well, mick, um, let me uh quote the israeli defense minister of gallant. it says the complete siege on gaza now is going to be implemented. no food, no water, no fuel, everything is closed, we are fighting animals and we'll treat them accordingly. i mean, how is there not a major reaction to this type of statement made by an alleged government official? i mean, your take on his a statement, first of all, and then of course the lack of reaction. it was completely disgusting, isn't it? um, but the israeli, israeli leaders have been behaving in the most disgusting way, using the most violent and genous. over many years and not just the present crop, but previous ones, without any sanction from the west, because the west gives support um, i mean that support was fairly limited actually until 1967 after, but after israel um defeated syria, egypt and jordan and proved that it could crush local or proved that it at that time it could crush a challenge to to to to western domination, then the age started to flow to israel, and therefore israel can do no wrong, it'

mick, thank you very much. let's pick up on _ actually. mick, thank you very much.uch. let's pick up on the point _ actually. mick, thank you very much. let's pick up on the point about - actually. mick, thank you very much. let's pick up on the point about howl let's pick up on the point about how much this is likely to be replicated in a general election. live now to professor sirjohn curtice, a political scientist at the university of strathclyde. thank you for being with us, john. what is your analysis, then? how likely are we to see this rerun in the election?— likely are we to see this rerun in the election? the honest truth is that by-election _ the election? the honest truth is that by-election often _ the election? the honest truth is that by-election often give - the election? the honest truth is that by-election often give an i that by—election often give an exaggerated reflection of movements against governments. and to that extent at least, we can't necessarily assume that labour would do as well in scotland in a general election as it has done in ruthe

hope and also exposure to the continuing crimes of the israeli policy with us and nato support, well mick um let me quote the israeli defense minister of galant, it says a complete sie on ghaza now is going to be implemented, no food, no water, no fuel, everything is closed, we are fighting animals and will treat them accordingly, mean, how is there not? major reaction to this type of statement made by an alleged government official. i mean, your take on his statement, first of all, and then of course the lack of reaction. it's completely disgusting, isn't it? um, but the israeli, israeli leaders have been behaving in the most disgusting way, using the most violent and genocidal language over. many years and not just the present crop, but previous ones, without any sanction from the west, because the west gives israel unstinting support, um, i mean that support was fairly limited actually, until 1967 after, but after israel um defeated syria, egypt, and jordan, and proved that it could crush local, proved that it at that time it could crush. a challenge to to to to western domination, the

uh well mick here we're seeing wave of protest in a lot of these western countries. i want you to talk to me about the overall vibes. um, is it topic conversation in these uh, in these countries, and do you see a transition uh on the change narratives usually being controlled by the designs, um, but just tell me what the overall situations you have seen is, have to say officially um, the the pro israel narrative has always been privileged and pro-palestinian voices marginalized or even absent, that's that's been... case for very, very long time, and despite that, israel in public opinion, by every measurement by experts in field, is already a polecat state, it's already held in great content and suspicion by by the great majority of the world's population, as measured, not something i want to believe, something that you can measure objectively, but this is now qualitative, whereas in the past, people were passively hostile, were passively angry what israel did, there is now a great inclination. by huge minority of people, and this is significant and will be decisive

elijah macneer, journalist and political analyst, out of brussels, and mick napeer, co-founder scottish palestine solidarity campaign out of edinburg. thank you both for being with me. i'd like to start it off uh in brussels and elijah. well, the resistance operation on october 7th destroyed the invincible. image that the regime had tried to portray, i want to talk about the effect of that on both sides, one for the resistance and also for the israeli regime. thank you for having me, thank you for coming. do think of september is going to be a historical day, because that mark the defeat of the what it's used to be called the invincible army, but above all what is the most important. it has created a state of uncertainty among all the settlers and this uncertainty means that no longer anyone living in israel feels secure and has lost the trust in the israeli army to defend him or to defend the family that were coming from all over the world with only the religion of judaism that united them when they come from from europe, from ethiopia, from russia, from all different countries, they h

