he will fly in if they see that they are coming surrender, they turn on the artillery, that is, theynt, yes, well, as they say, until the last ukrainian, if we are talking about nato’s capabilities, remember, they promised lindleys to fill ukraine with so many weapons that here is ours, the military-industrial the complex will not survive, but the situation showed the following: all deliveries mainly came from warehouses, because it is practically impossible, or very difficult, to revive the country’s military-industrial complex. even the americans who passed a special bicameral law, well, bipartisan, more precisely the law that nato will receive weapons from the us military-industrial complex, and they will place their order portfolios there, and this will revive the us military-industrial complex, it remained on paper, has not been implemented in practice, well, it takes time, and then he says that the defense complex, the us military-industrial complex, needs long-term contracts to invest. by the spring of next year or summer it is not clear, in order to produce millions of shells

they have to win. they have no choice. they have to win.den was speaking, iranian proxies were attacking u.s. military assets in the region, as he is speaking, they are actually shooting into our different military bases, forts. they are shooting with missiles, thinking, it is ok, just another day. remember when i did something to iran and they shot missiles? those are typically very accurate missiles. but they do notice every single one of them missed? i wonder why they missed. i wonder why they missed. they went at a certain base that we had. a lot of people in that base. but they all landed a little outside the base. someday you will think about that. you will think about -- did we know they were not been hit the base, too? but they didn't hit us. they needed some kind of reply but they did not hit us. crooked joe is not fear. he has not respected. he is regarded by our enemies as a joke. they don't even believe it. when i'm president, america will be respected again. like never before. just like never before. and our enemies will know,

only care about the israeli civilians, they only care about what they call hostages, they they are they only care about them and they they really dehumanize the palestinian people as we don't have the right even to exist in this in this land so so... "we didn't hear them condemn any of the israeli actions against the palestinian people, you know that yesterday they use the phosphorus pumps against the palestinians and the phosphorus pumps is really prohibited internationally and and israel is using it you know sadly but no one you know condemn or even stop israel from this and and even in contrary they just" it they said that they are going to send supplies and aids for israel to strengthen them more and more to commit more crimes here in in the besed ghaza strip and in fact we can say that it's because they they just you know what happened to them it was really a shock and it really destroyed their image because like everyone is saying i mean even among their people they say that they are the... most strongest army in the middle east or even in the world, one of the most strongest army

of their own. decide at home, they go, they know that they, now they were promised a million there, problem at all, as has already become clear, therefore it is absolutely correct, our president most of the countries of the world already understand that there is no point in relying on the dollar, and there is no point in focusing on the euro, and rather than our central bank ever understanding this, what a miracle it will, in principle, be better, let there be a national currency, and we lived well with national currencies, and the economy did not suffer from this, but now it is suffering precisely because they first closed the whole world with the dollar, then they bought the euro, the main thing , the europeans were bought by the euro, everything that, because england did not introduce the euro, the harvest is like , the harvest has been collected, the farmers are already working, they are sowing now, they are cultivating the fields, this is all under fire, that is, people, well, obviously they , but how to compare how much the harvest is worse, better, but this year the harvest w

may indeed no isn't there not just because they saw but they have a heat sensor, they know there's a being in there, is it possible that they have this information already? >> there's different technology can use to see if there is a human type of thing. also, they could've had cellular data that if you still had his phone, something along those lines. there's so many things, they're gonna treat it like he is in there and they're gonna get to a point where after a while, you'll send a robot and maybe a dog, that would be after the robot, like i said you can get drones into the windows, and have night vision, and we can fly drones into the house so that we can look for somebody. there was one case where the subject took one shot and we all thought that he killed himself, he was laying on the floor like he had killed him self, it turns out he was alive and waiting to come in to ambush him. >> brian, can you see any of the police, i know you said it's hard because of the darkness, to censor state of alertness, readiness to give any kind of gauge of what might be about to happen era? >>

so if they refused to advance or they came back, they would shoot them. they'd be shot by their own side. these stories pour out of finland, my own personal favorite. they also have this new hideous innovation, although it went back a long time to the pull it look. the political commissar in every unit and these political commissars were, shall we say, not really a -- hated by their men or by the officers. so the story that goes round that the finns, by the way, the soviet troops had all been told that if they were captured by the finns, there would be subjected to the most savage bestial tortures and be dismembered and, you know, instead they're given like blankets and, you know, warm food and like hot tea and hot chocolate and they're a little bewildered by this. they don't understand why the soviet propaganda hasn't really come to fruition. and so anyway, so the story goes around that a couple of finnish soldiers are captured and, you know, they they look in, they say like, well, so you're going to shoot us now, right? and the finnish guy says he's a s

