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they said, "sir, in whose name should we write?" i said , write shahid saleh. i never thought that on january 18 , 2018, when i am in golzar shahada of kerman at the same time, the long spirit of our dear lady zahra is reaching the meeting of god . a passenger plane belonging to acre airlines. it crashed near imam khomeini airport . at the time i found out, well, considering that i read that it was 5 minutes after the flight, now i was comforting myself that it was close, and it had not yet reached a high altitude. probably, if i had fallen, i would have been injured even later. it was terrible for me that now, for example, getting injured. then i heard that the news was announcing that the plane was on fire for example, they will reach them and quickly. do they turn it off, or for example, now the passengers are disembarking before it starts to catch fire, to announce that the fire is too much and the possibility of anyone surviving from this flight is very low, to say that the mother of the plane has crashed, hossein mortadowi, who is a very close and close f

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and she said why? because your neighbor just shot his wife. and i said, what?aid, i could hear her screaming get off, me get off me. >> powerful evidence. and then that neighbor testified. but, uh oh. >> do you remember telling kathy glover the phone conversation about saying, early morning, i heard her screaming, get off me, get off me. >> i do not. >> she was 16 and drinking that night, she says. so, that might explain her faulty memory. >> do you recall telling officer grossman that you heard a female yelling, get off of me, get off of me. >> i do not. >> did you expect that from her? >> yeah. it didn't surprise me. >> it hurt you the. >> it hurt. but, i thought when you had a police officer interviews are within an hour, an hour and half of the shooting. as she was clear as day saying that these are the things i heard from my back window, whether she had been drinking that night or not. to me, that is the most believable version of events. >> so, a hiccup perhaps. but, then there was the crime scene. remember, the corner and the csi officer said at the, tim

i said she said, is there a problem? i said well, there is there is a problem. and then i thought, you know, i'm just going to tell her the dog won't know and and there's not a whole lot we can do. we're getting another it's coming. i mean, i'm sure the dog was careened over there, you know, probably had a heart attack on the way there. but anyway, we've finally got it all in. we were hours late and frank sinatra was actually pretty good about so so it all went. i hope the dog went back to work some time. frank sinatra got rid of that dog. that's why he. oh, my gosh. i mean, i didn't know. never heard of that. i think after 911, there was a lot of more dog. yeah, yeah, yeah. so, amy, you had a fun event in, the rose garden. we did the lion king had just surpassed phantom of the opera for, the biggest, biggest title on, broadway. and when you have elton john, having done the music we had a state dinner, the president of ghana and performed on a picture september evening in the rose garden and it was just magical the lighting was perfect. the weather was everybody

i did yes, he said it was red and i said so you see it was completely red. i like the complete. and i said, i'm sorry, i'm from england. and you mean means. and then he made this wonderful remark, he said, look, he sort of calmed down. he said, it's certainly here state of oklahoma, that red means and i believe it's true in the rest of the you be warned now see red lights especially him going back to the police barracks that afternoon and saying i saw this guy today you know over the red means go he grabbed me yeah i mean oddly enough just about a month after i saw you last i think i drove i'm researching a new book, and i had to go to lubbock in texas. so i drove from where i live in western massachusetts to love. it's a long drive. it's a very long drive. four and a half, nearly 5000 miles. there and back. and my son driving. and he was driving on an english license and. he was pulled over by a policeman on a motorcycle and the policeman was he angus son's name was? angus gave him the license mercifully he didn't realize was out of date, but he said, what the hell's england i'

without any limit. boundaries and the americans said hasan nasula said israel has been trying to covere'" said that this is ridiculous and we are ready for war, as you mentioned um in your um introduction that they are ready for war, they have been ready since day one, and so all these us threats that continue to come through diplomatic channels uh will not do any good. this is for palestine, in this week's show we'll be highlighting how the growing public backing for palestine in britain contrast sharply with the british political class who continue to give sucker to israel, what? such example is the increasingly voluable support for palestine on the terraces of celtic football club. the contradiction is something which has to be worked on. so steve is talking about from the river to the sea as being regarded as being somehow genocidal and support of terrorism, but of course people are not being dissuaded by uh by by that argument, and what will happen really is that the more people say there's a right to resistance, the less it will be possible to prosecute people for that. we have t