israel, yeah, that that's interesting what you said, elijah, and what about that mick? i mean, it's also, it's not just the image that's been destroyed uh, for the regime itself, but but let's talk about it in the region and what that means, the elijah talked about the air regimes who um basically had given their hands and solidarity uh with the regime, i i would think that they would be pretty unnerved right now also just like, israeli settlers are, well yes, i mean, america was trying to cobble together alliances, to isolate iran, to say that america was going to start concentrating a a con potential conflict with, well a real conflict in a potential war with china in the future, and therefore they would be, they would be paying less attention to to the middle east, and therefore these regimes should really depend on israel to... protect them from a supposed iranian threat um that looks like not such a good bet anymore um but but i'd like to disagree a little bit not disagree but i'd like to stress rather differently the the the terrible cost that israel can impose up

day, this is why the israeli kills them when they are too small, that's the israeli doctrine. well, mick, as elijah has just stated, over a thousand kids have been killed, there is no water, no electricity, no food, and no fuel in gaza, how can the world, the world of 2023, just sit and let this genocide happen. well, how could they sit and watch afghanistan being reduced to a terrible situation at the cost of i think two trillion dollars by the americans, how can, i mean, the control of the media and the the willingness of the nato countries to support war crimes, is very, very strong, i mean the invasion of iraq, uh, i think madelyn albreight was asked before the invasion uh that she was told that half million children had died, iraqi children because it of of the sanctions before even the mass killing uh and she was asked if this was a price worth paying for to realize american uh goals and she said yes it's a price worth paying so they're quite happy to see half million iraki children dead because of sanctions they're quite happy to see they were quite happy in my youth to see 3 mill

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this should be taught by construction workers. >> and mick jagger. >> and mick jagger. >> oh, my god mick jagger as a construction worker. i need a moment. >> you know, kennedy. he said women have an issue with dating shorter men which i have never noticed. so, -- >> i don't like when women solely the name of other women by demanding that women are rich or a certain height before they meet them and before they determine whether or not they have anything in common or th thissal come me, as human beings, we are tactile, we like to feel things, fell things, we removed from this process, he is also in new york city. if you go to different parts of the country, people are still outside. people are swimming in rivers and people are snowboarding, and if those are the kind of people you want you have to put yourself in those situations and take yourself out of the city. matt is right about italy. in italy men will make love to you with their eyes and germany they stare at you, dudes stare at you. i don't know if you are a serial killer or you're super into me. now i want to see your schnitze

. >> i love mick jagger, he is saying this you know from years of following mick jagger he plays withedia, he knows how to get there goat, he is saying this but ultimately he knows a lot about taxes and he knows about his eight children and what type of people. keep in mind inherited wealth is not always the best wealth. warren buffett is giving away his money he might be looking at that same good to be rich ligon have a lot of money regardless they don't need an obscene amount of money to make them worse people. stuart: you like the rolling stones because last week you bash the beatles. lucky to be back. moving on we will see you later. the migrant crisis is so bad in new york the democrat governor kathy hochul is calling up order policies. >> we wanted to have a limit on who could come across the board. it is to open right now. people coming from all over the world are finding their way through simply saying they need asylum and the majority of them end up in the streets of new york. >> the president ignored the border crisis when he was here in the city. the nfl went full taylor sw

so mick and i sort of went in the kitchen and started -- learnt how to write songs.orter: in the video for their new song "angry," the vintage stones from every era come to life again through animation and artificial intelligence. i love the new video. >> what i loved about it is we didn't have to do anything. it looked like we did. >> how do you feel about a.i.? i'm curious. >> when we're all gone, there will still be a.i. so nobody will get rid of us. >> you could be playing forever at that rate. >> we could be. you could be asking questions forever. >> no, no. ♪ so when you need me ♪ >> reporter: another supergroup, abba, though no longer together, is still performing in hologram concerts. you haven't thought about having yourself -- >> definitely have thought about it and been asked. >> a creative bomb. >> it's going to happen, i'm sure. >> you will do it? >> yeah, definitely. ♪ the streets i used to walk on ♪ >> reporter: jagger, richards, and wood don't seem to be contemplating their own mortality. >> what we need is a crow here, right? >> reporter: except occa

