now, suddenly, a document from one, for example, a library from one, i don't know, a museum, where mr. here is the interruption of the problem that, of course, two weeks ago , the boss. judiciary on a trip to chaharmahal bakhtiari province had emphasized it. one of the issues that i went to in all the provinces of the country, without exception, is the endowment issue. next, the chairman and members of the education and research commission of the parliament told about their worries. the commission for technological education of the islamic council, mr. e, is one of the 12 commissions of the council that are active in alternative punishments to imprisonment in the educational fields of equipment. education and educational affairs feel that there is a need to review the university courses in accordance with the needs of the judiciary in the education of education. those who believe in the privatization of education are especially present in the body of education and these they don't allow education to grow. maleeha pejman of the sed and sima news agency, head of the audit bureau, is concerned

to be during my 64 elastic life that we will be able to a piece or is the source term of defense, mr. here and how both. thank you very much. i of the every year countless people climb the hill to visit this ruin the to find out why i met on will go because he knows about the secret agents if it's past and the artists from its present in fact you are. and on top of a hill that has been in the cold war, the outpost of the americans, and also of the british. and to listen to what is a g, d, r and, and russia. i was planned visit army. so this was a listening till after the 2nd world war, the windows divided germany into full occupation zones, the american, british and french stones in the west and the soviet zone in the east. a conflict developed between the western allies and the soviet union. the city of balloons had right in the middle of the soviet zone and was divided into east and west. this made westland very interesting for secret services because it provided the western allies with a sort of island within the soviet union, sea of insurance. after the war fell, the listening station

they say, here's what the union is referring to. >> mr. trump: you got here the greatest cutter -- i look at what you do -- [laughter] i won't mention the name of the company but they go on strike and you say that's, okay,, you're all gone back here all gone.

mr. mcnape here from the scottish palestine solidarity campaign. us from glasgow. gentlemen, welcome to the program. let's start off with mic nape here, give us a please your views on this emergency oic meeting. also, uh, key part of this meeting was iranian acting, the iran's acting foreign minister. stating that tehran has no option but to use its right of legitimate defense in the face of israel's aggressions. he said that it's necessary to deter further violations by the regime. amid the un security council's in action, it's that in action basically that is leading iran to take matters into its own hands. what we see here is really a a situation that has been developed over such a long period of time where israel has behaved, i want to use my language carefully, but really has acted in the region like bandit state. mean, who supported israel last time uh, when america and britain protected it from the from the iranian response, some arab countries protected it, but think even they are beginning to feel that public opinion is red hot and that they that they have

mr. kirby: i have no conversations to speak to. >> fundamentally, is an iranian response here inevitable? mr. kirby: you have seen the comments by the supreme leader and what he said publicly. it is out there for everybody to see. i will certainly not speculate about whether and to what degree iran does anything. what i can tell you is we have and will maintain a level of readiness to preserve our national security interest in the region. it is not likely take a blind eye to what are ron has shown to be doing in the region. it is not likely demonstrated an unwillingness to defend israel from threats in the region including from iran if that happens. and we maintain that capability and that readiness to do so now. now, i would also say lastly, peter, what i said earlier, we don't want to see an escalation and everything we've been doing since the 7th of october we've been trying to manage that risk. those risks go up and down every day. they are certainly up right now. they don't make the task of deescalation, deterrence and dissuasion, which is the goal, any less complicated. >> to be cle

mrs. ali talked about, the community are always here in the rough times. mrs.li gives back to the community all the time. we have a foundation that has been around since 2010. we give away about $50,000 a year to local youth groups. we like our community as much as they like us, and it's a symbiotic relationship of love. ms. ali: let me say one more thing about the pandemic. when the pandemic came, a reporter came to me and said, i don't know how you are doing this. we were on the brink. i started getting letters from people. i remember the very first one, i don't have very much money but a love ben's chili bowl. please accept my $25 money order. and then they would be $50 and $60 and $100, and so on. it helped us when we were packing lunches for howard university hospital, for the first responders and all of that. and i thought, wow, this is so amazing that the community is so responsive and helpful and wanted us to survive. that meant a lot to me. peter: virginia ali, ben's chili bowl. bernard demczuk, historian of ben's chili bowl. thank you both. ms. ali:.

