requests were denied time and time again because germany or sites in his uh, safety concerns, b, r. any, all that, all of course. now since then, we know that there have been dozens of people speaking out on line, including x most lives, who claim that this man is not who he presents to be. and that he actually use that x and most of them cards in order to gain that refugee status in germany, which he did get 10 years later in 2016. there are also allegations that he has links to extreme this organizations and not the kind that target muslims, but the kind that target europeans, extreme radical as well as networks including isis. and we would expect something like this to be mentioned in mainstream media, but we're not seeing any of this because we can be search in which case is that you want that you would expect that is at least be brought up in mesa media, but it's not mentioned at all, and by the way, another aside to this, you've got a law must be an accused of interfering and driven these upcoming elections to correct. absolutely. right now what does one have to do with the other?

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released in a few days to bring you all the news as soon as is trusted, but head to our website, r t dot com, any time to learn more details. but now to the georgia in capital w. c, which has seen its 6 consecutive night of riots that's after the constitutional court refused to accept the appeals in georgia as outgoing president and her opposition allies to notify the results of october solomon 3 election. but this card within the nations of political landscape has once more spelled out into the street. the journalists had been caught in the crossfire of the chaos. in george, i'm to a masters of protest or launch the fireworks. don't rattle a at a low reporter who is reporting the clashes medics treated the injured effect um mobile service for the member of our news crew covering the cautious into police. he was also harmed. you can see gas is really not in the direction when protested. he's coming my door, we're going to need to move. well, filming, and our 2 camera man was doused with tear gas, the police had unleashed on violent protesters. he has been forced to cut short his assignment in geo

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, and be disoriented, and be angry, and get up and demand that any administration, no matter what letter it has at the end of its name, d, rion that we pay for should stop funding and arming a genocide in raza. my father's name was musah khalaf. he was born in 1938. he sat me down and told me the story of the homeland he couldn't live in anymore. that story has driven me my entire life. has driven me, has motivated me. i'm proud to stand here today and to accept this honor as a palestinian american on behalf of all the deeply beautiful palestinians that this world has lost. and in honor of all those miraculous ones who endure, waiting for us. waiting for us to wake up. thank you so much. >> congratulations to the winner of the 2024 national book award for poetry. and now for the finalists for the 2024 national book award for nonfiction. introduced by the voice of singer songwriter, actor, and writer, demi lovato. >> nonfiction gives us a road map to the past, present and hopefully a more hopeful future. the finalists immerse us in the front lengths of the smugglers at the u.s. border. scrutinize our harmful relationships t

uncomfortable and be disoriented and be angry, and get up and demand that any administration no matter what letter it has at the ends of its name d, roday and to accept this honor as a palestinian american on behalf of all the deeply beautiful palestinians this world has lost, and in honor of those miraculous ones that endure waiting for us, waiting for us to wake up. thank you so much. [ applause ] ♪♪ >>> congratulations to the winner of the 2024 national book award for poetry. now for the finalist of nonfiction, introduced by singer-songwriter, actor, demi lovato. >> examine the fracturing of a progressive church as it seeks to embrace anti-semitism, and explore one family's displacement within the united states across generations to integrate the very idea of american history and american identity. the panel chair for this year's national book awards is a professor at the university of north carolina chapel hill. >> announcer: now, let's please welcome to the stage, nonfiction judge, timothy morton. >> hello, everybody. hi. i'm not -- thank you for laughing at that. my name is tim, and as you can tell from my accent, i'm from tex

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