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and then progressive is really good stuff. i've said a couple more things and then they open up the floor for some questions. i'm going to read you a quote that was in the news recently and and get your reaction to this. it's self-serving. bureaucracies are seeking to silence those would question their provenance and elites have open contempt for those who are not members of their rarefied class. most of the media is in cahoots. great word with these. those elites peddling political narratives rather than pursuing the truth. do you agree with that? yeah. you are in league with rupert. yes. that was what murdoch. which? which, to be honest is like one of the biggest trolls. the that that -- would say that. absurd. but it shows sort of the delusion he's ego that's worth $8 billion could not be more an elite more in with political narratives. and yet he believes that or seems to believe and is sort of like i guess, what does it say to you that rupert murdoch would say that that very delusion or does he really believe that or is t

your progressive, is that okay? [laughing] one of the things i called you early in your career and i still think you may be one of the only ones out there, that the fighting left. we just saw you were sort of channeling your career as asa middle linebacker in high school football.pa the passion is up there. what is it, and you spoke to this just now, why is it that typically those onn the right ae so comfortable yelling and going mono a mono? were the democrats seem feckless and afraid to kind of roll up their sleeves? why? what is going on with the dynamic that makes democrats so afraid of conflict? >> so there's ' very real and tangible reason why. in fact, two phenomenons. first off as i explained in the book the donors fund really strong republicans, and here's the amazing trick. really weak democrats. and so it's actually brilliant and it's not, some portions you'll see in chapter four are a little memo and a little conspiracy. lewis powell writes a in withs as his the corporation should take over the country.

duke at the center from american progress.start the conversation, what are the fundamentals we need to look at now to understand the state of the economy? guest: people might not remember this but we had a giant recession with historically high unemployment and i remember it was a depressing time a few years ago. we have seen this incredible recovery, better than any other economy in the world and the labor market has recovered and we are back to normal and wages are rising. we had inflation mostly due through the reopening. people wanted to drive. disruptions in the russian war. we are getting on the others of that with inflation falling and real wages going up. we are just on this upper trajectory in the most important things to look at how other countries are doing. we all went through covid and the u.s. economy is doing better than any other country in the world. host: what is bidenomics and how much did it have to do with the incredible recovery? guest: the best way to talk about it is that it's a decision in the economy

we have made progress, but we have more work to due. let me clear, andy that do not bring prices down the math supply chains have been rebuilt, it is time to stop price gouging, giving americans consumers a break. you should not charge, sneak into your bill, make you pay more money just because you can. they can add up to hundreds of thousands of dollars, making it harder for families to pay bills and they feel like they are being taken for suckers, which they argued over the past two years, my administration has been trying to crack down on unfair, deceptive junk fees, from rental housing, cable networks, the internet, concerts, airlines, health care, for example, some banks and credit unions were charging as much as $30 for basic service, like i want to check my balance, it would cost you $30. retrieving old bank records, looking at a balance on a loan, they would charge you got money. and we took action. all that is now illegal. overdraft fees are also down nearly 50%, which means savings of an average of $150 for 33 billion families

progressives, g go run. will say what in the world happened and i will say we told you that they were two thirds progressive. they rise up and the next thing you know, they win because it is easier for a city councilman to become mayor and easier for a mayor to become a senator and that's how it goes. the second race that is actually relatively easy for a progressive to win as the presidential race. why? because in the presidential race, you have overwhelming media. all we need is a fair shot. in the primaries, they don't cover the democratic primaries that much because god forbid bernie should get attention. and yes are they going to be unfair. in the book i explain when somebody was the first three primaries were the first or the second, overwhelmingly. in bernie sanders case, nobody's surprise overwhelmingly negative coverage.iv biden wins south carolina overwhelming positive coverage. i know that if they are biased. i know that, but at least you have a microphone. and if you get popular enough you can us

progress is our energy source endlessly renewable. they taught me that democracy isn't life choice, i also learned from them that a key moments in history we don't need -- we don't need a long to-do list weon need a narrative to hd down to. this is one of those moments. let me share with you two stories in america that i'm trying to hold together as one story. it's the tell-tale of the individual and the tale of the collective which sometimes seems toto be at odds in our politics but it doesn't. these myths are amplified. john wasas proud of his american built truck and he was prouder still that as a former handyman he was able to pull it together after the pandemic to buy four cars to create taxi business to the enter economy. john is a scrapper, bootstrap kind of guy. he's excited that utah is booming post pandemic and he wasn't above chiding my venortheast progressive sensibilities by saying to me, you all know that you couldn't keep uskn in lockdown forever. as john and i shared the lonely road and his country music he became more

