it was assumed that there would be no a conviction, not according to the probability of the same newsweek, not a conviction, not accordingly an accusation, there will be either a discrepancy or partial, or , accordingly, a postponement of the trial, by the way, trump, apparently, will try to make appeals precisely on the procedural component, and there the probability is also assessed, how much it will be possible to postpone this process accordingly, which is why from this point of view, as it were... the majority of those who make these forecasts did not say that happens, happened, well, i remind you, the general position of the american market was, that is, as if all us citizens thought so in everything that needs to be known, the awareness of those, this suggests that this leads to very serious changes, why and today bloomberg , in fact, the main component leads there, talks about the following, the mobilization of the electorate occurs , it happens, and the famous american expression, it happens, well, if you miss it. in fact, the problem here is a little different, that is, this is

, newsweek, publication in newsweek, let's see, this is about whether they understand what is happeningion of a long-standing taboo on nuclear threats may not be a bluff. andrei nikolaevich, they understand that the nuclear threat is entering the field, that is, it is already on the field, it is warming up, by and large, this whole story that sergei borisovich spoke about, that is, this step has already been raised to it. they are firing missiles at russian territory because it is impossible to consider crimea and the liberated territories, if not the territories of the russian federation, it is even according to the constitution that they don’t consider it that way, they don’t bother us at all, excuse me here, it turned out that germany considers srebrenica as genocide, does not consider the blockade of leningrad as genocide , this is a wonderful feeling inside yourself, but these are not our problems. the germans wanted to blockade leningrad for their own reasons, and you know, it’s a very wonderful story, because when it comes to the blockade of leningrad, well, excuse me, then there

or you may have listened her as the host of the kristal knight podcast hosted by newsweek. she is a graduate of the howard university journalism program. knight is also a political operative, founded the voting rights nonprofit, organized tennessee. so please me in welcoming to politics and prose union market valerie bauman and kristal knight. good evening. hello. and before we get into the conversation, i know, valerie, you wanted give us a little bit of background and do a reading before we actually have our about the question and answers as well. you know, keep it short. just i think that was a great introduction. thank you so much. i just for little bit more background i was 38 in the middle of the pandemic. i realized i was out of time. it was now or never. now, four years later, i'm actually pregnant finally and have a baby the way very soon. and it's just been a really long, strange journey and. i came across this world and i just realized it was a story i had to tell. so i'm going to read just a little bit about some of the legal aspects this and this is from 11 of

the american publication newsweek reported a significant increase in the production of atcoms missiles in this country. according to the announcement of the head of logistics and technology procurement of the us army, this increase in production is aimed at sending more missiles of this type have been sent to ukraine. the united states started delivering hames attack missiles to ukraine in september of last year and aimed at russian territory with these missiles. previously , the united states refused to deliver long-range missiles to ukraine so that kiev could not target russian territory with american weapons. in the past days, the russian army has announced the targeting of dozens of ams missiles on its borders with ukraine. the number of victims of floods and landslides in kenya has increased to 228 with the addition of 9 more victims in the last 24 hours, according to kenyan officials. it forced about 215 thousand people to leave their homes. residents of low-lying areas and steep slopes have also been warned about floods and landslides. flooding of roads and destruction of roads

the american publication newsweek reported a significant increase in the production of atocoms missilesthis country. this increase in production was done with the aim of sending more missiles of this type to ukraine. with these missiles, the firing range of ukraine increases and enables this country to target russian territory. before this, the united states did not deliver missiles. long-range missiles to ukraine were avoided so that kiev could not target russian territory with american weapons. the philippines and the united states held a joint military exercise in the south china sea. this exercise after that it was held that the us and the philippines accused china of dangerous actions in regional waters, and the philippines claimed. clashes between philippine and chinese ships have increased in the south sea. the chinese president called for the strengthening of strategic coordination between china and the european union. ping, who went on an official trip to paris, the capital of france, in a tripartite meeting with french president macron and the president of the european commiss

