will israel exist as a rule in 50 as time after a u. k. u. s. a u um genocide, that doesn't have to scar across the whole humanity is rouse, existence is questioned in a new book, the killing of gaza reports on the catastrophe. the was a long time call them missed, it is really newspaper har, ets is gideon levy, he joins me again now from tel aviv gideon, thank so much for coming on one an amazing book is you be on any national curriculum so far. it is the definitive book of the genocide i'll get play before we get to to is rounds existence some. tell me about what m is. you call him and you, i read columns is telling you about guys that when he gets through to you on the phone in the past few days, perhaps this week, even thank you for having been pros, the phone and service president will be here a. m a is an old friend of mine who took me around in does a full g as in years. it was a really good, very, very than trying to. they are there. and they last seen the or the mental fix these that i was quite afraid to call him because i was afraid t

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u. u. k. and us, or do you think it's possible that all too many and if they're not killed by the 20th of january, trump has promised to lift the old military supply restrictions that the trump is going to go for. it's even harder. he's being criticizing netanyahu, or he's being criticizing all the ghost, harrison genocide, joe for not supplying enough leaves or weaponry to wipe off the palestinians. no, why don't we search often? they are the result. these are pointed with so on. so much hopes ran back. obama came to power. we're going to show that g really, really change their bodies hills. they were not. it says so these right. and human wisdom, not only did the didn't happen. he just doesn't ship or the 82 is when the program is dangerous. well, i have a problem was they were just totally uncle issue. i mean is i is look for knowing what advice of united states is, look for on one request of the united states and stay in goods ever seeing cause no limits or goals. and this brings me to many question box and the full, i don't see the drum really changing the distribution of supporting is learn more than any other country in the world. was a big question, mark is really use the most negative place in the one on the south. so much money from that. thanks. american. thank spam, but that's the american business of my business. my business is that this is cool. there's been a drawer in process, right. to add is as far as its own, it would try and since and mistakes and the united states is not doing kids and i have no answer. why. i mean, the american speaker most certainly thinks that they are strong is way none of them is implemented. and stay that it just continue for us and then the president of the station of the station to support is right. like, no other country without any conditions. i agree and the magic. and of course, the american excuses. oh, it's the terrorism. you say in the book, the way of terra is the only way open to the palestinians to fight for the future. only when the bullets fly, the knives striking the rockets boom, do people remember that there is another people here with a terrible problem that must be resolved. i do expect even the, even though with regard to the so called excess of resistance, the tara will continue a new generation is being born this year of those who will try to destroy israel in the upcoming months and years. this is going to be seeing the role of the young people that does that. they're really seeing that we have a feel good. can they feel that is that any human being who can for goods, what is live done to them? think about they, they should that who are voting for these 3 and it shows that who are less or to no, no, no one trauma dies. many times also have the kit to do the horrible additions for this thing that we can use them forever when they turn to their own should say . and now is can be of the substrate will receive more. so he's trying to use a complaining about a 0 and the word is listening care for today's complain. i don't know that the finish of their own, but if, if i know why it is killing civilians and civilians, damaging civilians is really, is a much bigger a fall switch to. so may civilians in this low and before so organizational territories and told the open question, who is the terrorize and what is the people to they really drive them by the student dr. davis, what's ever they tried most labors as to when they applied to the security council . it's called the commodities to when they flies and the initial cold of just these, these labels as you go to when they apply to a boy to these rare is called economy codes here. so what is, can they do? i mean, except to is throwing dry sunday is really soldiers and, and then they hosting them and their host was coffee and but now what, what else can i do in order to get them on the steps for, for a few patients which is so the pool to which is supported by the war in actual smoking? no, generally i don't think so, but the nations and which is fine. doesn't show any size of intention to put an end to this page. what else can they do? accept of really exploding, exploding mentally and exploding physics. it's all the same, but i don't see any other options for them. it's a lot of good. as nelson mandela said, to emphasize the use of atrocities even against the south african communist party at the time, out as the effective, october, 7th, being to destroy israel from the inside of not only you can all make believe is obviously the mass emigration out of israel. the jewish people have left the country, but is it destroying itself also in terms of free speech, i understand your newspaper high reps has been sanctioned just in the past few days . yeah, i surprise, surprise people so that we will be able to remain this labor of democracy for jules, while we are doing all those at joseph is in the west bank and gaza and also to the is there anybody stand still there? but his students always very citizens or they believe under certain kinds of about the end result. this framework in this context isn't really remained a member of the so came the last few years, even before the war. when this government came into power, the last one which is the most