i will say just one phrase, very carefully, the policy related to abortion needs to be changed, radically changed, that is, there is a scheme, which are small punishments for killing children if they describe how this should be done and change the entire cultural policy. the last thing i want to say regarding children's upbringing and children's education, junior nurseries, kindergartens and junior grades of school, is to change everything, what is there very, very radically, to what contributes, and what contributes to the prolongation of the human race, to change what, by the way, information policy, no, change to what. i just didn’t understand what you mean, well, you want to give me more, i’m ready to give you at least 24 hours, if you didn’t have all the time you are professionally engaged in to explain what to change, okay, let’s give you 24 hours, because that i ’m listening to you and thinking, now i’ll put any lawyer there, he’ll say: you know, that most of the murders of children occur at the hands of their mothers, while we fall into the so-called postnatal depression, when new

pro-western, and a part, and a smaller part, is radical, pro-russian, yes, and this radical pro-russian is even represented in the country's parliament, so in fact, this pro-russian part. of the bulgarian establishment, she is still not a representative of, well, you know, natural such forces or moods, it can still be considered to one degree or another that this is a kremlin agency, all the time they reveal the connections of spies there, that is, this the sympathy of bulgarians for russia, after all, it is based not only on some historians there. traditions yes, still to a great extent on hybrid such influences that russia built, well , the soviet union first, and then russia, and now russia continues to do this, and this influence is decreasing, but still it is, well, i can say what are these two currents, they are fighting in bulgaria itself, but at the moment the bulgarian leadership itself, which runs the country... it is absolutely pro-ukrainian and pro-western, ms. natalya, one more question, yes , it stands under mount alyosha, i am mentioning the songs here, you are right talk

this also concerns educational culture, we need to change it radically, radically, well, okay, let’sriod, just yesterday, no, well, this is a bush - this is exactly the bush about which... they don’t give figures, i’m just saying, i’m somehow really offended for the deputy ministers, i’m very i have now seen many guys on the front line, i have seen how people are traveling now, provincial officials of various levels, how the deputy ministers of defense of the russian federation work, how the deputy ministers of industry work, how the whole team of sergei kozhugetovich works, how the whole team of denis valentinovich works, i see how they work, i can go on, but look how shadayev’s team works there. social and humanitarian bush, i didn’t talk about the ministries of medium, heavy machinery, about the ministry of defense, i didn’t i was talking about just this small bush, it’s not so small, because the education system is a total system, one of the most universal systems in the country, well, in this total system, i can now right away name you several brilliant university institutions.

you interviewed all of these radicals. >> two doesn't radicals i listen to their life stories for hoursd it was difficult, larry. i know you do not suffer but i did for you. what i found tha out when they confessed everything and these are hilarious stories about their lives to pretty understand why they believe what they believe. a lot of the stuff is not based on reason is based on emotion. whether it is they have a daddy issue, a revenge fantasy, this is why they want to topple a statue or this is why they want to open the prisons and legalize drugs. it has nothing to do with policy. it is their personal disorders and they are trying to project them on the rest of the country and the rest of the country has to say get it together. we do not say that anymore we are afraid. we have to say no, knock it off. >> you list a lot of issues here. personality disorders, despite dysfunctional childhood, absentee dads, abusive moms, mental health problems, it is incredible. are you getting any negative feedback or they are going back or fighting back your oversimplifying? >> we invited some of t

for example, are islamic organizations really radical, even terrorist-type?air solution to the escalating middle east conflict, and how radical islamists, who position themselves, by the way, as devout muslims, professing the so-called pure islam, commit grave atrocities and crimes on what is sacred to all muslims month of ramadan. the president paid special attention to these inconsistencies, andrei konstantinovich, let's we will also list them and add, perhaps also our own, because there is a clear feeling that this is going on... not isis, an imitation of isis. the month of ramadan, and the terrorist attack was carried out during the holy month for muslims. friday, a holy day for muslims. in addition, this friday also marked the ancient traditional holiday of navruz, which personifies tolerance and harmony, and, by the way, it is especially revered in tajikistan and a number of other facts that isis are usually suicide bombers who shout islamist slogans everywhere, death is coming for this to ascend to heaven, they didn’t ... said, this is an atrocity in c