down, they are for abortion, but they are not sure. and they are proud of what, look, they say, theres in poland, yes, there is a high turnout, 73%, but on the eve of voting day, then let’s -first of all, in normal, so to speak, democratic countries, the turnout is approximately around 50%. if it's higher, it's always counterfeit. the indicator that yes to the referendum... less than 40% showed up, which means that the actual turnout was much lower, this is all twisted up and also falsified, which regarding this assessment of regional experts, well, it’s a rare case when i’m ready to agree with them, but duda clearly disagrees with them today, which means he said that , on the contrary, the current elections are some kind of thing a beacon of achievement, which means polish democracy and allegedly compared it with well, the people's republic of poland, yes, the polish people's republic, not soviet times, but polish socialist times, so... then he said only pigs went to the polls, yeah, because it so happened that i recently published an article about the dudu and there called him a pig

they don't care lose the war. all they care is that they have the war. and it seems like they just moved toward award award a war. and you know, once they get done over here with ukraine and then is real, they can move on to china. so i don't know if it's one of those things that they have no plan because the plan is doing is extract as much money as possible. and put it into the hands of the military industrial complex. and i think they've been in to been able to accomplish that here with is what, what did they want to send out of a 100000000000 to both ukraine in the, in the past of the, the, the, i, i understand your logic. but they, they really, up the stake 7th day, they keep up being the stakes. one of the lessons that we should, we learn from the cold war is a great powers. don't go toe to toe. you can go proxy. yeah. okay. but you know, exactly the importance of israel is so important to the political establishment, but it's, it is being threatened x essentially. i mean, it is to be or not to be. this is something that wasn't supposed to happen.

humane, but because they will run out of shells, and they, they, they need them right now right now,hy have they stopped now offensive actions near avdiyivka, because they say that they decided to do wave after wave where nothing happened they didn't decide, they don't have such tactics, to do some... they tried to make a powerful offensive, they made artillery preparation, so-called, a barrage of fire for 3-4 days, this did not give an opportunity to destroy the city in the way they would have liked, for to destroy it the way they destroyed other cities, you need three, two or three weeks of such constant shelling, then yes, the city can be turned into almost ruins, and then the infantry comes, they had enough for 3-4 days, that's all, more, they can't shoot like that, not because they have waves, they don't have shells any more, that's why they stopped the offensive, because they couldn't on... were able to advance, will there be a second wave, yes, there will be a second wave, they are trying to bring shells and artillery and heavy equipment and people there again, but it's not be

have already started talking, even if they are oppositional european politicians, but they are talkingor one simple reason reason, when everything... the fatigue of the european union, the people, politicians are trying to pr on this , catch the hype to get extra points, they see the request of people in europe that peace is needed, and i see that many of them around the world repeat the words of alexander lukashenko, his initiatives that he spoke many years ago, and many of his words came true, i would like to remind you now, he said more than once , and it is true, that ukraine can strengthen its statehood, become truly independent, no, he has never been missed, take a hundred years of history, there were different things, the question is what kind of ukraine are we talking about, if we are talking about this lviv region, that means chernigov, that means, where even during the times of the ussr there were problems with nationalism, my grandfather served in the kgb, fought against bandera before '40, didn't win to the end, odessa, ukraine, where russians live, belarusians who have rel

here is where they came in and they stayed and they continue to stay.tinue to stay in this area. while they continue to rocket. 45 hours later, they still could not get hamas off these -- out of israeli land and some off military bases. meanwhile, our next guest is a tour guide in tel aviv who witnessed yesterday's attack and seen the city goes from holiday to horror story. robbie burman joins us now. robbie, first off, are you safe? >> yeah, thank you very much for having me back. just a small correction. the capital of israel is jerusalem. i think you made a mistake there. >> brian: i said was tel aviv. >> okay. >> brian: go ahead. >> in any case i live in tel aviv and just like an hour ago i had to run into the safe room. the will alarms missiles were launched. i got word one of the alarms arab village i called up a friend is he okay a fear raining upon us. it is unconceivable this is going on. you said i don't have any work i had to give back thousands of dollars of deposits because everyone has canceled trips. seeing what hamas, these animals have

so they also prioritized different aspects and they tried they kind of demonstrated what they were doing in pride. so one thing would seem to go back to previous slide just for a second is like these types of images. this is later, but still gives us a sense they would have these types of images created and spread out around the colonies to kind of show, look how well we've done, look what we've established. and they would also share images like this. one of indigenous people in spanish dress. so this is also from the reader that i've assigned to you all. but i didn't assign this particular document. so looking at this, i mean us internet your neighbors for a second and talk about it what kind of impressions you get the artist is trying to make about people and their experience in the missions and how does this seem to contrast from the actual experiences they were having so again, take a minute, turn your neighbors chat about that question and then i'll hear from a few of you your what you're thinking. they all want to share some of the things that came up in your groups. yeah. think on

