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lot to talk about, i did not give it, i read that the ex-secretary of state of the united states of america hillary clintonrt-time wife of the ex, no, there are no exes, of the president of the united states of america , bill clinton, hillary clinton said in an interview today at night kyiv time about the fact that love for putin is growing rapidly in the united states of america, and she said, unfortunately, this is just a very big merit. putin himself, who brings into the world somehow articulates something that the americans like, and hilary clinton just said , our first task of the administration now is to counter this russian propaganda, which articulates this love, spreads it throughout the united states of america, and then we see voting in the united states congress is simply a means of mass media it is important to show more of putin's crimes and misdeeds, for example, now the united nations has proven that the captured prisoners are prisoners of war. the russians proved that the shooting of matsievsky, the hero of ukraine, who was shot for saying glory to ukraine, this is a fact, this is not a fa

with various factors, but indeed, the world community then under the patronage of the united states , bill clinton, he played a key role in this matter, they convinced arafat and convinced yitzhak rabin that we should really make peace and actually to somehow get out of this situation, that is, in fact, after these uprisings, after the terrible bloody civil war nearby, when the police states somehow stood aside, they are taking on the settlement. of course, plus the camber factor of the soviet union played a very serious role, because aid stopped. the palestine liberation organization, aid to those regimes supported by the soviet union, syria and so on decreased, so i will tell you that the oslo accords were at that time, maybe there was an option, when it was really possible to repay, well, i don't think so , i think 90 percent, this arab-israeli conflict, if the palestinians really started, look, they created a de facto palestinian... gave all the mechanisms and levers to create their state, to create institutions, create infrastructure and so on, and so on, and for this there would be a lot of

to submit to you know, we're also her very, a long and detailed discussions with the united states. secretary clinton was here regarding how we deal with the humanitarian situation on the other side of casa. i want to, um, search briefly on the humanitarian situation because it's, it's of course, causing huge concern internationally by, you know, politicians as well as a organization at they like to see a humanitarian quarter across causes border with age of why is this not happening? um festival. uh, i would uh say that there are already very intense discussions to open and ensure that she monetary night can arrive at the people's need it in gaza because you know, the americans and the german governments are also talking to egypt who are in control. so the rough us costs across, so you may say that as a would like to open the border and not as israel making the situation impossible. the social festival. we don't control the border between the gaza and he chipped them in a box and then he to say, uh there. uh cuz i said, ongoing conversations and it was very clear from what so secretary blinking said

ties with the kremlin, in the upcoming elections that will take place next year in the united states, hillary clintonill definitely intervene will most likely be seen as a mischief , who will be accused of being connected with the russians, he will be accused of working at the behest of the kremlin, that is, to us now he is already proposing this scenario in advance, which will be implemented at the time of the elections, but perhaps a particularly absurd example of russophobia is now going viral at the suggestion of cnn. a huge amount of material appeared on the channel’s website, focusing on the militarization of russian schools and forced preparation of children for military action. true, the americans’ justifications are kind of strange, for example, they consider a new history textbook with the crimean bridge on the cover as a sign of pressure on schoolchildren, or labor lessons where young russians can join in sewing equipment for svo participants, and cnn finished off the fact that that russian children are regulated. they send letters to military personnel on the front line and draw postcards

connections with the kremlin; in the upcoming elections, which will be next year in the united states, hillary clintonion field the agenda that russia will definitely intervene; most likely, they will find scapegoats that will be there. .. that he is connected with the russians, he will be accused of working at the behest of the kremlin, that is, we are now being offered this scenario in advance, which will be implemented at the time of the elections. but perhaps a particularly absurd example russophobia is now going viral at the behest of cnn; a huge amount of material has appeared on the channel’s website, focusing on the militarization of russian schools and the forced preparation of children for military action. true, the americans have some strange justifications; for example, they consider a new history textbook a sign of pressure on schoolchildren. with the korim bridge on the cover, or labor lessons where young russians can join in the pashiv equipment for the participants of the svil cn the fact that russian children regularly send letters to military personnel on the front line and draw for

and he made key role in a tremendous moment of russian history. 42nd president of united states of america, bill clintonstory will be kind to my friend boris, they were friends, as dimitri showed me around the museum, i was beginning to get the... impression that this was less an exhibition depicting fair history of jelsson's time in power, but more kind of shrine, set up to worship him. even though i was soon to learn, yelson remains deeply unpopular on the streets of russia, in here, even his failures are turned into victories. towards the end of his leadership, he famously frequently appeared drunk at public events, instead here only lovingly romanticizing images, warren chechny he started, banished to a small. партийный лидер, Михаил Горбачёв. Его усилиями рухнула берлинская стена, был поднят железный, с именем Горбачёва связана ещё одна попытка вернуть страну на цивилизованный путь развития. Эта попытка была названа престройкой. Однако выяснилось, что система не поддаётся реформированию. нельзя перестроить, можно только сломать, в стране требовался лидер другого актипа, им стал президент России Бор

