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and i think the specter of donald trump is perhaps one of the most significant problems. it's trump, obviously, in the 2018 summit when he was president, the very famous summit and brussels thing, close to pulling out. so the lines. and what you'll see now is it, your p and allies are trying to judge how far they need to hedge against that possibility. again, including by expanding their own defense spending and building up alignments in your up, the could substitute for us protection. but i think it's important to say that your penalized a not yet faithfully stick about trump a nature they're not giving up on the american membership of nato. they still owe the trump. should he become president later this year could be persuaded to stay in the lions could be persuaded that actually european allies have done a huge amount on defense spending. for instance, to give you one example. this year, 23 out of 32 allies will meet the alliance is tom, you just spending 2 percent on defense 10 years ago that was about 3 or 4 and that he might therefore accept your p. now allows of fi

nobody can believe what's happening. wars now raging in europe in the middle is a growing specter of conflict hangs over taiwan, korea. the philippines and all of asia and our planet is teetering. on the edge of world war 3, and this will be a war like no other war because of weapon raise a weapons are no longer our me tanks going back and forth, shooting at each other. these weapons are obliteration, it's time for a change. this administration can't come close to solving the problems we're dealing with. very tough, very fierce people, the fierce people. and we don't have fears payable. we have people that are a lot less than fierce except when it comes to cheating on elections and a couple of other things in their fierce send their face. well, how i translate, that is all the crisis taking part across the world. there's one answer to it and that's donald trump himself. that's right. i mean according to trump. busy all of these situations in which the us has gotten involved, we could say specifically against russia like the george and conflict of the situation in which crimea held a

the specter still haunts the world. truth is shining bright in every heart and every age, the resistance waking up and history turns a page, the truth is shining bright in every heart and every age, the resistance f most stronger with courage and with might, stand up for us right in the darkest of the night, stand up for right in the darkest of the night, stand up for what's right. in the dark of the night. headlines on for stv has really forces kill 80 more palestinians in the gazas in one day, raising the death doll of the genocide of war to almost 38,700. the yemani army hits two israelian ships in the red sea and targets another ship in the mediterranean in cooperation with the iraqi resistance. and millions of muslims around the world are commemorating.

may fall apart in just 4 months. and although trump himself was not at the negotiating table, the spectern that threatens the forty-fifth the american president is hovering on the sidelines all 3 days of the summit. the financial times notes that attempts to protect the alliance from trump are doomed to failure, and the washington post assures that whispers about trump returning to the white house and launching longer-range cruise missiles on paper include hypersonic weapons, although its real presence in the united states is still... the anti-missile movement, when people went to us military bases, blocked roads, demanded the removal of these bases, the removal of nuclear weapons, i assume that we need to prepare for the fact that a new wave of such a movement must necessarily arise in europe, donald trump, for no apparent reason, took two destroyers and launched a launch into syria and where nuclear warheads, however, are not the most modern models, but were diverted by means of radio suppression, germany , a large part of the european territory of russia, including moscow, st. petersbu

when it comes to the specter of a potential 2nd, trump presidency. how concerned are they about that, about what it means when it comes to nato, our nato members rather continuing to support ukraine going forward? yes, i mean i, my team are entirely ukrainian and they are very often and when i'm not, i'm on the phone with them. we're in june every day. so i'm very much in touch. they're terrified they're terrified of a trump presidency. it's interesting with, with jeffrey says this is, but i do feel that trump is a major threat and not just to nature, not just to crank, but to human rights. all right. and that's basically what, what i look at. i see everything to the lens of human rights and i think that should trump get in. he's expressed very clearly as he identifies ukrainians. people that hate us. i think that support with wayne and we know more than anything . what matters when battles are for as political will. so right now, in a sense, there's another elephant in the room in washington dc that no one is talking about . well, while we're all lo

some gill, high tech specter in hungary recorded high levels of cancer, causing heavy metals in the had difficulties filtering it's exhaust gases by and by mental benefits of recycling. so many things to consider and we're not even halfway done. our black moss is no edits to a nother sullivan that will help bring out the cold in this chemical cocktail. and it's pretty colorful from greenish to doc blue. it's like so blue, it almost looks like ink because like right with that. and it's this dark blue pod actually that the cold sticks to to get a higher concentration of cobalt. we need to do another round of this. this time we're going from blue to red. now that's the color change. so now the cobalt is in the dock, a red is pa spot to be able to use the metal in new batteries. you of course need to get it out of the sullivan. you can do that by using it up as you would at industry scale or a little quick kind of small left like this with yet another solvent. really can see the crystals a lots here they even accumulate. so that's a bottom like how much coal is that now from the by mass isn

