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because as you said i don't think ted cruz does see himself representing all 30 million of us and heicies, this is the end point of it. this is what it looks like when you pass in extreme abortion ban and also try to say that folks can't travel. this is what it looks like. it is a mother who gets the news we all hope we don't get that when she is hoping to welcome twins, the one of those babies is not going to make it and it is killing her. instead of being able to get a procedure close to home she has to go to colorado. that is not who we are as texans, that is why november 5 we are going to get rid of ted cruz. >> the last time we had a travel ban in this country it was on the free movement of enslaved people, to move both out of a state and across the states, as you said. juneteenth, today, originated in texas. what does it feel like to be in texas for the people of texas on this day? >> juneteenth is a texas holiday i have celebrated my entire life and i am so glad that our country is getting a chance to celebrate. i think it is about freedom, but also a chance to recommit oursel

a ted rall, political cartoonist, author, and radio show host. thank you so much for your insight buddy. it was my pleasure. thank you so much, man, or sorry, before we go, this time a little news to share. this is the final episode of modus operandi. the show is some setting after a 100 episodes of talking about unique off the beaten path topics that most would probably rather not discuss. i've had the incredible privilege of being invited into your homes and lives every week in these to multiple us times. and i could not be more grateful. we have put out a 100 episodes that in preparation for i have learned so much and i hope you've learned a bunch from each of them to. while this show is coming to a close, it means new opportunities for me to explore in the coming months and to operate in a new capacity in the world of international news within the r t family. but you can always find me on twitter or x, whatever you want to call it, ask me, know a chance, and you can subscribe to my pod cast on rumble at manila chan reports. so that is going t

just like what amanda zurowski who we talked about a few months back, ted cruz is on that committee,f just sitting in the seat and hearing her tell her story because as you said, i don't think ted cruz does see himself as representing all 30 million of us as texans and he certainly does not want to take responsibility for the fact his extreme policies, this is the endpoint of it. this is what it looks like when you pass an extreme abortion ban and you also have municipalities trying to say folks can't travel through that municipality. this is what it looks like. it's a mother who gets the news we all hope we don't get when she's hoping to welcome twins, that one of those babies is not going to make it and it's killing her and the other one. instead of getting a 15 minute procedure close to home, she has to go to colorado, an eighth generation texan. that's not who we are as texans and that's why on0çnovember 5th we're going to get rid of ted cruz. >> the last travel ban in this country was on the free movement of enslaved people to move both out of a state and across these states. as

this is my argument with folks like ted cruz.ese narrow culture wars where we have all of these needs. they have no time for those needs. they want to spend their time trying to pit people against each other and say you are not getting something that someone else is and this is the oldest trick in the book. it is trying to trick folks while at the same time cut taxes for the rich and help their wealthy donor special interests instead of trying to help folks. e you mentioned your own united states senate race against ted cruz who seemed about ready to fight donald trump eight years ago when trump insulted cruz's wife and lied about his own father, about cruz's father. what do you make of cruz during trump's meeting with senate republicans on the hill this week continuing to clap for the former president well after he left the room with the door half shut behind him? >> yeah. well, you know if someone had talked about my wife or my family that way i can just guarantee there is no situation where we would have this kind of interacti

this is one of the latest episodes of ted cruz's hems.t deputy and assistant foreign minister for near east affairs. he asks how about iran 80 billion dollars. gained from increased oil exports. iran's oil sales rate has increased from 300,000 barrels to 2 million barrels per day. this is about 80 billion dollars of income. which iran has achieved because your government refuses to impose oil sanctions. but barbara leaf says that we do not sanction iran is incorrect. we impose oil embargoes. we put a heavy cost on their hands and applied only 230 cases of sanctions against those who help iran in circumventing the sanctions. the us deputy secretary of state also says that he does not know where is it wrong and what? why are the sanctions not working? of course, ted cruz asked the same question to the us secretary of state anthony blinken about a month ago. he said in a different tone that you have loosened the sanctions on iran. the government should , including you, be responsible for the october 7 attack by hamas on israel. because you a

