women's political association. for many decades, it was a filter for women running for elected and appointed positions in the us government. this was the trends program. all the best. in the braslav region, the lakes are bluer than the sky, which are right in the dense forest, where the stars shine, wash the creatures and light, and warn of autumn, the lakes are filled with charms woven, smiling in the sun, you look yourself, and never from the sea, the bottom, which is in a golden hazel, sing and would drink from them endlessly, filled the lakes, as not to see a year and more ... so and want to get along, so that not to know, mountains, seas, but never forget their lakes, loves the heart. pyatrus browka. this culture is unique for us, that it is important and useful for us, this is absolutely certain , there are a number of reasons for this, firstly, the climate that we have in the republic, it is comfortable enough for farmers to grow this crop, secondly, the yield from the mass of oilseeds, about 40% of the oil

well, the most patriotically minded part of the population. in order to attract many other political associations to their side, this turns out, for example, yesterday it became clear that jumblatt's group is very influential, well, it paid tribute, as they said, to the patriotic motives of hezbollah's actions, for the first time over a long period of time they began to restore their relations, that is, this the line works, that's it, but... but the war won't give much, here are the efforts aimed at showing that they, they are the most patriotic, yes, yes, here is to talk, to make some limited strikes, but they won't get anything out of a big war either, as for the impact on the world economy, what do you think, after all, if the conflict flares up and if strikes are carried out, first one, then another, how will this affect world oil prices and the world economy in general, well, world prices... according to the assessment somewhere from 8 to 12 dollars will increase, but for us something else is very sensitive, well , let's say, prices will increase, but other costs associated with insurance an

she was going to fly to russia to participate in the congress of her political association to meet with russian parliamentarians, but now she has been forced to cancel this visit. she is currently in direct contact with us. so, marina aleksanovna, hello. hello. marina aleksanovna, you have already said that the court's ban on leaving moldova did not come as a surprise to you, so what are you accused of, on what basis? the media that have disseminated the message that i am going to leave the country for an indefinite period of time, that's what in principle, the materials were attached to the prosecutors' petition, a little earlier i received a threat on my personal number on telegram with a photo of a bloody knife and a not very pleasant message, i won't even repeat it, but... after that, a few days later, because i didn't immediately notice this threat, i published it in my telegram channel and wrote about what was happening, i wrote that someone was threatening me for my political activities, trying to force me out of the country, and the right-wing press and some telegram channels, w

to what we saw with the republican party, we say public relations because basically the real politic. associated with identifying a nominee for a party uh has already been decided and decided by powerful forces within within those parties, so what we see is basically attempt to to mobilize for the democrats, the speech by biden was his farewell speech, but there was something really strange about that speech because part of what has to happen is one has to suspend reality, suspend reality from the fact that joe bidon didn't just step aside for the good of the party and the nation, joe biden was unceremoniously dumped by members of his own party in favor of, so this is the reality of of politics in the us, the basically ' "these kinds of kinds of determinations are made um and they construct a narratives around these candidates um and the population is supposed to just fall in line, there's no real competition, the third uh third parties and four parties have been completely eliminated from the process and let's let's talk about the chances of camillah haris being uh re-elected president biden sa

this document for... forms the basis for the political association and economic integration of ukraine and the european union. our goals for integration into the european union are based on the clear european choice of the ukrainian people and are enshrined in national legislation. at the same time, i am convinced that the united europe project will not be final until beyond its borders. such large european countries will be present and peoples, like the ukrainian people. meanwhile , putin held hostage the ukrainian economy, which was completely dependent on russian gas. he offered lower prices in the event of ukraine's accession to russia, or blackmailed by raising prices for blue fuel in the event of ukraine's accession to the european community. are you for or against the signing of the association agreement by ukraine? yanukovych began to delay the signing of the agreement, which surprised western politicians, it turned out that he received too favorable an offer from putin and threats that he did not european partners knew. the economic situation in ukraine is very difficult. the

washington could finance political associations, activists and involve tens of thousands of people in the case with relative impunity. the politically motivated case against telegram once again proves that ideas about freedom of speech in the west work only when it is beneficial to the current administration, both in washington and in brussels. there. by the way, they have already launched their own investigation, which, as the financial times writes, will most likely show that the platform underreported the number of users in the eu, and therefore, all these years violated the obligation to share data with the european commission. emil mirsayev, news. all two, to shine with new headphones. smartphones well, don't pay right away installment plan plus cashback here are three benefits 7:2 installment plan plus cashback emvideo eldorado chief expert on magnet technology. titbit 599 dog treat. magnet - the price is what you need. formula adaptek takayama motor oil protects the engine, instantly adapting to any mode of its operation. takayama - adaptive engine protection. to take on busine

