congratulations and thank you. >> job well done. >>> jeff, you have the last word heading into wednesday. >> started off dry, a little patchy fog, mix of sun and high clouds in the oo

our press tv correspondent matty amsolid reports. since the allox of flood operation and the israeli genocidal aggression against gaza began early october last year. hezbulah has taken a stance of defense against israeli military targets near lebanon southern border. now months later, a propaganda campaign has been launched against such efforts with social. media posts and bulletin boards across the libanese capital beirot and beyond reading slogans such as implementing international resolutions enhances stability, or lebanon does not want war. if you asked all lebanese whether they would want an israeli war to begin in lebanon, the unanimous response would be no, especially with decades of experience with the israeli regime and its disproportionate targeting of civilians, yet what seems like a simple billboard has deeper implications for a country like lebanon. at experts tell press tv that certain groups in lebanon have launched this campaign to put people against the resistance a time of war, but are these factions working alone?

its attacks on civilians in lebanons in lebanon that is part in recent weeks. our correspondent of matty says the israely regime plans to evacuate settlers from the city of kiriot shamona, which has been the latest target of hezbollah in its retiratory attacks. we know from israeli media that the rockets hit their target, we're talking about some 30. tusha rockets that landed in what the israelies called the city of kmona, which is very large area, big portions of it has already been evacuated by the israeli authorities, now we know that the rest will also be evacuated, seemingly after this targeting, the israelies said that there is at least one factory that was inflames, there was one settler that was killed, so far others that were severely severely wounded, even those uh firefighters and the paramedics trying to get still people from that factory that were stranded inside, they were also wounded as a result of trying to extinguish the fires and remove the those who the settlers inside the the factory, we know that there are still rescue efforts as we speak in the city of k right now

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residential areas of lebanon, and from one of the story we were earlier joined by our beirot correspondent matty am sal, they do... target balbak and eastern lebanon in the vicinity of the cities of tariya and balbak itself, we know that there was total destruction of the buildings that were targeted and one person has been killed uh previous time also it was more of an open area that was targeted the previous time like agricultural lands, there was some sort of a residence there, but that also let to the killing of two hazbillah members. and now with this in place, it seems that hazbullah has basically become impatient with the israel's presumptuousness when it comes to how they are targeting uh lebanon, the fact that they're trying to put lot of pressure on the resistance and on lebanon itself with the fact that you do have some opposition from heizballah's political foes when it comes to hizballah's supportive front for the resistance. inside gaza and for the people of gaza and so it seemed that this is why hazballah had in retaliation launched some we're talking about more more than 50 rocke

mattie, heaven, what a name. mattie, thanks for joining us. heaven, what a name.e groups , good stamping out these groups, good afternoon, martin, and thank you for having me. and hello to all the viewers in gb news, i really welcome this new definition. it was time we needed. it's been a long time, i can tell you, as a director of international organisation to preserve human rights, we've been for 15 years trying to highlight the rise of extremism, especially focusing on islamist extremism, where they hijacked the religion of islam and continue to recruit using the religion of islam , and using the religion of islam, and radicalise people. and this has grown significantly. and we witnessed it more and more in the last 12 months. so i think it is so critical for us to have that definition , and i believe that definition, and i believe that definition, and i believe that those people who say this will divide us, it will not. it will divide us, it will not. it will actually unite the right people together , because people together, because currently what we're seein

cal bird and mattie's old-fashioned. >>> that's wind if you're wondering, pretty loud. the wind's whipping around the bay area today. hopefully all that didn't blow your hair out, around or out, but the strong gusts also caused big time problems. in san mateo county a tree landed across power lines on highway 35 shutting down the road this afternoon between highway 9 and alpine road. the winds also impacted b.a.r.t. service on two lines this morning. service was suspended between the orinda and rockridge stations about an hour. it's now back up and running. just some small scattered outages on the pg&e map right now. the largest is in orange. you can see right there, just two spots near lafayette. also wind advisory still in effect for some parts of the bay area. >>> let's check in with chief meteorologist paul heggen who still has his hair. >> yes. was not blown out, still attached. >> i'm like what am i saying? >> always good to check. let's look where the winds stand now. we're in a relative lull, but it's breezy, 15 to 20-mile-an-hour sustained winds. numerous locat