they know where they are going. they are not just bombing out sites in gaza. they are going for headquarters and war lord. >> ainsley: gaza is 25 miles long. stopped entry of fuel, food and medicine into gaza and they warned civilians to get out, they were doing this. the military stayed, hamas terrorists stayed, residents received text message telling them to go immediately. we have images of that. israel stepped up its offensive expanding mobilization. they are calling in 360,000. >> brian: fighting force of 60's0,000. >> ainsley: we all know people who left america to go because they were called. if you are in another country, it is voluntary. >> steve: the way military conscription in israel, after you graduate, you serve two years in the idf and when you are done with that, you can be called up any time until you are age of 45. and so that impacts tens of thousands of people around the world. it is voluntary whether you come back. it is not necessarily mandatory. one friend sent me something and i will preface, it is from twitter, i do not know if it is t

they have no courage, they have no more to be able to face the people whom they are genociding face way, no matter if they fight back or they just accept their fate, so they would prefer to die with humiliation, sorry with dignity rather than live with humiliation, that is that itself is a weapon that zionist regime cannot and never defeat, and that's why even called ground invasion, it has not has not been a ground invasion, it's been a few like meters of land and then they get chased back out, so they cannot survive against the palestinian. which is the least equipped and the most simply equipped of the resistance forces, they won't stand one against his ball against yemen and certainly against the islam republic of iran. well hussein, do you think the israeli mision will ever regain what it has lost during these three weeks? it has lost a narrative, it tried to create invincible picture of itself, which has been totally destroyed, and has always tried to create itself as the victim, which i believe the world has seen through, your assessment, the picture of israel, especially for

they adhere to nothing, how how would they when they if they sign an agreement, would they stick to it, what guarantee do you have, would diplomacy work, because one of them was saying that this diplomacy did work like between for example of lebanon and israel, they had over the maritime dispute they had, iran and... okay, what about israelis and palestinians? would diplomacy work in the case of israel? if i see someone sitting a table with the zionist, i'm looking at two zionists essentially. you can't have diplomacy with the zionist regime, the zionist regime in and of itself, if you look at you, their own words, the looks the plans of their defense ministers for example, they have the idea of a greater israel, in fact they're actively flaunting it, greater israels into egypt. it extends into syria, extends into saudi arabia, this is they're telling you what their plans are, so i i'm not really sure why anyone would want to sit a negotiating table with their future potential murderer, you know, it makes no sense, um, the the occupation regime again, is politically backed by the unite

can go for the fact that they will release, well, they will not release, they will get out of the messwell, maybe they will tell, that it is a gesture of goodwill or something else, but they will tell, but for them bahmud is emotionally important, as long as you remember , they talked about the fact that it was almost a victory in the war, that when they captured bahmud in agnirivka, they were very active there , although they imprisoned 50,000 people there, well, they talked about it as a victory, now to give it back, well, it will be difficult for them to explain something , not only to the viewers inside the russian, to the listeners, inside the russian federation, but to the people who are at the front, well, that’s for sure demotivates them, but motivation, demotivation is one thing, the loss of a logistical route is a completely different thing, it is extremely dangerous for them, so it is quite possible that they will transfer not only from the divine direction, maybe from the kupin-limansk direction they will also transport troops in order to. well, don't give us the opportunit

they felt so normal here, i see, yes, they felt quite good here, they decided to print a photo of theire, probably. and yes, they slept here, that’s clear, let’s move on, in general, it was the editorial office of the newspaper, news of balaklishchyna, our colleagues were based here once, journalists, the national guard entered to establish control over cities, towns and settlements, this is a standard tactic for russians, units of the armed forces entered in all directions, immediately behind them, or even once... with them units of the guards, 5 september, monday, it’s 98 days that they have been here, judging by the fact that we found the military police, this is where the command was located, this is where the most terrible things happened, i think, people were arrested, that is, local collaborators turned in those with a pro-ukrainian position, took them here and people did not return, and everyone tells me that this is a torture chamber, a torture chamber, a torture chamber, the locals knew about it, and their hands tremble when they hear about it, which category of people, accord

will they will fight back, as we seen the they fight back constantly, they fight back heroically. and so 100% what we what we're seeing is the is attempted mass um expulsion of the palestinian people once again but i think israel has miscalculated now they have several different variables that they have to deal with such as worldwide pressure we see millions and millions of people coming to the streets to demand justice for palestine calling it for what it is it's not cleansing genocide and the the the rules have been rewritten essentially now the the only thing that the israeli regime can really count on as political backing from regimes that they themselves are losing their legitimacy. right now richard, do you think that the uh zion is could achieve their plan, because resistance fighters and their leaders, they had a press conference just a couple of hours ago, they insisted that they are not going anywhere that they're going to remain in gaza, and then we had a funny joke by the energy minister of the natanyahu cabinet saying that our army is one of the most ethics based army and