of course, ted cruz asked a similar question about a month ago us secretary of state anthony blinken also asks. he says in a different tone: you loosened the sanctions on iran. the biden government, including you , are responsible for the october 7 attack by hamas on israel because you allowed $80 billion from oil sales to go to iran. america's bloomberg had searched for its details in a detailed report among the payment system and the maritime transfer network hidden from the view of the us treasury. mohammadan nikmin of radio and television news agency. the increase in the arrival of foreign tourists to iran after canceling visas with 28 countries. according to the general manager of marketing and tourism development of the ministry of cultural heritage from the 15th of march 10,4002 arrival of foreign tourists to iran increased by 36. although it is thousands of kilometers away from beautiful iran, the traces of its culture and history are evident everywhere. uzbekistan is a country in central asia and adjacent to the historic silk road. everywhere you turn , there are signs and s

this is one of the latest episodes of ted cruz's hems. host deputy and assistant foreign minister for near east affairs. he asks: what about iran? he managed to get 80 billion dollars from the increase in oil exports. iran's oil sales rate has increased from 300,000 barrels to 2 million barrels per day. this is about 80 billion dollars of income that iran has earned. because the government we impose oil sanctions, we put a heavy cost on their hands and only applied 230 cases of sanctions against those who help iran in circumventing the sanctions. the us deputy secretary of state also says that he does not know what is wrong. and why sanctions don't work. he had searched hidden from the sight of the us treasury. mohammadan nikmin of radio and television news agency. south the center of the gaza strip, the focus of today's attacks by the zionist regime. manaba news reported the air attacks of the occupying regime's fighters on rafah. at least 9 people were martyred in these attacks. 30 people have been injured. the tanks of the occupiers pe

i said, i want you to get ted leonsis on the phone, and we talked to him and i told ted, i asked ted, i said, i have just been offered the washington mystics, and i know you want to buy the wizards. and you already own the caps. i said, look, i can make you an offer. i said, i want to buy into lincoln holdings. this is what it was then. and i said, i would like to be the first woman and the first african-american. i said, i do not think there's any other franchise in the country that can boast that opportunity. and he says, well, let me go to the other partners, and let's see what happens. and that's what happened. so i got it. i bought into it. i paid the money. david: what happened was, you were offered a money-losing women's basketball team, and you said, i don't want to just be the face of a money-losing basketball team, i want to be in other sports as well, is that right? sheila: well, you know, you've got to be smart about this. david: ok. all right. sheila: you've got to be smart. there is three teams that can share losses and profits. david: and so now you are an owner of the

ted rall said, type m o will be right back. the the take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real live indians. fixtures, design to simplify all confused who really wants a better wills and is it just as a chosen for you. fractured images presented to this, but can you see through their illusion going underground can the the, [000:00:00;00] the, after the end of world war to break, written decided to make up for its losses with the merciless exploitation of its colonies. the plundering of the occupied territories. 8 my la, devastated as a result of the decades long fighting, extremely hard. changing grew ended. 1948. the colonial administration was forced to declare a state of emergency in response patriots, united because of the malay in people's liberation army. and began a guerrilla war, london decided to suppress resistance, georgia and mass d, port agents, executions of civilian and spraying of chemicals, scale being and cutting off ads. these wer

maria.maria: ted, great to hav. thank you so much.we come back, attorney general merrick garland held in contempt of congress, sparking the doj to send a memo saying garland cannot be p prosecuted r failing to relief the tapes. speaker of the house mike johnson is here next. stay with us. ♪ [suspenseful music] trains. [whoosh] ♪ trains that use the power of dell ai and intel. clearing the way, [rumble] [whoosh] so you arrive exactly where you belong. hi, i'm kim, and i lost 67 pounds on golo. when i go out with people, they expect me to eat like a bird. they are shocked by the amount of food i eat while losing weight. with golo, i don't need a cheat day because i get to eat the foods i like any day of the week. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. her uncle's unhappy. i'm sensing an underlying issue. it's t-mob