racist broadway. but if i head and believe me the, the age of these, it will be the most racist government here because the start of this claim for these fame and privately so. but in any case, this one has no doubt is the most racist government he had. and now this government is not only a new ink and tom rates, or is it but a scene? yes, they want to change them or something good. maybe clear. so it should be gave them a listen to them carefully. we should see what happened in hungary, ambrose. we imagine, you know, in a many other countries i would be styled and where did it leave? and we are exemption in the same process and those limbo and his range of so probably about the democracy, this feline the john good as they likes to go to we, they surprise very sort of and that we make up to a defense reality. so yes, i isn't proven in june is waiting there. sure thing. so golden does this thing. so gold i still gain total for the whole stage, but i know very where the contact is for wanted. and i know very well that if this we continue enjoying the service or an over as well, john was jewish or not in the european union or britain obviously would be accused of elegy semitism. if the and they wrote, even some of the headlines evaluates over the past few months. our is riley's watching on social media. what is happening in gaza? are they not watching what the rest of the world is watching? and they're not able to they can what she thinks they want, nothing is learning media because these are recruited and since around $32.00, as for the patient right now to avoid the scene. so guys, uh, you know, the, to use the us and read this and not above it. but if you are very interested, you can obviously easily photo what's going on and goes up like i do like, anyone can do. probably nice that it's not like to meet you guys doing something which eh, but this, it points, it's quite a few of us know this. explain the older ones. they don't want to know. first, they didn't want it, you know, full dictates the bogo to page and they don't want to know about it contained this very moment. and now they don't want to know and just think about the, the physical scouts of the punishment of the mess. kidding, didn't go so they don't want to know about the dancing because you don't think it might be might makes you uncomfortable and who wants to be concerned about sleep? i don't know, he doesn't exist. and then also is much easier to affect the owner, but don't blame the decision to so the whole thing is the same, the semi did you know? no one's going going goes up. oh, can you blame those for social from what's going on in? got the nobody said never by the guess. so you've created and bought the image is ready to go. first them says alter disconnected from where the t living unit told the environment that what you're writing. the book about roger watch is a friend of the show, the founder, pink floyd, weeping of gaza. that you say a great man of conscience. to the surprise you that in the european union in the united states and britain, there are so few artists that are daring to even speak about genocide in your region. our region. i'm not surprised because they know how strong is the pro israeli machinery, the process these low bees, the joy shelby's and the game feeling. so, and this what is valuable to taking those just if i get feelings. and unfortunately, people like roger, my dear friend, why really in my door was a man and i was so great for me to get to know him from very close for a few years. uh, quite a few years now. but he is really outstanding and, and then a great exception. i knew how well they don't tell you the price is to pay for it. i will do both trade, even though i must tell you that these laws towards the world was as much as i know there was very successful. so you can stand for your principles for your morality, and still be accepted by very big service in the district. this well to lower than college who don't dare to say, well 200 saying, well the rest of the world is against you, arguably does the point, the rise of bricks and so on. so i suppose finally i go to ask you, and it's a question. you posing the book will, is rail, exist in the matter of 50 is as you say, is in, in the book. does it look like that israel, the whole is ready, project is coming to an end of those to nobody to possible. if i ask to 0 to any other country in the us, and i sing the source on the about the is the question is know which is linux is the question is what kind of is what really? and the only 2 possibilities are they will be. and above date states, it's low, always we'd be a democracy. it might turn into a price, they found them and police the religious nation, at least. and obviously have been kept by a fisher about that is the, is the word religion go on to the 1st time of its history into a real democracy in which in quarantine, when the israelis for that to be slowed them over soon though the quantity and the quarter g is the biggest contribution between these well ends that i did as a group for the going to use what is ever seen except of the quote for all the people who buy the the so as you get in larry, thank you. i think it's still hostile, i think it's always a pleasure. that's it for the show. gideon's new book, beginning of guys, a ripple. it's on the catastrophe as i've now i've continued condolences to those surviving the u. k. u s. u, i'm genocide here in this region. where we back on monday when it's when he's ready for the socialist u. s. presidential candidate who oppose the genocide but failed to be drawn to the white house until then keep in touch with the social media. if it's on the sense of your country and head to a general going on the warranty, the hon, they'll come to watch new and old episodes of going underground. so you monday, the what's the use of done he's by all means so is only because part of human duty and crisis of all types, like we're talking about almost 26000000 a beat for flaws interiors needs. and you know, i'm talking about 12000000 displays. we are talking about 9 really in tutoring, outside of the schools. my d. n. a students uh, both combined municipal executives, if you will have the uh, the, the codes in the way of seeing katy and crisis news . 1941. the radical right wing style show will be nice ation.