mick jagger screws his kids.n't need $500 million to live well suggesting they might not inherit his for a are your kids and hurting your fortune? is. >> yes all $500. >> i can't believe mick jagger only has $500 million appeared think taylor swift made that in august. isn't that amazing? because the british take other taxes. it's like 90 percent tax. he lives in mystique. >> they still take his money. it. >> that's. i have good intelligence. i had a next-door neighbor who lived next to him and it mick jagger would never paper anything and stole his painting paving stones. isn't that weird? >> the paving stones and his house? >> east freestyle them from my neighbor. he's a will cheapskate. >> it clearly. >> have that you get get 16. >> yes. which means to get point i will get $100. it. >> i like this philosophy. the chic o'neil philosophy wher he said he looked at his kids and said, you're not rich, i much. you're not rich, i'm rich and i you work on it someday you can be too. i like the attitude. >> i've said th

the middle east. >> mick, thank you so much for joining us.urprised that president biden is visiting israel? and how much of a difference would this make given the obvious security concerns? >> i'm not surprised. i think this shows a level of support that the israelis need from the president of the united states and the commander in chief. it also shows iran and its proxies that we mean what we say and those those military assets that are offshore for these two carrier strike groups. and this 26 expedition three marine unit that is about to show up, are there for a reason that we are prepared in the event that the israelis need us to defend them. if this war turns into a multi-front war, what are you hearing about the possibility of iran and hezbollah joining this conflict? i do think that there will be an incredible amount of pressure on lebanese hezbollah to join this, especially once the ground invasion happens and hamas looks like it's going to be destroyed. that will give hezbollah a lot of reasons to join this. and they are much more mil

. >> reporter: mick, keith, and ronnie.s ahead on "sunday morning." >>> lee cowan will be talking with director martin scorsese along with leonardo dicaprio about the disturbing true story portrayed in their epic new film. >> this wealth should come to us. >> reporter: the film adaptation of the bestseller "killers of the flower moon" took on a story so dark and so foreboding, even the veteran filmmakers weren't sure how to put it on screen. >> trying to be as truthful as possible is the only way to tell these stories. >> reporter: the true tale of a shameful chapter in american history, too painful to believe, later on "sunday morning." >>> and we'll lighten things up with mo rocca, taking in the golden glory of sunflowers. dick butkus is in conversation with "new york times" columnist david brooks. plus, seth doane on events in the middle east. david martin with retired general david petraeus. and more this "sunday morning" for the 15th of october, 2023. and we'll be back in a moment. ♪ >>> we're going to begin this morni

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let's bring in some analysis into this uh mick napier co-founder of the scottish palestine solidarity campaign joins us now mick napier welcome well i mean uh you know for as bad as this may seem but it's not something that wasn't expected i'm sure you'll agree on that front as unfortunate as there are deaths and uh injuries that are taking place but how much uh could have palestinians take, i mean they were in a pressure cooker for decades at this point, um, what are your thoughts first of all, when you see what is happening? i, i share in the jubilation of the palestinians we saw demonstrating in ramala and elsewhere, at the this amazing ability of people from gaza, star, blocked, surveiled from the air, the... and the sea, being able to strike such devastating blow against israel, it's absolutely remarkable, i think there's much talk these days of asymmetric warfare, i think this episode will be discussed in staff colleges, military staff colleges around the world for some time to come, because it represents a gigantic humiliation for israel, and it's not just it's not just psychol

