like, powerhouse creator and producer dan snyder.iness insider first reporting on some of the allegations in 2022, but the new series delves in deep wer interviews of on and off tv writers who say that "amanda show" say that snyder said that women are not funny, and accusations of sexual abuse of snyder's staff, and a major accusation that came to light in a new teaser trailer of actor drake bell actor star of drake bell who came forward as an alleged victim of dialogue coach brian peck who was accused of child abuse in 2004, and the actor to be john doe is to be josh bell. we were a hold of some of the screenings. >> he was said to imagine the most horrible form of sexual abuse possible. that's what happened to him. >> reporter: bell has faced disturbing charges of his own. in 2021, he pleaded guilty and sentenced to two years probation for felony child endangerment, and also accused of disseminating information to a child when she says that bell groomed her when he was a child. >> in documentary, he said that he took responsibility

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leading of our discussion tonight is timothy snyder, professor of history of yale university, author road to tran13" professor snyder, so good to have you in this discussion tonight, after this weekend where vladimir putin manufactured his continuing ruling for life now to break joseph stalin's record. and an american presidential candidate, former president talking about bloodbath and then defending it saying no, i was just talking about importing cars from mexico. these things do not seem unrelated. >> they are related at the highest level and also at the lowest level. the highest level is that that kind of acclamation process that we just saw in russia, where you have a fake election, the point of which is just to prove that the authorities can make you show up, if necessary, at gunpoint, that kind of acclamation is the kind of thing that trump openly dreams about. if we did have a president trump for a second term, third term, fourth term, that is the evolution he would be aiming for. he tells us this all the time. also, as you suggested earlier, it is connected at the lowest lev

kelly snyder is a professor of real estate development in urban planning at san jose state university. now the person who's doing the most work has a little more authority and power to to get compensated at a fair rate and they can do it at the expense of the of the broker, perhaps who isn't doing so much work in that they're still, you know, when there's to represent a transaction. >> most home sellers currently pay about 5 to 6% in commission fees split between their own broker and the buyer's broker for a 1 million dollar home. this could amount to 50,000 to $60,000 in fees. so the industry is going to have to just a little bit making sure that the buyers aren't agreements because right now the way we do it, we don't really put bars and dreams. we should have been doing we were not doing when you listen to feel that sean is a broker for century. 21 real estate in dublin when you list the house for sell, was the listing agreement. now there's going to be a buyer agreement and it is positive in a way and we're all going to have adjust to not knowing what the commission is on the hous

crystal: following johnny was originally tom snyder, and tom was just straight interview. snyder: did you think when you were starting that it would ever evolve into this mystique that has come to surround the group called the grateful dead? kesey: we didn't think when we were starting. garcia: no, we didn't think. [laughter] allen: johnny carson took out tom snyder, and he put david letterman in there. nesteroff: david letterman had the great luxury of the most powerful man in television being his biggest fan. pauley: dave letterman is back. you're going to host a late night television program that premieres monday night. what are critics likely to say tuesday morning? letterman: um, i don't much care because i found a way to deal with that: pills and whiskey. pauley: [laughs] markoe: the build-up to that show was just immense. i mean, because we were still on the heels of that morning show cancellation, even though we did win emmys for that, when we went to the late night show, we were given certain restrictions. morton: you can't have a monologue. the monologue is johnn

. >> reporter: kelly snyder is an urban planning expert and professor at san jose state. >> we want to open and put the accelerator on building as many new units as possible and rent control measures usually do the opposite. >> reporter: snyder believes changing zoning laws and increasing state grants and tax credits to build subsidized housing have better targeted outcomes for those who need it, but also says those options require massive amounts of funding and tax dollars. rent stabilization can help. >> it is a legal way to help a community that has no other options. >> reporter: hallquist's anger is directed at corporations and the previous equity firms maximizing profit and squeezing the working class struggling to pay rent. >> it's the elderly and disabled and people that have been here for a long time and really can't go anywhere else because they're on a fixed income or whatever their circumstances might be. >> reporter: you want to be here. >> i do. i love this place. >> reporter: property owners like sexton paying a mortgage make a similar argument. >> it helps me be able to

