it doesn't mean you're actually in the mob., wealth, and confidence. >> babes, the mob wife aesthetic never went out of style. do you know who carmela soprano is? >> it's like, been there, done that. that's how people in the neighborhoods dress on an everyday basis, which i think is really cute and i love it. >> the mafia wife aesthetic. i wore a white fur custom dress to my christening. ♪ >> what's up, girl? how are you? >> reporter: drita devonzo is taking the social media trend to this lower east sidebar, hosting a dinner party for fans who appreciate the lifestyle. >> let me ask you a question, when the [ bleep ] are you coming home? >> reporter: when the style trend came back in vogue, her outfits went viral. >> you wake up in the morning, you know -- all of a sudden you're trending. you can say mob wives is a lifestyle, these fake big furs and jewelry and makeup, and it looks so beautiful. >> reporter: she says is actually albanian, now separated from her husband, lee divonzo, who in 2020 was sentenced to 64 months in pri

and all these nightclubs were owned by the mob.ways liked to pal around with the mob guys from his youth. you know, two, he's trying to make it as a political figure with jfk. so imagine you're going to see frank sinatra and dean and sammy at the copa, and you're sitting there and all of a sudden in the middle of a show, sinatra gets up and says, "hey, wait. we have somebody in the audience." the brightest man in the political world in this country or any other country today, say hello to john kennedy from the great state of massachusetts. [ cheers and applause ] bow! follow that, joey. [ laughter ] you son of a gun, you got the jewish vote. [ laughter ] schwartz: originally, sinatra and jfk got along very well. sinatra had been one of his biggest supporters. the mob guys, it's been alleged, were also his supporters. the mob really was excited about john kennedy becoming president because they thought he was one of them. what they didn't anticipate was that he was going to appoint his brother bobby to be the attorney general. i was

the mob won once again.y patrick, in your opinion, having been there, finally 45 arrests were made in the end but was today precipitated by the fact that the police just stood off and did nothing. >> yeah, the police had been there for hours before initially surrounding the bus, with the protesters still essentially doing the arm locks around it. i kept waiting for the police to move in and to do something for us to get that on film, and that basically never really happened. when the police did get people in vans. and again, we've got this on footage. those police vans would also be surrounded in scenes that you alluded to there from earlier in peckham. the problem was that this was allowed to become much bigger than it would have been if it was nipped in the bud quickly. you're looking at footage there of the police standing around. i appreciate they've got a difficult job to do, i really do, and everyone's got their camera phones out. but by standing around and letting this thing swell, letting this thing

nobody operating in las vegas thought the mob was gone.green: it's a period where there's some restructuring going on, you might say recalibrating. the corporations are coming in, and kerkorian sold his two hotels, the flamingo and the international, to hilton. schumacher: that was a big deal for las vegas because there was a respectability associated with hilton that las vegas aspired to. when you were able to attract somebody as respectable as the hilton family, we were getting somewhere. [ machinery beeping ] barbutti: kerkorian sold the international, made a lot of money, and then he went to mgm movie corporation, said, "i'd like to build an mgm hotel." ♪ binkley: he saw that people were building fantasies and doing crazy things. he saw caesars palace, and he wanted to do those kinds of things himself. ♪ green: this is something totally different on the strip. he puts in a movie theater, they show old mgm movies. barbutti: it was like $100 million. and it was 2,000 rooms. they said, "you're crazy. you can't build a hotel that big." and

while being restrained by the violent mob, i was beaten.amed kyle young tried to strip me of my firearm, while chants of "kill him with his own gun" were echoed by other members of the crowd. at that time, a man from buffalo, new york, stripped me of my badge and police radiolife beaten, and the taser on my neck by daniel rodriguez, another trump all four of these individuals are self-admitted trump supporters. all four of them committed violent assault on law enforcement. i'm just one representative of e assaulted that day by donald trump's supporters, inspired by his lies. the lies that continue to this day to inspire my fellow americans to turn against their fellow americans, to turn against police officers. at the end of the day, this election is about donald trump and his vision for the office of the president of the united states, not as a public servant who answers to the elected -- to the people who elected him, but as an authoritarian who answers to and serves only himself. thank you. >>shli ban unarmed veteran. >> morning. if janu

