the national archives. today, as we gather in this rotunda, we remember and honor the lives lost. on september 11th, a solemn of our resilience of as a nation and the enduring power of unity and compassion. everyone today has played a role in supporting me and the national archives. and i appreciate each of you for your friendship and for support. it is the honor of a lifetime to serve as the 11th archivist of the united states. it's not lost on me today that i'm the first woman appointed to serve in this role. you might have guessed it that it matters to me what i'm wearing today. i wore white today to recognize those who made it possible for me to stand here today and take oath. the suffragists didn't sign the declaration of independence or the constitution, so they aren't on these murals behind me. but they're a contribution to the vitality of our democracy is no less meaningful. along with many other inspiring leaders. american history. they believed the principles enshrined in these documents and claim

nation.he rules -based order we have lived under peacefully since the end of world war ii. we have seen across a number of different entities whether it's the south china sea, east china sea whether or not china is conducting incredibly violent attacks within hong kong. or whether or not is the imposition of their willing number different places where they certainly have a different agenda for the future. and then i think the other piece of course is russia. russia and ukraine today? the illegal invasion of ukraine that we witnessed since 2022? again, our concern of being able to understand the focus are vigilant against both are critical. looking at regional powers such as iran. the transporter challenges i just mention fentanyl and office of the challenges the drug. cyber it's something that certainly be look at very, very closely. it is the challenge again of pandemic disease of which we all saw over the past three years. there is a rich tapestry of things that are out there and ongoing. i

nation, that is hungarian a political nation, this is a political nation, yes, they vote for viktor orbány can vote for someone else, in the pre-war period, they generally lived under the rule of the regent admiral hortsi, but they were simply in the hands of the hungarians, well, hungarians, well, they are hungarians, well, but, but there can be a political nation, i apologize for interrupting, effective or ineffective , a political nation can be effective, it can be ineffective, this is absolutely normal for any political nation, but the issue of the ukrainian political nation was that the majority of the population here did not belong to this political nation, did not consider themselves ukrainians, as such we live there in the cis, and we are there in general, oh, we are khokhly, we don’t know here, what is the difference to us, what is the difference, well, what is the difference, why? and a political nation is not a nation in which, well, again, it is beautiful, now i will explain that it is easier for you to explain with jewish examples, because you do not take it personally, so to

this nation is opposed to war. we are also true to our word, our unswerving objective, therefore, must be to prevent the use of these missiles against this or any other country and to secure their withdrawal or elimination from western hemisphere. our policy has been one of patience and restraint, as befits a peaceful and powerful nation, which leads a worldwide alliance. we have been determined not to be diverted from our central concerns by mere irritants and fanatics, but now further action is required. and it is underway. and these may only be the beginning. we will not premature or unnecessarily risk the course of worldwide war in which even fruits of victory would be ashes in our mouth. but neither will we shrink from that risk at any time. it must be faced. acting. therefore, in the defense of our own security and of the entire western hemisphere, and under the authority to me, by the constitution, as endorsed by the resolution of the congress, i have directed that the following initial steps be taken immedi

your opinion will be useful for gustavo pedro and the national liberation army as well.eno, precisamente. guaranties for the governments and they must be implemented correctly. we've been witnessing progressive governments in the recent years. rebismo has actually boycotted the peace dialogues in the recent years. many fark fighters were granted amnesty and were bringing the process of integration into civil society were actually murdered in that time. their security guarantees were not fulfilled. many social leaders were also murdered. right now there is progress in the peace dialoges. we see the political party. participation of the fark as communist party. there's also a significant point here, there's also advance in the process of justice regarding the reconstruction of what really took place during the armed conflict in colombia. unfortunately, the right-wing policy of these pro-imperialist governments was to arrest the parliamentary leaders and extradite them to the united states. these right-wing governments also exterited gorilla leaders to the us such as simond