. >> i'm joyce snyder from st.ssouri, and i'd like the president to take care and close the border because we're getting too many people, illegals in here. and it's just getting overwhelming and a lot of crime. >> hi, i'm

were actually traveling towards ukraine, and indeed some here also cast doubts, for example, timothy snyderfather of tales about the ukrainian holodomor, a falsifier of history, he said, and timofey milovanov , a geographer known to us, yes, the former minister of economy of ukraine, picked it up and said, well, look, the road goes to belarus, and not to ukraine. to belarus and exactly where there is no death penalty what i mean is that the strange russians called the road to belarus the kiev highway , but by a strange coincidence they didn’t look at the map. they are not allowed , i say again, because you can’t mention ukraine, now all the media are really focused exclusively on this, turn the arrows away from ukraine, under no circumstances even put forward this version, and the french newspaper liberation, speaking on the issue of the french, yes, in general a blasphemous caricature, by the way, quite a lot of caricatures are dedicated to the terrorist attack this terrible thing, no matter how disgusting it is, but libération published a cartoon where... it means there are two terrorists

. >> my name is george snyder from st.missouri, i would like the president to take care and close the border because we are getting too many people, ills here. it's just getting overwhelming and a lot of crime. >> hello, i'm from new jersey. i would like to see the president address anything related to gaza and palestine. it's very important right now se and people not talking about it and choosing to look at it one way. >> watch the state of the union adess live thursday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now our free mobile video app, or online at c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded byes and more. including wow. >> the world has changed. today, a fast, reliable internet connection is something no one can live without. wow is there for our customers with speed, reliability, value and choice. it all starts with great internet. >> wow supports c-sp as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> c-span's washington jour

i got an email and they said, you want to see green hills, mike snyder said these in and they are spectacular. beautiful shots of the hills in east bay and how green they are looking. >> wow. >> terrific timing. >> thank you. >> beautiful weekend to enjoy the green hills, enjoy them while you can. >> you said though rain word. >> we have you covered, 70s today, 70's tomorrow but don't pack away the winter clothes just yet. we are not done with that yet but what a gorgeous day today, upper 60s in san francisco, 70s in the north bay and san jose, that is above average. we will have similar temperatures on the way for tomorrow. one thing to watch towards tomorrow morning, areas of low clouds and patchy fog near the coast, 55 degrees around walnut creek. 52 degrees around dublin with the st. patrick's day festivities. 56 in san jose, overall, it is like a summerlike pattern, clouds on the coast moving locally and patches of clouds into the afternoon. temperatures moving from the 40s and 50s and warming quickly with the clouds breaking up, should see mid-to-upper 60s from san francisco to oakland

. >> sarah, tim snyder who wrote the sort of surprise revenue -- runaway best seller on tyranniar tick lated what ben -- tyranny articulated what ben's talking about. i know what it's like to be on the president's staff and go to events. it's amazing to see people who take the day off work, sometimes take their kids out of school to see an american president. what tim snyder somebody those people who are saying on the sidelines of trump events that they're fine with the strongman is that the problem with the strongman is he doesn't care about them. do you think trump cares about any of his supporters? >> i don't think that trump cares about any of his supporters. i think he's only ever cared about himself. i think that it's evidenced by the fact that when he lost the 2020 election to joe biden he did everything in his power to try to stay in power. he tried to overturn a free and fair election and then helped incite a mob to attack our u.s. capitol. and it just goes to show that all he cares about is trying to i think prove to people that that he is a winner. i think he can't wrap his

he described finland snyder and membership as a meaningless fit for that country security. previously neutral finland joined to night or last year, and the wife of russia's invasion of ukraine of the white house is sending $300000000.00 worth of weapons to grant. the assistance is the 1st in months from the us and was announced by president biden. while he was hosting polish leaders in washington is decision. so i'd states the us congress, which is still stolen over an even bigger package for kids in the us presence as tom is running out to help you crime on the battlefield. today, united states is announcing an emergency package for your crane using cost savings from previously approved pentagon contracts, packaging clothes, munitions, around to help ukraine hold the line against russia's brutal tax for the next couple weeks. but it's not nearly enough. what we're, i'm announcing today. congress must pass the by personal security bill now which includes urgent funding to your crane. we must act before it literally is too late before it's too late. all right, which one that i'd say de

