gone the of the indian national congress escalated, his anti british protest. cons, servants of god who numbered over 100000 members, shared many values within these congress parties. their members largely followed different religions, but they both supported full independence from britain. they also both refused to pay taxes to the british crown. on indian national congress was found by i'm going to share a or to you just called present it and follow the presenting the demands of pain dns to the to the bridge is going to piece for them in. busy but it was from that from that it became empty, but it just came in connection with me. i have not gotten even watch the video been done, widens so they have that connection. got developed and made the warning was there in the morning was often on winds that already bought you off on the board meeting off my gun. the had started for practicing on way. that's the some historians today compare. but just on with boss, look on the famous around in the world for his role in indian independence. the 2 men knew each other and sometimes campaign together. and they both urge their people to rid the subcontinent of british rule the.

the indian national congress party backed britons war effort con, resigned in protest and gone. the leaders spoke out against the war and was jailed by the british when the war ended in 1945, the question was whether india would remain a single country or be partitioned into 2 separate states. this inflamed existing divisions between hindus and most, let's, over a 1000000 were killed and millions more migrated from one part of india to another . the indian national congress accepted partition but was east and west pockets done on india as opposite borders. con toll congress quote. you have thrown this to the was the indian national congress, the end of the day did look good little movement again. so we're just colonialism but just that's why they did not talk about a separate country for machines, which was like this. but that was not talked about in d did equity 219-461-9478 buck a spunk came into being. so this was a political issue of google for us on was the most misunderstood busing. the yes. the whole, the guns and of the falls on the opposed the condition of pakistan. but

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predicted a hung assembly in kashmir, but the alliance between the main opposition congress and the national conference party house, setting them up to form the next government. these elections in kashmir are particularly significant, as they are the first in a decade and the first since the region lost its autonomy and was restructured into a federally—governed territory in 2019. the head of the uk security service, m15, has given a rare public speech, warning that russia is on a mission to bring "mayhem" to the streets of the uk. ken mccallum says there has been a marked rise in the threat from russia and iran, and he spoke of a staggering rise in children being investigated for terrorism, with very young people are being drawn into what he called �*poisonous online extremism'. 0ur security correspondent frank gardner reports. state—backed sabotage and other plots in britain laid today at the door of iran and russia, says m15. from russian�*s embassy in london, the last remaining military intelligence officer has been expelled this year. but russian state subversion, says m15, continues. the gru — the same

fight for seats in the house of representatives and the senate of congress, the national committees of the republican and democratic parties, as well as political action committees that support various candidates. in general, over the past for half a century, the expenses of election campaigns of candidates for the highest office in the usa have grown more than a thousand times, once they started with only two. dollars, well, such huge figures, which really amaze american elections, are due to the fact that in america this is a huge industry, with a large number of political strategists, political scientists, experts, public opinion specialists and party machines of activists involved in it, which are largely fed by these elections, and this is ... a way to keep these machines in good shape, this is how budgets were inflated over the last half century, the road to the white house has always been made of green bills, but today the expenses are simply gigantic. in the sixties, john kennedy could hardly imagine that his 10 million for the company in the 21st century would be enough for one day. nixon, reagan, clinton's sharp

in 1921, speaking at the tenth party congress in moscow, the people's commissar for nationality and thetial strengthening of ukrainian identity began not in galicia, but in kharkov. soviet ukraine. the policy of indigenization and the like, assistance in the light of lenin's national policy, support for the ukrainian language. in april 1923 , at the seventh conference of the communist party of ukraine , the beginning of the policy of ukrainization was announced. everything was ukrainized. language, by 1931 90% of newspapers and 85% of magazines in the ukrainian ssr were published in ukrainian, that is, where 15 years ago many did not understand at all what ukraine was or who ukrainians were. from the book of the second president of ukraine leonid kuchma, ukraine is not russia. regardless of the attitude to what happened in the twenties, it must be recognized that if it were not for the ukrainization of the school that was carried out at that time, our current independence might not have existed . the mass ukrainian school. having passed through itself tens of millions of people, turned