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a christian nation. first of all, 2nd, that white men who were the founders of this nation were also christian. and the 3rd that christianity is the most important religion of all. and that really flies in the face of a lot of things that the founders in the front of, you know, all the founding documents, absolutely to arrive disposition, is it that fascinating? one that i've never understood? absolutely. and i think, you know, one of the things that i find troubling about this is the 2 things. actually, one is the way in which they get it all wrong about the founders and the framers and things that they've said. and what are documents, say in the declaration of independence and the constitution, you know, no religious tests, they believe in religious tests then and there's a big religious tested that about christianity. but at the same time, they don't want a lot of government, but they want a christian government. and so these are the things that i call the tensions within christian nationalism about c

they want to become an industrial nation. and who is ready there with the engineering, scientific, technological capability to help them become an industrial nation. it is china. and that's why in the last theaters summit between china as other there's 13 major cooperation agreements and very, very important sophisticated did listen to the speech given by president. she didn't think in his stomach with the gulf cooperation, causal leaders. there are 5 points which i would like to drill people's very great right? now, i will not mention them all of the very quickly. besides, people focus too much on china wants to buy oil in the local currency and you are from the gulf coffee from knowledge of 2060. this is very important, but further seeds are being talked about industrialization. 5, g, 6, g to communication systems, proud technology space, co operation technology in the space. training astronaut, nuclear power development, a sort of sober. so is a waste because presented, which of course, given the nature of ation, media her

it cannot be a peace of a large nation or a small nation. it must be a peace which rests on the cooperative effort of the whole world. president roosevelt delivered these words to congress as war ravaged globe. from europe to the pacific, this generation sought to construct an order of peace and cooperation out of the remnants of conflict and division. this cooperative effort is evident today in this group's work to help ukraine protect its people. the collective strength of this group is owed to the commitment of each sovereign nation. it's also a testament to our secretary of defense, secretary austin. thank you, secretary austin, for your unwavering commitment to ukraine and for leading this group for the last year and a half. i'm honored that the president zelenskyy joined our session today. bringing with him the undaunted courage of his nation. ensuring insights on enhancing this group's support for ukraine. thank you to president zelenskyy and defense minister home rofb for leading ukraine in its military with character and honor. than

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we visited the palestine exhibition located in the national museum of the islamic revolution and the holy defense, a remarkable display portraying the history of the palestinian movement right from the beginning until quite recent developments. as you... talk along the exhibition, you can learn more about the horrific events leading to the israeli occupation of palestine, key resistance figures and the never-ending israeli atrocities. to know more, we went to the society for the defense of the palestinian nation and visited its political deputy dr. hossain ruivadon. he is also a university professor at tehran faculty of world studies. we asked. what is today referred to as the palestinian cose is completely in accordance with international law? every community has the right to self-determination according to the un charter. palestine has been userped for 75 years in israel and its western support. we are interrupting our regular programming to bring you back some live images. our uh, foreign minister. iranian foreign minister is giving a speech at the un. let's take a listen civilian

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structures of nations. which makes it unique, that these nations bank, we, on certain more universally accepted principles that are related to the economic development that grows eliminating poverty and aligning the policies, coordinating the policies to reach the goal, the sustainable level, often both. okay, but that because of i thing is that the thing is that uh, i mean obviously nature propaganda major is not going to mention the band don't get caught a high speed railway as they discuss the fact the inventors of railway britain gone even have a high speed railing from london to the, to the north of england. but so what do you say about the fact that the washington i may have had to bailouts or lanka which i was trying to $41000000000.00. and the fact that the total bailout loans from china, which means when you a 2021 or $240000000000.00, you'll get an engine team and we'll get to a bucket fund gone. those ambia are in default of the build mode is not going uh the way that the chinese communist party

a zealous nation, an old nation, the palestinian nation the nation of today and yesterday is not the same nation, how many thousands of years old is it? how will a nation react in front of all the oppression of a nation? well, people , let the storm get a chance. those who say that the work of palestinians is caused by non-palestinians . it is their mistake to underestimate palestine, and they miscalculate here as well. of course , the entire islamic world is obliged to support the palestinians, and god willing, it will. but this is the work of the palestinians themselves. designers are friends, brave young people, activists since the past . it will be a big step to save palestine was. damar is everywhere. al-mokhim, al-nusirat camp. this is the nusirat camp in the gaza strip. this entire camp is completely destroyed. a large part of this camp has turned into ruins. these are pictures and scenes of buildings that have been destroyed. this is the street where people used to come and go until the last few days because it was a commercial street. this was a side street where we now ente