it's just the snyder stuff. so the young congress that, i mean, yeah. what the famine disease forced labor torture by the war. so for me or she was using the last, it also need you to continue the density variables given off with those who put his name, push these things up to give you what you want to do to create the those thousands of testimonies of crimes and the impunity of criminals when you've got here, you know, one or 2. so do you to speak to me in the judge india? yeah. for the good i see it are really supplement they decided to do. do got to do, please don't just do it, but this is danielle. that was put in the mood along the of the, in 1881 seeking to expand its property in north africa, france decided to attack and easy. the invasion began with a bomb barred man of the french fleet on coastal cities and was followed by sending in the ground through the french easily occupied one of the key city. please eric, and the bay of doing this bomb at the 3rd us deep agreed to humiliating negotiations. lombardo 3 d concluded with a colonialist, estab

which might undermine our ability to have a fully employed economy and might threaten our my name is snyder to close the border. we are getting too many people illegally and here. it is getting overwhelming and a lot of crime. >> i am aisha from new jersey. i would like to see the president address anything related to gaza and palestine. ow. it sucks to see ignorance and people

been attempts before, ordinary people know you by the photo in the trench with the book by timothy snyder sure that you dug that trench with your own hands, but what about the fortification on this part of the front, where you are currently defending, is it possible to use your own equipment there, well... engineering support groups to improve the fortification, or is it in these conditions, when such constant enemy attacks are carried out, is it simply impossible or extremely risky to do so, as is the case now? it depends on how far from the dividing line we do it, i.e. close to the dividing line it is impossible to do it, given that the technique is slow, she stands, carries out appropriate work, but a little further. work is being carried out, an important point, a very important point here, we are all trying to find treachery in unequipped positions there, and indeed there is a certain part of the truth in this, but there are some areas where trenches have been roughly prepared there or certain positions have been dug there by an excavator, and further work should be carried out by th

all those fig leaves with which they covered their aggression, and as he wrote, by the way, timothy snyder said, he commented on this photo, goebbels is looking for molotov, luckily he hasn't found molotov yet, russia has not signed any pact about this division of ukraine, well, but here such intentions are obvious, by the way. you saw that here the chernihiv region, in particular, is also drawn in red, as if chernihiv is also russia. we already know oleksiy maslov, a journalist from chernihiv. mr. oleksiy, good morning. good morning, i greet you. saw this map of medvedev, what do you think about the fact that chernihiv is russia? well, the fact that chernihiv is ukraine has been sufficiently proven by the armed forces of ukraine and all chernihiv residents, at least in... february, er, march 2022 at the beginning of a full-scale invasion, in addition, thousands of chernihivs who now... fighting, who are now helping the defense forces, here is a practical answer, and better than any words convinces the opposite. chernihiv is ukraine, and there is no need to explain anything else, but as fo

kelly snyder is a professor of real estate development in urban planning at san jose state university. now the person who's doing the most work has a little more authority and power to to get compensated at a fair rate and they can do it at the expense of the of the broker, perhaps who isn't doing so much work in that they're you know, when there's to represent a transaction. >> most home sellers currently pay about 5 to 6% in commission fees split between their own broker and the buyer's broker for a 1 million dollar home. this could amount to 50,000 to $60,000 in fees. so the industry is going to have to just a little bit making sure that the buyers aren't agreements because right now the way we do it, we don't really put bars and dreams. we should have been doing we were not doing when you list to help you feel that sean is a broker for century. 21 real estate in dublin when you list the house for sell, was the listing agreement. now there's going to be a buyer agreement and it is positive in a way and we're all going to have adjust to not knowing what the commission is on the hous

heard back a spokesperson for snyder did tell nbc in a statement and i'll reverberant dan. dan has said himself that he was a tough boss to work for. and if he could do things over again, he would act differently. but let's be clear, when dan departed nickelodeon, a full investigation was done. and again, all that was found is that he was a challenging time off and demanding person to work for and with nothing else >> was there >> any effort then married to address these allegations? schneider's tenure >> guess it depends on the nature of the allegations. certainly, we reached out to dan on multiple occasions and extended him an opportunity to participate in the film. and we've included some of his responses in the film we've tried to engage and really careful reporting that gets close to the truth sort of how power was functioning on these sets, right? it's often hard to understand those dynamics. but we tried to get as close as we possibly could to understanding the ways in which dan influenced others, implodes the children, and ultimately created this culture that was co

