three axel rudi cabana.ren, seven year old elsie stancomb, alice akua , who was stancomb, alice akua, who was nine, and six year old b.b. nine, and six year old bb. king, were killed during the attack at a holiday club . he can attack at a holiday club. he can now be named after a judge lifted reporting restrictions, though he was due to lose his right to an anonymity anyway. when he turns 18 next week. he's been remanded in youth detention accommodation after appearing at liverpool crown court this morning . meanwhile, the prime morning. meanwhile, the prime minister will meet police leaders today amid widespread protests following monday's attack . on angry crowds attack. on angry crowds took to the streets of manchester, hartlepool and london, with some declaring their support for tommy robinson, saying we want our country back . it's after our country back. it's after social media posts falsely claimed the suspect was a muslim asylum seeker who'd crossed the channelin asylum seeker who'd crossed the chan

rudy is on the hook, on his own, not likely to have that kind of liquid. unfortunately, for these plaintiffs, they may not collect on much, if anything. >> before we get out of here, things like donald trump's strategy of delay, delay, delay, has worked, even as things ramp up again with the federal election case in d.c., it seems like for the immediate future, his legal troubles are behind him. do you agree with that assessment or do you think his attorneys should be churning at the computers, if you will, to get paperwork out to keep the delay up? >> i would super agree with that statement because delay, donald trump did not invent delay as criminal defense strategy. i say it again, as you know yourself, delay usually the benefit of the criminal defendant. there are exceptions to that rule, as a general rule, witnesses disappear, memories fade, in the case of donald trump, unlike any other defendant in american history, if you delay long enough, you might be president again and make your federal cases go away. yes, delay has worked very much to donald tr

i want to switch gears for a moment and ask you about the former mayor of new york, rudy giuliani.entially was trying to get out of the significant civil penalties levied against him for the remarks and public statements he made about ruby freeman and shay moss and essentially the bankruptcy application he made was denied and that clears the path for moss and freeman both to go after, as creditors, the portion of the judgment against rudy giuliani that they are owed. can you talk about your reaction to this? is it likely they will ever get the money recovered or at least a portion of it and does this ruling give any help? >> no, it is not likely they are going to connect on that. the vast majority of a people in america don't have that kind of liquid assets. people like elon musk, they can reach in their pocket and pay a judgment of that amount, over $100 million for a defamation case. some like rudy giuliani, given reports he is in financial states, isn't ever going to likely have that kind of liquid and less likely now that he is no longer permitted to practice law. so as much as

rudy, he's okay. rudy's okay. rudy's okay. he's been everywhere.y has been hanging around the rnc all week even though he has no speaking slot. when asked why he was there, rudy offered this explanation. >> i got nowhere else to go! [laughter] >> stephen: he doesn't. he doesn't. then we heard, and this was nice. then we heard from executive vice president of the trump organization, eric, who spoke glowingly of his boss. >> yet through it all, he's shown unwavering courage and determination, not just in public but in every private conversation with me. >> stephen: so? just in public. then eric revealed something about donald trump that many people may not know. >> that man is my father. >> stephen: "and that man is a liar! somebody call maury povich." as with a lot of speakers, eric tried to make his father's crassness into a virtue. >> he energizes americans to the issues facing this nation and does so with unvarnished honesty. >> stephen: and a freshly varnished face. as trump mentioned earlier, the crowd was entertained by musical performer and l

rudy garcia-tolson, thanks so much! rudy: thank you for having me.will have much more coverage of the paralympics online, on our youtube page. three things you need to know about this year's paralympic games including how they first began in the mid 1900s. geoff: and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm geoff bennett. amna: and i'm amna nawaz. on behalf of the entire newshour team, thank you for joining us. >> major funding for the pbs news hour has been provided by the ongoing including jim and nancy bildner and the robert and virginia schiller foundation. the ford foundation. funding for america at a crossroads was provided by -- and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy.] >> you are watching pbs. (dramatic music) - hello everyone and welcome to "amanpour & co.