i continued condolences to those of iving, the u. k. u s e. i am genocide here in this region will be back on monday again with the the most expensive files go publish and that's how you'd be. the more analysis on the future of the usa, on the world of to the historic election wind of the 47th you as president donald j . trump, until then. even touched by the social media is not sensitive in your country. and i do i channel going on around tv on rumble, dot com to watch and you know, the episodes of going undergrad. so you monday the, the, our family is one of many families across squan who's i'm festal. lans were taken from them after world war 2, around 2 thirds of the island was actually seized by the us after the war. we are domestically a part of the united states, right? we, we, we operate within the system of government. but we are not privy to negotiations with other government entities being united states has never really acknowledge the fact that we are a colonial people. national security has never been about us. it's national secur

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i continued condolences to those of iving, the u. k. u s e. i am genocide here in this region will be back on monday again with the most expensive files go publish them. that's how you'd be. the more analysis on the future of the usa, on the world of to the historic election, wind of the 47th us president donald j. trump, until then even touched by the social media is not sensitive in your country. and how do i channel going on around tv on rumble, dot com to watch and you know that besides off going undergrad, so you monday the the what else shows they just don't you have to safe house after care and engagement equals the trail when so many fund themselves will depart. we choose to look for common ground, the the in the headlines, despite west and attendance to suppress all world care at all t. we are expanding and reaching new milestones in africa. well that's coming straight from our editor in chief margarita symbol. yeah, and that the russia, africa ministerial for iran, it rejects the us claims of what's behind an electric lot to assassin

and then of course, the homeless, the daily u. k. u. s. a u, i'm bombing if i around syria and the human. but given that you mention that the important thing is to concentrate on domestic infrastructure and just rebuilding the basic of some kind of society after decades of clinton, bush obama. by them, the liberalism will the military industrial complex just go, okay. you're going to to and should swords into plowshares. we don't have a problem with this plan. uh, because your manufacturing base right now is all to lockheed martin and raphael and northrop grumman and the general dynamics. and the rest of them went on advertising people to sell their short shares of. i had asked us whether you will that military in industrial intelligence community neccessary speaker is capital intensive. it's not labor intensive. it's all about the bells and whistles of, of the national defense infrastructure at. but you know, you have to look at what's happening domestically about as you can just right now since about $20.00 a year. uh no so called defens

u. k, from amazon dot u k. and then you're going to see litigation. you're going to see people being perhaps injustice and other booksellers. i bet so much you've written about over the decades. i uh, you know, i would love to ask you about the gods a genocide, but um, immigration, in the short time we have left, you written about how it leads to use integration. so a bit about the use of most and we use of immigrant labor from us and raise in the past. how. how important is it from a left perspective uh, to talk about the trump agenda in terms of the fact that immigration is used by powerful leads a note for good reasons, not for anything good. so i'm not sure i understand your question. i apologize. you've written about um, immigrants use as most maurice for the military industrial complex in the united states. but how does that fit in with the a trump, i mean, you can hear it all on the so called liberal media or in the united states that the immigration, this is just racist, the policies of the trump administration. but actually, there are more com

