ready ready ah, my father founded the sudan people's liberation movement. the s p l m in 1983. ready with my mother by his side, he led an armed struggle against an islamic fundamentalist government based in the north of the country. oh, for the self determination of the people in the south and democratic transformation of the whole country. it was a civil war characterized by ethnic as well as religious differences. but the majority of people in the north identifying as arab and muslim and a majority of people in the south identifying as african and christian ah, oh, i wish i a a in 2005. the s gillan and the sudanese government signed in historic peace agreement aah! with with with my father became vice president. it looked as though he was going to deliver on the promise of deliberations. people were elated full of coping, but it didn't last long. on the morning of july 31st 2005, the world woke up to the shocking news of the death of doctor john cra. he had been sworn in as the 1st vice president aust sedan, becoming the 2nd most powerful person in the country. or my father

from regular shelling from the dry side near the front-line and liberated settlements, food supplies are interrupted, russian military people 'sver humanitarian aid. these are products, medicines, essentials, fuel, igor pikhanov lead. students of commercial universities accredited by the state and also, women within the framework of partial mobilization will not be called about this. sergei shoigu , together with the mayor of the capital, the head of the moscow region , reported that he had seen the camp of reservists based on the patriot center. evgeny will tell how the mobilized are being prepared. personnel are being trained in the patriot centers near moscow avangard checked defense minister. i talked to the soldiers. well, i was six weeks old, someone came later. answering a question from journalists, sergei shoigu clarified that there was no talk of mobilizing women, as well as students of private commercial universities. we don't assume. we're not going to pass the woman a preparatory decision. uh, the president's additions. you know that by presidential decree, students of the state mobilization service are not involve

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people desire to do that. i say wait for the facts. but one fact that we know is that crime in that city is off the charts. and that the liberal d.a.'s office, which has now some changing people in it, has been problematic in terms of getting that so-called swift justice. this does not happen in a place where crime isn't hitting everybody. if it has one thing clearly it can hit anybody. we'll wait for the motive to come in but those are the facts, too. >> san francisco is a city that is no stranger to violent crime, which has been rising over the last couple of years. so the questions that we need answered here and we expect to get answered in about an hour and 15 minutes when the san francisco police department holds a press conference, we understand from the a.p. it was specifically targeted, the pelosi house. was it specifically targeted by a criminal who wanted to burglarize it and thought the pelosis were not at home or was it specifically targeted because the assailant was politically motivated to do harm to the pelosi's property and perhaps to the pelosis themselves. harm was indeed done to paul pelosi. those are the major que

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t bethe liberal ruling classesdt really didn't want people to notice what wahe s going on there . disconten >> there's been a kind of discontented, silent majoritnt y for a while that's been divided among a number of different conservative parties. but italy was really hit hard by the migrant crisis in recenti years. it's really stagnated economically. salaries haven't gone up in about 30 years, something like that. . therso there was a lot of elemee there to be put together into vo a conservative victory. and that's come about. >> they've been running a psyop . >> tha t history only moves to the left. and i'm just i'm stealing that line because it's absolutely the truest thing that happened. >> thank you. for news. after the break, kamala harris ,the torch is now taking a hiatus. and co-host sharon osborne defended piers morgan over meghan markle. sharon osborne was fired from the top. >> her exit from the talk made headlines around the world. growing up, my father's family web absolutely penniless. it was a new format for television. >> she takes her stuff off the stage. she col

s no structure of it . but ted has not been met with with welcome hands from everyone, especially the t p. i love that t grey people's liberation front. a very watson calling with regards to the situation in ethiopia is the lack of representation from eritrea, which has also said it is true to fight alongside the troops of the if the o, p, and federal government. aaron tree will some power. and i said that it really came into the assistance of prime minister, the argument, and it really pushed back on some of the games that were made initially in this fight. the fight that started in november 2020 the tpl i've had really made significant grounds. and there was a point when they were 100 kilometers away from the capital, addis ababa. but that is not where we now through the help was eritrea. the federal government of the d. o pos, able to push back on those. and as we speak, the federal government is now in control of major cities and towns in the t gray region. and they look like they have the upper hand with regards to the war playing itself out. and one can only wonder how that hand plays itself out during the peace negotiati

s no structure of it. but that has not been met with with welcome hand for everyone, especially the t p. i love that t gray people's liberation front and is one of the reasons why they've, why they pushed forward with the election back in 2020. and that the carry on now with their fights with regard to that. but a very important call with regards to the situation in ethiopia is the lack of representation from eritrea, which has also said it is true to fight alongside the troops of the if the o, p, and federal government, $11.00 the just how much power they wield and just how much they should be part of these discussions because if they are actively involved in the fight, but they are not at the peace table. 11 does just how much they can agreed on with it. it goes to with regards to peace in the region, but also, you know, not including an active member of this war entry out, will some power. and i said that it really came into the assistance of prime minister, the argument, and it really pushed back on some of the games that were made initially in the fight. the fight that started in november 2020 the tpl i've had really mad

