ron javers: and there was the happiest sight i ever seen. bob flick with his big white hat and his "god rides a harley" white t-shirt. bob was going around kneeling down from one person to the next. i worked my way out to the plane. and greg robinson was near the gangway. he was dead. and congressman ryan, he was dead. bob brown was a short distance away, and he was dead. and don harris was nearby too. and near the gangway, patricia parks, who was one of the defectors, died. josh mankiewicz: 5 dead, 10 wounded. shortly after the shooting stopped, the guyanese pilots left in the only plane that could still fly, leaving the wounded to fend for themselves. i should've died on that airstrip. i should have. but it was not part of the plan. i mean, my whole right side of my leg was blown up except for the femoral artery. had the femoral artery been severed, i would've died in 90 seconds. you had to be wondering whether you were gonna bleed to death. i think was it tim reiterman, he used a t-shirt to tie to a-- what do you call the word? tourniquet

vilma: el gobernador de la florida, ron desantis, prometiÓ tomar el el liderazgo en la investigaciÓn su escepticismo que lidera el lÍder fiscal de origina indiano y dijo que solo le formularon dos cargos por posesiÓn ilegal del arma. [habla en inglÉs] a mi juicio no es en el mejor interÉs de nuestra naciÓn que las mismas agencias federales que estÁn buscando procesar a donald trump estÉn liderando esta investigaciÓn. el gobernador de la florida, ron desantis, dijo que firmarÁ una orden ejecutiva para asignar la investigaciÓn por el caso del intento de asesinato contra el expresidente donald trump a la oficina de la fiscalÍa estatal que serÁ supervisada por la fiscal general del estado. el fiscal general asegurÓ que todo el departamento de justicia investiga el intento de asesinato contra donald trump en su club de golf. agregÓ que estÁ agradecido que el exmandatario estÉ a salvo. [habla en inglÉs] todos trabajaremos juntos para determinar incansablemente la responsabilidad en este asunto. blanca: el expresidente trump describiÓ lo sucedido con sus propias palabras en la plataforma x.

he was staying in inter ron. the claims of the leaders of the united states and european countries who promised to cease fire in exchange for the runs known responds to the assassination of mazda honey. yeah, we're completely false. i'm giving such criminals a chance will only encourage them to commit more crimes. well let's get some more reaction to all this now and cross live to fly. these are the professor of political communication at university of to ron professionally. that is good to have you join me now. now reports say that israel has already entered solve 11 and for a limited ground operation. does how limited do you think this will be? you know, if they have associates history, they know that the going into is solvent countries $10.00 to $30.00 at that, especially if the country is named whether or not it is going to is all in that debt and any of the of maybe as early. so just, you know, has been a, was created after the 1982 invasion of 11 of the younger people in 11 on wanted to free deadlines from

ron, for supplying russia with short range missiles for a minute, use again to cry, and us secretary of state. that's me blinking coals that a dangerous escalation of the conflict. the welcome to the show i am jared rate, donald trump, and come to harris or shortly face off in what is expected to be attends presidential to by stay. first off the campaign, the debate takes place in philadelphia, pennsylvania, one of the so called swing states that can be crucial to securing us election victory since harris replace showed bite. and as the democratic candidate, the race has been tied, poles say trump, and harris are all most tied. or huge numbers are expected to to name both in the us and abroad. double use correspondence have been gauging the mood in the run out to the device. now it's showtime, pamela harris and donald trump have agreed to go have to head on television to try to win over undecided voters. the debatable mostly focus on domestic issues of the candidates will also lay out that vision for the country's foreign policy. and it's a leather that will have the whole world watc

you ron, and it started proxies are committed to scribbling. so that's why one of the best ways to find the ron's necessary is designs is to achieve the piece. such a piece would be the foundation for an even broader abrahamic alliance. and that alliance would include the united states, israel occurred, or piece partners, saudi arabia, and others, would choose the blessing of peace in advance security and prosperity across the middle east. and bringing norman's benefits to the rest of the world. with american support and leadership, i believe this vision can materialize and much sooner than people think. and as the prime minister of israel, i will do everything in my power to make it happen. this is an opportunity that we and the world shall not let go by ladies and gentlemen. as well as made bits choice. we seek to move forward to bright age or prosperity and peace. you're on it and it's, it's boxes have also made their choice. they want to move back to dark age of tar and war. and all i have a question and i pose the question to you. what cho

a ron is on the list as well. the iranian foreign ministry spokesperson had this to say in reaction. and once again, we reject these and follow the accusations which serve domestic political purposes in the united states. the government, which is the leader in illegal interference, can be internal affairs of other southern states and has a long record upset. destructive actions will not be able to shoot as domestic problems and crises to other countries by making accusations against them or covering up the dark records opiates, extrajudicial actions, and interference in the internal affairs of the independent states. all right, let's cross live now to how many drugs and columns on a deputy mayor for international affairs and the to ron municipality, an asian mayor as a form of the secretary general. um address. uh, you know, it always seems like the same names keep popping up on washington wants to blame someone else for all their problems. why do you think um, do i consistently hold the ron and russia are respons

