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u. s. court case. challenging the federal government's position on providing abortions in government hospitals or at least one government hospital in texas, thus forcing employees to participate in them even when they are personally opposed to abortion. stay with us. we'll take a short break and come right back. ah. 2 2 ah, a ah ah ah ah, welcome back to the whistle blowers, i'm john kerry alco. we're speaking with attorney danielle runyan about a lawsuit challenging the u. s. government's policy of forcing federal hospital employees to participate in abortions when they are opposed to them for moral ethical and religious reasons. the plaintiff and the case is a christian employee of the department of veterans affairs, stephanie carter. danielle, thanks again for joining us. thank you. one of the points that you've made in the media is that there has been not only no mechanism by which stephanie could discuss her position with her supervisors. but that her supervisors never even attempted to discuss her position or her principles to try to come up with some sort of an accommodation. why do you

u. s. court case. challenging the federal government's position on providing abortions in government hospitals, or at least in one government hospital in texas, thus forcing employees to participate in them even when they are personally opposed to abortion. stay with us will take a short break and come right back. ah. 2 2 ah, lisa, come to russian state. oh, never us time does. i'm sonya nichols. i'm steve asked him the knocking also son, son of a group in the 55. when okay, 09. is the vandals be the one else quoted about this? even though we will van in the european union the kremlin media machine, this hey, aunt, rush up to date with our t smooth neck. even our video agency, roughly all band on youtube with ah, ah, ah, ah, i just was the only way in law lives as he go board together, going to push with it. it will put robert, most of the dishes shall go. good. yes. so basically of course a policy throwing up, all right, miss knees with me really. those can will be used with no one who with the lead she with them by else more marginal by which was this, we were brand new people to the number

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u. s. history e gene carol has returned to the witness stand in her rape case against former u. s. president donald trump, the trial resumed after the judge denied a request by trump's lawyer for a miss trial due to the judges alleged bias. mr. trump is accused of raping miss carol in a department store dressing room back in 1096. or gary is chief prosecutor, had survived an assassination attempt unharmed. officials say that his convoy was in route to sophia when a bomb exploded by the side of the road. protesters of accused him of failing to tackle corruption. they've called for his resignation. the united nations top official, as you, dan says that the countries warring generals have agreed to send representatives to what could be potential negotiations. folk or parentis says that the talks could be held in saudi arabia, and that they would focus 1st on establishing a durable truce. clashes are still being reported in the capital cartoon, despite an agreement between rival military forces to extend a ceasefire. the united nation says that the violence is turning a humanitarian

for those who don't know what word i'm talking about, he called his boss a c-u-next-tuesday. or, in this casec-u-never-tucker. that was just ♪ ♪ that was just the tip of the misogyny-berg. in another video obtained by the new york times, tucker is shown off camera discussing his "postmenopausal fans". okay, that seems a little rude, but that is most of his fans. after all, the surest way to stop ovulating forever is looking at this face. it's true. the ovaries just drop out and pkew! but it's not just sexism. reportedly, some higher-ups at fox were concerned about what they felt was thinly veiled racism on his show. thinly veiled? no wonder they were mad. fox likes their racism cut thick, like a country bacon. another theory is that tucker got fired because he personally offended fox chairman and pissed-off sack of yogurt, rupert murdoch. word on the street is, tucker got a little too christian for murdoch's taste, including a speech at the heritage foundation that was laced with religious overtones, and religious overtones, and according to a source, "that stuff freaks rupert out." of course

this is the united nations and in new york, where the headquarters is located, a u because all these casesed by us are transmitted, and through the secretary. this is to understand how these very collective western regimes are, which definitely do not go in line with the realization of the interests of their peoples. uh, they intersect and cross out their own international legal obligations. and a few more words about the report of the office of the high commissioner for human rights on the events in moths, we drew attention to those published on may 12, the corresponding report in the document refers to about how it is written about the crimes committed in march 22, in the area of ​​​​the village of amur. it is located in one of the central provinces. the country is called to regret that the experts, as the office of the high commissioner. he is human rights, in fact. became participants in an information campaign for the dissemination of false information, it is depressing that the report is based on unofficial information, the results of an investigation from the authorities of malia, a