so these can be triggered either by, i mean, historically, by political associations, a race and all that. and definitely for women who really, really, you know, succeed. so, and so what we're seeing in the last, i think decade sense the cast to so mania and trans athletes issue is that, um, there's a lot of misinformation and use of examples to make a point which not necessarily related to that case. okay, that's an interesting and the topic which i'm show will come back to what i thank you for guiding us through it. so clearly profess up minds to die from high for you to see. thank you so much thank of hundreds of people including officials and religious leaders of attended the funeral of site and how much politically they smile, honey and make a tonic capital. but i mean, i had lived that in exile for many years. it was killed this week in tact. ronnie bought a right and you know, thought to say was an is raving miss on strike. the question now is, who will succeed him? a message leaderships expecting to meet soon to decide, however, replaces a smile honey, a as a mazda is new, po

so these can be triggered either by, i mean, historically, by political associations, a race and all that. and definitely for women who really, really, you know, succeed. so, and so what we're seeing in the last, i think decade sense the cast to so mania and trans athletes issue is that there's a lot of misinformation and use of examples to make a point. not necessarily related to that case. okay, that's an interesting i'm the topic which i'm sure will come back to what i thank you for guiding us through it. so clearly press up minds to die from high for university. thank thank of the hundreds of people including officials and religious leaders of attended the funeral of site and how much politically they smile, honey, and make a tonic capital. but i mean, i have lived that in exile for many years. it was killed this week intact. ronnie bought a right and you know, thought you say was an, is raving miss on strike. the question now is, who will succeed him? a masters leave ships expecting to meet soon to decide, however, replaces a smile. honey, a, as a mazda is new political leader h

from 2014 to 2020, because thanks to its unique features and anonymity, we could finance political associationsctivists. however, this is not enough. the west is thirsty for total submission. now the founder of telegram has been released, but not completely, of course, he remains under judicial supervision. he was banned from leaving france. he was ordered to post bail in the amount of 5 million euros and to appear at the police station twice a... week. the french themis accuses durov of refusing to cooperate with the security forces, participating in the distribution of child pornography, money laundering, fraud, but until any court decision. pavel durov is not guilty, but there, of course, as they agree. the victorious news has just come from paris, the main favorite and multiple record holder, our igor bokiy opened the medal count for belarusians at the seventeenth summer paralympics. the athlete won gold in the 100-meter butterfly in class c-13. let's see together how it was. even in the qualification, the swimmer showed a result with a shot at gold of 54.23. seconds iboki stepped from firs

she was a co-founder national women's political association.cades it was a filter for women running for elected and appointed positions in the us government. it was the trends program. all the best. this culture is unique to us, the fact that it is important and useful for us is absolutely certain, there are a number of reasons for this, firstly, the climate that we have in the republic, it is comfortable enough for farmers to grow, secondly, the yield from the mass of oilseeds... 40% oil yield depending on the different extraction technology, but in general it is about 40%, thirdly , rapeseed oil is a rich source of protein of the order of. or 456,000 tons, here for 3 years, already according to the results of last year the harvest is 900 thousand tons, and today already today the harvest is really being completed, but in bunker weight we have 1.31,000 tons, the president set the task to grow a million tons, here i repeat, bunker on weight we have overcome this figure, i believe in the region of 100,200,000 tons this year we will provide a har

mohsin saleh, president of the international association of political experts. welcome. מספיק משוחר, מספיק יכול פחות מאוים לעשות את המתקפה הזו, וזו השאלה, האם אנחנו עוד מעט מתקרבים לשנה על המלחמה, האם הצלחנו להרתיע את חזבלה מלא לפגוע בנו? והתשובה היא לא, אין לנו תלמידים בבתי הספר בצפון, אין תושבים בצפון בהקשר הזה, אז אז איפה אנחנו? וזה ההקשר שדיברת עליו בתחילת השיחה. בואו נראה את ההקשר, זה עוד התקדשות שבו חזבלה יפגע בהרתעה שלנו ובכללי המשחק, אנחנו נשמור על כללי המשחק, הנה שמת. scaredness and they did not expect where hizbullah would retaliate and none of them or even the americans who support the the israelis in all means they expect where hizbullah will hit and hizbullah was searching for the big target like the base of 8200 yes where a man is... working and functioning and killing and assassinating and spreading all the fears in the minds and the souls of the people in the middle east, especially in the peoples of the resistance in lebanon and other places, sometimes the israelies succeeded, but in this retaliation hizbullah was able and succeeded in targeting the righ