little countries that, uh, you know, u k, u k is a bass the case at once. thanks a stickle, an empire. you know what i mean? it's now the tiny island that it was when it 1st came to be like, this is a multi polar. well, that we're seeing a rising now, you know, one of the old, i'm by the way, oh yes or no. the wednesday and i read sweep with the republicans, taking the presidency on the senate. well, still holding the house. do you think that's concerned that the the might be too much power shifting to the ground on the policy know east you see i am, you know, she couldn't stop. moses moses couldn't stop the red sea here. uh cuz they flooded the entire country and the democratic party is responsible. i live in a neighborhood that says the guy who 2nd the house. now he was a king jeffries who support him. so he's a man who supported our policy and god, and our ballad custody towards the ron and the war in ukraine. this is a black man that comes to look for neighborhood. and he's a democrat. and so many other democrats the same way. so they got to blow back f

u. s. u k charges fav. if the u. s. over the decision not to expedite consumers today, pools 2022. westminster magistrates quote, formerly issued extra dykes and some 8 weeks later you. okay. secretary pretty patel signed off from the the in june of 2023 london side court just as jonathan swift rejected 2 separate applications made by a strangers lawyers to appeal his extradition. striking down all submitted grounds at the time of his from holdings. julian saunders is still being detained in definitely in solitary confinement in that marsh prison. while he's legal to continue to appeal on his p off. oh, the most people have heard of him in relation to the swedish trump of rainbow allegations and it's really important to to debunk them to explain the role of the media in mischaracterizing the case and treating us for your campaign. the, the swedish case she's the one of the most anomalous crime investigation i have ever seen as a do it. and then these 2 women went to the police for having juliana sense testing for sexual

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i'll continue condolences to those brief by u. k. u. s. u, i'm genocide will be back with the brand new episode on saturday until then keep in touch while i social media. if it's not sensitive, we will country and i to a channel going under, guaranteed billing rumbled or come to what's new and old episodes are going underground. sees after the the the rabbit collapse of the ottoman empire gave the arabs hope for independence. but the colonial power, so their future differently. great britain and france agreed on the seizure of the air of lands under the guise of the so called mandate of the league of nations. this bible play caused a particular indignation in a rack, which was to get under the control of the british. in may 1921 rest with claim for independence broke out, both assuming and that she took part in it. soon the rallies turned into a real uprising against the invaders. more than 130000 people took up arms. britons urgently began to transfer reinforcements to a rack and used aircraft radius war. secretary winston churchill birds

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u. s. u k. in february 1945 as a result of the us as almost a language because the soviet union, we came to the ends of west ukraine and western bella roost, poland. it seems to 1920 and the sides because there's but then you don't do much to businesses medium. all of us pushing, i'm going to need to get a minute is up and running his voice. our goal is to push that they go to, i'm sure to make sure you get my new control more as or to finish the more frustrating air pressure level. but i'm a scheduled task. find out a little more to ship a city where you and the boyfriend a history because the history, the the breaking the zone of the most cases. it will retaliate to the cabs attack them to me. saul attack on the course of the region. 10 rockets have been shut down, was spring massaged, squinted several surfaces and comments in a defense way to create new forces. those 2 strikes in the caps and region 1st chasing a civilian box with the move to floss. kidding for. and then targeting the same lo

u. k and europe is 3 times larger, the between the u. k. and the us taking as a block, the u is the you case, largest overall trade post and accounting for 43 percent of trade. while the us is britain, the single largest trade pump that with more than $388000000000.00 worth of goods and services. this year, the u. k. could face the almost $28000000000.00 hit to its exports. if trump imposes a blanket 20 percent tariff on all imports, according to new analysis by the university of sussex is to us for inclusive trade policy. well, research as of aston university in england, estimated the between 20212023 annual u. k. exports of goods to the you was 17 percent low of them. they would have been had brakes that never happened. joining us from colchester in the u. k as how it read. he's the director of land, but economics and the full chief economist at the institute for public policy research, good time, you with this? how does the okay really have to make this choice between the us or the yours, the governor of the bank of england, right. what h

u. k. government and the u. k. parliament is abundantly aware of what is happening to the palestinian people and that it is the as rarely states and these writing in a treaty that is perpetrating that pods. okay, dr. james smith, thank you for your time and emergency doctor who's been to garza to work that this okay, let's turn to the netherlands and sit down. the city council has been holding an emergency section to discuss the stays valid and confrontations involving funds from and is there any football clubs that one more rides on monday nights tensions remain high in the city? police have made several more risk connected to the violence last week. that's when it's rarely football fans chance in racist slogans against arabs and burned. the palestinian flag is rarely funds what then beach and leaving at least 5 people inches of sky. so the latest developments with steph bass and she joins us now from to them. so this is a situation that continues to develop. dr. authorities may have hoped that the line would ha