again, my name is sarah snyder. last gun laska begin to be a mechanic and again, listen, i wish we have enough to come across. i don't want to say it was just because of them. again, we can switch to a guy who to provide you with the last. never been on the line in a government session a lot in so this is another bundle and men back in what sort of has them that a den and was wondering where the dresser has to be without us. and let us look into for you, colbert savannah, who was the one that like to do this without on a lot of habits that don't douglas was out on the 2nd model of the money, the, the, the kind of the language i think i'm a sub and the electric about the kind of kind of an oil, which i think i'm having the luxury of losses in the hot oh, by the door kind of for you would have to call us more efficient with less than submitted as to how much i liked it. and we might, i might of as a yeah, let me just tell them as a professional golfer in the home, let's do all this stuff off and, you know, you know, a

i'm just talking to snyder then, and we really need seamstresses, but there are hardly any still being trained in germany. that's a real problem or take the i t and marketing sector. i see there's a shortage of skilled workers there to buy food. sell. i'm fucked. 9 to one solution to be drawing on the many, highly qualified international workers who are already here. the over c, d estimates that more than half a 1000000 people with a degree from abroad live in germany, but either work at a job that's below their skill level or struggle to find work at all. that's where victoria bowman and work here come in. it's a job platform for new commerce and refugees looking for work in germany. we see a great potential when it comes to international and refugee talons in germany. many of them bring in great qualifications and we also see people who are learning german very quickly. they're highly motivated, so it's also part of the work to make companies show more flexibility and it's also one of the task is empowering them. work here x as a bridge between job seekers and employers at his office

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. >> i'm joyce snyder from st. louis, missouri, and i'd like the president to take care and close the border because we're getting too many people, illegals in here. and it's just getting overwhelming and a lot of crime. >> hi, i'm aisha from new jersey and i'd like to see the president address anything related to gaza and palestine. it's very important right now. it just is ignorance of people not talking about it and choosing to look at it in one way. >> watch the sta of the ■union address live thursday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile video app, or online at c-span.org. host: welcome back to washingto by jenny best martin of the tea party. guest: thank for you having me. host: tell us about your organization and how you're funded. guest: we are tea party patriots action and we have a super p.a.c., tea party citizens superfund and in our p.a.c. we endorsed donald trump asded, wee funded by mostly small donors but we also have a few larger donors now. when we first started we were exclus

snyder murphy.s elecciones del 4 de junio se convertirá en el favorito para reemplazar al senador demócrata bob menéndez, quien enfrenta más de una docena de cargos penales federales y la misma corte suprema de estados unidos que anuló el derecho constitucional al aborto. escuchará argumentos orales el martes sobre el acceso a la píldora mifepristona utilizada en el aborto tras la audiencia, los 9 jueces decidirán si dejarán intacto el acceso al medicamento o exigirán a la administración de alimentos y medicamentos que revierta las instrucciones de prescripción a las que estaban vigentes antes de 2016 y una investigación de la triple a está revelando que las muertes por somnolencia serían 10 veces mayores de lo informados de lo informado por expertos en seguridad en las carreteras que consideran que el sueño frente al volante a veces se subestima y es difícil de identificar. miriam arias nos explica más de este estudio. una nueva investigación resalta cómo el cansancio y el sueño excesivo puede peli

again, my name is sarah snyder. last good. last good. again. this is mckenna speaking mckenna. listen, i wish were them enough to come across. i did want to say it was just, it was other than i can, we can. absolutely. so the guy who's gonna provide you with the lab number for the 9, the.

ordinary people know you from the photo in the trench with timothy snyder's book, i am sure that they their own hands, but what about the fortifications on this part of the front where you are now holding the defense, is it possible to use your own equipment there, there well engineering support groups for the improvement of the fortification, or is it in these conditions, when such constant attacks of the enemy are made. to do it is simply impossible or extremely risky, as is happening now? it depends on how far from the demarcation line we do it, that is , close to the demarcation line , it is impossible to do it, given that the equipment is slow, it stands still, it carries out the relevant work , but a little further away, the work is carried out, an important point, here it is very an important point, we all try to find betrayal in the unequipped... these and really a certain part there there is some truth in this, but there are some areas where trenches were roughly arranged there or certain positions were dug there with an excavator, and further work should have been carried ou