, why radicalize, in order to create such a negative image from a peaceful assembly that they are radicals just such quite tough confrontations took place, by the way , klitschko was the first to be there in the role of a conciliator, why is klitschko, because lyovochkin and the firtash... he was considered as a future presidential candidate and they needed exposure, these shots when he was shot from a fire extinguisher there cooled his ardor a little, this whole situation that was there, and just on january 22, later 3 days after this event... the first sacred victims appeared on the maidan, this is where the american scenario began to be implemented, when blood was shed, and yarosh received money from government officials, he was under the hood of the sbu during the maidan, so he did not he was afraid to go to negotiations with the presidential administration, he was not afraid for his life, because he was given guarantees, including by the sbu officers, so it’s quite interesting, because in fact the maidan is for him the apogee of his career. the current government is the liquidators of

democrat party has been taken over by radical every institution in america has been taken over by radicalsr cultural marxism for government control over every aspect of your life. they point out the hypocrisy of it. people like george soros. he is pouring millions into the state of texas trying to take me out right now. soros and schumer. i've got a democrat opponent i'm running for reelection right now. my democrat opponent has already raised $22 million. they are coming after texas because they want to flip texas blue and they want to take me out. that is abuse of power. that is their priority. and by the light source is not a personal danger he has armed guards surrounding him he lives a life of opulence it is the little people whose children get killed by illegal aliens not the masters of the universe who were ushering in the lawlessness. mark: your mom is all this money pouring into take you out and to turn texas blue, what is your website? what's a website ted cruz.org. 10% organ i got to say every time you have me on it is amazing your listeners are incredible patriots they go onlin

radical left identitarian politics colliding with radical islamism, which is basically giving radicalamism a free pass. it's enabung islamism a free pass. it's enabling extremists to run around the streets, setting off fireworks , celebrating genocide, fireworks, celebrating genocide, and so on. we need to step back, and so on. we need to step back, and we need to deal with each of these problems in a methodical way. we need to push back hard against radical islamists. if you're a foreign national and you're a foreign national and you glorify islamist terrorism , you glorify islamist terrorism, you glorify islamist terrorism, you deported from the you should be deported from the country you're a british country and if you're a british citizen glorifying terrorism and you're the british you're violating the british rule of law, you should face consequences . should consequences. we should dramatically migration in dramatically lower migration in this country, and we should have a policy of integration a serious policy of integration like the danes have, like the swedes have, and increa

putin's friends from this environment, and that's why i think he makes such a radical statement. what is happening in general from the point of view of the russians ' military and political intentions, do you assume that they will be ready to go further in some kind of offensive, or will they defend their positions in the occupied territories, which is what they would really like to achieve? in your opinion, well, i believe that putin will try to bite off pieces of territory, first of all in the so-called dpr, in order to improve the negotiating position on the future, because they all expect that trump will be there and that he will force ukraine to sit down at the negotiating table, and here it was very interesting what he said, i think the day before yesterday, that... he accepts what we are doing now on the territory of the kursk and belgorod regions, as an attempt to later transfer this territory to the territory of the zaporozhye and kherson regions, well, of course we did not have such an opinion, but it is interesting that he thinks so and here we can be proud that he per

the radicals, they disguised themselves very heavily.here were double walls in the trucks, there were also secret rooms through which they tried to smuggle weapons, ammunition, molotov cocktails, and all kinds of bits with nails. there are all sorts of sharpened axes welded from rebar. wednesday, february 26th. the supreme council of crimea appoints a session at which the issue of a referendum is raised. it was proposed to determine the status of crimea democratically . residents of simferopol with st. george ribbons and tricolors gather near the building of the parliament of the republic. they want to support the referendum on the independence of the republic and not allow the majlis to seize the building. aggressive supporters of the mejlis appear at the building of the supreme council of the republic, and representatives of pro-fascist organization right sector. the scenario of the crimean maidan has begun to come true. it is at this moment that the future of crimea is being decided. glory to ukraine, glory to heroes! glory to ukraine

for example, whether really radical and even terrorist?ganizations are interested in striking russia, which is advocating today for a just solution to the escalating middle east conflict, radical islamists, and as radical islamists who position themselves, by the way, as orthodox muslims who practice the so-called pure islam, pure islam , go to commit grave atrocities and crimes in the holy month of ramadan for all muslims, the holy month of ramadan for all muslims, that is , come on... let's figure out how radical islamists are attacking russia, putin asks. and why can they not attack russia? it seems that the russian authorities are simply surprised, these are our allies, how did they attack us, this is how this statement should be understood, and find me proof that they cannot attack in ramadan. well , here i have even this, you know, and there are no questions, i can't even comment on it, it's just an unwillingness to see the obvious and an unwillingness, you know, really... to follow this matter simply, if i say so seriously, that is,