the first hearing in the youth court lasted about five minutes. 17—year—old axel rudi cabana, who at press benches, he kept his face covered at all times. throughout the hearing, because of the defendant's young age, the districtjudge spoke to him using only his first name, axel. as well as being charged with murder and attempted murder, he is also charged with possessing a kitchen knife with a curved blade. at a second hearing in the crown court an hour later, judge andrew menary kc lifted the legal restrictions, saying that "in the public interest, axel rudi cabana should be publicly named". the young girls he's accused of murdering at monday's taylor swift themed dance class are six—year—old bebe king, seven year old elsie dot stancombe, and nine—year—old alice de silva aguilar. he's accused of attempting to murder the class organiser, leanne lucas, john hayes, who had rushed to help, and eight other young girls who can't be named because of court reporting restrictions. whilst these charges are a significant milestone within this investigation, this remains very much a live inves

rudy did his job. >>> all right, thanks so much for watching us.vening news with major garrett is up next in for norah tonight. we are back here at 7:00, 30 minutes from now with more news for you. we'll see you then. >> major: breaking news. terror plot thwarted. >> major: breaking news. terror plot thwarted. the new details that led to the sudden cancellation of three taylor swift concerts in vienna, austria. the disruption to the european leg of the eras tour sure to disappoint tens of thousands of fans, including americans hoping to see her. the arrests and chemical

he -- i wouldn't do anything without the concept of rudy giuliani or the president. >> at the start of 2020 i interviewed a man named lev parnas, and it ended up being kind of a landmark interview because he turned out to be the key man in the middle of the quid pro quo scheme that led to former president trump's first impeachment. shortly after lev parnas talked to me in that interview, donald trump vigorously denied ever knowing him. trump literally said i don't know him, perhaps he's a fine man, perhaps he's not. i know nothing about him. but he did know lev parnas, and we know that because lev kept all the receipts, pictures, texts, secret recordings even. and it turns out when you put them all together, they tell a story about that now mostly forgotten trump first impeachment that will blow your mind. you will not quite believe that this is a thing that happened in the way it did, and we all lived through it. and now the guy who did it is trying to become president again. that story is the focus of a new documentary that i helped to make. it's coming out soon. it's called "from ru

rudy cabana attended two heanngs.the actual rudy cabana attended two hearings. first was in the youth court, where he was silent, where the charges were read out before him. three counts of murder for those three children, three counts, ten counts of attempted murder . two counts of attempted murder. two adults, leanne lucas and john hayes. the other eight children, who can't be named legally at this stage and then also possession of a bladed article understood to be a kitchen knife that was curved. having left that was curved. having left that proceedings with his face covered by his tracksuit top and remaining silent throughout, occasionally rocking in the dock. he was then brought into the crown court for a second hearing, where again he was addressed but remained silent, and the issue of his anonymity order and what would happen to him for bail and dealing with being kept in remand, was also addressed. now, mrjustice mallory, the judge in this case, had some competing perspectives to deal . with. to deal. with. >> surely peters there, and of course we'll hav

i wouldn't do anything without the consent of rudy giuliani or the president. >> at the start of 2020d he ended up the key man in the quid pro quo scheme that led to his impeachment. trump literally said i don't know him. perhaps he's a fine man, perhaps he's not, i know nothing about him. but he did know lev parnas. he kept all the receipts, secret recordings even. when you put them all together, they tell a story about the first trump impeachment that will blow your mind. you will not quite believe this is a thing that happened in the way it did and we all lived through it and the guy that did it is trying to become president again. this is the focus of a new documentary i helped to make. it's called "from russia with lev". >> in the beginning, i looked up to him and cared about rudy giuliani. >> i'm with my friends. >> a bromance made in heaven. >> at some point almost overnight, rudy became lev's, i don't know, work wife or something because they spent so much time together. and they had such an intimate relationship. they were almost like father and son. >> four to five days out

