u. s. the when a shot is undermined by such a cutter stuck. i don't want to be hasty and point out that the u. s. o constricted this. i cannot say this x ray. uh we should wait for uh the final investigation. um, but doubts. all right. you know, what i can say is i have doubts. so uh, i'm pointing out at it. oh, straight to the uh, act of, uh, some powers. i don't know. mm hm. and it gave you what time they were planning to start just to, to get your take on. like i said, this is all speculation. moscow has yet to comment on the motives on the perpetrators. but it's interesting that i was reading some of the west and media on washington, and they will seem to be convinced or is public cale suggesting that this is the case, but isis pay is most likely responsible. is it possible uh, annual professional opinion that they could have done something like this, or is it may be a case of such a nation's putting out an idea, a scape goat and wanted to deflect attention from whatever else i was. i cannot, eh, eh, say no to any possibility. uh no, uh, i s

u. s. u i. e and other countries will sponsor the route. here's more of what you have to say. and today we are facing a show many terry and catastrophe in gaza. and we stand by the innocent civilians in palestine. and this is why europe is financing a major humanitarian aid efforts, fault honest opinions in gaza and in the region. we're not very close to the opening of the car you doing? hopefully this saturday this sunday. and i'm very glad to see that an initial pilot operation will be launched today and correspond to tanya kramer and jerusalem told us about the reaction from the israeli government. while we go to sort statement now from the is rarely foreign ministry saying that there were coming the decision to establish a maritime corey door that they were work with all those uh, organizing it. and it said that this initiative for the law more humanitarian aid coming into garza. but this one keep boy adult key point is also stresses that this will be, of course done of to a security checks that are carried out according to is really stunned. it's uh, this has been in the

on stage with false accusation, using them as a protests for functions of the i q wishes from the u. s. i just an extension of the usual it'd be to reach if they want to sanction you defy something to say about you. and then they use it as a justification of the issues. they never provided evidence. they have never tried in the court of law and you, they have never couldn't beaches in your, for those people he made quite a lot in fix that he could see was expose this week with the remote, have its own people and companies that way of assumptions. this is in public to not do anything, but if you look for any of the condition of, of the gift of those people, it does not show them anything. by the way, they moved the shows that they just do things a be suddenly these no mentors, it's is just go to this desk which if we check to see about with. busy the typical guy showing the terms of buyers. busy in terms of any other kinds of crime that much lower than united states. because never a visit, any other country is and berkeley police, it was short of the shooting civilians that aren't working.

like for me, i cannot find the words to describe, come through with a u. s. been responsible for the opening of the crossing like kind of crossing the it is crossing to end the system. i think i have to insurance company will start patients and they just decide not to just drop age from the time. i mean, some of this age and the see and the most one of those people who are talking about anyways, people are most really, really like, there's think they're hungry, they're injured, they cannot speak to any we what of others. they get to imagine you being start intentionally thing that's going to be under bombardment, and then you have to read for some kind of a to be dropped from the sky and misspelled your good suit. what trying to give this age. so for me, the international committee is actually expanding a lot of levels, just ensuring that to us, if you need to open the coffee and let us do a little break on the safe access for 88 workers and listing the fees as they need you to spoken on the survey shouldn't go through some interesting for me, what's really im

i have committed genocide, but the u. s. argue that by add dropping aid, it isn't compresses in any active genocide. yes, of course. i mean, it could also defend days that i didn't say this happened in coordination with is that on is what i thought out. this will happen. and this means that is what it is doing. it's best to allow aid input that goes to that. and that's what they've vision strategy. again, the vision from that in issue on from the, the other a huge crimes on the ground. and so, so, so the, the u. s. as default since the beginning of this war is basically 2 choices. the thing is to strategies buying more time please. what i'm, i'm protecting is that i'm using that us as an influence on the village and also the v 2 followed in the u. n. to stop any or to block any attempts by the international community to stop this war and to allow agencies to act into that goes to the and the us as they know this, the score. i don't see any, a shame in this policy. even in the negotiations process, the boeing now to release

