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in the fartest mosk, the al-aqsa mosk, which was built on the temple of solomon and next to the dome of the rock, the place of worshipping god, was drowned in blood. among the arab, izizadin al-ghassam had started strange and complicated establishment, small groups of five people plus a leader, none of the fighters knew each other, they only knew the leader of the group and isadin, wonderful cycle of intelligence and operations, he had started organizing and ideologically deepening his forces since many years ago, but in 1934. they made their military actions public in the mountainous areas of northern palestine. actually, they were giving us heart time. of course, the hagana was not the only fighting force in the war. finally, according to international law, the land separated from the ottoman empire was under the guidance and control of britain. they had to fulfill their main duty, namely establishing law and order in the land under their guardianship. well, it is obvious that the britains were in harmony with us. in this way, following this wave of jewish immigration and arab oppo

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amy: norman solomon? i think it is really improper to cite the popular vote when the reality is, as we have seen twice this century, it is about the swing states. in the swing states, biden is tanking. when you talk about popular -- we can talk about popular vote we want but it is about the battlefield states. now new york, according to the polling, is a swing state. that is how bad it is with biden on the ticket. amy: we have to leave it there. before we go, nermeen and i went to wish a very happy eighth birthday. your daughter. that she has battled and defeated stage four liver cancer? >> when she was three she had stage iv liver cancer. she needed a full liver transplant. an anonymous donor showed up. amy: just put out to the world? >> people signed up to be a liver donor, mostly strangers. one operson stepped up. half my brain is about standing for democracy and the other is planning a big water balloon fight for my daughter. she is alive and healthy and cancer-free. she has two costume changes a day.

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and in the sons by and in solomon. plus an end all hanging out. i mean, i'm thinking that's weird, right? it's weird. might this unlikely gathering of character from the spurgeon family drama in such close proximity to each other mean that the breakup of these two marriages and these two families left no hard feelings even among men who as children, had been as a result of williams anne's elopement. did it mean that the parting of both the spurgeon and the ruddock's had been perhaps and that the disorder is war and the penalties imposed by williams tourism had. the informal dissolution of their marriages kind of more discreetly and without the usual social and financial penalties. and to look at the big picture, does it mean that was postwar post migration which historians usually see economically motivated? was it also a potential means of me, of obtaining what we might think as a kind of do it yourself, divorce. hey, everybody move and i'll move into don't like you, you don't like me. we're out of here. boom. it's done. jan spurgeon was from a t

, the builders of solomon, the first free mason, the first free mason, the temple of solomon, it’s interestingrussian freemasons, when they were already russians proper, these were people of far from simple rank , these were nobles, these were nobles, of course, who could have absorbed this foreign fashion, if we talk about history, then the first lodge reliably existing in russia was 1731. created by the englishman john philips, in fact, as per the instructions of his masters from england, and as you absolutely correctly said, in the beginning it first of all , foreigners, only then russians begin to be added there and a certain fashion for freemasonry appears, which of course already increased during the time of catherine, well, you understand what the matter is, during the time of catherine or at the first stage of the reign of alexander i we can say that this was the heyday and decline of freemasonry. but freemasonry, having already arrived from abroad in russia, began to develop very rapidly, and in 1787 the german press contained information that there were 145 lies in russia at that tim

thanks. >>> coming up, david solomon from goldman sachs. stay tuned.to come this morning, we have goldman sachs ceo, david solomon. he's on set with us right now. we will talk about his firm, the markets and the global economy much more. first, though, as we head to a quick break, take a look at today's big events. simone biles and usa gymnastics d da going for the goltoy. and regan smith and kaylee set for an epic 100 meter backstroke style. good thing i had aflac. (aflac duck) hmmm the cash i got from aflac helped pay for medical expenses, groceries, rent. it really helped close that gap. (whisper) go, go, go! (group) yay! go aflac! go duck! get help with expenses health insurance doesn't cover. find an agent. get a quote at aflac.com. wish we had aflac on our team. you can! (♪♪) >>> welcome back to "squawk box." we are live in paris this morning, and david solomon, goldma goldman sachs ceo is with us. >> i think first and foremost, it's sport and it's bringing people together. one of the things for me so inspire something to watch all the people fro