mick, for the moment, thank ou. the gaza. mick, for the moment, thank you. the israeli _ gaza.ou. the israeli military says- gaza. mick, for the moment, thank you. the israeli military says it - you. the israeli military says it has killed _ you. the israeli military says it has killed a — you. the israeli military says it has killed a number— you. the israeli military says it has killed a number of- you. the israeli military says it. has killed a number of terrorists after they attempted to enter the country from lebanon. our correspondent is in southern lebanon. what can you tell us? yes. lebanon. what can you tell us? yes, i think it shows _ lebanon. what can you tell us? yes, i think it shows how _ lebanon. what can you tell us? yes, i think it shows how volatile the situation — i think it shows how volatile the situation is, how lebanon is. we had statement _ situation is, how lebanon is. we had statement from the idf saying a number— statement from the idf saying a number of militants tried to cross from _ number of militants tried to cross from lebanon into israel, they

that is indeed correct, mick. but mick is concerned. worries that this is going to put people out of work . you put people out of work. you saying that businesses won't be able afford shops will able to afford it, shops will put up to equal out put the prices up to equal out the the cost of living the bill and the cost of living crisis continue up crisis will continue going up and going out of control. crisis will continue going up and going out of control . that's and going out of control. that's mixed thoughts. caz says. if you do receive benefits, why aren't you asked to go out and volunteer? you could help back the community in that regard as well. ivan says leave the pensioners alone. you lot . lots pensioners alone. you lot. lots of kind of mixed. leslie says that people should be encouraged to return to work , but is there to return to work, but is there enough support or training for them? and nick says, i run my own recruitment agency i have done for years, he says, there are absolutely people out there who will do anything he

i'll see, you know, mick and ronnie and keith are there i go, "great." i go, "are they playing? no, no." no, it's just an album release party. okay, cool i go, "well, that's fine, i'll just go. then i saw you, and you go -- you're deejaying >> questlove: yeah >> jimmy: and you're there, so i go, "oh, cool. it'll be fun i'll see quest, it'll be fun to go out there." i go in there. it's a tiny club tiny where was it racket >> questlove: racket, yeah >> jimmy: on 16th street i'd never -- it's a beautiful club, but small. but there's instruments on stage. >> steve: ohh. >> jimmy: there's a drum set there's guitars. there's a microphone i go, "uh-oh i think something's going to go down." all of a sudden the lights go out. questlove is not deejaying anymore. he's sitting where i'm sitting i go, "dude, what's happening? you're like, "oh, yeah, it's about to go down." [ laughter ] they come out, and it's almost like - ♪ i was like, "what? it was unbelievable. i was -- honestly i think -- i'm not kidding, i don't want to complain -- i think it was too close. [ light laughter ] >> questlo

, mick jagger, making a surprise appearance. >>> 23 years ago this month the 21-year-old budding starakout performance in the movie "almost famous." she won a golden globe award and was nominated for an oscar for that memorable role as penny lane. the daughter of goldie hawn, hudson has made her own name as an a-list star in the two decades since. including the recent "knives out" movie "glass onion." kate and i got together last year for a "sunday sitdown." the last time i interviewed you we were on zoom and i was literally in my garage. >> and i was home this is so much fancier. ♪♪ i actually like connecting with people. i like being a part of the world. >> kate hudson stepped back into the world in style. >> look at this pool. i think i'll go for a swim. ♪♪ maybe i'll lay out for a bit. being back doing comedy, this is where i'm happiest. >> in "glass onion," the follow-up to the hit 2019 whodunnit "knives out" written and directed again by ryan johnson, hudson plays a hilariously self-absorbed former model named birdie jay. so when the phone rings or the email comes in that says,

no girlfriend, you’re scaring me, i love you, let me go, it hurts. come here more, what do you like mickybe follow him hang your tail? let's wait, his head is full of other things right now. why are graduates of the fbi academy creating fake news about our guys? usa. the country is famous on two counts: the number of those who are in prison and the number of different intelligence services inside. any activity aimed at educating young people that russia conducts. the ukrainian side always shows violent activity. the ukrainian claims that the russian language allegedly does not belong to the group. a complete break in the pattern and the cockroaches are so funny, and also a resident of surgut sewed miracle, blanket, invisible for fighters. antifake, premiere, today on the first. a heavy self-propelled tulip mine of special power is capable of destroying a serious enemy fortification in a few precise shots. this is the kind of work we have, we don’t call it hard, intense, yes, better. i came as a volunteer at the call of my heart, i’ve been here for a year and a half already, i don’t want