mr. moqtada, this movie of you and me will stay here. if mr. araghchi gets a vote in the parliament, if there is no vote, we have to see who the next person will be. welcome to the story , or are we looking at it realistically? please see, i want to use mr. sabeti's statements and invite the judges to be fair and let's see who is speaking more accurately. if here you can prove something to me i have so much courage to say that his people are right and i am wrong, but didn't he say that rabat is not a diplomat? you said yes , my brother, he is a diplomat who is not in the position of minister but in the position of deputy minister in the negotiating team , robot. it is not for me to say that everything i said is no, the supreme national security council, supervisory groups such as the national security and foreign policy commission of the council of ministers, the president , the rest of the departments tell him that you are going to negotiate within this framework. i won't leave it now. minister, but now he is as one an experienced diplomat has

his bodyguard and um of course the all these people are here and they are very very um angry and upset at what has happened um as you know that mr. hania was here for um mr. uh ceremony the for on tuesday and he was guest in our country and of course um this is um huge burden for uh iranians as he was killed and he was martered un scrrupulously um in iran and of course all these people who are here uh whether they are sunni or shia uh they are very um upset and they have come here to express their solidarity uh with uh um the martered families and also with uh the innocent uh muslim brothers and sisters and children who are being killed innocently uh and again as i said unscrupulously um in gaza by the israeli regime and um the hands of the united states um and all these people are uh chanting uh slogans uh they are uh reminding themselves of the culture of martter them actually and as i can tell you that this street has been witnessing. many marters uh throughout the past years, of course we had martur hajj qasim soleimani uh millions of people came um to uh for his commemoration um in um april we had um um uh the marters um pr

happy to be here with you. mr. crow: jared from florida. >> thank you, mr. ranking member, thank you, chairman. thank you for bringing us here today as democrats and republicans, as members of the task force, and as americans. being here and seeing the proximity of the buildings, it reminds me quite frankly how outrageous it was the former director of secret service did not come here to get a sense of what this looked like. and so we are working in a bipartisan nature. as a former director of emergency management for the state of florida, i look forward to getting the facts of what failed that day. we were inches away from an american catastrophe. and then figuring out what steps we can take to make sure something like this never happens again so thank you. mr. kelly: so all the members have had a chance to speak. the most important thing it recognizes, we are u.s. representatives, not democrats, not republicans, but both searching for the answers and reassuring the american people that we can work together and we can get the right answers. so this doesn't ha

is killing today our country, our people, which kills kills. and will kill, let's also be frank here, mrorgy, here is another question: the kremlin, it is trying to downplay this threat, at least if you look at their tv channels, their telegram channels, perhaps more pro-government, their means in general mass media, the kremlin still tries to present it as some kind of force majeure problem or some kind of problem. of a more humanitarian, extraordinary nature, but not like an occupation, well, if logically, that's how they should have presented it, in your opinion, why is such reaction, why is there no announcement, as we expected, of mobilization, no announcement of any actions, so to speak, well, what we could conventionally expect, why are they trying to minimize so much in the eyes of their under-society. er, this is the offensive of our country, the offensive of our armed forces on the kurt region? well, in principle, those who haven't lost at least a little common sense, i mean the russians, and they perfectly understand what is happening, we are now talking about the russian gove

they warn me and say don't do this, don't say this, and i can't, yes, but it's very strange here, mr. volodymyr, here when the new york times says, everything here is very strange, because the former congress is smart from the democrats suddenly moves to trump's headquarters and prepares him for a debate with garis, everything got mixed up there, tausia herbert long ago left the democrats, she is formally independent, works, in particular, on russian narratives, and this is an old story, i wouldn't even call her a democrat . it is really more correct to say the former a democrat, and now she's just looking for her place in the sun, as they say, like that robert kennedy, the candidate who has already proposed, it seems to both trump and harry, now, let me take off, but you find me some the corresponding ministry in the next administration is in place there, thank you, mr. volodymyr, volodymyr dubovik was with us, director of the center for international studies and associate professor of the department of international relations of the odessa national university named after mechnikov,