u. s. u k. judges. in favor of the us went over to the decision to expedite to search the april 2022. westminster magistrates quote, formerly issued the extra dykes and some 8 weeks later. you. okay. and the secretary pretty patel. sign goes from the, the in june of 2023 london side court just as jonathan swift rejected 2 separate applications made by a st. just lawyers to appeal is extradition. striking down all submitted grounds at the time it says from holdings, julia saunders is still being detained in definitely in solitary confinement, in belmont prison. while he's legal to continue to appeal on his p off. uh, the most people have heard of him in relation to the swedish trump of rape allegations. and it's really important to to debunk them to explain the role of genea in mischaracterizing the case and treating us for your campaign. the, the swedish case choose one of the most anomalous crime investigation i have ever seen as a do, and that is to women, went to the police for having julie in a sense, testing for sexually transmitted illness. the evidence was really manufactured and it turned out to be complete distortion of the actual situation where 2 women wanted him to get an h. i v test not to have him prosecuted in any way and they were distraught that he was being persecuted. the public understanding of these days was started by the people couldn't understand what was really going on the u. n. a special report that on thought took need semester. the leads there's big swedish, so he was able to read the preliminary investigation documentation and to expose at the least for the, the c violation some due process including active my new police and not very dense. the case was open in 2000 and then is closing 2000 fair enough to size these for reopening 201010 that the see shelly open for 6. yes. when he was finally question in november 2016, and the may 2017. the prosecute. the young me close the investigation and dismiss the case. and then when do nothing, was that arrested in april 2019, a new swedish prosecute to reopen the case, but of course, and it was already, there was no case at all. so she closed the investigation once and football and the november 2019. and the when notice charges, you know, this case was disappearing many of the investigation dugeon was never ever charged for a. and i can assure you that if they have an added dense they could have made deputy ch

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i mean, you look at the u, the u. k. government and kissed alma on the defense guidelines. a, they think openly, quoting him very dirty names, bashing him in public. and now they've got a kind of thought to, to cases, feet, so to speak. why are you are p and politicians so terrified of a trump presidency? uh, they don't want to have any changes. so is kamala and with the by the new was clear and which direction it goes. but now it's a little bit unclear of what's, what will happen in the future. will you solve the problem in ukraine, or will he have context with a israel force? he has good concepts. was this threat of, of how he will solve these problems? what will happen with china and all these questions are unknown for the german or, or european politicians and the various that makes them furious. what will happen in the future? well, that's open and fully back to the top of the, the the rest of the group up just to do your best to, to get them, which is, which is one. because the us that the commissioner to do with it to be so many of those insurance, which is, which is

u. s. u k. front will be ready to start in, so that take place not least by logical security counties. and i think there's a much, much, much more likely than any kind of need to arrangement. ukraine has already entered into biological security agreements with 27 of its allies. they pledge long term support for ukrainian self defense, by providing assistance to boost ukraine's military capabilities on shore up ukraine's economy and governance. but they do not contain any commitments to come to ukraine's defense with the deployment of armed forces in response to future russian aggression. over more of this, we can talk about if i raise party a, who's a political consultant and former nato strategic policy planner properties. ukraine desperately wants to join nato and nato did declare in 2008 that ukraine will become a member. is that even a remote possibility, any more i think it's uh, clearly among most of the commentators, but also decision makers has to be come to nato membership to one and only solution to uh, properly finish this war and give you credit. and that kind of guarantees

