thank you, rami. and let's let's give both helena and rami a hand. thank you so much for this evening. but more importantly, thank for doing this book and this journey, as it were, and inviting all of us to be a part of that journey. so now i want to everybody else to have a chance to talk informally, meet our authors here and rami, but also by books. and i want to just say that tonight, any books that are purchased tonight here, 10% of the proceeds will go to the organization heal palestine that is working to support the community in gaza. so there's an opportunity to make a difference really. but also i you will find the studies as colin mentioned in terms of the banning of books or have a book study group use this book to do your own webinars in person, not just online, to have the tough conversation. and this book will challenge and surprise you as well. and so rami and helena, once again, thank you so much for this evening and this work. and thank you all for coming tonight tonight. wo

this is alia and her son rami, in the place they now call home.ort ten years ago about their perilous journey from war—torn syria to a refugee centre in germany. it's hard. looking back at it now, they feel disbelief. how could i go with him in that boat? ah! she's learned german and is grateful to her adopted country, but believes some migrants have integrated more than others. for ten years it was very welcoming, actually. foreigners out. yes. because we don't want to live in this situation also. applause. scenes of welcome in 2015. but a string of attacks involving suspects who've been migration debate. georgie's lived in 0berhausen most of his life. it has to change. there is tension on these streets. for the far—right afd party. yeah. i mean, he grew up here. that is clear racism, no? translation: no, that's not racism. l i mean, he personally attacked me. doesn't suit you here in germany, then you can go back. then leave us alone here. back at home with alya and rami, who's the same age as europe's migration crisis. jessica parker, bbc news

rami a sort of a, a tactical temporary move by these riley's, partly, but not fully. i disagree with the, there's the bank has, because, uh, i think there is no, i, i agree that as you may not want to program for the, occupies south lebanon. but israel does want to make sure that it's priority is it's personal, its own security perceptions are what set the rules for the behavior of people and lebanon, and syria and iraq, and then you have on and then jordan and everywhere else. so this rarely doctrine has been to fight wars and inside of our country is not inside israel. and to make sure that israel security, as israel defines an exaggerated way, is always a priority for are israel and the united states and the arab countries. so this is a longstanding situation between 11 and the israel before as well. that was the p i . lo, there was measuring list. the forces left us forces in lebanon, who fought against the israelis going way back to enter the fifty's and sixty's. so this is a longstanding situation, any is really moved to, to assert its primacy in southern level.

rami malek played freddie mercury.ow the question is, did scarlett johansson or vin diesel ever play famous singers in movies? audience. >> no. >> you're allowed to ask the audience. >> nobody said i. >> couldn't ask. >> the odd one out. is nicolas cage, vin diesel, scarlett johansson and rami malek are all twins, while nicolas cage only played twins in adaptation. >> wow. >> nicolas cage also played twins in the 2019 revenge thriller fatal target, which is a movie i just made. >> up. >> or did i? it feels like a nicolas cage movie, doesn't it? that was odd. one out. we'll be right back. >> the boeing 747 has crashed in the lockerbie area. >> it was the largest act of terrorism on the united states before nine over 11. >> there are a number of anomalies. >> trying to. >> find out the why of it became. >> everything you could look at the iranians, the libyans, the. >> cia. >> hezbollah. >> nothing is what it seems in the lockerbie story. >> lockerbie, the bombing of pan am flight 103 premieres tomorrow at nine on cnn. >

rami malek played freddie mercury. now the question is, did scarlett johansson or vin diesel ever play famous singers in movies? audience. >> no. >> you're allowed to ask the audience. >> nobody said i couldn't ask. >> the odd one out is nicolas cage, vin diesel, scarlett johansson and rami malek are all twins, while nicolas cage only played twins in adaptation. >> wow. >> nicolas cage also played twins in the 2019 revenge thriller fatal target, which is a movie i just made. >> up. >> or did i? it feels like a nicolas cage movie, doesn't. >> it? >> that was odd. one out. we'll be right back. >> it's the news. >> welcome back. >> but it's also kind of not the news. >> jenin dana bash do that. >> you know, there's three lesbians on this panel. >> am i one. >> of them? >> if you drink tap water and your balls still work, please clap. >> no, michael. >> we don't fact check it. we don't care, man. >> why all the information on this show so terrible? >> have i got news for you? next saturday at nine on cnn and stream. next d