mr. kanan who's with us in our studio here in tehran uh mr. dam we're seeing um these uh these basically destabilization uh as is at the core of the existence of uh the uh the israeli regime i guess that we spoke to um yesterday here on press tv said that basically this issue is embedded in the dna. the israeli regime, so that constantly leads them to crossing more and more red lines, but there has to be point where enough is enough, even the staunchest israeli supporter has to think how much support is just too much support for these acts of destabilization carried out by the israeli regime. well, it's based on that, and you can't take this away from it, unless it is annihilated itself. this is very wrong perception, they have shown time and again and history proves that every time that they've had the opportunity for talks, the palestinian people have given many things without receiving anything, and these actions from the zionis and what they. iran and saudi arabia, they pointed to that as an example where negotiations was useful and they we

mr. araghchi as a member. someone, we actually have a difference of opinion here, look at my question, my brother , i will ask you three questions, then you asked me a few questions, i am at my service, the first question is mr. araghchi a trained diplomat skilled means what skillful means that he knows how to make a phone call, he knows how to negotiate, he knows how to sit in front of the other party, he knows when he is a minister. or that american official, unconsciously, of course, they say that when he punches the ground, his automatic is thrown like this and bounces towards the iranian diplomat who iran america is sitting with its culture and civilization and its identity for 2300-400 years, for example, if it has a culture with that massacre in gaza, we say that they don't have the courage to pick it up and throw it at him , but he hit unconsciously. i'm iranian, i sat in front of you , i say this person can be a cultivated person, so i 'll answer your question, answer the first question, one by one , let's go ahead, yes, one, i really don't like you, sir, from a moral point of view, of course , i want

mr. moqtada's repetition of this movie, you and me, will stay here if mr. araghchi gets a vote in the parliament. hey, it will be read again. it is clear that you really like the story or are we looking realistically? please see, i want to use mr. sabeti's own statements and invite the judges to be fair and let's see who is speaking more accurately. can you prove something to me ? i have the courage to say it. his people are right, i am wrong, but did n't he say that he is not a robot diplomat? you said it yourself, yes , my brother, he is a diplomat who is not in the position of the minister but in the position of the deputy minister in the negotiating team. no supreme council. national security, supervisory groups like the national security and foreign policy commission , the president's house of ministers, the rest of the departments tell him that you are going to negotiate within this framework. yes, at some point you may say that this gentleman was a minister and he failed. he was introduced to the parliament as an experienced diplomat. i look like a m

mr. galdayev, here is my id and documents. what is this? a recording from a cctv camera. what kind of recording is this? these are poor quality photographs, you can't see anything on them. there is a recording, i can provide it. please. what kind of proof is this? this is ridiculous, you can't see his face here. russian federation. i demand his immediate release. we have testimony from citizen shishovo from apartment fifty-one. she saw the killer's face. tomorrow we will conduct identification in accordance with the criminal procedure code. show the report. and after this procedure, citizen galdayev will be officially charged. i will write a complaint today. the prosecutor's office is on you, write, this is your job, go ahead, have fun, and who drew up the report, marinka and i, your new one, or what, no, it's been three years already, we concocted it beautifully, the main thing is that he couldn't kidnap us clients, otherwise he would have taught him this now, with the secret agents, let them take shushova under guard, this is in case they decide to remove the witness, i