we've made progress in over the next six months, hopefully we see the progress started to trickle downwhen we look at the average wage , not everybody gets it, it's average but the average wage for a typical worker is up 22% which is more than the increase in prices. you have to look at both sides, income and prices. income on average is higher but that means and averages an average and some people get below average. host: the inflation rate is 3.2% on inflation from october, 2022. that's the overall inflation. some things that have increased the most, sports tickets, car insurance is up 19%, car repair is up 19 -- 50%. steak is up 11%, major appliances are down 10%, smart phones are down 12% and airfares are down 13% and fuel oil is down 21%. it's hard to figure out exactly what we mean we talk about overall inflation? guest: we take samples of the american people and try to figure out what on average they spend on. then we assign weights to those categories. one important thing to note is after thanksgiving is the american farm bureau goes across the country and prices the average th

, , ., ,, progress? it is progress, undeniably. _ progress? it is progress, undeniably.progress? it is progress, undeniably. it is slow - progress? it is progress, - undeniably. it is slow progress and is costing the palestinians many, many lives and a lot of destruction. but it is progress and we would like to see them join the rest of the international community in calling on israel for the ceasefire. it shouldn't be a complicated thing. and. flit shouldn't be a complicated thing. and. . ., , . ., , shouldn't be a complicated thing. and. , , ., ., and. of course. of course. no one would deny _ and. of course. of course. no one would deny that _ and. of course. of course. no one would deny that and _ and. of course. of course. no one would deny that and no _ and. of course. of course. no one would deny that and no one - and. of course. of course. no one would deny that and no one would | would deny that and no one would work against it. you just mentioned the visit of the prince of qatar to egypt and both countries are working on the same objective to get the hostages re

they have reached "re progressal -- "real progress," are the words joe biden used.is was orchestrated before hand. there will be deliverables on fentanyl and military to military resumption of dialogue, two critical issues. there has been talk about taiwan. i found it important that xi jinping through cctzv state media said there are no such plans to invade taiwan. this is a bottom line issue. this is a redline issue and probably the most sensitive issue between china and the u.s. in their relationship. trying to hammer that point home and before he went to san francisco, state media quoted xi jinping as saying it is important to resume economic exchanges between china and taiwan. again, a tone ahead of that critical election coming up on january 13 in taiwan at a time when the opposition is consolidating and will run a unified election campaign -- beijing does not want to see the other side win. >> jennifer, we had some reassurances when it comes to taiwan. before we hear from president biden on that, there was not going to ever be too much progress or consensus be

yeah, he said progress was being _ more. yeah, he said progress was being made. _ more. more. yeah, he said progress was being made. i think if- more. yeah, he said progress| was being made. i think if you are being charitable, he is trying to put a brave face on things because if you look objectively, not much progress has been made, to be quite honest. we have been hearing about this indo—pacific economic framework for about a year and a half. it's quite a sort of loose agreement, it's not like a proper free trade agreement which is enshrined in law. it is an idea that asian countries and the us should work more closely together. so far they haven't really been able to agree on that. the latest stumbling block apparently was about workers' rights and environmental protections. i think this really goes to the heart of what is so hard about this apec summit. forall the what is so hard about this apec summit. for all the progress on the diplomatic front that we have seen from the us and china, the mood music there has been very positive. the actual thorny issues, the poin

and together, we made progress. you know, from turkey, to air travel, to a tank of gas, costs went down. they went down. now, to people making a lot of money, that doesn't matter a whole lot, because the costs are relatively small compared to wealthy incomes. in fact, as a share of earnings, this thanksgiving dinner was the fourth-cheapest ever on record. and i want you all to know that. i look at all the press looking out. [applause] the press is particularly excited about that. i can see. well, look, all kidding aside, that's not all. on thanksgiving two years ago, 100 container ships were waiting in the docks, to dock on the ports. they were lined up 100 long out into the ocean. this year, there were less than 10. meaning that today, as folks start their holiday shopping, shelves are stocked. meaning that if majoroc appliances, like a stove or a fridge, broke down over thanksgiving, you can replace it faster and 9 percent cheaper than you did two years ago. these savings matter to so many families, especially at