our national security, our national prosperity and national identity will depend on our ability to adapt to an emerging future. staying fast and agile in this ever-changing future means we will need to work with others across government, academia, the public, the private sector, and with our partners and allies around the world. let me give you a few examples of the things we are doing with our partners. in an illustration of the importance we place on our partnerships, last year nsa and industry cyber analysts sitting side-by-side at our cyber collaboration center identified a potential cyber incident by chinese government hackers against one of our defense industrial based partners. by working closely with industry partners we are able to short order to identify the nature of the threat. a zero day vulnerability in some centric software. we worked with citrix to devise a patch then issue a notification to potential victims simultaneously with a patch release before the chinese were able to begin exploiting their malicious access. within days of the notification going out, the number of

the national archives. so why did you make that decision and describe now what is the message that you're hoping people get when they walk through and see that document along with the i view the emancipation. as one of our founding documents it was not signed in 1776 or 1789. it occurred later in american history. but it's really what i view as the re founding of the united states. it really articulates the declaration the principles of, the declaration of independence. it's a re articulation as lincoln would describe it it is not the end all be all of what we know to be the freedom for african-americans and their full citizenship rights, particularly. but is the beginning to extend those rights to african americans. and that's incredibly important. what other changes will you make? well, we are looking to make sure that we enhance our visitor experi ence at the national archives. right now. we do have our big exhibit, the founding documents, which are always on display, are our our major exhibit is undergo

he wished success to the national team in the asian nations cup. tribute to gaza municipality in league games. the general statement of the iran league organization announced that in support of the oppressed people of gaza and condemning the criminal actions of the zionist regime in the killing of the palestinian people, especially the murder general patients, children and homeless women of the hospital. al mamdanani, all the games of the 6th , 8th week of the premier league and the 8th week of the 1st league will be held with a minute of silence throughout the country. expressing the sympathy of esteghlal sepahan to the oppressed people of gaza. after last night's crime by the zionist regime and the bombing of a hospital in gaza, sepahan and esteghlal clubs released statements condemning this crime . to announce to the people of gaza. tomorrow, the follow-up of the sixth week of the premier league with two games. the sixth week of the premier league will be followed by two matches on thursday, which will be hosted by press police in gazmin pikan t

, not as recognizable as our national team, our national team. .. now much more powerful, and i i'llt just for us, for if you take a european fan there, he knows much more of our football players than the italians, who all play in the a series, but the a series is not so popular now, for example, like the same english premier yer-league, where half of our base plays, and also, let's see that this national team of ours is a very important social phenomenon, because there are even a lot of photos at the front, there are videos of fighters even from the trenches, watching matches national team and well, it's important, they understand it, guys, and also one of the sponsors held a meeting with the players of the national team here in lviv last week, where the fans came, they were able to talk, unfortunately, the press did not talk, but i think next time it will be, if possible, a video of how they watch in a fight, you see, the conditions are not the best, but they try, they try to watch and cheer for the national team, so for our... cheering for our soldiers, of course, this is a very s