saqai biri pointed to newsweek and the headline that she had published in the studio. that is, the direct message that i had mentioned, the direct message of hazrat agha in this letter, what indicators should the media publish from this letter, what spaces and reflections should they put in their own media ? the title of this letter is an example of being proud of the supreme leader and that a high-ranking official of the country is aware of these movements and observes them very well. it announces the awakening of conscience and the turning of new history in the direction of civilization. thank you very much for your explanation zahir sadat mirjafari, a media activist in the international field, i say goodbye to you. the media line looks different even though it has more than 14 million and 400 thousand visitors in less than 48 hours. it will happen in the coming days, in addition to the fact that they could not boycott the news and could not show these aspects of the reception in a kind of dim light, it is true and certainly angry. these figures are known that the am

it won’t work, russian ambassador to washington anatoly antonov pointed out in an interview with newsweekey themselves do not allow negotiations to proceed, but they blame moscow for this. we consider the statement by representatives of the us administration, about russia’s alleged lack of readiness for peace negotiations with ukraine, a deliberate attempt to turn everything upside down. let me emphasize that any russian-ukrainian agreements must take into account the situation on the ground. leaving or retreating. excluded. let me remind you that there is a constitution of russia. the borders of our state, which includes new subjects of the federation, are clearly marked there. if russian proposals for peace negotiations will again be ignored by washington, then the ukrainians will lose much more territory than now. in paris, there was a massacre of fans, including the burning of a fan bus. more on that after the short one. the state has abolished fees for transfers between accounts in different banks. from may 1, russians can transfer their money from one bank to another for free, the l

newsweek mentioned the same issue with you find out why the great leader of the islamic revolution used this method . to convey the message for whatever he wants to the american student, he actually chooses to convey it. we also had it in 1993. if we go back to the background and history, yes. yes, and last time we spoke to the youth, the general youth of western countries , the point is that exactly this movement of the western youth against zionism has been going on for years , maybe 20 years since we had this movement and now we are seeing the fruits of it. we can see the result of it in the scene of american universities, this is the main reason why we did not see this earlier it is that the dominant media will not allow the developments to be made public until they have reached their peak and are fully exposed as a volcano. we need to look for alternative ways to communicate with the resistance nuclei that are in it is everywhere in the world and writing a letter is one of these methods, that is, you can see the dominant media that if you go back and look at the history of these fo

so, david is a veteran journalist a frequent contributor to newsweek vanity fair, the new york timesook reew, the new york times review of books for several years. he a weekly column for the new york times entitled the bar. among his books are dreadful the short life and gay of john horn burns beyond glory. joe louis versus max schmeling and a world on the brink undo influence. the epic battle for the johnson and johnson fortune. elizabeth and zel, two women of little rock study of two women associated with the disagree gation crisis surrounding little rock ctral school in 1957 and strange fruit. the biography of a song which chronicles the history and cultural relevance of the song. margolick is at work on a book about sid caesar and your show of shows to be published by ashokan random house. please give a warm welcome to david margolick. well well. than very much for that. nice introduction and thanks. i think to michael for an impossible act to follow. i don't have any song to sing. for one thing. i want to thank harold and paul for inviting me to this wonderful event and reminding m

and in all 7 of the swing states, there was a newsweek poll showing overwhelming support by the campus protesters for our college students. more generally for the palestinian cause. all of this bodes very poorly for jo bite. and when we think about the november election, and it's really good to get your thoughts on this, we appreciate to mohammed on last week. thank you very much. and next, what is any military is demolishing the home of a palestinian prisoner in the occupied west by and not even subordinate. it was detained to join the rate in february, video shows heavy machinery and troops entering bait. omar and northern, have it on so long, it has been in and out of jail for 10 years, held under administrative detention. and just really forcing some fields. the 27 year old palestinian summit romana and the upgrade on the loss of refugee job is really, i mean, satellites have killed at least $498.00 palestinians in the occupied westbank since the start of the war on gun ser film. during of how much has it as to the solving is really captive in gaza? it says 51 year old british nati

