face of the resistance groups in west asia such as hezbollah. first let me introduce our guests. paul rudy co-founder of the free palestine movement joins us from berkeley. also joining us is eve zangler, author and political activist from montreal. welcome to you both paul and rudy, i'll first start with. we're looking at the third time that the us has rejected this resolution uh, the last time i checked uh, thursday has started in new york, uh, i don't what time it is where you are, but i think it's where new york has to get together and for them to actually go through this. i'm looking at how every minute counts when it comes to this genocidal war. at the same time we're looking at semantics here. i think it's over cessation, uh, that is the problem for the us, they are opting for suspension uh. do you think, how do you view and assess the way that the us is uh positioning itself here when it comes to uh the un, which could result maybe in a possible cease fire? temporary one of that? well, i'm not sure it's just about the semantics, it's also, i think uh, from what i've heard about the

. >> and, paul, meanwhile, former trump lawyer rudy giuliani filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection after being ordered to pay $146 million for defaming two georgia election workers. in filing notes, giuliani has other lawsuits pending against them, he says is total estimated liability is between 100 and $500 million. what does this bankruptcy mean for all the suits? >> so, the bankruptcy will force more transparency about rudy's assets, it won't relieve him of his obligation to pay freeman and moss because there is an exception for intentional torts like defamation. jose, remember, rudy has assets, he's got the apartment in manhattan, the condo in florida, and money in the bank. so, freeman and moss will be in line with other people who giuliani owes money to, but at some point, they should recover some portion of the money that the jury awarded him. if the jury's verdict is upheld by an appellate court, rudy will be handing over his paychecks to miss moss and miss freeman until they get their $148 million. >> ken dilanian and paul butler, thank you, both, very much. >>> and joinin

. >> here to talk about what happened is former rudy giuliani staffer, mike paul, and former press secretary on giuliani's first mayoral campaign, ken friedman. thank you both for staying up with us. mike, put this into perspective, for us. the depths of how big of a fall this is for giuliani? >> let's start with a man who had the moniker, the name, the brand, america's mayor. by the way, given to him by a black woman. we will get into race for a little bit, by the name of oprah winfrey. in new york, at yankee stadium, of all places. going around the world. his ego started the fall right after 9/11. let me explain. the fire department union here, fdny, in new york, most people thought, rudy was always behind them. they were with rudy. he was always there for the police, as well as the police union. but, when it came time for the fire department to decide who they would back, at least a union, for president one, rudy decided to run, they made a commercial against him. people said, why would they do that? the reason why is because when it came time for them to come to rudy, to support him from

. >> here to talk about what happened is former rudy giuliani staffer mike paul and press secretary on his first campaign ken freeman. thank you very much for staying up with us. mike, put this into perspective for us. the depth of how big of a fall this is for giuliani. >> let's start with the man that had the name, america's mayor, given to him by a black woman by the name of oprah winfrey in new york, at yankees stadium. went around the world, his ego started to fall right after september 11. let me explain. the fire department's union here fdny in new york, most people thought rudy was behind them, they were with rudy, he was always there for the police as well as the police union. well, when it came time for the fire department to decide who they were going to back at least the union, for president, when rudy decided to run, they made a commercial against him. people said why would they do that? the reason why they did that is because when it came time for them to come to rudy and support them from a city, state and federal perspective, regarding getting money for those that got s

largely, a majority, minority paul -- this is more of rudy giuliani has gone.isdictional to jurisdiction. where they have created these conspiracies until these lies. is it places like atlanta, detroit, flint, places like philadelphia. it's in places like houston, dallas. what do they all have in common? every single one of them are majority minority populations in those cases. so it's not as if they're going to pick kansas, trying to discover election fraud, or des moines, iowa. they're going to all the places with large minority populations to try to discourage people from serving as poll workers, and as voting. for voting. >> i think that that's really well said. i think it's important to point it out, where this is occurring, and what the common thread is. anyone who is doubting the notion that white nationalism is fueling these types of attacks, and this narrative, these are irrefutable results and evidence. david, i want to turn to you. good old rudy giuliani. he did not is case. on monday, after the last day of the trial, he doubled down on his claims ag

rudy giuliani. look at what you're doing to him. look at sydney, paul. look at john ellis. look at others. right, wrong or indifferent, there was a time in this country when lawyers could be effective in to an in jealousy representing their, their clients. today you will have, you will be branded this bard dismembered discombobulated and for ever just a band and you'll be on to kind of get rid of g o l. but so you have all of these back and nothing. i've said again, nothing is in line to, to prepare the country for another election word this to happen again, word this extensible fraud, to be, to be evident who is doing anything to cover it up. i don't or i was that it was that about a minute left of steve. same question to you. i or give a reaction to lie don't if you like. yeah, well i got the as far as the candidates go. um i most democrats don't want joe biden to be the nominees. having said that, when you put a head to head with trump invite and you know, a lot of them do both provide, but trump wins by about 4 points. nikki haley, the former governor and former you in the us invested

paul. larudi, co-founder of free palestine movement from berkeley, if i'm not mistaken, mr. larudi, welcome to press tv. now, mr. rudi, the palestinan ambassador to the un, criticized the international criminal court for failing to issue any arrest warrants for israeli official over committing barbaric crimes against palestinians and also, speaking event at the un, palestinian ambassador matya as why the icc has yet to prosecute israel for violations of international law against palestinian. he said nine years we have been party to the icc and there's nine years of no consequences. ask what is taking so long? so if you could answer question. the answer to that question is quite simple: the ic is um is slave of the united states. the united states can prevent any actions by the icc can cause actions to be taken by the icc and it will not allow the icc to uh to find uh israeli government officials are guilty of genocide, if they um, if they watch israely officials go to gaza and film them killing 2ous people at one time, they still won't still, they still won't be indicted by the icc, so this is this is the obstacle, i

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