but it's also the case mean, mel stride is case that i mean, mel stride is and the government are puttinge at work, and it's just that they can't there's some there's something going wrong that they can't get to work. so we're just trying work. and so we're just trying to help along. that's to help them along. that's a complete misunderstanding. to help them along. that's a comple'a misunderstanding. to help them along. that's a comple'a misunpeople ding. to help them along. that's a comple'a misunpeople out|. there's a lot of people out there you know, there who either, you know, really the physical really do have the physical or mental problems and it's mental problems, and it's impossible treatment impossible to get treatment on the moment. so they the nhs at the moment. so they need you need sick notes or, you know, i think there's this idea that mel stride and other people think that everybody has a treats jobs like a career that they love, andifs like a career that they love, and it's great. and got and it's great. and you've got loads of friends and it's sunny and lovely and in act

and what mel unsustainable. that things like low level depression and anxiety, as you as you mentioned before, isabel, the ordinary difficulties of life and perhaps these people suffering from those shouldn't be getting benefits, but rather should be getting assistance, like talking therapies and other support so that they can get back into work and contributing to the economy. >> and what have labour had to say about it all? >> very little. and i think this is partly vie. you know, we're only a few days off local elections . it's very useful for elections. it's very useful for the conservatives by appearing to be tough on welfare. they're putting in another clear dividing line with labour. the labour party haven't said what they would do about this, although they have acknowledged that that the current cost is too high. so it will be interesting to see. but this, the rwanda plan. and then, of course, rishi sunak's big announcement on defence spending all three big dividing lines with labour for a long time, a l

mel, thanks so much for getting up this morning. >> all right. thank you. >> lawrence: got it.wrence, let's get social yellowstone star kevin costner on the future of the hit show when asked if he will be in the final season the actor says quote i have loved making that series. i have made five seasons of it, i thought i was going to make seven seasons but right now we are at five. so how it works out, i hope it does, but they have got a lot of different shows going on. oh, no. that doesn't sound hopeful. i hope there is more seasons. a new live action movie based on the popular board game monopoly could be coming to the big screen. actress robbo company a lucky chap who was also behind last year's iconic barbie movie will be producing the film. as of now it's unclear what the story will be or who will be starring in it. that will be one to watch. and say cheese. we are celebrating national fondue day. let's go to steve and janice who have a nice cheesy setup from the melting pot. hi, guys. >> steve: that's right. thank you very much. this is deck clan mckay from the melting po

. >> please welcome the new manager of the giants, number 6, bob mel fin. >> reporter: after spendingirst week of the season on the road, bob mel fin in the dugout for the first time as the giants new manager. with a score tied at 2-2. tyrell estrada doubles to left. matt chapman races all the way home from first base. just beats the throw to score the winning run. the giants beat the padres, 3- 2, snapping their four-game losing streak. >> thank god we won. basically swung the game to their side. got a couple of scratch runs let. >> i was moving. i just wanted to watch it hit the ground i guess. and just trying to get it going. trying to run as fast as i can to win the ball game. that was a lot of fun. i appreciate them showing up looking forward to a lot more fun baseball. >> reporter: and more good news for the giants. blake snell, the cy young award winning pitcher who was acquired late in the off season is scheduled to make his giants debut on monday. at oracle park in san francisco, anthony flores, nbc bay area. >>> when we return, vianey arana will talk to us about the forecast

but i think later we've more about mel we've got more stories about mel stride to tackle this in stridele this in the going try the ways they're going to try and try deal it. we've and try and deal with it. we've heard of rhetoric lately heard sort of rhetoric lately from stride saying, look, from mel stride saying, look, hey, are just hey, anxiety and things are just the and downs the normal ups and downs of life, which means like, oh no, we're going have to actually we're going to have to actually tackle well, that's tackle this. well, that's the thing, tackle this. well, that's the thiraccording this, 69% of >> according to this, 69% of these mental health issues. these are mental health issues. yes. happening yes. so what's happening to society? on? it society? what's going on? is it just over diagnostic just an over diagnostic culture, or we are living or is it that we are living through anxious times? >> i think it's all the above. it's, an over diagnostic it's, it's an over diagnostic culture. living through culture. we are living through anxious there also anxious times. there w