we were bigger than "newsweek."," we uncover more dirt than anyone except possibly this hoover cleaner with attached tools and hose. it may even get more dirt than we do. ♪ when we had a major front page and it sold really well, i maybe had 10 minutes of euphoria. then i would remember i had to find a great front page that was gonna sell 4 1/2, 5 million copies. so every single week, it just went on and on and on like that. reporter #5: when his body was found last week, police said john belushi at the age of only 33 had died of natural causes and that there was no foul play. when somebody dies, it's like, "okay. let's bad-mouth them as much as possible. let's put it in the 'enquirer.'" john belushi dying was a big story, but we always wanted to do the story behind the story. that's what sold papers. so i picked two really great reporters. tony brenna and i, who was my partner in that. i think haley was a very competent journalist, even by "enquirer" standards. we wanted to know what happened that night, and there w

jeremy, now to discuss this is about to younger sar. guarantee is the opinion editor at newsweek and believes that is really military's conduct and gaza has been just thank you for joining us. let's talk about what's going on right now. israel has killed nearly 35000 palestinians number that includes more than a 13000 children the head of the world food program now has stated that then the northern guys entered a mode of full blown famine. you made the case that israel had the right to respond to the october 7th for master techs. at this point though, do you see is real response as proportional? yeah, absolutely. um, 1st of all, the numbers that you cited we get from had asked which, you know, has an interest in inflating the numbers. in fact, how nice itself released to report on telegram about a month ago in which it stated that it cannot account 411000 of the people that they thought had been killed. effectively reducing the number to 22000 by how mass is own count. what proportion it means is, it's not the proportion of civilian casualties on either side that we are comparing pro

so you put that out there and, you know, newsweek knows this and they're mad at me for other reasons, of course. and the put this out there and all of a sudden it gives somebody ministration, you know, an excuse to spying me, which they already are but, and have been over the last several years. you know, i was discussing this all day with a legal end media analyst lying on. he says that washington does whatever it wants when it comes to eaves dropping on its own citizens and the americans should know big brother is watching the leaders of countries give interviews. i know alert the massive m no worry, am i missing something seriously? i'm thinking maybe i was maybe i've had a stroke or something in my ability to understand this has been through some his scheme the cause i don't understand what he did. and the best part is if you're going to spy on somebody, usually this is a pre text. what kind of a spying organization spy out of don't wait until he signs the phone, he'd do it none. none of that makes any sense to pay it turned on the god man, the thing though, do you think the us be

so you put that out there and you know, newsweek knows this and they're mad me for other reasons, of course. and the put this out there and all of a sudden it gives somebody ministration, you know, an excuse to spying me, which they already are but, and have been over the last several years. yeah, i break mine for saying these, well that's, that's close to live. now the legal, immediate, unless barriers, best line know line will great to get you on the show. but, you know, look the american media a bit spreading this news about carson's plans to host a show on a russian t v. you just heard the comment from taca. what's your take on this? well, i, i loved rory the way is that news week basically, either lied, made it up, was wrong, and i've been around for a while, a probably much longer than you sure. and i remember when people in the media was somebody screwed up, they said, well, we blew out one. we were wrong or somebody was fired. somebody was kicked out of the book, somebody because basically you are a journalist and you have this very simple task. did he or did he not sign a t

the hill, biden's weakness becomes bigger and bigger worry for democrats, newsweek, president biden isthe least popular president in 75 years, they can't ignore it any longer. >> 75 years is pretty stunning. that is an accomplishment. he vowed to bring the country together. he's doing that in opposition to everything about him and his administration but i think the end of the day the thing that will sink this president, going to turn people to donald trump is the incompetence of this white house, incompetent to have robert they niro show up, incompetent to have their peer offshore gaza sink into the water unable to deliver any aid, it is incompetent to spend billions and only produced 6 charging stations as pete buttigieg was factored over on the weekend. they can't shoot straight and i think that's a big problem for this white house, isn't going to get any better in the other thing the media really is ignoring is president biden doesn't know how to get from .80 point be without guidance and help. every day we see clips of him stumbling around, he is confused and that is not going to g