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the national archives. so why did you make that decision and describe now what is the message that you're hoping people get when they walk through and see that document along with the i view the emancipation. as one of our founding documents it was not signed in 1776 or 1789. it occurred later in american history. but it's really what i view as the re founding of the united states. it really articulates the declaration the principles of, the declaration of independence. it's a re articulation as lincoln would describe it it is not the end all be all of what we know to be the freedom for african-americans and their full citizenship rights, particularly. but is the beginning to extend those rights to african americans. and that's incredibly important. what other changes will you make? well, we are looking to make sure that we enhance our visitor experiwe do have our big exhibie founding documents, which are always on display, are our our major exhibit is undergoing renovation. so we can be ready for 2025 movi

at the national level.i believe that everything has changed right now. gustavo petro understands that he has to give political recognition to a gorilla that has been fighting for 70 years and that was born as a political vision with great figures in its ranks. its members are deeply concerned with the term liberation, like priest kamilores and manuel perez martinez in the 90s. so the political recognition of the national liberation army is a significant advance. the mistake they can occur in this new round of dialogues is to fall back into the same trap and not give political guarantees to the national liberation army and take it as a criminal band or a parliamentary group como un grupo paramilitar. ahora cuando se negocia es también de una posición de term force is predominant at the negotiating table. the truth is that after the peace negotiations and agreements with the fark, the national liberation army doubled its violent activities, it was no longer considered simply as a minor gorilla group, simpleme

the primary duty of the national park service is to protect the national parks in the national monuments under its jurisdiction. and keep them as new in their natural state as this can be done in view of the fact that access to them must be provided in order that they may be used and enjoyed. these what a written by steven, the first director of the national park service back in 1925. 1925. for much of the last century they have helped you until now. with the offering a sign of the lease, the federal government is going directly against what mather and countless other officials to the decades have repeatedly said should be the primary duty of the national park service, rather than providing access to this national park space the federal government is restricting the ability of the public to fully enjoy the 1300 acres of parkland on the shores of jamaica bay it instead of enabling public access, the national park service is instead agreeing to house 2000 people on the former runway of this aviation landmark. not only is his decision to house thousands of violation of the founding ideals o

executive member nation to head and coordinate the u.n. nations which were not responded to the u.s. request for military assistance. 90 days following north korea's invasion were grim. desperate times to build u.n. ground and air forces in size and firepower to match the scale of the expanding war. as u.n. military units went to the public of korea by air and sea and may ground targets were pounded by her air force. ti gene and pusan gave the general and his u.n. command the need -- needed time to prepare its own initiative. un's initiative turned out to be the bold invasion some 150 miles behind koreans lines. the surprise paid off. when elements of the 1st calvary division raised 100 mouth to link up with advancing seventh infantry division forces north korea's plan for unifying korea became a nightmare. ♪♪ ♪♪ by september's and stohl was retaken by u.n. forces and the embattled capital of korea was returned to president sigmund reid. ♪♪ as north korea watched its grand strategy for conquest sagging collapse its communist leader kim il-

a zealous nation, an old nation, the palestinian nation, the nation of today and yesterday, is not a nation, how many thousands of years old is a nation? what is the reaction of a nation in the face of all this oppression? show yourself, well, of course, the storm will find an opportunity to create the storm, it is your destination , you zionist oppressors, you are the cause of this storm , you brought the disaster on yourself, a nation has no other way than to react zealously and bravely in front of such an enemy. this is also a point. the third point: this evil and cruel enemy is now slapping him he is fed up with the policy of oppressing the oppressor. because the palestinian mujahideen were able to get out of gaza and reach the zionist military and civilian centers, he is oppressed. whatever this regime is a usurper, it is not oppressed, it is aggressor, it is ignorant, it is a liar, it is all these, but it is not oppressed, it is oppressor, no one can make a face of an oppressor out of this hideous monster. this is the third point, the fourth point. data in order to be able to c

structures of nations. which makes it unique, that these nations bank, we on certain more universally accepted principles that are related to the economic development that grows eliminating poverty and aligning the policies, coordinating the policies, do we use the go the sustainable level up in bowls. okay. but that does it by thing, is that the thing is that uh, i mean, obviously nature propaganda major is not going to mention the band don't get caught a high speed rail way as they discuss the fact the inventors of railway britain got even have a high speed railing from london to the, to the north of england. but so what do you say about the fact that the washington i may have had to bailouts or lanka? we chose china $41000000000.00. and the fact that the total bailout loans from china between 20082021 or $240000000000.00 look at the engine team. a look at to bug is fun. gone is, am, be, are in default of the mountain road is not going uh the way that the chinese communist party predicted it in quite a fe