trends in the flash mob itself by the way gradually change, but interest in the song remains.r children, where the children sing songs and dance to the song, i want to say that it’s all very touching, well, as far as i can grasp it, i watch everything, repost it, here. literally the day before yesterday there was a concert in kazan, so i didn’t have time to leave the stage when a lot of children with their parents began to come up to me and take pictures, it was the children who said that they really liked the song, so... well, perhaps it’s worth going back to ethereal version of clothing, which is familiar to our viewers and tell about those for whom the song really hit home. in the roulette chat, as soon as some svidomo ukrainians or vsushniki hear these matzivs, they try to interrupt the performer, book as soon as they can, but really don’t shout out, this is understood by adequate residents of ukraine, who simply throw away blue passports from the footage showing which side is the truth. what can we say about our military, who defend this truth on the front line, and destr

doesn't the woke mob have cable? but this is their identity now, constant victimization.y what they want, and if you get upset about it, you don't believe in freedom. >> i just believe in freedom. why are liberals so afraid of freedom and freedom of speech? i don't get outraged. if you don't like what somebody is saying, you can turn off the tv, turn off a radio dial, turn off a podcast, walk out of a commencement. >> jon: or you could buy a different beer than bud light without going into your back swamp and assassinating six-packs? [cheers and applause] you are so unbelievable! they're so full of shit that sean hannity can say with a square head, "i'm not the kind of guy who gets outraged." sean hannity! he is basically just a meat-bag support system for a forehead vein! >> tonight, every american has a right to be angry and ticked off. we have a story that will make your blood boil. now the left is hell-bent on banning dr. seuss. pepe le pew, dumbo, peter pan are on the chopping block. sanctimonious, self righteous, frankly overpaid, lazy, agenda-driven liars. what a p

let me stop there i'm sorry but the media mob and a joe biden they and i will say it again they don't get to collude and choose a radical biden supporting hosts in the moderators cheer. a nice try it means no fake jake tapper he's a radical left-wing partisan talkshow host that masquerades as a journalist let's look at his career started as a press secretary for a pennsylvania democrat. then a dc public relations firm and a handgun control inc. even having a stent at the radical far left publication so lawn before eventually making his way to fake news cnn where all of a sudden he wants to be considered a journalist. make no mistake fake jake might be a lot of things he's no journalist and like everybody else in the media mob spent 2 years obsessively heeding all things donald trump even retweeting top comment from a notorious trump later calling him 100% and stain. tapper called it noteworthy but that's not all you decide. >> as we watched donald trump attempt to turn his arrest and indictment into some sort of campaign commercial. >> folks in the control room we don't need to see mo

was essentially the mob's atl when the.ompetition is a nuclear competition, spying is extraordinarily important the russians were trying to spy on us. >> we were spying on them it's very difficult to determine whom you can trust i was studying right everything got out of control this is a war but secret was secrets and spies, a nuclear game premier sunday, june 2, that ten on cnn stuffed up again. so congested, you need phi next saline from just sine x, breathe what his wow sine x breed my day job is as an author relations manager for a publisher. >> i'm in books and i think about stories all the time the st. jude's story it's a beautiful, beautiful story that you can't make up fundraising and raising awareness for st. jude is not just helping kids in the united states it's helping kids all over the world. and that's, that's a huge deal what i do really does make an impact. so i love what i do for st. jude and i just i just know that i'm in the right place. >> this country has never been so divided. are you with licorice lo

also tonight, a tutorial on how every republican needs to handle the hostal media mob in an interviewl you accept the election results? >> hilary clinton said that the election was stolen from her. and trump was illegitimate. but democrats say they will not certify 2024. because of the insure squex. we begin tonight in york city. fireworks big time in the courtroom. another explosive day in the testimony of the kangaroo court. just hours ago, prosecutors rested their case against former president trump without proving a thing. but not without eye opening testimony from the state's so-called star witness, michael cohen. he is not only a liar, also a thief. now cohen was completely gutted once again, by defence on cross-examination. and today, he admitted on the stand he stole tens of thousands of dollars from the trump organization. well for a guy like trump that paid close attention, how would that happen. according to a cnn analyst, this is a more serious crime than what donald trump is on trial for, and guess what, that new york da brag, he knew all about it. but the last name is no

because he sees those mobs as his base. some of his biggest financial backers so joe biden is caving to the mob answering to his donors and not protecting the american people and his department of justice which could break up these mobs easily for violating civil rights isn't doing anything to stop unlawful behavior these pro- hamas radicals instead what are they doing? trying to jail his political opponent. he is a corrupted man a weak man and we are all more unsafe as a result. >> sean: those are life protests going on at the fashion institute of technology in new york city more protesters again tonight and democrats have been quite hesitant to criticize a lot of what we've been hearing including death to america, death to israel and the lakes of river fish from the river to the sea. >> could you imagine if joe biden did this differently if right from the beginning he said if you put up 1 tent i will tell university presidents to take it down if you sleep over and campus you are violating rules. nobody in america should s