china's central bank, on the specter the cutting it's when your policy rate by 20 basis points. it's not enough to boost sagging equity markets. pressure bills to clean up the markets division. they are tracking their counterparts in the u.s. overnight. as one analyst put it best, the idea that investors are waking up, that a.i. spending is more of an expense than the revenue generator but as you just alluded to earlier as well, the chinese stock markets are still getting hot. the chinese yen is weaker. rallying, almost reaching that 15 two level. maybe we get the supersized 15 basis point rate hike. there is no there catalyst for the moves in the end this week. that is found in this momentum. we saw the chinese banks following suit with a trip to the loan primate. to the yield on the tenure in china. paul: thank you very much. let's get the reaction there. doesn't come on the news of that count, we saw a modest pop in the csi 300. was this the really the problem for china? easy lending conditions not easy enough? at the same time, people need the most, landing, spine, this will

in the middle is a growing specter of conflict hangs over taiwan, korea. the philippines and all of asia and our planet is teetering on the edge of world war 3. and this will be a war like no other war because of weapon raise a weapons are no longer our me tanks going back and forth, shooting at each other. these weapons are obliteration, it's time for change. this administration can't come close to solving the problems . we're dealing with very tough, very fierce people, the fierce people. and we don't have fears payable. we have people that are a lot less than fierce except when it comes to cheating on elections and a couple of other things and their fear then their face. so tonight i make this pledge to the great people of america. i will end a devastating inflation crisis. immediately bring down interest rates and lower the cost of energy. we will drill baby drill the can you believe what they do? by doing that, we will lead a large scale decline in prices. the prices will start to come down, energy raise that they took our energy policies and destroye

and i think the specter of donald trump is perhaps one of the most significant problems. it's trump, obviously, in the 2018 summit when he was president, the very famous summit and brussels thing, close to pulling out. so the lines. and what you'll see now is it, your p and allies are trying to judge how far they need to have. you get back to has been very lucky about the timing of it. so somebody to find the bus route because the of the somebody is taking place at a time when. yeah, ukraine is losing the war. we've rush or losing it very badly, but it hasn't lost of all of your firestone, so, so and naples of night, so to keep up to percent that saw this, the sun cause ukraine victory is possible. the 2nd thing does enables the nato and the west to, to, to evaluate, to avoid the whole question of how this was going to ent and the for what, because the stations some kind of, of, of a piece that's not as long as the whole thing is going on, the cost of just already spoken about, isn't it? yeah. nato westlakes are putting on a political sho, football and uh, you know, to th

the specter still haunts the world. پسرم که سرباز بوده الان ۳۴ سال یعنی خدا از باعث بانیه شما می گذارم زنده بودم حالا زندگی نمیکردم من می خوام تا پدر مادرم زنده هستن خودمون زنده هستیم برادرمونو ببینیم نه پادر پدرمو دیدم نه خواهرامو دیدم چندین سال می گذره ولی ما به هیچ کدوم از خواستهامون نرسیدیم ما خوانواده ها هیچ کدوم سیاسی نیستیم وابسته به هیچ حزبی نیستیم ما فقط خانواده ایم. یک پرنده که تو قفسته اگر در قفسم باز کنی جرات نمیکنه بیاد بیرون. hello and welcome to spotlight. the ongoing israeli genocide in gaza has escalated with recent clashes and air strikes hitting even areas the regime itself had declared as safe zones. there seems to be no hope in ceasefire negotiations as israeli regime and the prime minister benim nettoniahu in particular. insists on the continuation of the war, in this episode of our spotlight program, we'll explore the latest developments and discuss whether any prospect for peace remains. joining us tonight's show, we have journalist, author and activist joining us from belfast, and we also have i