history professor and author of the best seller "on tyranny" 20 lessons from the 20th century, tim snydere to have you here today, on a day when people are voting and ask you if you thought it would come to this. >> well, i've always thought that it could come to this. the only thing that stops it is when you are aware that it's possible. when you think you're special, when you think it can't happen, you are inviting it to happen. we do have this candidate, this unusual person, who unfortunately is quite talented at bringing people along with him and making what did seem abnormal suddenly normal. so, yeah, here we are. >> do you feel optimistic that we can get off of this path? because when i asked liz cheney if there are other democracies that slide this far and avert that back slide into autocracy she couldn't name one. >> yeah, poland 2023. it does happen and we have to believe that we can make it happen. i mean, i believe that we can make it happen. it depends on this election november 2024, but making it happen will depend on people realizing that each it can happen and we have a cou

intentional destruction of homeless i, in the infrastructure and every aspect of life in the gaza strip snyder, who i just, the, of the highest they doing. medina was in the south, east valley ministry has attacked the school, housing displaced, palestinians in con eunice. at least 4 people were killed in that attack. bolden, 30220 palestinians have now been killed in israel's war on gaza. let springing, honey, it must move now joins us on the phone. from rafa in a southern gauze and honey in the last hour. also the death toll from thursday's attack on people trying to get their hands on aid in gaza. city has risen to a 193. meanwhile, among the hundreds of people injured, one can only imagine that many a still trying to get medical attention in facilities overloaded and unable to provide it. meanwhile, of course, attacks continue yes. well, what we're, what they say right now is the tragedy is on the non folded right now. and the fact that there are no operational shots because but just confirm what we expected within the pos hours in the atrocity to play that we almost everybody we all here

intentional destruction of homeless i in the infrastructure in every aspect of life, in the gaza strip snyder the whole just the of the highest a doing my, the another was it is rarely forces also continue to target the rough and southern gaza leveling residential buildings and camps, leaving no place safe and the strip. earlier on friday, the house was hit by a strike. ambulances and bulldozers were seen in the area as people inspected the destruction and search through the rubble more than half of gauze as 2300000 people now live in that are mostly intense and other temporary shelters to the level of assisting, safely, and our house is when the missile landed on it was around 4 to 5 meters away from me. the people next to me a little known from cause we of a have been displaced. suddenly they destroyed the house without any warning. this is not just, i'm just, this is one of the ugliest must because it is not enough domestic that we woke up to yesterday. the massacre and garza was a flower today. we were having lunch. we had just finished all friday appraisal was sitting in our houses, was

you can be a rated i, or you can be a hot snyder, but you cannot be a human shield. and i are because there are multiple leaders of almost who have brag about the use of babies and children and women as human shields. you take that word over amnesty international ass, which is a conclusively, there is no evidence for these are human jails. a. m a c international filed a report of the harvard amnesty international group on october 7th saying that the killings were all the fault of israel and that how mos. oh well i did not do anything improper. no, i don't trust them to stay international at all. i trust photographs, who are you going to believe the photographs or you're lying eyes who you believe the video tape of the liter or from us. now this video tape was not used by understands and national when issues they, denial the human shields were being used. okay. well, lumen fields are being used, so people know photographs that have been publicly available, but to propose or advertisements. i'll stop you that i'll just, i'll stop you the more from the merits as profess

hitler, they are equal. and that means they destroy each other, these are our peoples, as timothy snyderte, these are these bloody fields between stalin and hitler, that’s it, we are hostages, these two totalitarian regimes, and a lot stems from this, which is surprising, and maybe not surprising, it’s natural that such the same policy is being pursued towards the serbs, no one in the west knows the tragedy of the serbs during the second world war, without understanding this tragedy it is impossible to understand what happened in... but the serbs, along with jews and gypsies, became objects of nazi terror and the croatian ustashes subordinate to them , these are wild scenes, but everyone knows, speaking to the rebels, in majdanok, in treblinka, dachau, buchenwald, who knows the jasenovac camp, which became a symbol of the serbian tragedy, where thousands, tens of thousands were exterminated. serbs of the territory of croatia, bosnia and herzegovina , the tragedy of the serbian orthodox church on a national basis, who knows about kosovo, which was destroyed by priests, bishops, hundreds,