but you�*ll remember mel stride tried to wade into this recently when he was talking about britain�*sget elected? the big rise in working age _ this and still get elected? the big rise in working age inactivity - rise in working age inactivity amongst those in their 20s and 30s is actually driven by mental health at the moment. there is some amongst older groups, but that�*s the real factor there. and there is a lot of views out there that as mel stride reflected, perhaps the diagnosis has gone over —— overboard. medical lysing it makes it harder. i think most people who look at this in the sector and independent analysts say there�*s no point saying just pull yourself together and go back to work. thus is not going to work. it does need more support from mental health workers, from employers, certainlyjust health workers, from employers, certainly just saying health workers, from employers, certainlyjust saying buck health workers, from employers, certainly just saying buck yourself up certainly just saying buck yourself up is too big a problem. the evidence suggests it�*s not going

but it's not going to happen, according to mel stride.ously the deterrent is working because all these migrants went to off ireland because they were worried about the rwanda policy. now ireland wants to call britain via a loophole , a safe third country, loophole, a safe third country, in order to send them back. i think we can quite easily prove we're not a safe country. just go on twitter , you know what i go on twitter, you know what i mean? that's that's an easy one. >> what they mean is it they mean not safe because you might get sent to a safe place to be trusted. >> okay. never mind. my joke doesn't work. >> i don't find this very horrifically safe place for, for people of many, heritage, isn't it? >> at the moment, certainly. london is on a saturday afternoon. >> what's many middle east, nonh >> what's many middle east, north africa? >> very much. yeah this is a new one for you. drop that down. do you think. >> do you really think that rwanda has been so successful in its , in how people know about it its, in how people know abou

other agencies that really every single person inside gals or is at the risk of, of severe hunger and mel nutrition. so we've with facts like that on the ground. we've seen israel under huge pressure and on the optimum of the world central kitchen attack, we did see the as riley attitude towards allowing humanitarian aid this change somewhat. and they said that they were going to open up a new crossing in the north, just north of the strip with the northern pump, me israel. and from there along cross it allowed a to cross directly into the north where it is so badly needed. we've been seeing also those a drops, but really all of this is a drop in the ocean. the other day is rail announced that they've opened a couple of bakeries in the north and that are also working to fix a pipeline and aqua pipeline that would allow thousands of palestinians in going to have easier access to water. but when you're looking at the situation that is happening and unfolding, still in gone. so you know, the situation is still just shocking for people on the ground. we're seeing a trucks of around about 200,

what we have heard this morning is from a senior minister, cabinet minister here, mel stride, who isions secretary, he has been saying this morning on the bbc that the situation in the region and he described it as a very problematic and febrile and added that it was very important that both iran and israel acted to de—escalate. iran and israel acted to de-escalate._ iran and israel acted to de-escalate. , ., ., . de-escalate. on the diplomatic front, de-escalate. on the diplomatic front. there — de-escalate. on the diplomatic front, there had _ de-escalate. on the diplomatic front, there had been - de-escalate. on the diplomatic front, there had been talks - de-escalate. on the diplomatic| front, there had been talks with de-escalate. on the diplomatic - front, there had been talks with the us, uk and either delete like you enhancing your sanctions, is that they will focus on to try to contain iran or is the focus more on trying to get a ceasefire in gaza and de—escalate there? i to get a ceasefire in gaza and de-escalate there?— to get a ceasefire in gaza and de-escalate there? i t

mel. heart of gold — that tracks.. and i think it's managed to resonate notjust in australia but, as we've seen, internationally. so i think really beautiful writing is a big component and like you said, so much heart and funny. and you play the parents of bluey, the cartoon puppy. do you think that there are lessons in your episodes for parents? i don't know if it's lessons, but it's maybe just holding a bit of a mirror up to parenthood and knowing that you're not alone and everyone else is going through, not exactly the same, but similar stuff. i don't think it tries to tell people what to do. yeah, i think what's beautiful about it is that it's not didactic, but there are so many beautiful things that can be learnt from it. there is some episodes that are such tear—jerkers, though, aren't there? i mean, i was talking about one with my editor a bit earlier on and he got all teary. i mean, it's gone to places where other children's shows haven't gone, dealing with conversations like miscarriage. was that difficult fo