the past few days a ron bombed israel for the 1st time ever. in the past few months. human is uh, uh, booming israel. i don't even remember when he lost it, that it doesn't have any deterrence, but i'm just asking why on the hood, you, you think that the oil prices in any way a to, to do it this. and whether the, the numbers killed actually, you know, the, israel's reputation right now is in tablets all around the world as well. yes. and this is very unfortunate. and again, dear, i think that the true story is not being revealed. like you are telling me about millions of, uh, guys as being killed, which is not think of, uh, even near the take millions in proportion. it's based on the british. yeah. it's a quadratic proportion. it is not corrosive because i tell you what they had the boss stairs didn't because they are mostly you. so at the bell? no official. no. do we know you're not allowing john? listen, listen, we are getting guys. you know that you guys right now. there's another, yes we are, you guys have, i'd like you to, to guys are in y

he's been also seen a very effective leader who help you, ron, have this proxy army, basically on the doorstep of, of israel helping iran avoid a direct conflict with israel. this is probably something we're going to change it to be seen exactly how deep iran will want to put itself. but there's no doubt this is also a very serious blow to run. we will see some sort of response be still haven't opened tablets. a see it with israel after having, you know, is relevant at assessing they, they, they become us leader inside a headquarters into ron already in late july. but this is where we're starting to see the shift in his rarely policies to starting as that the end of july. and in the last 2 months, we're seeing more and more hard heating is really a tax trying to provoke, basically, ron and always foxes saying, we don't play the game according to the rules that you have set. if this is a good we want to play, we're going to win and we're going to feed you shiny was honest, you don't even have nissan on his. thank you very much. you're welcome to it's right. the clean up is now on the w

i think these groups are simply too important to you, ron's overall foreign policy strategy. but at the same time, i have to assume that the leadership into iran is taking stock of everything that is unfolded in lebanon and elsewhere in recent days, recent weeks. sort of assessing what made is by less so vulnerable and probably considering what could be done to sort of revise some of the runs strategies. but again, i'll just repeat the point. i think iran is going to be careful not to take the bates from israel. however, looking ahead, something that needs to be considered is that's probably everything that has happened in these past few days past few weeks is going to push iran down the path of accelerating its nuclear program. i think the odds of you, ron, deciding to develop a nuclear weapon in are much higher today than they were a few weeks ago. and possibly i stress possibly if you run goes down that path, that might be a way for the islamic republic to decrease the burden that is put on different members of the excess of resistance to just stay with me a moment as we l

does a ron even have a strategy as well? that's a big question because they can choose to de escalate. they can choose to focus on the national interest, focus on their economy, focus. so things that very specifically would serve your, in your interest, such as a need deal, release or relief from sciences and support. this is the sort of things that you, any of these you could do, which i think would be applauded by the range of people. but again, that's a decision to really has to make someone like comedy to supreme. peter who's been there for about 40 some years for about 40 years. he is very much still, i do logically committed to this fight against israel. so we have to wait and see, it's very hard to predict anything in the middle east, but do you believe this will turn into a prolonged war in the region? i can predict what will happen i put in to protect the killing the past and this religious a few days ago. but what i can tell you is, i think the ranges are hoping that this is not going to turn into a regional or dou

i'm not to ron and russia have rejected media reports suggesting to ron has supplied ballistic missiles to rochelle. ron says the reports of iranian missile transfers or form of quote, psychological warfare. and russia has also commented saying that a will continue to build close ties with iran, but it considers unimportant partner, julia, shep of all of us joining us now from moscow. what more has the kremlin have to say about this? the yes, we're in the, the just have some questions 5. since we trip is quote from that. and he said that i know all the information that is being published in the media necessarily true, but structure will continue. corporation is cooperation with the ron on that. most of the a says and areas of life in pleasing at the military's have like some sit on some sensitive issues as well. so um, also has the iranian foreign ministry. they truly did not. it's the supplies of ballistic missiles to russia at the same moment describes mental figuring and for a ministry has said that that's a rush and the wrong have been long. very good news and sad mid a tree corpora

ron, as always, good to see you political violence, it would seem is becoming the new norm. will this impact the presidential election campaign? >> yeah, i don't think it's going to have a big impact on the outcome of the election. i think we saw the first assassination attempt kind of fade as i political kind of motivator or a wedge. but really what we're seeing is a transformation. i think of american life. i mean, just think about how routine threats and actual attempts at political violence have become not only here at the apex of american politics with the former president, but with a local education officials, public health officials, local governments, a kidnap attempt against the governor of michigan. we have moved into a different era in which fitch, they kind of backbeat of political threats and threats of violence have become much more common and it does not seem we are in any way turning a corner away from this. in fact, it does seem to be more likely that this will continue to intensify ron donald trump's team sent out a fundraising email shortly after the alleg