i don't think that the u. s. even will accept the one to see how much, uh, worked out from a god uh, with no military capabilities and also no return capability because the us is a repeating uh the fact that they did one, the october 7th attack to happen again. but is right now is not ready yet, or a ceasefire, especially the axis fire means of the end of this war entirely. so this u. s. propose that means uh for the whole situation that they want us to start to be on the terms of uh, the u. s. as well and trust out of the we need to look further into it to understand whether that means uh that uh, the hostages will be released at the i'm us will take hoover any or carry on with their capabilities inside the gaza strip, which it was. it's of course, something that wouldn't be acceptable for israel us. what is also a push for it. so i don't think this that who you ever resolution is a huge change in terms of the us uh, attitude toward this work in mind. mean that they want to uh, push or pressure isabel into accep

yes, we know the pursuit of the us, i i'm, i'm in no position to defend the u. s. i mean that you, i met it comes gonna defend themselves. i mean the us government in particular and but, but again, back to the national, the protection and the dimensions, you might have depth and us. and lo, it some of the fee to, to watch this happening is like an adult. call me the end. it's a sad total secrecy to see this happening and the guys are sort of the inability of the national system, the u. n. to kick in and do something about it. it's, it's, it's a feeling that it's, it's a huge fan of. and i, i, what about the future, i mean we will see a similar situation happening in other countries because garza is, has become a precedent and has become a case study of, of d and d, legalizing it the national. busy busy weakening it human. anything good. i see it all of the future. 4444. you might have to even because of this contact. yeah, i want to talk to you about the humanitarian lloyd special uh in just a few moments. uh, a ton of but 1st uh, i see is israel actively blocking th

and now we're the nation's for him is he has condemned the u. s. i new paying for imposing sanctions against chinese political figures, accused of being involved in cyber attacks on critical infrastructure. you may follow you involve the u. s. and the u. k. once again, what of the so called cyber attacks from china and sanction chinese individuals and entities visit ship? let's go money. today sion, china strongly deplores and some of that poses this will have lots of serious representations to relevant projects that's wanting to the revolt. so i mean, is of a hill said the lesson, but it's the claims on evidence, but with no factual basis the by the administration has accused the agent of conducting cyber attacks against u. s. companies allen government, for 14 years they, while the u. k. it said, vision is as follows, with 2 separate attacks. the games will make cars on the bush and they control commission between 20212022 added that the incident show a quote, hostile intent from china. taken together the united kingdom judges these actions demonst

this is a lot of the u. s. i guess the media, it's really a as well. so i think i'm a new reports of jordan. i'm each of the ad dropping age to the people of gossip, but also on confirm reports of israel almost immediately, bombing those to monetary and jump sites. now, as i said, unconfirmed, but at this point, you wouldn't be surprised what you question well with us here. this is the, the, what's the, what's up to up as well show up. here's a direct quote from your address of the west is trying to drag us into a new arms or easy to wear us down and repeat the tread that they successfully used in the 19 agents with us. as far as.

i, i'm, i'm, i'm in no position to defend the u. s, i mean the americans can defend themselves. i mean, the us government in particular and but, but again, back to the national, the protection and international humanity. and that's a new, it's some of the fee to have to watch this happening. it's like an adult call me the and it's a sad total feed curiosity to see this happening. and the guys are sort of the inability of the national system, the u. n. to kick in and, and do something about it. it's it's, it's a feeling that it's, it's a huge fan of, i don't, i, i, what about the future, i mean, we will see a similar situation happening in other countries, because garza is, has become a precedent and has become a case study of, of d and d legalizing at the national. busy a weakening it human, they think it, i see it all for the future for, for, for, for you might have to even because of this conduct. yeah, i want to talk to you about the humanitarian lloyd special in just a few moments. a tunnel, but 1st i see is israel actively blocking the delivery of humanitarian aid? my road i

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this is a lot of the u. s. i guess the media. that's so well the fire brand, british politician george galloway, who as of last week is once again the member of parliament. he says he has found himself in the cross has of the countries media and photos, reese and fire exchange with the sky, which made plenty of headlines. now the veteran pro the palestine campaigner is the latest guest on o. rick sanchez, is program direct impact. you can watch it all day either or not, so you. but for now, the preview of the bridge media alleged the i was fighting a bridge problem edge election on garza. i was, but if i was then goes on one, i crushed all the other parties, the government, bob, do the opposition. bob to the 3rd, don't position bob to the full of the position polity. i got more votes than all of them put together. by the way, you talked about what happens to somebody who comes out and says, the kinds of things that you say. but many people are afraid to say, i want to show people what happens to someone who says the kinds of thin