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but that was easily stormed by the vigilante mob. who came onto campus of correspondent rob reynolds was saying that it's, it's very open free flying grounds around u. c. l. a. so it's not difficult to access. it's always that you have to have a university gate paul, so you know, have permission to, to be the. and so that's what we have been seeing and from the severity of some of the scenes, one would assume that there may have been injuries. i don't know if you're hearing anything about that. yeah, i mean many people have gotten the full brunt of fairness and i've seen several panic attack and i've also witnessed uh from the encampment. somebody coming out on a stretcher at which point the pro. ready really side through a firework as they were trying to leave. and that went off while they were trying to take the person. you get medical care. all right, well maybe we can chat a bit later on for now. thank you for joining us, joey scott. on how we move to some of the developments diplomatic assets are on the way to reach us. these fi

to ever deliver the remarks because by the time that part of the debate was supposed to happen the mob and had a child. and as the mob was banging on the doors were in we were getting report that they were coming closer and closer to the chamber over well, my overwhelming feeling was anger on and i could not believe this was happening in the united states of america intercom will. at one point the capitol police officers were giving us some dates that you need to take howard behind in the chamber and if the mob breaks through you have to cover in one of my colleagues came over to me and said you cannot take cover, is a breakthrough you have to run you won't be safe. and the other change that day was with jim jordan and jim and i i'll give you a little bit of background. the first time i met him was one of my days of congress will and we were in a meeting of the republican members and he came over and he sat down once again he said you want to join the freedom and freedom cognizant of any of no his room and very approach from members of congress and i think i told you long to respond be

this is from the c-span archives, a little bit from the mob museum in there. a a lot of people have this image of las vegas that we always blow up buildings and we have blown up a lot of hotel casinos on the strip and replaced them with newer ones. this building was just about vacant in the late nineties and the federal government was ready to let it come down. the mayor at the time was oscar goodman, who had been an attorney who represented a lot of figures connected to or allegedly connected to the mob. and he said, no, this is the building where i first practiced law, had my first case. this is an important building historically. let's save it. it's a three story building. it was the federal courthouse built in 1933. and today it houses one of the nations leading museums, certainly in our opinion, for organized crime and law enforcement. the role they've played throughout the united states history, but especially in the 20th and early 21st centuries and the development of las vegas, because whether or not las vegas like it and whether the rest of the world

unaffordable housing cross i'm levels the roof multiple wars overseas now he surrenders to a radical mobt controls his party surrendering in terms of fighting a war against radical islamic terrorism choosing to abandon america's role as the leader of the free world emboldening these islamic radicals worldwide the neville chamberlain of her time a president only those in iran could be proud of the consequences incalculable in the end a sad day for america on moral feeling of a magnitude we can't even begin to calculate and these actions low dire consequences for this country and for the world it's only a matter of time. reaction is lindsey graham. senator wants your reaction to this? >> i'm heartbroken because i know in jerusalem they're trying to figure out what to do the only reason they are dancing in iran is because they don't believe in dancing. what is this mean to america it changes the game in all the worst ways in the war on terror here's what joe biden is asking is asking the israelis to turn the world over to him to my friends in israel don't do that fight without the weapons d

antisemitic mobs are paralyzing manymi campuses that are threatening students. they must do more to combat anti-semitism and ensure that every student has a safe place to learn. universities, of course, are no strangers to activism, young have organized protests and raised protests on a variety of political and that's entirely appropriate. right to protest and does not grant anyone the ability to say or do whatever they want without consequences. recent demonstrations have turned into a breathing ground and we must do to protect students and restore safety to our college campuses and restore the very basic mission for which they were founded which is to educate the next a generation of americans. mr. president, i yield the floor and i would note the absence of a quorum. note note. >> since 1979 in partnership with the cable industry, c-span has provided coverage in the halls of congress from house and senate floors to congressional hearings, party briefing and committee meetings. c-span gives you front-row seat on how issues are debated and decided with no comme