indeed, and it's not just the african national congress, we have at least about seven eight political partieson here today, because "they say this is something that south africa lived through. the unfortunate reality is that south africa still remains a country of contradictions in a certain sense. for example, israelis who want to come to south africa do not need a visa to enter, but palestinians do, so they saying that the government needs to take further steps, because they've not get sent a clear enough message. yes, the icj case is very important one, is a critical one, and hopefully there will be some sort of gains to be made. and changes to be made in which israel will be held to account, but what they are saying and particularly these other parties as well is that there's still more that south africa can do and we have people coming out like in this demonstration but the parliament also it has to be very clear about the stance and it has to absolutely size with designing all right stay safe hassan thank you press tv correspondent there hasan syria joining us from a uh a live protest.

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for that call, i was a part of your struggle, and the party was smashed between the hammer of armed resistance. uh led by the african national congress and mk its military wing, it was smashed between that hammer and the anvil of international solidarity, a great national international movement of solidarity was there through thick and thin, even when the anc, as they have since acknowledged, sometimes committed at. of uh military activity which were themselves terrorist, it is terrorism to punish innocent people for the crimes of guilty people, so it is terrorism, to blow up shoppers in mall, whoever does it, whenever they do it, there is a difference between resistance and terrorism, but because acts like that did happen under nelson mandela's african national congress, that does not render the noble struggle of the anc and of mandela himself, as in any way plausibly be described as terrorism, so you are right, the right to bear arms against the illegal occupier of your land is sacred and legal. and if uh, thank god, it never happened, if hitler, when he was at the channel ports in 1940, had succeeded in crossing the english channe

that call, uh, i was a part of your struggle, and the party was smashed between the hammer of armed resistance, led by the african national congress and mk its military wing, it was smashed between that hammer and the anvil of international solidarity. a great national, international movement of solidarity was there through thick and thin, even when the anc, as they have since acknowledged, sometimes committed acts of uh military activity, which were themselves terrorist. it is terrorism to punish innocent people for the crimes of guilty. people, so it is terrorism to blow up uh shoppers in mall, uh, whoever does it, whenever they do it, there is a difference between resistance and terrorism, but because isolated acts like that did happen under nelson mandela's african national congress, that does not render the noble struggle of the anc and of mandela himself. as in any way plausibly be described as terrorism, so you are right, the right to bear arms against the illegal occupier of your land is sacred and legal one, and if uh, thank god, it never happened, if hitler, when he was at the channel ports in 1940, had succeeded in cros

minister and rand removed his praise the performance of the congress national alliance, which has secured 49 out of 90 seats, as well as in his warning party. the beach i pay, which is in 2nd place was $29.00. i'll tease into a correspondent, origin shaw my ass and the sick of offense taking a closer look at the historic waste. a land leak frozen into a more strikingly beautiful, yet deeply tragic. this is crush me is not on free or how slow sweeney and john moine goose. weird for decades. the last few wheels, though that's been a relative bees off to the abrogation o baltic o $370.00. but then again in 2024 gunshots. wrong dogs, and feel me to come back disturbing robots and all suggesting the new us made weapons that wall left behind the sun. how lead the way into the region. this is valid. lots of bullets in jumbling push me videos of aging because of the 370 go on the militancy has someone go on the set for just a moment. it's almost gone before it. actually, what has happened is that the miller can see us your free form for free to demo demo, who is suffering enormously on account. drove heights is levels of cetera and militancy . uh

minister and rand removed his praise the performance of the congress national alliance, which has secured 49 out of 90 seats as well as in his warning party. the beach i pay, which is in 2nd place was $29.00. all these india of correspondent, origin shaw my eyes and the stick of events taking a closer look at the historic waste land and leak frozen into a more striking the beautiful, yet deeply tragic. this is crush me a lot on your how slow sweeney and jungling whose weird for decades. the last few we all though that's been a relative these off to the abrogation a wall to go. 370. but then again in 2024 gone shocks. round out and feel me to come back this job and real thoughts and all suggesting that us made weapons that wall left behind that have gone to sun, how lead their way into the region. this is alex watson's bullets in jump 20 schmidt vineyards of aging. because of the 371 minutes in see how someone go on the set for just a moment. it's almost gone. but actually what has happened is that the miller can see us for free from, for free to demo demo, who is suffering enormously on account. drove heights has levels of standard and mi