u. s. u k. special relationship. maybe all this new found warm that they're feeling right now for trump is just the heat from the very notion of a much wanted us britain trade deal under a president. trump. already growing up in smoke. my colleagues saskia taylor spoke with george galloway worker's party in britain leader and former m p. who says if donald trump enters the white house, do print in conflict and may be resolved in the near future. what's the difference if harris wins on his trump wins? oh they'll be a considerable difference. i'm not sure of the difference domestically for the american people, but for the world they'll be a significant difference on the most important of those is that trump is committed to ending the war in your grade and doing the power, the endless summer vention all these landscape click and do you have uh, ending the stream or money on web presence and diplomatic political cover for so the most significant reason for her enjoys seeing the disease allowed us, which does look to be on the cost is the least $1.00 of the 3 potential last points of world war 3 will be rumors, was trump and harris, a pretty much committed to ensuring support for as well. i mean, it was on the trump that the capital of his route was unit actually to clad to missouri some. so what, what do you think with that ulta anyway? nothing new offers course of action. if trump what to take the home. well, it depends which donald trump we're talking about. if it's the one who closed his campaign in michigan by saying that the war had to end before he took office on the 28th of january, is that the war must stall? no, she said repeatedly to out to do make sure here. then that would be very in color. if it's the trauma, that was the big chart, all the big role law, the monday when you see this is angel soon, for example, with a $100000000.00 to donald from stanford. if it's the donald trump, the bowers, straight to her, then that would be bad news. but i always put it this way. don't talk about what donald trump might be on gaza. talk about was, how do i have is, is there is at least the possibility that trump will do something different. there is no possibility whatsoever. that cabinet had us would do anything different about the candidates, we're still making lost its efforts for votes, right up until the final hours of their campaigns. terrorist attempted to surprise her supporters with unexpected phone calls, but something didn't quite add up. well, allegedly speaking to some of her voters, the incumbent vp proudly showed off her phone screen, but it seemed she was simply talking to herself. as our camera app was clearly open . social media, users were quick to jump on, harris speculating. she wasn't fact only pretending to be on the line. as the and c workers handed her several different phones for an apparent publicity stunts among the whirlwind of insults and finger pointing in this presidential race, it could be all too easy to overlook. the real issues that actually matter to people that's led to political lines being blurred as many citizens forego, traditional party affiliations to put across in the box of the candidate that speaks to them. and some of washington's big bees aren't happy. that votes they once took for granted, aren't there anymore for more on that. here's ortiz, we're going to cost right. but i think the last used to have a clear separation between it's 2 main parties. the democrats and republicans will, over the past decades, the blues don't keys, represented liberalism, globalism, peace and social welfare. the right that the focus on the other hand, have traditionally been conservative pushing for nationalism and the aggressive foreign policy end of the market. somewhere along the way, however, those lines gall blurred, old school democrats have been against war, at least the principal. i opposed to warner racks on the beginning. it was a flawed strategy that diverted attention and resources away from hunting down or some of been latins terrorist networks. and since then too often, the presidents are racked policies have worse and americans security. today they are the ones screaming allow this one that comes to army as well. and ukraine. we must have ukraine in a approved can. we must do it quickly. the simple truth is that their battle is our battle. if they lose american fluids, democrats used to call out the republicans, will their aggressive war policies which included sports or should have had the option of everything up and to and including waterboard. and i think you ought to have all of those capabilities on the table. so a guy that's big cheney, i mean, thank god, the last administration didn't listen to him at the end. fix cheney, here's to be the vice president and also the arkansas behind americas. most horace invasions over rock end of scans thought it was criticized and even hates. it was the democrats for those brutal wars, one of which had in some a split census, but all is forgiven. now it seems as long as he says, those magic words against, from in our nation is 246 year history. there is never been an individual that was a great, a threat to our republic. and donald trump, he tried to steal the last election using lies and violence to keep himself in power after the voters had rejected. he's a coward, a real man wouldn't live that who supports the losses election any last big. i know it knows that the down, i think most republicans know his, our lives is a former republican congresswoman who completely shares her father's ideology and has also made a u turn to the point. she's now campaigning for the democrats and the crowds. don't see a problem, help us write the ship of our democracy. so that history will save us with our time of testing came, we did our duty and we prevailed, because we loved our country more. and now the and now it is my great honor to introduce you to our vice president and the next president of the united states. pamela harris, the but there is a catch. the spies, the diverse appeal of the democrats to voters, of all faiths and nationalities. it seems that once you have a chain, the on board, people get nervous, and security is that vigilance when arab muslims are in the crowd and was actually sitting down city, some emails on my phone when i was not even engaged in any conversation with anyone . someone, the lady came to me and said, can you follow me please? and when we went to the door, i found 2 police officers waiting for me there. and sitting in me, if i did leave, they would both put me in the back of t