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states with false accusations, using the mazda protects for sanctions of the i q, which is from the u. s. i just an extension of they are usually between each. if the ones to sanction you defy something to say about you and then they use it as a justification of their actions. they never provided evidence. they have never tried in the court of law in a new day of never couldn't beaches in your lisp, waiting includes a slope in fix that people could see was exposed this week when they removed it. so people, it's companies that way of deception. this is anything, but we look for any of the condition of the give those people. it does not show them anything. by the way, they moved the shows that they just do things be suddenly these no mentors it's, it's just co te escalation. if we check to see about with. busy the typical gods showing the terms of. busy the kids or any other kinds of crime that much lower the united states is involved because nobody visit any other country is police if there was short for the should to be. and so the key is not that by this at all. it is human advised that th

u. s. and i spent, the situation for guys is population remains, remains extremely dire. the u. n. is wanting, the assignment that simon in gas is almost inevitable. it's a deliveries don't increase significantly. joe, genuine plain slides have an old and gaza dropping packages of rice, flour, baby, milk, and other essential items. palestinians gather in the ruined streets below, trying to guess where the 8 packages will land as people struggled to feed their families and made israel spite to destroy the militant group by mouth. agencies the cold and drops the measure of last resort. because many drops day to reach those most in need yesterday and the day before they were ed drops and the noise, but some of them the, the reach days were in the communities because of the air. and the wind actually. and so the, the, the distribution is, is not clear for the people. plus, it doesn't reach the old, the, the categories or the people who are still in the north. they've got this trip. the united nations warning of widespread hunger and gauze is guessing more urgent. if something doesn't c

valleys that the ceasefire is live, it's and they also see a growing consensus iron, and it's in the u. s. i heard it from viewed appear in union. not to mention of course, the muslim world, a growing consensus to tell clearly to these values. that's a, in the grounds, evasion of rough uh, goods mean it gets us that all fixed humanity and these offices. and i strongly hope that these consensus that's easy matching the hold of the international community will make israel reflect and the voice. what would be a good emetics catastrophe? aus is 0, is honeywell mode is life from ross at honey. in a moment, i will ask you about what's going on in the gaza strip in terms of the bombardment . i know that has not relented, but we have to address what's going on on a, on a u. n level, which is that through all his just analysis real will now deny access of an want food deliveries to northern gaza. i want to ask you what's going to happen now for the hundreds of thousands of palestinians who live in northern gaza and will not be getting that from the yes sir, with more catastrophic human interior situa

there was a diamond people who so in united themselves, voted and still going to names you j, u. s. i. trinity very important for bottles is started processes as well because they've been top offers for the last wanted us to having a cultural impact. so that has a notarized cards for them, but on the extra, the one which is where this london. so boys even more beautiful and middle center, you know, behind an auditorium montgomery, very live able to in fact, much of the cultural congregations out there. and i used to go and make speeches at oxford, cambridge, lucy, that is spaces present the indian point of view because actually many of them don't understand the industrial, many countries which i'm misunderstood, india, and i show so many basic because actually our point of view is simply not pulled up, know all this and who sent me a perfect of course, i mean, it is an improvement, but oftentimes you should be put up, you know, then otherwise they have their own bias. it's. that's right. so why do they have biases towards india? i think it's a new little history because this he says,

like i was in the don bass regions on this guy very awful in september and, and i saw no u. s. media i saw on the european medias. stand in, wasn't there a mess of dc was not there. fox was not there. we're not getting the reality of what's happening reported in western media that they're happy to send reporters into gaza. they're happy to interview leaders or from us. but when tucker carlson talks to president food, he's vilified as some sort of a traitor. where is the western media on the russian side of the battlefield? giving the truth about the missiles that are hitting bakeries and other civilian targets, causing casualties that the west is simply doesn't report. next we find out why i'm gonna tell you and use a go political group to promote anti fascist ideas. were soon the doctor playing a gig and don't battle stuff. they have devoted most of their lives since to delivering to monetary or short documentary funds that facilitate the sound of read begins in the a g a e the, it's one of the bigger. so i don't remember the bundle of assaulting beautiful, fully the room was