think unfortunately we don't have you, so we do apologize for that, um, let me thank you, however, mick nap here, co-founder of the scottish palestine solidarity campaign, for your contribution to this uh extended coverage of the israeli war in gaza, ayara modari, thank you very much, journalist and podcaster who spoke to us from barcelona. with that we come to an end for our extended coverage, do stay with us international news is coming up at half past the hour, it's bye bye for now, مشاهد الوداع تتوالى تباعا هنا والان سارصد لكم صرخه ام فلسطينيه على ابنائها وطفل فلسطيني يرفض ان يفارغ جثمان والده ولا يريد ان يدفننه يريد ان يبقى بجواره هذه قصه من بين مئات الالاف من القصص التي تحدث الان. وين العالم صور صور صور انا لله وانا اليه راجعون يا قلبي راح قلبي راح 40 نفر ضربه راحوا. خلي العلم كله تشوفه وين الععلم هؤلاء الاطفال جاؤوا يودعوا والدهم اللان هذه زوجته مشاهد الوداعه ابن شهر يا معايا معايا معايا معايا معايا هذا الطفل يابى ان يفارق جثمان والده هذا الطفل يابى نثمان والده. معايا يا عم معايا معي. يحاولون اقنعه ان يفارغثمان والده ولا يريدهم انت بطل انت بطل. انت بطل انت بطل كويس انك انت عايش ل

yeah. are you okay, that everything is okay with you, yes, everything is okay, okay, ol, let's go, mickll pay, come on, come on, petrenka nazarova? we are now maltese citizens, accounts in the maltese bank, a house on the coast. our child will be born in a safe place. mich, let's go, let's go, damn, zhzhik forgot, mish, there is lighter, yes, there is. well, that's all for now. everything is fine? yes, it's okay, let's go. man, come on yourself, take the wallet there, mom, mom, why this key, and no, this , i didn’t find something else there, now, come here, hello, hello beauty, can you tell me, this key? what could it be from? now, now now. such locks are placed on metal cabinets. what kind of metal cabinets? well, usually these are storage lockers in stores or post office boxes at the post office? if this key were for a magazine locker, there would simply be a number here, but here five digit number. where did you get it from? mom, i'm cold, one good person left me. muscovite, probably yes, where from? you know, in our city they don’t use such locks, i think this is from the abaninsky

. >> mick is amazing. yes he'll be going forever. i know. i want to be mick jagger when i grow up.o. but before that i've got to do the weather. so here's what's coming our way. we have a level one storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale coming in overnight and tomorrow with scattered showers, slick roadways, breezy conditions, but not much rain will fall from this system on. we go to the forecast animation starting at midnight between midnight and about 4 a.m. we'll see the showers first arriving up in the north bay and along the coastline line. then later in the day, showers become a little bit a little bit more intense, especially in the north bay. that's where the heaviest rain will fall. but it'll all sort of just not lose its energy by the mid afternoon hours and pretty much end by the early evening. so behind that we'll get partial clearing. but it oh, we're already on the sunday highs. i was going to give you the overnight lows. i'll just tell you what they are. i think i skipped over that graphic. they're going to be in the mid to upper 50s then highs tomorrow

, and then only mick with strawberries, let's look at the surprise, my berry, and what we're sittingp the strawberry , otherwise you’ll crush it, you’ll drive by, yes, yes, we’ll drive by, you’ll drive by, well, great, what a beauty, and what a nice car, brand new, and he showed his strength, look, it’s not like he never dropped it , and she didn’t even move, where, where is the cream, i prepared it specially, come on. that's it, now we will have strawberry happiness, well, i want to tell you, you are an entertainer andrey , however, thank you very much, go to your room, and you return the bride to us, the children really love toast, with jam, in gemma mokheev is very much. lots of pieces of fruit and berries jam mohe will make the dough tastier. anxiety can be treated. novinkazon gradual release of the active substance, just one tablet per day, afabozole anxiety can and should be treated, marina, children, i ’ll show you this, this, you just won’t believe it, well, there you go you saw, well, dad, this is a cashboy from megamarket, you are not allowed to buy without a cashbike, look