she's the son of omar rami and the nephew of rashid co rami who served as prime minister for a remarkable 8 times higher most of the ally. and there's a little bit of thought on that. here's what i'll be. i'll see the dog. we just need a lot to be or of this land. so who are the dogwood? is them you look at and go with them? assume cuts on the face with a hot a lot will be well about the is what the hot, like i said, mob been home for your muscle. what about the f r fee? so what do you, what to do them? no meant that the band homeless will then come, it would do is the food heavy and i the program shut off. i'm sectional, i didn't, steve could see the and i was supposed to get that data. i got on the, at the, the headphone the defect with the all the of the media de chemistry with numerous deal of numerous d that was slip and she to cut on me. you can misty, can i have not sure if that was the let's see. i see you have them set on see when how many copies look on sunday. what else it doesn't affect? what is the throughout the how yeah. the misspell a bit cut on the drum. i'll a sofa a do

we have nicolas cage, vin diesel, scarlett johansson and rami malek. is it that.hansson was the. face and the other man? all have wax figurines at madame tussauds? okay. and rami malek doesn't. you go to wax museums like that? you'd be at tussauds like that. you know how many pictures i have with bob marley? >> watch the premiere at 9:00 eastern and pacific on cnn. and thank you for joining me this evening. i'm paula reid. i'll see you again tomorrow night starting at

we have nicolas cage, vin diesel, scarlett johansson and rami malek. is it that. scarlett johansson was the. face and the other man? all have wax figurines at madame tussauds? okay. and rami malek doesn't. you go to wax museums like that? you'd be at tussauds like that. you know how many pictures i have with bob marley? >> watch the premiere at 9:00 eastern and pacific on cnn. and thank you for joining me this evening. i'm paula reid. i'll see you again tomorrow night starting at original series real time with bill maher. >> start the clock. >> everybody. how are you? hi. is everybody here? okay, everybody. how you doing? thank you so much. oh, i appreciate it. i'm glad. thank you so much. i'm very glad. oh. i know, i know. it's, uh. it's a man i know, i know. it's not me. it's the fact that you have a three day weekend. you're going to have monday off. it's right. is it presidents day? all government offices will be closed. although i think that was the plan. anyway. oh, yeah. this is. this is, uh, week four of hulk smash. the administration that dissects a frog

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they're obama, or had been i, me, alicia rami in or leaving. you have been flown back to israel and reunited with their families. despite another successful exchange for mazda sol, down to 0, the ceasefire deal is in jeopardy. the group accuses is relative repeated violations, including the delay of food aid and shelters for displace palestinians. so i'm us has told after 0 that the ceasefire deal is in jeopardy. it has accused israel of repeated violations, as we have the funds were conveyed to clear and strict messages to the mediators including the americans. that the only views that the games by this is to possible the influence of the need and the stuff for the medicine. and $0.10 to cut off on sunday, so they generate those and the implementation of other uh, items of this uh deal including the violations banking and uh something i've seen is about $500.00 and a something above this could fit it and the to collapse. and total effect in the deal not to be fulfilled as it has been agreed upon. but this part of this, from the one our vote wa

for the civil war, sectarian division, and foreign interference level homes, political families, the rami dentist, on out to 0, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching out a 0 mind if not top stories this hour and donald trump says you questions president loderman savanski is a dictator and best to move sauce or he williams have a country left. he was responding to comments by zalinski, who said trump is living in a this information bubble crates and by russia exchange began off to the us. president suggested ukraine stops of the war and should have negotiated piece earlier. i'm off as outlined. it's vision for a 2nd phase of this, these fine garza, the group has proposed releasing or remaining is right and captives full power, staying presence in the savings in a single swamp. and that'd be fine. thing is taking place in the eastern democratic republic and on the $23.00 rebels and that allies on the bouncing and vice north and south keepers comes provinces in choir officials. and one also say they're treating thousands of patients to come shop. now a group of migrants deposited fro