so i believe mitt romney's fo office five times senate in maactts losing to ted kennedy.n 2012, somewhat successfully becoming the nominee but not getting elected. and then, ofe of utah. could you just briefly about what motivated him,specially him want to run for office was what wadriving him to to do this? you ask him this question, and i and he'll give o differt g on how candid he feels. so if he's in aental mode, he'lk about what he calls theom he bes that going back through his kind of moral obligation tto t:■■9ry to help where they can. it's this kind of noblesse oblige, this idea that if there is problem to be solved, romneys have to be there to help solve it. and, you know, he he is aware of the fact that was born into a wealthy he had every advantage that he have growing up. and so he know, he had some obligation to was and born into to try to help other part it. but he would alsoú sometimes whn he's in a slightly more puckish and and maybe forthcoming admitn some sort of an adrenaline junkie, but he doesn't get his adrenaline from extreme sports. right. or skydi

i was even like, where was ted bundy at that time was he in colorado?ed at every known serial killer that was active at that time to see if they could have possibly been in colorado. >> and then, there were these two men, henry lee lucas and oddest tool here they were drifters, rested and jailed in the early 80s and began telling law enforcement something astonishing, how they had killed more than 200 women in a dizzying spring across the country. >> prime analyst there have painstakingly recorded hundreds of dress, out of trouble, and method of killing in the lucas tool murder cases. >> that is murphy dennis reporting another pair for nbc nightly news. >> they are known as serial killers, and according to officials, there are at least 35 of them roaming the country now. >> and these two told police about one particular victim in colorado. >> they confessed to committing the murder of helene pruszynski. what was unique about them was that detectives often thought that there might have been another person may be in the car, waiting for whoever they took

very is ted. well, look at him. he's got a new book out at a great smile, and he's going to join us. the book is called 102024 roll. he joins us next. in the the move. what else? they just don't have to shape house and engagement. they close the trail. when so many find themselves will support. we choose to look so common ground the. it was a major issue and sadly, by giving the credentials initially little opinion, appreciate the code and because then we should stick with blue cross you will get to the subject has asked. okay, so should the cases i chose goes look at them and then i just need to spell the name just to put them on the, on the road. lemme, you know about what that was the term. yes. that's the most important thing to do. some of the risk adjusted is the, this is sort of what you're telling you successful. we want to build somebody q test. we're still good. i still don't know if i'm forward to for so or from the to mind giving me the . so as promised, here is the new book that ted rall has pulled out.

they want to be incredible moms and dads, etc, ted cruz, etc. katie brett introduced legislation to prevent states from blocking access to i vs services. and when asked about those who feel the fertilized eggs not used or an ivy of treatments or form of abortion, the texas senator had this to say. i think that's a moral decision. any person can make and that that's a decision they can make with, according to their faith and, and, and according to their understanding of god's teaching. now where it joined cruise in his interview, arguing members of the democratic party are fear mongering that republicans wished to ban ivy on. the left is fear mongering, saying that we are not going to protect ivy f i v f as protected and senator cruz and i are going to make sure it continues to be protective. it is pro life, it's proof family, it's per woman. and i believe it was a party of families. this new legislation comes after alabama's top court ruled, frozen embryos are legally children. and the destruction of these embryos constitute a crime under the st

very is ted. well, look at him. he's got a new book out at a great smile, and he's going to join us. the book is called 102024 roll. he joins us next. in the we're told you as president joe biden does not want to stand up with russia over ukraine to trigger a global war. the evidence suggests just the opposite. nato now uses you praying to attack russia, have no doubts. russia will respond the in 1881, seeking to expand its property in north africa, france decided to attack and easy. the invasion began with a bump bartman of the french fleet on coastal cities and was followed by sending in the ground through the french easily occupied one of the key city. please urgent, and the bay of doing this bomb at the 3rd us deep agreed to humiliating negotiation . the bartow trade, he concluded with a colonial list, establishing a project to rid of france, overton easier. however, the people loved an easy, i would not surrender to the enemy. at the call of the islamic clergy, the doing easy as rose to a holy war against the i