[dramatic music] rudy giuliani: good evening. this is rudy giuliani with the rudy giuliani show. michael lindell: i want to tell you, when we all started winning, and that was on january 7 and january 8, of 2021. our real president lost his twitter. remember that? so everybody that had even spoke out about the election or questioned it, they were deplatformed but since that day, our voices kept getting bigger, and bigger, and bigger. i set up the cause of america, my own network, frankspeech. i said, i got to reach the public. god wins in the end. thank you. god bless you. donie o'sullivan (voiceover): but mike wasn't the only one here with an election conspiracy theory. man: the election was stolen in six battleground states. those six states were decided by the votes of illegal aliens who came in through our open border. donie o'sullivan (voiceover): these false beliefs about the last election are being used as a pretext to cause chaos and confusion about the next election, and they've spread far beyond this room in vegas. kim yeater: freedom! freedom! protester: this is not a

it was like a bromance made in heaven. >> at some point, almost overnight, rudy became the work wifenship and they were almost like father and son. >> for five times a day, trump sent text messages and he was a godfather to my son. >> there is a picture of him wiping his mouth and i don't think that. and i think we are not getting him back, people. >> from russia with lev is the name of the film and the first documentary for my production company debuting for the first time anywhere at the democracy 2024 event for msnbc live in brooklyn, new york . if you are thinking about coming that is the first place you can see this film and i will be introducing that 5:00 screening. if you can't make it to that event we have added additional screenings in manhattan and miami, los angeles, all of which will feature a live qa with me and the director billy corbin and i should mention that lev will join us at the miami screening . if you're interested in getting tickets before they are gone you can go online. it's time we listen to science. one a day is formulated with key nutrients to support who

." >> rudy!rudy! rudy!u, do you know what musical instruments were used for idaho's theme song? >> potay-toes! >> stephen: good man. good man. all night long. it was nothing but bangers. the democrats' roll call was a win for kamala harris, but more importantly, a win for "now that's what i call nominating, volume 3." ooh, when it was time for the empire state, new york governor kathy hochul was allowed near a microphone again for some reason, and she extolled her state's great history. >> from seneca falls, the birthplace of the women's rights movement, to stonewall, the birthplace of the lgbtq movement, to stoneking mountain, the birthplace of the environmental justice movement. >> stephen: "to car three of the f train, home of the bowel movement!" i wouldn't go in there for a while. oh, when it was texas's turn, they went with a hit from cowboy carter. "texas hold 'em" great song. although, i want to point out that the first lyric is literally "this ain't texas." which, if i'm not mistaken, by democratic

la rudi, nice to see you again. mr. la rudi, your initial thoughts on the recent incident and the question, does netanyahu even care about the captives and also if you could for our viewers, could you explain a bit about the hannibal directive as well? okay, um, the the killing of the captives, or one and the wounding of the two others, hamas itself has said that this is against its practice and its orders and this is, they want to keep the captives alive, they want, they try to be in compliance with international law on all of the. things and i have to assume that there will be some disciplinary measures taken um by the guard who who killed the captain with, but from it it's also true that the the captive was killed and the other two injured um in let's say as a somewhat indirect but also direct consequence of the actions. the israelis are taking, which are beyond the the the ability of normal people to tolerate the what they're doing to gaz, in this case, in fact killing the family of the card, so it's it's understand

rudy garcia reporting for us. the mud ville, senior dog rescues, new facility in san francisco is struggling to get back open after their electricity went out a few weeks ago, the new building opened at the end of july. but within just days, they had to shut down pg. e says the power went out at the building because they were using more electricity than expected. and it's a circuit overloaded, damaging the equipment for the time being. they have sent all of the dogs back to month bills old building, which has power, but is mostly vacant. partial power was restored yesterday. however, the owner says it's not enough to reopen and they do not know how long that's going to take. >> been looking for long-term solution and they what they gave us was not enough power. we should have 40 dogs here and 27 staff members here working instead. it's like a graveyard here and it's a day to day every single day. we're trying to maneuver around what's going here. >> muttville is a nonprofit which relies on donations to operate. if