u. s. u k. special relationship, maybe oldest new found born that they're feeling right now for trump is just the heat from the very notion of a much wanted us britain trade deal under a president. trump, already growing up in smoke. let's cross live to say, so university professor a college a but all fee joining goes live from gemini, thanks for your time. really appreciate it. so it hasn't been say, you know, it's, it's unusual because domestic issues generally tend to dominate the american elections. that but to what extent do you think this particular vote is going to be influenced by the middle east and conflicts is according to the statement of both parties which are mostly light. usually in elections. candidates say things that they change their mind about when they are in power. but if we were to judge them by a brief us actions and previous stands where you would say that was a strongly supporting israel. uh, an error on the issue uh, drive is empty. uh, you're on, uh the, the by the democrats and the sedation rule. you're on to an extent and they are defending your arms to what extent, while drum is going to do offensive. and, and that's happened before, i mean, in the, by my administration. they were the ones who the science, the treat you with your i allow them a lot of space and to expand in the middle. is there a bunch when the drum came here, change the course completely, and he was the one who are assessing it as a 3 day money. so there is a, these 2 countries and there's other issues that trump as to why about or was there and complex and, and that conflict and to be the, at least you might be stronger. the best analogy to do that. and that's uh, that's one thing. but the other and he's a little group, but i seen in a number is but maybe we were here more sim, busy from one of the camilla hers. that if she's correct about it, because the, the last book a door was saying that she is always saying this in public. so when you see a bunch for those goods for that, but as soon as it goes, i really interesting timing, isn't it for the is ready prime minister netanyahu to decide to sac his defend estimate as to you of the lines? what do you make of the fact that it chose today of all days, right in the middle of the us presidential election. so to attempt to make that public i don't know if there's any relation there us the elections. i believe it's an issue that mean uh uh, and plated and been, uh, uh for a while uh, between these 2 guys, they got to do many issues. sometimes it came to the public. and sometimes this is just lead. so maybe because now the lord is ending, there is not much to destroy and goes uh or, or living. uh maybe there is uh, other issues that we live later. but i doubt it because i need additions to, uh, uh today. yeah. yeah, i need us election because nobody's analysis of residence so far so um, but the she can be well um those are being cost in the us. so all lines are really on the country. swing states including michigan, which is also known as the homes of the law, just our of american community in the us. how significant do you think the muslim of vote will be in this race if they were in the united and they both of them. uh, i believe that would make a difference because it's that groceries and any, uh, uh, extra votes and they are, there are many extra votes in this case i can develop one science or another. and i believe the likely side to, to be to, to us is as trump, at the moment they come in, the hot was recently touch 2 ends. the war and guns are selected, as you said. and she's also listed behind. the administration support is well saying the lot to has the right to defend itself. so how do you read these signals? i read it as a broker. see, i mean g was for 40 years and that it was vision of the last year of the war and goes that what they did, they get extra weapons to is there are a lot protection and money on support and coverage and video and, and security counseling in every way possible, we didn't see an action or easy. now it's, as i said, they are candidates in the introduction phase and they want to their participants see to hear what they want to hear. so when they go to the most of them, both would say the things that we get then elected. but to induce that is right. you don't be is, is controlling video is politics. and nobody is going to change that in the near future. i believe. so your present mistake that the results of the last election will have any impact on the course of events and them, at least not much, but i believe that's from what it ended up. but up is the problem is the day after trying digital to be part of that was this solution. and this is a problem to read problem a because he has this digital, if the century. oh, which means that it would take even more of that. and then it will know that there is enough to going to be uh, but a scene interested. uh, so this is uh, a problem. no. its ending the order and guess i think it would in this way or another. uh, but the issue is what happens after that? mm you. 6 does seem to be pushing decided that this particular election is, is all such a loss of importance. supposing vote is it across the road for 2 very different domestic policy pulse. and how could this both impact washington's foreign policy? but the world isn't made such a massive shift right now. do you expect anything major to yeah, well, i mean, in the, in the and russian war, i believe the trumpet is the most uh, president that can make a difference that can, and this war can bring both to these dogs or have them at least a solution because he wasn't the one who took sides like by the did before, in fact use again as to what mr. biden did. uh yeah, i mean, bushing dradian as towards those top stands and i'm pushing them to are actually so in this case, trump is, is that i, president, to be in the case of bureau, he's against the date, some countries in, in europe who want to be pretty light, there's a need to not being what they have to be they one day not to stay to, to get them coverage and support without uh, being what they're due as i mean, and this case they might be tension. and that it is, you know, across the atlantic and other cases like north korea is more likely to, to, to bring together the 2 countries. and in the case of china is he's a, he's a business man. and he wants to make good relations with country like china, which is the 2nd uh, economic machine and the swords, silver bower actually. so i know all in all, i believe it's better for america for and but will see you still have a strong president for other than a week, one with no experience or track record as well. let's see what happens when he, thanks for joining us on the program. really good to hear your thoughts space. so university professor college of photography. many thanks. well, that's where it can be very latest. updates the developments of math or this us election day and plenty of reaction siri, that's what you'll find right here, both on the, on the on line throughout the day and nights t has to cover the 2 other news. now almost 20 tons of humanitarian aid has been delivered by russian emergency services to live in no limit. the ongoing is really on slows. corresponding to steve sweeney reports from the russian plains loving pat. 30 tuesday morning, an aisle 76 pine touches down in the liberties comfortable. davids is call go much needed medical right for the 1200000 people displaced by as well as from baldwin 11 and over the past 5 weeks. with the u. n. warning of the humanitarian catastrophe. the plane was met by russian ambassadors and liberties. how some of the stuff there is i've yet to express these gratitude for the delivery location when people medications are in place of time because the order the via see some shortages, especially hospitals. and besides these presentations and medical supplies, we both stood out to provide our patients. excellent. and the action has been very supportive. we have a nice person who has paint and gotcha. and uh, i think that this supports at this time shows this thing. nations, agents being donated by the russian government, stepping up to help 11 and it's times need in the background lies favorites to ha district, the area which has been subjected to the most intense of these right. the strikes edging ever closer to the apples. the unnecessary very severe classroom designed to play more tend to russia, bringing back around 100 of its citizens, forced to leave the house. it was because of t