and furious, you know, they, they call israel calls you ron and octopus with a arms. richard encircling israel, pass on this raw and, and his bowler. i turned the right arm that israel has just blown off. so when we ask you what will be around do next, i think the most important question to ask on top of that is what we mean i'd states do next. that's who they fear. iran, you know, the president just stood at the un in new york and talked about opening up relations or, or warming relations with the west. if the united states, you know, parks there battleships outside of outside of the rom, in the waters there and say, and sort of shows a real source of strength and power. i think that maybe we can do what we've always done in the past, you know, 11 months, which is that one word don't of deterrence. lower blooming, fill the middle east analyst in washington, dc. many, many thanks for your time and your perspective. thank you. the killing of how sun does roll up. the latest intensive bombing of, of lead shows, bullet targets in be rude and southern lebanon by israel. s

we will be live in a moment in march, june and southern lebanon with him, ron khan. but 1st let's go to zane, ahold of she is also in the south. she's inside in lebanon's, 3rd largest city. and dana, it has been so busy on that highway behind you for hours perhaps since yesterday. many people fling the south to how coming to side and what are you seeing and hearing what are people telling you the traffic has 10 according to the united nation people, most of those villages are now. we're also getting the where they're going. yes, they're hearing reports, the government, the government is opening shelter. people really march the air strikes almost everywhere around the highway as people were making their way to the the question now be displaced a lot of these people which are where the economy has all been zayna . i know that it is very loud this so that i hope that you can hear me, but a lot of the fia and the anxiety that you're talking about. it's not just because of the deadliest day in lebanon and decades, but it's because of the states that the country is in the

i'm a law ron has vowed revenge in response to as well as the actions in the region to ron's parliamentary speaker, has blamed the west for supporting israel comedy fall. but it's all the own. the united states and the european union emphasize international laws when it is beneficial to them and their allies. but in the, in the ruling body of the united states is willing to sacrifice humanity for the interest of the military. industrial complex and international design is a mental, amid the rapidly deteriorating situation in the region. the us as announced the deployment of additional troops to the middle east. clearly the tensions in the middle east right now. our hi, this is why not only the department of defense, but other us government officials are engaging with their partners and governments throughout the region to reduce those tensions in light of increased tension in the middle east and out of an abundance of caution. we are sending a small number of additional us military personnel forward to augment our forces that are already in the region or at least cross live now to fill it

ron? >> yeah, so one of the elements in the plan that i think really resonated for lidos is the emphasis on ethical, safe securing. we have been focused in our a.i. practice since about 2019 on the development of trusted a.ism technology -- a.i. technology that we think is foundational because if humans can't trust the way that a.i. will behave and it doesn't behave in a trustworthy manner, that's kind of game over for making any kind of a.i. application successful. i would note one area that's interesting to look back on in that r&d plan is the emphasis on public-private partnerships. while that's a noble goal, i think it's actually -- the events of the last couple of years have shown us the speed with which the commercial world is working is very hard for the federal government to -- and the public sector to match with. so we see ourselves as actually working with a lot of emerging technology companies and being a bridge between the federal government's ability to develop technology vers

deflected the blame for his failure to achieve that goal, saying it's a wrong fault. adding that to ron and it's proxies are responsible for the violence in the region and insisting israel is the one fighting for peace. but that has the dental and guys from the run, the, unless it's really operation has to pass at least $41000.00 is real, sleep space is real, yours should be israel has made peace of will make peace again. this rose up certainly if used by the icbc prosecutor of deliberately starving public students in gaza. what an absurdity without bringing 700000 tons of food into gaza. that's more than 3000 calories a day for every man, woman and child and god. the real war criminals are not unusual that any one there in garza, its syria and lebanon in yemen. those of you will stand with these war criminals. those of you will stand with evil against good, with a purse against the blessing. those of you do so should be ashamed of yourselves. let's cross live now to ron university. professor, sighed mohammed brandy, who is in b routes. professor mirandi, i want to ask you 1st about thi

back to to ron, we go and use of july. they started by again use if we, we've seen it, we've been hearing from other leaders uh, commenting on this. what about any of them who've been speaking out against israel as late as military kind of the robbery. of course, different top diplomats are that you in general simply have been reacting to be is really expansion of this cult of its operations against the resistance access. we heard of different desktop diplomats from different countries. i mean we, i think that is the face of been from honda or the foreign minister of us or the array of your best to describe it as a humanitarian catastrophe. he said that he criticized the dual policies officer was he said that the selective application of the international law is not acceptable hall. so he said that instead of trying to manage the crisis, it's better uh, deal with the issue uh, firsthand. he said that the world needs to stop the whole aggression against lebanon and against us as the ultimate way out of the crisis. so are th