now, i don't really care what ted cruz thinks about. i v f because he's a long house to republican, but i v f does in every case stand for multiple murders of little human beings. and by the way, so does contraception we we found out that almost all contraception always has the possibility of acting as an a board of fits in. so if we believe in these 2 foundational principles of western civilization, i don't really care what some cocked republicans say about it. what a true christian believes about this is that sex outside of marriage kills society, and killing humans, kills humans. and those are the 2 foundational principles of all western society. so i'd like to hear the response to that, or do we still believe killing humans is wrong in this country? dessie desi. as well, we can have a conversation about what is considered a human when you have a lot of those of cell inside of when you know person is still be in this country. yes, it is wrong. i'm the person that would be more like a person on the train floss or i'm talking about hum

thank you, ted. god bless. see you later. okay, that's our show. remember to always look outside your own box as we say that all the time, but it's so important. you know, troops don't live in boxes. i'm rick sanchez, and we'll see you as i hear the music come. perfect. the. the, [000:00:00;00] the . now you need your visa, stupid loyce law here. now. thank you. know, the look comes into both the, the national shifts, neither it gets to that the only showcase is use the so skinny to the ways that the boys the probably the most new. and that'll be for them. imagery of assess florida doesn't want that. i faxed them. but a notification that the a correlation that bothered b j. p potty retains its majority in india is parliamentary election or the contacts as fox. i was so then predicted for the more the lead group of the major peas alliance currently has about $290.00 seats. father opposition stands at about $230.00. this was a deliberate action by the us government to prevent the from traveling to russia. for my us intelligence office as pod richard

very is ted. well, look at him. he's got a new book out at a great smile, and he's going to join us. the book is called 102024 roll. he joins us next. in the the the, the take a fresh look around there's a life kaleidoscopic, isn't just a shifted reality distortion by tell us to do vision with no real opinions. fixtures, design to simplify will confuse really once a better wills. and is it just as a chosen few fractured images presented to this, but can you see through their illusion going underground? can the so as promised, here is the new book that ted rall has pulled out. it says $22410.00 roll. big colors looks like something put out by a cartoonist, but it's revisited. it's revisited. so it's 2024 revisited. and he joins us now to talk about all the things that i'm hearing. he got right and maybe a few that he got wrong. let's start with wrong. i think it would be possibly more interesting to do that. what, what, what did you write about in 2020 that you have now had to correct in the 2024. a well small direct

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one of the latest tv shows of ted cruz is hosted by vice and dast. the foreign minister of near east affairs asks how iran managed to get 80 billion dollars from the increase in oil exports. iran's oil sales price. it has increased from 300,000 barrels to 2 million barrels per day. this is about 80 billion dollars of income that iran has earned. because your government refuses to impose oil sanctions. but barbara leaf says that it is wrong that we do not sanction iran. we impose oil embargoes . we put a heavy cost on their hands and only 230 cases of sanctions against those who help iran in circumventing the sanctions. the us deputy secretary of state also says that he does not know what is wrong and why the sanctions are not working, of course ted cruz also said about a month ago. he asks the same question to anthony blinken, the secretary of state of the united states. in a different tone, he says that you have loosened the sanctions on iran. it's hard that before bloomberg america detailed it in a detailed report in the middle of the system and we