blaine probably the most radical who still hewed to radical principles was james g. blaine, who want tried very hard to become president but didn't. garfield. i think was by the time he was elected, was pretty much had pretty much accommodated himself to the reconciliation test trend. the republican party, through grant's presidency, regarded the southern republican vote largely black, but not entirely as imperative to the of the national republican party. at the end of grant's term, the party and this partly accounts what happened in 1876 the party. came to believe that that was no longer viable and was looking increasingly to the midwest and far west to build its electoral majorities. ohio, your state being a being being being the linchpin actually of the republicans future plans. i guess you would know, jane, most people don't. how many how presidents came from ohio. it's not an not a coincidence so i do i think anything would been different. i think there would have been i think garfield shows signs that he would have prosecuted people who, committed acts of terr

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what has intensified radical islamists and how radical islamists who position themselves, by the way, who profess the so-called pure islam, let's call it pure islam, go to commit grave atrocities and crimes in the month of ramadan, which is holy for all muslims. the month of ramadan, that is, let's figure it out, why is it that radical islamists are attacking russia, asks putin, and why can they not attack russia? the impression is that the russian authorities are simply surprised, these are our allies, how did they attack us, this statement should be understood that way, and find me evidence that they cannot attack in ramadan, well, i even have this, you know , and there are no questions, i can't even comment on it, it's just an unwillingness to see the obvious and an unwillingness, you know, to really investigate this case, just but if you say so seriously, that is, they invented some version for themselves that it is necessary to tie ukrainians there, it doesn't work, no, they don't investigate, they search, they literally knock out some, well, some strange links, and, well, this i

we know that the crime was committed by radicals islamists, whose ideology is the most.slamic world has been fighting for centuries, we also see that the united states, through various channels, is trying to convince its satellites and other countries of the world that, according to their intelligence data , there is supposedly no kiev trace in the moscow terrorist attack, that the bloody terrorist attack was carried out by followers of islam, members of the isis organization banned in russia . we know by whose hands this atrocity was committed against russia and her. we are interested in who the customer is, the performers were selected so that the version about the customers appears to be the only one, but there is a whole range of questions, for example, whether radical and even terrorist islamic organizations are really interested in striking russia, which today stands for a fair solution to the aggravated middle east conflict, and as a radical. islamists, who position themselves, by the way, as devout muslims, professing the so-called pure islam, commit grave atroci

for example, are radical, even terrorist, islamic organizations really interested in striking russia,oday stands for justice? solution to the aggravated middle east. and how radical islamists, who position themselves, by the way, as devout muslims, professing so-called pure islam, commit serious atrocities and crimes during the holy month of ramadan for all muslims. one thing is absolutely clear: the terrible crime committed on march 22 in the capital of russia. this is an act of intimidation; the question immediately arises: who benefits from this? this atrocity can only be a link in a whole series of attempts by those who have been fighting our country since 2014 at the hands of the neo-nazi kiev regime, the nazis, as is well known, never disdained to use the most dirty and inhumane means to achieve their goals, especially... all is not lost, you just need to follow the orders of your western curators, fight to the last ukrainian, carry out the command from washington and ...adopt a new law on mobilization, create something like hitler juganda, in a new edition of it, of course, get

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his policies are as radical or more radical than one could even have imagined.his because suddenly he's a marxist? or because he is a chameleon and power-hungry street politician? >> it is the latter without a doubt. when you look at the democrat party they're owned by a socialist left. i live down here in texas and what we see in texas i'm sure people saw the recent video of illegal immigrants single military age males storming our border and overrunning national guardsmen. this is something they sent out to do. i do not understand how we can allow a president to willfully, purposefully and intentionally advocate the sovereignty of the eye states of america. that is something that is articulated as enumerated duty to the federal government article four section four of the constitution. we are seeing drug invasion of america trafficking in human trafficking. the terrorist trafficking that's coming in is affecting every aspects of our lives. we are seeing young people lose their lives like lakin riley and all the people losing their lives to fentanyl poisoning. t