when i switch up rudy nephew and i do you the link you can see i guess i got to let know my full to get in. we me plus see you see several mccloud. yes ma'am. you are getting the new stuff and i meant them of which you can simply assign. so the less tempted to then of us when we go to little less the think in a couple of the civic a follow the he now you, again, when they'll a 30 say, can you list a sample going a little for the scene? i do not the anessa, i'm a diesel by the rudy nephew and i didn't read it well when a look at them, you let them bundle and they they to on the floor. they seem to follow the humidity for them, of voice in front of the youth that's all contained in a visa in north, before noticing. that is the the name separately, the for them to see again the sort of summer full and you have to see this. oh my god, even see wayllace the the scene of the thing though, the thing where the one for the study island, people in the data and most of the other in the loop all to be going to see on the portfolio or even as sold more over the c a, a football, a they broke some 3 o

that would be rudy giuliani.y giuliani and meeting with arizona legislators. we know rudy giuliani played two parts. one was part of the campaign to convince arizona legislators to have a do over, somehow invalidate the certified results of the election. but, he was also involved in the corresponding and parallel fake electors scheme that was run through another defendant in this case, boris epshteyn. she has been charged with forgery in respect of the fake electors scheme, just like everybody else has. so, is jenna ellis going to be the person who can connect the dots for prosecutors? she very well may be or she may provide such damaging information about rudy giuliani that he has no choice but to talk with prosecutors himself, something he has avoided in some of these other cases. >> lisa, i was going to ask you about rudy giuliani. if i recall, through most of them fall and into the winter of 2020 and 2021, she was next to him. he was leading the charge but she was his right hand person. putting rudy giuliani

rudy did his job. >>> all right, thanks so much for watching us. the cbs evening news with major garrett is up next in for norah tonight. we are back here at 7:00, 30 minutes from now with more news for you. we'll see you then. >> major: breaking news. terror plot thwarted. >> major: breaking news. terror plot thwarted. the new details that led to the sudden cancellation of three taylor swift concerts in vienna, austria. the disruption to the european leg of the eras tour sure to disappoint tens of thousands of fans, including americans hoping to see her. the arrests and chemical substances found at a 19-year-old suspect's home. the "cbs evening news" starts now. ♪ ♪ good evening, everyone. i'm major garrett in for norah. we start tonight with breaking news from vienna, austria, where several upcoming taylor swift concerts were just canceled after the arrest of two suspected terrorists who were plotting a possible attack focused on one of her sold-out shows. authorities say one of the men has sworn an oath to isis. police are pursuing additional su

. >> jesse: that was sean astin who played rudy in the movie rudy and before that was littlejohn whot little but little and how have you absorbed this convention? can a lot different than last night looking at the energy. >> the energy is up and i think the program move a lot more swiftly than last night which was kind of a fiasco and they got too far behind it cannot recover and do not want to eliminate antiabortion speakers to make room for the president so. >> jesse: do you think they did that to joe biden on purpose? they think it was a conspiracy to screw him. >> i don't think so look remember this about joe biden he was around the bend and he had to go you wished him well or evil, you need to go and he had to go for a great many democrats, most democrats, this is the man who kept donald trump from second term so far and they will never forget that and i've known them for a long time never been a big fan necessarily but we are friendly and he's a really good-natured guy and a lot of personal affection for him and that persists so think they were dying to give them a big show but

going on in georgia, there was this defamation case by these two georgia election workers against rudyiuliani. they won a major judgment they are now asking the former new york mayor to turn over a lot of luxury goods, multi-million dollar properties in both manhattan and palm beach, exclusive sports memorabilia has new york yankees world series rings to pay off the more than 100 million that he owes to these two election workers. how likely is it that they get at least some of those millions? >> this translates to pay up. you've lost your case, you don't get to keep your money when you have gotten behavior, you i remember we are talking about ruby freeman and shaye moss, people who were totally innocent passing a ginger mint between mother and daughter, accused of nefarious conduct that they did not commit. he was aware they believed that it was it was not truthful. he's being held to account. now the accounting starts and no claim of bankruptcy or et cetera. would actually change that. this might not be enough you don't have to have it all for them to collect any norm back of the rnc

