he reiterated that point when he addressed pro regime students at a t. ron university. as i work out then you're west thinks, we'll just hand the country over to the protest as you donna, but no on the reigning students would never let that happen. it's not even a pause from his supporters, but the majority of students are his fiercest critics. cellphone footage shows them protesting against raise the and the regime outside the university. you have no honor, they shout repeatedly, not only in the capital, but at universities all across the country. and the demonstration show no sign of dying down. behold a mary. magdalena is director of the angio around human rights and joins me from oslo. welcome to the day loss. and shikari was only 23 years old and protesting for a better future. why did he have to die? yes, that's actually a question. many people are, can ask her rightfully because they're if b r to believe what the running authority, his claim. he and he endured her one of the militia who was facing people. and he blocked a road. but to, you know, even that we cann

he reiterated that point when he addressed pro regime students at a t. ron university. as i work 11, your west thinks we'll just ham the country over to the protest as you donna, but no on the reigning students would never let that happen if you are recording a pause from his supporters. but the majority of students are his fears. his critics cellphone footage shows them protesting against raise the and the regime outside the university. you have no honor, they shout repeatedly, not only in the capital, but at universities all across the country. and the demonstration show no sign of dying down. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. israeli troops have killed 3 palestinians and adorned rate on suspected terrorists. palestinian authorities described class at trashes in the city of jeanine in the occupied west bank. as fierce has been an increase in violence in the region following several attacks on israelis. south korea has ordered, striking cargo truck drivers to return to work. those who refuse could face up to 3 years in jai

and that's getting done here. reiterated that point one had addressed to pro regime students at a t. ron university, because i work here that you to west thinks will just hand the country over to the protest this, you, donna, but no longer any raining students would never let i was. i mean, there was a lot of what he was a pause from his supporters, but the majority of students are his fears. his critics cellphone footage shows them protesting against are easy and the regime outside the university. you have no honor, they shout repeatedly, not only in the capital, but at universities all across the country. and the demonstration show no sign of dying down. and for more, we can now speak to hanoi mon, she's a member of the european parliament representing a green party and focusing among other things on human rights. good to have you on the show. we've seen a lot of condemnation by european politicians reacting to this execution. is that enough, in your opinion? good evening, nick gone and what we saw today was the 1st execution that was also publicly announced basically by the regime as

iranians have been handed sentences for their involvement and demonstrations. behind these walls and t ron's even prison, a young man was reportedly executed. iran's judiciary claims he injured a police officer during the protests of him, but observers say this was a show trial. it was broadcast in installments on state television, the 23 year old at neither an independent legal defense nor the opportunity to challenge the verdict. that regardless of protests against the iranian regime, are still going on for 3 days across multiple cities. many businesses have been on strike people on the streets report, a math of deployment of police and malicious store owners preferring to remain anonymous. say there have been targeted intimidation, attendance and, and with. we were severely threatened if we left the store closed, they would shut down our cafe completely. the rules, iran's president r e z continues to blame other countries influences for the ongoing protest that's getting done. he reiterated that point when he address to pro regime students at a terran university. what does that work out o

he reiterated that point when he address to pro regime students that a t, ron university. what does that work? yeah, and then, you know, west thinks we'll just hand the country over to the protest this, you, donna, but no, no, the reigning students would never let a lot of, quite, apart from his supporters. but the majority of students are his fears. this critics cell phone footage shows them protesting against easy and the regime outside the university. you have no honor, they shout repeatedly, not only in the capital, but at universities all across the country. and the demonstration show no sign of dying down or come round. martinez a senior lecturer on international relations at the university of sussex and he w earlier asked him if he was surprised by the quick trial and execution. no, i actually am not. i mean, various officials of those lamid republic and even a large number of m. p 's in their, in, in parliament have been calling for tougher action against a protest. in the case of the in peace. they specifically asked for the use of the death sentence against prote

might only be the beginning of a new escalation of the regimes crackdown behind these walls and t. ron's even prison. a young man was reportedly executed. iran's judiciary claims he injured a police officer during the protests. but observers say this was a show trial. it was broadcast in installments on state television. the 23 year old at neither an independent legal defense nor the opportunity to challenge the verdict. regardless protests against the uranium regime are still going on for 3 days across multiple cities. many businesses have been on strike. people on the streets report, a massive deployment of police and malicious store owners preferring to remain anonymous. say there have been targeted intimidation attempts with we were severely threatened if we left the store closed, they would shut down our cafe completely and rules. iran's president r e z continues to blame other countries influences for the ongoing protest. he reiterated that point when he addressed pro regime students at a terran university has have oral care van. your west thinks will just hand the country over to

headlines around the world today. fresh protests and iran have sprung up at the center of the capital t. ron video was posted on social media, appear to show shots being fired near as audi. square cameras comes as iran state media announced the 1st execution of a protester had taken place. chinese president, she didn't ping has arrived at saudi arabia for 3 day visits. china saudi's top oil, customer and talks are likely to focus on energy relations. she is also expected to attend the inaugural china arab states summit and a meeting of the gulf corporation council. time magazine has named vladimir zelinski, and would it call the spirit of ukraine as its person of the year? the magazine said it was honoring the ukrainian president for his role in leading his country's resistance against russia's invasion, old bride. published in russia's of president, vladimir putin has acknowledged that his war on ukraine could turn into a quote long term process. he was defending the war to his personal human rights council after the ukrainian military allegedly carried out a series of drone attacks against