that's right her party at like-minded radicals purchase should have been disbarred.hat it should do? she's doing everything she can to bankrupt trump u.s. attorney's office said there is no case here. her predecessor, another radical but said there is no case here she said i will make a case here. the case is a consumer fraud statute that does not require fraud that is absolutely nothing to do with anything donald trump did. donald trump not only did not commit fraud he made money for the banks he paid all of his taxes everything not only on time sometimes before time. and she digs this up. since we've got something a phony law with a crummy radical elected democrat nitwit of a judge. and now he is online for half a billion dollars. trying to break him. they tried to take his businesses away so an appellate judge said not so fast i will put that on state. why? why are they trying to do this? why do you think? and then we have source manhattan d.a. bragg complete moron in my view. what does he do? takes two laws, m maybe three tries to work them over to create a feder

also coming up. precious president started, we have hooton's lanes. radical is room is for the mass killings that are most of the concert hole that repeats his crime, that ukraine e mails to be involved and boeing's boss steps down to catastrophic crashes and astray of technical failures have cost out in the us. k, make good safety procedures the i'm bringing them home. it is good to have you with us. the you on security council has for the 1st time pause the resolution demanding and immediate sci fi in gaza. the breakthrough came as the united states decided not to block the measure, having visa 3 previous assets. the resolution also demands the immediate release of all hostages, still held by him off the route behind the october 7th terror attacks against israel. the drugs hailed a milestone moment, the united nations security council 14 nations voted in favor of the resolution cooling for a c spy and java for the 1st time. so the united states refrained from detailing the agreement and steed abstaining to ensure directly opposing a request from israel not to do so. this resolution rightly

the american dream is been destroyed by the radical and we are in a country that is in crisis.iden's catastrophic border to flush crushing hard-working families to evil terrorists attacking our most precious allyr israel. tof our constitution and to the unprecedented illegal corrupt weaponization of the federal government. [applause] we, the people must vote to save our haea the oil stenographers of the left of fundamentally underestimate we the people every day. they uerestimate president donald j trump every single day and i am proud to say they have underestimated me at every turn. never underestimate the power of you. the power of we, the people because we know, like president donald j trump knows t work for you not the arrogant editorial board. not the cocktail party chatter inchattering class. nothing entitled swamp you thetata people. [applause] [cheering] ten years ago i was proud to make history as the youngest woman ever elected to the knights'o congress. [cheering] [applause] thank you. it is my highest professional aren't to represent new york's 21st congressional d

also in the program brushes president, document foods and blames radical islamists for the mass killings at a most co concept hold. but repeat, says claim that ukraine may also be involved. and this good and bad news for donald trump and his legal vassals are pre on a bond payment of nearly half of $1000000000.00 for the judge roll. the harsh money case involving form style swimming. daniels can go ahead and bring them home. it is good to have you with us. the un security council has for the 1st time posts or resolution demanding and immediate sci fi and gaza. the breakthrough came as the united states decided not to block the measure of having vetoed 3 previous efforts. the resolution also demands the media to release the old hostages, still held by him off the group behind the october 7th terror attacks against israel. the drugs the degrees of hailed a milestone moment at the united nations security council. 14 nations voted in favor of the resolution, calling for a c spy and java for the 1st time. so, the united states refrained from detailing the agreement and steed abstaining to ens

we know that the crime was committed by hands radical islamists, whose ideology. the islamic world itself has been fighting for centuries , we also see that the united states, through various channels, is trying to convince its satellites and other countries of the world that, according to their intelligence data , there is supposedly no trace of kiev in the moscow terrorist attack, that the bloody terrorist attack was carried out by followers of islam, members of a group banned in russia . isis organizations. we know by whose hands this was done. atrocities against russia and its people. we are interested in who the customer is. in the course of joint work of our intelligence services and law enforcement agencies, it is necessary get. answers to a number of questions, for example, are radical, even terrorist, islamic organizations really interested in striking russia, which today stands for a just solution to the aggravated middle east conflict, and how radical islamists, who position themselves, by the way, as devout muslims, profess so -called...pure islam are

