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you had susie wiles. you still had some of political operatives who had always been with trump or who were close to don who were helping out in different ways or helping advise on endorsements or political ventures that trump had. but it's funny, with trump, i think was a real desire to have who would steady the ship for him. but at the same time, he's always been a superstitious person and he wanted to, in 2024, try to recruit some of the scrappiness that they had with the 2016 campaign. opposed 2020, which was a massive of operation and so i think with that in mind, they always had a really small team working him and. you with trump there's always this talk of especially in 2024 he has this professional operation that's around him. at the same time it's trump and he's still principal he's still the guy that's, you know, running for president. so as much as they can try to set up different things around him, different structural things or have different people around him, at the end of the day, it's stil

in my experience, susie had a multiple types of breast cancer.ltiple types. she had multiple types of breast cancer. it was aggressive and it had progressed. and from the time she went to the gp, who said that he was worried that it might be breast cancer, to the point that she was on a treatment pathway, was quick and slick and efficient. just to deal with the question, you know people it was really good. just to deal with the question, you know people will be... yeah, sure. you know, they'll say he's a tory, he did it on the private sector. no, nhs completely exclusively. and lots of treatment. mastectomy, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, immunotherapy therapy. that's right. now the thing that really, really struck me is my... and i hope she won't mind me saying this publicly, but my wife's sister, in an act purely of solidarity, she had no reason to believe anything was untoward, purely as an act of solidarity, went to get herself checked out when susie was diagnosed, and she was also diagnosed with an early stage of breast cancer because she went

i think susie was right— that as well. i think susie was right - — that as well.dog — right — there's a little bit of dog that _ right — there's a little bit of dog that the car here and l dog that the car here and i think— dog that the car here and i think all— dog that the car here and i think all politicians have to be careful recognising when they've _ be careful recognising when they've won and when the other side has — they've won and when the other side hasjust lost, and those are two— side hasjust lost, and those are two different scenarios that — are two different scenarios that allow you two different things _ that allow you two different things. i'm not sure labourwon as things. l'm not sure labourwon as ntuch— things. i'm not sure labourwon as much of— things. i'm not sure labourwon as much of the conservatives iost, — as much of the conservatives lost, but _ as much of the conservatives lost, but i'm watching from overseas _ lost, but i'm watching from overseas. i beat curious to see how _ overseas. i beat curious to see how they — overseas. i beat cu

and even that is given, this is susie has a similar story. the blind elephant spent years performing for audiences that surfaces susie wasn't given proper food, nor treated well until she arrived here. a lot of elements that you've been poached in order to be abused, exploited a news. and that's what we do here at wildlife is who is read, s q l friends we rehabilitate them. the st. you areas home to more than 30 elephants. the center not only provides medical care, but also advocates for animal welfare. you see, be john, what for the need for any animal to be part of our civilization by george. their role is in the environment in nature, in the ecosystem. but humans capture these animals, disturb them, separated them from their natural lifestyle and try to in slave them. this is very wrong and it should stop in every way. but towards on that check, if there are fewer than $22000.00 asian elephants living in the wild across india, the account for around 60 percent of the entire agent now live in population. the hundreds of elephants are still

susie makes a really aood would be. susie makes a really good point. — would be. roughly 15% of voters in swing states saying they are still undecided. and in each of those states, the results are too close to call, the latest cnn polling suggesting the vice president, kamala harris, holds a slender advantage over donald trump amongst likely voters in wisconsin and michigan. let me show you those figures, you'll see trump leads in arizona right now, but they are tied within the margin of error in georgia... harris is trying to make up ground with those voters who give trump the edge on the economy. and today she is in the granite state, new hampshire, where she has been visiting a small micro brewery with a new proposal, that would mean much bigger tax credits, for start—ups and entrepreneurs. we're going to help more small businesses and innovators get off the ground, 0k? now, i'm setting what some, i'm sure, will call a very ambitious goal — but you know what, i think we should admire ambition each other. cheering so i want to see 25 million new small business a

give elephants like susie and ginger another chance at life. so hopefully that's nice and for all the funds along with those the engines and then with that showed up to date. but stay with us if you can and left the actual shift just off next with the default on how far most are learning to use . watch all 3 ality and satellite imagery. thank you for watching the . he's the head of a country. the deadline is homeland of 2 beds has been occupied by china for almost 75. is people have been fighting for independence for just as the july norma with time to see for his country for this he receives the nobel peace.