all they do is they just expose themselves. they just expose themselves for what they are.ever forget our enemies want to stop us because we are the only ones who can stop them. they want to take away my freedom because i will never let them take away your freedom. and they want to take away your freedom. [applause] mr. trump: becoming a communist state. we are becoming a communist state. they want to silence me because i will never let them silence you. in the end, they're not after me, thereafter you. i just happen to be standing in their way. i will continue to stand in their way. remember what i used to say at rallies, we will never become a socialist nation. i used to say it all the time. and i was right. we have gone right to communism. skip this step. we have gone right to marxism. we were never socialists because we skipped over socialism and went to communism. we created the most secure border. the things we have done are credible. the border, best in u.s. history, built over 500 miles of portable, i told you we are going to build another 200 and they did not want

as long as they have the appointment they are letting them in and they are making their way. think about that for a second, it doesn't matter if you're going to the darien gap. it doesn't matter if you are traveling through all three countries, it doesn't matter if you're going to enter illegally in between the ports of entry or use the cbp one app you are still pretty life in the hands of the cartels. you are still being exploited. i promise you you are paying every single day. you really think the cartels are going to step aside if you have your appointment, go ahead and walk through the port of entry? that is not real life. and if not how it works. it does not matter whether he migrant is illegally entering in between the ports or using the cbp one app, i promise you they are paying for it. it is not just those trying to claim asylum. there is a secondary purpose, parole. if you are from nicaragua, cuba, haiti or venezuela you can get on the app and just merely being from those countries you can apply to be paroled into the united states. that is also against the law and a

why they underestimate it and that's why they always miscalculated, because um, they they themselves have also destroyed their own family structure, um, the the israelis and the americans are... very well known for uh not adhering to uh the beauty of family and the commitment and selfishness of family, instead they stick to the selfishness and the heutenism of just pursuing our lowly animalistic desires all that, i think that contributes to part of why the uh israelis run away so easily and why they're so buse they they just it's just something that weakens them this this type of lifestyle uh weakens people and of course that's only one factor but we can see that that the the discipline and the resolve is with uh those uh who live in a godfearing society in a moral society and society that values lofty institutions like the family values selflessness and love and caring for other people and uh being righteous and upright um the they this is what is the fuel that gives the spirit and the strength to overcome even the biggest of obstacles and so this is like the the secret weapon. that

they need 155, they need air defense missiles, they need a variety systems, including a lot of thingsactively holding back now, i’m not talking about that, but they understand that this region has flared up anyway, which means that they are now sending everything to ukraine, including expanded capabilities, that is, is that why they cannot afford such a level of intensity of hostilities in ukraine now and give away that’s why the middle east is scary for them? the fact that he showed that they cannot recklessly ship everything to ukraine, that’s for sure, absolutely, and not only should we count on china, but on the middle east, what i’m talking about now is that most likely they are not only from ukraine that they will be from the far east? they have been pumping up the far east for 10 years since the obama reset, they began to pump up the local group, they began to pump up, pump up, well, first the pacific, and then the indo-pacific command, so they will apparently have to transfer from there, and this means that they need to somehow come to an agreement with china, in this sense, o

and yet iran they do. and they keep doing.he incursion that happened today in israel was the biggest ground movement since day one of the war. we're talking about a significant number of israeli defense forces along with tanks going into gaza for specific purposes of targeting certain terror targets. this is all in preparation for the impending ground war. the question is when will that stop? i talked to a family today whose son is being held hostage in gaza by hamas. and they say they are not political but they would really like this ground delay to hang on for a while, to give them time for, one, to bring some weapons in, defense systems in, and, two, to bring the hostages out. but, meantime, laura, when you look at the overall picture, it's not like you just have idf forces sitting there on the border with gaza waiting to go in because idf forces have been highly successful in just the past four days there have been 800 strikes on terror targets and they have killed more than a dozen top hamas leaders, including one of thos