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then the specter of a government agent will look over the shoulder of everyone who reads. fear of criticism goes with every person into the bookstore. some will fear to read what is unpopular law, what the powers that be dislike, fear will take the place of freedom in the libraries, bookstores and homes of the land and some. the first amendment embraces the individual's right to purchase and read whatever books she wishes to without fear that the government will take steps to discover which books she buys. reads or intends to read. well, thank you, steve. that is clear. you know, i have a galley draft, but i believe it's pages 186 and 187 of this book. yeah. thank you, steve. thank you for that story, which so vividly explains especially for us who are laypeople when it comes to the law, the connections between, you know, dry procedural matters and vital rights that we all depend upon as citizens. my final question that i ask before we invite questions from the audience, and i'd like any or all of our three panelists to respond to this is let's relate the specter of census

was a limited control test, but they ended up leaving japan's hiroshima and nagasaki. in ruins, the specteragon scripts. same old voices were amplified tossing out besless accusations against the islamic republic, revealing spiteful agenda. now iranian social media was buzzing with support for free and fair elections, yet citizens voting in multiple western states based harassment and abuse with no police protection and sight, which angered iranians back home. meanwhile, western digital media stuck their predictable script working.

the specter still haunts the world. من وقتی چهار پنج سالم بود تو اتوبوس آتیش گرفتم تماما اومدم دنبال پسرم که سرباز بوده الان ۳۴ سال یعنی خدا. ما خانواده ها هیچ کدوم سیاسی نیستیم وابسته به هیچ حزبی نیستیم ما فقط خانواده ایم یک پرنده که تو قفسه اگر در قفسم باز کنی جرات نمی کنه ب really impressive how today give to people the sent the idea of freedom. imam hussein's message of defiance against oppression and dictatorship is relevant for all times and applicable for a broad audience for generations to come. mais aussi du côté droit, pas passer. in the beginning, god created light. based on the old torah squirls, jewish rabbies believe. that light was god's first creation, in the 20th century, physicists doubted the nature of light, was light small particles moving in space, or was it like seawaves? according to jewish rabbies, water was second element created by god, water with its wave motion was the first jewish embodiment of man.

the specter still haunts the world. welcome back. yemen media say the us has carried out fresh air strikes against yamen, the attacks targeted areas in hajjad." and hudeda provinces. there are no immediate reports of casualties or damage. the strikes come day after israeli air strikes on oil storage facilities and power plant in hodeda which left at least six people dead and nearly 90 others injured. in response, the yemen armed forces targeted the israeli poor city of alath and an american vessel in the red sea. the developments come on the heels of an unprecedented germany drone strike on tel aviv on friday. yemeny armed forces have launched more anti-israeli military operations, according to spokesman for the yemani army, strategic sites in the elat area of southern occupy. palestine with struck, this operation involved several ballistic missiles and achieved its objectives. in support of the palestinian people and the resistance fighters and in response to the american, british and israeli aggression against dark country, the mis

"the specter of another peace agreement is on the horizon, but nobody is holding his or her breath sinceering how many economic hits canadation take before it gets knocked out. that does for this edition of the program. thanks so much for being with us, hope you have any questions or comments, contact information is to my right here, as you can see there on the screen from. and the team is goodbye until next economic divide. wake up, it's a long night, darling, wake up, it's a brightest sky, no love, it's a dark night, darling, hold to me for the live, wake up, where, where do we go to, wake up fire, fire in your eye, oh love, we will try to come and save you, it's all just matter of time, wake up, won't you listen to the people, wake up from the mountain of the lies, no love you've been upon through every sequel, wake up, wake, wake up, wake, wake up, call your brother, call your mother, wake up underate from the sky oh love we digging deeper in the rubble, hold to my voice outside, wake up we just lost another family, wake up cuz you need the world to see, no love, they will never unde

the specter of another peace agreement is on the horizon, but nobody is holding his or her breath sincepolah will break out, and that probability, whether it happens or not will be another blow's economy, which will leave many wondering how many economic hits can this regime take, before it gets knocked out, that does it for this edition of the program, thanks so much for being with us, hope you enjoyed it, if you have any questions or comments, contact information is to my right here, as you can see there on the screen, from me kavatali and the team is goodbye for the nest economic divide. price headlines the israely military pushes ahead with this geneside of palestinian civilians in the gaza strip as the death block from the regime's onslot top 38,400. amasa is responsible for the failure of gaza ceasefire talks, adding the movement has shown maximum flexibility in negotiations and us presidential candidate donald trump. survives assassination temps during a campaign rally in pennsylvania. the shooter was killed by security forces at the same.