once the laptop was investigated by not just rudy giuliani, but as i said, the f b, i had the laptop for about a year or so before juliani got ahold of it. and, you know, the near post journalists looked at the evidence, they wrote their stories, and you know, they did the bite in scandal. this is the funny thing about it. i mean, it was so obvious because it really goes back to joe biden bragging i believe it was the csr because on formulations that he was talking to, basically when he was bragging about getting the ukranian prosecutor, those investigating various muff fired and saying, you know, you you have to fire this prosecutor, otherwise you won't get your $1000000000.00. i mean, that was on camera. the quid pro quote statement from him, basically bragging about this. so everything that came as, as you know out in terms of evidence thereafter, really just confirmed with binding already bragged about which was essentially a colluding conspiring to protect his son and his business dealings. and obviously then there after the, the implication of binding himself to a bite and actu

giuliani with the rudy giuliani show i want to tell you when we all started winning and that was on january 7, and january 8 of 2021, a real president lost his sweater. >> remember that? >> and me show everybody that he even spoke out about the election or question they were deep platform. >> but since that day, our voice stuck getting bigger and bigger and bigger. i said the cause of america, my own network frank speech huge, i said, i got to reach the public but mike wasn't the only one here with an election conspiracy theories. the election was stolen. it's six battleground states. those six states were decided by the votes of illegal aliens who came in through our open border these false beliefs about the last election are being used as a pretext to cause chaos and confusion about the next election. and they've spread far beyond this room and vegas this is not a fight between democrats versus republicans demo. >> this is a fight against good and evil. >> and 50 think it'd be a fair election. >> i think they're going to try and cheat. >> are voting was always are you concerned if

that would be rudy giuliani.llis is mentioned, it's solely to her work with rudy giuliani in meeting with arizona legislators. we know rudy giuliani in arizona played two parts. one was part of the campaign to convince arizona legislators to have a do-over or invalidate the certified results of the election. but he was also involved in the corresponding and parallel fake electors's scheme also run through boris. there is no indication that shows jenna ellis was also part of the fake electors's scheme. however, she's been charged with forgery in respect of the fake electors's scheme, just like everybody else has. is jenna ellis going to be the person who can connect the dots for prosecutors? she may be, or she may provide such damaging information about mr. giuliani, he has no choice but to talk to prosecutors himself, something he has avoided in some of the other cases. >> yeah. l lisa, i was going to ask you about rudy. if i recall, throughout the fall and into the winter of 2020 to 2021, she was next to him. he

about to get underway that could determine the fates of some high profile trump allies, including rudyiuliani, mark meadows, and rnc official christina bobb, a judge, will hear arguments that may determine whether they could face prison time if they're convicted of participating in an alleged criminal conspiracy to overturn the 2020 election. zach cohen is outside the courtroom for us. zach, what do you expect to hear from the judge today? what might we get a bombshell ruling of some sort? what can you tell us? >> yeah, jim, we're told the judge then likely to rule from the bench today, but it will be the first time we see prosecutors have to defend their criminal case against those 18 trump, allies who are accused and criminally charged attempting to help donald trump overturn the 2020 election results. obviously that includes people like mark meadows, trump's former white house chief of staff rudy giuliani, trump's former personal attorney and several other high-profile names that were really integral to that effort to overturn the election results, not just here in arizona, but also

we're learning about the trial it's set to include former white house chief of staff, mark meadows, rudy giuliani, and a top gop lawyer, and breaking news new action today. >> and one of the biggest legal cases donald trump was facing and thought he was cleared up welcome to the lead. i'm phil mattingly in for jake tapper. >> we start with our 2024 lead and a sprint for november with quote, trump on steroids. that's how one campaign advisor describes the approach they're now taking with frequent events visits, two battleground states, both of which we've seen just today. as as close allies urged the former president to focus on policy over personal attacks. today on the third anniversary of the afghanistan withdrawal, trump visited arlington national cemetery to honor the 13 american service members killed in the abbey gate bombing after posting this video, putting a political spin on a very somber moment vice president kamala bragg that she was the last person in the room. >> she was a tough one. she was the last person in the robe during that disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan deci