did you make any progress in convincing them of humanity— any progress in convincing them of humanitysonable compromise?— humanity would be a reasonable comromise? ~ , , ., compromise? i think everybody would welcome them. _ compromise? i think everybody would welcome them, there _ compromise? i think everybody would welcome them, there are _ compromise? i think everybody would welcome them, there are obviously i welcome them, there are obviously different views including a question of the ceasefire, but there is no doubt from my conversations with all of our colleagues yesterday that everyone would welcome the humanitarian pause because it could advance things or try to accomplish, including getting getting hostages back, getting a lot more assistance into gaza, including getting people out of gaza, citizens from other countries, who seek to leave. we have had important progress in recent years. there are also no complication to come along with it. we continue to work soon. but in each of these areas, a humanitarian pause could make a positive difference.— pause could make a positive

the flag of progress should be in his hand. now, you can call this name whatever you want, basij shajra tayyaba allahi, and the discourse beyond that, a discourse that imam rahel and azim al-shen said, if the pleasant voice of basij thinking is ruled over the country, the country will be protected from the attacks of enemies. this is the message of imam rahel in 2 december 1967 is about student and student mobilization, that's all, it's a thought, a discourse, but that group, organized in the resistance bases and in the strata , plays the role of the pioneers for the iranian nation, in the service of the iranian nation and as the servant of the iranian nation. well, finally, you when the organization you have and you have organizations and you have membership and you have a membership card and different ranks and different fields of something. it is beyond the discourse , that is, the discourse is something that someone may not officially be a member of basij, but in practice they are basij, but anyway, you consider it an organ

hello center for american progress. it is great to be here thank you so very much i am thrilled to be here with you today as you close out your ideasea conference. and celebrate 20 years of making what our friends and my parishioners called good trouble. give yourselves a round of applause just for being here for the work you do. the present co the center for american progress patrick give him a big round of applause. [applause] thank you so very much for your more than 30 years you been on the front lines of some of our toughest battles for working people you are doing fantastic a work to move our nation forward. we appreciate your dedication to the fight i am especially proud to be here in this room full of friends as we not only sell but the progress of the past but plots, like that word, toward a future that is worthy of our children reflects the values of equality and freedom and prosperity but lie at the heart of our nation bird before i get to the heart of what nice what i want to say this afternoon i want to sta

progress. you and communities like this in the country should be the real capitals of the country this year. the point i raised was related to the issue of the narrative of progress, and it seems to me. the narrative of the progress of the issue is very important, that is, the children first of all live in their own city, in their own district and city, in their own province, and then they come to the head of the country to say how our day has been and where they are now. if the type of doubts that exist in young people exist in young people. that i am the answer i don't like it, but you answer, it can actually be more persuasive for your peers . do you agree? for example, as a girl or a boy who is successful in school, say , sir, i either went to see it myself or heard the reports. i checked the situation and conditions of these doubts that sometimes they want to create in their minds, these doubts have been answered , and hello ali, sitting with young people can be very confusing. i first hea

i have to be pleased with the progress of the team. if. the progress of the team.ss of the team. if you'd said at the start of the campaign that we would be 8 wins, — campaign that we would be 8 wins, 2 — campaign that we would be 8 wins, 2 draws at the end of the year. _ wins, 2 draws at the end of the year. it's— wins, 2 draws at the end of the year. it's a _ wins, 2 draws at the end of the year, it's a pretty good record. _ year, it's a pretty good record, and we can now start to look_ record, and we can now start to look forward and we've got these _ look forward and we've got these two exciting games in march — these two exciting games in march to look forward to and prepare _ march to look forward to and prepare for. so, yeah, ithink we've — prepare for. so, yeah, ithink we've done _ prepare for. so, yeah, ithink we've done a lot of things well - but— we've done a lot of things well — but there's always room for improvement. elsewhere in that group, the team that beat england in the final of the last euros — italy — ensured they'll be in germany next year to

