milani was born in 1944 to scholarly family with both his paternal and maternal grandfathers having been clergyman, while he himself gained ittahad, that is, the permission to issue religious rulings at the age of 30. for the many scholars and attendants, he was teacher, guide and mentor as they pursued their own paths of knowledge. for me with that. to shadow it out, he was one of the most inspirational people in my life when it comes to my journey of faith, um, he never doubted me, he was very supportive, very encouraging um from from you know supervising my work initially at the house, to giving me suggestions, to allowing me to to take this garment and to later on uh giving me continuous advice and direction on how to uh deliver and propagate the message of islam, as a personal figure, that i would like to remember is he was my teacher, he was inspiration and i'm lost with words truly to describe what a great figures father milani was. his ability to reach out across many communities and generations and his deep dedication to the islamic teachings only reflect the significance of his

she said the nicest things about me, milani. you have the story, you can read the story. her name was k? let's see. her name? was who? sworn off, i don't have it. whatever her name was. i don't know the lady. perhaps it's better that way. i don't really know the lady. she wrote this beautiful story. and about -- i don't -- years later, no police reports. no anything. years later. same person, they called up. did you attack at mar-a-lago this woman, this writer, whatever her name is? she's a witness in a case. she and leads were the only two witnesses. did you attack her? i said, who is she? they said that she writes for people magazine. i said i don't know anything about the lady. i had a story, long ago, years before about people, but it was a very nice story. i don't know, it has to be made up, i don't know what you're talking about. it turned out that the same lady who wrote this beautiful story set i attacked her. now think of this. oh, she said the butler knew everything. the old expression? the butler did it? right? very famous in crime stories. the butler was tony.

first question was, where the heck is milani? that's a little too close for a picture. it's that kind of closeness that donald trump likes. here we are on a friday night, getting gloomy. here we go. >> the part about marginally -- marjorie taylor greene, there is two parts of the m.o. that are very consistent. the point i made about january 6th were sometimes really deranged people get very close to him, but he also likes it when the people fight each other and for each other publicly and brutally because that is, that feeds the ego addiction like they are doing this for me and it seems like this all happening in front of him and in front of the nation is kind of like what he enjoys. >> yeah he is a reality tv host. let's never forget that. let's also not forget his political rise on the right began in this era, anyway, with his promotion of the racist conspiracy that barack obama was not born in this country. he was one of the central promoters of birth are is him. he claimed he was sending investigators to hawaii. he talked about this recently. he worked at the trump

if you you think milanie doesn't care about you, you 're wrong. election results have changed our lives forever. it all started with lies, lies, lies , and intolerance. coming from europe, i know how things can get out of control. i know that in this country, and all over the world, there is fear that something like this could happen here. trump wanted to change the results of the election, a fair election. he wanted to stage a coup, so he decided to deceive the people. my father, our neighbors were deceived at the time, so i know what. in the dpr the settlement of vodyanoye was liberated, the losses of the armed forces of ukraine per day amounted to 2175 people. at the same time, the secretary of the security council of russia, the former minister of defense of russia, shaigu, said that on average the russian army has recently liberated 28 km. thousands killed and wounded in donbass, in total, if we talk about 8 days of september and august , almost 1. km was liberated. territory and the pace is increasing, if you have noticed, then by the total

caller: and where's milani and a ivanka trump without sunglasses on?'m interested in seeing them up close and personal. host: all right, richard, delaware, you always vote. richard? caller: yes. host: ok. why do you always vote? caller: i believe it is our democratic duty to do it. weed, you know, we are citizens of a republic that works to elect people that represent us. if you are not in, if you are not in the government process or the civic process, i should say, you know, then you don't really have much to complain about. you can sit there and say sour grapes or like a policy or something, then get out and do something about it. that's our system in this country. we should all be proud that we have a system that does work as well as it does. i think it can be improved. there's definitely russian influence. i was just watching the piece on c-span before, you know, on the fbi and the justice department responding to the latest intrusions in our system. point being, we have a tremendous opportunity every four years to change the direction of policy an