u. s. actually, i don't, i can't stand trump. and so it wasn't a big problem for me to come over here and vote. i voted for buying as i did the last time because i supported him. well, i bought it for donald trump and i did last time also because we really need a business man to get this world straight. travelers is a very horse and individual buddies easily. he knows how to run the country. republican donald trump. eh, because i think he's the best hope we have for getting our country back on track. anybody. but i don't really why is that? he's, he doesn't make the bigger prince if there's a key of these 2 homes. he forgets things from our current president fighting and mostly voting for him because i'm concerned about the state of our democracy. if trump is re elected, i think he would be less likely to start a new let's unpack all of that. we are joined now by the w reporter williams, blue cross. so another dominant night for trump is the fight for the republican nomination basically over now. oh sarah, you and i are here just

you spell us "u-s. i just picked that up. i hope they now go and take a look at the oranges.es of the -- investigation. the beginnings the mueller report i wish covered the oranges. how it started >> so you don't remember saying you have one of the best memories >> i don't remember that >> one of the great memories of all-time it's called like up here gang, boop, this is me i hear bing. if you have a windmill anywhere near your house, congratulations. they say the noise causes cancer you told me that one r-r-r-r. nikki haley is in charge of security nancy pelosi or nancy as i call her. we appreciate it very much, tim apple. did you just see meduro, venez-where -- it's unbelievable you have voter i.d. to buy a loaf of bread. people are flushing toilets 10 times, 15 times ding ding ding ding ding shin pooh god bless the united shates. >> seth: look, i drew an entirely new trump courtroom sketch [ cheers and applause there is obviously no equivalence between these two, either in the way they handled classified documents or in the way their brains function. don't take from it me,

like i was in the don bass regions on ask a very awful in september and, and i saw no u. s. media i saw on the european medias state and it wasn't there and that's nbc was not there. fox was not there. we're not getting the reality of what's happening reported in western media that they're happy to send reporters into gaza. they're happy to interview leaders or from us. but when tucker carlson fox, the president food and he's vilified as some sort of a traitor. where is the western media on the russian side of the battlefield? giving the truth about the missiles that are hitting bakeries and other civilian targets causing casualties that the west is simply doesn't report. next we find out why on the tell you in musical political grid to promote anti fascist ideas were so dr. playing a gig and don't pass that they have devoted most of their lives since to delivering humanitarian aids or short document tree from the salt aids assigned to read. you can send the the, [000:00:00;00] the, the wires and why in this country. what if i give birth? plenty of the store in this they sh

but at the same time, the u. s. i still being, i started slightly cautious and then use of language in this resolution. and now we've also had the problem, essentially of russia. could russian now be the obstacle because they want, they want the resolution actually demands an immediate cease that demands us the spot. so i'm, i'm kind of cautious now, not only do the us, you know, the us might think they might get best, but now i'm worried that brushing might come in and say, well, this is not adequate. this is not, you know, sufficient in terms of actually getting assessed by me. yes. i mean are there, give it was mentioning is report there and i think that there's another resolution is good to be put forward by 8 member. yeah, i'm states i and i, which is going to be again voted on, which does call for an immediate cease fire, which is something that russia, as you were talking about is, is willing to deal with and support. is there a we're constantly looking for, so anything to move the story on when it comes to the

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like i was in the don bass regions on this very awful in september and, and i saw no u. s. media i saw on the european medias. stand in, wasn't there in mississippi. see, was not there. fox was not there. we're not getting the reality of what's happening reported in western media that they're happy to send reporters into gaza. they're happy to interview leaders or from us. but when tucker carlson fox, the president food and he's vilified as some sort of a traitor. where is the western media on the russian side of the battlefield? giving the truth about the missiles that are hitting bakeries and other civilian targets causing casualties that the west assembly doesn't report. then bob, i know thursdays have expelled the mission of the us agency for international development from the country. washington as quote to move on just a side came in usaid stuff over. so the assessment of democracy, human rights of governance in zimbabwe expulsion came shortly off. the washington slots functions on the african nations top officials, including the president, his press secretary slams