it is very mob-like.he issue and they will get the answer right. >> to your point, the code red comes when they put him on the stand it's precisely why trump won't take the stand. he wouldn't be able to help saying that. >> exactly. >> it's a perfect move. you'll all be be back tomorrow? we'll say to be continued. the best of the best. our thanks for spending the hour with us. we have only halfway done on this huge day of news. we have much more breaking news coverage on what has been a truly extraordinary unexpected day. michael cohen finishing strong on direct. trump's team getting off to a bumpy start on cross. we'll have much more on the other side of a short break. don't go anywhere a short break. don't go anywher t to help ease you back in to the dating scene. that includes having a smile you feel good about. fortunately, aspen dental specializes in dentures and implants made just for you. and with flexible financing, you don't need to sacrifice quality work for a price that fits your budget. at $0

they live in fear of the social media mob. and at this point, i would say most the lessons taught to us by the social media mob have been absorbed so that now the publishers have these rules in place like lived experience for instance and authors are self-censoring. i mean, there's also been examples of self cancellation to social media pressure. but, but i think the even more dangerous effect the symptom of of social media involvement in the children's book world is the self censorship the the notion that you always have of this this censor on your shoulder looking every word that you're typing and oh, am i allowed to say that? could i say, no, i'm not allowed to say that. and. you know, that is not a way that good literature happens and that that that is that for literature to happen, for any literature to happen, authors have to be free to, say whatever they want to say without fear of reprisal, without fear, of. career ruination, without fear of getting attacked and becoming so unpopular that no publishers want to touch th

belarus is launching hearts, a large-scale flash mob in the near future will soon become the culminationf the republican educational campaign. this has never happened, but again a bag of cocaine was found in the capitol, and he, biden’s son, is still under suspicion. happy family, happy state, on the first family festival brought together talents. its participants are from all regions of belarus. belarus will build a settlement for 420 families in karabakh. agreements were reached during alexander lukashenko’s visit to azerbaijan. the construction industry in our country has been cooperating for several years, but until now, the main emphasis has been on the development of urban planning and design documentation, the exchange of regulatory frameworks and technologies. it is planned that the new facility will be built in... in the ladies' area in the central part of azerbaijan, its architecture uses belarusian flavor. let us remember that alexander lukashenko and ilham aliyev visited the revived territories the day before. so fizuli was returned to the control of azerbaijan in october 202

anyway, coming up, we'll do what the media mob won't do. we'll call the out the lies,, th the smears, the hatred. we'll play an unusual momenthatr where, well, joey seemed to believe that he was vice president during ve he wa beginning of the pandemic covid, and that obama sent him to detroit justl. to solve the problem. also tonight, a tutorial from senator marco rubio. how every republican needs n to handle the hostile media mob. in an intervieeew. >> here's a sneak peek.te hillary clinton concededrview. senator, will you accept the election? hillary clinton said the election was stolen from her and that trump wasel stole e u.s. and kamala harris agreed. and you have democrats now saying they won't certif.y 2024 because trump is an insurrection and ineligible to hold officey . >> so you need to ask them. every republican watch take notes because that's how to do it. senator rubio will join us tonight. also, we begin tonight, though,c in new york city. fireworkity.s big time in that courtroom. another explosive day in the testimony of one

black life cannot be defined by the mob. and so i hope that by the time we finish talkingthink of greenwood, you won't think of angry white men shotguns. you think of the people who call this place home and rebuild ei thives a cataclysm. my mind always goes back to a meeting that took place about two weeks after the massacre. greenlan zone. all the buildings have been reduced. trees of their foliage. one of the few structures le was baptist church, where neighbor leaders held an emergency meeting. j.w., who was the principal of the elementary school. some up gree he got up to speak. you said, i'm going to hold what lost. despite the odds, greenwood rebuilt. a barber took a chair out to the burned out district as the rubble still smoldered and offered to cut hair. dr makeshift amphitheater showing films in an open nights. attorney b.s. franklinen while working a tent working out of a tent. he set up amidst the desthe on with a lone wooden desk. a few salvaged logbooks and a single typewriter. within weeks of the the neighborh