the world has changed radically since then.stifled right now by a governing vision that is stuck in the past.dy nobody expects a prime minister netanyahu to do the things that must be done the cycle of violence. to preserve israel's credibility on the world stage and to work toward a two state solution. a few were to disavow these ministers and kicked them out of his governing coalition, thatwop forward. bute regrettably there's no reason to believe prime minister netanyahu would do that he will notny disavow the ministers ther calls for israelis to drive palestinians out of gaza and the west bank. he won'ty commit to a military s protecting civilian life. he will not engage responsibly in discussions about a day after gaza and eight and a longer-tem pathway to peace. palestinians o support and tolerate their evil ways radical right wing israelib these arehe four obstacles to peace. if we fail to overcome them than israel and the west bank and state of affairs for the last 75 years. these are not the same in their culpability i

so i can be approaching blames radical islamists, but still main science that ukraine may also be involved. the gulf is welcome to the program. i may just search and rescue operation is underway in the us software. a cargo ship crashed into a bridge in baltimore, causing the bridge to collapse. officials say several vehicles were on the structure at the time. the fire department says 2 people have been rescued, one of whom is in a critical condition. emergency workers are trying to rescue at least 7 others believe to be still in the water. shipping in and out of bolton will pull. it has also been suspended until further notice. the ship's owners say all of the crew have been accounted for and no injuries reported is just to give you a sense of the scale of this. the francis scott key bridge was 2.6 kilometers long, with a full a. it's more than $11000000.00 vehicles used it every year. and it is a major part of the road network on the us east coast. officials in baltimore to say this is still very much an active search and rescue operation. here's how events unfolded. this is the moment wh

human rights defenders, and the meaning of human rht bee many radicals accepted the nee .e status and recognition that if they be political prisoners. the last point, which is still controveial now, it's aboutremol identity. now ter two years, the picture of the enemys very car and -- the ability to defend the old country. in soviet times, patriotism was now whom -- human rights defenders, the advocate for everyone and it's e for everyono abdicates for peace and always appreciated nonviolence principle. this understanding that nonviolence doesn't work, deconstructing the whole community, the personal identity , the piece, but pieces justice. human rights now refers more to international criminal justice and focuses on documenting were crimes and cooperation with the state. it is not so easy for many human rights groups because for typical human rights groups, the state is the enemy. ■gthe state is something that as to limit our rights, and we have to defend our rights. now the situation is we have to work with the state to defend our rights becausewants to remoe rights. th

they are not suicide bombers, that is, this is some completely different line. perceive islamic radicalsuited for money, whom they are trying to extradite, that is, ideological, so... in in the current situation against russia , it is possible that they are simply not ready to act in this way on such a scale, or this is some other tactic of the idea, and in our country this problem has already been solved a long time ago. yes , these questions are coming out again, i came to this studio from a meeting with one well-known on the issues of jihadism, and we talked about the fact that, for example, the radical group islamic state of kharasan, banned in russia, kharasan is an asian branch. are accustomed to what you are talking about, that this is a classic hostage situation, the use of suicide bombers, they do not always use suicide bombers, their recruitment is very non-ideological, let’s say, they recruit from among or the radical banned organization of the islamic state, but its branches in iraq in... on the arabian peninsula, then the composition is there, and they act often they can act

this is veryk clear, the white house is more eager to appease radical environmental activists than theno other way to assess this. and house republicansth americad producers for lower energy costs for americans. democrats simply can't say the same thing. and we will be reiterating that theme over and over. with that i'll take your questions. second row. reporter: it's a very difficult time and circumstances, what has been your -- [indiscernible] mr. johnson: what we're doing is unprecedented. there's never been a change of a speaker mid course in the history of congress and we did it at a time when we have the smallest majority in u.s. history. 65 ath congress in 1917 during world war i before women had the right to vote when by next week we'll be 1.16%. that's the math. so one vote. and yet we have to govern and we have to demonstrate wca keep this thing together and keep the train on the tracks and we are. and by getting appropriation bills done and by moving key pieces of le keeping the team together, we've demonstrated that. how do we stay focused and do that? to me it boils down t