you as president joe biden says that there is real progress in his 1st face to face talks and the year with chinese liter. she's been paying for say that they want better relations to spite lingering tension. also coming up a journalist from the casa who has managed to make it out of the war torn territory chairs. his personal journey with dw, at a russian anti war protester is due to learn her fate. a court expected to deliver its verdict. in the case of sasha po, to link up the artist faces up to 8 years in prison for criticizing the countries for in ukraine the . i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. there is cautious, optimism of improving relations between the world's 2 superpowers. after talks between us president joe biden, at his time, he's counter parts she's been paying. the 2 leaders both said that they wanted better ties at a summit of asia pacific nations being held in california. but despite the meetings, careful scripting and a side comment by hostage joe biden threatened to detail the rail, some of the progress, several of the world's 2 most powerful men meeting face

obvious progress. of patients with this situation who wear different glasses for dali, for near, for computers and change them all the time. instead of three glasses for different tasks, only progressive ones, who are they suitable for? what is hidden behind the external appearance of the loskommayr, the federal president of germany. we must think about who is inciting a war here, this war is ours with the russians, in order to declare war on russia if you are with her you trade for a trillion euros, this is impossible, first he must cut economic ties, every european politician today has the role of an executioner, the executioner of our united people, the common president of germany, this is a position that does not imply any responsibility, but allows him to carry out political and financial manipulations, he is absolutely unprincipled, they have a family, his wife was responsible for... between the interests of the country and personal interests, as a politician he chose the latter, whose interests

,., progress? it poses a risk. there is _ progress? it poses a risk. there is a _ progress? a reason - progress? it poses a risk. there is a reason that - progress? it poses a risk. there is a reason that the climate community were concerned when it became clear that, a, the uae would be host of cop28 and, b, they would appoint an oil executive to lead the very delicate negotiations process. the oil and gas industry has not engaged in good faith in response to climate change. indeed, a bbc investigation from a few days ago revealed linked documents showing that the cop28 team were planning to use their meetings around the world as an opportunity to strike oil and gas deals so it seems that the early concerns raised over climate community are now proven well—founded. plenty of discussion will take place at the claimant meeting about to begin including ways to limit the amount of carbon dioxide being released into the air. but what about the carbon dioxide already in the area? there is a wave of technology being developed to tackle just that. adrian murray now reports from ice

real progress. the leaders - going to work together. real progress.he leaders of the world's two largest economies agree to dial down tensions and resume dialogue. thousands of starbucks workers walk out of the job. starbucks workers walk out of thejob. we starbucks workers walk out of the job. we ask why one the union leaders, why they are taking action. hello and welcome to asia business report. we begin with a milestone meeting in san francisco between china's president xijinping and us presidentjoe biden. the leaders of the world's two largest economies have agreed to dial down tensions and address issues that have become sources of friction in their relationship. lines of communication between washington and beijing are being re—established, notjust being re—established, not just to being re—established, notjust to deal with military tensions but also to —— on counter drug... president biden said it didn't mean the two countries would stop competing. united states will— would stop competing. united states will continue _ would stop competing. uni

progressives dominate in academia, in journalism, in the professions. we've got a problem across the board and the progressives can't point fingers at the conservatives and the conservatives can't point fingers at the progressives when it comes to this. everybody's gotta stop and start showing some respect, respect for each other as human beings and respect for each other's rights to disagree. - okay, so i think, i mean, as regular viewers take heart and inspiration from the model that you demonstrate, how do they also apply it to their own lives? to their own families and thanksgiving dinner tables? where you kn they have a deep love and shared history, but often fundamentally disagree and that can get in the way of the love that you all have discussed that ultimately needs to triumph in order for us to be able to really move forward in this experiment of representative democracy? - lemme tell you, margaret, what i think the first and most necessary thing is, and it begins with each of us, and that is recognizing our own fallibility. we are frail, fall

how does that being any more progress? none, certainly none that we've, we've heard we've had, we just today we've, we've just recently, we had a reports by a saudi outside called. i don't be saying there are quite died, quite advanced, enclosed close to the ceiling. a deal that will include several hundreds of hostages, which is what is real demand in exchange for some prisoners held in israel palestinian prisoners. that is it's not confirmed by anybody, but it's, it seems to be we're hearing more and more talks. it's in yesterday. they had of these really a security services the massage encounter with dca head so that this is definitely israel has minutes to create an equation that says we do not give any concessions to the palestinians as long as we don't see any progress on the hostages. and the world is trying to make this somehow happen because the numbers and the scenes that we're seeing for guys are unbearable. and who as far as we can tell who's policy to these negotiations whose are on the table. well, the feelin