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such down goes rudy. down goes rudy. mr. mayor. are you okay? is there a doctor in the house?mmelier? it looks like he fell down but he may have been looking for a place to crash. he is in a financial pinch. he owes $148 million from a defamation lawsuit. he declared bankruptcy to protect his assets. on friday, the judge dismissed the case, which allows creditors to try to seize his assets. most of his assets are liquid, merlot, cabernet, listerine on a rough day. creditors can take anything he owns, including his mercedes-benz, 26 luxury watches and three world series championship rings from the new york yankees. he was considered part of the team because they use to play him on -- place them on the dugout to scare off pigeons. my guest is senator elizabeth warren and we have a performance by the gr great . announcer co. "the late show with stephen colbert," sponsored by the farmer's dog. real food made fresh, delivered. it's time. yes, the time has come for a fresh approach to dog food. everyday, more dog people are deciding it's time to quit the kibble and feed their dogs f

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well, earlier today , axel rudi cabana earlier today, axel rudi cabana attended two courts here at liverpoolirst the youth court liverpool. first the youth court in the magistrates where the charges were laid before him . charges were laid before him. three charges of murder, ten of attempted murder and another for possession of a bladed article in public. the clerk said it was a curved kitchen knife. he was then moved up to the crown court for further hearings. but in both courts he was silent when asked to confirm his name. he did not do so, and when the judge, mrjustice menary , asked judge, mrjustice menary, asked his barrister if he could confirm his name, he also was unable to do it on his behalf. he sat in the dock with a grey tracksuit covering his face. throughout both hearings he barely moved, occasionally raising his eye above the hem of his tracksuit to gaze around the courtroom before quickly dipping back under his jumper. now the anonymity order was raised alongside those charges being laid down, which meant that 17 year old axel could be reported on publicly as the suspect and

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former mayor rudy giuliani new york is one of them. trump was also supposed to be prosecuted in this state, which was stopped due to the recommendations of the arizona attorney general. in the last 4 years, the american judicial system has also arrested 900 people who entered the congress during election protests. had been sentenced to prison and that 30 books were added to the collection of banned books in the state in america. the state of utah has banned the sale of these books in american school libraries. in total, about 3,000 books have been banned in american schools. these books were banned for cultural, racial and political reasons. last year, even a famous dictionary book was declared among the banned books. some cultural activists consider banning books in school libraries to be against freedom of speech, but others believe that not every book is suitable for children and teenagers to read. thank you for your companion. be obedient to me, be obedient to my life, be obedient to me, fly aradd, my soul, don't want a deprived de

two former georgia election workers who won a massive 146 million defamation judgment against mayor rudyiuliani, are now asking for a laundry list of luxury items owned by the former new york mayor in an effort to collect on that staggering debt that they're owed cnn senior justice correspondent evan perez is here. so evan, what are the lawyers for these two workers? ruby freeman and shaye moss asking for well, they're asking for the judgment that has already been entered for that to be enforced. alex and they've got a list of things that they believe that they could try to seize that giuliani owns as part of his assets. i mean, we're talking about $146 million. this doesn't come nearly close to that, but, you know, it's good start. for instance, he's got a manhattan condo that is worth about $6 that they believe they can try to seize. they get day of a $3.5 million property in palm beach as has got luxury watches since he's got a mercedes benz days also got three new york yankees world series rings in some corners. phil mattingly might pay 30 grand for one of these. i don't know. he big

every single person is deputized to tell that something is wrong and all you have to do is think about rudyiuliani accusing shame on us and and her mom of exchanging flash drives when they were exchanging ginger mintz. this is what they want is to create a plausible way of suggesting the election was stolen or there was fraud. >> yeah, and the last point, the solution is to refuse to be intimidated. to organize and go out and not let them intimidate folks as much is possible. >> this is where the nebraska case is a little different. in the case of nebraska,'s incarcerated people who had their vote restored to them by a 2005 law that was expanded in 2024 and the state instructed all the county officials decided both laws were unconstitutional and instructed county officials to stop registering, formerly incarcerated folks to vote. it was heard in the nebraska supreme court yesterday and we will see what happens. in nebraska is one of the few states, one of two, that splits their electoral votes by congressional district and that's why it's important because of that second congressional distr