congress investigates is to influence opinion. so investigations can bring national attention to a subject and that can raise voter support for an issue. and canned get more support for a a member's or a party's preferred policies. the constitution does not explicitly state that congress has the power to investigate, but the supreme court has ruled that investigate action is essential to congress's ability to legislate a power that is in the constitution. one of our goals for this exhibit is for americans to better understand what happens here in the capitol building and most investigations can follow a pattern of steps and recognizing that pattern in these historical examples here can help visitors see what's going on today. so the steps of of an investigation tend to repeat in most investigations. the first step is that something happens that causes congress to want to get more information. it can be a disaster. it can be an event. it can just be growing awareness of a problem. but whatever that spark is, congress decides that there's there's a reason it needs to investigate. after after that happens, then there is another step. the authorization to investigate standing committees can inves

congress investigates is to influence opinion. so investigations can bring national attention to a subject and that can raise voter support for an issue. and canned get more support for a a member's or a party's preferred policies. the constitution does not explicitly state that congress has the power to investigate, but the supreme court has ruled that investigate action is essential to congress's ability to legislate a power that is in the constitution. one of our goals for this exhibit is for americans to better understand what happens here in the capitol building and most investigations can follow a pattern of steps and recognizing that pattern in these historical examples here can help visitors see what's going on today. so the steps of of an investigation tend to repeat in most investigations. the first step is that something happens that causes congress to want to get more information. it can be a disaster. it can be an event. it can just be growing awareness of a problem. but whatever that spark is, congress decides that there's there's a reason it needs to investigate. after after that happens, then there is another step. the authorization to investigate standing committees can inves

elections have taken place, results show the congress national alliance has secured 49 out of 19 seats on the set to form a new government fall into his ruling party to p. j. p is trading behind is 29 seats around 9000000 people and it's quote, to vote. you can see that locals took to the st, celebrating the outcome was called the live now to pro, to run john 1st john list on the research of the robot. the research and communication center. welcome to the program. it's nice to have you with us. um, i mean, i suppose the 1st thing i have to ask you, i mean the 1st election that in a decade, how significant is this moment for the region extend this significant for the out of the country? first of all, it states that the debate about democracy as data in the last couple of years. number one, law and daughter is insured for the 1st time in many, many days. that's where the people are coming all and watching center. there was most of them all, it was close by that goes and they have enjoy life. that's all the elections, local body, elections, bottom and election, and ask them the election of uh, the, uh, uh these uh, you know, the, the, so the governme

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system and of utilizing irregular channels and private parties accountable to no one on matters of national security, while ignoring the congressnd even the traditional agencies of executive foreign policy making. and we're joined by jim townsend, director of the levin center for oversight and democracy. mr. townsend, did senator in a ways i hate to use this word, but gravitas help establish the committee as a important, legitimate committee? no question. the way he approached his his position as chair of the his commitment to being bipartisan. by all accounts, the work that was done by the staff and by the members behind the scenes in the investigation that led up to the hearings and during the hearings, it was really a very credible effort. and that all began with, in a ways, as i mentioned before, his stature as a war hero and his just demeanor and his strong and close relationships with many of his colleagues in the senate, including some very prominent republicans. he was very close to senator dole, who ultimately, of course, ran ran for president. that kind of those kind of relationships gave him the ability to to work cl