i don't see them or trying to be in china or easily ron or a russian. so uh, i think uh we have to really understand we, i'm sorry, what was going to do with the torture and the negative prism got because because i wanted to say the, just like the united states is where there was a little small. and why still are you loud? and there was no forward year is randy james and each some am let's say well the soldiers will jailers are doing anything just legal. not only they were taken out, they are charged and they're bugs. they're staying prison. i bet you are referring to one case where we have, i mean, these really, sorry, it's actually arrested 5 people, 5 jailers. and they are now under boys investigation and, and trials. so this is barely exceptional. and, and you know, to every cooler portion of the original exception. but the, it's not like g the wrong or the other kind of thing any was to hear what is demanding, raping, expectation of prisoners in the run. i mean, the last i heard of the things like this is apple grave and it was the united states ca

vamos a escuchar, si les parece, las palabras de ron desantis. bringing this suspect to justice to the fullest extent of the law. the state of florida. as the appropriate jurisdiction to be able to do that to be able to bring appropriate charges. that will lead to appropriate punishment. and i look forward to the investigation. and i look forward to them moving very quickly to hold this suspect accountable and to provide answers to the people the state of florida and to the american people. so thanks. >> dice ron desantis que el sospechoso de este posible atentado deberÍa merecer una cadena perpetua que deberÍa de ser condenado justamente a esa pena. todavÍa no sabemos quÉ otros cargos le van a presentar. por lo menos hay dos por portaciÓn ilegal de armas que no llevan a mÁs de 15 aÑos uno y a cinco aÑos como mÁximo el otro. pero repito, mÁs adelante se lo van a presentar otros cargos. el presidente, el expresidente trump tambiÉn en el tono de desantis, ha politizado este incidente desde ayer. Él ha dicho que los demÓcratas deben de bajar el tono

ron has nuclear weapons already front, it's the on the form and deputy boss of is really intelligent thing. israel would lose in any conflict against iran. that was the 1st of all the options, but to be with you again a little while. took us a few years to reconnect. nevertheless, i enjoyed your show. so a body, ron, i will tell you, i don't think that they are quite capable of designating that you agree with the vice. although they may be on the customer. they do have enrich uranium not uh you know what not we have a great but enough to try to use the web. and then the dates, it will take them um 2 more months if not a year or so to recognize it. uh, so i don't think that they have it, but i think that is quite clear today with all, as you mentioned, catastrophic events uh, in the middle east and beyond that uh, the wrong use actually they, they had offer a uh, a terror. evarado. see, i got the run over very, very, very, uh, items a dangerous one and they are actually using proxies around the lease that even gone back to. um, i guess bring about a new hedge of money where they would

the atlantic and ron, ron, i'm glad to see you and glad that you're going to help us out here. and most principally in the last few hours that i have been schooled by middle east analyst when i say that the biden administration looks impotent when it comes against not netanyahu and clearly the way he wants to press ahead in both gaza and now in lebanon, they said no, no, no, no, this has nothing to do with impotence that it's calculated so if we try and then reflect this onto the campaign, can you explain what's at work here? because this continued refrain from both harris and biden that there needs to be a ceasefire. certainly doesn't seem like anyone is listening yeah. look, this has been the pattern for 30 years. >> i mean, bill clinton left the meeting when that you would famously say, who is the blank, blank superpower here particularly with democratic presidents, netanyahu has a long history of kind of taking their advice and then depositing in and the trash as he walks out the door. so biden has been has put himself in this position really over time. i mean, he talked ab

coming out of lebanon, a toyota. saudi is an assistant professor at the university of to ron. and he was speaking to us, the from st. on well, we return to vince and living on shortly. but we want to bring you up to date. now what's, what's happening in gaza and that's way in the past few hours, at least 13 palestinians were killed in these really strikes on the 7 most city of rough or a 3 children are among the dead. the attack targeted 2 houses in the midst of the area of northern rough or 50 for palestinians have been killed in these very rays in the gaza strip since dawn on friday to i'm sorry i was in there. old paula tarik, tell us what has been happening the the well the situation is very tense. the in fact with the ministry has hits to residential buildings in the know the hots will rough off fueling at least 15 palestinians, including 5 siblings from the same family. and we are hearing from civil defense cruise that they are wanting to now in order to access move uh the victims under the rustle of that house. because we know clearly that these houses are densely popul

and the seeing the ron a perspective of the as dangerous scenario down the road. he ran an investor is used to have buses by leads i've actually endured. but this is not the only attack of these really used against the rainy as the know that there was a very lens, the list from s as a nation. i'd be right, him go to the advisor and syria, to the attack. have you been in cost of that in syria to cyber attacks and jude as nation off is my penny onset rod. there is this long, please stop pull style of noxious behaviors by these really is that triggers say, ron, to respond. and that to that is the emphasis by the reading a supreme leaders on the retaliation that was mentioned a couple weeks ago. so why we saw was an early response, strongly rainy and not be shows messages are kind of amazing, but the know that this is not related to rich or it is. yeah, well, i was just on that point. as you say, uh, an a number you've describes a number of incidents that including the assassination of how mosley smell honey, a in st. rhonda, there was an expectation that iran, uh, wo