and another point is that it has been said that how much the statements have changed. until now, in the statements issued by the resistance groups in the region, regional discussions and even religious discussions were discussed, but now it has taken on an international flavor, and for example, when the housya announced that israeli ships attack in the red sea, declaring that they are acting on article 1 of the convention on the prevention of genocide, all member states can prevent this, and they are doing exactly that, and as long as the genocide continues , they continuing this work means that faren nefers says that literature has become the axis of global resistance yes, he is saying exactly that he is acting in a fully documented way and he is also giving this warning to the western authorities that this war with israel and the formation of anger that the people have against israel's brutality. a week ago, he emphasized that the killing of the people of gaza has tarnished america's image, and despite the fact that america has felt all these years that it is investi

he said, no. he said, we wanted make sure we did our best, but i want to switch. robert mentioned, the call from from robert kennedy to kathleen, you have some better memories of that. you were 11 years old and a few days before that event on, june the 10th. it was as george wallace was integrating or was standing the schoolhouse door to prevent the integration of the university of alabama, which was a sequence that led to a speech that president kennedy gave a nationally televised speech. but i came across this in a in a biography of kathleen's father and said on june 10th, the day before, a pair black students were scheduled to illustrate the university of alabama, kennedy had permitted a documentary film crew to record his family breakfast at hickory hill and followed him to work. cameras showed him cheerfully toweling heads and telling his children to finish their milk. do you remember that? yes. just on this, i james meredith said about your father, he was one of the bravest people in history. so i. i just want you to know that because we're so lucky that we

the solicitor said that's not good enough _ solicitor said that's not good enough. said. if you _ wouldn't accept the loss he then said, if you don't plead guilty we will put — said, if you don't plead guilty we will put the charges on your wife who is— will put the charges on your wife who is on— will put the charges on your wife who is on an immigration visa at the time _ who is on an immigration visa at the time and _ who is on an immigration visa at the time and so — who is on an immigration visa at the time and so we will get her deported. and for myself they would charge _ deported. and for myself they would charge be _ deported. and for myself they would charge be with the secrets act. you think the charge be with the secrets act. gm, think the charges were dropped in the end because you were raising the issue that you thought there was a glitch. i want to go back to seema because you mentioned what it was like when that word guilty came through. i want to talk to all of you about the colossal impacts. what was that like? x�*t�*ou you about the colossal impac

, he said, uh, i said, well, did they tye saddam to 9/11, he said, uh, no, he said, but um, i guess it'sttack states and they want to look strong and so i walked out of there pretty upset and then um we attacked afghanistan i was pretty happy about that we should have and then i came back to the pentagon about six weeks later i saw the same officer i said why uh why haven't we attacked iraq we still going to attack iraq he said oh sir he says it's worse than that he said um he pull up a piece of paper off his desk cuz i just got this memo from the secretary of defense office that says we're going to attack and destroy the governments in in seven countries in five years. we're going to start with iraq and then we're going to move to syria, lebanon, libya, somalia, sudan, and iran. i seven, seven countries in five years. i said, is that a classified memo? he said, yes sir. i said, well, don't show it to me. he was about to show it to me, because i want to talk about it. wesley clark is not the only person who believes the war in syria was planned. long before it started, many others like r

he said when are we flying to baghdad? i said i will ask tomorrow and i will tell you. haji qasim was sitting in the house of al-hajj abu on 12/22 during the pilgrimage before the last pilgrimage of the last martyrdom of beha. mahdi and the jamaatna meeting, this meeting was a very important meeting, and it involved a series of issues, considering that the americans sent the deputy secretary of state and the us secretary of state, the us deputy secretary of state came to iraq and told the iraqi officials that america has come to iraq and will come to iraq more and more. that's how alice used to say, i am the one who signed the agreement with america , the strategic framework agreement and cooperation in various fields of iran. she said, "why am i signing now? this is iraqi . we believe that iraq can benefit from america, but when america, for example, wants to he wants to use iraq as a pretext for harming other countries, for example , america will withdraw its military forces from iraq in the 2011 agreement, and it will not remain in iraq except for its political and m

the judge said i know you would. and trump returned, he has been in there listening to her continue her testimony, talking about some of the things that happened to her after the verdict last year, when the other jury found that trump had defamed her, she would still receive a flurry from strangers threatening her sayings -- saying they wish he would die, the harm is continuing even up to the trial, her attorney showed a post on social media where trump was referencing e. jean carroll saying she was a liar and trump today between the lunch break, after he had the exchange with the judge posted on the social media platform about the judge saying he was biased and hostile, trump's attorney said they thought the judge should recuse himself, he quickly denied the motion and trump's lawyers are beginning to cross-examine carroll, that is not underway for a while, asking questions about her background and how she became a writer in the states, but it will become more pressing, they are going to say that she benefited once