there were also its own paramilitary security units and cossack villages, many professional political associationshanages, houses of mercy, opera and drama theaters, dozens of newspapers and publishing houses, six russian universities. thanks to the foundation laid earlier, harbin actually became a russian enclave in china. harbin was actually the capital of the cer, from the very beginning it was a city that did not live by chinese by law. and after the revolution in china in 1911, the revolution in russia in 1917, quite a lot of russian people, citizens of russia, gathered in harbin. it was a very international city, there were poles and russians, georgians and jews, when you study the history of harbin, there are amazing people, passionaries, you understand, it was a center of attraction for passionaries, after the white troops were defeated, the remnants of the cossacks, officers came there, even the remnants of denikin's russian troops from crimea got there. through europe, through asia they settled there. harbin immediately became such an international city, unprecedented, perhaps, even in w

embrace myself on live tv but it's emotional, it's beautiful unsure were going to be discussing a politics associated for the next 40 days until the election. i'm sure after that this is monumental in many ways both negative and positive. tonight this is beautiful and i'm proud to be here to share with the american people. >> i wanted to very quickly get into this before they come in because you have a very personal response to this because your dad was a hostage held for quite some time. >> he was the longest held hostage in american history. the law is named after my father. he was held by iran and we found out thanks to president trump actually in his administration in march of 2020 that he past away in captivity. as i watched this scene, this the scene that i always dreamed of watching from the tarmac for myself so when elizabeth talks about trying to hold it together, i empathize with that. it's an amazing moment for all of america and to see the amount of progress that we've made in bringing hostages home over the past 17 years is really just unbelievable. it's not specific to any ministration.

delegates were not even allowed to leave the country, such as the deputy chairman of this political bloc associationina tauber, she and her associates are watching a live broadcast from moscow today, the day before, by the way, the foreign ministry said that the official authorities are now considering a certain bill that would punish those politicians who visit russia, now, as we have learned, the central election commission in chisinau has not given its consent to the participation of this bloc victory in the upcoming elections. the central election commission refused to register the bloc, but did not refuse to register the candidate. we have many legal options. i am sure that we will interrupt the defense opponent. just for rapprochement with russia, for rapprochement with the eu countries and against the so-called european integration, which is actively imposed by the current government in the person of president maisandu, there is a single candidate from this bloc. vasile boleya, one of his main tasks, he considers to be precisely to stop the so-called sale of moldova, which is now actually goi

but these people came together through their political association with the delano office, and they became friends with each other. they started to see each other item outside of the tavern or the tavern events. and 68 and 69, they made investments. they intermarried. they stayed in new york after the revolution. and it was just was one of the most interesting things i've i found. but it was it hiding there in plain sight. i just have to see it lot of paper to make it make sense. now it's a testament to the work that historians do now and the importance of archives. so my last question we open it up is it's kind of a big one. why it matter? there's a big one. it's a good question. well, i think the book does is that it shows that nobody was predestined become a loyalist or a patriot and 65, 68, 69 people who became they weren't always the bad guys. they in fact helped reorient popular political in new york. and what vigilantes did in the 1760s and 1770s is contribute to the origins of american political practice. because what they did was implemented in the early seventies by mcdougal, who

decision, as a matter of fact, it was a proposal by the americans to protect ukraine from political risks associatedle elections in the united states of america, and thus ensure military and technical aid to ukraine for the 25th year, that is, these are funds that can go to finance the army, weapons, these are the funds that will remain on the american military-industrial enterprises. exploitation and transfers to ukraine. let's call a spade a spade. the newest products do not come to ukraine, what comes to ukraine is what the americans take out of operation and hand over to us. we are quite satisfied with this, what is coming to ukraine today, by and large, is, well, the weapon that corresponds to the samples that the aggressor is fighting with us today. one more point, probably, which must be understood, the profit of the americans from this, well, so that no one has it doubts, first of all, by the way, this also applies to those 61 billion dollars that the americans allocated to us at the beginning of this year, there 50 billion went to the enterprise of the wax-industrial complex of the american