peltz was targeting mel.rces tell me she received 63% of the votes that were -- of the shares that were voted. and peltz received 31%. so she more than doubled his total. obviously, defeat is not something that they have seen that often in the proxy fights. the last one is when they lost in dupont. they came back not long after and declared victory. but in that case, the margin of victory was far, far closer for dupont than is the case here. again, iger gets 94%, and there's the important one. peltz was challenging for that particular seat, saying vote the first ten, and then vote me and jay rasullo. he didn't win. shes go 63%, 31% for peltz. and retail, we talked about because they comprise a fairly substantial number of the overall shares. but they didn't show up that much. 7% of the total vote was restale share holders. of those that voted, as many as 75% went with management or with all the disney directors. so a significant victory for disney. >> it sounds like a landslide, david. 94% of votes in favor o

we thank god that the rain of divine mercy has fallen in mel city. i am very happy. good rain. thank you. tomorrow still.

, as you say, the woman’s name is, this is not a woman, this is the goddess of the muse of tragedy, mele here. write it on paper and give marya to a comrade separate state security commissioner, you’ll give it back, uh-huh, good, and then, then you’re free, free, although no, you’ll hand it over to me personally, write more about your violinist tsablin, where you went, with whom you talked, what you said , excuse me, i need paper, but i was in need of what? along the corridor, no, yes, for me for an explanatory note, and what to write, take with you, who to take with you, i say, take paper and ink from the commissar, i heard, tell me, please, allow me to ask, i beg your pardon, where can i find comrade commissioner sabo, whom sabo, comrade sabo, i don’t know this, and you are still, oh, sorry, it hurts, nothing, what? you, are you visiting your friend? no, i need to find comrade commissioner sabu, can you tell me where he is? it’s me, you, excuse me, comrade commissar, not just stepanets, sergeant, comrade stepanets, i said to take your paper and pencil, what to write with, come in. dri

there was an opportunity to run for office in rod blagojevich mel could see a guy that eventually if he doesn't write, i can sort of pass the mantle toward rod was an immediate hit with illinois voters who sent him first to the state house in 1992 and then to the us this congress in 1996, dig mill says, i can see you being governor. and i gotta be honest, i'm sure if i'm looking at it from the nails position, he's saying, man, if i can elect this guy governor, i can run the whole state >> seven astronauts setting off on a scientific mission. >> they were doing great >> comm check oh, you're nothing >> if you work in spaceflight, this is the worst possible thing i could ever happen >> the space shuttle accident, it's usually not one thing is that the wing coming apart >> my dad died doing what he space shuttle columbia, the final hello, flight premieres next sunday at nine on cnn. >> okay. yeah, we got an orders coming in, starting a business is never easy. a star and eight months pregnant desk for story. >> i couldn't slow down. we were starting a business from the ground up people w

mel, they will plateau. we will plot term absolutely every single study illustrates that between weeks 68 and 70 to the drug stops working, build a tolerance to it so it becomes inevitable that you'll have to figure this out organically. >> anyway. and in addition, we really don't know what this looks like in perpetuity bill, people cannot get off of it and when they do all of the metrics have to be on it for life, for life, you will gain it all back and then some it's yo-yo dieting on crack. >> people are well what people around lots of drugs for a look, i always say this medicine is playing the odds and it's always about what is the least bad option if you really are one of those people who can't stop eating it, i understand that because that's not my thing but if they said to me stop smoking pot not all joking decided to be very hard to live the kind of i don't even smoke every day. i'm not the kind of potted people think i am. i am not. but when i wanted, i want it okay so line in the sand i know which f

>> big sports night, mel, as you know. we talked about.aying. >> we got basketball -- >> that's exact -- karen knows. >> of course i know. >> the lsu tigers are taking on the hawkeyes of iowa tonight. that's must watch tv. i'll be watching. exxonmobil. everybody loves it now. >> thank you for watching "fast." see you back here tomorrow at 5:00 for more "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> my mission is simple, to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to mad money. welcome to cramerica. other people make friends. i'm just trying to make you a little money. my job not just to entertain, but to educate, teach. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc newsom. or tweet me at tumad money. that was the