mr. afshar here and i analyzed that we enjoyed it a lot, mr. afshar, and he has really been kind to me, and you know that the sport of naftu has really become dynamic . what are the conditions of the contract ? he didn't have a silver and a bronze, he is sick. they and their staff are really helpful. no, anyway , well, we used to agree with each other when, for example, we had to help, for example, in terms of technical aspects, for example, well, now, we used to shout, as they used to do ceremonies. we did it the same way, but i mean , it was the same idea. now, if you were there , we would have helped you, but really, now i have the right place to tell you about this situation, because taekfondo is a sport . i don't think this is over. thank you for a minute. after that, yes, i don't know after that. now, let's take a look. now, our customers should take a look at this issue, because i think the most covered sport for our women is taekwondo, which i think they are practicing with a bit of a fight . i don't think there is anything wrong with i

mr. kochzada, please i told you to put yourself in your place , take your place in this hall, here, yes, yes. come on, please. my friends, mr. qavami esfrain, he is one of the honorable representatives of the brave representatives , please, mr. bababai, please sit down, mr. abbaspour, please sit down, my friends , please, everyone, because they want to explain the card , sign it, and let everyone take their place, god willing. well, friends, please, please, i beg of you , my dear doctor, god willing, our dear journalists, who are working hard this day, will follow my colleagues , explain the papers, i am asking you, my colleague. with dear reporters , please come, friends, we are open for a few minutes . it's okay. tell me, it's not bad. dear photographers, please come. reporters can stay. mr. president, please let me know the names of the dignitaries to be counted. dear photographer friends, please stop taking pictures and we will be at your service for a quarter of an hour, god willing. i will be grateful if you come. and do not take pictures. thank you! dear photography friend , you sh

mr. president, it was a good dime. i drive a big truck so i remember that got one last question for you. a lot of folks here talking about social security and this gentleman has a question on that point. >> yeah. mr. president, a lot of seniors their only income is social security. last year they had adjustable income of 1.2%. meanwhile, inflation was probably 7% or higher. how about making it mandatory whatever inflation is that that would be the income for the social security instead of 1.2% pathetic adjustment? >> lawrence: mr. president? >> i got it. a great question. we can do a lot of things to help the people. people on social security are being killed. and one of the things that i'm doing is no tax for seniors on social security. i will get it done quickly. no tax for seniors on social security. and for all you waiters and wait dresses and everybody else out there, drivers, we're not going to have any tax on tips. no tax on tips. remember that no tax on tips. but we're going to have no tax for seniors on social security. and they are ruining -- they are going to destroy social security. because mill

mrs. kennedy's official first lady wardrobe, and it is sometimes displayed here in special exhibitions. it's a star of our collection, really. and another star of the collection is the special emmy award. mrs. kennedy was presented the television academy of arts and sciences. think she has to date only first lady that have received an emmy award. this inscription on its base. reads 1960 162 trustees award to mrs. jacqueline kennedy, the television tour of the white house. prior to the tv screen a memorable our allies with a singular experience. the academy trustees wish to honor on of the membership. the concer and star of the program for her gracious invitation extended to millions of americans to see the white house and through this tour to learn of the historical and cultural background of this national monument. we're making history a living thing and for making the entire feel at home. i couldn't have said better myself. thank you for listening. thank you so much, james, for that fascinating talk. i just want to remind everybody, if you could, your questions in the queue or use the

mr. zare , who came here as the official for professionalization , said that a german company is coming to investigate privatization. and professionalization. they have to confirm the club and the professional license in asia. the work is extremely difficult. we want to talk to mr. dawood rafti , the secretary of the standardization staff of the premier league host stadiums, which is one of the most important topics in this professional license . we are seeing that these are the stadiums that have not been completed, and the example was tabriz, which with all the fringes of the visit of the press and police. tractor was held there and it had a whole story and at any moment there was a possibility that something would happen there, god forbid , sir, you are welcome. in the name of god , i am my servant. i am at your service, your respected colleagues and all dear viewers. i am at your service. i remember that you you came to our program before the start of the league. i said this and now you have implicitly confirmed that there is a possibility that a phone call will be made to confirm this