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like i was in the don bass regions on this guy very awful in september and, and i saw no u. s. media i saw on the european medias. stand in wasn't there, invest in dc. was not there. fox was not there. we're not getting the reality of what's happening reported in western media that they're happy to send reporters into gaza. they're happy to interview leaders or from us. but when tucker carlson fox, the president food and he's vilified as some sort of a traitor. where is the western media on the russian side of the battlefield? giving the truth about the missiles that are hitting bakeries and other civilian targets causing casualties that the west is simply doesn't report. all right, next we bring you perhaps the most heated going underground episode of all time. those option on american or 3rd island, durst of its go head to head over against stop and try to have the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the i'm action or tenancy and welcome back to going underground, broadcasting all around the world from the middle east, 24 hours ahead of israel's plan deadline for prisoner re

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so the, the timing of my resignation reflects the fact that i did it, i owed an obligation to the u. s. government i received an arabic scholarship and so i owe the government a year. so on on, on the 300 and 65th day i handed in my resignation. i also thought about resigning sooner, but also my, my team is involved in the human rights reports and it's, it's a very labor intensive process. and so i wanted to also make sure that we had, we'd completed that work before i left. and you have made this decision at a great personal cost resigning publicly from the us state department while that supports one of the most brutal was of odd times. why was the southern portion for you? why was that risk worth taking fees? um i think the, sorry i the main reason is that i have a daughter and she's too very young. but if, if in the future she were to ask me about what i did as this has happened 8. i just, i want her to know that i didn't stay silent. um, i, i, i, i just, i don't think i could i, i couldn't continue to watch what was happening and just keep going to work every day. israel says it ha

ready the weapons, if the width of the us is something that i use for that's a u k, a u. s. on other kinds of the we know we have no excuse on why they keep sending guns. if they said was already gone, then i have 4 comments in general, said that when he becomes companies. and so at this point that we have to do something else apart from completing up our from the mundane seats far they need to stop funding the war. they need to stop as something goes. and i'm this long term, of course, once they sort of, if, if the decision is taken by the i to g is probably gonna be the general sites that are be long term implications for the problem is fairly small to become an item. but just as easy, because the last part of that, regardless of other decisions by the court or by the end of the national security council, even 2016 in the us, both at the very bottom of the state. but both of the favor of finalizing the settlements, nothing happens if things up for a 7 and below that the base of the settlements are the worst publish, or the answer they were confiscated. the increase so to wh

i mean, this clear words know and for more keywords by the u. s. site that it needs to be more 8 coming in that the, that we need to have and a ceasefire. and the question is, what's about, how is us acting on this talks and say, i mean we have at the same time, we have all this talk. but at the same time, of course, the biggest military assistance for the you all and discuss that will come soon as the so there's a lot of leverage to you as has which you didn't use yet. and we are hearing from the office of benjamin at yahoo that on friday israels spite chief david or new york will travel to guitar to secure a gauze a ceasefire that would include a hostage release. when do you hear that cream? would you say that this indicates that things are moving that, that we are looking at possible progress? yes, absolutely. but the, because we don't know the details, but the know so what the sticking points, i think the main sticking point is facing the this an agreement that's for 6 weeks ceasefire. and for the release of 40 is a host interest in exchange f

i mean to be honest, i think the bad thing, i mean the us government will probably not allow that. um, you know, uh, bite the ends might sell its a u. s. a company, i think that's probably, i mean for me you have to imagine. but we know that the owner of the, i mean that the subdivision in the us um that of tick tock, the owner has basically, uh set that he wants to fight all legal means. and he also said that, you know, it puts a lot of, um, uh, us drops at risk and also the billions of dollars that, um, you know, uh, the smaller the us, uh, a shop owners can generate with um, a tick tock. so i think they will be very fighting until the last ended, but not try to accept it. um, you know, the, the, the build up and i think you can see that in, in the us. that's a real flaw. so it takes a lot of time, a lot of effort to, you know, and a lot of public debate until this, this, the system can get through. i mean, if it, for example, when facebook up and to, there was no public decision that was just, you know, over night it was spent. so you see the key a discrepancy here. you have to show this is a worth it in a very strong american beli