released political prisoners and opposition politicians, ilya yashin, volodymyr karmurza, political activists, associatese deceased russian oppositionist, i'm sorry, oleksiy navalny, lilia chan. ksenia fadeev, vadym ostanin, and as us presidential adviser jake sullivan reported, navalny himself was also supposed to be part of the agreement on the exchange of prisoners between the us and russia. instead , as part of this exchange, russia returned russian spies, hackers, fraudsters, as well as a convicted murderer of the fsb officer, vadym krasikov, who was serving a life sentence for the murder of a chechen field commander in germany. putin, as the wall street journal writes, before his release from 2021, putin personally met him and other released persons late at night at the airport vnukov and announced that the released russians will be presented for state awards. ukrainian political scientists who analyze the significance of the exchange for ukraine say that it will not change anything. the former head of the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine, pavlo klimkin , believes that this does not mean a ch

there is a complicated picture here, there are pure socialists, well, we are fine this political force is associated.. mr. glucksman, who is quite bright, a bright figure, a bright character in the support of ukraine in france among the political establishment, but these are socialists such as the current america of perez, it is socialist, socialist environmentalists, environmental party, and they do not agree on matters with any others, except those who did not come to parliament. of france, because both the lepenivites and the right-wing, moderate right-wing, which are also represented in the parliament of the current convocation, will not agree on a tax on wealth, because the right-wing is a principled position, there is simply a question of expanding the circle of tax minimums, that's all, and it was hanging in the air, i think that it will overtake everyone, maybe even macron in his. that is, if there is a commitment to this, then it will be done by the current government, and not, and not by the currently proposed minority of the government, the government, because it must also be understood t

political activist space in general. i think that people try so hard to be secular and they sort of associate political correctness with secularism, but to be islamic is not to be. essent like radical um and i think that specifically with the encampments there has been a lot of stepping on eggshells around conversations um regarding the palestinian diaspora or regarding um islam and um other islamic countries, arab countries, i think that lot of people want to see palestine free and they want liberation, but they don't understand that in the process of doing that you have to fully understand the palest. an identity, which lot of it is religion. um, and yeah, i think that as a muslim and a visible muslim, it's been very difficult in the encampment, and that's just me being honest, i think with all the other encampments to, i think to constantly prove yourself as a muslim and to prove that you are politically involved, but you're not doing that for your own personal, religious agenda, you're doing it because they're two separate things that exist and they're both part of your identity. "i think what you've done is really special, w

it seemed that all the main sponsors were in trump's pocket, but now. contributed a political reform fund associatedh george soros, this is the largest organization, who is not on this list is mark zuckerberg, although last time he , together with his wife prystylichan, invested in biden's company as much as $400 million, now regrets it, the head of the meta corporation, which is banned in russia, is recognized as an extremist, zuckerberg wrote a letter to the us house judiciary committee, where he admitted that during the pandemic, he actually worked as a censor for the biden administration. in 2021 , senior biden administration officials, including the white house, repeatedly pressured our teams for months to censor certain content about covid-19, including humor and satire, expressing great disappointment when we disagreed. i think the government pressure was wrong and i regret that we did not speak out more openly about it. during the pandemic, facebook deleted more than 20 million posts, zuckerberg also succumbed to pressure from the fbi regarding the story of hunter biden's laptop. the new yor

give sponsorships for her, since biden was taken off the track, as... contributed a political reform fund associatedh george soros, this is the largest organization, who is not on this list, is mark zuckerberg, although the previous time he, together with his wife prystylichan, invested as much as 400 million dollars in biden's company, now he regrets it, the head of the meta corporation banned in russia, recognized as an extremist, zuckerberg wrote a letter to the judiciary committee of the us house of representatives, where he admitted that ... during the pandemic, he actually worked as a censor for the biden administration. in 2021, high-ranking officials of the biden administration, including the white house has repeatedly pressured our teams for months to censor certain content about covid-19, including humor and satire, and expressed great disappointment when we disagreed. i believe the government pressure was wrong and regret that we did not speak out more candidly about it. facebook has removed more than 20 million posts during the pandemic, and zuckerberg has caved in to fbi pressure over t