we discussed of the accusations with to ron and municipal official. how may i address the goal of his? i'd a who says it's an old practice placing the guilt on others for their own failures to see if they and they will not lose the election, then they can have some, let's say some, and calls us on some, excuse us to change their results or play with their results, and then if they, their results is not something that is based on the mainstream media or the they, they the, let's say the entities into bodies that are in favor of their, from jumping democrats, democratic party. then they can uh, lets say assigned against the addiction results to the present functions, meaning for the other one. and one way around this trend, the dates back to me only a decade ago, i think only we can mention the 2016 election where a presence on the, on the election. i mean once a surprise to the, the a leads of the american society. but nothing to supply anything off the americans because the people for prison from so they, instead of actually leaving the to and, and be

we are the leader of a raw a ron. he may have beautiful money. exactly. i know where you're going with the money is a was even again, like a patron patron site in a wrong. um and they don't even have things but you get i get your point. oh yeah. result like the guy, he's very guy and we shouldn't be going around the world assassinating other people's leaders just shouldn't do it. i don't care. let me say right. i saw him, i saw him when i was in a row. he was standing for a 2nd. he was standing right in front of me and i got a, i got a sense of how revered they call him the ghost. and when i, i reached down to pick up my camera to take his picture and he was gone. yeah, he was fine. and by the way, trump was probably doing be these bidding when he did that. oh, no question. yeah. so fortunately for ron was much more patient, then we would have been, i had the table's been turned, so for her, but, but here's a, but here's a pause. ok, but here's the point. here's, here's where, let's, let's talk about what we're talking about. there are some geographical l

it also stated that the ron has been trying to influence the outcome as well. as the recent reports suggest that the f b i is preparing charges over the last you ronnie, and the attack on donald trump campaign about let's discuss the issue now with they say you had a habit mirandi to ron university, professor, professor, my id is got good to have you join me now. the allegations are bob co but intelligent then cyber, my line activities, which washington is a. ques, a roster of i was also a, was accused of the all the i q you run off. what do you make called the pot in the american family? all right, very weak. and they have a very weak and vulnerable regime. and the ryans and the russians can easily apparently manipulate events in the united states. that being the case then the united states should really step down and picks up. that is no longer a superpower. but i think uh, the reality is basically the of things in the united states and that good people are dissatisfied. the country is deeply divided. the middle class has collapsed. the united states is wagin

and so i would expect to see more in the coming days and weeks and we can see a tax anywhere from 2 ron to, to bed room or beyond. i do want to talk a little bit later when you say that this is an advertisement from all side because we have to remember that among those codes as an 8 year old girl and an 11 year old boy that cannot be good publicity for any intelligence agency, the death of innocent civilians, but i want to also talk perhaps more importantly about what this does for has been less image for the us. the us government's former deputy national intelligence officer on the middle east. so this would easily be the biggest counter intelligence failure that hezbollah has had in decades. would you agree, elizabeth? it's hard to overstate the impact of what unfolded in baby yesterday. i've heard it be referred to as a digital arossi mom. as far as his boss, communication capabilities is involved, no military organization can fine, can find blindly and what they've done with resume, i believe the most side has done, is essentially taking out a significant portion of his ball as comm

i think i ron itself— else is done. i think i ron itself is _ else is done.it doesn't tip into in all out regional war involving itself with — regional war involving itself with up— regional war involving itself with up dash iran. there may be point _ with up dash iran. there may be point where that changes for the it's— point where that changes for the it's very difficult to detect— the it's very difficult to detect what the thought process is here _ detect what the thought process is here for the and the power within— is here for the and the power within iran.— within iran. does power dynamics _ within iran. does power dynamics. meanwhile i within iran. does power| dynamics. meanwhile on within iran. does power- dynamics. meanwhile on the ground is the people who are suffering as israel is now saying, telling in southern beirut leader. will keep an eye on this. another big story in the united states. millions of americans still without power. tropical storm helene hit florida 5 gulf coast, georgia, and other southeastern states. videos on social media show

a ron is on the list as well. they ran in foreign ministry spokesperson had this to say. once again, we reject vision. follow the accusations which serve domestic political purposes in the united states. the us government, which is a leader in illegal interference, conventional affairs of other southern states and has a long record upset. destructive actions will not be able to shoot as domestic problems and crises to other countries by making accusations against them or covering up the dark records, hope it's extra judicial actions and interference in the internal affairs of the independent states. us intelligence agencies have blamed a ron for cyber attacks, targeting the campaigns of both donald trump and comma le harris and media reports . now claim a right in link to fake news websites had been spreading this information about the upcoming us selections. we discussed to the accusations with to ron municipal official, how may i address the goal of his? i'd a who says it's an old practice placing the guilt on others for their own failures to see if they they would not

