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depending on your position, so you would have members of the anc party, the african national congressforms and saying that it is time to address ensuring the easy quality in terms of land distribution across the country and you would have the democratic alliance, which is really quite pro—business and largely does represent the interests of the white farmers in the country. they have been very categorical that this is skewed in favour of the black majority. latvia, estonia, and lithuania disconnected to join the network that serves most of the rest the three baltic nations, all former soviet republics, 0ur europe regional editor, danny aeberhard, told me more about the switch away from russian power grid. years to implement. so before the time that russia launched aggressions against ukraine, you're thinking of the annexation of crimea in 2014, the launch of an insurgency in the eastern ukraine, and then the full—scale but all those steps obviously accelerated the pressure to disconnect from this, the russian and belarusian grid. so its old soviet infrastructure tied in with an agreem

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of course, what is important to understand is that earlier this year, the african national congress, the governing party, is lost, its majority and knowledge, and the alliance with a number of parties, some of which were much more sympathetic to the united states. so i started, i forget a separate way as being punished for a government that no longer is really has got the what that is no longer pursuing its uh, uh, from products of product prodigies which were decidedly pro chinese pro russian check has been really good to talk to you on catching the cos manufacturing dates of being with us. thank you very much. i a, i'm, that's a show for this week. if you'd like to comments on anything that you've seen, i am at a thinking on x. try to remember to use the hash tag h a c t c. all. you could drop us a live catch in the cost of the 0. don't net is our email address. as always, there's plenty more for you online. i'll just do a dot com slash ctc, that takes you straight to my page, and then you'll find individual reports links even entire additions for you to capture. but that's it. so

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the indian national congress considered the official figures to be underestimated and announced the death of more than $1000.00 civilians. the well known greatest newspaper in the morning post called dyer, the man who saved india, gave him a sword and 26000 pounds sterling as a token of gratitude for the massacre. the amorous star massacre wind down in history as one of the most brutal crimes of the british invaders and only escalated the affair. struggle of the indians for liberation from the colonial yoke. the hello and welcome to cross stock where all things are considered on peter level. donald trump risk repeating jo biden's disasters and gaza allowing genocide he returned to office claiming to be a peacemaker trumps of words and actions about gods that demonstrate the opposite. with donald trump does now will define his presidency and legacy the .

the indian national congress considered the official figures to be underestimated and announced the death to more than $1000.00 civilians. the well known greatest newspaper, the morning post called dyer, the man who saved india, gave him a sword and 26000 pounds sterling as a token of gratitude for the massacre. the amorous dar massacre went down in history as one of the most brutal crimes of the british invaders, and only escalated the affair. struggle of the indians for liberation from the colonial yoke. the the lesson expired on you. it was that i will talk to you more all of that will cause that the huge telling me memories that we are chatted. mr. miller, which will be removed from the call to the international criminal tribunal for the former yugoslavia was established on may the 25th, 1993. its primary purpose was to punish all the bulk and was more criminals regardless of the nationality. but the reality was quite different as reported by people who witnessed the inner workings of the tribunal. ty it out, they will not allow your cousin built around what sort of on team so, so thi

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the indian national congress considered the official figures to be underestimated and announced the death of more than $1000.00 civilians. the well known greatest newspaper, the morning post called dyer, the man who saved india, gave him a sword and 26000 pounds sterling as a token of gratitude for the massacre. the amorous star massacre wind down in history as one of the most brutal grinds of the british invaders and only escalated the affair. struggle of the indians for liberation from the colonial yoke. the welcome back to the cross spot where all things are considered. i'm peter, without your mind you were discussing the crane situation. the well is it often is it during the break? some of the most important things are said, so i'm going to return to them for the broadcast here. and let me go back to you here. i mean, why should trump and this war, i mean, lot of people are profiting from it. the european slavish, they do what they are told. um, uh, the americans will sell them really high energy. i mean, if it's not broken, why fix it? i mean, that's what the syndic would say, and i