alex armstrong and the former labour party activist susie stride. welcome back panel susie stride.sergeant, what do you make of boris johnson's intervention tonight? directly laying the blame of those deaths at the government's door? >> well, of course, it's very convenient for him. the assumption is, and you've made the assumption almost throughout that rwanda would have worked , that rwanda would have worked, whereas for people like me, there was very little chance of it working. and if you say and what evidence have you got for this, why not give it a try? >> so why is germany? well, why didn't germany doing it? >> but why didn't rishi sunak allow it to take place before the election? no no, no, he rushed to have an election, partly because it's admitted by the people close to him that in fact, they weren't sure that the rwanda plan would work, that people would not be put onto planes and removed to rwanda for the germans to then say this, the germans to then say this, the germans to then say this, the german ambassador makes it quite clear today, in a statement that, in fact, t

susie. you're out on the rob, you can almost guarantee that you're not going to get caught. you know, shoplifting has essentially been decriminalised in a lot of cases in this country at the moment as it is. but let's think about more serious crimes, knife crime that's taking place, etc. you know, you've got people there. one of the guys that was released there has apparently got 109 previous convictions was currently in in this time because he beat up his ex—partner in the street and he was on remand for a while. so when he worked it out, the three weeks he'd spent in actual prison, it equated to the idea that he'd done 40% of his sentence. so so he could be allowed out. well, there's no, there's no, there's no deterrent for this guy not to just go and do anything again, is there? i mean, what message are we sending here? >> you know, if you're asking me, do i think this is you know, you know, something that i'm happy about? no, i'm not happy about this. anyone that's happy about this. anyo

they can say, oh, i beat susie in a fight last week. and today susie b jane. so my guess is i'm going to probably be jane. and that helps them live their life and manage conflict without fighting with everyone they meet. the researchers observe, the wasps fights closely. this is a commonly observed scenario, unemployment and giving up before the fight is even started. this was, has probably concluded that she doesn't stand a chance it's not known whether any other insect species shows similarly impressive, logical skills. their relatives, the honey bees, were unable to solve this problem. i don't think that was i like overall in your says, you know, they're never gonna paint a picture or write a book. but there are a few things that it was really needs to be good at to succeed. they need to be good at face recognition. they need to be good at understanding relationships and in those particular areas, watts are genius. the insects are intelligent. do they also have sensations and feelings like primates? how does a bumble bee experience paint, for example, throu

so with the less i'm losing the susie step. so shy it a little kaiser and for the want a defined limited to that that i'll is inclusive. this comes with a survey, let's say, got a say i don't, the page is 3 along the pauses show me the look of that be, but it will decrease or exist and that defines the fit on the lot diverse if they can pull it down, not is too small on thursday, but it still does have data to taylor and don't let us be the last one to the shop . be going to develop costs that are the default. keep out of it the got on to lot be done. i'm on a similar to that, that includes if it does on present port wizard me cuz i'm on a tablet, a se particularly is what to do for them. if you saw it was a paper you could find pull up being one. yeah. to be a bit more specific mister president, have you been able alongside the offer can lead us to push for the cause of africa the you on a particularly in your attempts to secure a seat for africa at the united nations security council uniforms. but i sent a settlement to compr

doesn't care how much additional rate you put in your risk, but you have to float, speed surfing, and susie's come from all over the world and it constantly attempting new world records. sometimes they have to wait weeks until the wind conditions and just run it. as soon as the wind is blowing properly, everything has to move very spots the well, it's looking like the wind just picking up a little bit and it says direction is not so bad. so i think as soon he will open the race, then we go again. the wind is picking off, so let's go, let's go. in order to set a world record, the average speed over north to mile is calculated. that's 1852 kilometer is exactly the same as to hit just over 70 kilometers per hour. day one is over. know the window a super gusty mean. so for unstable and super safety and not so strong. i did around 15 runs and on my watch of us 1st and then those records, but i think it's not enough in between the rules record to read the ok. let's wait until they've checked it this evening. otherwise, tomorrow is another day. so let's go again. the next morning she is down to surp