intentional destruction of homeless i any infrastructure in every aspect of life in the gaza strip snyder the whole just the of the highest a doing my, the another was a latan, a couple of assume joins us on the phone now from rough uh, in southern gaza and tonic. well over 24 hours now off to that attack on people scrambling for aid in garza city, one can only imagine that among the hundreds of people injured, some of them critically. they will still be struggling to get emergency medical help. and meanwhile, of course, the attacks simply continue elsewhere. yes, that's right. in fact says we have been seeing that because yesterday you have been facing a really good method can change in terms of the, the, the mass casualties. and the total that had been resulted from the very bottom ends of the entire place as people that were waiting for humanitarian supplies and co. now, according to the ministry of health, at least $700.00 spinning and receiving a treatment of being injured, as they were rated for humanitarian supplies. on the same time its incidents spread smooth fields among those p

intentional destruction of homeless i in the infrastructure in every aspect of life, in the gaza strip snyder the whole just the, of the highest a doing my, the another was it was really forced, as all, continuing to target rough uh, in southern dasa on friday, the house was hit by a strong and causing devastating damage. and the lenses and bulldozers was seen in the areas people spec to the destruction and searched through the rubble of an hoss of kansas. 2.3000000 people now live in rough, uh, mostly in tens and all that temporary shelters. let me give you the listing safely, and our house is when the missile land. it was around 4 to 5 meters away from me. the people next to me a little known from cause we of a have been displaced. suddenly they destroyed the house without any warning. this is not just, i'm just, this is one of the ugliest must because it is not enough domestic that we woke up to yesterday. the massacre and garza was a flower today. we were having lunch. we had just finished all friday appraisal was sitting in our houses was sitting in the house that we've been displaced to

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intentional destruction of homeless i in the infrastructure and every aspect of life in the gaza strip snyder the whole i just the of, of high is that doing medina to as i tie a couple of whom is in southern gaza and we can speak to him over the phone. now tarik, what more can you tell us about what's been happening today? yes sir. you, um, as we have been hearing from the spokes best, one of the ministry pills saying that more 3 pallets gonna be and, and recovered from a nicholas around about where the is ready. a tech. yes. because they had a cat. they bring didn't be over o, that's 2 to rush to reach around 115 palestinians being killed along with 760 others being boarded. this is one of the latest update to the up here released by the administrative health run by mouse here in the territory alongside that we will be hearing more loud explosion to resolve the costs of the city of han unit and also move to the bottom. and on there have been a town in the central areas of a gorgeous track where a number of residents that have been in jail. this time i've been seeing more t b increase as type

intentional destruction of homeless i, in the infrastructure in every aspect of life in the gaza strip snyder, who does he have the highest they doing? medina was the basic necessities are in short supply. in odessa, on garza southern border there one and a half 1000000 palestinians crammed into the city. there is little food or drinking water to be found and prices are skyrocketing. michael awful reports a make shift market set up next to tens housing, the displaced in russell. there's not much on off the hill. if you can goods, fruits and some vegetables. palestinians are desperate for the basics. but the cost of what's on offer is too high for many families here. remember the time when things were in so desperate? what's the use now? we cannot even find a loss of bread even if i could afford it. i am an old man unemployed and it's too expensive. ramadan is around the corner. i wonder how guys and he'll be able to survive, but the shortage of food is rails will run cause that has caused a humanitarian crisis. people simply don't have enough to ease within one killer frozen meat to sold for

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intentional destruction of homeless i in the infrastructure in every aspect of life, in the gaza strip snyder the whole just the of the highest a doing my, the another was the us has announced that plans to begin air dropping humanitarian aid into gaza president joe biden also says he will insist that israel allows more a trucks into this trip. mike, hannah reports from the white house that is meeting with the tele and prime minister, president biden announced that the us was going to begin a drops into gaza. this in conjunction with the jo damian air force. these are likely to be m. r. e's meals ready to eat up the whole all variety. he also said as well that he is insisting that israel facilitate more roots and facilitate more trucks. this is what he had to say. in addition to expanding deliveries by land. as i said, we're gonna, we're going to consist of israel facilitate more trucks and more routes to get more and more people in the help. i need no excuses because the truth is a flowing augusta is nowhere nearly enough. now, snow was nearly enough and it's a large are on the line and shou

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