, the builders, the first free mason, the first free masons of the temple of solomon, i wonder what thet say that this is very this was a popular saying among the first russian freemasons; they recalled the sayings of seneca, that the rich portraits that decorate the hallway do not at all indicate any special nobility of the owners of these hallways themselves, that is, in general they were quite modest people, or at least tried to be these modest people, and it must be said that in mainly russian masons, when they were already russians proper, these were people of far from simple rank, these were nobles, these were nobles, of course, who could absorb this foreign fashion, if we talk about history, then the first lodge reliably existing in russia was 1731 year, created by the englishman john phillips, in fact, as on behalf of yes, his masters from... england, and, as you absolutely correctly said, at the beginning it was primarily foreigners, only then russians began to be added there and a certain fashion for freemasonry appeared, which already, of course, increased during the time of

and from says taking the largest share of the vote was 33 percent in the 1st round of front of snap solomon tre elections, president and money. on my call centrist switch, you can see here in yellow trailed in 3rd with just 20 percent. they came behind a left. when the lines, the pull, 28 percent of the vice president, my call is cooling on viruses to prevent the far right from winning a governing majority. and next, sunday's decisive final round as ocean it was a historically high voter turnout. and a historic result from irene la pens far right party, which is now closer to power than ever before. i was suppose to say, i think it's the people's revenge on the leads with light to the french people for over 40 years. i hope that we're reading the paint together with john and bob tyler, with linked friends up to the french volume, can finally return. and we can continue to hope for a better future. son in law has in my eyes. because i've been hoping for this for years. and i'm hoping technology is going to get the country back on its feet. we've got to do something small, but it's not yet cl

so why not have a solomon amendment for free speech? why not basically say you only get federal funds if you have proper supports in place for protecting freedom of speech and freedom of expression on on campus related to that. how about the idea of something like a free speech ombudsman where you know, you have like dei offices and stuff like that on campus. why not have a free speech office where students can register, where, you know, where where an independent person whose job is to basically supervise the university to make sure that they're protecting constitutional rights, free speech, freedom of expression and the like. sure, it could be risky. sure it could be that the left might capture this. so we'd have to get the incentives right and that sort of thing. but. but a free speech ombudsman seems like something we could think about. i think. i think one of the things we should be thinking about is developing a farm team of administrators. as i said, a lot of what makes universities so bad these days are these bureaucrats. and th

the masuns love to remember that they are almost not from adam, or at least from solomon, the buildershat the russians could too , i don’t know, choose a starting point for myself, i don’t know, some prophetic oleg, yes, but they still preferred the artisan, the king of the artisan, also a free mason, a carpenter. i don’t know, relatively speaking, i must say that this was a very popular saying among the first russian freemasons, they recalled the sayings of seneca, that the rich portraits that decorate the hallway do not at all indicate any special nobility of the owners of these hallways themselves , that is, they were generally quite modest people, or at least they tried to be. who could absorb this foreign fashion, if we talk about history, then the first lodge reliably existing in russia was in 1731, created by the englishman john philips, in fact, as per the instructions of his masters from england, and as you absolutely correctly said, in the beginning it is primarily foreigners, only then they begin russians are added there and a certain fashion for freemasonry appears, which o

host: solomon in west virginia, an independent. solomon? caller: yes, hi america. i'm a 70 year old black woman and i haven't voted since kennedy. i am sick and tired of, for 15 years now, 24/7, biden, tromp, tromp, biden. it's just annoying. and all the young people that spoke for kennedy junior, kennedy, kennedy, he's our man. he can make a change, i know he can. host: charles in missouri, republican. caller: yes. i been watching joe biden for four years. i've been watching the news, and he needs to go. he's not mentally capable, he's not physically capable. you can tell by his walk. i'm 64 years old. i know i have trouble getting around too. i see it, he is not capable. like they said, if we get a nuclear threat at 2:00 in the morning, is he going to get up, or his wife or somebody else in the cabinet going to make call? he's just not capable of doing it anymore. host: former speaker nancy pelosi on msn bp -- msnbc, hello see who has a decades long relationship with the president and still commands the deep respect of her colleagues, left her mark on the biggest

the idea of says it is investigating the incidence of joining us out from cairo is hanging solomon and the executive director of the air of center for research and studies hanging good to have you on the program with us. the idea of claims that only targeted who's the military sites in the e. m. and what's your assessment? does it look like? that is the case? yes, i think it's normally if i use the i did that by it was due to the center of the beam. i think it's quite a do they would have meant to of them it literally at that. so we'll see this effect. i made all kinds of places are on side is the same and i think it's agreed they're going to mentor. how does that whole see that in the development of and some of the 3? 0, it's that thanks. i think it's a discussion on said i will see will be and so future more pressure on his rate and i he thinking it's been made the 3 and so is really less on that as long as it's for the 2nd. i think it's a dilution. said if in the hopes that i'm going to do, but a sense that uh how does that start as the guardians upset or it see? and there's also a