. >> jimmy: yeah and then, next week we have mick jagger. >> steve: what >> jimmy: it's big [ cheersa great show he is a legendary guitarist, also an amazing painter as well >> steve: oh ronnie wood is here from - >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: -- the rolling stones, tonight. [ cheers and applause my fav, i love that dude plus, he is a very talented actor and author, with a new book called "clanlands in new zealand: kiwis, kilts, and an adventure down under. sam heughan is joining us tonight. >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: and we got great music. his song "daylight" has over one billion global streams, and he's performing it tonight on our show david kushner is here. >> steve: whoa [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: stick around, everybody. when we come back, we have ronnie wood from the rolling stones [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: can you tell people who's the special guest on that song >> well, paul mccartney, his big dream, said -- [ cheers ] >> jimmy: a beatle is on the rolling stones album [ cheers and applause a beatle is on the rolling stones album what is going on ♪

introduce them, spokesperson at the massar badil movement joins us from vancouver, also joining us is mick nap here, co-founder of the scottish palestine solidarity campaign who joined us from edinburgh. welcome to you both, i'll first start with you, if i may hall it baricat, just to give you an example about uh the way that israel. uh has continued with not only the the killings, but the way that uh other mass atrocities, which many have concluded are war crimes a minimum is being committed by israel, before we came to this broadcast, there's news of alcus hospital uh to have been received warnings from israel that it needs to be evacuated, and this is an impossibility because you have many patients there based on even the red cresent that uh are intensive care. and they're hooked up to machines, or they need medical attention, the war crimes committed by israel are so astounding, what do you think is going to be done about that? are we going to see some accountability in any shape or form? thank you for the invitation and good evening to you and your guests. i think the israeli war crim

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mccarthy, mcgovern, mclovin, mcrib, matthew mcconaughey [ light laughter ] now back to mick kevin and kevin and matt matt ousted kevin and now we have pat patrick and patty and patrick and pat. kevin and kevin james meme format pat mchenry after him, pat, pat, kev, kev, matt, matt, jim [ cheers and applause ♪ i hope that was helpful. that's right, after mccarthy was voted out, mchenry got to bang the gavel for the first time as speaker. let's see how that went. >> the chair declares the house in recess, subject to the call of the chair [ muffled thump [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow! trouble at home, pat [ laughter ] wow. he was pretty aggressive with the gavel there. and -- oh, i'm sorry hold on, i'm hearing that patrick mchenry is back in the house chamber right now. this is real can we go live and see what he's up to >> jimmy: the chair welcomes everyone to today's session. the first order of business, the chair recognizes house bill 3.817 to approve the short-term spending bill. [ thump [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause next, the chair recognizes bill 413.5 to make guacamole free at a

introduce them, spokesperson at the masar bidil movement joins us from vancouver, also joining us is mick here, co-founder of the scottish palestine solidarity campaign, who joined us from edinburgh. welcome to you both. i'll first start with you, if i may halid barakat, just to give you an example about the way that israel um has continued with not only the the killings, but the way that uh other mass atrocities, which many have concluded or war crimes a minimum is being committed by israel, before we came to this broadcast, this news of alco's hospital, to have been received warnings from israel that it needs to be evacuated, and "this is an impossibility because you have many patients there based on even the red cressent that uh are intensive care and they're hooked up to machines or they need medical attention uh the war crimes committed by israel are so astounding um what do you think is going to be done about that? are we going to see some accountability in any shape or form? uh thank you for the invitation and good evening to you and your guest ' "i think the israeli war crimes are

of us to defend the persons you. now let's have very very quickly here a tweet from um politician mick wal, the man has been known for giving them a right political rolliking time to time. 'i think it's clear there in that particular tweet that you selected bahema where he says, celtic ball fans, they're standing with palestine, stopping the genocide, it just goes to show the pushback is real, the pushback is real absolutely, people are powerful, and this is a just one example of many as to how even if things are being banned, things are being stopped, even the uefa tried to stop them, it's not stopping everyday people, so there is definitely some, you know, sort of discussion around the fact that how individuals do make a difference and to continue doing that, thank you for hum'. there and we'll have our next time for some more talk and analysis ibrahim jamal, they've patiently beeking with us and we'd like you to carefully watch now this exchange between the us president biden and member of the white house section. in 18 days since hamas hamas killed 1400 israels, the hamas controlle