and if push comes to shop you, ron will go all the way. and i also think that there's really regime is calculating the enormously possible law stature across the world has gone through the roof as well. lot is probably the most hero its movement in this last year because they voluntarily went to defend the people who the guys out where they had the most to lose out on the or what the west calls the whole bees. they made great sacrifices and had a huge impact. hezbollah was on the border with the assign this machine, and they were making sacrifices from day one. and obviously, their sacrifices were so important that this way the machine is now lashing out at people and slaughtering them across the country. what i saw yesterday, and what i saw last night is unprecedented. i thought in the wrong, you're wrong for i was in the most severe and heavy battles in, in that war, especially the catalog 5 operations. i have never seen the sort of assault on civilians. i've never seen anything like this and to do this against civilians. it's, it's, i d

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the killing of must be to respond honey a into ron in july is really problem. mister benjamin. netanyahu cold and this room, us killing a historic turning point. maybe not just a flag. we have settled accounts with someone who is responsible for the murder. countless is riley's a many other nationalist from other countries, including hundreds of americans and dozens of friends. and those are all, there was not just another terrorist. he was the terrorist humans who the say natural law step has strengthened, the empty is run resistance. and the last one was a lot of them and you, many of forces. we continued to respond to the crime, some of these really enemy, and we not hesitate to raise the level of escalation in defending cause that unless one of the unprecedented is wiley attacks that killing us. roland baby who came shortly often nothing. yeah. who made a defined speech at the united nations general assembly, promising to continue is really a tax on hezbollah in lebanon, and her mos in casa, as well as options have been criticized by sub for leaders in new

his well, his main back to the israel is military can strike anywhere in the region that it needs to ron, his bowed retaliation, saying is route will regret his actions. but beyond words, what does this mean for an already volatile region? we'll discuss all of this without panel of guests who joined us in a moment. but 1st this report from a custom series focus on visions mount the killing of husband nandita hudson. this room from 11 known to the occupied bestbuy supporters moon. the death of a man on the city to use of his leadership, transformed the group into a regional force and became a global figurehead and p as run for assistance. this the intent wrong to test this chunk depth is when i met in the supreme leader. i had to look, harmony was among the 1st cletus to react, promising to avenge maestro louse, assassination, even more draw headed chevy to us. i get it as the strikes of the resistant front on the wall and out. and decaying body design is tracing will be even more powerful . the face of this region will be decided by the resistance forces of hezbollah at the head. analyst

but tom, when it comes to we ron, really wrong getting the bowl, for example, in a full scale. well, i don't see that happening now, but this time of this moment it has things down, but this was the summation of a talk later. that's true. it wasn't. however, he doesn't spell necessarily the elimination for the hand off his below. i think we do have to keep that in mind that has like said in the previous tensor, as below remains to find audiology. now the 2nd person i saw, as i said, never, it's clear that never comes from the last stop with this kind of a blow. the only thing called the only resort style of such non state actors that prevent to be very resilient against pressure. and so with that in mind, i'm not sure that the wrong he's going to intervene in terms of, you know, getting involved in a small span of all the uranium statements here. any and additional statements don't appear to point in that direction. ok. alley risk. i appreciate your time and your analysis here. a john is joining us live from beverage. okay, let's go to uh correspondence uh, zane, ahold of, she

their task has to be working with the turbulent waters of the middle east to ron marks. the out of us are you, i'll be you. ronnie. rocky was with a ministry parade showcasing a number of new important weapons which the countries successfully produce despite the western fashion and binding on troubles. while americans clear looming, the installation and a new rest recession, the financial, a giant, a, j. p, morgan points the thing god roster. i you, ron, and last, korea blasing them for threatening the health of the global economy. the why this is our teaching national, reaching you from our new center with moscow by a michael watching the social networks pitfall cash deleted the account of our team to national a comes just days off the washington launch the product down on critical media outlets. my colleagues, charlotte dimansky, it talks through the development. we have all these tre bose to yeah. when it comes as part of a wider flu of actions really against the free speech of speech, suppressing free speech or whatever else anyone wants to say. but what this is, thi

of the military parade into ron. the von event mocks, the 3 of the war with iraq, which interrupted in 1980 a despite sweeping sanctions imposed by the west rise. defendants industries thriving with more details. here as archie is just of the lobby, if one is working the anniversary of the dinner sitting here walking vision and the 1980s with lessons that will shape it was missile power. today, if we are in late september, the country observes neil collision with a nationwide military parade that showcases the latest work and re predominantly produce domestically something wished of want to take some as pride, as it reflects us defiance and the face of lingering western sanctions. that's what i want in presidents mostly for this account. emphasize while i'm serving the parade into one shows during the rocky war and iran, the whole world tried to stop iran from continuing its revolution with the presence of the people and the brave forces of the army and the powerful ira gc prevented them from seizing an inch of a run