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matches get on the way croatia are up against 5 time champions. brazil at 15 g empty, and at 19 g m t the 2010. ron and stop and evidence will face argentina with more fans. excitement about friday's games that's close to catch your lopez the young who's at soup walker in dough wants to catch you up. thank you to look forward to oh, yes, definitely a good vibe here at the sick walk. if this is a place to be where fans me before a match to kind of meet up with other fans and also cheer on their team to show off their costumes. and we see a lot of foot traffic, so fans are gearing up for that for the match later on this afternoon. as you mentioned, a teams are left so the stakes are definitely. * high and fans are feeling. yeah, we see here there is excitement, but there's also a bit of nervousness, especially with so many surprises here in the world cup. later on today, as you know, pro asia ah, well play against brazil. we have seen a lot of checkered jerseys and also yellow jersey. lot of fans from brazil telling me that back home. it's basically like a national holiday with a lot of fans saying n

you also get people who say he gets indicted and this is a massive opening for ron desantis t.ry to overflow american democracy. >> it gives supporters some pause and decision to make hugo, republicans take control of the house next year what is your take on what could happen with the investigation? they have threatened to turn the table and make their own investigation into people like hunter biden what do you see coming up for 2023 with the change of power? >> reporter: republicans have been looking at this for the better part of the year. there is an element in the conference among the leadership whether it is mccarthy or scalise who want to investigate something like afghanistan more than hunter biden. to push to investigate the president's son is from the far right section. there is pushback after the midterms played out. republicans want to focus on oversight. this is their agenda they don't have the numbers to pass legislation they don't have control of the senate investigations is the way the republican congress is going to move forward at issue is where they go down po

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government has condemned the execution of the iranian protest her and summoned to ron's ambassador to discuss it. i spoke with g t a n sin, a member of the german coalition government earlier. and i asked her if the german political response had been strong enough it's definitely one signal that was not much needed. so i think that was one of the right decision that i saw for the minister made. i think we can do more. i think that also the majority of the will of us in parliament think that we can do more, but the more can take in germany. what would that be such as, i'm sorry, i think connection is has a little slip there. so what we can do, definitely, and our foreign ministers already working on further attention. she is discussing what can be done to widen them miss key regime that is up and running in the western democracies, which includes asset for you to switch includes that those who are responsible for torturing demonstrators in iran who are imprisoning them, who are murdering them, cannot cannot pray on the democracy and, and the free wealth and just make their way through our democracies. and i think

ron's ambassador to discuss it. i want to talk more about that with gaeta jensen, who is joining us. she is a member of the chairman parliament for the business friendly f t p party, which is a coalition partner. and the current government are welcome to the program and thank you so much for joining us is summoning a ron's ambassador, a strong enough signal. it's definitely one signal that was not much needed. so i think that was one of the right decision. that's not the book at all for a minister made. i think we can do more. i think that also the majority of the will of us in parliament think that we can do more, but the more can take in germany. what would that be such as, i'm sorry, i think connection is has a little slip there. so what we can do, definitely, and our foreign ministers already working on further attention. she is discussing what can be done to widen the miss key regime that is up and running in the western democracies, which includes asset for you to switch includes that those who are responsible for torturing demonstrators in iran who are imprisoning them, who murdering them, cannot, cannot pray on the democracy and, and the free weal

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t x on tuesday. it's no unlikely that he'll be able to make that appointment. allen, thanks her own fish, a lie for us in washing i, ron has executed another prisoner linked to anti government protests that have engulfed the country for months. is the 2nd execution in less than a week magic razor donovan was publicly hanged on monday. and iranian court convicted him of stabbing to security force members to death during protest. last month been widespread demonstrations across iran who's 22 year old mass. i mean, he died in police custody in september dosage. a body is into iran with more on the man who was executed. he was a 23 year old, according to reports and who was arrested in iran, 2nd largest city. that is my shot. 2 days after an incident that took place during the protests that were ongoing at the time he was arrested on november 19th and according to reports. and my date of ard was then showing some footage that was apparently cctv footage that apparently showed him committing the act were including murdering to members of the military forces as well as wounding for others with a knife as he was tried and con

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anticipated the ron is the fed will keep going until the weakness is in the whites of the eyes of all the strong indicators. where we are seeing weakness is some of the more cyclical areas t last week's ism missed slightly house is in a free fall, a tiny percent of gdp, at least directly, but it leads it was booming coming into the v-shaped recovery. >> mike, can i chime in real quick. guys in the back, if you have a housing chart, we're still doing 1.4 million units. i mean, that's still pretty strong everybody talks about a housing recession. people have held on the to the bulk of the gains they've had. i get that values are declining, but not substantial lower than before the pandemic. you go back to 2019, 2018, we're actually above that level of 1.4 million. where is that response >> well, if you look at the housing and durable goods share of gdp, it tends to peak about two years before a recession it's been in a fairly significant down trend we have six consecutive quarters of real residential investments contracting. >> fair enough. >> it's not showing up in the jobs data yet, but the fed is pressing forward with ongoing rate hikes, the money supply data from narrow

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