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he said, guess who i have in my back seat. i said you are kidding me. and she said you will never guess who is in the back of e.j.'s car. and, i remember i just started crying. my teacher friends had really embraced me over the years, because they knew what i had gone through. >> you cannot describe how relieved you are to finally have this moment that you have been waiting for 13 14 years, of the man that's been out there walking free, that had killed his wife, the mother of his children. >> the news of michael severest had a different effect on his children. his daughter sarah was now 21 years old. >> you are not someone anymore, you are able to really process at this time. what is going through your mind? >> at first, i was absolutely shocked. that is the last thing i thought i would hear, and it really felt out of the blue. it kind of hits you out of nowhere. it was, very hard to process that first, until i could really talk to him i felt like i had no idea what was going on. but -- yeah it was definitely very difficult. >> did you think, not my dad

andrew said, i'm the legal parent so the guy said, well, i really no advice for you. so another option was to apply a green card, but that's very long and arduous process. they could live in or in israel. well, they didn't want to live in either country going to israel, possible option. but that also can be a long, drawn out process. and andrew did not want his sons, his only children, to eventually be in the army and living apart. not an option either because this is a new and would have destroyed the fabric of the parents and the children. fortunately one of them heard about immigration. you quality directed by a wonderful named aaron moss. it's a group that works pro-bono and does litigation with, a law firm in this case, sullivan and cromwell, that also works pro-bono. let me show you the mission of immigration, equality. they're based in new york city for over 25 years. we have worked to secure a safe haven, freedom and equality for the lgbtq and hiv positive communities through direct legal services, policy, advocacy impact, litigation. we support immigrants who

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russia said they were going to invade ukraine. we watched it. chinwea said taiwan is next.er believe it. russia said, once they takeose ukraine, poland and the baltics are next. those are nato countries. that puts america at war. this is about preventing war. it's always been about preventing war. my husband is a combat veteran. he is deployed now. the last thing i want our him or any of his military brothers and sisters to do is to go to war. but to avoid going to work, you have to preveno t it. it only costs three and a halfis percent of our defense budget. your pains to make europeans pay more. they should come into the neighborhood. we have tos sa make sure we do everything we can to keep americans safe and to keepppla security safe. [applause] >>>> martha: as a percentage of gdp, we are the largest supporter of the war in n ukrai. we see is that has declined nine points over the last year, the people say that they favor continuing funding the ukraine military. are you concerned that, since trump and desantis andcuri ramaswamy are on the other side wrongs, they might be

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and she leaned down, and got into my face and said i said no. do. so i was holding that phone in the kitchen and i told you i was trying to dial 9-1-1, it did not work, it did not work and it starts ringing and i just push the button. and i said hello? >> hello, who's this. >> this is county 9-1-1 emergency. >> yes, i need somebody out here right away. i need an ambulance. >> tell me what the emergency is? >> i didn't see anything, all i can tell you is that the gun went off. >> okay, listen to me, they are on their way. are you in danger? >> yes. >> and she kept saying to me, get the phone to someone near the victim. then that gave me the idea of how i was getting out of their. so i grabbed all my stuff, i had the phone in my hand, and i said here, talk to 9-1-1, i have to go. >> when she stepped outside, carla saw shade. like halfway off the porch. >> and i kept thinking, how in the -- did that bullet post him from the door, to the ground? it was four feet, five feet, it seemed away from the door. >> he was nowhere near the front door when he

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seems to have done it himself and they said in the beginning said it in the first speech after the confrontation, he said our aim is to support the resistance in gaza and to support the retaliate for all the massacres that are being conducted in gaza, but at the same time we civilian population in lebanon, so far hizballah seems to have succeed. all right now thanks for the explanation uh here uh so uh my name let us know if uh when you talk to analysts and experts about this so would they interpret this and also as well officials uh have they uh made it clear that this whether this should be considered as a retaliation for this terrorist operation the assassination of as well leading commander. uh wasam hassan or could that also be interpreted maybe as beginning of a full fledged war? it could go beyond the daily exchange of fire that's been happening for uh the past three months? well of course when you read into the situation and what's happening and though it it does seem like we said it's very complicated and we've had different phases in this confrontation, it started out with very specifi