was there any progress there? no, not at all. i mean the major conflicts. i don't see any. you have room for compromise . i mean, the, the positions decide really a lot when it comes to taiwan. yeah. i would say a seating things, rhetoric was not as strong as before. i mean, he didn't issue a military for it, but he also make you aware the red line is and that is the independence of taiwan. and he also want the u. s. of not selling any to taiwan, but also when it comes to, um, gaza and also ukraine. um, the chinese side did not, you know, even mentioned them in the, in their hands out. and also when you know, later on in the ministry of, for in the fast the spokes person was, you know, asked to clarify if they were any progress on those issues. she basically, um, just repeated the stance of china and it has no change. so i would say in those major issues, there was not really a substantial change if i the chinese type, but that doesn't prove out that maybe those talks could lead to progress later on. okay, journalists, probably encroachment in basing. we'll leave it there.

and _ translation: there is significant progress and we — translation: there is significant progressll _ translation: there is significant progress and we will update - translation: there is significant progress and we will update the i progress and we will update the public the moment something happens. we are working on the outline with the mediators, but with a very cruel enemy. but until something happens we cannot actually update you. the whole time, we are working with qatar and egypt. dear, whole time, we are working with qatarand egypt. dear, dear families, we know how terrible this uncertainty and this tension, and it was with us the entire time. our heart is with us, they were thinking about it the whole time. but please be patient because we will first of all update you and of course the public, but at every single phase we will update you and then of course the public to the media. we will update you until the hostages are in israel. so please, just wait and only hear and believe what has been said by us directly. i5 only hear and believe what has been said by us directly

so all progress is good. they see the world. so all progress is aood. ,, �*c ., they see the world.ogress is aood. ,, my ., , is good. quickly for us, fundamentally - is good. quickly for us, fundamentally this - is good. quickly for us, fundamentally this is l is good. quickly for us, - fundamentally this is about is good. quickly for us, _ fundamentally this is about business and money speaks and they both need each other, as we said in the introduction, china has well—documented problems right now and china needs the us and to make the relationship work. yes. and china needs the us and to make the relationship work.— the relationship work. yes, 'ust briefl , the relationship work. yes, 'ust briefly. at �* the relationship work. yes, 'ust briefly, at this i the relationship work. yes, 'ust briefly, at this point in i the relationship work. yes, just briefly, at this point in time - the relationship work. yes, just l briefly, at this point in time given what is going on in the chinese economy, xijinping needs the stability of this relationship more thanjoe biden does, a year ahead o

the us has made more progress _ policy. absolutely. the us has made more progress than _ policy.has made more progress than most in - policy. absolutely. the us has made more progress than most in gettingl more progress than most in getting inflation back to target but i think policymakers have said, and many have said for quite a long time, getting from above 8% to 4% was always going to be relatively straightforward. getting from 4% to 2% is where the difficulties of real life. headline inflation is expected to fall from 3.72 3.3% but core inflation which is where the sticky area of inflation lies and what the fed is most concerned about is about inflation remaining at 4.1% and monthly readings have been relatively high. if we can see something lower today, that could be the thing that swings the central bank away from raising rates again at one of the next couple of meetings which markets think is a 25% chance of and maintaining rates where they are for the near future. it is a big inflation report, one of two to come before our next central bank meeting. two to come before ou

real progress — going to work together. real progress the _ going to work together. real progress.action. hello and welcome to asia business report. we begin with a milestone meeting in san francisco between china's president xijinping and us presidentjoe biden. the leaders of the world's two largest economies have agreed to dial down tensions and address issues that have become sources of friction in their relationship. lines of communication between washington and beijing are

and the progress.what will the difference between you and hamas, and we were listening _ between you and hamas, and we were listening to _ between you and hamas, and we were listening to the other news from around — listening to the other news from around the world as well and from the urban— around the world as well and from the urban news and we want to know what the _ the urban news and we want to know what the progress was. —— arabic news _ what the progress was. —— arabic news and — what the progress was. —— arabic news. and the idea forces actually inside _ news. and the idea forces actually inside gaza, what are they doing and is a very— inside gaza, what are they doing and is a very possible that some of the senior— is a very possible that some of the senior commanders of hamas have crossed _ senior commanders of hamas have crossed over there? nothing has changed — crossed over there? nothing has changed this evening. nothing has changed this evening. and in this agreement that was defined so s