people's assembly do in sevelov 's assembly? what is its place in the system of separation of powers, that is, questions concerning the activity, and not the meaning of this institution. the liberalc party of belarus today filed a lawsuit with the international criminal court against poland for preparing an act of aggression against our country, western neighbors - they do not even hide it. so, in a number of polish media, even official ones, information appeared about training in armed formations in order to establish control on the territory of belarus and change the constitutional order through armed force. the combat training center is located directly in poland, where the fighters receive military equipment and financial support, polish and american instructors work with them. the training of such groups is an act of aggression against our countries, therefore, today we are turning to the international criminal court to bring these persons to criminal responsibility. lawyers have done a great job. everything is proven and the most important thing is to prove. you don't even need to. no one in poland is stopping all this talk that there will be an invasion of the territory, o

liberal government of president with odyssey o. s. liter. see the results of the senses would enable much needed funds to reach the cities. 2000000 people say info from sammy high. we want a better quality of life. the census is carried out every 10 years. if there is no census, there is no progress in health, education, or infrastructure. our region is growing, but we are being left behind. ah, but it may not all be about money. some believe though supporting the sense is want it to be taken in 2023. so results will be available 2 years later when national elections i scheduled. and that could lead to more seats and parliament and more influence across the santa cruz region. well, protesters. com for more strikes. the president has called for com. the government says holding the census in 2024 will deep politicize the process and assure a higher degree of accuracy. the critics are skeptical cateel. this of the yan elders. yeah. pot workers and chilly have gone on stove for 48 hours to demand a better working conditions. more than 6 and a half 1000 people are taking part in the strike. it affects most of the countries $23.00 ports workers h

people haven't spent time ind i england. just kind of write it off. so it's liberal, butte i it' s beautiful. they're great people.l, gre and i think weat have to have a mantra. no state left behind. there's no reason connecticut has to be in this situation. has thinone at all.right. >> that's right.s no life does not have to be this cf way. eel we can change itno can feel normal again. awe're not asking for extravagances. we just want t o be able to feed our kids, heat our homes, go toa work with a full tank of gas and not think twice about that is not too much to ask. and and we can change. e an it's time to change. goingm the woman that's to bring change to connecticut. >> larry, you're so courageous and brave to be doing what you're doing, but you have big money on the other side. g u haveand that's senator richd blumenthal, who was most recently expressing frustration at saudi arabia for not bailing out the democrats on the high gas prices. >> watch thi s humongous blundersaudis t by the saudis that is againstir their own self-interest. as well as the threat to the global economy. >> the

they are people that started as a gang that was supposed to physically beat liberals on the street with yourh bare hands bt by george floyd summer, everybody had an ar 15.s everybody had a body armor. everybody was going out and spending a thousand dollars on a combat helmet and wearing size 52 pants. that was very common by that point. but what was happening was that name, titus was forming and that stands for the trump insurgency in the united states to where it wasn't about being a hawaiian shirt and preaching as acceleration, that is a given. it wasn't about being a keeper and believing that the entire government is out to get you. it wasn't about standard operating procedures. that's a given. it's about your loyalty to donald trump and if you were loyal to donald trump, you already subscribed to all of those things. you hated black lives matter and an enemy like al qaeda and isis that in your head you may need to have a gun battle with. another thing people were a bit isbout quite there was always the survivalist world but they were talking about things breaking down so badly asked one good analyst on the internet said. a world without rule of law.

people are starting now. it 's just mean and low alexander will there be any tightening measures against speculators. uh, it would be great if there was a recovery fund, there for the donbass and the liberatedsee how transparent it is that all these fines, there confiscations go to this single account, they are spent from it, and everything would be clear people as well, as it would be clear people, if we had the authorities of many regions, uh, adopted the positive experience, there is the belgorod region. these are the guys, because the belgorod region. this is lyosha pavlichenko, yes, the boy in the tank shliss understands, in general, that now with his own eyes this yaroslav in every region there are not only boys or girls. there are just people who need to be presented. here they are our new heroes. there, i don’t know, one can poetically name the heroes of the new russian spring. don't these bloggers don't know how it's a star. so-and-so or the advertising star there is toilet paper, which we had before, so to speak, here they went to star their star dust everywhere, and there are normal people who you need to be equal to, who you are proud of and they need to be promoted, they need t