prominent native american groups, such as the national congress of the american indian, have called forfor decades. amnesty international considered him a political prisoner. >> concord police are still on the scene of a violent domestic family incident that led to a fatal police shooting. officers responded around 130 this morning to a home at natoma drive near willow pass road, after a neighbor called 911. they see a man was stabbing a stabbed during an altercation with a son. police say when they got to the scene, the son was actively stabbing his father. officers opened fire, killing the man with a knife. the incident has neighbors in the neighborhood rattled. >> pretty quiet, safe neighborhood. nothing really to report aside from traffic over the past. >> so i guess it's shocking to you to hear about this. >> yeah. >> the stabbing victim is hospitalized and is expected to survive. investigators are looking into what led to the stabbing. >> today is the first day los angeles unified is enforcing its ban on cell phones on campus. the ban was approved last summer by the board of educa

clinton, first lady hillary clinton and yasser arafat, yasser arafat, the head of the palestinian national congress, palestinian authority at the time in gaza, when the the phase one of a deal that clinton had negotiated was implemented, there was a big, beautiful hotel on the mediterranean, and there was a small, beautiful airport and there was an aid facility. oh, by the way, usaid, remember that. and the goal was to help gaza become a a major tourist mecca run by the palestinians, with palestinians living there. and that's just a a better beautiful idea, seems to me, than displacing millions of people and trying to push them into countries that don't want. >> them, but even even so, even that effort fell apart after months but president, despite obviously president clinton's efforts, where do you see there was the way you wrote about it in the piece was was illustrative because you could hear clinton almost using similar language to what you hear from president trump in some regard. the similarities and what do you think can be learned from that experience? >> well, i peace is elusive. palestini

but you know in south africa, mandela and others, the african national congress described, robben island as the university, that it was a place that folks whether they were there for a weeks or many, many years or decades. and so with that, i'd love for each of you to say, as you had these conversations, these five experts and also the experi ence you both bring in terms of years studying and meeting, engaging with folks, hamas and and broader issues that you've raised around resistance, liberation. what surprised you most? what like one thing that surprised you in the conversations that led into this book that you want to share with everybody and would folks to kind of. get the book right away and read it tonight. so first, rami, what surprised you. gosh that, that's a big question because i've done lot of prep work for these conversations. you know, having conversations in a webinar is doesn't just happen. so we had a lot of preparatory conversations. i think one of the things that struck me was i it was dr. hallett do i'm going to say two or three things that that struck me. dr. farid

he founded the rebel movement national congress for the defense of the people spreading tara and motor in the keyboard region sat. so as i said, look this up, this is our chapel on. yeah, this is our flag on our banner is just anyone who accepts that jesus is the king of kings. and the lord of lord is, is our brother. i became pentecostal and originally i wasn't a dentist. i just blew my kingdom on the spot. the. the underground struggle does not prevent me from continuing this religious mission. the shepherd has a duty to protect the sheet. if the threat is arms, it puts out in the shepherd must protect the sheet from that armed threat. does anybody be going to the system and this is our doctrine. christian righteousness said, let's just to seize mccook, the home, the condo had support at the highest levels. so that some money on the lake, him or not. and we split the mistakes. he who below the more comfortable for he has some political reasons, is that how did you, congo issued an arrest warrant for not going to the war crimes and crimes against humanity? he was late to arrested by r

created after one of our worst security failures in our nation's history, 9/11. when congress established this position, in many ways due to the efforts of my good friend susan collins, it mandated in law any individual nominated for the position must have, and i quote, extensive national security expertise. as i noted previously, the dni was created to fill this gap after 9/11 because this mission is to share intelligence not only between the 18 entities that make up the american i.c., but also to work with our allies because it is predicated, this sharing of information, sharing of intelligence with our allies is predicated on trust. there's no agreement. trust that we and our allies will protect each other's secrets. yet, repeatedly ms. gabbard has skewed our adversaries -- exc excused our adversaries worst actions. for example, she blamed nato for russia's 2022 invasion of ukraine. despite a unanimous assessment of the trump department's doic, she said that bashar al-assad used chemical weapons against his own people, i don't know if it was to defend those dictators or if