mr. oleksandr, here we have such a neighbor in belarus, there sits... such a dictator, called lukashenko,had such a mysterious phrase: "if russia falls, we will all be drawn into this funnel, who is this, can you really imagine this csto, this cis, this is all, that this is really some kind of unity, some kind of eurasian nato, where it is written in the fifth article that if there is an attack, then we will all stand together, and on the one hand, we do not see something, no one wants to stand next to them, now even less want such an impression to stand by after the kurdish events, and mr. lukashenko says: well, we will all suffer, well, it looks somehow strange, does he believe in some kind of post-soviet unity, well, as for lukashenko , he does not... but here there is a but, now lukashenko really played to the advantage of ukraine, indeed lukashenko with this so-called de-escalation, first he announced about escalation, then he said about de-escalation a few weeks before these events, all of which we are talking about now, he played along with ukraine, if you look at what the so-calle

i'll go here, mr. javadani. what's going on ? it fills my eyes so much. no, i reduced it little by little , you messed up, mr. javadani, cook me, i'm not here, your lady has gone too far, look, i'm sorry, you have to hit each other on the back like this, the method doesn't hurt, look how much more beautiful this is that i poured, now let me give it to you, it turns out that the work is dead. yes there are not as many hands as men's hands the pilgrim wants to leave by noon, we have to give them lunch, then we should go. later, sir , he said to us, "you're on your way. madam, don't forget my dinner on the way ." i said , sir, it's getting too heavy. i can't do this because they have to leave here at the beginning of the 12th year. the gentleman was a little upset when i said that it is no longer in my power to ask you to give them your food. just an hour later, i got a call from the shrine, how many pilgrims are there ? listen, did you understand what happened? ali bin musa reza himself heard my voice and i said that it will be difficult tomorrow i wanted t

here in our studio, mr. nowrozi, the director of the housing economics department of the ministry of roads and urban development, is present. also. in empty houses and helping to stabilize the housing market , looking at the question you asked, yes, we are invited to the program any time. because he is a government employee after all we are not very able to say that the devices that sometimes have cooperation and such, but alhamdulillah, their cooperation is relatively with the demand that is now in the same media space, and finally the follow-ups that were done in the housing council meeting. mr. president himself could have followed up . different bodies to the real estate and accommodation system so that we can have houses let's identify the blank. now i am at your service. more than 45 million information records in the real estate system by different devices. i have connected the organization to the real estate and accommodation system from different devices and i would like to share with you the commen

mr. vasyl, here obviously, i will also add that i am not the designer of the atomic... power plant there, but at the same time, yes, at the level of a layman, you and i can all understand simple truths, yes, what is there among those six energy sides that you correctly mentioned, which look completely different, and are at a certain distance, and the closest to them, to these of two objects, yes, what everyone saw in the video, in the photo, the sixth nerve block is located there, and these are in fact two big eyes, let's call them pipes, yes, in fact these are cooling towers, they are technological. such facilities used in nuclear power, and at this particular nuclear power plant for cooling of the technological process right there, yes, when there is splitting of atoms, of course this... the same energy, yes, in the form of, when the technological process has passed, yes , steam accumulates there, but in fact, what happens in the cooling tower, it is created for that , but this is indicated, yes, this building, it is large, in fact, yes, it is 150 m for the towers, and in fact, what hap

mr. chairman and thank each of you for coming here. i know some of you had to be subpoenaed to be here. mr. chew, i want to come to you first. we heard that you're looking at putting a headquarters in nashville and like wise in silicon valley and seattle but what you're going to find that the welcome mat is not going to be rolled out for you in nashville like in california. a lot of people are concerned with the way tiktok is building dossier on our kids the way they are building those on their virtual you and also that information is held in china, in reference to that question and we also know that a major music label yesterday said they were pulling off the content off your site because your issues on pavement, on article intelligence and because of the negative impacttu on our kids mental health, so we will see how that progresses. mr. zuckerberg, i want to only to you, we have had just senator blumenthal and i have had some internal documents and emails that have come our way. one of the things that really concerned me is that you referred to your young users in terms of their lifet