over the past week, rami i read r e r t at gauze as ship a hospital in gaza city. okay, before we go, a reminder of our breaking news. most school has like shoes, t, as of committing a quote war crime in an occupied russian tone by striking a boarding school in the crystal region. that is, according to russia's defense ministry, there is no information on victims. at this point, the attack comes after evidence of a part into printing military atrocities was on covered as russian forces re took areas in the critic region were at least $22.00 civilians were violently killed. russia has raised the alarm. i bought this before on numerous occasions last year in september, mosque was permanent representative to the un. i choose key of, of human rights violations in the curse which is region. we are of course, following the topic on air online as well. we'll keep you updated as well. now this where we leave and use drop for not, but don't go too far. as more programs get their starting moments here on or to international goodbye. the afghanistan have is attracted conquero

and to allow palestinians to have a stay towed of their own rami i read r e r t from one of the policy the and samuel as are households and gaza city we've been speaking with the head of goss is government media office who told us that policy, you know, if our, if he's actually have their own reconstruction plan for the enclave, however, he suggests history might repeat itself. and his rel, i'm more than likely will just stand in the way as nice as many as we are facing a real humanitarian crisis. and a minimum, a catastrophe in every sense of the word. these riley occupation has destroyed 15, vital sectors in gaza, foremost among them, the housing sector. it is completely destroyed. 250000 housing units, making them uninhabitable. some have been entirely leveled leaving nothing behind. this means we are facing a real catastrophe. we now have 250000 families, living on the streets, sleeping on the sidewalks, lying on the ground exposed to the sky. and um, i don't know if they have no tents, no caravans, no sheltered us as the palestinian government. we have extensive plans related to t

and to allow palestinians do have a stay towed of their own rami as mid r e r t from one of the policy and families or households and garza city. i'm the leader of the policy, the national, the initiative party, most of all by go to believe that trump's plan, the 4 guys that would amount to ethnic cleansing it was done, crowns the little boys dis absolutely, i'm the stick i'm doing here about happened festival and we the police thing and people would never believe and we would never allow to describe effects the cleansing that he's proposing. so how can we unfit? it is very determined and we will not leave. guess 2nd, know comes to the country is in accepting his plan. you go to egypt. no, did you all done any of that out of the country to, to be a product as if it ends up crying most economical in single stimulus again and said she wants to get out? because without paying any, i mean i need to and the, or the plans he wants to implement with the money of other people. none of that wouldn't happen. i think it's up. so the stick, but it's very dangerous. and it shows you how this americ

distinguished public policy fellow at the american university of a root, he joins us from boston to rami. thanks for joining us again. this our on alger 0, let me ask you, there's been a lot of speculation the past few hours after this announcement from how much and then after the reaction from these really government as to how in peril the cease fire deal may be right now. what do you say, how fragile is all of this at this moment, and do you expect that it will all collapse it's fragile. i don't expect it to collapse personally, but it could. it really depends on the 2 main forces that have define the nature of the conflict. over the last 100 years between zionism and the state of israel on the one side of the united states, some great britain supporting them and on the indigenous palestinians fighting staying their land on the other side. but it's the, as really, isn't the americans now, who are the people who will determine if this is going to collapse or not the posted in time as others have all made it clear they're all in to make this work. they want to handle fighting, and they w