i said that there were three people talking. he got up and said let me speak. i said speak. he said i just came from iran yesterday. some of the newspapers that i saw had headlines like bbc and some other media . it seems that we are in america. she was a lady. now i wear hijab. it was a hijab that was already in america , but i didn't know it, saying that she is one of the respected figures here. he said that some of the newspapers that i look at call people names , some of the words call people names, why is this at all like that? i told them that now you have seen other newspapers, you have seen other newspapers, you have seen my digital space, now i had a petition there, my point is that if we criticize a person, or criticize a government, parliament, or the law, it is certainly good. this causes growth. it's perfect, that's for sure. when i was in the judiciary , there was a meeting between mr. rouhani and mr. ali larijani . it was a meeting of the three branches . they said this about the issues of corruption and what do you want to do ? help me reach a conclusion it's

gaza's health ministry said at least 20 people have been killed. shelling has also intensified. had around besieg hospitals and shelters in the southern city of hanjumis. the un agency for palestinian refugees has condemned the israeli regime for its non-stop attacks on civilian sites in harm unist calling them utterly unacceptable. the agency says the situation in hann unis underscores a consistent failure to uphold the fundamental principles of the international humanitarian law.

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she said she was disappointed that senator tim scott has endorsed former trump and she said that is aecision he's going to have to live with. her campaign said they're not focused on trying to rack up endorsements, that they say don't matter. what they're focused on is trying to do well here in new hampshire. it is a critical state for her to do well because she came in third in iowa and she's trying to also position herself to compete in south carolina where her campaign is already set to begin airing ads just next week. victor and amara. >> thanks, kylie. >>> so his rivals are setting up shop in the granite state. but governor desantis has canceled interviews with cnn and nbc. he's spending a lot of time in south carolina. >> he sure is. here is cnn's steve corntorn where it is heading. >> florida governor ron desantis spent saturday in south carolina, 900 miles away from new hampshire coming up on the nominee calendar and trying to use it to sort of give his campaign new life. but he's going to have a challenge here because this is governor nikki haley's turf. so yesterday when he

abu fadak said to me, listen to the case, i said to muhammad reza al-zahir qasifin al-matar , he said to me, abu mahdi is present, i said to me, no, abu mahdi, i was at his house an hour ago , i was sleeping in our pavilion, is it reasonable , listen to me, what is your way, he said to me, god gives good news, then pay attention to the second fire, which was hey al-afalun al-siyarah , the one that belongs to the martyr, you know, that is, this al-siyarah , the one that falls on hajj, was the rest of it, the size of the martyr muhammad al-shaybani, may god have mercy on him, is a part of me. the idea of ​​the need of the people was the price of the prison and the remains of my works , the hajj collection. doubt about the presence of the inverter of the passenger plane. i called iran and said, do you have any news ? everyone said that they were not informed. no one in iran knew. my first call was to mr. sadar qahani , who was his replacement. . al-akhwa sah ali and the words of tahki qasim reht ana lal ma baghi alayed.

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palmer, and he said, i heard the station break in. it said, yes, b.j. he said, you know, advertisers pay a lot to get their messages on the air. we should eliminate as much unknowns essary conversation as we can. and then he said, you don't need to say this is if they're listening they know this is i it said yes b.j. this is an ed you don't need radio station. that's all their sets can get. and again, ed said, yes, b.j. now he's down to des moines, iowa. and b.j. started to leave, got halfway through the door, and then turned back and over his shoulders at ed, there's only one des moines, and it's in iowa. they. from then on, we knew the station break would be w.h.o. des moines when coming election. the political rhetoric is going to be pretty thick. you've had about a year of it already. our biggest challenge as republicans is to focus public attention on what is behind the words and promises and not get lost in the excess words. the candidates and the other party have already laid out a strategy of promising everything to everybody. you've got a gang

- i said, it can be.st had 38,000 people, no way i am down 18 points, and are poll said we were doing well. i ended up winning that state, and i went for john mclaughlin, the great pollster, and said, how can you say aim down 18 and i ended up winning? three? he said because at 3, 4 or five, you go out and the people say, i am going to go and vote. at 19 or 17, they say, darling, let's stay home, and who could blame them. if you are down but anything but five, and he taught me this, they would be down 18 points, something like that, so they would rather ruin reputation for the next cycle then say he is down 2% or up 1% or whatever it is. but i said to him, what does thatean? won by much more because when people saw 18%, they said no. the pollsters are just as dishonest as those here, which says a lot, and we are also dominating crooked biden,pointse new rasmussen poll. nikki haley is getting clobbered in that poll. the presidential election of 2020, and we are not going to allow them to rig the presidenti