one is is rudy giuliani getting paid for this event? to be getting paid for this event if he will be out in public doing anything. the man needs a lot of money. the other question i have is whose idea was to hold this right before the debate? right before kamala harris will be standing next to him for a good 90 minutes hitting him on january 6th. you want this to be the thing that they are focused on? that is horrible strategy if your idea is to win anyone who was even considering not vetting for you. >> do you think the campaign considers that? you will get hit hard with the january 6th stuff. you are still facing charges in connection to it. maybe not a good idea to have this five days before a debate with a former prosecutor. former prosecutor who just made the case for a week straight with every other member at the dnc that you are a threat to our democracy. now you are celebrating those who are a threat to our democracy. >> i'm not sure if any of the sycophants around him have the courage to even lay something like that out. maybe

i mean, when we look at rudy giuliani, i know that rudy giuliani has lost everything from his law licenseck, he was even losing his hair die, okay? he has lost everything along with any other lawyer that's ever associated with him and so you now we get to j.d. vance when he picks a v.p. running mate and he also picked another loser, right? like because now single cat ladies are coming for their ticket. i mean, this guy is a loser and i just need america to step unone more time and remind him just like they reminded him four years ago that he's a loser and he is only good for entertainment but when it comes to running this country, we need someone who is serious and who is qualified and the only person in this race that is serious and qualified is the black woman and her name is kamala for those who have a problem with trying to figure out how to actually pronounce her name. >> amen. you know, matthew, it's so incoherent that i don't think he realizes that his vice president's wife is not black. so his vice president's -- his vice presidential candidate's kids are multi-racial. how are the

rudy giuliani went right to the damages phase. kari lake went right to the damages phase. news settled the case before it went to trial for nearly $800 million. that's a lot more telling than a video you might see spread on social media claiming certain things. we all need to be much more sophisticated media consumers. a lot of people across the political spectrum want to raise money and get us angry and divided against our fellow citizens, who want us to believe that our fellow citizens are our enemies. there are at -- enemies across the world, russia, china, iran, who want us to hate our fellow americans. we have to be sophisticated media consumers against those kinds of things and recognize that we have more in common as americans then those who would choose to divide us. host: wisconsin recently ruled that dropbox is would be a part of the election system. guest: those are essential to integrity. we will have mail-in voting. 39 states allow mail-in voting without any excuse. it has been with us since the civil war, maybe earlier. it's a secure method of voting for thos

did you know who as in the rudy? i'm going to a going to be who active within the what wasn't that they really need them to me for the last the pulling it up with you to run with them as an engine. me them going to want it as a with me then. oh, i just wonder why you can go ahead and run it. not for that. and my boy that the weight you know, even though you some good that. yeah, no one. thank you. that was why, why? well then, why wasn't good that woman that will give me that ring? and then once you, once i'm ready with that you, i'm unable to add to one. now need i one within will. it'll, newman, ending. why and receiving and why. okay. what i do with all of that, i was the one that be i will make it by the one man. and i'm going over the dining room. this is what the was. i think that will. that's the only way you a want. i'm wondering what, what, what it means and you'd be like, nobody knew the invoicing, the as middle the as meals and download it. what does that mean? doing or they don't need, i don't know many o

rudy giuliani went right to the damages phase. kari lake went right to the damages phase. news settled the case before it went to trial for nearly $800 million. that's a lot more telling than a video you might see spread on social media claiming certain things. we all need to be much more sophisticated media consumers. a lot of people across the political spectrum want to raise money and get us angry and divided against our fellow citizens, who want us to believe that our fellow citizens are our enemies. there are at -- enemies across the world, russia, china, iran, who want us to hate our fellow americans. we have to be sophisticated media consumers against those kinds of things and recognize that we have more in common as americans then those who would choose to divide us. host: wisconsin recently ruled that dropbox is would be a part of the election system. guest: those are essential to integrity. we will have mail-in voting. 39 states allow mail-in voting without any excuse. it has been with us since the civil war, maybe earlier. it's a secure method of voting for thos