so think of the rich workers, amman is right now in talk suited to all the major political parties and all associated society eaters. and what we understand is i just, if she knew, go off the phone, we just seen you in january. and he told me that they are still trying to come up with the proper form of solving this situation. so which i understand is their c a i are running out the days of this transitional government that is most likely going to take over because she has left one as you mentioned. and there is very, very strong stipulation about hers ignition. so sorry, is it you, are you talking about a transitional government? those are the words that you use so, so the army has basically determined the truth because the not needs to step down. and she has agreed is that what you're getting as initial reports? and i have been told, and again, this is a raise the situation. so none of these is controlled are all the control. she casino has been given a safe exit. she has left on that is going from uh for uh, security agreement to the color sources that cannot describe the way she is right now. uh,

sense of duty and pride and accomplishment regardless of what party they are from or what the politics are associatedh it. >> bret: general, for the people who say the u.s. has managed to deal with the terrorist threat from afghanistan and the taliban government seems to understand that harboring terrorists is not a winning thing for them even in the wake of what was definitely a critical -- criticized as this chaotic withdrawal, and they say it is working even though it was messy at the end. what do you say? >> well, i don't think so. first of all, for the reasons i just stated, given the foreign policy blunder has contributed to the aggression and assertiveness of our adversaries as a result of it. i think you can clearly connect those dots. secondly in dealing with the problem inside of afghanistan itself, we have no eyes and ears anymore. even if we do find something, we've got thousands of miles to go to be able to deal with that target. that's really quite challenging for us. it is not surprising that isis is rising again and making attacks inside of europe with the threat to do the same in the

fact that the people's republic of korea is breathing differently, economically and politically, in this new associationlso allows for a more relaxed russian federation to move forward on the eastern front where the united states also wants to get its claws in, and for a more independent people's republic of korea, golpe por los distintos flancos. ¿ what do you think of the reactions that have occurred in the south korean government, which is puppet government at all costs, because you see south korean troops cannot move without authorization from the pentagon. in fact, the american generals command, they have effective command over the south korean troops. the what is it called, the eisenhower aircraft carrier? that the weight of international geopolitics has taken on. south korea is not governed by the koreans who live in the south, the united states governs there, and this is evident from the fact that in the treaty, in the korean armistice agreement of 1953, the dprk signed the northern part and the united states signed the southern part, so it shows the level of political predominance of washington

these days , young deputies, representatives of the youth parliament of public associations of political parties from all over the country have gathered at the forum in solnechnogorsk near moscow. on the territory of dialogue, that is what the shift is called, senior colleagues from share their experience with novice politicians the leadership of the state duma factions. the main topic of conversation in the large hall was the challenges facing the politicians of the future. the leader of the communist party of the russian federation faction, gennady zyuganov , noted that this future is possible only after the successful completion of a special military operation, which is the main priority today. for the first time in history , a war has been declared on the russian world to destroy anglo-saxony. i believe that this war, in its meanness and essence, is more terrible than the hitlerite invasion. i feel this danger as the main challenge, not only as a politician, but above all as person. what kind of deputy is he, capable of responding to the challenges of time? and seeks out the problem

professionals, but on political, because in the history of russian weapons there have been many examples when very serious consequences, including during the great patriotic war, were associatedlitical pressure on military decision-making. by the way, in the history of german weapons , this has also happened more than once, that's what, what? the endurance of our supreme commander- in-chief can be envied, but it's enough, well, since ninety-nine, yes, we are observing the political activity of vladimir vladimirovich putin, the answer always comes, the answer always comes. that's all, see you next sunday. world precedent - reports of the arrest in france of telegram founder pavel durov today at the top of the news on both sides of the atlantic. there are no official statements yet, and they are not expected until tomorrow. the french prosecutor's office must finally explain why exactly durov was detained and what he may face. in the meantime, the parisian media are speculating on the topic of "transparency of telegram and durov's unwillingness to cooperate with the secret services. moscow is demanding consular access to durov from the french, although it admits that there may

and on my panel, gb news senior political commentator nigel nelson, an associate editor at the dailyelegraph, moutaz ahmed , to you, telegraph, moutaz ahmed, to you, if i may, mark, is that even right that other countries are worried about their citizens coming here or moving around the country? >> well, i think it's not a good sign. obviously it's not good for brand britain, for uk plc. and you know, my own thoughts on all this is obviously we have to be calling for calm immediately. i think the prime minister has done the right thing by calling out the thuggery that's been happening across the uk, but we really need to get back to a peaceful society right across the board. >> we all hope for that. mark. >> we all hope for that. mark. >> absolutely. >> absolutely. >> how's bolton? has that been affected by the troubles? well, yeah. >> so yesterday i was watching very closely. obviously there was lots of tick tock live streams were happening, what i should say is, you know, bolton's time i was a member of parliament and a very ethnically diverse constituency indeed. town is a place o