let's all work for the progress of my dear country.e we are talking about hope, motivation and the future of beautiful iran. we are waiting for the meeting to end to see what the children's conclusions were from this meeting of president siman bayeh. when we go to sports camps for national sports, of course we have to be inside the camp, and this condition causes interference with our lessons and sports . last year, when we had a camp , i had to follow the school from a distance for about 6 months of the year. self-reading means to study so that i can pass the exam with the result i want. the solution that i i suggest that they follow the athletes from the school, for example, we agree with the online education, especially the athletes who do professional sports or champion sports , the school must make preliminary arrangements so that, while learning science and science, they can do sports. especially in sports, in this effort, both boys and girls are proud of the country. the attractiveness of foreign countries in the field of educat

,., you see that in terms of making progress?— progress? it poses a risk and it's a the _ progress?claimant _ progress? it poses a risk and| it's a the claimant community when they were concerned that they became clear that the uae were hosts of cop28 and they would appoint a oil exec to lead a negotiations process. the oil industry has been far too many cases not engaged in good faith in response to climate change and a bbc investigation from a few days ago revealed leaked documents showing the cop28 team were in fact planning to use their meetings around the world as an opportunity to strike oil and gas deals, so it seems the early concerns raised by the claimant committee have proven well—founded. plenty of discussions will take place at the climate meeting that's about begin, including ways to limit the amount of carbon dioxide we release into the air. but what about the c02 that's already in the air? well, there is a wave of technology being developed to tackle just that. adrienne murray reports from iceland. trillions of tonnes of greenhouse gases have already been pumped into

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in english maths — make more progress in english maths. ,. ., ., make more progress in english mathslade — maths. the school council at hill slade primary _ maths. the school council at hill slade primary cann - hill slade primary cann birmingham is on a mission. all children in england get free school meals until they are seven. but from year 3, only a limited number are entitled. from year 3 above, if you earn more _ from year 3 above, if you earn more than _ from year 3 above, if you earn more than £7, _ from year 3 above, if you earn more than £7, that _ from year 3 above, if you earn more than £7, that hasn't - more than £7, that hasn't changed _ more than £7, that hasn't changed a _ more than £7, that hasn't changed a long _ more than £7, that hasn't changed a long time. - more than £7, that hasn'tl changed a long time. have parents _ changed a long time. have parents on _ changed a long time. have parents on the _ changed a long time. have parents on the comes - changed a long time. have . parents on the comes working two or— parents on the comes working two or three _ parents

in optimistic frame of mind, so let's hope there is progress.— hope there is progress.xperience, and _ hope there is progress. in your experience, and you _ hope there is progress. in your experience, and you were - hope there is progress. in your experience, and you were here hope there is progress. in your - experience, and you were here during a time of negotiations between warring sides over various issues, what could potentially scupper a deal at the last minute, do you think? i deal at the last minute, do you think? ., deal at the last minute, do you think? . , ., ., think? i am tempted to say almost an hina. think? i am tempted to say almost anything- it — think? i am tempted to say almost anything- it is— think? i am tempted to say almost anything. it is obviously _ think? i am tempted to say almost anything. it is obviously a - think? i am tempted to say almost anything. it is obviously a very - anything. it is obviously a very volatile — anything. it is obviously a very volatile situation, there are still attacks — volatile situation, there are still attacks g

so i think we will progress —— we made real progress _ will progress —— we made real progress there ase i intelligence. almost everywhere i go. _ intelligence. almost everywhere i go, every major leader wants to talk— i go, every major leader wants to talk about the impact of artificial— to talk about the impact of artificial intelligence. these are tangible steps in the right direction _ are tangible steps in the right direction to determine what is his form — direction to determine what is his form what is not what is dangerous and what is acceptable. moreover, there is evidence — acceptable. moreover, there is evidence of cases that i have made — evidence of cases that i have made all— evidence of cases that i have made all along, the united states— made all along, the united states will continue to deal with— states will continue to deal with the prc but we will manage that responsibly so it doesn't cause — that responsibly so it doesn't cause accidental conflict and where — cause accidental conflict and where possible, where our interests are coinciding, we were — interests are co

