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perry roxanne from finance, and julian bond. stacey, and thank you to for watching. you can check out the share game whenever you like, get a website. i'll just hear a dot com and just tell us what you think about facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash 8 inside story. and you can also join the conversation on x and on instagram. i'll handle for both is at a j inside story from main, the cloud, the whole team here, bye for now the of israel 6 to deliberately silence the truth under the warranty. so launching a war on journalism targeting, which is 0 banning own operations in israel on shutting down our bureau in jerusalem. this is not just about the snack on journalism. it's an attack on the world's right to know. the truth must be protected and heard. and the stories of real people must be told. journalism is not a crime oppressing it. is the land of the free american has never been a real democracy. the black people never experience. democracy may be excludes divisions and struggles in america's electoral system. aside for and against equal representa

thank you, roxanne, i would like to get your impression of this moment as well. and, and, and also ask you, you know, it's many of us are watching the kind of inputs into this moment for american power . our other powers in the region reacting. how are the saudis looking at this? not just the ron, but we've been defining a lot of what's been going on in the region in terms of saudi, ronnie and competition. china comes in normalized as a little. i mean, there's a lot of tectonic movement in the region, and i just want our, our listeners to understand that may be the way we used to see america as footprint in the region is changing. and i'm just b as in your thoughts. i think you're very right i um i think that what we're seeing is a diversification on the part of some of these heavy weight golf states. the way you just joined bricks. for example, there's been a whole new trade set up with india, which has never been the case. it's now there's a whole new trade route being set up between saudi arabia and u. a and, and india. and i think that what we're seeing is qu

perry roxanne from finance, and julian bond. stacey, and thank you to for watching. you can check out the share game whenever you like, get a website. i'll just hear a dot com and just tell us what you think about facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash 8 inside story. and you can also join the conversation on x and on instagram. i'll handle for both is at a j inside story. for me, mccloud the whole team here. bye for now. the it is really for us is seek to sign into the truth and garza, i'm the occupied westbank by indiscriminately killing germ lives. now, just here with journalists, a paid the price. this is not just an attack on journalism. it's an attack on the world's right to know. the truth must be protected and heard. and the stories of real people must be told. journalism is not a cry. a 1st thing it's use with americans more divided than ever. are we watching the end of the american era? the us once to keep the war in ukraine going to russia's will is broken. but is that strategy working? what to do if there is no date after in israel's war on

they own five, ten stores, they are mom-and-pop shops. >> trace: tom, roxanne, standby.have breaking news, some life looks right now in beirut, lebanon where there's apparently some smoke. we don't know if there has been more activity but it appears there has been from israel. israel has gone in a couple of times today. we are going to bring you more on the other side of the break but right there a live look, 6:22 a.m. in beirut, lebanon and it appears there have been more idf strikes. the latest on that as it comes in. the latest rescue and recovery efforts after hurricane helene, we will talk with a pastor on the ground in north carolina about his church and how they are helping. and in the nightcap, kamala refusing to answer whether athletes should stand for the national anthem. is she the most patriotic? tell us. (man) these men of means with their silver spoons. what will become of them when they discover robinhood gold allows others to earn their very liberal rates on idle cash. they would descend into chaos. alright, we got your home and auto bundled and you saved

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ray is to be said over in the seventy's fine here is the roxanne chinese relations reached the human level of comprehensive partnership and strategic and cooperation in williams, fully we and we can with full confidence. i'm saying that we have become a model of how we, in the modern world in our state relations should be built in a couple of them, our multi dimensional corporation to see these of equal mutually beneficial and absolutely, supposedly looked under any temperature and character and nature of the home for the last year of the children's rates, and you get to the russian, china, despite the negative external influence, preserve and maintain the good dynamic of the economic wrote economic cooperation from the in turning tower a day. the trades increased by 4.5 percent for to this case that you see keith. according to the china stated, there is a single, it'd be of friends, but the, there is a positive trans saburd at the last just lose the product. you see the go, i almost did this, we implemented the agreements practical my we implemented the agreements. i me to sounds ca