before as i said and they said confirm this uh "we are here to stay, we are not leaving our country, we are not leaving our place, we will not, we will not stop supporting gaza and palestine, uh, we will always be, israel will always be the enemy, that's it, thank you, abraham, they're joining us from the explosion site, they're inactive terror by the israeli regie resulting in at least five fatalities, uh, seems like four of them have been members of euronza irgc, their military advisors at the invitation of the syrian government, meanwhile, there's been..." another attack a car in southern lebanon, there are reports and israely drone targeted the car leaving two people dead there, and for more information on that story, we're joined by our press tv correspondent out of beirot, madyam sal, hello, madiam, hope you're safe, what can you tell us with respect to this attack? well, what we do know so far that the israelis targeted either a car or a mini truck that was driving on the main road, between the two towns of in south lebanon, it was at first of course not clear who the israelis

that is not what i said, i said that the i is not what i said, i said that the statements from certainhe finance minister, when they make statements that are saying that gazans should be resettled and in gazans should be resettled and in gaza that they should be israeli settlements, that is textbook ethnic cleansing, there is no ifs or buts about it. if you are saying one homogenous group should be removed from their land had another ethnically homogenous group should be there, there can't be any argument about the fact that is ethnic cleansing. i5 argument about the fact that is ethnic cleansing.— argument about the fact that is ethnic cleansing. is what seeing genocide? _ ethnic cleansing. is what seeing genocide? that _ ethnic cleansing. is what seeing genocide? that would _ ethnic cleansing. is what seeing genocide? that would be - ethnic cleansing. is what seeing genocide? that would be for - ethnic cleansing. is what seeing | genocide? that would be for the ethnic cleansing. is what seeing - genocide? that would be for the icj to determine. _ genocide? that would be for the icj t

said operation which lasted two hours led to a direct hit on an american warship. the yemany army emphasized this anti-israely operations will continue until regimes onslot and siege on gaza ends. since onset of the israeli aggression against gaza. yemeny forces have targeted over two dozen vessels. owned by or bound for israel in the red sea. the yeminies say that all the ships except for those linked to israel are free sail through the strategic waterway. political commentator and human rights activist fidas al-najim says american and israely forces are now taking far from every corner of the region and this is unprecedented. they think that they can keep bullying uh the whole region. and weakening the whole region and they don't think that anybody is gonna stand up to them and we can see today that the yemenis are standing up, we see that hisballah and lebanon is standing up, we see that uh hajd shabi, the popular mobilization forces are standing up and they're all supporting palestinians and and and standing against israelis and also striking inside thesignist

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let it be said that corruption. one of the issues of this category and the issues that we consider in all programs is an awareness campaign that is effective everywhere, that is, awareness campaigns strengthen awareness. social and culture. social and religious and moral points have a very important effect, it is really very important, and treatment means actually pushing the devices towards the treatment of the injured with the same interpretation that it was said that these are our own children, and care means keeping this in a very important point. it should be said that monitoring the behavior of whatever happens , these are almost the main priorities of the program system, which is emphasized at the beginning of the program, and we were also talking about the working children, even those who are in charge in this field, accurate statistics, even an amount close to accurate. they don't even know what we are doing or, for example, in different situations, this is still raised as a challenge. yes, this challenge i

president biden said he's decided how to respond. as he left the white house, he said iran shares the blame because u.s. officials believe and iran backed militia launched the attack. but he stopped short of saying tehran is a target. >> i do have -- supplying the weapons to the people who did it. i don't think we need a wider war on the middle east. >> the iraqi militia blame for the attack announced it is suspending strike against u.s. forces in the region. the pentagon said actions speak louder than words. in the occupied west bank, surveillance video showed israeli commandos inside a hospital in the city of janine disguised as civilian women and medics. three palestinian militants were killed. in southern gaza, fighting raged while the israeli prime minister ruled out any military withdrawal. >> i hear sayings about all sorts of deals. i want to make it clear we will not end the war without achieving our goals. we will not pull out the idf from the gaza strip and we will not release thousands of her -- terrorists. >> the leader o