but i think vis mom on showcase that the pressure is the stair and the u. s. is willing to the ships. uh uh they have their position, not because they believe in that kind of costs, but because of the pressure both by, by the global community, which i think it's, it makes us more isolate. they empty. post a jo, paradise, it's literacy. and it could be, become more as i saw if you're nice, uh, if the, you know, the issue is to become growing when it comes to a, you know, a pen change in the region and i've been a big restaurant and also timeout which kind of in the hall academy of the u. s. seems to be cited with the global uh, sound or global community. so in that sense, i think this can be kind of a wake up call for us to always look at their national interest, or were, you know, the sort of interest in, in a sense that they need to keep a, you know, rationality and also if you many bodies then because this felicia is not about israel, this thing is all about making sure that there isn't any body of 8 going on for you guys. uh so, so, so i think that's what th

i owed an obligation to the u. s. government. i received an arabic scholarship and so i owe the government a year. so on, on, on the 300 and 65th day i handed in my resignation. i also thought about resigning sooner, but also my, my team is involved in the human rights reports. and it's, it's a very labor intensive process. and so i wanted to also make sure that we had, we'd completed that work before i left. and how has, you know, america support for as well affected your work and the region? it was already difficult. um, you know, american credibility on standing up for human rights in the middle east was hardly spotless to say the least. however, um, it has become incredibly more difficult in the aftermath of october 7th. whether it's that and using the region, we're not willing to engage with us any longer or it would just put them in a much greater risk. now then, and then in the past. so it just the us as lost all credibility on, on trying to advocate for human rights, or even those individuals who would meet with us would b

so i would say the u. s. probably does the most, you can just look on tv. i think it's also people. unfortunately, i hate to say this, but people judge you in the u. s. based on your seats, you know, uh, but in, in places and other places like in some, some countries of europe. or, you know, places, at least, i mean, i'm originally from loving on. cuz it's different when i go there, i don't know, but i'm looking to see that it's not the same. so it's cultural. now, some places where culturally it's acceptable to have spaces. as a matter of fact, i have patients. i've seen patients when they were to say, i want to straighten, but i want to leave a space in between my front teeth. i want to keep that space and that's culturally acceptable to them. so the, the other thing is it depends on the regions, the social economic status of the person. these also play play a role. so, but i think the us, they do aspects the prize for a more, the straightening. so maybe some other places like brazil, how or heavy on cosmetic dentistry? i know maybe a south korea, maybe japan. thank you so much dr.

so i would say the u. s. probably does the most, you can just look on tv. i think it's also people. unfortunately, i hate to say this, but people judge you in the u. s. based on your seats, you know, but and, and places and other places like in some, some countries of europe or, you know, places in the middle east. i mean, i'm originally from loving on because it's different when i go there, i don't know, but i'm looking to see that it's not the same. so it's cultural. i know some places uh where culturally it's acceptable to have spaces. as a matter of fact, i have patients, i've seen patients when they were to say, i want to straighten, but i want to leave a space in between my front teeth. i want to keep that space and that's culturally acceptable to them. so the, the other thing is it depends on the regions, the social economic status of the person. these also play play a role. so, but i think the us do aspects the prize for a more specific rating. so maybe some other places like brazil, how or heavy on cosmetic dentistry? uh, i know maybe a south korea, maybe japan. thank you so

i really very good to go to go, go in the kitchen, the message of the u. s embassy, i for the user must do a sort of splendid muscle do say that they have received the defined demo munition and that they would begin the process of the withdrawal. so i don't, well wait on to see when i got waived why it wouldn't be for me to maybe we throw in a there would want to be interested you or can i just put the points you perhaps are audience are, are thinking at this stage. why does washington sick to keep so many trips in so many different parts of the world? what do they get from it? you'll see the whole thing is, is number one is the protection of the dollar. because they're back to the global i ever see. and also router, so see how much more on this it also says i what power of the manufacturing and go through the supply chain on the ship. i mean do what? uh, the more shows are the areas where blowing through. so if you pull the show on the us military in this area, they are telling me to show that i turned in the, the, i got our team to have security exchange w