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so unfortunately during this century as we've discussed, neither party has cared about the national debt. when i left congressf that reversing from either of these two candidates' programs? >> reversing would be too strong a word, but one is certainly preferable to the other. let's put this in context and show the mess we're in, and a little bit of how we kind of got here. if we go back to 2007, i.e., before the financial crisis, the congressional budget office actually thought our debt to gdp ratio, which is how we measure the sustainability of our debt, we thought it would be going down. 40%. thought it would be going down to around 20%. that seems quaint now. then you have the financial crisis and since the financial crisis, every year, the congressional budget office has projected that the debt would be higher than it thought the previous year, and so now we're all the way up here where on the present course and speed, the cbo says we could reach 120%, which would be the any recent history, but also in all of our history including world war ii when we had to take on a lot of debt for very, very important

congress the extraconstitutional of the party system. it considers all those in light of the constitution prioritizing of national unity.inally in the last chapter what unity actually means in light of all of that. not going to march youou through all that were here for a conversation but instead let me offer you five quick propositions that emerge from concerning the constitution in this particular particular light but propositions some of the pillars of the argument of the book all of which are now contested urges unfamiliar. the first proposition is the nature of unity itself in a free and diverse society. it emerges from what seems to be a contradiction in the thinking of james mattis particular. madison is among the framers thought most abouton division infection unity. at the central purpose it was not alone in that. forming in a more perfect union is the first stated purpose of the constitution. the third or so in the federalist papers are all about thean need for union. and yet, mass and also thanks unanimity, but we would think of as agreement is impossible in a free society. on any subject of real significance

party nation and that's their goal. we need to defeat them. david: i'm getting a wrap and if kamala harris is becoming president and quantimeter both houses of congressnd some way through executive order she could, the same way they're doing stuff with executive order on student loan to bring us back to the beginning, that could deal with tax policy that should go through congress but could she find some emergency way of spending to get her outside of that? >> again, they're brazen in the lawlessness. david: contested care about supreme court decisions and going ahead with it anywhere or trying to. senator ron johnson, thank you very that. coming up, more embarrassing moments for the kamala harris 60 minute interview on the border crisis and flip-flop and dha secretary chad wolf when kudlow continues. ♪ ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ jardiance! -it's a little pill with a ♪ ♪ big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to seeee, ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c! ♪ jardiance works twenty-four seven in your body to flush out some sugar. and for adults with type 2 diabetes and

nation's most prolific and damaging liar. trump sun match. he not only has a dreadful record himself. he normalized lying in the republican party. members of congressghtening number of state and local officials have adopted his disdain for the truth parroting his false talking points, repeating the big lie. joining me now is bill adair, professor of journalism and public policy at duke university. creator of politifact and the author of this new book. why republicans do it more and how it can burn down our democracy. it's not hyperbole. that title gets to the meat of it. you write the following. it's time tole visit lying to be a key attribute that's discussed in campaigns. a politicians score with fact checkers. if they get a lot of false ratings they should be asked about it. journalists should mention their record in candidate profiles and opponents should bring it up during debates. amen, bill adair. i check donald trump's score. it's abysmal. 19% pants on fire. 203 claims. i mean you guys that are tuning in from home, you can see that on the screen. bill, those numbers are abysmal. do voters really care if trump appeals to their emotions becau

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congress wouldn't stop him? >> the problem we face as a nation is bigger than donald trump, the candidate and the president. it's trumpism that has infected the republican party. so it gives you enablers like jd vance and also mitch mcconnell, lindsey graham, and go down the list of people, republicans who know better but have decided that they are okay with donald trump really shredding the constitution if it means republicans have a shot at winning and serving in power. the problem is there is also no payback for them. donald trump is fiercely unloyal and they have no policies they're advancing, and it's minority power. this is a man who never won the popular vote and this year will likely get 48% of the vote, but it remains a real threat. look, my wishful thinking and i realize i even think this might happen, when you mention the generals who worked for him, the joint chiefs who worked for him, if they really think he is dangerous to the nation, i think their honor is now on the line as well to have some type of press event that breaks the news cycle and at least reaches medium and low information voters and says, we believe this man truly is a danger, not