also, by the way, one of the nicest people in all of washington who is making traditionally liberal pointsl ps about war, not all wars are bad or war is never necessary. s pa in warsipated personally. she's merely saying and has said dozend hass of timest don' on television that wars thatbene don't benefit the unitedfi states are probably a bad idea for us to engage in. that's she said. and for that, shd e was run out of town . and why is that? why is that such an say unacceptable thing to say? well there is, of course, becausenefr there's a pattern here. wa certain people do benefit from wars and they want more . so three years after that debate, another us funded regime change war is underway. and that is exactly what's happening this time. our stated goarel is removing nt some third world dictator was who might have wmd, but removing a guy who wasworl the world's largest nuclead'r630 stockpile. >> sixty three hundred nuclear warheads, vladimir putin. ce a and once againga, because tulsie gabbard has questioned the wisdom of this complete lunacy, democrats are accusing. her of working for vladimirnt putin. so if you want to know what the democratice p

liberal government of president with odyssey o. s. liter. see, the results of the senses would enable much needed funds to reach the cities. 2000000 people say and so from very high we want better quality of life. the census is carried out every 10 years. if there is no sense as there is no progress in health, education, or infrastructure, our region is growing, but we are being left behind. ah, but it may not all be about money. some believe though supporting the sense is wanted to be taken in 2023. so results will be available 2 years later when national elections are scheduled. and that could lead to more seats in parliament and more influence across the santa cruz region. while protesters for more strikes, the president has called for com. the government says, holding the census and 2024 will deep pollutants find the process and ensure a higher degree of accuracy. but critics are skeptical cartier little fissile. the young elders here as civil society groups, trade unions and students have been protesting and sri lanka, capital about the countries dire economy are also angry. that earlier protests were harshly suppressed challenges facin

liberal d.a. in this country. in los angeles, the list goes on. it is outrageous there's a blood on the hands of these d.a.'s speed that men should still be in prison. peoplell be alive till this day if he had not been let out. that is the way we roll these democratic cities in america. >> the comments as if someone doesn't once maybe they would do it again. that shot i want to get to undelete selden. let's put up a poll of what's going on in new york right now. as you can see at home a little bit of the uptick 45.3% in the margin of error basically a statistical tie there. let's listen to something lee zeldin said on fox and friends this morning. >> we are talking about how we can fight crime, maker streets and subways safer. they want to change the subject. they do not want to talk about it. now they have yielded the entire ground to us what we said they're talking but hey what can we do to repeal and remove d.a. suit will not enforce all the looking for a leadership not for people in government to tell them there's nothing to see here. >> a shot if anyone knows a thing or two about the crime in new york, lee zeldin was almost stabbed to death than there

first political people on there there was a guy by the name of carl benjamin 's name on utah u2 was sardonic and he was a popular youtube or and he was old-school british classical liberal for the most part and he did a lot of historical videos and things of that nature and he was funding his show on patreon as well one day without notice he got an email from patreon that his channel had been shut down and this is where he was making his whole living and he was extremely popular onthere, making thousands of dollars , supporting his family on their etc. what had happened was they had found out he had said the n-word not on his patreon channel nor on the youtube channel that he was using it to find but on someone else's youtube channel and not only that, he had used the n-word not to be offensive, not as a pejorative. he had used it to mock the people who use that language. he was actually going after the people on the all right who use words like the n-word that he happened to actually just say the word to mock them for saying it. i felt this was a bridge too far. the idea they can shut down your channel for something you didn't even do on their site nor on the channel t

listen to the liberal democrats and other people who are putting forward a more positive alternative, then i think we could turn the corner. thank you very much. joining me now is anand menon — he�*ss, it will be whether it is acceptable to their own members. the party is divided on these choices.— members. the party is divided on these choices. something i raised with ed davey. — these choices. something i raised with ed davey, a _ these choices. something i raised with ed davey, a lot _ these choices. something i raised with ed davey, a lot of _ these choices. something i raised with ed davey, a lot of the - with ed davey, a lot of the reversals we have seen so far have been absolutely pushed from within the conservatives�* own ranks. will we see more of that given that a lot of these mps in various constituencies up and down the uk looking at their inboxes, constituents talking about the cost of living crisis, and they will be thinking about their chances come the next election?— thinking about their chances come the next election? absolutely. the current economic _ the next election? absolutely. the current economic climate, - the next election? absolutely. the current economi

the liberal democrats argued there was a cost of living crisis way before the conservatives acted, way before rishi sunak acted. and the problem was rishi sunak�*s approach didn't give peopleur schools. and we can ensure that people's benefits and pensions go up with inflation. that would be the fair package. everything we have seen from the conservatives and from rishi sunak suggest they won't do that. i conservatives and from rishi sunak suggest they won't do that.- suggest they won't do that. i don't know. we don't _ suggest they won't do that. i don't know. we don't know— suggest they won't do that. i don't know. we don't know yet - suggest they won't do that. i don't know. we don't know yet whether| know. we don't know yet whether jeremy hunt will remain as chancellor, but his indication last week was that some kind of windfall tax might be on the table now. would you welcome that if he was prepared to accept something along those lines? ~ , . to accept something along those lines? , . , . , lines? well, the liberal democrats were the first _ lines? well, the liberal democrats were the first party _ lines? well, the liberal democrats were the first party to _ lines? w