in our tehran studios, want to thank him for spending nearly an hour with us here, stay safe and god bless you and thank you mr. ham here, you want to go back said uh mosin uh abbus now uh he's on the line uh out of london uh uh sayid uh i don't know if you were you on the line all this time sayid if you were i want to apologize for holding you up uh and thank you for your patience but for some reason i was led to believe that that that you left and you came back but if you could hear us sayid mon uh either welcome back or thanks for your patience for staying on the line um uh your thoughts on the question that i just asked because uh and leader of iran's islamic revolution, i told sayd ali khamenei have vouch avout a strong response to avenge uh the decibles uh ismal han and what are your concerns about what this may lead to for the region? well of course the concerns are that a regional war could break out which draws in all of the all of the the the the powers in that area and it could also be lot worse, it could turn into a global uh war as well, it's not a far-fetched uh notion, so uh they're playing with

mr. sergey, here you and i, unfortunately, cannot say for sure, and of course, the american people have thee, yes , and we will already perceive this choice, one more topic, mr. volodymyr, which today the investigators, the american investigators of the wall street journal made public, these are the northern streams, the participation of ukrainians in undermining these, these, this gas pipeline or two gas pipelines. almost two years after the explosions at the nord stream gas pipeline in the baltic sea , the german prosecutor general has issued the first warrant for the arrest of the main suspect , apparently ukrainian volodymyr z. not the volodymyr ze you thought of, dear tv viewers, but another volodymyr ze , who until recently lived in poland, but recently returned to ukraine. this is how the publication writes that in september... on the 22nd, ukrainian saboteurs, as a result of a conspiracy by a group of generals and businessmen, and by order of the head of the armed forces of ukraine, zaluzhnogo, conducted this special operation. when the cia found out about her. the investigation on

mr. amarian, what are the other things that we can export from here? mr. amrian peymansapari, you refer to this as something else you can add, you see , we have a problem, it is a structural problem, except for these three countries that you mentioned in your report, cuba , venezuela, and nicaragua. the rest of the economies in this region are completely private, that is, in brazil, the government has absolutely no control over the economy, and it is the private sector and private sector organizations that work. they have 40 billion dollars in annual production, or for example, the automobile association and automobile sectors is a large association that has 7 major automobile manufacturers in the market. the association coordinates, the government's role is really minimal. well, now we also have a country that is the opposite of the three countries i mentioned. by the way, the government 's role is very limited. if we look at latin america , we must be careful where we are looking at the areas where the private sector is. we need parties who can work with

that both you and mr. were here in the capital tehran? bismillah. in the name of god the almighty, the most merciful. first of all, i would like to show to express my glad, my joy of being here in the islamic republic of iran, and to be with you on the show, of course our meetings with the... officials in iran have welcomed and introduced us to many issues and to see that we have joined issues that are very significant, there is the growing resistance in palestine, our presence here today with our brother in islamic shihad, mr. zhala is in context of being part of the... of a meeting and a visit to the islamic republic of iran together as our brothers and the delegation of the islamic shihad, i can say that this presence for us both at the same time has many results, good results because we had bilateral meetings between us and the islamic jihad movement with other officials and has given us the opportunity. to be able to talk and discuss many of the files that are very significant in with our brothers also on the islamic republic of iran

mr. sergey, here you and i, unfortunately, will not be able to say for sure, and of course the american peopleave to choose, yes, and we will already accept this choice, one more topic, mr. volodymyr, which today, the investigators, the american investigators of the wall street journal made public, these are the northern streams and the participation of ukrainians in blowing up these gas pipelines or two gas pipelines, almost two. years after the explosions at the nord stream gas pipeline in the baltic sea, writes the publication, the german prosecutor general has issued the first warrant for the arrest of the main suspect . poland, but recently returned to ukraine. this is how the publication writes that on september 22 , in... ukrainian saboteurs as a result of a conspiracy by a group of generals and businessmen and by order of the head of the armed forces of ukraine zaluzhnyi conducted this special operation, the operation was supposedly approved by another volodymyr z, zelensky, but then tried it cancel when the cia found out about it. the investigation of the guzogon northern stream is th