. >> that is what is happening to mel b, who admit added that she is no longer in the spice girls.h. if you want to be my lover, you gotta get with my friends. >> make it last forever. >> so last month, mel b said the 90s girl group is going to release a release quote, really good news that involves all five members. she said fans would be, quote, 100% satisfied with the news. and of course we all got excited and then we're like, well, what is the news? and then we got upset because word about a potential reunion or a project has not been revealed. and now what is she saying? >> like what is she leaking? >> they just said she's talking too much. >> okay, you know what i mean? >> because people like people get excited, then they get upset. all right? whereas if you just didn't say a word, we wouldn't have any expectations. okay well, look, dolly parton leaked and then they came out. then the album came out with the song uh.huh. and what what do we have? >> but we didn't get mad, like beyonce didn't come out and say, i'm mad at dolly and she's off the group chat. not that dolly is on

show us a smile, mel. [ laughter ] [ glass shattering ] i was worried that was going to happen."go back to this? >> people are just wanting change. rich people want it, poor people want it. >> seth: i love trump's little shoutout to poor people. like, he knows he's at an elite fund raiser with millionaires and billionaires, so he throws a little sop to the rest of his supporters. "let's not forget the poors. especially the mouth breathers who come to my rallies. i wish they could be here, but unfortunately, the dress code says flip flops and american flag shorts are not allowed." [ laughter ] trump continued to drone on about the fundraiser. >> the election's going to be in now a little more than six months. and it's going to be the most important, i believe, election we've ever had. i think it's going to go down as the most important date in the history of our country. that's november 5th, will be the most important date in the history of our country. >> seth: i think he's saying it's the most important date in our history because he doesn't know any other dates in our history.

that's going to come on the conference call, which kicked off at the top of this hour, mel.res down 9.8%. >> steve, thank you. steve kovach. wow, that's quite a slide in the afterhours. i'll go to you, tim, you've been lamenting for some time about the price, and apparently a lot of others are with you. >> and the price of the stock and the company is also come into a place where it's going to start to get interesting. we can talk about the charts in a second. it's a case where i do think there's a competitive landscape, there's a consumer that ultimately is trading down, and even that $4 luxury that was a starbucks, you know, cup of coffee that people were willing to spend for. i think there's a place where you're seeing them run out of gas. they were raising prices for three years, they have higher costs across their business. certainly in terms of labor and wage and some of the dynamics, even, on some of the cost input. so, i think you're going to own this company cheaper. i think you're going to own it lower. i think it's world class. china is an issue. they're not getti

mel stride, thank ou there since the 1970s. mel stride, thank you for— there since the 1970s.two million subscribers on the app. here he is in action. # i've got nothing in my brain # that's what people say, mm—mm. # so i try to calculate, mm—mm. # so now we're gonna learn. # until the end of term. # that's what people say, mm—mm. # so i try to calculate, mm—mm. # one times six is six and. # two times six is 12 and. # three times six is 18. # in my mind, four times six is 24. kit brown joins us now from his classroom. good morning, kit. good morning, thank ou good morning, kit. good morning, thank you for— good morning, kit. good morning, thank you for having _ good morning, kit. good morning, thank you for having me _ good morning, kit. good morning, thank you for having me on. i good morning, kit. good morning, thank you for having me on. that i good morning, kit. good morning, i thank you for having me on. that was usin: thank you for having me on. that was using taylor — thank you for having me on. that was using taylor swift _ thank you for having me on. that was using ta

in another game, mel mohammad. mazandaran won.the last game tonight, zubahen lost against its guest shamsazer with two goals he ate. three games will be held tomorrow, and in the most important match of press police , it is also the last stage of obtaining a quota for the paris olympics. in the 89 kg category, mustafa javadi set a record of 160 kg in one stroke and won the olympic quota with this move. in two beats, you are moving. first, due to a mistake by the judges , he was stopped in restraining the weight of 26 kilos and refrained from the next movements to avoid being punished. iran's national weightlifting team participated in these rakats with the presence of four weightlifters to win 3 olympic quotas. reza dehdar, ali davoudi and ayat sharifi are the other representatives of our country in these competitions. good night. to in the name of god, peace be upon you, have a good night. well, as you can see in the last image received from the meteorological satellite , we have a gradual penetration of the rain system from the