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all you have to do is talk to the average american family and ask them how they feel about biden nom mickslost over $5,000 of spending power since january of 2021. we should always celebrate the creation of jobs but never forget we went 55 consecutive paychecks, 52 consecutive paychecks, with a loss of spending power. >> and you blame political leadership not the federal reserve? >> if you think about the fact that over the last i guess year and a half, we've seen 16% of inflation sdince joe biden has taken off, 11 rate increases at downward pressure on our economy, created cracks throughout the economy. that was caused by joe biden's lack of leadership and understanding of how to create jobs in america. >> i want to bring up something specific about your economic plan because "the wall street journal" editorial board which is conservative leaning did praise many parts of it but zeroed in on your promise to offer the child tax credit to prek women. criticizing it saying that is social policy masquerading as economics. why are they and other republicans wrong? >> well, here's the question.

by, they can turn out to be your whole life, so the guys are sitting in in the trenches and every mickalking, like you and i are now, and then boom and it came , the one that’s flying at you, you didn’t hear it, usually, when a shell is overhead, it means it’s flying, let it fly, then what flies in, as a rule, does not hear, every moment may turn out to be the last, and because of this, they don’t even they are building, the psychology is building itself, the wolves brigade and the entire corps are redoing within the framework of the tasks of the ministry of defense to attack. the average age of the platoon is that i’m 70, i turned 20 on august, so you’re in your eighties, i’m still a pre-conscript with my 57’. in general, there is only one youth, the most motivated part of our people at the moment - these are, after all , people who received education and upbringing in the soviet union, that is , a generation of soviet people, at the moment they have again come to defend their country, at the forefront there are more cheerful people , younger, stronger, angrier. the location of the br

live now to military strategist and retired australian army major general mick ryan.e ground invasion, we have seen many raids into gaza from israeli troops. talk us through the thinking behind that, firstly. i think these raids conducted over the last 48 hours are important for the israelis for several reasons. firstly, it allows them to collect intelligence and see the level of damage that's been caused by the air strikes to the hamas infrastructure. it also allows them to assess hamas's tactics and how they might have changed over the last few years since the last israeli operations in gaza. 0n the last israeli operations in gaza. on a strategic level, it offers the israelis a different level. if the short—term rates prove useful and they can do them enough, it might mean without large—scale ground offensive, it would allow them to minimize the vision there civilian casualties and the political pressure they are receiving from regional neighbours and their supporters in europe and the us. mitt; neighbours and their supporters in europe and the us.— in europe and th

i agree 100% with everything that mick has said, in fact when he was talking about the uh picture of goldstein on the wall for ben giver, i wonder how many young israelies now have posters of bent giver on their wall, the new hero of the far right, the new hero of the fascism that is uh, rampant in israel, but you know the the un, i don't know how many resolutions, it's probably in the hundreds that israel has been in violation off for the un, 194 the right of return just springs the mind straight away e million palestinians refuse to allow to return home, but i don't want to get caught up in figures, i don't want to get caught up in facts, i want to get caught in realization and the reality that the palestinians have the legal right to resist legal occupation. i think the occupation has reached a tipping point, there are now 700,000 plus uh illegal settlers in the west bank, gaza is just an open prison for two million palestinians who are who are dying for lack of medicine or they don't have enough fuel to run the run the economy and keep their homes, uh, we can talk about the fact