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the algason brigade said it also targeted regime troops gatherings. israel has so far confirmed the loss of around 190 soldiers since the onset of his ground invasion of gaza on october 27th. palestinian resistance groups however say the actual number of casualties amongst israeli forces is much higher. skepticism is growing across the occupied territory. over israel's ability to gain any achievements in his genocidal war in gaza. a prominent israely politician says the regime lost the war on october the 7th. ayal khulata, a former israeli security advisor said there is no chance for israel to end the ongoing aggression on gaza victoriously. he said the regime can't guarantee that hamas won't be able to repeat it al-axa flood operation. on october the 7th, the palestinian resistance movement hamas conducted an operation. in the occupied territories in retaliation to the israeli regime's atrocities or atrocious acts against muslim sanctities in al-gut. according to israely officials, the attack caught the regime completely by surprise, and even after t

and he said, "no, that can't be." then he messaged someone and said, "is this true?" don't worry, we'll lift it now." yeah, ijust felt like it was important. ifelt like my experience in music had been so toxic, and ijust felt like i wanted to protect new people entering the industry. others warned the industry was rigged against women. the music industry is a boys' club. everybody knows everyone in the top levels. all the people at the very top levels have the money, thus all the power. the report by mps found that despite increases in representation, women encountered limitations in opportunity, a lack of support and persistent unequal pay. it found these issues are intensified for women who already face racial discrimination. black women are the most disadvantaged in the music industry and we experience over—sexualisation, objectification and we're paid the least. i've had mental health impacted — poor mental health decline since starting the music industry. and this is meant to be a great place to work, right? the mps make a series of recommendations, including...

but now i just walked up and it said 14. she ran up when it was seven.o do what's good for our party. she was up, and i said, she's doing like a speech like she won. she didn't win, she lost. last week, we had a little bit of a problem. ron was very upset because she ran up and pretended she won iowa and i looked around and said, didn't she come in third? then i looked at the polls, she was talking about most win ability. i don't know if you see you buddha have one put all. -- put up. we have won almost every poll against crooked joe biden. she does not win those poles. let's not have somebody take a victory when she had a very bad night. you have the now very unpopular governor of the state. he's got to be on something. i've never seen anybody with energy, he's like hopscotch. i'm watching this guy and two weeks ago, he said we are going to win in a landslide. and then he said we want to do well. i just walked out, we are 14 points up. but when she was appear it was like six or seven. with like 7% of the vote counted. let me just tell you. we had an unb

as he said, she said that she was to be vice president and beliefs that it is a possibility to serve the trump administration and is one of the supporters. i also think, again, this is just going to show you how important the politics of immigration are going to be in 2024 general election. nikki haley kind of seemed to dance backwards when she was talking about this. if we pass it, it's not going to be good enough. also, she is seeing the same polling. >> we are out of time. >> decide what's in the deal. there is one thing missing from that deal that tells you about democratic party. it is the legalization of undocumented records. it is not in this one that tells you everything about what is. >> she said it was never part of the discussion, which makes her point. everybody standby. nikki haley says that she isn't going anywhere and taking her to donald trump to a new level. she is vacuuming money from some of her parties to stoners. does she have any path? that is next. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportu

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i said this, sir. the condition of god in which you go will take care of you come on down, stop it and let the car do it. what you said is why they have a company. it is not bad to know. we just returned last wednesday , that is saturday. there are 85 subsidiary companies, a large company has its own subsidiary companies, and it is part of the case that it does the work, so my opinion is that if the government does not interfere, the people will benefit. come on, why, because i just said that 6 transactions were done in the market at the market price, at a market price that many people do not accept, but people trade with each other , my opinion is that if this pricing is not done and the price is done in the same way as we suggest, the price for that final consumer will be lower by 6 million. why is it high now because it is not worth anything and you also said that 6 million is a transaction. don't get me wrong, the new demand of our market is one million, one million, 200,000 . i am doing this trans

said press tv, birmingham. people throughout pakistan are increasingly joining a campaign to boy and american products, response to the ongoing attacks on the besieg gaza strip. as part of that movement, an exhibition has been set up in the port city of karache to showcase local brands and to encourage support for products that are not associated with. israel and the us. principal correspon has more. in response to israel's genocidal campaign in gaza, which has resulted in the death of thousands of innocent palestinians, businesses perceived to have ties with israel and the united states are experiencing significant public discontant and backlash in pakistan. seeking to diminish the influence of pro-us and pro israeli. companies inside the country, the religious political party jamaate islami has partnered with prominent business entities to organize a two day exhibition in the port city of karachi. the exhibition aims to showcase over 200 local brands as a strategic move in support of pakistani businesses. the