national committee and everyone said that is wrong, that shouldn't happen. so the mccain feingold bill outlawed unlimited contributions to the political parties. the problem was embers of congress still needed to raise millions of dollars for their campaigns and they couldn't get it. they needed to raise money in smaller increments. you can give a million-dollar check, but individuals or corporate lobbyists could write checks. checks. community to raise a whole ton of $1000 checks. lobbyist had tons of clients and colleagues. so lobbyists became the powerbrokers because members of congress couldn't get the million dollar checks from the rnc but they could get 50,000 or 150,000 from lobbying. so that well-intentioned reform to get rid of big money in politics elevated the importance of lobbying in the process. >> which is not what they intended. >> another good, well- intentioned reform was you remember jack abram off, after the scheduling 2006, congress passed a law that aims to break the ties between lobbyists and lawmakers deemed to clbe too close to that. and the law said that if you are a registered lobbyist can you can't buy a member of congress anything of value. you can'

federalism and the congress, the presidency, the courts also the extra constitutional institution of the party system it considers all of those in light of the constitution's prioritizing of national unity. and finally, in its last chapter, it tries to think about what unity actually means in light of all of that. now, i'm not going to march you through all of that here, and we are here for a conversation. but let me instead offer you five quick propositions that i think emerge from considering the constitution in this particular peculiar or light propositions that are some of the pillars of the argument of the book, and all of which are now contested, or maybe just unfamiliar. the first proposition is really about the nature of unity itself in a free and diverse society, it emerges from what seems to be a kind of contradiction in the thinking of james madison, in particular. madison is the figure among the framers who i think thought most about division and cohesion and faction and unity. he values unity enormously, and he thinks it's an essential purpose of the constitution. and he wasn't alone in that forming a more or more perfect union is, as i said, the first stated purpose

national committee and everyone said that is wrong. it shouldn't happen. so the bill outlawed those unlimited contributions to the political parties. the problem was, members of congress still needed to raise millions of dollars for campaigns and they couldn't get it through political parties these million-dollar checks. they need to raise money in smaller increments. you can't give a million-dollar check, individuals or corporate lobbyists could write checks of $1000 or $2000, at the time it was $1000. in order to raise $1 million you need to raise $1000 checks. who knew people to raise that? lobbyists. the new the corporate executives, they had tons of clients. a bunch of colleagues. lobbyists became power. because members of congress couldn't get the $1 million check from the rnc but they could get $150,000 from lobbyists. so, that well-intentioned reform to get rid of big money in politics elevated the importance of lobbyists. >> which is not what they intended. >> another good -- another well- intentioned reform, after the jacket sambo -- congress passed a law that aim to break the ties between lobbyists and lawmakers were deemed to be too close at that time. the

national committee. and everyone said, you know, that's wrong. that shouldn't happen. so the mccain-feingold outlawed those unlimited contributions to the political parties. so the problem was members of congress still needed to raise millions of dollars for their campaigns. they couldn't get through the political parties. these dollar checks they needed to raise money in smaller increments. so the last ad that why you can't give $1,000,000, jack individuals, corporate lobbyists could write checks of, 1000 or 2000. the limit changes year, i think at the time is 1000. so in order to raise $1,000,000, you need to raise a whole $200,000 checks. and who knew people who could raise that kind of money lobbyist did. lobbyists knew all the corporate executives had tons of clients. they had a bunch colleagues. so lobbyists became these powerbrokers because members of congress couldn't get the million dollar check from their rnc, but they could get $50,000 or $150,000 from lobbyists. so that well-intentioned reform to sort of get rid of big money in politics elevated the importance of in the process, which not what they would have done not intended. yeah and another good now another well-intentioned ref

national paid leave program for new parents. governor walz if you said democrats win both the white house and congress, it's a day one party for you pay workers while their w home taking care of ther newborns? you have two minutes. >> it is negotiable and that is how congress works. here's what the deal is american sitting out there right now you might work for a big company we are home to minnesota form of the largest fortune 500 countries and kamala harris knows that in california but they provide paid family medical leave. one is i think it's moral it's a good thing but also gives employees healthy. we, inss minnesota past paid family medical leave. you have a child, you. i had to go back to work five days after my kids are born for this allows you to stay home a certain amount of time. what we know is that it's a child off to a better start with the family works better, we say in their place to get more consistency in that. so kamala harris is made it a priority we implemented in minnesota and we see growth. that is how you become a pro-business date. but the negotiations on and here's the issue the big companies are able to o