more professionally run campaign than his other two previous ones because of a chris lacivita and susie wiles. and this to me that he's calling his own shots on a lot of things. >> yeah. it's interesting when you point that out, we were just looking at the ads from the trump campaign and they've had more emphasis on the economy immigration and crime. and then you can draw us out with what trump has been pushing this absurd like continually about haitian migrants in springfield, ohio cannot be pets and eating them today, he cut off a reporter who tried to ask about two straight days of threats in springfield at schools and city buildings. listen the real threat is what's happening at our border because you have thousands of people being killed by illegal migrants coming in. and also dying. you have women dying they come up so there's no evidence to support his claims about springfield, but help us better understand erin this cynical strategy, frankly, to appeal to people's voters fears it's not necessarily the cynical strategy as much as it is that he, when people are asking him those qu

joining me tonight are the daily mirror columnist known as fleet street fox, susie boniface, and theormer chief of staff to donald trump, mick mulvaney. first, the latest headlines — lebanon's health ministry says israeli air strikes today are now known to have killed over 300 people. more than 1000 have been injured. it's the deadliest day of conflict across israel's northern border since 2006. the israeli military says it's struck 800 hezbollah targets across southern lebanon and the bekaa valley. for the first time, the luxury store harrods tells the bbc it's investigating current staff over rape and sexual assault allegations against the former owner, mohammed al fayed. 0ne ex—employee tells us a manager she believes facilitated fayed's predatory behaviour is still employed by harrods. rachel reeves has used her first labour conference speech as chancellor to rule out a return to austerity when she sets out her budget next month. addressing the audience in liverpool, she said "tough decisions" were needed to deal with the economic legacy left by the conservative government. ukrai

and susie, as we thought of some topic and talked every day, i said guys don't close yourself off and it will show me that things the of the most of us will be suddenly received a few books. and we can modify that. there was mark twain, there was jack london among the offices. i really liked too much stuff and i'll send you my old friends with scared boots up. i got up every morning and ready to book until after lunch, or are they all talk stores around? run adobe the ship, all your financial june 25th. this your vehicle. finally got back to you queen a spot of a prison, a small, a huge relief. but re integrating has been challenging. i mean, i but he's all the but i didn't know what to talk about with my parents, relatives, you know, my father is still fighting at the front of the wheel. i was very happy to see him in moscow. i didn't know how to wash and brush my teeth, wash my hair possible, everything kept falling out of my hands. i got a lot of time to make a bed. it was very difficult for me. and we, we used to doing everything so quickly. it also if we did it slowly, we would b

and susie is a galloping the way to go while they wouldn't. stallions may look like toys. computer sits. i'm not here to feel surround. that's where the human, the source of course, when you say it like that, it looks funny. it fast thing. in fact, it really is a strenuous goal. it's a mixture of athletics, gymnastics, and you need to be a really good shape for a hobby. horsing stems from a movement in finland where a ride is trusting through forests. with bold has seen a huge sewage since coveted. germany's association was established just a year ago and already has more than $5000.00 athletes compete. it has judged on various criteria, including precision, timing and elegant. i think it's incredibly fun. um, it's a very basic house full of the trains, a lot of things. and you can practically live out your profession for horses without having to sit on real pools. we used to be laughed at for it, but when you part of a larger group, it always works. and especially now when you see something like this and you get a feeling of togetherness, this weekend's competition appears to have food

>> well, i've met well, they're not at mar-a-largo per say, but i've met with susie and from time to time we have a little bit of interchange, but it's very limited with respect to project 2025. sure. >> have you met with trump himself i've only met him shaking hands with them. and when was that? recently. >> well, i spoke at the national religious broadcasters convention, tennessee, so i met him in the snap it's line. and i've met him a couple of years prior, but no, i really haven't met precedence. >> so when you say trump has nothing to do with it, you're saying he wasn't personally he didn't write it, didn't collaborate on it, but i looked at some passings, you said and you said that this is ultimately his direction and his team's direction. i think people might doubt that he has nothing to do with a given comments like that, that you've met him, that you've been to mar-a-lago well he hasn't been personally briefed by myself or i didn't know what the nature of his campaign briefings on have been, but certainly, we're picking up where he left off in the first term. >> a lot of us