was found on the railway— solomon, which was found on the railway line — solomon, which was found ono an animal hospital or something, but the owner— animal hospital or something, but the owner came and claimed it at bp on that— the owner came and claimed it at bp on that evening and as far as we know it — on that evening and as far as we know it is — on that evening and as far as we know it is now healthily and happily back at— know it is now healthily and happily back at home. but only in britain i think— back at home. but only in britain i think do— back at home. but only in britain i think do trains, commuter trains, -et think do trains, commuter trains, get stops — think do trains, commuter trains, get stops notjust because of the wrong _ get stops notjust because of the wrong leaves on the line but the wrong _ wrong leaves on the line but the wrong kind of snow, but because of an animal— wrong kind of snow, but because of an animal some kind or another a tortoise _ an animal some kind or another a tortoise is— an animal some kind or another a tortoise is in— an animal some kind

this tortoise named solomon was rescued by engineers after being spotted on train tracks. delayed, but at least he got home safely! you're all caught up now, have a great night. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm hugh ferris. our top stories. there are many sporting mysteries to be solved during paris 202a. but perhaps the biggest question — how will the opening ceremony go? the unique river seine show is just hours away. but the olympic action has already begun with spain hoping for a gold medal to add to their women's world cup. while andy murray has played the final singles match of his career, concentrating on the doubles only as he prepares to retire from tennis after paris. hello again. for all the new sporting stories paris is ready to tell over the next two and a bit weeks, its olympics start — officially at least — with something truly unique. the opening ceremony will take place for the first time not inside a stadium but along the river seine. it's just hours away and is demanding the largest security operation in france's history as our sports editor dan roan

ceo david solomon sharing some color on how he sees the current operating environment. >> on the oneere's a high level geopolitical instability. elections across the globe could have significant implications for policy, and inflation has proven to be stickier than many had anticipated. on the other hand, the environment in the u.s. remains relatively constructive. markets forecast a soft landing as the expected economic growth trajectory improves and equity markets remain near all-time highs. >> solomon said he was, quote, particularly encouraged by the ongoing advancements in artificial intelligence, noting that the board spent a week in silicon valley meeting with the leading institutions at the cutting edge of this technology. he said they left with optimism that infrastructure and financing needs should fuel activity that supports gold man's franchise. in 2x earnings goldman beat on the top and bottom line and every division on a year-over-year basis. net earnings up 150% from 2q '23 but they did decline 26%. m&a is 20% below ten-year averages and said sponsor activity is startin

about someone using brief for you know, fill in solomon's house posts, loyal granting, border guards. the pol to block migrants crossing from russia. finland shop. it's land borders late last. yeah. for such an arrivals, excuse me, most gulf weapon isaac migration predicts, say the new law of violet's international human rights and i was rescued. teams have retrieved around 60 bodies from under the rubble in the search i. ya neighborhood, in gauze and city. that's according to officials in the home us run territory because of civil defense agencies that the discovery came to us out as of just barely troops withdrew from the area. do you regulate to say, you know, most platform x is misleading uses and bothered to european content rules with its blue check marks for verified accounts in finding that could lead to a hefty fines. ex becomes the side company. and as many weeks of the apple in mesa to full file of the new digital services act, the options wedding of the some of india as rich as mine is underway. moved by full days of celebrations, will mock the union of aunt and bonnie and

, the builders, the first free mason, the first free mason, the temple of solomon, it’s interesting thats as a point of reference, i don’t know, some prophetic oleg, yes, but they still preferred the artisan, the king artisan, also a free mason, carpenter, i don’t know, relatively speaking, i must say that... this was a very popular saying among the first russian masons, they recalled seneca’s saying that the rich portraits that decorate the hallway are by no means do not indicate any special nobility of the owners of these hallways themselves, that is, they were, in general, quite modest people, or in any case tried to be these modest people, and it must be said that they were mostly russian... sons, when this there were already, actually russians, these there were people of far from simple rank, they were nobles, they were nobles, of course, who could absorb this foreign fashion, if we talk about history, then the first lodge reliably existing in russia was 1731, created by the englishman john philips, in fact, as on behalf of yes , its masters are from england, and as you absolutely c

but this january, the urban, solomon bush for the idea of more e plans for shot in mid range flights. there's a spot of a while to go to got 90 percent of emissions from transport by 2050. all right, thank you. oh, that was great. he said, i don't, my mother actually. okay, the company than me that the district is now working on a full see the plane and the already bigger ones, a plane called alice secretary, 9 passenger. the 2 crew members seem to be close to commercialization, promising to fly around $400.00 to auditors. a hot aerospace in sweden has a proof of concept aircraft that looks like 25 passengers up to 800 kilometers by 2026. when you look at, if you think about their existing cargo routes that use small aircraft, their existing communities, that they're only connection as a, as a 9 senior crap unless they take a ferry for or 6 hours type of a situation. and those are real existing route that have to be either subsidized or paid for by by communities. this is the main application so far, and it is significant. and 2020, the us spent $326000000.00 to subsidize the costs of

in the fartest mosk, the asa mosk, which was built on the temple of solomon and next to the dome of thele of intelligence and operations, he had started organizing and ideologically deep.