so i believe mitt romney's for office five times senate in massachusetts losing to ted kennedy. governor, massachusetts, 28 presidential campaign 2012, somewhat successfully becoming the nominee but not getting elected. and then, of course, senate of utah. could you just briefly about what motivated him, especially first campaigns, what made him want to run for office was what was driving him to to do this? yeah. well, so you ask him this question, and i would him a few times and he'll give you two different answers depending on how candid he feels. so if he's in a more of sentimental mode, he'll talk about what he calls the romney obligation, which is he believes that going back through his family's history, they've always had this kind of moral obligation to to try to help where they can. it's this kind of noblesse oblige, this idea that if there is problem to be solved, romneys have to be there to help solve it. and, you know, he he is aware of the fact that was born into a wealthy family. he had every advantage that he have growing up. and so he did feel like, you know, he h

this is one of the latest episodes of ted cruz. the host of the deputy and assistant minister of foreign affairs for near east affairs asked: how iran managed to get 80 billion dollars from the increase in oil exports. gained? iran's oil sales rate has increased from 300,000 barrels to 2 million barrels per day. this is about 80 billion dollars of income that iran has earned. because your government refuses to impose oil sanctions. but barbara leaf says that we do not sanction iran is incorrect. we have oil embargoes we apply we spend a lot of money. we left them alone and applied only 230 cases of sanctions against those who help iran circumvent the sanctions. the us deputy secretary of state also says that he does not know what is wrong and why the sanctions are not working. of course, ted cruz is about a last month , he asked the same question to anthony blinken, the us foreign minister, but in a different tone, he said, " you have loosened the sanctions on iran." it was searched in a detailed report among the payments system an

a man who is very popular in these circles a big star he's become a bigger and bigger star ted nugent thank you for being here wherever you may be. wherever you may be, thank you very much. thank you very much. with the help of everyone here today we are going to win the state of michigan this november. we are going to fire crooked joe biden. we're going to evict the biden family from the white house and we are going to make america great again. have you heard that expression? [cheering] less than four years ago our border was secure. inflation was nowhere to be seen we did not have inflation the world was at peace america it was stronger and more respected than ever before it was never as respected as it was just four years ago now under crooked joe biden the worst president in the history of the country the world is in flames. our border is over run. inflation is raging, europe is in chaos the middle east is exploding. iran is emboldened. china is on the march the worst most incompetent person to ever lead this country is dragging us toward world war three. other than that i think i

pete: by the way, ted kaufman, if you've never heard of him, neither have i.he was a senator of delaware for 10 minutes when joe left to become vice president. he's apparently his best friend in the whole world. do you think ted's sitting there saying, you immediate to go? we're atop the pinnacle. they're likely not advising him to move on. and you know what? good. good. i'm scared for our country. we should be -- rachel: i'm very scared. pete: run that guy again, let him get beat and they walked themselves right into it. rachel: well, and it's sad because he has, like, since, seven months -- six, seven months whether he wins or not, runs or not, and the country couldn't be in a more dangerous position. we don't really know who's running the show. is it jill, you know, in the way that woodrow wilson's wife was running the show when he became incapacitated, or is it the obama team? i think the american people deserve to know. what they do know is the people who were behind the scenes and allowing this to get this far, you know, they thought they could continue

i spoke to ted back in 20 feet 15, it is bison ranch in montana where he told me the story behind the launch were you trying to create a revolution with 24/7 news or were you just trying to find another brilliant business opportunity? what was your motivating impulse? >> both both i thought it through very carefully is what i did. >> i studied this situation i'd been in the television business for several, several years without a newscast. we weren't independent uhf f station in atlanta but i watched the news on the other channels. i knew what i was doing at least i felt like i knew what i was doing and it turned out that i did and ted turner's advice to the next generation of young entrepreneurs focus on clean, renewable energy. >> he told me it wasn't just the biggest opportunity and crucial for our futures. but there's a fortune to be made in the process. and it has to be said that it's been a great privilege working to realize the vision of such a legendary leader. and that's all we have time for. don't forget, you can find all our shows online as podcasts, as cnn.com slash podcas