matty, what do you have to share with us about the significance? these trilateral drills, well actually uh the uh fifth time, the fifth edition of the ' maritime security belt exercises uh have just come to an end officially uh minutes ago, the spokesman of the drills, rear admiral taj deini uh really you published a statement and stated that uh after uh you know conducting several different operations uh today or with the presence of the iranian navy, the irgc navy, the russian and chinese vessels uh the um let's say the drills has come to an end today, actually it's better to say since last night, the last time that we had um alive from konnarak there were different operations, it was uh shooting at night and then they practice rescue operations, rescuing uh captives in um a ship stolen by pirates um as as well as extinguishing a ship that is under fire and various other let's say operations that are all aimed at uh building more synergy and cooperation between the naval vessels and the navies of iran, china and russia to provide um peace and sec

continues is deadly attacks on southern lebanon and tensions with hezbulah, our correspondent in beirot, matty am so, they joined us earlier for an update on latest developments there, that there was a heavy shelling from the israeli side and we're seeing increased amount of air shelling more than artillery fire, which was basically the norm and the beginning of the confrontations, now you have lot of shelling on the outskirts of several villages like almashab, like ramia, for example, but you have certain towns like mesjabal andkila for example, where you have the lot of residential areas have been completely turned into rubble, and despite that you see, and we notice know from our authorities that the israeli seem to go and once again shall the same place, even if that residential area, certain residence or group of houses uh or buildings were like we said completely demolished, the israelies still... once more target that same area, analysts are saying that this is part of israel's frustration and the fact that they do not have uh enough data when it comes to their their targeting, husballa

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earlier we were joined by beirot correspondent mattie for an update. today we saw that there was a lot of calm during the day, the first part of the day, actually, even last night. but then just just a little bit before sunset uh we saw that there was an intensified shelling from the israeli part and also had uh intensified its operations, sometimes some operations there would be two or three minutes apart or simultaneously on several posts and so we had the operations from the resistance launching their rocket fire uh on several posts including the lebanese occupied shabat farms post of and zibdin and that is on the lebanese part territory, you also had other uh against the israeli soldiers in where hazbillah says it hit and scored its hits very precisely against uh those soldiers using as they said appropriate rocket fire. we also had operations from the resistance and rockets being fired towards and in is really media was talking about really heavy fire from side towards the israels the israelies as well of course have intensified their shelling, th

matty mutavasilon was born in natans and grew up in tehran. join us on press tv to see his museum. Россия друзья, я от души всех приветствую, приветствую поздравляю с праздником. Да здравствует Россия Россия. hello, i'm sean murray, and this is the conversation where we take an alternative look at political events and current affairs through annaries lens in this show we hope to pick, probe, investigate and uncover the stories that you want to hear, we go where mainstream won't go. this week we talked to one of ireland's fast commidians a man that has recently taken twitter by storm, now also author, his recent book details the horrific.

earlier, we were joined by beirout correspondent matty amsole for more. well, today has retaliation for the shelling against civilian areas and the destruction of many. civilian houses in the bordering towns and other areas as well, they uh launched an air strike as they called it by using a kamikazi drone in the in the area of mutele against the base in mutule specifically, of course the entire area and the the whole five kilometers beyond the border have transformed into basically a military zone uh by the israelis as a result of hezballah's operations. hezbulah also uh launched its its rockets against the the bases in uh... alam infashuba hills as well as the zibdin post in the shaba farms, the israeli shelling of course it not stop in many of the bordering towns and a little bit beyond that we're talking about yaron and yatar in addition toira and marwahin as well as the surrounding area of the shiba which is the shibba town which is not occupied in itself of course that is always under constant israi shelling now, despite the israeli shelling, the le