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. >> yeah, indeed, mel, thank you so much. let's bring in cnn's kristen holmes, who is there in west palm beach, set the scene for us of this meeting, christian yeah we actually just got walked i standing here. you can see bend me what this is going to look like. one mic, but for both men, we are told anagain, the concept of this is quote unquote election integrity, something that donald trump loves to talk about. i am told that both of these men will likely relitigate the 2020 election, but it's also about this idea of talking about non-citizen voting. now to be ve clear, there is a federal ban already on non-citizens voting. you'll be fine. you could even be arrested, but they are going to be pushing this idea. donald trp himself has ma this a republican rlying y. he has said that democrats actually want to have undocumented immigrants coming across the border to help them in the 2024 election. now, of course, there is nothing that proves that that is accurate, but it is something that they are raising lauren bells of it. it

mel stride for pensions. he's for work and pensions. if you news. it is great news if you get and a half. but get your eight and a half. but if dragged tax if you're not dragged into tax and be honest and they've got to be honest about look, that's about it. well look, that's what's so irritating. >> who's in >> well, frederick, who's got in touch system touch with our new system gbnews.com slash gb news.com forward slash yourself, i gbnews.com forward slash yourself, i will pay yourself, has said i will pay more from as my more tax from today as my service pension also go up service pension will also go up the amount. i used to pay the same amount. i used to pay £70 a month, but i will now pay £90 a month. yeah, this is the issue isn't it? and then jacqueline has said, please remember on full remember that even those on full new state pension will receive a maximum of £900. those on maximum of £900. yeah those on the state may get the old state pension may get less, they're able to top up less, but they're able to top up by claiming pe

there is an increasing risk of mel nutrition, particularly among children and pregnant women. meanwhile, basic medicines are running out and the health system is in turmoil. the fighting has intensified all across the country as it varies, fighting groups votes their own campaigns, often with crude homemade weapons against over straight government forces in american states. fighting between the military and out of con, army has reached its and then president, that level of violence confounding. pre existing. but, and that'll be, that is in my support as 3 g. as the addict. an army has reported the gain it territorial control over most of the center of the kind, and seeks to expense and not the right kind where menu will, he can go to me. even the couple nate people has been attacked as drones. damage was light, but the tank is on the building military june to improve the conflict closer to home the june to is using its air force to help its only units around the growing pressure. but the civilian population is paying an increasing price as a complex intensive unexcused helpless to 0 for

the and vision which is mel. do you remember from childhood days? the smell of grass? no, not carrots, mom. my mom is around mazda. okay, here it is. vince nice smell. when you open the window on a summer morning doctor it's been raining off, much quick things to the swimming pool swimming pools. and the smell of chlorine on crew spent a bunk food and finished all of my life here in the mountains with the moisture, purple smile. quite take a little too much. and how do you feel any smell that it feels like home? what does you know about the link between smell and memory? find out why we so send a mental and other secrets of the brain now on tomorrow to day. very symbol of love and they smell wonderful on that fragrance can also help you learn new vocabulary. according to a gen and research team, the scent of roses helps the brain retain information. my advice, just as we know, that send plays a very special role in learning. so we've always been dates will come when we learn vocabulary or anything we've learned in a specific context when, when is keep flipping smells s

all of a sudden mel, i, i, there's almost some justice in that and that's kind of what i want to talk about when we come back. all right, so we're talking to professor good, it's so it's such a pleasure to be able to get a different perspective on something like this. we're going to stay on this topic and be right back to discuss that the market, the chinese say, hey, we can make a big cars cheaper. the us says no, no, no, we don't want them. why not? if it's good for american consumers, we'll be right back the the, the, the the, what is a part of the, the employee would post that isn't the deepest you of us and that in the word, or is it something deeper, more complex might be present? good. let's stop without cases. let's go out of as the pen were joined by professor sure a good time, rick sanchez, thanks for being with us. he is a senior agent pacific relations policy export at the institute for china, american studies, and we thank him for joining us in sharing his wisdom with us. tell me if this sounds as curious to you as it does to me. it seems like everything was hunky, don't.