here. look, mr. senwar can represent gaza itself.one who negotiated in cairo, doha should then deal with gaza. he was negotiating, but mr. sanwar himself is the representative of gaza , which means that the path has become easier in terms of breaking well, well, many of the countries in the region outside of the region are reacting to this issue . many of them are in favor of the resistance front, which is welcoming the zionist regime from within. what were the reactions to mr. sanwar's election? he understood that the election of mr. means from the point of view of the inner circles of the scientific regime , it can be understood that the election of mr. sanwar is good for the palestinians or all the analysts. and even the prominent personalities of the sa'ist regime, especially the former ministers of this regime, believed that the election of mr. sanwar was the most dangerous option for hamas, relatively indeed, the reason is the zionist regime. they know that the person who was able to carry out a unique operation called october

here, maybe the situation doesn't look so optimistic. andriy reva is with us, minister of social policy of ukraine in 16-19 years. mr. drii, i congratulate you. good evening. i, here to briefly formulate the question, the idea was voiced by the minister of social policy , oksana zhilnovych, that in ukraine, they plan to abolish the living wage, at least at the moment, a draft law is being prepared and discussions are taking place with with those concerned and interested parties, that they are planning to replace the living wage with some kind of targeted assistance, please clarify what is the matter, maybe they will cancel the living wage, simply no one will know how much money is needed to survive during the cities, so it is better possible and don't know how to write relatively speaking, there are 2,000 or 150,000, on which it is impossible to survive, what kind of symptom is this, what does it indicate, please, you know, here i am on several channels already... and you are the first journalist who correctly understood that what zhalnovych offers, she demonstrated her absolute incompetence with this statement, she d

mr. chairman for. >> thank you center padilla senator kennedy. >> thank you all for being here. mr. spiegel, i see you hiding down there. what does yada yada yada mean? >> i'm not family with the term, senator. >> very uncool. can we agree that what you do, not what you say, what you do is what you believe and everything else is cottage cheese? >> yes senator pickwick to agree with that? speak up don't be shy. i have listened to you today i've heard a lot of yada yada yada and i inferred you talk about the reforms you have made. and i appreciate them. i have heard you talk about the reforms were going to make. but, i don't think you're going to solve the problem. i think congress is going to have to help you. i think the reforms you are talking about too some extent are going to be like a putting paint on a rotten wood. and now i'm not sure going to support this legislation. i am not. that fact is that you and some internet colleagues were not here you are not companies, you are countries. you are very, very powerful. you and some of your colleagues who are not here has blocked ever

mr. mcnape here from the scottish palestine solidarity campaign, speaking to us from glasgow. that brings us to in here on this edition of the news review, but stick around, we've got plenty more to come here on press tv. now entering its uh fourth day, we're looking at. العوده الى ارض الاجداد لعل هذا الادعاء هو من اوائل الاساطير المؤسسه لفكره الدوله الصهيونيه خرج الاسرائيليون اكثر من مره اول مره يعقوب عندما ذهب هو وبنيه استجابه لدعوه يوسف الى مصر ثم رفضوا العوده لها على الرغم من دعوه نبي الله موسى له ثم عادوا واخرجوا منها في السبي البابلي ثم عادوا بمساعده الامبراطور الفارسي كرش ثم خرجوا منها وطردهم الرومان منها واسست فيها حاضره مسيحيه ثم جاء الفتح الاسلامي ولكن اهل هذه ال الارض الكنعانيون واليابوسيون. danny, you talked a great deal in part one about the narrative and the rights and all being about rights, by what right? because i look at you and you don't meet the classic stereotype in the west of settler with a skull cap and a machine gun in the arm and tourer in the other, don't meat that, you're you're a secular man, i believe. on what grounds then do you say you have a right to be in