i mean, even if the power is waned in recent years, it's probably too soon to right off the co rami family's political future. the challenge for the next generation is to hugh the family rift and to speak with one voice. they can, i mean, do they can uh, yeah, and the on hey there. how, how, how did the csc in the vision be more, it's a lot and they can let it have a. so i'm, i've got on me come in all through to have a new thought to me, but do the 09 to check. and i can look you up, see a little bit of, i mean the good and then i'm also going to see know me. well, if he was done, we'll see calmness because of lebanon's history position in the middle east and power sharing arrangement. its politics are incredibly complex. countries future is still uncertain after the recent conflict between israel and has bola arguably the most successful and influential 11. these groups are its powerful political families. perhaps look around me. his greatest achievements has been to bring an element of stability during some of lebanon is most topping on times. the power base and tripoli is rooted in the s

and to allow palestinians to have a stay towed of their own rami i read r e r t from one of the policy the. and samuel is our households. and garza city, the leader of the palestinian national initiative. paul team and stuff about gucci . believe that trump spawn football. so would amount to ethnic country that was done crowns the little boys dis absolutely, i'm the stick i'm doing here about happened festival. and we the police, can you and people who would never believe, garza and we would never allowed to describe office the cleansing that he's proposing. so how we add fit. it is very determined and we will not believe it as a 2nd. no comes to the country as of accepting his plan, you go to egypt and the job done. any of that out of the country to, to be participating in the crime assessment, lindsey and said she wants to go without paying any any. i need to add the plans, he wants to implement the money of other people. none of that wouldn't happen. i think it's absolutely on the other stick, but it's very dangerous. and it shows you how this american administration has, and it doe

at winter, rami entered politics campaigns, independence. this led to his becoming prime minister. in 1913, 9 to sons rashid and omar kept the post of prime minister in the family at different times over nearly half a century leading the country through 2 multi those political events. the last around the family member to so this prime minister was omar around me in 2005 . but although the direct power has waned, they remain an influential political force. pfizer will cut on me as a member of lebanon's parliament as a form of government administer. she's the son of omar around me. and the nephew of rashid, caroll, me, who served as prime minister for a remarkable 8 times higher most of the ally. and there's a little bit of thought on that. here's what i'll be. i'll see you. the thought we did, i just need a lot of be of this land. so who to die with this them you walk in and go with them . assume cuts on the face with a heart a lot will be well by the is with the hot make us a mob been home for the most little while about the fund fee? so what do you, what the, the them know meant t

and to allow palestinians do have a stay towed of their own rami i read r e r t from one of the policy and families are households and goes, i city and we were speaking with the head of goss is government media offers who told us that palestinian authorities actually have a reconstruction ton of their own. however, he suggests. history will repeat and israel will potentially stand in the way as nice as men sending a hug. we are facing a real humanitarian crisis. a man a catastrophe, in every sense of the word. these riley occupation has destroyed 15 vital sectors in gaza, foremost among them, the housing sector. it is completely destroyed, $250000.00 housing units on making them uninhabitable. women, some have been entirely leveled. i mean, leaving nothing behind. this means we are facing a real catastrophe. we now have $250000.00 families living on the street settlement, sleeping on the sidewalk, lying on the ground and exposed to the sky. i'll see if they have no tens, no caravans, no shelter, see um, what i know for their equipment for us to the as the palestinian government. we hav

basis within that, through data between i'm us and as well that has been met did over the past week rami i read r e r t as gauze as ship a hospital and gaza city ukrainian defense industries. intelligence agency has officially denied any involvement in anti government protests. in slovakia we officially inform you that there is no unit called the georgia national legion in this structured off the good. as for the international legion of good, it is a multinational unit, and it does not carry out any hybrid actions on the territory of the states. well, that's out there for about 5 minutes to robert pizza, the kids, the g u r. and then a tori is mercenary unit of ukrainian military known as the georgian legion of conspiring and a recent wave of anti government protest in the you member state. or how's that quite the formalities to remind me based on the information we have, what we can confirm that the people behind the organization of the rallies in slovakia are whether any one wants to believe it or not. as we have all the necessary information for the georgia national legion amount, it'