what mel stride spoke about in the package, he said if people are fit and healthy they should work andal security system. what is going wrong at the moment is that nobody was to go to a job centre because the real helpers and there, so we would stick to those rules at the system but crucially put the real help and support in so that people can get a job. i absolutely don't believe those brilliant women in that video, there isn't a job for them. they were brave enough to go on television and talk about their situation. i don't think it is beyond us as a nation to help them get a job. beyond us as a nation to help them tet a 'ob. �* , beyond us as a nation to help them teta'ob. �* , .,�* beyond us as a nation to help them tet a 'ob. �* , ., �* ., get a 'ob. and if they don't get a 'ob get a job. and if they don't get a 'ob are get a job. and if they don't get a job are there any _ get a job. and if they don't get a job are there any sticks - job are there any sticks under labour's plans? 265 job are there any sticks under labour's plans?— job are there any sticks under labour's plans? as

it will be from starvation and mel nutrition for months is rel headspace, mounting, globe or pressure over the 10s of thousands of civilians. it's killed or injured, and maimed and gaza. now, these goals can be heard in the condos of power around was that some countries calling for i'm seems to is well to be stopped. me cos, i'm sure if i'll just see the inside story. well let's discuss all of this now with today's guess. joining us by skype from ramallah is political analysts know they give you an levy is a columnist full. i read newspaper. he joins us from tel aviv and joining us from long to miss chris doyle, his director of the council for our, the british understanding. thank you all for joining us. the question today is whether we're seeing the 6 month mark may be a little bit of a turning point. the most important and dramatic and shocking development. both side attack on the aid workers from the world central kitchen, hunted down from one vehicle to a 2nd. then the 3rd by a drone using precision weapons. no, i mean this was a shocking attack. shocking may be though, because we

all of a sudden mel i, i, there's almost some justice in that and that's kind of what i want to talk about when we come back. all right, so we're talking to professor, good. it's so it's such a pleasure to be able to get a different perspective on something like this. we're going to stay on this topic and be right back to discuss that the market, the chinese say, hey, we can make a cars cheaper. the what says, oh no, no, we don't want them. why not? if it's good for american consumers, we'll be right back. the, [000:00:00;00] the, the water is part of the, the, is it the poly would posted? isn't the deepest view of us in that, in the word part? is it something deeper, more complex might be present there? let's stop without cases. let's go out of the as the bed were joined by professor. sure. a good time, rick sanchez central being with us. um, he is a senior asian pacific relations policy, export at the institute for china, american studies, and we thank him for joining us and sharing his wisdom with us. tell me if it sounds as curious to you as it does to me, it seems like everythin

the background behind me in the children's mastery, most of the children come into the hospital with mel nutrition, especially premature babies due to the mile nutrition on the mother. and that affects the mother and other patients. this is the best thing to done. i'm not only suffering because of her, but also because of all the children. every child is suffering from malnutrition and every day we lose 5 or 10 children. it's not just the young children, men, the elderly. all of them have become ill due to the lack of nutrition because it has been destroyed life and goes, it has been destroyed, no one can find enough food or water tests. ingram is with the you as children agency, unicef. she's in russia, in southern gaza. she says a drug screening is good news. they need to be allowed across the district. when i came into the guys the last way, i know that that would 1200 un and, and your truck backed up waiting to enter. so the fact that we've seen more trucks coming in is really good news, but we need this to happen consistently because of cost guides is on the precipice of assignment.

successes with sy fi thriller, slices, fun, breakable, starring bruce willis, and samuel jackson signs with mel gibson, the village star and your keen phoenix lady in the water with palsy tomatti and the happening with mark walbert. he was also no stranger to the fantasy genre directing huge blockbusters like the last air vendor. and after what he may always be best remembered for introducing that little boy who saw dead people in the 6th sense the we're actually, you know, where we are in now is my office you on a farm? i live in pennsylvania just outside philadelphia, and i think it used to be a kind of the hurdle to get over that. i don't live in in hollywood, but then pretty quickly it became an asset in that it informed my writing and it made it different. and i'm very quiet over here and you know, generally the door is closed and i right, right. every day i come in and i write for 6 months. and then in the barn where the cows used to be r r a is a theater in a and a post facility. so that's where we added all the movies and the screen them and we have previews there. and, you know, it's v

that including almost half of those children, the people are now actually stopping due to mel nutrition because the aid hasn't been able to get to well at the moment we said that it is the united states, but she continues this work. they could pick up the phone and, and this tomorrow, but they refused to do so. and they, they preside over a mass murder on a daily basis. although the israelis may have scaled down some of their military operations in the gaza strip, which are very costly to their soldiers and their hiding many of their casualties and gaza. we say that the united states has still not dish this. and that's because in my view, i think the united states decided on october 7, that they would permit israel to commit to genocide and to starve. so people have caused that to death and commit a number of agree just for crimes, any number of degree, just boyfriends, essentially doing whatever they want given these really is a carte blanche in order to try and a search western hegemony. and to save the image of power for the united states in the region, which israel helps project. it