mr. mohammadi , an expert on west asian issues, who is a reporter here in the studio. hello, mr. mohammadi. good morning . welcome. hello, i am serving you and your colleagues , viewers in their homes, mr. mohammadi, there is going to be a demonstration against netanyahu in the occupied territories today. considering that in these 10 months , netanyahu has committed different actions and crimes, the assassinations he has done , but it still seems. with the end of this war, he will suffer the same fate and his government will be destroyed, that's why he commits a suicide attack every few weeks and tries to distract from the public opinion of the regime and the people who live there, which is now the last his case was, for example, the assassination of martyr haniyeh in tehran, but this actions apparently have no end in the occupied territories, and we are witnessing that in addition to saturday's demonstrations, which have been happening since before the gaza war, this is also happening on other days, and the political and economic demands of the residents of the occupied territor

mr. yevgeny, here are the needs you most often have, here is the flow that needs to be closed, and i oftennow what to do with my own strength, in fact, the fighters often get discounts from their salaries, so that it would be possible to repair the car, or something else, but the volumes are crazy, look, if... there is, i will tell you the nature of how it all happens, formed in us, for example, a year ago our bepla platoon, in whom i served there half a month ago, in a year we will still be there for some meeting and so on, we are building a material and technical base, which is lacking from the point of view of provision, that is, there are some additional coflo stations, because if we don’t have doronis charging optimally fast, we will not let 24-hour streams fly there, as fast charging as possible for fpv drones and so on, that is... we built up the material and technical base there in about six months, it was gathering for various positions, then everything goes into such, you know, household constant needs, and constant needs are constantly breaking down cars, no car can handle that

infrastructures are ready here, the processions are all serving the pilgrims of abba abd al-hussein peace be upon him , if there is any special question, i am at your service . thank you very much , mr. khanzadeh. i am here in front of my heart and i am reading a pilgrimage letter, my dear hossein. the site is always on my head we are supposed to be at the shrine on friday night, so let's go to shalamcheh border and see the traffic situation of arbaeen hosseini pilgrims from this border, how is it? today and in connection with today's reporter's greetings. we changed the position of our camera lens, we came to the entrance gates to our country, as you can see, the wave of return has been for a day or two , it has started here at the sharmcheh border, mr. sheikhi ali, take the picture and you can see that without any special problem, the pilgrims easily. as they are leaving the border , they are also entering our country, no special problem has been reported , while the transit gates. in addition to iran, there has also been an increase in iraq, which means that we have 40 transit gates only at the entrance and exit of the shramchi border, and another 40 gates have been designed and

mr. volodymyr, here's how did this kurdish operation change the nature of the russian-ukrainian war and howid it affect, how, how did it show the current regime of putin? well, first of all, she once again demonstrated the skill of the armed forces of ukraine, a completely unexpected and large-scale and fast operation, which she did not expect expected not only by the russians, but also by... the allies, secondly, it really showed russia's inability to defend itself, er, because it is really a critical situation for the country when, for various reasons , foreign troops are on the territory of the country countries, and such a critical situation can either unite the country or show a complete inability to unite, so the following happened in russia, exactly the second, that is, russia showed that even a direct threat to its foreign army. on its territory is not able to unite this atomized by putin for decades of society, so it seems to me that no matter how these events end, they will have such far-reaching consequences, and the third extremely important aspect is that the west has demonstra

mr. hosseinzadeh , come here regarding the details of what has happened so far in these two days. i request mr. hosseinzadeh to explain to our viewers. dear, god willing, today i am a finalist with a good medal. the people of iran, with the sports caravan that came to the olympics , should turn on the first light with their medals. god willing , mr. mehdi mesennejad should wrestle in 60 kg for bronze, and mr. amin mirzazadeh should wrestle in 130 kg for bronze, and mr. hadi sarvi also has a ship for the finals, god willing, he will go to the finals and tomorrow too , god willing. fight for the gold, i am at your service , mr. hosseinzadeh. regarding the remaining two weights, mr. saeed esmaili and alireza mohammadi, you also tell me how the draw that took place today , is it called a very difficult draw or yes, well, you know it is the olympics and you know it. the olympics will be in our hands and during those competitions that will be held, quotas will be given and the good things of the world will be screened. and the olympics really all have a four-year program. saeed esmaili i