civilization gave 3 components, the iranian islamic civilization , the iranian islamic model, the progress of a theory of civilization that is the flagship of this theory of civilization and scientific and technological progress to conquer the frontiers of knowledge that in these 44 years, we see in some in some places, we are the 10th and 9th countries, in some places , we are the second and third countries, and so many leaders say that it is forbidden to stop , and they tell the scientists of islamic iran to conquer the scientific grains, and this transformation is the three powers of defense and security. and the system of these three components, i.e. the resistance of civilizational theorizing and science and technology, lead us to the peak of progress and justice. in fact, i must say that this is the first line of the storm of extremes, the first line of the islamic civilizational front against the collapse of the american front, and this is not a type of civilizational resistance. this civilizational resistance is not related to the guardianship of the jurisprudence and the council o

soad they're all one thing progressives and active progressives and active that is the point we needu stop trying to figure this riddle out there laying it out. this is who they are they're nog going to change we need to start being aggressive with them in being aggressive with them in people ripping down the stuff just thi like if a person wasin walking on fox news putting posters saying the big nigro needs to go, gutfeld you'd see that there be a scathing e-mail when you get this racist guy out of this building is not going td talk to somebody like that we need to do something with theng jewish community it's the same exact thing when their turn isam over than it will be someone else. it's not acting like this is ane anti-semitic tactic anyone is not part of thige program. [applause], i >> tom i have to remind you to stop putting up those posters abou thot tyrus. there's other ways to get a spot on the show i understand that. [laughter] look, i agree. what tyrus said is so accuratein it's been going on for so long. you remember when you were in college in the late '80s i'm a colleg

we have made some progress but more is urgently needed to alleviate the suffering among civilians in gaza. we are glad to see israel taken important step in this direction last week and remain in active discussions with their government about the importance of tactical humanitarian pauses and fighting to permit civilians to evacuate, increase the flow of aid and enable hostage release. we continue discussing at all levels, including president biden with prime minister netanyahu to urge israel to take every measure to protect civilians. the loss of any single innocent life is a tragedy, whether they are palestinian, israeli, or anyone else and we grieve for any citizen lost. we will continue standing behind the proposition that israel has the right to defend itself against terrorist attacks and with hamas, you are dealing with an organization that has come out publicly since october 7 and said it intends to commit another october 7 and another and another until israel no longer exists. you have a leading spokesman from hamas saying their objective is a permanent state of war with isra

that does not mean more progressive.ut progressive democrats tend to do better up in those races then say florida which is a little bit more swing-y, if not meaning republican. what i'm interested in watching and is next election, state and local races but at the congressional level as well, is how these progressive democrats, even the ones in elected office right now, i think we have seen perspective than members of the progressive squad over comments over israel and the war in the middle east right now, it might be challenged a little bit from more centrist democrats. i will be interested to see if the party infrastructure comes into bailout those progressive members, and if an open seat races because we have a lot of open house races now, now 27 house members who are not running for reelection or running for a different office, 18 democrats, nine republicans. it will be interesting to see what candidates emerge from those primaries and the makeup of congress, whether more centrist or progressive. >> again, were speaki

we have made significant progress in the span of one year. this is a sign that our partners also recognized the need to do things differently for their own resilience. we are currently also hard at work with the european union to fundamentally shift the paradigm for trade and production in steel and aluminum. from a race to the bottom, to a race to the top. that means working together to create incentives for addressing nonmarket excess capacity in those sectors, and combating the climate crisis. with no shortage of ambition, we are aiming to tackle both at the same time, with a deal that we are calling, the global arrangement on steel and aluminum. we owe it to our workers and industries on both sides of the atlantic to curb the overflow of these products, enabled by countries using unfair policies and practices. this will help to send workers and their communities from the harmful effects they suffered for too long. and we want to incentivize cleaner production and trade in steel and aluminum to provide a pathway toward a more sustainable i

but we, as the islamic republic of iran , believe that the progress of tajikistan is our progress. the security of tajikistan. we believe that every step in the direction progress in the country of tajikistan will be taken away, it is the honor of all of us, so we will definitely not give up any cooperation in this regard, and we consider this relationship useful for the two nations of the two countries of the central asian region, or at the same time the cooperation of the shanghai cooperation organization and the economic cooperation organization. we consider these cooperations very useful and for the benefit of the region, maybe the americans want the hand of this nation to always be extended in front of them and this nation will not achieve economic independence, agricultural independence, industrial independence, but we decided to get the independence that our people want. industrial, economic independence, agricultural independence we should have independence in different areas and we believe that economic independence is also a basis for political independence. others may no