and on my panel, gb news senior political commentator nigel nelson, an associate editor at the dailytelegraph, moutaz ahmed , to you, telegraph, moutaz ahmed, to you, if i may, mark, is that even right that other countries are worried about their citizens coming here or moving around the country? >> well, i think it's not a good sign. obviously it's not good for brand britain, for uk plc. and you know, my own thoughts on all this is obviously we have to be calling for calm immediately. i think the prime minister has done the right thing by calling out the thuggery that's been happening across the uk, but we really need to get back to a peaceful society right across the board. >> we all hope for that. mark. >> we all hope for that. mark. >> absolutely. >> absolutely. >> how's bolton? has that been affected by the troubles? well, yeah. >> so yesterday i was watching very closely. obviously there was lots of tick tock live streams were happening, what i should say is, you know, bolton's time i was a member of parliament and a very ethnically diverse constituency indeed. town is a place

and from joshua and lebanon green mark dc is a political panelist at associated research of the art council for the social sciences. welcome to you. well, let's start with you. cream is as well as a control or does it know exactly what it's doing deliberately pursuing military objectives according to a plan strategy? yes. hi. um, i think it's both. i think they are out of control in the sense of their, they're trying to kind of create a situation in the region in which they remain in charge of what's going on in which they are able to create all sorts of violence create, you know, south and that will blow civilian infrastructure will continue the genocide and gaza take on iran and pick on 11 on take on iraq and them. and then other countries in the region and, and not really necessarily understand what the repercussions are going to be. on the other hand, i do think that there is a strategy there. i think the strategy, especially with nothing you know, having just come from the united states, is to try to push as much as possible to create this, this kind of atmosphere in the region in orde

mohsen saleh, president of the international association of political experts, always a pleasure.eath tool from the israeli war surpasses 40,600. and he used top diplomat asks member states to consider sanctions on some israeli ministers for.

these days , young deputies, representatives of the youth parliament, public associations of politicalties from all over the country have gathered at a forum in solnechnogorsk, moscow region. on the territory of dialogue, this is what the change is called, experience is shared with aspiring politicians. more terrible than the nazi invasion, i feel this danger as the main challenge, not only as a politician, but first of all as a person. what kind of deputy is he, capable of responding to the challenge of the time? the forum participants themselves say. first of all, he must represent the interests people, interests of citizens. this is an open person and a person who always listens to people, and people are more important and there is nothing more important than people. the main quality should be personal for him, this is. initiative, that he is always easy-going, ready to act, to solve the problems of the population that he represents, this is a person who is primarily innovative, who does not sit still. but seeks out a problem by communicating with the people, with citizens, a deputy

mohsin saleh, president of the international association of political experts. welcome.

political groups also dropped big money at trump's businesses. the rnc spending more than 2 million since 2016. but at the top spot by far our is donald trump himself, whose campaigns and associated political committees have funneled more than 28 million and political contributions to his businesses from renting his ballroom to his campaign to using election donations to papers, private jet, trump force one, trump the candidate has been paying the businessman, it's not illegal. >> the law is that candidates can spend money at their own businesses provided that the businesses provide real goods or services at a fair market rate. but it's certainly raises at least an appearance of self-dealing that is very concerning. from a corruption standpoint in a statement, the trump campaign told cnn these allegations are false, adding committees are paying the fair market rate for all venues and services spokespeople for bernie moreno and herschel walker did reply to our request for comment and they say that the mar-a-lago fundraisers were wildly successful. walker adding that he and trump have known each other for 40 years and his events had nothing to do with trump's endorsement. we did re

political groups also dropped big money at trump's businesses. the rnc spending more than 2 million since 2016 but at the top spot by far is donald trump himself, whose campaigns and associatedolitical committees have funneled more than 28 million and political contributions to his businesses from renting his ballroom to his campaign, to using election donations to papers, private jet, trump force, one trump the candidate has been paying trump, the businessman. >> it's not illegal the law is that candidates can spend money at their own businesses provided that the businesses provide real goods or services at a fair market rate. but it's certainly raises at least an appearance of self-dealing that is very concerning from a corrupt option standpoint in a statement, the trump campaign told cnn, these allegations are false, adding committees are paying the fair market rate for all venues and services. >> spokespeople for bernie moreno and herschel walker did reply to our request for comment and they say that the mar-a-lago fundraisers for wildly successful walker adding that he and trump have known each other for 40 years and his events had nothing to do with trump's endorsement