okay, lets take this to uh, roxanne, uh, farm on from a. yeah. and how do you analyze the attacks and that will add this we knew these attacks were coming. that's not a surprise. the big question was, how big were they going to be? what was going to be struck were any symbolic, really high value targets going to be struck, the light force iran's hand and would they ultimately lead to further escalation or de escalation within that context? how do you analyze those attacks? well, i think there's general relief. i think there is a sense that this was a tit for tat, rather than an escalation. i think there is a great deal of the lead up that went into this there. probably there had been a sense that the retaliation from israel would be greater and that the plans for that were leaked in the midst of a great deal of american pressure to ensure that the nuclear sites and that the oil sites were not hit in iran. and therefore, i think this comes in the wake of a sense that there's been some collaboration that the is really, is have taken on board the co

okay, thank you very much, professor roxanne 51, find me on for joining us back from london. thank you very much. i as well demonstrations of being al, around the world ahead of one. yeah. at to mock the war on gaza in london protest as a demanding an enter, the war pressure has also been growing on the new labor government to stop on sales to israel. so to get go is live for us in central london and joins us now. live in week the protests and support of the policy is how does this demonstration today of the compare in terms of size and scale sonya well, this is consistent with the large national demonstrations that i've been told which takes place roughly about once a month. but of course, every week that has been suddenly small to break away demonstrations and actions buying organization thought this really was same, has thousands of people have turned off for this particular demonstration as well. uh, with a number of speakers talking at me as well. of course, really noticeable about this particular demonstration is for the amounts of lebanese flags as well as part of the

it's roxanne and up, wizard is itself as is full then it's actually because they're trying to save the rest of the tobac. wow. so they can sell it to egypt for me. okay. did you find, find groups of funding that goes wrong here in codes of was it the steps involved and that took me 3. yes. but at the same time that i was identifying the funding, i was also looking for methods to get them under control. those who are pre the i received the 2022 l'oreal unesco award for women in science for young talent. on the day of the ceremony, i was so stressed and everyone around me knew it was because it was here and quote, one on the audience. besides laurie and the government was there, so i was really stressed, but at the end i was happy to move out of the local, the bio pesticide that i developed. this is simply made of essential oils, context rocks on wall to that. so that was this replace the women who sell. yeah, that's where it says it's a price to see that's something like this. exist it or see then they would you be as as to whether it would work a for the backers. they were worried. i w

roxanne hogue says the following: remember a few years ago when an entire barge of fourth of july fireworks once? that's her campaign. xena says desperate to debate. wendy, it's in serious trouble. at least her answers won't be changed to make her look better. john says they are desperate. her campaign is imploding. sharon says they are running scared. hope brett asks the tough questions. and stephanie says disdesantis prat. they know they are falling behind and time is not on their side. and as brett was saying, nothing is off limit so, that will be a very captivating interview. thank you all for watching fox news at night. i'm trace gall in trace n los angeles. los angeles. see you tomorrow night the delivering promises on time, every time, way. money is tight, so we must make sacrifices. i give up my bespoke shaving subscription. and i'll stop ordering everything that's trending on instagram. and i will no longer agree to the add-ons at the oil change place just because the mechanic called me "ma'am." it really is a top-of-the-line filter, ma'am. and of course, we'll downgrade our insura

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host: maine, democrat, roxanne. caller: good morning. yes, i did watch it. was quite impressed with the debate. i found jd vance very suave. tim walz to be very factual, and concerning. something i will say regarding between the two candidates, tim walz has a sincerity. jd vance is donald trump's lackey. very bully-ish. he does tell stories, has admitted that about springfield, ohio, which i was appalled by because that was not to ever have been said, never. my family, both sides of my family french and greek are immigrants that came into the united states. they weren't kicked out. how many immigrants have come into this country and produced? one thing i want to say because i am democrat, i am lenient and they have many republican friends and they are very staunch republicans. and let me tell you something. i can go either way. i just don't like the rhetoric, i don't like the accuse oles, i don't like them pointing fingers. i don't like the bullying and who is better than who. we need to get policy in place. host: roxanne in maine giving her assessment. let'

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