military and political aspects, the national liberation army started to demonstrate its united nationalcontrol unit by an armed strike. they carried out armed strikes and signed size fires at the national level. i believe that everything has changed. right now gustavo petro understands that he has to give political recognition to gurilla that has been fighting for 70 years and that was born as a political vision with great figures in its ranks. its members are deeply concerned with the term liberation like priest camilotors and manuel perez martinez in the 90s. so the political recognition of the national liberation army is a significant advance. the mistake they can occur in this new round of d is to fall back into the same trap and not give political guarantees to the national liberation army and take it as a criminal band or a parliamentary group como un grupo paramilitar ahora cuando se negocia es también una posición the term force is predominant at the negotiating table. the truth is that after the peace negotiations and reaching agreements with the fark, the national liberation a

raisi at the 13th national conference. the elites said in the provincial councils and ministries should be on the side elite managers should also help in decision-making and policy-making of the country's issues. we are a very strong drop from the elite society. a lot of potential has been created in the country and the future is very bright. i am included in shahid shahrari plan. we had worked on the seventh development plan. now, god willing, i present it to the president. a national conference for the elites of the country with the presence of the president was much appreciated compared to previous years . they are doing us we want the elites to be seen, we are really supported. today, what are you talking to mr. president about using the elites in the executive bodies , let the professors take the projects, come to the university , now in isfahan university of technology, something like this has happened and the children of the elites are the approach of our officials. now, apart from the issue of gender, it should be

he is the winner of some national and municipal awards in our country.he is also a political advisor in colombia during the 2016 peace process with the fark. you're very welcome to black and white. we're in the process of negotiations between the colombian government and national liberation army. what are these negotiations about? how do the antecedents influence the previous negotiations or the previous peace agreements with the fark made in 2016 and 2017? 2017? governments that try to establish these dialogues with the national liberation army. this time good. gustavo petro on august 3, 2023 announced that two important things were going to take place, seas fire installation of the national participation committee, which is an advance in relations to what was the agreement with the fark, remember that the fark sat down to negotiate with the colombian government, which was between the gurilla and the government, this time we will also witness participation of colombians in this peace process. another important thing that will happen is the presence of t

we must understand that the national liberation army that's participating in the negotiation process today is an armed group and it is not a simple gorilla. we can say the same about the presence of the fark ep, which at the time was even in kind of technical tie with the reactionary armed forces. politics has always been carried out in colombia with weapons in hand. there are also other gorilla forces, the popular liberation army, even the 19 to which the current president gustavo petro belong. all then to fight for democracy, rights, sovereignty and independence. they have always carried weapons, according to some analysts and amnesty international, 8.500 people, 17% of the colombian population have been affected in the armed conflicts directly, and the entire society, by the way, indirectly, a conflict that has not been sought by the people or by the... forces that have taken up arms, but precisely by the savage and blood thirsty oppression of the landowners, of those are always on the side of imperialism in this case. today the us has seven military bases in colombian territory.

we send greetings to the nations of the islamic ummah in jordan, tunisia, syria, arab and islamic nations the free people of the world who demonstrated in these capitals in support of the oppressed nation of palestine by increasing the zionist regime to the ground war in gaza, we convey our message to the arab and islamic ummah all over the world and tell them that the islamic ummah will remain in the field. it puts pressure on america and the zionist regime to stop this war and the killing of civilians, children of our nation , continue to defend yourself in the squares and streets. and gather in front of the american embassy in your countries because america has launched these brutal attacks against our nation, our nation will not fail and we will not give up, no matter how long these crimes continue and the bloodshed continues, we will not leave the streets and squares until the war stops. spokesman of the ministry of interior in gaza yanai, there are a number of leaders in gaza, including jihad muhis, the commander of the national security agency, in addition to fouad abu. batihan and