microphone and shouts to be heard, we have 38 such ministers today, yakovich, you ’re talking about micknts that exist now, or were yesterday, or were the day before yesterday, and who are on the internet, then the situation would be different, the fact that the ruling party is your peculiarity, i say, today we have the ruling party, tomorrow it is in opposition, a different regime, you have this doesn’t happen, good or bad, but as it happens, we had communists who were the ruling party now, no, no, this is completely different, this is of course complex, so it’s difficult for us to understand, because if volod, if it’s difficult for you to understand, then it's not my problem, it's not your problem when it's begins the problem of israeli perception. just as russia pursues its policy from its own, but if it is in the interests of israel that no one understands israel, then one should not be surprised if relations begin to deteriorate, and the negative from this will be colossal, about which people? you say that people still cannot understand themselves, and you say that we should explain

of course , i would ask you to first give a general assessment of how mick views the development of thetion, and then we will talk about the first and second question in more detail. sergey alekseevich, please. thank you, dear vladimir vladimirovich, dear participants of the meeting, the situation in the conflict zone in the middle east tends to worsen, in our assessment. the israeli army is indiscriminate in nature, the threat of a ground operation to enter gaza remains, the territory of this enclave and the residents there are in fact in a state of humanitarian catastrophe, no medical assistance or other assistance is provided as a priority needs are not met. this is all causing great concern in the world. the russian federation is making maximum efforts on the political plane, you just said this, including through the un security council, where we introduced a draft resolution focused on humanitarian issues, the united states, which bears the main responsibility for this dramatic and difficult crisis, since this the country has been trying to monopolize for many years. ignore the rel

so corn poppy field, larkspur, it's all been sprayed away as alice. mick do splits when, because that's how society would do well to go back to that, but it doesn't matter. it has a subsidy system that gives money to farms that are already very, very large from those with more land receive more money. so if you have, let's say 2000 to hector's right, that's half a 1000000 in government money for basic agriculture. and basic agriculture means 3 crop rotation. winter we tried calling rape feed device, nice cops. got to the alternative to changing the beekeepers association from the inside would be to found a new association. it would have to stand up for bees and being committed to an agricultural landscape that seems to be it would have to get involved in agricultural policy. i think that kind of association could also take on the many young p keepers who are now starting out and then really get the be keeping community going like getting into in cash off. this really is an easy the it's not the only you my easy when it hits were youngest on up in my movies and quick then when i started

ideas, natalya yablonskaya spoke out against the law banning the consumption of dogs, janusz korven mickeian, against the law voting for women under 55 years of age, as long as estrogen works, clarified the politician, who , by the way, is 80 years old. with regard to membership in the european union , the countries that are members of the alliance are in the alliance, so poland opposes the idea of ​​​​refusing consensus in pan-european voting. are nervous about the western government. politics and ideology on polish society. we have our own history, polish history, in which the catholic church played an important role, so we can work together with european countries, but we would like to protect our way of life. in your games berlin is also using ukraine, zelsky was clearly promised something, these promises will of course not be fulfilled - the molar is convinced. all with the aim of creating tension between warsaw and kiev, which will play into the hands of not only berlin, but also moscow. opposition leader donald tusk must implement the joint project between brussels and berlin. who

mick napeer joins us now from edin brow mister napeer, it's great to have you with us, uh, share with your thoughts as uh the israeli um bombardment of uh of the blockaded gaza strip and its innocent, defenseless um uh people in the in the tiny coastal sliver continues for a 20th consecutive day now as we can. see this vantage point, there's even uh lack of visibility is to the to result of the scope of the uh the attacks that are taking place. within the last two or three days a friend living here in in glasgow lost 15 members of his family killed by israeli carpet bombing. he lost 11 members of his family in a previous israeli attack. in in 2014, this is um, this is grim beyond for for words to describe, another friend, um, his sister escaped barely with her life seconds before her house was destroyed, and she's now living with other members of her family, but they are all together, all of them, and they're waiting to see if they will all be exterminated, if the whole family. be wiped out because they have been concentrated in one particular area, so words fail me in a sense, um, th