, they they are not able, well, they have weapons production, but in a day they spend, lose more weaponsask at school there are small screens leaking, there is a small screen leaking and when it ends there, they have, at such... rates , they have fast and heavy equipment and all the others will run out, they produce less than they lose, so they need a break. thank you, very much, thank you for joining the broadcast, oleksiy hetman, a military analyst, a veteran of the russian-ukrainian war, was in direct contact with us. thank you. almost fifty the leaders of the countries of europe and the neighborhood gathered at the summit of the european political community in the spanish city of granada. volodymyr zelenskyi joined them for security reasons . were not confirmed until the last moment. the ukrainian president was the first to speak at the opening of the meeting immediately after the greeting from the host of the event , spanish prime minister petro sanchez. our colleague in brussels, olena abramovych, is monitoring the progress of the summit, she is in direct contact with us. olena, i

minutemen, now they have one, maybe three , that is, if they start reloading, then they, on existing carriers, will very easily achieve, will double, that is, there will be three with personal ones , there are such opportunities, but they are smaller, they are smaller in , well, the carriers are just slightly different, we have steam technologies that are more interesting, we have, no, but we have steam technologies, we already have them for service... systems that we don’t have americans, even three systems, they have neither, nor poseidon, not a petrel, so what are we waiting for, that’s another question, no, not in the sense of hitting, in the sense of why we allow ourselves to be rude, well, more of me what’s surprising is the endless stupid rudeness of people who have lost everything , because american politicians are more failed than under blinken, the sullivan under the leadership of the shadow obama, who rules... there has never been a biden, it’s just that in every region they have lost everything. well, yes, and moreover, here they are they also write in the report that the

they think they are reasonable.obert mali, in biden administration, who had to be kicked out because he may have been co-opted by i irairanians, he was giving speech that hamas are good people they are attempting by different political means, the media buys into that same nonsense, but this particular conflict, media decided in their head that the western country has to be wrong by nature. just wrong by nature, and that means anything that happens to that country must have been caused by quote, unquote occupation, you talking about an know occupied gaza, the victims are living in an unoccupied area. ev does not matter to them that is irrelevant to the narrative. >> well said, amazes me that administration also, they rearmed the iranians there is no other way to put it. they rearmed palestinian terrorists, by reversing all of trump's decisions. the palestinian terrorist were in a box. and we're talking about p proportionality with israel defending itself by this administration, then this administration wants to get c

they are very aware of their neighbors, with whom they have been fighting for many years, did they reallyw what was happening. the egyptians, to the detriment of their arab brothers , told the israelis that something very serious would happen very soon, and the israelis ignored it. i think this is quite unusual. israel and america are known throughout the world for their intelligence. the us has a national security agency, i visited it when i worked at the state department. they have there were bases of soldiers who received language training, including in the so-called special arabic, which means hebrew. the israeli unit 8.200 is equivalent to the nsa, it works very efficiently, it has a significant budget and is well organized, with very capable employees. as for hamas, i believe that israel’s goal was to lure them into an attack, allow them to enter its territory, and kill them. enough israelis to form a certain public opinion among israelis among people around the world to make a case so that they were subjected to a barbaric attack, that there was enough death, and this forced them t

they can change vehicles. they can change clothes. and like i say, there can be multiple people involved. we don't have an answer to that yet. >> yeah, there are certainly many more questions and there are answers at this hour. i want to bring in now frank figliuzzi a. i think we still have frank on the line by phone, former if the eye grand cuba pubah -- not really -- frank figliuzzi, i did not want to get your title wrong there. and help me understand how this might have happened. frank, we have the security camera footage of a single shooter. and we have reports of at least two, possibly three different locations there of what sounds like an hour, 7:15, 8:00, and a 15, locations where the shooter may have been on a spree. we do not have the number of casualties. we do not know the number of wounded. we know that the central maine medical center is reacting to a mass casualty event. does it sound like a single shooter event? what questions first come to your mind as we are hearing the initial details about this? >> alex, we can only

are officials, they say , they speak on behalf of. the state of ukraine they they call for further militaryyes, they say that relatively speaking, there are 80 miles, 80 miles, that’s if you read vladimir vladimovich’s telegram channel kornilov, you would know the correct answer, i read and read it, it’s there , yes vladimirovich constantly regularly systematically, this came, soft underbelly, from the americans, yes, these are the americans tymes, new york times, as counted, remind me, i i don’t remember the exact numbers now, but it turns out that ukraine lost more. you understand, i started, so by the twenty-fourth year the government will go into exile, you ask about the land, but i started the loss of life, human, more importantly, so this deputy minister of foreign affairs, he also does not talk about people, he says: we must de-occupy the territories, he does not say a word about people, it is surprising that in ukraine there is not a single person who. do you think it will work? i hope, hello, oh, hello, girls, hello , girls, excuse me, please, until the bell rings, come in, come in

do not belong to the usa, they belong to europe, they manage money, they understand the essence of moneyd they understand that in order to hold their assets it costs... an asset, yes, the profitability on them, a new one is needed , a new point of application of capital, the usa, how the state has already outlived its usefulness, that’s it, this is a model that needs to be killed, yes, destroyed, why, because it violated the most important principle in 2012: the number of goods and services of gdp has become greater, the number of debts, now this almost 125% is, a small remark, in the twenty-second year they violated the main principle on which liberal ideology is based, the principle of private property and its inviolability, they stole other people’s money, other people’s enterprises, and they say: this is normal, yes, when the political elite the usa violated the laws of money, which exist much more than any state on planet earth, yes, that is , the principles of money and trade, relationships between people, they have existed for millennia, and of course, we have said more than once