political career so far. gary o'donoghue, bbc news, chicago. mark shanahan, is associateversity of surrey. he gave me his analysis of governor tim walz�*s speech at the democratic national convention. i think this is what the democrats were aiming for. they want to build this picture of authenticity. this is a guy who can connect withjoe and jess america, who can really make the republicans look, as he said himself, weird. that donald trump and jd vance, for all they have a high—powered publicity vehicle, they haven't got the same degree of authenticity that walz is hoping to bring to the democratic ticket. he did it pretty well last night. he did his big life story piece. it went down fantastically well with the crowd. but there again, it would. they are democrat activists. this is highly choreographed convention. i think the republicans wanted it to be a wake. it is turning out to be a carnival. last night, tim walz turned out to be a pretty good ringmaster. he is meant to appeal to those mid—western voters. i wonder, though, if you could remind us how much vp candidate

race political groups also dropped big money at trump's businesses the rnc spending more than 2 million since 2016 but at the top spot by far is donald trump himself, whose campaigns and associatedmittees have funneled more than 28 million and political contributions to his businesses from renting his ballroom to his campaign to using election donations to papers, private jet force, one, trump the candidate has been paying trump the businessman. it's not illegal. the law is that candidates can spend money at their own businesses provided that the businesses provide real goods or services at a fair market rate. but it certainly raises at least an appearance self-dealing that is very concerning. from a corruption standpoint in a statement, the trump campaign told cnn these allegations are false, adding committees are paying the fair market rate for all venues and services spokespeople for bernie moreno and herschel walker. did reply to our request for comment and they say that the moral law i'll go fundraisers were wildly successful. walker adding that he and trump have known each other for 40 years and his events had nothing to do with trump's endorsement. we did reach out to the

political groups also dropped big money at trump's businesses. the rnc spending more than 2 million since 2016. but at the top spot by far is donald trump himself, whose campaigns and associatedolitical committees have funneled more than 28 million and political contributions to his businesses from renting his ballroom to his campaign to using election donations to pay for his private jet. trump force, one trump, the candidate has been paying trump, the businessman. >> it's not illegal the law is that candidates can spend money at their own businesses provided that the businesses provide real goods or services at a fair market rate. but it's certainly raises at least an appearance self-dealing that is very concerning. i'm from a corruption standpoint in a statement, the trump campaign told cnn these allegations are false, adding committees are paying the fair market rate for all venues and services kamala joins me now, what are the candidates who trump has endorsed have to say about all this well, anderson, as you can imagine, they think it's just fine. spokespersons for both bernie moreno and herschel walker's say that their mar-a-lago fundraisers were wildly successful and

70s and the 80's and so forth, but they never assassinated jerry adams, the political leader of shin fein, which was associated with the ira, but was a politician, he was key figure in hamas's political turn. up until the 2006 elections, mean i actually was in palestine in 2006 when the elections were happening and you know i went to polling, visited polling stations and so forth and told to many people in the west bank, this was in the west bank not in gaza, and there was a great deal of support for hamas, from people who you wouldn't necessarily expect them too, you would you would you would hear people who were not necessarily. really you probably muslims for the most part and but people who were generally more secular people, not necessarily particularly religious who still uh spoke well of the hamas's political campaign and many of them ended up voting for them, you now you would hear anecdotal stories of christians voting for hamas and so on and so forth um and and there was a great deal, there's no doubting they won those elections fairly and freely, there's no disputing that and of course the west and

she is an msnbc political analyst and christina greer, associate professor of political science at fordham university. victoria, tonight, the president is going to address the party that pressured him essentially to drop from the race just about a month ago. what does tonight represent for him? >> tonight we've heard a lot of talk of passing the baton so i think there's that, i also think it's doing it with grace and fortitude. in addition to showing that he is a team player that he has the best interest of the country in mind, this is also such an important opportunity, jose, for him to tout what he has done, that he has laid the foundational policy work over the last four years to be able to catapult kamala harris into the position that we now see. so, i think it's accepting that there was this transition but also a moment to reflect and tout all of those wins that because of the policy lag, you may get a policy path that will take a little bit for the policies to be seen and felt. he can really dig down into that and do so in bringing the democratic family together. >> christina, while