know, that technician progress now is higher than it was even five years ago, and we can use all specterh of a boy who resembles max, and is up for adoption in the far east of russia. save ukraine has also been helping with the search for max. >> (speaking ukrainian): >> olia (speaking ukrainian): >> fedosenko: >> olia: ♪ ♪ >> (talking softly) >> narrator: the iphr team is planning a risky trip to territory taken back from russia. they're hoping to gather more evidence to give to the international criminal court. ♪ ♪ >> there are a lot of cases we already documented about our young boys. they put them in these military camps and trying to re-educate them politically, ideologically. >> narrator: the team has heard about a 15-year-old boy named artem, who disappeared from his school in kupyansk. the town was taken over by russia just three days into the war. it was occupied for more than six months, but now the russians have been driven out, and the iphr team can go in. they've been told that artem has recently made it back to his family. (afanasiev speaking ukrainian) (both speaking ukrai

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the specter still haunts the world.e voiceless press tv. encontramos en el municipio del carmen de bolívar, este es como el pueblo central de lo que es la gran cadena montañosa de los montes de maría, de aquí surgían grandes productos agrícolas hace 10, 20, 30 años atrás como el aguacape, la yuca, el maíz, el ñame y hasta el mismo ganado que era tanto abastecimiento para el comercio nacional como internacional, más específicamente europa, lo que fue este gran emporio comercial, hoy es escasamente nulo es escasamente nada, solo para el abastecimiento local. a continuación le mostraremos en esta producción. cómo llegó esta decadencia a estos 15 municipios de los montes de maría, la guerra, los conflictos políticos, los conflictos sociales, hicieron de un gran emporio un pueblo.

hiroshima and nagasaki in ruins, the specter still haunts the world.sided in syria and many areas that were in the hands of daesh terrorists have been recaptured. the destruction, killings and massacre that took place in syria burned the memories of those seen this country before. for ages, syria has been a country of great religious importance to muslims, christians and jews. daish terrorists destroyed the holy shines in this country, and people are rebuilding them now. now in this documentary, we visit the holy shrines in syria from the lenses of our camera. hello and welcome to spotlight. the ongoing israeli genocide in gaza has escalated with recent clashes and air strikes hitting, even areas the regime itself had declared as safe zones. there seems to be no hope in ceasefire negotiations as israeli regime and the prime minister ben in particular, insists on the continuation of the war. in this episode of our spotlight program will explore the latest developments and discuss any prospect for peace remains. joining us tonight's show we have.

the specter still haunts the world. a soul staring journey through the sacred rituals of muharram."apesty of remembrance and solidarity, where grief and devotion alied to create point and tribute to faith and resilience. as the election season rolls on, the sense of the tectonic. diplomatic plates beginning at last to shift on the issue of palestine is palpable. the victor of the french elections yesterday, jean-luque melanchon made a special point of an important priority, immediate priority for the government.

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the specter still haunts the world." unyielding resolve, look in the tumultuous life of yasser arafat, the palestinian leader who dares sit at the negotiation table with israel only to face broken promises and shattered. dreams, witness his lifetime tour from fighter to a diplomat, and again from a diplomat to fighter to save palestine. this is story of sacrifice, betrayal, and unbreakable spirit of a leader who fought against all odds. can launches a drone strike on tub leaving one person dead and several others injured at least. are killed and latest is really air strikes across gaza where the total death tool is approaching 39,000. and health officials sound the alarm over a poleo epidemic in gaza after waist treatment station has had to shut down due to lack of fuel.

the specter still haunts the world.وش آمدین این بچه که میبینی بچه بچه هم هست ازدواجی که کردیم من به خانمم گفتم ببین من دوست دارم از ایران برم بیرون یه جا دیگه زندگی کنم اون زمین قبلی فکری که نسبت به مجاهدین داشتم تو این تبلیغاتها من جوون بودم فکر می کردم که آره دیگه الان اینا دیگه میرن تهرانو بگیرن بذار منم باهاشون باشم دیگه عقب نیفتم از غافله هواپیما که شدیم رسیدیم به بغداد دیدم که اصلاً سازمان. رنگش کلاً عوض شد این مجاهدین خلق اون گروه نفاقی که بهش می بندن همون گروه نفاقه یعنی ظاهرشون یه چیزه باطنشون چیز دیگه سمت راستی راضیه است اینم خواهرشه حدود بهمن ۶۶ که رفتیم توی عراق بعد از دو سال من برگشتم این هنوز اونجا هستش یعنی ۲۵ سال اونجاست بابا ببین گفت مامان مامانت میاد آره دیگه