congress. and from elected presidential administrations. and i believe enslaving our nation in debt is one of the biggest betrayals against the american people by its own elected government. this american -- the american people's anger over this betrayal is what gave birth to the concept of doge, the department of government efficiency. in fact, doge became a major part of president trump's campaign and led to his overwhelming victory in november. every day americans go to work, they run businesses, they have to earn their paycheck. no one guarantees it. if they don't do a good job, they get fired. they also have to pay their bills, credit card debt, balance their checkbooks and scrap and save every penny they can in order to plan for that rainy day and hopefully retirement one day. private businesses only survive on hard earned income by serving their customers so well that their customers pay them for the services and products they consume. if that business fails, its employees lose their jobs and paychecks and owners move their business and everything they risked along wi

god bless you. >> good morning, this is my prayer for the congress and nation and all of us. the most sacred and auspicious in the hindu faith. i will first do the sanskrit. in english, we meditate on the divine radiance of the supreme being, the source of life, who is worthy of worship. may that divine light and lighten and guide us and our intellect toward righteousness and truth. thank you. >> please bow your heads with me today. almighty god, we come to you today acknowledging that you are the alpha and omega, the beginning and the end and sustainer of life. you alone lord are holy. it is a privilege to be able to talk to the god of the sovereign universe. we praise you because in a world full of unrest, you are unchanging and eternal, and we thank you for the hand of protection provision you have extended over our nation since its founding. lord, help us as we seek to heal the broken places in our culture . help us heal america to make sure our children and grandchildren can continue to be guided by your light. help our leaders especially president trump and vice preside

last year, citing national security concerns, the us congress passed a law giving tiktok�*s chinese ownercan users it was fortunate that he was working with them on a solution. tiktok went offline for about a half a day some have called it a stunt that left trump the winner, but not everyone agrees. tiktok didn't choose the winner. they thanked their saviour — which is exactly what you do when you're so desperate. and milktok will last. i think it would be a real struggle for us to capture the storytelling of tiktok in a different social there's 153 videos! wow, i didn't realise i'd made that many videos. laughter. i know. on other platforms. a lesson learned by many american tiktokers caught up in a political storm. she laughs. nice. and grabbing and fetching. by asking the question... that moves like life? and just the fact that we can build systems like this, it's mind—boggling why we haven't worked on this more. the mind boggles and the leg bounces. footballing legs. this early prototype is unlike most robotic legs in the elbows or the knees, but this actually the joint has to twist t

national intelligence. i'd like to begin by thanking you for decades of public service both in uniform and as a member of congressrom hawaii. i applaud your continued commitment to serve, should you be confirmed. the president has nominated you to be director of national intelligence. most folks probably don't understand the importance of this position. if confirmed, you would lead 18 agencies of the ic. you would also serve as the principal advisor to the president, the national security council, and the homeland security council for all intelligence matters related to national security. and in this role, you would be responsible for over $100 billion between the national intelligence program and the military intelligence program. it is a position of great importance and significance to our national security created after one of our worst national security failures, 9/11. for that reason when congress established this position thanks in large part to our colleague and her friend susan collins, it mandated in law that any individual nominated for this position must have, and i quote, extensive national security e

it is worse national taxpayer union foundation congress considers the debt ceiling deal and they wroteago lawmakers should be mindful of a gao government accountability office report that congress titled the nation's physic fiscal health pd earlier this month again this was a couple years ago the report begins with a stark warning about the federal debt quote the federal government faces an unsustainable long-term fiscal future. wow those are democrats are concerned about have you noticed? again the 60 day freeze which basically froze all of this money going into the leftist organizations and woke programs, they almost had a heart attack. there is a shuman lobbying again i can't believe it's going on here where they want to cut social security medicare. no they don't, didn't say anything about the annual physical health report examines the future fiscal past of the federal government by running a 75 year simulation extrapolating current policies for revenue in prograndprogram spending in the. is this boring everybody? i hope not. because this is about you and whether you're going to li