bite marks on the deseedent that was tied to ted bundy's bite pattern.it's not a science at been donet brought odontologists, dentists, here's a set teeth or a bruise or a ma through 10, tell me if this is a match. what they've found is you can't get the same answer every time. you never get they'll say yes, e next group will say no. that's sort science, replicability. that's a example of pseudoscience evidence presented in cases. you have someone who presents as an expert who has all the trappings of expertise and civit have that goes in a courtroom and talks about this sseeming ce determination this bruise is caused by this individual and juries accept it though there's noe scientific validity to that kind of identification. 52% off# involved unvalidated forensic sciencelike bite mark evidence. another have involved false confessions. that's another one people always have trouble wrapping thr of usm saying now, would never confess to a crime i didn't commit. what we know d.n.a. really told the story because it's■> it is. either the person did it or did

of course , about a month ago, ted cruz asked the same question to the us secretary of state, anthonynken, and in a different tone, he said, " have you loosened the sanctions on iran?" the government has to work hard, which was previously detailed by bloomberg in a detailed report between the payment system and the hidden maritime transport network from the us treasury. mohammadan nikmin of radio and television news agency and the last report of today's economic news is that the three-day national conference of leaders with the approach of holding training courses on animal husbandry and business in villages in the cultural and recreational complex of mohammadshahr alborz was held. the national conference of rural business was held in mohammadshahr, karaj. the effort has been to create employment in deprived areas of our country . the demand for agricultural production is that it produces basic goods and provides the country's livelihood needs and basic goods. this plan of the executive headquarters has come into action as a support company for employment plans and follows animal husb

criminalizeing the publication of noncon sensual imagery requiring web sites move it texas senator tedch. >> good morning, important story, share what happened. i woke up on monday morning as for normal day got calls messages from friends telling me that these new images were going around. >> there was pair you have and nude going where? >> all around school snapchat instagram, all social media. >> what did you do first tell your mom. >> yes. >> what happened? >> -- crying day morning expecting a normal a day showed me pictures i because mortified as a mom stunned, i couldn't protect my daughter. maria: did you know right away that it wasn't her she is not nude took this nude picture whose pod was this any recognized where she was on cruise ship on deck, as mom i knew immediately, where the first picture was, so i knew that, but if i wasn't did not know that looking at photo i would probably think it was real. maria: senator this is incredible story tell us about this take it down act why you want this out why is it so important to you. >> maria, sadly this is a sick twisted pattern ge

and so i want to encourage people go to ted cruz, .org, ted cruz dot ted cruz .org. make a contribution right now because we are gettingas massively outspent and the left wantsy ar texas to be a han for illegal immigrants. they want more of this invasion. >> that's what they're trying to do in this race in texas. and they're spending that money not only to hurt you, but they want texas blue desperatelyt and they're paid any amount of money that they have toof to and make that happen. senator, thank you. all right. we turn now to the white>>> retu house where hunter biden is top of mind. hie presidene white hot promised he wouldn't pardon his own son, but according to karine jean-pierre here, it appears that a commutation of any prison sentence not be out of the question. >> take a listen. you sentence.ntence what i'm saying is that the president and i, i have notd spoken to the president about this. and what i'm saying is he was askeis wha is d about a pardon. he was asked about. he was asked about the trial specifically. and he answered it t very clearly, very forth

david pollyanna, cki, former chief of staff or senator ted cruz. and for me to former deputy campaign manager for the ron desantis campaign, also the chief strategy officer sort of acts advocacy, which is ironic because david axelrod is here and give a patent, maybe there will be after tonight. we're senior adviser president obama of course, senior political commentator. okay. so let's just go through some of this reporting here. actually, venn diagram overlap on foreign policy which may not be the first place you'd expect it, but obviously they're both preparing their what do you understand here when you look at biden's preparation, very traditional. it is prepared his someone close to them using the word loser to describe trump, unclear whether biden would use that word, but as he ready to play returned fire with fire, he did four years ago. >> i mean, one of the things that i think really benefited him was that he was very much in the moment he pushed back. he had trump on his heels at times and he didn't let trump rattle him in those debates. a

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