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u. s. case. or also true. you're around the world in the port ization is going on. but, but you know, basically more than 5053 percent of, of folks have a very or somewhat and favorable view of the media and, and you've got basically 20 percent very ambivalent that 26 percent are somewhat favorable. this is a lot of people do not trust the news. they do not trust us. they do not trust the media and i'm interested in culpability and liability you. i think this has got to be the most sympathetic treatment of true monsters that were out there taking advantage and writing this in my view. yeah. but how do we heal ourselves after the buzz feeds huff post doc or? yeah, well i'm, i'm, i'm obviously more sympathetic to the monsters. i think that it is general. i think the media loves to exaggerate the media's own role in these things. and if these technological platforms have a lot of influence, the bigger social forces. but if you look at, but it's also obviously across institutions, one of the things that there's some media did was another thing that social media and some

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u. s. military access to but it is a case study for areas that were chosen u. s. vessels, like the one behind me are a constant presses. here is so big as many as a 100 of them dock every year for a number of reasons, including to refuel and get repairs done. in fact, it was during one of those routine visits in 2014, when jennifer, loud, a filipino transgender woman was murdered by an american service. man. joseph scott pemberton, a u. s. marine was convicted of killing loudy, but was pardoned by former president would be good at 30 in 2020 and set back to the us. the murder of jennifer allowed is not an isolated case. the 16000 cases of prosecution, that arrows in a long couple unknown. and the 8600 shall again, irish and children that were left behind in like suby bay. again, which will host us forces into of it spaces is close to taiwan. the focal point of much of the antagonism between the us and china. cook lance, governor manuel mamba opposed to plant. we know dying. why is a polymer game? well, it has always been that way. and we know that our married g

but what about the b u one resolutions in case that happens? yeah, and then uh, kinda let you in resolutions combined turkey a from a global perspective is what we're neighbors and i don't think it will have a serious impact on trade. the thing in the you, in decisions cannot stop trade between us. i feel it may be effective in banking with swift, but there are solutions for that. and right now they are being applied to us. they will show on that. i think i believe, for many years to kit has been trying to join the repeating union dues interest, you will eventually be accepted into the union. and how much do i think that's true kit needs? it's now venture out. if i let them, is it all money? it's an old, i'm not up with a view that the europeans want us to become a member of. gosh, i'm at this phase, i believe the most correct step with the europeans. and just to review the customs agreement and make amendments to eliminate turkey is commercial losses. otherwise, europe has no will to accept us as a member x out of front of me is out of my shou

u water, uh, in the case of rising river levels experts.today they assured the yauza waterworks is absolutely operational and will cope with water even in the event of heavy rains alena lavrov dmitry sorokin aleksandrnikov and pavel letnikov together. they want to put moscow swans on a strict diet, and the point is not that excess weight affects the forums of these graceful birds, the kilograms gained are a mortal threat for them. moreover, the measures in food do not know not only birds, but also muscovites who feed the inhabitants of reservoirs. why it is categorically impossible to do this and how the sea will tell the violators. and temnikova, while in the bath, does not hesitate to communicate with guests. masha proudly floats past the snow-white couple, the symbol of the patriarch's ponds. coffee buns sandwiches are their food, the vacationer will certainly share with the birds, in general for them it is a roller coaster of poison. i didn’t know russian people come to the pond to feed the birds by the fact that they have posters askin

case. you know, not just in the u. k. but, you know, in germany and then when i'm really in a bad bought, was a characteristic german brutality said, i don't care what my boat is. say, i'm just going to go ahead and do whatever i can for your brain. so it's already in grain within this lead that that highest priority is ukraine. no matter how many times editor of the populace in the united states will say, well, how come your more concerned with the boulders of your brain then with your own borders, which you don't care about? well, i say they're above. that's exactly right. we don't care about the water that's, that's nothing. we only care about you cream. so that's the brand new. we have the lead that is entirely the kind of a self referential that's why we georgia maloney was supposed to make this big change and it too late. and the united because of those on the day before the election posted up on the line and says we have the tools and lo and behold, she is the tools and georgia maloney fellow the like in like the e

dedicated to exactly this, let's say, so theft and arbitrariness of officials and uh, he has u in the play casecription of the types of bribes, that is, the person understood the survey rural bribe, which is given in kind. yes industrial bribe. this is what is called rollback today. this is when you receive some order and thank you. eh, in general, you roll back. yes, and a bribe is criminal or trap. that is, it is a trap, and she is taken naked. that is, this man is destroyed simply and like him, like him, then a hero. eh, krichinsky, he says they want to take a bribe from you. give uh, the consequences of your refusal will be cruel to you, expensive money. let's because otherwise you end, well, dry mares understand? eh, that's interesting, then, e. e was like that. eh, in fact. that mare in st. petersburg was handled by the chief procurator of the governing senate of the kostornenkoe creek lebedev. he was still an official. at the same time, special assignments were made under the minister of justice of the grafipania, and then such a moment came, decisive, when lebedev was preparing a resolu