it was michael cohen and "newsweek" reporting this morning -- this afternoon, actually, putting out aent saying that in part, today was an important day for accountability and a rule of law. the truth always matters. i want to thank my attorneys for their invaluable guidance and support throughout this process. form a troubled lawyer who served as a key witness for the prosecution in that case told "newsweek." color on our no line, 34 counts guilty when it comes to the recordkeeping practices the jury considered. here is terry in florida. go ahead. caller: i disagree with the verdict. i think it is a travesty of justice. if you look, the laws in new york city were changed to allow this window of opportunity strictly for trump, and i see it as another a president. john f. kennedy was assassinated, and it was covered up for years. now we have another public assassination by the democratic party. it's a shame that we are where we are in this country. host: on our no line as well, if you are from florida. caller:■f■a this is absolutely another travesty of justice. hundreds of attorneys ha

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i was reading the headline in "newsweek" saying alvin bragg hasn't come close to proving what he' lidgeed. >> part of why he wasn't clear about alleging it. what's insidious about this, i want people to understand, bragg is a very smart guy. he is not incompetent. it is not that he doesn't know what he was doing. he was a top prosecutor in new york state. he was a prosecutor in my old office, the u.s. attorneys office in the southern district of new york. he knows the stuff he is doing here is improper. it is a completely political case and he hit the jackpot with judge merchan. i would like to believe, as jonathan was suggesting, that maybe he is having second thoughts. but every time i start to give in to that idea, a little birdie on my shoulder says if his daughter is making tons of money as a progressive activist who does campaign work for top democrats who define themselves by their loathing of donald trump, does he wants to be the judge who throws out the case against trump? i just don't see it. >> bill: okay, guys, stand by. guys and gals, stand by. we'll go on hold for a moment.

that don't get enough attention like the five fraternity brothers at unc it's been reported by "newsweekpost" in these brothers were being pelted and had to breathe through nothing by protesters, being taunted and with that they do think that the american flag before it hit the ground and they made sure that it was -- thank you to the greek organization for control thank you. >> did you see something that just happen right there, do you see the line of swat that is happening in portland, a is that campus you were talking about and emily knows that harry really was a university that is in the urban area, they had a line of agitators protesters and students remember we can't see anyone's faces except for one guy who is telling them to work out. and so the entire line of people in all of these young people that you see here is some of faces you can see are not exiting peacefully back i said something that did not look nice but whatever they are not having to use their clubs are having to hold the line wow. >> more "outnumbered" coming up next. >> it is the tenth anniversary of outnumbered a

. >> i'm going to root for newsweek wednesday it says do we need a world government the internationalleft much to be desired with the world health organization directoradirector general cannoe problems. on the contrary, who was responsible for helping china turn a one country epidemic into almost every country pandemic? could you expound on this force? >> yes. the world health organization it and generate ninth statement and generate 14 tweets told the world covid-19 was not readily transmissible human to human. w.h.o. knew it was highly contagious. knew it was highly contagious because taiwan on december 31 of 2019 informed the w.h.o. in writing that it was highly contagious and also w.h.o. senior doctors especially maria a virologist actually knew this was like mers and that is her specialty the respiratory syndrome and it was highly transmissible. and yet the w.h.o. took china's position and put it up to the world. that little old a lot of health officials including american ones into not taking precautions they could have. arthel: why would that organization do that? >> it is a gr