i didn't, and the i'm, the investigator of the u. s. went to the for ministry for them to minister laptop. they had a conversation because all the end due to that time was due. i don't know what i think a lot of them are gone. they are now, you know, has to leave because they are mingling in the presidential election and also in the russia itself, that education system to cool. so how come a resolution? so this all together and a warning from the u. s. embassy and of course older being countries also made a warning like you gave of metal and 0 of anita whole european union. and this is, you know, when they get to get the warning light that i think uh, 1st of all that's comes to mind is that it's broken down the course. it's to a certain point. it's broke again. but now we see the last days when they speak about the world, the time it was apparently not broke again, because i cannot imagine that this terrible or a tech, if it is, or a tech. but we suppose that is that it only comes from the s b u. we all know that the s b, u is in coord

u. s. one, i witness the scribe defense stroke. a city hall in moscow where terrorist opened fire leaving over a 100 casualties of at least 40 dead. this is what was witness. it's a choice. we're small some. yeah. for us going round, especially outcome systems that we could see, jen michelle in the last the whole thing is considerably around currently at the 4 door through should i used to. one of the service rep is usually on the back door virtual is, is she on the left hand side much 5 of them. the more i knew that she had it was a 100. so it was today's the 3rd and from the relation. and besides, we use this old show who can to use it outside the word crap, but we make sure we're doing it didn't sound very serious. thank your gunshots and screams, get us, cause of we're okay. it says, uh what i'm telling you. as i've heard this from a friend, which is that over time i live across the, from the city to, from, from the city question to the state. if it's more sort of gave when they started to see. ready people that have been off f

u. s. and i was also explains to build a flow to port in gaza to get 8 into the street by c n cent equipment, as well as 1000 of us military to do that. but this mission is even more due because as the pentagon says, it will take up to 60 days to finish the works. while it's clear gases cannot wait that long. they need to eat and drink. now, so lend, roads are essential, and this is what the u. n also confirms vi a land. this remains, the optimal solution is easier. it's foster, it's cheaper, particularly if we know that we need to sustain unity on the systems to thousands for a long period of time. and of course, i've spoken to the importers of opening additional crossings. aid should arrive by our students, but also other crossings. and i've also addressed prospects that i see when it comes to an opening of what is called the jordan land route, which offers the prospects of 100 districts pretty over 6 days. 6 days of the week . air and sea is not a substitute for land and nobody says otherwise.

she knew o s u n s i a bunch and actually a code on the 7th of march. uh, but some 16 days ago. and she was that time the president gave it much and all that you know, security forces and they hate so well, you know, so security agencies to ensure that these students have fried in good time and induct and in the hours of to do finally at least may be uh, by the, by the doctors. and of course it took a lot of, uh, but you know, uh, engage men's way in which the person directed that money should not be involved. and the money was not involved in this operation. are you saying no answer was paid, sir? no one was paid because of the president and yes they did that and some will not be paid because uh the government believed that the story is those engaged in such kind of emails. ok, should not be you ordered by. oh so sorry. no, it looks like you're jumping into for no, it's no ransom was paid. what compelled, the abductors to release all the students in their captivity. why do you know there are many things that can be done in the back channel, such as what the details but the deta

c need support from the i like he cannot, it's if this is the u. s. cannot achieve that all by themselves. i think it's also a given take relationship. it's not that easy just to step out of nato, and yet ralph um, there are plans that were put together by a think tank that is known to be advising. trump, that refer to a door meant that you know, saving, you wouldn't necessarily have to pull the us out of the alliance. he could simply, for instance, recall the supreme allied commander who is always an american, or he could perhaps simply stop contributing money. yes, but we'll just have to see what's gonna happen if he's in office. we just look back in history. when he, when he told the world that he will talk to and see me on the rocket man and north korea. and then what happened after all, the north square shot more missiles in, into the ocean than ever before after the talks. so he stayed there. i don't believe at this time of the day with what kind of an arguments you would be able to a to, to achieve his goals without his a lice. gentlemen, mean