and that they are still the or they succeed toward, based on this plan that they have said, this is from what we see on the ground. so the last 4 of your workers was fired like an hour ago, and it was short to arrange a short change orders before that there was a loan, greens rootkits to what is a television. so you danced an octave and working on we don't see the today destroyed, and the infrastructure of the fighting groups and so forth. is there a sense um from, from what you're from, what you were sensing then this incursion into the gaza strip. this one this evening is different to, or perhaps more expensive to the ones that is real. conducted the past 2 nights where they said they conducted limited incursions into the gaza strip to let's, let's say that tonight is the most violent nighttime, this well as well. 1 an indication from something bigger expected to happen, but we learn from even from, of those resources or from the really the flourishes. 1 they are cutting out limited operations, but these limited operation could be extended and even more from a place to another. this co

that's the command they give them, they say, gentlemen, they lost their positions, beat them back, the fact that some new types of meat were brought there, the wagnerians or something like that, well, the vangerlovians did not disappear from there, in principle, when the late prigozhin led his council to moscow, this does not mean that everyone left there, some remained, but some returned there already after this action, so i would not say that this is some kind of planned counteraction operation, regarding our offensive actions, to me it just looks like, you know a standard army effort, after you are attacked, you have to counterattack, you have to try to regain, the lost position, before the enemy has time to gain a foothold there, and i see it now as just such an effort, no more coordinated operation, so much more, something something that we have not seen, what is more than what we see every day, i do not observe, and what kind of attacks are these, these are attacks by small groups, these are attacks with the use of tanks. what exactly, what, or , well, what does it look like now?

problems at home, they know that they, now they were promised there million, will die, they will giveer it is? this year the harvest was good, because we collected more than half a million tons, only grains, only grains, but at what expense? due to the high culture of agriculture, due to the hard work of people, the donite guys say: that they finally have access to high-quality fertilizers, that all this has happened at once, the land answered, yes, well, first of all, well, it’s true that this year we haven’t quite joined all the federal programs yet, but next year we’ll already join most of them, but this year, thanks to their skills, knowledge of how to do it, the men still reaped the harvest, we collected the harvest and put it in the bins, the bins are our homeland, well done, that is, we won’t die of hunger? i am impressed by the words of this lady kaysi olangren, who doesn’t know, this is the minister, the current minister of defense of the netherlands, she was the minister of internal affairs in this country for a long time, i hope for the last months, since they have election

what they are they they know this. lewis are they bystanders? what do they think of the of this lewis role in helping solve the crimes that were committed against them? i think in public, you know, acknowledge that he's talked to this. lewis yeah, i think, yeah, there's some relationships here which which you know, cornell is going into all of his videos and that happened that day and, you know, really sort because he did have a body camera was the big thing with so he's really like everywhere on january six he's in so many of these fights and was assaulted so many times and he has to piece it together because the capitol police didn't have body cameras with with fanone. it's sort of easier. here's my entire experience right front to back recorded. sure, you can get other pieces of evidence from elsewhere and you know, that sort of thing. but you know, when you have someone assaulting you to your face, he's that's going to be documented right there. face is going to be captured or a piece of their clothing is going to be captured or something ab

war, and that they were silent for 70 years, that they used to- they didn’t say that they won the warhe world is changing, well, it’s not in vain that you mentioned it. i think that in that context you wanted to say that they don’t make this leap, you know, they don’t engage in provocations, right? well, you know, look, china did this, if we... that’s what i want to say, if we were preparing for some kind of conflict, this is my analysis, it’s just that we would definitely be prepared

and they worked and they worried that they were actively whether they were intentional or not, they were working toward the undermining of the moral fabric of the south. and so stephen dodds ramsar agrees with. willie pegram stating the army is sound. but he, the southern civilians might condemn us to dying in this cause. in one outburst against the extra arrogance of these ladies. one perhaps mistakenly directed toward phoebe pember herself because she was not attending these events. one of peppers patients at the hospital at chimborazo asks for a of pickles and pember says well those luxuries are no longer available. and the soldier back. perhaps would have more pickles if you had few were newer dresses. so this is the scene. so again, why do these women cling so fiercely to these parties? go to our original for showing their patriotism, trying preserve the cherished tenets of coederate society, reaffirming their power and their privilege using that pow a privige try and reaffirm social order below and again, trying to lor classes.eference of th now, knowing the ladies did express genu