the house republicans are once again fighting against the biden administration's radical climate agendaging six commonsense energy bills to the floor. the core tenets of these bills are simple. it's allbout restoring american energy dominance. lowering costs for families. and counteracting the biden administration's detrimental green new deal agenda. by canceling the keystone x.l. pipeline on his first day in office, joe biden made it clear that he cares more about appeasing the far left members of his party than protecting american jobs and american energy. his anti-american ey antics continued with decisions to halt approval of liquefied natural gas exports and drain our strategic petroleum reserve. what have been the results? americans are paying 45% more for gas and 28% more for electricity. plus our strategic petroleum reserve is at its lowest levels in four decades. we must stand for american -- america's energy independence and american workers and their families. the question is, will democrats join us? with that i turn it over to our majority leader, steve scalise. mr. scalise:

also on the program rushes presidents looking at fruits and blames of radical islamists group for mass killings that have moscow constant hole that repeats his claim. but ukraine may also be involved and boeing's boss steps down to catastrophic crashes. and the strength of technical failures have cost out on us. plain make is safety procedures. the moment it's good to have you with us. the un security council has for the 1st time, pause the resolution to monday and they needed sci fi and goes up. the breakthrough came as the united states decided not to block the measure, having vetoed 3 previous efforts. the resolution also demands the immediate release of all hostages, still held by him off the group behind the october 7th terror attacks against israel. the drugs, the degrees of the 5th hailed i'm milestone moment at the united nations security council. 14 nations voted in favor of the resolution cooling for a c spy and java for the 1st time. so the united states refrained from detailing the agreement and steed abstaining to ensure directly opposing a request from israel not to do so

also coming up on our show today, russian president vladimir putin, blaine's radical, islamists for the mass killings at a moscow concert. but he repeats his claim that you prayed, may also have been involved plus good and bad news for donald trump in his legal battles. a reprieve on a bond payment of nearly half a $1000000000.00 bought a judge raise a harsh money case involving porn star stormy daniels can go ahead. the unclear richardson welcome israel has reacted angrily to a decision by the un security council to pass a resolution demanding an immediate cease fire in gaza for the muslim holy month of ramadan, the united states decided not to block the measure having vetoed 3 previous efforts in response, israel's prime minister cancelled plans to send a high level delegation to washington. the resolution had also demanded the immediate release of all hostages, still be held by him off the group behind the october 7th terror attacks of the drugs. this is the, the old i'm milestone moment at the united nations security council. 14 nations voted in favor of the resolution cooling for a

for example, are radical, even terrorist , islamic organizations really interested in striking russiatoday stands for a just solution to the escalating middle east conflict, and how are radical islamists, who position themselves, by the way, as devout muslims, professing so-called pure islam, going ... to commit grave atrocities and crimes on the holy day for all muslims month of ramadan. these, as well as other, more specific, professional questions for an objective investigation of the crime committed in moscow, must be answered. one thing is absolutely clear: the terrible crime committed on march 22 in the capital of russia is an action “ when their advertised counter-offensive has completely failed, this is already recognized by everyone, it is not disputed, the russian armed forces hold the initiative along the entire line of combat contact, everything undertaken by the enemies of the world to stabilize the front do not bring success hence the attempts to gain a foothold in our border territories, shelling, including using salvo systems. regime, i don’t want to be accomplices of

and finally, i know there's that radical islamists counted on fridays attack on the moscow constant holds the kill schools for suspects disappear, include the feel welcome to the program. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has canceled the visits of and is rarely dedication to washington to discuss the will in gaza. of his fathers, the united states decision not to veto a un security council resolution demanding a cx 5 between israel and from us. the resolution calls for an immediate humanitarian seas 5 for the remainder of the most imposing month of ramadan. and for the release of old hostages, it passed $14.00 to 0 after the us abstain. washington has previously vetoed 365 resolutions. the security council has been divided of israel high school since the october 7, 10 attacks last time before the stephan simmons in the, in washington, a y b y student veto vase resolution, as it has so many of us a while the us and best of the to the you and linda, it's almost greenfield said that the fundamentals were what the us supported to you, and that is the call for an immediate and sustai

they were radical lies. radical islamic terrorism. so they were radicalized. they walk into people that gave them a wedding reception, people that gave them a baby shower. people that they knew. they killed 14. many in the hospital. if there were guns on the other side pointed in the other direction. so the bullets are flying both ways. you wouldn't have had that kind of carnage. so we're going to protect we're going to protect our second amendment. but we're protecting our second amendment. but i but i will say this and by the way, big story. you know, i said at the last at my last speech, i said apple. i said apple computer. apple, boycott, apple. we want the secrets. they don't want to open up the phones. give me a break. why wouldn't they want to do it? why wouldn't they want to do it? they don't want to. they don't want to open up the phone. it's owned by the government. the phone is owned by government. what are they doing? open up the phones. we got to get. we have to be smart. we have to look and see what's going on. let apple open up the phones so tha