begrudgingly only two or three times in the inflation numbers do they say yes, that's untrue so you see in "newsweekfinally put a correction. they are literally fact-checking trump every time he comes out of the courtroom. they have cnn checker but in this case and this case the weenies are not home to do the work. this is why there's no faith in the objectivity of the court repress and why it's so important for all of us to hopscotch past trump for a moment to think about what is going to happen to our country if this keeps happening where we have fundamentally flawed policies, we have horrific ramifications for the working class, and then we have a series of lies to try to cover it up and the press just nods along? what is that mean? they are supposedly so worried about democracy, how is that helping an informed democracy? i'm not saying anyone is perfect, republicans are perfect or trump is perfect because republicans are not, but on the core level they are poisonous to the conversation, they are poisonous to the public at la large. at some point everyone has to say look, facts are facts. you can

we want to start with ai because it's been a busy, busy "newsweek." much more to come next week. about 4% since monday. and reddit soaring today on news that openai will use reddit content to trade chatgpt. could be a great revenue stream, tyler, for a lot of these companies. >> let's start with microsoft because it's next on deck for the big ai event next week. our steve coback with more on what we might see and hear from microsoft. >> we got two ai reveals down so far with two more to go. this week we got the latest from openai and google. starting monday it's microsoft's turn with its build developers conference. expecting a slew of ai announcements including new ai computers with qualcomm's first ever pc chip. plus, plenty on the software side like ai features in windows 11. and of course then there's co-pilot, microsoft's more key ai assistant. microsoft has been making a huge push to sell it to businesses this year, but it's not cheap. it's $30 per user per month. for now, investors, though, they have little clarity into how well co-pilot is selling despite all that hype fr

>> harris: you can read about it in "newsweek" but here's my point, we will be watching him, and he knows pressure points in this constellation around donald trump. it is fascinating how this man got on this case. this judge. >> emily: at the bottom of the screen you see that clock they've been delivering for one hour and 25 minutes and i have to imagine every minute the text by is a minute or so look be objecting to and the majority of the moon who knows what's going on but the real verdict that will be delivered will not be in the next few hours of the next few days it will be november 5th 2024 that's when you all see what they have to say. >> they may be ordering lunch right now you never know. >> emily: at the moment to moment coverage of the historic deliberation in the new york criminal trial continues to stay with us. postmenopausal osteoporosis and are at high risk for fracture, you can build new bone with evenity®. ask your doctor if you can do more than just slowing down bone loss with evenity®. want stronger bones? then build new bone; evenity® can help in just 12 months. eveni

included a decade with time magazine, followed by more than 20 years reporting and editing for for newsweek magazine. he also has taught writing and journalism, harvard and princeton. and these days, as you may have noticed, he keeps showing up here to moderating events for us for which we are grateful. so please join in welcoming talmage boston and evan thomas evan thomas. thank you. brad is a politics and prose the greatest bookstore there is? yes. a dream come true. it's been on my bucket list to come to this store. well, here we are. so you're a big lawyer. why? you become an historian. what happened? i grew up in a history family and from the time i was six and seven years old, which happened to coincide with the centennial of the civil war. there were a lot of documentaries on television, children's books about the civil war. abraham lincoln, who became a hero early on and is still my number one hero. and through the years, i kept reading, as brad mentioned. my first two books were about baseball history. and then after finish the second one, i realized i'd written about everything in

included a decade with time magazine, followed by more than 20 years reporting and editing for for newsweek magazine. he also has taught writing and journalism, harvard and princeton. and these days, as you may have noticed, he keeps showing up here to moderating events for us for which we are grateful. so please join in welcoming talmage boston and evan thomas evan thomas. thank you. brad is a politics and prose the greatest bookstore there is? yes. a dream come true. it's been on my bucket list to come to this store. well, here we are. so you're a big lawyer. why? you become an historian. what happened? i grew up in a history family and from the time i was six and seven years old, which happened to coincide with the centennial of the civil war. there were a lot of documentaries on television, children's books about the civil war. abraham lincoln, who became a hero early on and is still my number one hero. and through the years, i kept reading, as brad mentioned. my first two books were about baseball history. and then after finish the second one, i realized i'd written about everything in