on the other side, college campuses being wrecked by anti-semitic mobs. in manhattan, in the new york case, it's play-by-play on all the stations. that case should never have been brought. if there's ever been an example of lawfare, everybody can look at that and see. the trial is being orchestrated by democrat supporters of president biden who are trying to make a name for themselves. they're open about that. they used it in their campaign pledges. we've got a democrat district attorney. a biden donor judge whose daughter is a democratic political consultant and has clients that use the case in their solicitation emails to raise money. and now we've learned there's an assistant deform a. who was recently a top man at the d.o.j. and received over $10,000 in payments from the democratic national committee. this is all wrong. it doesn't matter what political party you're in, you have to look at this. if you look at this objectively you know, you know deep down that this is wrong. and think about all this in the context of new york. assaults in new york are

belarus 1, in the studio olga kalaerova, hello, watch in this issue: ceremonial lines, a flower flash mob, white doves in the sky and a farewell waltz. the last bells are ringing in all schools. zelensky is not bothered by talk about his illegitimacy, and he stated this in an interview exclusively in russian. his memory is forever immortalized in the songs of the 75th anniversary of the birth of the golden voice of the cult songwriters leonid portkevich. get rid of any restrictions, integrate each other more. industrial cooperation chain to increase trade turnover and regional cooperation. the day before , negotiations between alexander lukashenko and vladimir putin took place in minsk. the presidents held several meetings in narrow and expanded formats. the main economic topics are transport, gas and oil, investment and mobile communications. decisions have been made on everything, as in matters of defense. journalists were able to ask questions, including on peace negotiations in ukraine. how do leaders see this development now? situation, this is the fifth time that lukashenko and puti

it has been complete radio silence by her pals in the mob.ht these gold star families are pushing back, highlighting the contempt members of the biden administration have shown for their children who lost their lives. we drove we -- we are joined by two of those goldstar father's. thank you both for being with us. i want to say to both of you i know you both lost your sons and you were on this program, you were also -- look like you are facing charges on the 11th of march when you were on this program. eight days later thankfully those charges were dropped. you are a grieving father and you have every right to say whatever you want. what is your reaction to this? >> thanks for having us. really appreciate it. is devastating. it's not really surprising from this administration and from the people that have worked in it. they continue to lie, it to manipulate facts and change their narratives to support their narratives. to try to change the history regardless of what mishaps they've done and for them to do it at the expense of us goldstar pare

another piece from them as well says america's new mob rule. the left fomenting disorder to get its way. the "new york post" is asking where the hell are the parents of those deluded columbia students chanting about attacking jews? former education secretary bill bennett called out university leaders. >> act as if you are in charge. it is your university. you don't have to negotiate with them about what investments to make. that's not their job. that's not your job to meet that demand. this is, i'm afraid, the legacy of many years of neglecting what was going on in our university. >> harris: you are just starting your career as a college student. so all of this is new to you. what are your impressions as you show up? i'm sure it wasn't in the admissions pamphlet that they were having some problems. >> certainly not. i will say that this has been a year unlike any other, and that i don't see how i can continue my next three years here without thinking about this. i have seen so much of the student body either just be purely apathetic or even be

we've been highlighting and ucla in los angeles the leadership or so-called leadership caving to the mob. cancelling classes and commencement in graduation and totally disrupting the education these students have a right to and that they paid for some of the biggest moment so their lives erected by a handful of local and often violent minorities. that's who gets the upper hand because the leaders aren't deleting. >> what would you add to what they are saying? >> it's the sounds of silent deafening may graduate there i did a postdoc at ucla as well the anti-semitism is what is field the protests make no doubt about it. is somebody was washed for auschwitz personally i stood today on these grounds and thought what part of never forget did we not remember. so i do call upon not just a lieutenant governor the ag speaker of assembly get a backbone and stand up and provide the education taxpayers fight for as well as ending the anti-semitism korey bush had this to say watch. >> from george washington university to washington and everywhere else students have been violently beaten without provo

but that won't stop joe and the mob t from trying now first. well, mr.. my day joe is demanding no audience apparently joe gets easily scared and likely gets disoriented from crowd noise to which would be new to him sincei he never gets a large crowd any of his events. he's short events now to biden . third party candidates and independents banned from the stage, including rfk jr. well, as of now, order to debate third party candidates, they need to be15 polling at 15%. qualify enough states to get the electoral college voteds that are needed, but that should be negotiable. thaouldthree joe wants mikes te muted after the allotted timeg e expires, so no back and forth. i guess it's just too confusing for joe to keep track. now, i would add that moderators mix, they need to be muted. also after a question. why? because it's obvious bel medieal media they'd lov to be two on one versus donald trump. no, that can't happeo be 2n. nor should networks be allowed to put anything on the screen but the names of the candidates because they might try to hur