and i mean, ron brownstein, we have obviously, i mean, look, we all cover politics. we pay very close attention at the end of the day, the opinions of people that matter are the independent voters, right? and ron, we do have a little bit of a clue in terms of how they perceive this so when we asked who won the debate by party, it broke down this way 97% of democrats thought kamala harris won only 3% said she did not. 30% of republicans were willingng to sy they thought she won the debate. but look at that 69% of independent voters perceived it that way. >> well, look, i mean, in many ways, harris, the harris on the debate stage as the harris on the convention stage, she was still here than you might have expected i mean, she she projected someone who could be president and as i said before, i mean, donald trump's retrospective job approval has been rising because people have been seeing him mostly through the lens of the idea that groceries were cheaper me, they had more money at the end of the week when he was president would he did over 90 minutes last night and no

in fact, ron israel's one gaza, was a key topic. my suit possession warned retaliation for the assassination of from us political leaders, mile and the 8th is still on the card and is really forces have again been targeting several areas across the gun to assist killing at least 21 palestinians. since dawn. it was also an attack on a bakery and a camp for displaced. tell us to use near fun eunice. 6 people died in that strike, including 2 children. and then the occupied westbank is really secretaries of storm to school in a village northwest of jericho. they attacked palestinian teachers and students teacher was also arrested. elses 0 is new to abraham has more from hebron in the occupied west bank. well, palestinians have been telling us that since late last night is really subtler is i've been attacking this bed, doing community resulting in injuring palestinians there. but also in the rest of the 3 solidarity activists. one of them is and is really and they say that the attack continued this morning. this time it's on a school. r

i asked him why russia would need ballistic missiles from the ron as well. it does not have enough on it's on its own. it has been producing a ballistic missiles all along, often with parts smuggled in from global sources. but those haven't been enough to accomplish the ends that they're trying to accomplish, for example, attacking ukrainian infrastructure of electricity for example. so they brought in a ballistic missiles from north korea. and now they're proposing to bring in the ballistic missiles from iran. it's important, keep in mind that the rod has been supplied. russia with missiles all along the street. he'd $136.00 is that we just heard about you run has been sending for about a year. and in fact, they've set up a plant in the, in russia to produce these of missiles, these kamikaze drones. the ballistic missiles is a step up in a support, but not mentally, a change in policy. now tell us more about these miss. uh uh, what could they be useful? so all these missiles will be used for the same things we've been seeing that is for mass, the tax on ukr

ron desantis, governor the state.is. >> right. >> which brings to question the differences between them right now. what is their relationship like? >> this is a relationship where ron desantis, has endorsed donald trump, after dropping out of the presidential race. and donald trump has said, i'm glad to have ron desantis back on board. but notice who has not been on a stage with donald trump ever since that, for two months from the election, ron desantis. and this was attention because donald trump pushed back against the six-week abortion ban and now he said he will vote to make it 24 weeks. >> so that stays in play. >> right and now he's pushing back against the ron desantis' position on the marijuana legalization referendum, because like a lot of republicans, they have been a critic of the legalized marijuana effort and now donald trump is on the other side and now they are at odds. >> could i ask you, anecdotally covering donald trump and like, do you get a sense there is a momentum building in the democratic part

that's why one of the best ways to find the ron's nefarious designs is to achieve the piece. as such a piece would be the foundation for even broader abrahamic alliance. and data lines would include the united states as well. the current era piece partners, saudi arabia and others would choose the blessing of peace in advance security and prosperity across them, at least, and bringing norms, benefits to the rest of the world. with american support and leadership, i believe this vision can materialize and much sooner than people think. and as the prime minister of israel, i will do everything in my power to make it happen. this is an opportunity that we and the world should not let go by the ladies and gentlemen, israel has made its choice. we seek to move forward to a bright age of prosperity and peace. your honest it's, it's boxes have also made their choice. they want to move back to a dock age of care and war. and all i have a question i pose that question to you. what choice will you make your nation stand with israel when you stand with democracy and peace? or would you

ron, thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. >> okay.can just figure out how to get my badge, maybe i'll see. >> we see if we can work on that for you. >> thanks. thank you. all right. coming up, a lesson in history, tradition and symbolism. a look at the begin these lunar calendar. it will be the mid-autumn festival, also known as the moon festival. the tradition involves lighting lanterns, eating moon cakes, and gathering with family to admire the full moon. to tell us more about this holiday and how you can share in this cultural tradition that's celebrated by many in the bay area. kitty loo from hungry panda, an asian food delivery platform. hey kitty. happy mid-autumn festival! >> you too. happy moon festival. >> all right. so, for the folks who are unfamiliar with this terrific holiday. tell us what it's all about. i think a lot of people have bits and pieces. they think, oh, lanterns. oh something about a full moon. but what is it about? >> yeah. so the mid-autumn festival is also known as the moon festival. it falls on the 15th d