and the specter of further regional spillover is increasing by the d as exchanges of fire across the blue line between the law and israel. continue. nothing can justify the horrific acts of terror committed by how most and other groups in israel, on the 7th of october. and nothing can justify the collective punishment of the palestinian people. mister president, in recent weeks is really military operations and fighting intensified across kaiser. rockets continued to be launched by palestinian arm to groups from guys or towards is really population centers. the russell is in ruins. and the rascal crossing remains closed for the hampering humanitarian operations. almost 2000000 people have been displaced nearly the entire population of kaiser and many of them multiple times. nowhere in garza is safe. meanwhile, the integrated fluid security phase classification partnership reports that almost half a 1000000 people face catastrophic levels of food insecurity. communicable diseases are on the rise to close on the fuel supply have severely reduced access to water, sanitation, hygiene, an

the growing specter of conflict looms over taiwan, korea, the philippines and across asia.... usa for illegal migrants. with this convention speech , trump broke his own record for the longest speech as a presidential candidate. and perhaps, in general, in the history of election speeches in america. observers are already noting that even biden's longest speech of the campaign. work, install, open, watch, russian channels, all series, movies and cartoons, educational programs and documentaries, watch, watch in the application or on the website. welcome to asia, where the heart of the continent beats.

is it really is something that is much more far reaching and so democrats have raised them who the specter the boogeyman here. around project 2025. it is extreme. it does do some things. across multiple departments. in and reorganizes. what trump often calls the deep state so what democrats should do what divine team should do is be taking the paragraph out of project >liz>wanted. >>hmm. every paragraph on every page and making a campaign commercial about it each week it talks about things like lowering military benefits, lowering military disabled. benefits about doing things related to changes for visas and for college education. that's important because we have a lot of researchers that do a lot of important things, and they do amazing work that help benefit us a lot of different ways. that's what democrats could do republic it serves as a blueprint also down ballot. but moving forward. it's a little bit difficult. to really believe donald trump when he says he doesn't know what's in there. he doesn't know about some of these issues because the people who wrote it are people, many of th

russia, on the other hand, is constantly trying to copy the soviet union, and for them this specter ofan crisis does not give them peace. so you want to go to the podium, take off your shoe, and tap your shoes with it. but i'm afraid that if mr. putin gets there, he will simply be arrested there, and what are the current efforts of the russian navy, how can we evaluate them? again, depends on which one to consider this in context, they have four fleets and the caspian flotilla, purely technically, they now have three fleets and two flotillas, the black sea fleet as well, not having a ship of the first rank, is technically considered a flotilla, er, let’s say, yes, they are supposedly a state order they do, they carry it out, that’s another question, how much and with what lag, one of the two nuclear cruisers that they have is the flagship of the navy of the so-called russian federation, they, they are of the same project, one, they were going to write off still in that year, and the second, who will replace him, will become 25 years in a row. a nuclear cruiser is being repaired, that i

lines drawn in the cities, beyond which it is impossible to cross, there is always the risk of this specter of the third world war, a nuclear catastrophe, which putin is playing with, and he has a whole a set of factors with the help of which he is trying to control this escalation, including that this blackmail was understood, so about some extremely new ones, why go far? if we're not allowed to hit the ranged weapons where we need to go, and that's really not just about territory russia, and excuse me, sometimes also on the territory of occupied ukraine, we have to agree on almost every goal with those who provided us with weapons, well, it is very difficult to really wage war in such conditions, this is not the only reason why this war slows down, with which , this is not the only problem we face, but it is also about... but the question arises under what conditions it can be changed, but it has already been said several times, you can beat, you can't beat, you can beat, you can't beat , we don't even have exact information, it is possible or not, well, let's fantasize, if in, well, let'