just hours later, of course, we all know the mob on the capitol

but the mob has something worse planned. at dawn following morning, as many as 5000 white oklahomans invaded the greenwood district, brandishing guns, kerosene and matches. fires were set systematically. a team of white men, some of them deputized by police, would enter, chosen home and blow the lock up the door if necessary. they smashed the inside. wrenching open drawers, tearing down window drapes. after gathering the bedding, furniture and other flammable items into the center of a room, the men doused objects in kerosene. then a ladder match. each blaze conjured in the twilight tone its own story. over the next several hours, white also laid siege to greenwood, destroying more than 1200 homes, razing hundreds businesses and killing as many as 300 people. the most harrowing statistic there were six stillborn babies lost in the chaos of the invasion, the tulsa race massacre. as the event was later known within the worst racial acts of terror in the history, the united states. now, if you're sitting with me in this room to

arazel is a mob with a knife and a knife in his hand. citizens want to resist them. but useless is. above my heart i know this part. he hit me in the face, which was already all stitched up , and because one of these gangsters had a history of being a mobster, a level one gangster with a history of violence, carjacking , stabbing, and stabbing, he has already had a history of 10-15 years. god, he is in the hospital now, what injuries did he suffer, the tendon of his hand was cut, exactly one of his hands was disabled, the knife that hit him broke his jaw, his jaw was broken, his lip and mouth were torn from here. the conflict started when the mob harassed two girls who were with their brother. the 10-12-year-old brother was jealous it's okay, he gives the answer, the citizens who are now interfering in this issue of stabbing say that you should not follow this 10-12-year-old child with a knife . what did he do to stab you with a knife ? you can get involved in allegations, lataf is an accomplice, but the main thing is that my husband is

concert venues are now open, themed flash mobs and exhibitions are taking place.ilitary equipment. however, we will find out all the details right now. andrey yastrebov and natalya ignatinka join us. colleagues, good afternoon, happy holiday. good afternoon, minsk, happy victory day belarus. mogilev plunged into celebration. according to tradition, the start of the events was given on lenin square, where representatives of public associations, city enterprises, military. thousands of citizens came today to express special words of gratitude to those who decided to please the veterans with a victory parade, pupils of the city's kindergartens, wearing military uniforms, specially sewn for the holiday, young patriots became participants in a flash mob. we are for peace, we want it to be on our planet, so that there are more smiles, more joy. we see what is happening on the borders of our sovereign belarus and we must pay tribute to the fact that there is peace and harmony on our streets, therefore. must to be proud, first of all, of their native belarus, and also the

rule by mob. rule by mob. a belief in diversity, equity, inclusion, and the right to kill jews and it's wrong. liz: yeah, it is wrong. you went to columbia university with house republicans last week and virginia foxx to speak out against anti-semitism and we're hearing from a source covering the protests their highly choreographed and scripted and staged and the kids have no clue what's going on and people are checking in the protesters of students into these mob scenes and then they shout out anti-jewish chants and pro hamas chants texting to them via their cell phones and it's orchestrated. >> it's absolutely orchestrated and doesn't take a decorated new york city detective to tell that when you walk on to the campus of columbia or other campuses throughout the country and you look at videos of tents and almost all of them are identical. i heard from law enforcement officers there were some that had desks set up on a shopping carts checking people in and making sure they were getting payment via cash or ven

he wanted to listen to the wiretaps and hear how the mob guys talked.here was a visceral enjoyment of the subterranean nature of this. i played soccer, and this is a little-- -that's a tough, tough game. -well, we're not getting into-- -yeah. -no, i was the enforcer. i mean, i was the kid who played left fullback, not because i had real talent, but i took people out. and so it wasn't that i was, you know... somebody came through with the ball. i couldn't really do things other than just take care of 'em. and so it was, you play hard, you play rough, and hopefully, you don't get caught. [laughter] spitzer had learned that playing rough paid off, and riding high on his takedown of the mob, he ran for attorney general a few years later. he lost, but spitzer's crusade was not yet over. he was wildly ambitious, wanted desperately, i think, to be president of the united states. eliot was probably the definition of hubris, like, "i am doing the right thing. the world must lie down before me." remember this point. while the public saw spitzer as fighting for th