they shoot in places they are familiar with. they shoot people who they know. and they get frustrated with and that leakage that comes out beforehand might unclollude a note that goes out on social media or a note that go out someplace else. in this case, they find a note, you have to know that they are looking for the idea that 30 to 40% commit suicide or want to commit suicide and make that's what we have here. >> we'll have to leave it there. we'll no doubt be back talking to both of you soon. thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> we are going to continue to stay on the latest of this manhunt throughout the hour. >>> but first, new details on negotiations to release the hostages taken by hamas during their brutal attack on israel three weeks ago. sources tell cnn there's been significant progogress. wewe'll get yoyou to date,e, co up. > >>> you are looking at video from just moments ago. gaza city lit up by explosions. that's after the idf staged a limited ground raid into gaza overnight as it prepares for an expected ground invasion. nic robertson has more.

i think they, they would be the rid of defense. they would have an advantage for, or they have present photo ocean not as possible, including whoa and vision from this radius. and to the guys lawrence, let me bring in another fact. so, and it's more than a fact because it's very human. and that's the captives that are being held by how mass right now in gaza. does that make? do you think this operation much more difficult for these riley's and of course we're talking about a 100 or so people, but then not only is riley, some of them are all foreign nationals that wrote us citizens, french citizens, you case citizen some, some of the israel is close allies have a stacy and all of this? well, that certainly does make it more difficult. it was a real question is whether through the is really sad, the intelligence to know where those hostages are compared to try and on the line, the military capability of hamas and the ice us to the home. also spreading them out all throughout the region. so that no matter where the is really is go to

they were doing the best they could, but they were doing the best they could, hut now— they were doingce on that kind of thing. it but now there is federal guidance on that kind of thing.— that kind of thing. it says there will be federal _ that kind of thing. it says there will be federal guidance - that kind of thing. it says there will be federal guidance on - that kind of thing. it says there| will be federal guidance on how that kind of thing. it says there i will be federal guidance on how ai is used when it comes to these applications stop at absolutely. it's been important to the president, to members of congress into a lot of members of civil society groups here in the us that al is not used in a way that could ai is not used in a way that could harm the visa application or harm immigrants, so this is one step the government is taking to try to make it sort of affair playing field. is the premise, then, all of this debt has coming from the white house today, in the name, ai is not a great thing?— today, in the name, ai is not a great thing? they are telling an interesting _ gr

they delivered konstantin, i think, yes, i think, yes, because, you see, it wasn’t because they had aombined uranium, uh, cluster munitions, uh, and these, the germans have 600 of these in total, 150 of them are combat-ready, the germans themselves are already afraid to hand over, but i think they are quite capable of handing over some part, and most importantly, they say that they are ready to hand over when they have already usually these missiles are located on ukrainian territory. that is, they are very afraid of being defeated on the way, and so on, the americans can put it on, and so they can put ms, but you will notice how our aviation works, they demolish airfields, they hit carrier aircraft, for example, tores, he air, ground, it’s in reinforced bunkers, it’s only launched from an airplane , there are no suspensions, only the f16, so they’ve adapted 124, well , they’ll decide, they won’t decide anything, we have counteraction, the air defense is being built up, that is as the president said, these are not questions, of course, they will not cause us damage, of course, that’s

will expel them, they will survive, with them, here they are sitting now, i’m reading them, they sit,kraine, of course, you won’t bother there there are no prospects for anything, neither for men nor for women, but maybe to go to russia, but... also, as it were , such lamentations are already beginning, as for today’s really, from the point of view of a normal person, monstrous act, well, persecution the church has always been, yes, unfortunately, true, yes, so people will have to go underground , but unfortunately, the only thing that worries me most at the moment is that having received such a carte blanche in their hands, that is , not just fights for the church will begin, but there will be terrible things, there will be arson, there will be murders and no one, everyone will say that everyone is busy with the middle east, everything, already everything, ukraine, everything , an almost played out map, on which they will periodically speculate, trying to twist it between their fingers, but nothing more, if what happens there in every village that, what happened on may 2, 1914 in ode

are well alive, they look at us and they see us and they come and make sure that we are present and that we celebrate their martyrdom and those who moved away from this attendance and this presence has lost the joy that they would give their brothers, the marters. it is the right of our brothers, the martyrs, to come and preserve them and remember them, to remember their names, to remember their memory, to keep their memory alive and to keep their existence and their will. to know that they remain our idols and our model and exemplary figures towards palestine, this movement and our dear people who are celebrating today the martyrs and this very blessed and honorable day, the day when the islamic jihad, on the day of islamic jihad, we stress that everything we see around us, that our martyrs are alive in our daily. life in our hearts, in our minds and in our paths and that we will continue to follow their path, no matter what the sacrifices, and they will remain the glory, and they they continue to forshadow our victory, god willing, dear brothers and sisters, our dear people, our h