and to allow palestinians to have a stay towed of their own rami i read r e r t from one of the policy the. and samuel is our households and goes, i city now is ready for is ever put it be blowing up a storage facility driven a raid in the west bank city of near bloss. now video speculating on social media apparently shows the aftermath of the incident id of troops i set to have to onto the area carried out the destination and detained a policy in my well, i tuesdays meeting with mentioned yahoo trump was that not just about his plans forgot that, but also for the west back of the president promised to that's an announcement letting out washington's position will be made shortly for is really the scenario areas we've many believe. well, we're discussing that with many of your representatives, you're represented very well. and people do like the idea, but we, we haven't taken a position on it yet, but we will be will be making an announcement probably on that very specific topic over the next 4 weeks. now each row is 18 days into the military operation in west back and since then we hav

and to allow palestinians do have a stay towed of their own rami. i've made r e r t from one of the policy and families or households. and garza city now is ready, forces have reportedly loaded up a storage facility. germany re did the west bank city of napa of us now the video speculating on social media. apparently she. ready the aftermath of the incident id of troops the said to have stormed the area, carried out the destination and detain the policy, keeping in mind. well, on tuesdays meeting with nathan, yahoo, trump was asked not just about his plans for guys, but also for the west bank or the president promised as an announcement leading out washington's position, but made shortly for is really the scenario areas we've many believe. beautiful. well, we're discussing that with many of your representatives here represented very well and people do like the idea, but we, we haven't taken a position on it yet, but we will be will be making an announcement probably on that very specific topic over the next 4 weeks while as well as 18 days in to a m

. >> since the cease fire was announced between israel and gaza, rami sultan has been getting photoshis family reuniting in gaza. >> that is my cousin with her son, who she hadn't seen in 15 months and actually assumed that he was dead. so that was quite a beautiful moment to witness and see. >> sultan says his family described returning to northern gaza as knowing full well that they'd return to destruction, but still with a sense of optimism. then on tuesday, president trump announced his plans for gaza to force palestinians out. the u.s. would take over and turn it into the so-called riviera of the middle east. but many bay area palestinians don't think that will ever happen. >> it's kind of. >> embarrassing because the solution is so bizarre. especially if you were to ask the vast majority of palestinians, would they ever leave gaza, even though it's been reduced more or less to rubble, they would never leave their lands. >> it seems like he was not sincere with the palestinians at all. it's a shock for our community. it's not only immoral and illegal under international law, but

. >> since the cease fire was announced between israel and gaza, rami sultan has been getting photosuniting in gaza. >> example of that is my cousin with her son, who she hadn't seen in 15 months and actually assumed that he was dead. so that was quite a beautiful moment to witness and see. >> sultan says his family described returning to northern gaza as knowing full well that they'd return to destruction, but still with a sense of optimism. then on tuesday, president trump announced his plans for gaza to force palestinians out. the u.s. would take over and turn it into the so-called riviera of the middle east. but many bay area palestinians don't think that will ever happen. >> it's kind of embarrassing because the solution is so bizarre. especially if you were to ask the vast majority of palestinians, would they ever leave gaza, even though it's been reduced more or less to rubble, they would never leave their lands. >> it seems like he was not sincere with the palestinians at all. it's a shock for our community. it's not only immoral and illegal under international law, but it's

and so rami and helena, once again, thank you so much for this evening and this work. and thank you all for coming tonight tonight. senator wyden, thank you so much for sitting down with me. i enjoyed reading your book. can set the scene for me. what caused you to sit down and? put these 12 rules together? and when did you and what prompted you to take the effort to write the book? been thinking about it for a time, but what i really wanted to do was write a very different political discussion piece and make sure that it wasn't just. it was about chutzpah. this indispensable instrument of improving your world and the broader world in a way that would get a lot people interested and a lot of young people have come up to me, found a galley somewhere, and they said, we never have anybody. a political guy write a book like that because they always thought the books were different. and i would always ask them what you mean. i said, well, you know, there's a lot of bragging talking about. they did this bill and that bill and then they go, well, everybody is urging me to run