and then he was comes as by guidance i ron ramp up joined security cooperation. the president of iran, by the way, expected to visit a rock this wednesday. it will be his 1st trip abroad since taking office muscle would possess, can previously vowed to prioritize on the strength and ties which are on his neighbors. and by god meantime, is playing a key role. the sweet relations for tet wrong in the rich. a way of preparing for the president's visit to iraq. this trip a significant due to iraq's role in addressing iran issues with neighboring countries, including saudi arabia. baghdad has made efforts to normalize relations with jordan, egypt, and several other countries with deep and longstanding relations with iraq since taking office for the show has value to prioritize and strengthening ties with neighboring countries that are putting their wall, i guess is 1st, for a sense a lot of messages are relations between here one and 2 wrong. both she hines majority nations have recently grove significantly closer to one is uh, one of the rocks leading tween partners.

and ron was responsible for hacking into formal present in donald trump's a white house campaign. no evidence was provided, but you know, that's just normal. the us clearly doesn't understand the concept of taking the log activates. oh no i before removing the spec from nova, recently it was reveal the u. s. military was running an online and she tony's vaccine campaign targeting people in the philippines, fake profiles made it to look like they were real locals. we used to criticize everything from the quality of the chinese face masks test kits and the sono, back back seen within the pedagogy within logic. and there was this fear that they were going to lose the philippines, so to speak, ad. so they launch. this is secret propaganda campaign and the philippines at al squared, south east asia to try to denigrate, tried his accede, the kind of god was using these kind of secret social media accounts on twitter and facebook. to say that this vaccine was harmful, that it was dangerous. can you imagine if the issue was on the other foot, the us would have been in fenced and you don't

well, your saying, what role does ron play see in has the last decision making as well, the runners go to a very close relationship because by law it helps filed on to the part the code back in 1982 is provided. audiological support is by law follows ron's ideological world view. this i did a very at the key the regency jurist, but over time the relationship has ever been flowed a little bit and then his boy. ready was sold to to assert his own agency to take its own decisions. we saw that in 2006 when when it's paula went to. ready with his route without the green light from iran. so it is a close relationship, but is not just what, what someone call a proxy relationship. what type wrong says you must do this and his boss says, okay, there's a complexity to it. but the writing and our bosses 11 on was allegedly injured in the page of walkie talkie bloss so iran is not happy the, the, the leader of the i o g c has called for retaliation. so i guess we just have to wait and see how it run, tries to, to respond without pushing towards a wider escalation. thank you very much for your insi

ron. it's good to have you on. i mean, we talk a lot about a lot of things, a lot of political developments that of course there's sadly a political element to this because we are in an age of political violence. sadly in this country. but, but first, just if you can comment on seeing two incidents like this, two months apart, what that says about the state of political violence in this country mean look threats and attempts to political violence i become much more frequent in american life in the last few years. >> and of course, these are the most spectacular and horrific examples when you have a former president involved. but we're talking about everything from school board too low both governments to public health officials during covid, to the democratic governor of michigan. with it, we know the kidnapping and potentially assassination plot this society that is facing in many ways threats to its fundamental cohesion that we have not seen in a very long time. >> i remember talking to one of the former trump dh

what can we expect reasonably from a ron? now? this is the big, big question. what can we expect is admitted to richard from his flight says, what can we expect to pump it on, on? very, very unclear. but it seems to me that you're on has to do something because, i mean, it's also this to show that it supports allies. it grows for so many years and not only live on on but also for example in gaming. so we can expect for be some kind of giving an operational training on such a bit. maybe not too strong because generally speaking, you get on to know doesn't want to be direct in the home. oh, yeah. that's a journalist green a go already interviewed many, many thanks. user israel has continued carrying out extracts and what it describes as, as bullet targets across lebanon. throughout the day. smoke we've seen rising overpaid route after several attacks on the south of the city. is really military said it had hit more than a 140 targets since friday night with new attacks on southern and eastern 11 on as well as well. i has responded by firing rockets into northern

and furious, you know, think they call israel calls you ron and octopus with a arms. richard encircling israel, pass on this raw and uh and his ball. uh, i sort of the right arm that israel has just blown off. so when we ask you, what will you round do next? i think the most important question to ask on top of that is what we mean i'd states do next. that's who they fear. iran, you know, the president just stood at the un in new york and talked about opening up relations or, or warming relations with the west. if the united states, you know, parks there battleships outside of, uh, outside of the rom, in the waters there and say, and sort of shows a real force of strength and power. i think that maybe we can do what we've always done in the past. you know, 11 months, which is that one word don't of deterrence. lower blooming, fill the middle east analyst in washington, dc. many, many thanks for your time and your perspective. thank you. well, the killing of us on as well. the latest intensive bombing of alleged has bullet targets in be rude and southern lebanon by isra