world that we are living in this august of 2024. i'd like to welcome my guests to the program. paul rudi, co-founder free palestine movement. out of berkley, anthony hall, professor of globalization, leth bridge university out of leth bridge, thank you both. for being with us and it started off uh with paul, your thoughts, paul, i started with that uh question in the beginning, mean could you have imagine what we're going through right now watching a daily basis in real time, and uh though we have pockets of resistance and pockets of awareness, still it's continuing 10 months on, what would you have believed that this would be our reality? well, i, i expected for decades uh, that we would eventually come to something like a genocide, that there would there would be terrible event, but i thought that this terrible event would cause people to wake up and not only see what's going on, and it's had some effect in that direction, but i expected the reaction to be revulsion at. at uh at what israel is doing and what it is and discovering the reality of israel and that the world would react to

world that we are living in this august of 2024. i like to welcome my guests to the program. paul rudy, co-founder free palestine movement out of berkley. anthony hall, professor of globalization, leth bridge university, out of leth bridge. thank you both for being with us. i started off with paul. your thoughts, paul, i, i started with that question in the beginning, i mean, could you have imagine what we're going through right now, watching a daily basis in real time, and uh, though we have pockets of resistance and pockets of awareness, still it's... continuing 10 months on, what would you have believed that this would be our reality? well, i expected for decades that we would eventually come to something like a genocide that there would there would be terrible event, but i thought that this terrible event would cause people to wake up and not only see what's going on and it's had some effect. that direction, but i expected the reaction to be revulsion at at what israel is doing and what it is, and discovering the reality of israel, and that the world would react, to shut it down to

and having rudy giuliani next to him would fool anyone, so he decided to wear a hat and sunglasses.can imagine, the foam pillow salesman's disguise did not work. when he got to the dnc, spent time like investigating unisex bathrooms and fencing. he took his connection to nihilism directly to the people and made a 12-year-old child. spoiler alert, he did not win, but it was all caught on camera. >> no, no. there was one georgian and three democrats. >> i am from georgia. >> a good friend of mine, she got zero votes. >> who is it? >> i'm not telling you her last name. >> where is the proof? you want me to take your word for it, right? so what is her last name? she is an elected official. >> let me tell you. if you see this in the news, maybe you're not up on it. >> all, i am. >> this just came out behind you. >> know your source is, trust me, bro? >> after that, the pillow salesman may need to take a nap on one of his own pillows. >>> coming up on the velshi banned book club, for suitors students at cutter high school, there is only one way to fit in, to be an athlete. for t.j. jones,

rudy was white. he was right about a lot of things.ve a hat, trump was right about everything. rudy was right about a lot. he was the first want to see the laptop i guess. he revealed what was on there. everyone hit him hard. very brave guy. he was a great mayor. he took over the city when it was in really bad state. very dangerous. he made it the safest big city in the country. beyond that, it was a vibrant city. now it's got tremendous problems. you have hundreds of thousands of illegal migrants. how do you do it? i read, they are spending billions of dollars. i thought new york had no money. yet they are spending billions of dollars of money. it's not given by the federal government. how are they doing this? the city's suffering. they are all suffering. no city -- think. 21 million people came into our country. that's bigger than new york. 21 million people came into our country. no country can take that. nobody can withstand that. it will bring us down. in addition to that, many of these people are hard criminals. we have to get th

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rudy giuliani, the former mayor of new york, is one of them.trump was also supposed to be prosecuted in this state due to the arizona attorney general's recommendations stopped the prosecution . in the last four years, the american judicial system has also sentenced 900 people who entered the congress during election protests to prison. the president of the united states said that if trump loses the election, he will not accept the result. according to c. s. biden said he was not sure that the republican candidate would agree to a peaceful transfer of power. in support of this comment, he cited trump's words, who said that if he does not win, it will be known that the people's votes have been stolen and bloodbath will begin. joe biden said no shud claimed that he loves the country only when he wins the election. trump in public last month. a group of christians said that this election is the last election that will be held. according to the latest poll, 18 republicans and 15% of democrats believe that if the other party wins the election, polit