, who you just mentioned that susie wiles and chris lacivita, they're running the trump campaign.a statement after your departure that said trump's campaign has been very clear for over a year that project 2025 had nothing to do with the campaignot speak for the campaign and should not be associated with the campaign or in any way, reports of project 2025 is demise would be greatly welcomed and should serve as notice to anyone or any group trying to misrepresent their influence with president trump and his campaign. it will not end well for you what was your response to that? very forceful denunciation of your work? >> well i'm apologies. mark twain, i'd say, you know, the reports of my myosin been greatly exaggerated the reality is that look, we haven't had interchange with the campaign a lot of this was done way before president trump even announced for office you know, a lot of the heritage folks worked with the desantis campaign. so you might you might actually say it's more of a desantis project 20 name is in the document 300 times. well, he's desantis is not yeah, he's the f

stride . the labour activist susie stride.nk you very much. great to have you on the show as ever, laurie, i'll start with you. has labour gone to war with you. has labour gone to war with old people? >> yes, absolutely. i think one of the things you didn't mention, of course, is it's not just gone towards older people, particularly older women. i mean, we've heard a lot about the waspi women who, were very badly financially impacted by the really rapid rise in pensionable age for women, which has gone from 60, obviously, to currently 66. it's about to be 67. but if you add another year, it's women who get impacted by that. now, i don't quite know why she's decided that old women are the people to attack on this, unless she's listening to kind of teenagers. i've got teenagers in my house and they spend their entire time talking about boomer this, boomer that, as if like there's some kind of golden age that people over 60 were young and they had everything free, and it was marvellous . and when you need to marvellous. and when

earlier, as i mentioned, we were talking to susie grant. has never seen a storm like this. >> i was in shock. this is the worst i have ever seen it here. i've been -- i'm glad i left. i'm glad i still have a house left. i got something to work on. >> reporter: you got a chance to go up there. what did you see inside? >> it has mud and all that and everything has been floated around. >> reporter: jose, residents here are telling me they are just exhausted having to endure another hurricane. last year, they had to go through idalia. it was a powerful storm. they spent months rebuilding. in fact, she lives -- she works as a restaurant nearby. that has washed away. they moved in in december after rebuilding from idalia. idalia, and they spend months -- she works nearby, at a restaurants, and they just reopened. adding insult to injury, this is another blow to this community, jose. >> kathy, the state of florida as, unfortunately, been so used to, and has had to prepared for storms, hurricanes, et cetera. i'm just wondering, and so in susie's ca

susie and i run the campaign together. we put together this memo and it is really geared to the staff. we have an office in west palm, we have the rnc which is part of the operation. we told everybody stay home for the next two days. work from home. we are going through a security assessment which for reasons i will not go into but just keep an eye on hardening different things and making sure people are aware. we will do a training class. >> we would love to be part of that. >> we will basically teach people and give them a better understanding of their surroundings. definitely in terms of running a massive multimillion dollar operation which the trump campaign is, these are things that happen at least with their employees. >> we saw one of the most protective men in the world almost killed by a deranged and evil individual. average americans are on edge. what is your message on the campaign message to americans about the importance of keeping communities safe and ensuring we maintain the right to protect ourselves. >> i

beside a similar type of man more from susie and chris after the first a destination attempt.olidate and said they will continue to go forward and continue to campaign, especially into november. >> i want to play for you will palm beach county sheriff said at that press conference earlier today. >> at this level that he is at right now, he is not the sitting president. if he was, we would have this -- golf course around him. the security is limited to the areas of the secret service as deep as possible. i would imagine the next time he comes on a golf course, there will probably be more people around the perimeter but the secret service did but they should have done. >> you follow this campaign day in and day out for months, how has the approach to the way he interacts with voters changed if at all since the first assassination attempt? >> we know there has been this increased security ever since the first attempted assassination. we have seen ramped up security and bulletproof glass. there's been ramped up secret service measures to ensure the safety of the former president.