to request approval to bring in the national guard. let me run it up the chain and i will get back to you was his response. it would be 71 minutes before that approval would finally come. between 12:58 and when i finally received approval for the national guard, i made 32 calls coordinating support for my officers including 11 frustrating cost of the sergeant at arms regarding my request to the national guard. my calls resulted in hundreds of police officers from around the national capital region and as far away as new jersey responding to assist. after i received approval to call in the national guard i had to beg the pentagon officials to send us hope. i was denied assistance by lieutenant general pi had siding concerns over optics of the national guard on capitol hill. the d.c. national guard, many of whom were standing within eyesight of the capital and whose motto is capital guardians, would not arrive until almost 6:00 p.m. after the fighting was over and the capital ground secured, the new jersey state police arrived before the

this is the entrance of the united nations. a few hours before the president's speech in the general assembly. even though the media clashes continued today in this place and in front of the residence of the iranian delegation, the main story was supposed to take place in the united nations in an hour. that's why employees the anti-iranian media were trying to marginalize with more numbers. i don't think anyone who meets a cameraman in a sweater will pass by here. his security team has been bothering us since morning. not even allowed to swear. we see that ebrahim raisi seems to be about to leave this hotel. i see the security team of the reporters accompanying him. asking a few simple questions to them caused them to lick their hands and avoid answering . regarding the question about the fate of the anchor of this channel, sima sabet, who said some time ago that she was leaving this network to preserve her human dignity, what happened to sima sabet? i left by himself, not you, tell me, where did sima thabit go, sima thabit, yo

the asian nations cup. shamsai's students scored a big win against the host. iran's national futsal team defeated kyrgyzstan 10-2 in the second match of the preliminary round of the asian nations cup.

people in our arab and islamic nation possesses the potential and capabilities. in this sense, i want to say that yes, what is happening today in palestine is an indication that part of this resistance can achieve a big day for the nation and restore to it a large part of its identity, which was cracked, torn and disintegrated at one stage. so this proposal that imam khamenei presents with insight, awareness and understanding of the circumstance, and vision that expresses a stage of openness that we are living through, hence we must resolve our differences to continue moving on, because it is the urgent need today, and any other proposal that has to do with seeking help from the israeli occupation entity and seeking help from the us is a proposal that is out of time as well as out of place, and whoever follows this doctrine is wrong, and he is the... well i want to thank you very much for your contribution dr. bilal is academic and political researcher from beirout lebanon for joining us and being uh the final uh de la crem if i may at the end of this show today

however, it has both national and international aspects. the zinius entity itself has very strong internal conflicts. netanyahu who is an ultra right, ultra nationalist and ultra zionist prime minister disagrees with other zionist seckers. but they all try to maintain the peace to keep alive the state a bit longer. they understand that they have failed in exterminating and subjugating people total del pueblo, palestinian people have paid price during all these 75 years. they have been iting the israeli regime in different ways, they are courageous people, they have made great progress by carrying out direct and concrete actions against the... since 2015, israeli regime has withheld the remains of the 132 palestinians and hasn't handed them over to their families. israel has already kept 500 corpses of palestinians, this is the terrorist state. palestinian families don't have the opportunity to bit farell to their ones. the problem is that israel is present internationally as guarantour of peace, which is a... leaders in the world believe de

in the past, the united nations has proved able to find a way to end bloodshed.s not resolved, and as a result, the un general assembly convened a special emergency meeting at the request of the security council and issued the ceasefire order by 57 votes, but france and britain ignored the decree. on nikolay bulganin, the soviet prime minister noted the situation of his communist allies. issued an ultimatum to france and britain to destroy london and paris with atomic bombs, if they did not stop invading egypt. the next day, the military offensive against egypt ceased. on november the 14th, the first un peacekeeping troops were deployed in the area so the israeli forces left sinai. the un flag established a 10-year cease fire between egypt and israel. this fruitless retreat benefited abdul nasir more than anyone else. naser was about to become irreplaceable hero of arab dreams. in may 1967 when egyptian parliament speaker mohammad anwardat went to moscow to meet the soviet promp. minister, alexay kasegin, he was secretly told that israel had gathered all its forc