powerful far right party that has gained any kind of electoral success, now there are people like matty mcgr from tiperary who will go around saying that ireland's being colonized, you having very little to say about the continuing colonization up north, he's very perturbed about what he considers a colonization. of people seeking refuge in the country, um, but yeah, while there isn't that kind of electorally successful fire right, you know, for years, there has been a relatively well-organized fire right community around the country, now lot of these guys are fairly sensitive about being called far right, myself and the boys would talk about like there scenes down in ross cray, a property that was going to be used to house refugee. gs you know and people were boss in you know like middle age men and women we we've all seen the footage these guys you know screaming at at women and children supposedly they were very worried about um about un you know so-called unvetted military age males whereas he have women and children guys screaming out of mother ass and you all these guys going like

honorees recognized today were claudine chang, film commissioner, hala hijazi, jaynry mak, mattie scott, founder and executive director of the healing for our families and roselyn swig board of directors for the swig company, big congratulations and thank you. >> job well done. >>> jeff, you have the last word heading into wednesday. >> started off dry, a little patchy fog, mix of sun and high clouds in the afternoon. clouds increase thursday, then rain chances friday, saturday and sunday. overall totals in the three days a quarter to about 1 1/4 inches. i think saturday would offer the most rain. >>> thanks for joining us. we hope to see >>> tonight, the supreme court allowing texas to enforce a controversial new immigration law, at least for now. the court saying the texas law allowing local authorities to arrest and deport migrants can take effect while legal battles over it play out. the biden administration arguing it's unconstitutional, that only the federal government can set immigration policy the questions, when will the arrests start? >>> also tonight, former trump adviser pet

. >> one very tongue-in-cheek proponent of the aliens provocateur matty. >> i'm known for creating headlinesre headlines i ygenerate back to m site, the stronger my bond with google is that i'm the most famous artist. >> the speculation that his team may havemystery in males since he previously took credit for previous monolith sightings. but now he is setting the record straight. >> i'm happy to be the spokesperson for the monolith, and i'm going to tell you right now i did not make it. i don't know how to paint. how could i have made it? >> no one has claimed officially responsibility. but that's not stopping the wild speculation. >> aliens, they're the most unlikely explanation, and usually the most unlikely explanation is the right one. >> aliens or not, sites like easter island's massive moa i-stat yous in the south pick, the gargantuan stonehenge and egypt, all wonders of the ancient world that make you wonder. >> i think this burgeoning monolith trend will result in one of two things. it will fizzle out, or more monoliths will get made. we'll see. how fun would bit if we had a bunch a

we are earlier joined by our beirot correspondent matty am souther for your details. operations uh against. israeli military targets continue unabated uh and we've noticed that today it was quite noticeable that hazbullah was focusing more on military personnel uh today specifically and the last of which was in the uh baracks of uh berkatrisha where they said they targeted a group of soldiers, they also targeted a group of soldiers and entire israeli unit actually in the barracks of branit or in the vicinity actually of the barracks of run need to has basically targeted almost all of the israeli post all along the border uh and so therefore now they are looking more for the movement of soldiers in the vicinity of those baracks, we had the the barracks of khayat which is one of the biggest baracks. we noticed that hazbullah had two different operations in that area specifically, they said in one of their statements that they used guided missiles to target a military. logistic vehicle, they also mentioned and they seem to confirm that there were israeli soldiers inside

matty mutavasilian was born in natans and grew up in tehran. join us on press tv to see his museum. your headlines here on press tv: is really forces kill scores of palestinians and indiscriminate strikes across gaza as death from regime campaign of genocide exceeds 32,600. new report says the biden administration has quietly authorized. transfer of billions of dollars in bombs and fighter jets to israel in recent days, an islamic resistance in iraq targets an israeli military site and occupied goal and heights in support of palestinians and gaza.