and with president trump in the white house and republican control of congress, america will not turn. >> on a national security minorities. our support for israel remains ironclad that we are truly grateful to prime minister netanyahu for joining us today, and i will turn over to to him for a few remarks. >> mr. speaker, thank you. i have developed as you say a very warm personal bond with you. you. i think you're an extraordinary leader. you have the job of running come passing strong legislation in zero time, so we exchanged a few tips on how to do that because we both know what coalitions are. but i had to say that i am impressed with your leadership, your initiative, and for me most of all your friendship to the studio, the jewish day. the alliance's have been stronger. i am now completing a week in which they can with an extraordinary meeting with president trump. under his leadership the critical decisions that show his commitment and the american peoples commitment israel have, to the fore. first he renewed him in the supply of weapons that had been stopped which we need as we are fighting for

national prayer breakfast at the u.s. capitol saying faith played an important role in american civic life and should continue to do so. members of congress also speak. >> good morning, everyone. welcome to the 73rd national prayer breakfast. i'm maggie hassan from new hampshire and i'm so pleased to be co-chairing this year's prayer breakfast with my good friend, roger marshall from kansas. in a few moments we'll welcome our president, to the leaders of both parties and chambers, thank you for being here. and a special thanks to senator klobuchar, a member of the democratic senate leadership team, for pinch hitting this morning for senator schumer. who had a last-minute schedule change. in a minute roger will provide an opening prayer but before he does, a moment about the history, tradition and purpose that we are continuing here today. it's not uncommon for people to ask me why we have a prayer breakfast at the nation's capitol, given the first amendment, an amendment that protects freedom of religion by prohibiting government from favoring any one religion over another. an amendment that also protects the freedom of every american to

the governor's office posting a couple videos on x with newsom meeting with members of congress. our nation is better off when we hold together and support our fellow americans. today, president trump's press secretary said the president's priority is to make sure water is flowing freely in california, and that fire victims have access to their properties. >> and as for governor gavin newsom, the president is willing to work with anybody from blue states or red states to do whatever is best for the american people. >> and president trump visited southern california last month, you might remember, to see the devastation left by the palisades fire. newsom greeted him upon landing at lax. pair shaking hands before addressing reporters. they spoke of the willingness to put their political differences aside in getting aid to l.a. yesterday governor newsom signed an executive order ordering a dozen directives to focus on childcare programs, health care services, tax relief, and welfare benefits for the l.a. area. >>> hundreds of people rallied at the state capital to protest president trump's pol

nationally obviously congress has a play a big leadership role in that. this is been one of my colleagues says of bipartisan discussion because it's a bipartisan issue. there are two pieces really importune that stand out for me. one is the relevancy, the impact it has on our economy. the growing economies, there are massive investments in infrastructure, education and broadband is huge huge piece of the infrastructure. and it's part of our global competitiveness second is the impact it has in her daily lives which she talked a lot about. i represent southwest ohio city, suburb, rural ohio that's one of the most important things we do to make sure everyone has access because of how important it is to their health, their education, to the connection to the world into each other. two big questions have emerged here for me. one has to do with reauthorization. how we divvy up the spectrum capacity. the second has to do with what we do with the revenue for those are two big questions i think we will sort out in a bipartisan way. let me start on reauthorization

duck mac barnett is the 2025 2026 national ambassador for young people's literature from the library of congress. thanks so much for ypresident ep nominated former congressman, man and army veteran tulsi gabbard for director of national intelligence. she appeared on booktv to discuss her book, for love of country. here's a portion of the program. when i ran for president in 2020, i held four or five six town halls every single day, wherever i was in the country. and i made it a point as people were coming in and signing in before they found their seats. i had a stack of pocket sized constitutions that we gave out to every person who came to those town halls. and one of the reasons that i did that was, you know, obviously we should all know and appreciate and understand the constitution and the bill of rights, the purpose that are founders had in mind when they crafted these founding documents. but the reason that i did this was was actually rooted in an experience that i had in my early days as a member of congress when i was elected in 2012, sworn in in january of 2013, later that year around c