so mel ontario, big kent stated, why they want to bring in number one, terry, because somebody's working on funding hadn't beating a drama. and you don't like, or they have to say. so what i've been saying is river at stake. so what if you don't like it leave don't listed in counter protest. this was the marketplace or for you ideas, college universities. this is where you want to win by your intellectual revolution . but remember, violets by let us violets? no, no, no, i can't. what is happening? but take of line. oh, well, pro polasta mean raleigh's are spreading beyond us. i'm indeed, european campuses are really and students have gathered into around to show solidarity with their global counterparts reporting from the nation's capital. here at ortiz use of july, the, the wants of support for is really atrocities is back firing the wide. how's saves these iranian students? web gathered at shari for university in toronto, voice their supports for the wave of pro palestinian demonstrations in the us and also to denounce the heavy handed crack down on protesters, calling it in humane an

as he bounced upon the punk, which a blog seemed to mel control, and the poor gentle mall fell into yes. what law? the honey goes? how bad could it get? well, i suppose, oh, he's at least is due to fill it to the pool. he was lucky, he didn't fall into the saying, because the saying river is apparently going to be one of the venues at used in this graph showcase of french ball. and like we have a sauce, but unfortunately, just like medium i called many napoleon. it looked like the same though he is full of and you call e, like tyria, literally full of crap. it hasn't been safe to swim in lesaine since 1922 or something like that. right? correct. so literally the rivers for the crop, the prime minister is full of crap. but if you've seen the old film wrapped up to a, the disney classic about the little rats living in the city and the pur, dude, trying to steal a bit of home for his dinner right now. front is literally crawling with a low rock piece or gun this miss sepia. oh my go, i got to look. it's a lie, but roughly, i mean, this is not a good song and they say you never more than a

all of a sudden mel, i, i, there's almost some justice in that and that's kind of what i want to talk about when we come back. all right, so we're talking to professor good, it's so it's such a pleasure to be able to get a different perspective on something like this. we're going to stay on this topic and be right back to discuss the b e v markets. the chinese say, hey, we can make a big cars cheaper. the us says, oh no, no, we don't want them. why not? if it's good for american consumers, we'll be right back. the, [000:00:00;00] the there's no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the earth. is the case for the med, most of the people. i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also of soon. this is the 3rd world lunacy re washing as for so the funder line likes to say we have the tools while we just start with stability and business deal. so let me, let me on my very quick propaganda. you know a price here in your i think we don't know the aftermath any time that you're not allowed to ask questions, you should ask all of the qu

so mel ontario, big kent stated, why they want to bring in the cherry because somebody's worrying or funny beating a drama. and you don't like what they have to say. so what i've been saying is river edge tags. so what if you don't like it leave, don't listen in counter protest. this is the marketplace or for you ideas, college universities. this is where you want me to inspire intellectual revolution . but remember, violets by let us pilots? no, no, no. i can't. what is happening? the, the dollar is ation country wide university protests and the correspondence my husband are all the topic of today's episode of direct impact with rick sanchez, who is joined by political cartoonist and analyst, and ted rall, and the conservative commentator and radio host angie wong. you can watch it in full throughout the day here on our team, but for now here is this the big pardon me for saying this, but as i watch that i want to vomit in my mouth. and i'm sorry, but the most person ever and those people who are there are also incredibly, incredibly decent. are they really oh gee, oh my goodness, e

so mel ontario, big kent stated, why they want to bring in number one, terry, because somebody's worrying or funny hadn't beating a drama and you don't like what they have to say. so what i've been saying is river edge tags. so what if you don't like it leave, don't listen in counter protest. this was the marketplace or for you ideas, college universities. this is where you want to win by your intellectual revolution . but remember, violets bylaws by which no, no, no, i can't. what is happening? the united states say is it opposes an international criminal court investigation into is really actions in gaza can make it, has no jurisdiction to we've been really clear about the icbc investigation. we do not support it. we don't believe that they have the jurisdiction and i'm just going to leave it there for now. the while that comes to me to oppose that is way officials, fe, the hague base, trying to, you know, consume and issue a rest. warren's interesting lee, the white house a pull to the rest of orange. i'm glad them. it pays in last year, stating that the i c. c has the wants to condens