as you said, none of the policies of the blocks will have a clear majority in solomon's north and oxford majority. that is, and the last 3 lines that is set to become the biggest block in tell them i know that practically means that a different policies from different sides. so that's a good side. we'll talk to work together to form i the government. oh, that's a mind my call. we have to, you know, nominate a prime minister that people can agree on. the friends are not used to building coalitions. this is something that the germans, nobody, you know, they really use thought in history about here. this is really a new thing whenever there was a so called quad because shown, for example, with a prime and it's a from one side president from the other side. it really didn't go that well. so we will see what will be the outcome for all you know, also the election. it looks for all the difficult about the current government and my costs government stays in place. but at a there's certainly going to be a lot of discussions between the different policies, at least my cost at together and coordin

the world, which had more time to talk about that, charles, but i don't, i've got to go to scott solomon in new york city, usa, scott, what would you like to say uh, george? uh, thank you. what i would like to say is that distinguish yourself from other online geopolitical by um one - left-wing tropes is in in the same sense that they are right-wing tropes, sure, and one of the voice of... the voices so there are there are all these left-wing posers who claim to be the voice of the voiceless, but what distinguishes you from these others is that you actually give the quote unquote voiceless of voice, and i think this is something very special and very genius about your approach to politics and i was wondering. so my question is, would you be willing to expand on that? like say for example, you turned over the habit out with galway uh platform a couple times a month to to a show called um in so in depth with gallaway, be one of your regular uh people who shop. ask you question about your idea buse, i think that's what's missing, because you are so exceptional, it's it's it's missing that t

he was wafaa solomon, a commander of a con eunice brigade of the milton group home us, which carried out the october 7th terror attacks. the most one, gaza health authorities said it least 90 palestinians were also killed and there is really air strikes and hundreds more injured. many of the casualties were sheltering in a designated safe zone near hun. eunice to scott anderson from the u. an agency for palestinian refugees in gaza was at nicer hospital where casualties were taken. mean very simply, it was a scene of chaos, a senior of despair and a scene of not having enough aid for everyone that needs that master hospital was just re constituted. not long ago, after an operation, and con eunice of the hospital has 38 emergency ballads and they already had 40 patients before the incident happened. so they were very quickly overwhelmed. almost another 150 patients showed up at the hospital. and as i said, it was just very chaotic on top. parent was trying to find children, children who didn't have parents, and it was very moving, but not necessarily in a good way. what we saw at the

in the fartest musk, the asa mosk, which was built on the temple of solomon and next to the dome of the rock, the place of worshipping god was drowned in blood. among the arabs, zaddin al-ghassam had started strange and complicated establishment, small groups of five people plus a leader. none of the fighters knew each other. they only knew the leader of the group and isadin, wonderful cycle of intelligence and operations. he had started organizing and ideologically deepening his forces since many. years ago, but in 1934 they made their military actions public in the mountainous areas of northern palestine. actually, they were giving us a hard time. of course, the hagana was not the only fighting force in the war. finally, according to international law, the land separated from the ottoman empire was under the guidance and control of britain. they had to fulfill their main duty, namely establishing law and order in the land under their guardianship. well, it is obvious that the britains were in harmony with us. in this way, following this wave of jewish immigration and arab opposition,

anyway, our next question comes from solomon. solomon. hello >> hi, everyone.estion on tonight's show is, is the organisation just stop oil starting to rise above the law in some particular circumstances? >> well, you know solomon, don't you, that a number of them have been sentenced? yes. to prison. you know. and then of course, this week, the two those really posh girls, you know, the ones who threw the soup over the van gogh sunflowers , they've been gogh sunflowers, they've been found guilty. they've been told to expect prison time. good. is that fair? i know you're not. no, no, no, i take quite a hard line. >> no no no no, it's one of the things that i am passionate about. i had to laugh and funnily enough, because as you know, i'm friendly with chris skudder that does this show and headliners. and there was cressida's mother from just stop oil that said, it's dreadful. she won't be able to go to her brother's wedding. and i thought, well, that's good because she won't disrupt it with one of her silly moods. petulant little boot. and oh, this is terrible.