spanish la liga last night in the most important match of real madrid madrid won against its host susi da safar. vinicius junior werklian mbappe scored both goals for the galaxy from the spot. there were penalties in this game. tonight, in the most important matches, barcelona will face girona and atletico madrid will face valencia. at the beginning of the fourth week of the english premier league, in the most important game of last night, chelsea won against their host bernmos with a single goal by glaistofer nkonko in the 86th minute. the last practice of the national paddle team was held before sending to the world cup qualifiers. we are going to this tournament, we worked hard and did our best. other teams are also very strong they are in these competitions, but we were always among the first chances for the championship. the conditions were very good . in these two months, we had resources for physical training and we also had resources for ourselves. out of the 16 teams in this competition, only one team will qualify for the world cup. because the continent of africa, asia and oc

the fifth week of the spanish la liga last night in the most important game of real madrid against susi at the beginning of the fourth week of the italian serie a last night, milan won against venezia with four goals and juventus was held to a scoreless draw against empoli. germany last night, bayern munich won against hollenstein with a result of 6, bayer leverkusen beat hoffenheim 41 and stuttgart won 31 against gladbach. thank you very much for your attention and companionship with this news series, dear citizens. good day. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. hello, dear viewers , welcome to the capital market news. iran became a member of the board of directors of the world central depository companies association. in the recent meeting of the general assembly of the central depository companies group. si oqanieh mohammad bakhestani was elected as the vice president of this association. he along with the ceo of central depository company pakistan, the new chairman of this institution, will be the representatives of this group on the board of the world associa

days ago just few days before they blue lagoon which was um attacked just in the last 24 hours, so susirst in several days, the whole week was somewhat uh calmer than usual, but we had pretty heavy shelling from fighter jets uh especially in the green spaces and natural reserves that are between several towns and here it's specifically zinquin harfa as well as shihin and yatar uh all that ruined space was was shelled pretty heavily today by the israelis uh this is in addition to the artillery fire that targeted kula and itarun as well as blida directly of course that was not the only development earlier we had very dangerous development where the israelies targeted a sibilian vehicle uh uh that was one of the few times where the israelis targeted vehicle that uh did not have any person who is linked to the resistance that in itself required retaliation from resistance as they have promised and in two different um timings hazballah targeted the settlements of yaqub as well as hin and jatun maybe an hour or two between both, but they launched a salvo of kuchusha rockets towards those sett

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there was a picture of susie wiles standing next to her and susie wiles is serious, thoughtful, operative and i cannot imagine for a minute, she thinks that this is a person who should be in donald trump's ear. and by the way during the debate when he infamously said they're eating cats and dogs. once i learned that laura loomer had traveled with him, it made sense because oftentimes the last person had donald trump's ear, is the person that he ends up as spousing what they want him to say. it made sense there there is a major risk to this person being anywhere near a potential future president the united states, meghan, the white house today called trump's associating with laura loomer repugnant. >> that was the word. what does it say to you that kamala harris hasn't yet weighed into this look, i don't think she needs to weigh into this. right. like who he wants to surround himself with is his business that just showed the american people who he is and what his character is. those aren't the people that she around herself with also, it's telling that actual republican, conservative repub

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. >> anyway, jim, you and i both know that susie wiles and chris lacivita or two professionals in this industry, there are few people who understand the state of florida better than susie wiles biles chris lacivita has a has a long history in republican politics, going back to swiftly brought louis lewandowsky, whose thanks, let trump be trump. so there are people who wanted apparatus, who have long professional careers and as much as people want to think it's a dirty thing, politics is an industry. >> this is a profession and a business. i am a political professional gentle. this is what i do for living the people that are at the top of that campaign or that same stature who but they're far above my sector because they've had bigger races than i've had and i've been on presidentials, but they will do their best and they will try to guide him. but at the end of the day, donald trump will do what donald trump wants to. let trump be trump. it's do as much as you can answer charges, can do it earn as a republican democrat. >> i'd disagree with what she has to say, but what she's saying is