at the university of california, pro-israel mobs set fire to peaceful believers. isn't that funny the temporary tents of palestinian supporters in the universities have angered the zionists, but the illegal and permanent israeli settlements in the palestinian territories are carried out as usual. police raided columbia university in new york and arrested 100 students. according to the washington post, 1300 american students so far. the students gathered very calmly, i think they were treated like terrorists, we didn't have to see this amount of police violence, instead of the way the government has taken, the american users, despite this arrest , say that if they think for a moment, what the police does not make people stop protesting. is wrong the movement is getting stronger every day. in the end, goodness will prevail. fatemeh sharifi, sed and sima news agency. condemned because of the zionist crimes in other universities of the world , in the university of leeds, england, hundreds of people joined the protestors of the gaza war with demonstrations. the french

and mob ties, mob tactics, and mob talk when we come back.when we come back >>> michael cohen spoke out today in a way that may matter more than anything else he's ever said in any form about his former boss, donald trump. he testified today and yesterday and at times discussed what basely he and others, even the former fbi director have said is trump's mob tendencies. cohen said when the fbi raided his home he felt trump didn't want me to cooperate the government. keep in mind that's the government donald trump ran at the time and certainly not flip. that's the language of criminals, not law and order supporters. an example of a pattern that has been established, cohen also saying trump avoided e-mail not because he was old-fashioned or, you know, preferred the sound of the human voice but quite specifically because trump had allegedly recounted e-mails are like written papers and he knows too many people who have gone down from using e-mails that prosecutors can use. let's recall our nation is not fill of saints, but the vast majority of pe

and so standing up to these pro-hamas mobs. mobsbiden has surrenderemas mobd to the pro-hamas mobs. so no sooner do thesese encampments form. no sooner do this hateful,encamp hating, america hating,amer christian hating mobs form on these college campuseics. but joe biden suspends the delivery of aid the congress has approved and passed. it legally suspends. the delivery of aid the congress has approved and passed. oved andy to placate these mobst he sees those mobs as his base mobs funded, by the way, as has been widely reported by some of biden's biggest finance show backers. bideoe biden is caving to the answ. he's answering to his donors and he is not protecting the american donort people.nt o i would note his department of justice, which could break up these mobeh could s easily fr violating civil rights, is not doing anythingeasily to stop the unlawful behavior of these pro-hamas radicals these. instead, what is the department of justice doing trying to jail his politica to l donald trump? he's a corrupt man and he is a. weak man. are >> we are all more unsafe as aun result. a

and also, i wonder i f the media mob mob will treat her the way they did. governor kristi noem on the issue of, oh did you meet kim jong un or not? i tend to doubt it. also tonight, donald trump inbls the blue state of new jersey. wojerseyw. oo >> all i have to say. take a look. as you can see today, we'reexpad the electoral map because weinue are going to officially play in the state of new jersey. >> we're going to win the state of new jersey. >> get a great group of peopleni with us. estimatety: s more than 80,000nu people turned out in a state that has not voted for a republican a president more than three decades. there is hugdee momentum fort jt donald trump. and it's not just empirical bombshell poll. "new york times" showing donald trump leading in all but one swing state, including a massive 12 point lead in nevada. and this is a state he previously lost twice. trump is also up seven inona, t arizona, ten in georgia, ahead in pennsylvaniena, aheadld has in michigan. and yet, donald has barely been able to be out barele on the cn trail aside from th

earlier this week at northwestern university actually caved to the mob and among their concessions, a promise to fund to visiting palestinian faculty per year in addition to the full cost of attendance for five palestinian undergraduates to attend northwestern for the duration of their undergraduate careers and a promise to quote fund raise to sustain this program beyond the current commitment. had they not learn what we were telling you last night how kids in gaza, palestinians are indoctrinated to hate and want to kill jews from the time they are little. cartoons, books in school. how do you possibly ascertain or vent whether or not they've been radicalized? northwestern caving to the ridiculous negotiations did not come without consequences. seven members of northwestern's residence advisory committee on anti-semitism and hate resigned yesterday. good for them. the school is also facing a civil rights complaint filed by a nonprofit legal organization. these anti-semitic protests are serving as free propaganda for terrorist organizations. those that promote hate and violence and...