u. k prime minister. secure still by himself. a full thanks so much for coming on. we've covered on going underground. now the u. k 5 minutes to get some residential asset to run the u. k. agency which tried to persecute julian, his sons, of course, wanted for assess the nation by the c. i a under my compare your revelations with friend of the show tight. you'd be mad. tell you, we show a 2 way street that these britain, us some power. how has tom is the u. k. labor policy being involved to, to trying to corrupt the elections next tuesday in the united states? well, so there, there's a group, there was started in 2017 by a guy named worrying weeks we, he's a sort of the brain child behind a group called labor together, which is the conservative wing of labor. and this, this group is called the center for county digital hate. and what they were used 1st for was the kill to sort of go after anyone who was allied with jeremy corbett . jeremy corbin is a left is part of the left part of labor party. it's not done by the way i've disabled. i'm sorry. it's hard and left, but they're nice. there's nothing. right? go mea

u. s. and u. k. effectively green lit ukrainian strikes on russian soil was most goes, move here a reaction to that or might it had been planned for some time? well, i think that's technically, it was probably prepared in advance. so the not too much and the calls and the s for the response. yes, it is definitely the show for us and attempt to demonstrate that dresser can actually beat the west and supplied ms. ios uh by just the share, uh distance that they can travel. i mean the range uh, you've seen that this is 700 kilometers while advert comes supplied by the us. strike round the ranges round about $300.00 or something like that. uh so i do not think that it was, it took too long to prepare this launch. it smells a nuclear launch. so i think uh uh, but it's, it's, it's a reaction and it wasn't bland. uh that he didn't plan to use it. let's put it like that in case the you guys did not use that comes obviously brush has been fighting a costly war for almost 3 years now. does it have enough resou

u. a. i mean steam and a major defeat and ukraine, the continuing u. k. u. s. and you, i'm doing vision of lebanon bombing of syria, iraq and human, and the, and i lation of guys that powerless for now, we're drip fed leaks about who will assume, and the trump administration permits to end the usa is for ever was crucial to trumps victory windows in the, the american working classes of all colors who sub and us what was of aggression, but arab americans, the soul of holocaust, carrots for what she was. joining me now from washington dc as president trump's former deputy assistant, when he was last.