in the middle is a growing specter of conflict hangs over taiwan, korea. the philippines and all of asia and our planet is teetering on the edge of world war 3. and this will be a war like no other war because of weapon raise a weapons are no longer our me tanks going back and forth, shooting at each other. these weapons are obliteration, it's time for change. this administration can't come close to solving the problems . we're dealing with very tough, very fierce people, the fierce people. and we don't have fears payable. we have people that are a lot less than fierce except when it comes to cheating on elections that a couple of other things and their fear and their fitness. so tonight i make this pledge to the great people of america. i will end a devastating inflation crisis. immediately bring down interest rates and lower the cost of energy. we will drill baby drill the, do you believe what they do? by doing that, we will lead a large scale decline in prices. the prices will start to come down, energy raise that they took our energy policies and destr

you heard victor there, talk about the specter of the us presidential election coming up in november. and i want to ask you about how that looms over all of this when it comes to the us as allies in the region. is there a sense of worry about what were to happen when it comes to a disagreement in other potential alliances? if donald trump is re elected to a 2nd term and what exactly the stance will be from comma harris if she is elected as the next president of the us. i think certainly there is momentum to institutionalize and deep an existing arrangements before and your administration comes in and receive this. whether it's about the long term programs like office with australia and the u. k. or in what be seen in terms of its alliance with the, with japan, south korea and the philippines. so it is certainly in the minds of policy makers in the region and among us allies. that regardless of who becomes the new president, we need to institutionalize as much as we could as the best we could. so that whoever comes next uh, wouldn't be able to change all of these things. uh, just becau

risen off to the debate is higher as has their own way with words as well, with jumping to raise the specter. if she's any better to lead the current boss, you think you just fell out of a coconut tree? i loved venn diagrams. i really do, i love then diagrams. it just something about those 3 circles and the analysis about where there is the intersection, right? we will work together and continue to work together to address these issues, to tackle these challenges and to work together as we continue to work operating from the new norms, rules and agreements that we will convene to work together on. if the trumpet administration approves of action before after the election, should americans take it and would you take it? if donald trump tells us that we just take it, i'm not taking it on talking about the significance of the passage of time frame, the significance of the passage of time. so when you think about it, there is great significance to the passage of time, and there is such great significance to the passage of time when we think about a day in the life of our children. we all believe

the specter of peace talks.rs are proposing scenarios for a peaceful settlement of the russian-ukrainian war in advance. are there prospects in johnson trump's plan? territorial compromises in society, ideas about the possibility of giving up territories for the sake of peace are increasingly being thrown around. why is the share of ukrainians who agree to concessions increasing? she died for the ukrainian position. show murder of a bright ukrainian nationalist. in the center of lviv , it has not yet been revealed who is behind the shooting of iryna farion? we will talk about this and other things on air with our guests for the next 45 minutes, but before we start our big conversation, i suggest our viewers take part in our survey. today we ask you about this, do you think? are you realistic about the liberation of crimea by military means? so, yes, no, everything is quite simple on youtube, if you have... a different opinion, please leave it in the comments below this video. if you watch us on tv, pick up your

lincoln success, the nation in 8065 to the killing of john f. kennedy. nearly a century later, the specter of violence has long haunted american politics. this latest attack came just days before trump is set to accept the republican nomination for president. it also comes just 3 years of the trump supporter storm and attacked the us capital on january 6th of highlighting the increases polarization of american society. analysts see wider implications were on new grounds for i think, freebies. so i think the 1st is because the shooting happened during a presidential campaign. secondly, because it's in the 21st century or of social media. and certainly, most importantly, because the target of political violence is a candidate who has made his political career on the politics of violence. that's the charter territory. that takes us not all way into the election in november, but it to, i think, very serious questions about the future. the american political system. all eyes are now and leaders across the political spectrum. their response could either sheila fractured nation or push it further

because of the specter of the violence and potential death that is now so real and clear and present for both of these man. i want to show you some of the latest pictures when you're getting in. now this is the topic of airport in new york, new jersey. you can see the former president from getting office play and making his way down the stairs there. and i say he's does so you can see him just, they're raising his hand to wave, to those. looking on, we're going to be back with more on the assassination attempt to inform us president donald trump. stay with us. the hard he came in to be is israel and obstacles piece? i think that the new thing, the f one is government with this is 5 digit, you say getting russell, a thought provoking. nonsense. the e you made weapons being used in guns. no guns should be used in an offensive way. that's our facing realities you're running. mean, what does he bring to the table? hard from being president, joe, could we do it or something we can uptake the fact that he was signing a present as not that important effective. he had the story on talk to ho