they have no curd, they have no morale to be able to face the people whom they are genociding face to face, whereas this is matter of life or death or did versus humiliation for the palestinian people because this is their land and they're going to be genocided anyways where they pick up arms or they lay down arms palestinis will be treated and bombed this way no matter if they or they just accept their fate so they would prefer to die with humiliation sorry die with dingget rather than do with humiliation that that itself is a way that the zionist regime cannot and never defeat that's why even the so-called ground evasion has not has not even been a ground invasion it's been a few like meters of land and then they get chaseed back out so they they cannot survive against the palestinian resistance which is the least equipped and the mostly equipped of the resistance forces, they won't stand one chance against his, against yemen and certainly not against the islam republic of iran. well hussein, do you think the israeli regime will ever regain what it has lost during these three weeks,

positions that they get, they try to spend all the time.wish you success, there, hold on and advance, well, as much as possible, thank you mykola volokhov for joining us, this. the commander of the ter air reconnaissance unit as part of the third separate assault brigade in bakhmut district and mr peter, let's see, well, we basically talked about bahmud, let's look at in the south, where in principle we have such rather difficult attempts to expand this, well, i don't know how it would be a breakthrough, a breakthrough, which in the area work took place, and can we say that there has now arisen, you know, to a certain extent , a situation where there is some kind of balance between our forces and the enemy's forces, and something additional is needed in order to shift this balance to that or the other side, because we know that the russians drove a sufficiently large force there, that is, there they added paratroopers there, they added equipment there, they added everything there, so much power is concentrated on this narrow section of the

let's have telehealth so they get the mental health care they need right when they need it.et them go to the doctor or hospital of their choice. they have earned that right. [applause] let their g.i. benefits go to things other than education. and if you want to know how we are going to take care of their health care, i think every member of congress should have to get their health care from the v.a. [applause] it will be the best health care you have ever seen, guaranteed. guaranteed. so we know what we need to do to get our domestic health in order. but if you look at what has happened, under the biden administration, with the democrats, it has been chaos. think about it. you have got spending out of control. you have got crime at all time high levels. you have got a completely open border. you have got our institutions that have been infiltrated with all of this woke ideology. we have got a world in a mess. but remember, you do not chase democrat chaos with republican chaos. we need stability. we need to pull it together. because look at the world right now. we talked abo

what they brought earlier, they have it there is, well, of course, they already understand that withains, that is, links in one chain, and of course, ukraine already understands that having switched to the east to those events, america will no longer be able to finance and support with weapons both israel and ukraine, naturally, israel and ukraine will have priority, it will remain on its own, and as i said earlier, we must already understand that next year is already will be for we will have a victorious year and naturally we will slowly move towards the result that we predicted. thank you very much, optiron chalaudinov, he was in direct contact with us, and i recommend you patent the dill sprat so that everyone knows who is the author of this of ours, well, at least the name of the drone, which is now so scary... i think you will too we are ready to surprise our opponents with our information attacks, information, information analytics, guys, the floor is yours, so to be honest, to it wasn’t there then, but we’re on the air, yes, that’s it, friends, what? yes, good day everyone, we

see they, they all for over the world. sure. the, the, the emotion and the simple see, reach it as oh, frank, all over the world in favor of the state of these. but it wouldn't change and the main use framework or support in order to be able to achieve this strategic interest that we want to achieve. the around the international community is already express concern about the total siege electricity, water food being blocked from going in. would you have done that? i don't want to say what that i said before. i could say it was just that, but of the beast they uh you made a dirty and pressure might be reasonable to see you all have to create a separation between this is in. ready which is not involved, it's terry. so realizations. why does it solve this us that we encounter a complex least a relative flexibility and freedom with much pains being gotcha. because they see the issue in which they are, they sincerely need both those actions do not support. so how do you separate between the 2? this is a question. is this the way to d

kill young men, they creately kill children and cut trees, they destroy buildings too, are they humansf they want to be creative, they should send their soldiers man to man in the battlefield, it is not by using planes to kill children, women and the old people, what is the fault of those are being killed, what is the fault of the child? do children fire rockets? they say that children fire rockets, so drone rockets cut the children's necks off their bodies because these children fire rockets. yesterday they bombed many houses, what was the people's fault? f16 rockets destroy huge buildings upon their residence? why? yes, al bash family and abu kawar family for example. during the discussion they heard the al-isha call prayer in gaza along with the sounds of the israeli army's f16 planes bombing everywhere. despite their fear and horror, the men gathered in the school square to perform the isha prayers, asking allah to protect them. say, i seek refuge in the lord of mankind, the king of mankind, the god of mankind, from the evil of sneaking whispererer who whispers evil and god is grea