case. you know, not just in the u. k, but you know, in germany and then when the bad bought was a characteristic german brutality said, i don't care what my boat to say. i'm just going to go ahead and do whatever i can for you brand. so it's already in grain within this lead that that highest priority is ukraine. and no matter how many times editor of the populace and in the united states will say, well, how come your walk is done with the boulders of your brain then with your own borders, which you don't care about? well, i say they're above. that's exactly right. we don't care about the water that's, that's nothing. we only care about you cream as the less the brand new. we have any lead that is entirely the kind of a self referential. that's why we georgia maloney was supposed to make this big change and it too late. and uh and i because of those on the day before the election posted up on the line and says we have the tools. and lo and behold, she is a tool and georgia maloney fellow the like in like the end of the

there's also the curious case of kosovo. b, u. s. lead nato effectively decided to create a brand new country. they drew up brand new boarders around the clinton and early g . w. bush era. isn't really that easy to just create new countries and new borders? i mean, what's that process supposed to actually look like? and what was that saying from the bush official where he said, we create realities? you know, that's, that's the mentality of the neo cons. but you know, the yugoslavia project was it was an ongoing project and certainly thought come to fruition under president clinton, who was a pretty equal president and a pretty equal guy and surrounded themselves with these evil people. but the idea was to break up. you still have you, that's what they want to do. that's why they ramped up nationalism. they got they had to sick of corrupt, again, serb against bosnian, muslim. and they did a pretty good job of doing that. and i think one of the reasons was 1st, they want to break off croatia, which was most eager to join a new europ

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u . n engines, which is a handling the case, these fugitives will be taken to either the head or our osha. you we understand. i think in 2020. the other one was uh, uh, quotes in um, paris in friends. he's currently being tried in the head. so after this 1st appearance, they're going to then process him for extra dish. it's a momentous event, a privilege, fudzinski a shame of his on the run for more than 20 he is. do we know any more about exactly how he was finally apprehended? over the past 50 years when he has been evading? um, there are 3 things we understand that uh that he has been leaving on the 8th and this is and he has been living on the um, the false identity in at least 4 different countries. when did genocide to happened? he went through the, i see 2 tons in the mozambique, then 2 is what seen finally into south africa. so way he was now living in the wind lands in paul in, um, south africa. uh, we don't really have much details with what exactly how uh, how he was living there. but when he was apprehended, he was using a different identity and expressed us that it's using th

u. s federal facility revelations about that case and the connections the jeffrey epstein add to the american elite have caused many to ask serious questions about what's going on behind closed doors. ready in washington, dc, i wrapping up is a live broadcast from moscow. here were naughty international from all of us here. thank you very much for spending your time and sharing your company with us here in the most or appreciate your stories. we'll continue soon. for the meantime. auto dot com is everything you need to get yourself with a with ah, with this yesterday's idea, let's say. november 22nd 2022 count raised orthodox christians, confronted ukrainian security service officers, docking entrances and exits. the keys oldest monastery, were looking for alleged russian spies among the monks. since i was just calling to renew my la la, i today ukrainian security services can brandon agent of moscow any mon go priest. unwilling to break relations with the russian orthodox church, dozens of ukrainian churches have been rated. the former reason for the brutal crime down one church is parishion

a long time suspect in the case is now being extradited to the u. s a. b c's injury a. fuji has the latest nearly two decades after 18 year old natalee holloway's disappearance in aruba. the prime suspect in the case is set to face charges in the us as her family awaits justice. peruvian authorities have now agreed to a temporary extradition of your hand vandersloot to face prosecution in the u. s. for the alleged commission of the crimes of extortion and fraud stemming from holloway's disappearance. in 2005, it's fairly extraordinary for another country to temporarily give up a prisoner. to the to the united states, it would have taken a fair amount of negotiation between us authorities and peruvian authorities. vandersloot a dutch nationals from aruba, is currently serving a 28 year sentence in peru for another crime. the murder of stephany flores, who was strangled five years to the day after holloway disappeared. vandersloot confessed to killing flores. abc is john kenyans later caught up with him outside prison confession unwillingly. can you tell us that vandersloo