, the most radical super-radical ones, the examples who gave him are what russian skinheads used to call, how... this should be treated as it should be decent to treat a person, i won’t even answer this question, because answering this question, i start playing your game, which is my game, but you suddenly said interestingly that it turns out that all nations are bad, one is very good, when i said it, well, that’s how it happened for you, no, we got that the russians don’t have this, but the rest, that is, all nations are equal after all, well, because you started. there was no such terrible page as pogroms , and we are now i, i gave the only example, these are the german pogroms during st. petersburg, in moscow, but they only happened - at the beginning of the first world war, which was called german, they were not the first they called it world, but german, i just mean that we are now bargaining in such an area of ​​history, so painful, now we will talk about what happened and how they slaughtered each other and how much blood was shed, and history is our common one, it just seems to m

and everyone else, both in phase up on the program brushes president vladimir putin, blaine's radical islam is full of the mass killings that a moscow constant hold, which repeats his claim that ukraine may also be in bolt. the . i'm bringing them home. it is good to have you been us. the un security council has for the 1st time passed a resolution demanding an immediate cease, but in gaza. the breakthrough came as the united states decided not to block the measure, having vetoed 3 previous efforts. the resolution also demands the immediate release of all hostages, still held why held off the group behind the october 7th terror attacks against israel. the drugs hailed a milestone moment. the united nations security council. 14 nations voted in favor of the resolution, cooling for a c spy and java. for the 1st time, the united states refrain from de towing the agreement in steed abstaining to ensure directly opposing a request from israel not to do so. of this resolution, rightly acknowledges that during the month of ramadan, we must resubmit to peace. a mouse can do that by accepting

the second major obstacle to peace is radical right wing israelis in government and society.worst example of this radicalism are finance minister smotric and -- the ministers, minister smotric openly called for the subjugation and forced displace of all palestinians in. he used inflammatory rhetoric and called for punitive restrictions on palestinian farmers in the west bank during the olivest. he prevented the transfer of funds to the palestinian authority. he has opposed the provision of any humanitarian assistance to g gaza, going so far as to stop agreed upon shipments of now ■x flour. minister ben gavir is no better. as a young man, he was barred from military service for extremist views. last year, in a view intended to antagonize the population, he visited the temple mount as a brazen show of force towards palestinians. during this current conflict, he facilitated the mass distribution of guns to far right settlers exacerbating instability, fueling violence. there's a nastiness to what the ministers believe, and how they use their positions of authority and and eager i

the second major obstacle to peace is radical right-wing israelis in government and society.his radicalism are finance minister in the ministry of national security. the minister openly called for the subjugation and forcedfo bank. in the current crisis is use inflammatory rhetoric and called for punitive restrictions of west bank. he is prevented the transfer of authority and depose the provision of any humanitarian assistance for gaza. going so far as to stop shipments of flo minister dan devere is no better. when he was a young man he was barred from the israeli military service for his extremist views. y a move attempting toze antagonize the muslim population he visited the temple mound with his supporters with a a brazen show of force towards palestinians and during his current conflict he has facilitated the mass distribution of guns to far right settlers exacerbating instability andng violence. there's a mess to what they believe and their decision -- positions of authority to inflame and provoke as profoundly irresponsible and self-destructive. in my conversations wit

the republican party has been radicalizing for a generation and radical parties, parties that come to their rivals as not just some buddy. they disagree with somebody. they may, but somebody who poses an existential threat. when you begin to see the side as an existential threat, you come under pressure to use any means necessary to stop them. and there were some signs that that the republican party was moving in this direction even before trump and the the vast bulk of the republican has been all too willing to evolve, just trump and the party fully committed to democratic of the game. he wouldn't have gotten nearly we wouldn't have gotten to january 6th. the a never trump conservative organization called the republican accountability project looked the public statements of all. i think was 261 sitting republican of congress in 2020. house and senate and evaluated their statements regarding the election. did they accept publicly accept the results of the election or not? they found that 86% of republican house and senate members raised questions about the legitimacy of the election.