[applause] >> are preservation of the river clinton awards for advancing hillary clinton united states secretary of state in hungary pounding chair of the georgetown security and reflections and to help us present this year's the words and extraordinary global leaders. we are always honored. we are grateful for your that must presume the world. we are honored to acknowledge four awardees that i wish to offer sincere appreciation to each of them leading international journalists. you should use the cofounder of women solidarity network and descend security leader and executive record of the women's development and human rights advocates. we are deeply grateful to recognize each of you at this ceremony entitled peace, celebrating courageous women and and peace. i want to thank you for your leadership in the inclusion of women's voices around the world. each year we present this in her critical role in the promotion of women's leadership. 2012, women in the world summit secretary clinton describe the importance of this thing our most important goals for the country extremism for prosperit

the former secretary of state and first lady of the united states, hillary clinton, shares the same opinionift from hamas. people who are now calling for a ceasefire do not understand hamas, it is impossible, this would be a gift for hamas, because the entire time the ceasefire is in effect, they will be restoring their weapons, creating stronger positions in order to repel an attack from the israelis if necessary, so we are in a different world, i i wouldn’t want this world to be exactly the way we are in now, but we are here, we need to think it through. please, well, great, of course we have begun to dive into the economy, here’s a little advice on the operational situation, military actions suggest, apparently, the immediate relief of the northern part of the gas, that is, the northern component, there were three approaches, the first entry , respectively, through the rs, in which , in fact, they encountered hamas, this is the northern part of the map, the main entrance, respectively, there are fields through of them, respectively, the approach takes place, the second group, respectivel

spotlight, now many statements are being made, including from the usa, in particular anthony clinton said that the unitedtes is ready to act if the conflict escalates due to some third forces of pro-iranian, pro-iranian supporters. another loud statement , words that it will not be possible to return to the previously existing mechanism, to the status quo, between israel and gaza, some new mechanism is needed, what the hell is he telling me? do you agree with this and what kind of formula is this for the future, what might it look like? as for antony blinken’s forecasts regarding the intervention of third forces in this conflict, well, the united states has already are among the leaders, and those who are already intervening, this is sending two aircraft carrier groups, several thousand combat soldiers, as i understand it, with all the necessary weapons, including heavy weapons, to the conflict zone, and the more such proactive steps there are, from the , by and large, of any state, the higher the risk, the higher the danger that the conflict will escalate, we are convinced that the first and absolutely

secretary of state entity blink, an asset that the united states dance with israel as a rails from aust tara tax during his visit to the country. clinton has also met with survivors of the attacks and with families of israelis who are being held hostage by homos. he says, be wise, is working to secure their release. lincoln described a mazda attacks of depravity and the worst possible way. on friday he will travel to georgia where he is scheduled to meet with the palestinian authority president. so this doesn't to some of what the us secretary of state had to say during his press statement. we discussed in detail what is real needs to defend itself, its people, and how the united states can help to meet those needs. we're delivering on those needs as we speak. and we will work closely and swiftly with congress to meet them as they have all encountered a nation together by greece, but also a nation united and resolve the united states shares that resolved. we stand shoulder to shoulder with the people of israel. and earlier i also the journalist saw me sock all interested in about clinton's visit. so that was, this was a very emotional

you see, and you can be president of the united james monroe vice president, united states elbridge gary and george clinton. justice on, the supreme court, samuel chase so we don't just say it, we do it. that bill of rights comes from critics, comes from dissenters, comes bottom up from the people. so to amazing things happen. their declaration, not bad. constitution even better because more got to vote, got to speak, got to criticize. and they were listened to and not voted off the island. and that's the story of the word the people in this amazing wall that you have up there, beautiful. and you tell the story of. the connection between we the people and the constitution so well in your books and akhil, i just have to tell you what an electric thrill it is to be talking about the first amendment here with you, our friends gazing at the independence hall. it's just an extra ordinarily sacred space to be talking about free speech. steve solomon, the man who convened all of us, your magnificent book, revolutionary dissent how the founders generation created the freedom speech, tells the stories of jury trial

there's been on the list of terrorist organizations in the united states since the late clinton area. this is just barbarism. it is murder. it is -- there's no possibility of hamas being a legitimate organization. i think that's very important to say because there seems tuesday be a lot of confusion on that point. what was the strategy behind it? it does seem as though they decided to take an unacceptable status quo and blow it up, that they were not looking for any way to get back across that bridge. so they've blown up the bridge behind them. i do think it seems aimed certainly at provoking exactly the kind of outrage that is now occurring in israel, in the region, and here in the united states. >> well, but also destroying gaza. i mean that's the other part of the calculation. you're blowing up the bridge with your people still on it to some degree, right? >> these people are hostages in many respects as well. i ran into a senior official the other day who pointed that out to me. he said, look, you have to understand even within gaza if there was a legitimate way of taking public o

they have been, in fact, a listed terrorist organization of the united states since the late clinton era. they are, this is, barbarism. it is murder. there is no possibility of hamas being a legitimate organization. that's very important to say. there seems to be a lot of confusion on that point. what was the strategy behind it? it does seem as though they decided to take an unacceptable status quo, and blow it up. they were not looking to have any way to get back across that bridge. they blew up the bridge behind them. i do think that it seems aimed certainly at provoking exactly the kind of outrage that is now occurring in israel. in the region. and here in united states. >> well, but also, destroying gaza. that's the other part of the calculation. you're building up the bridge with your people still on it. to some degree, right? >> these people are hostages in many respects as well. i ran into a new senior former u.s. official be other day. who pointed out to me. he said, look, you have to understand, even within gaza, if there is a legitimate way of taking public opinion, it's ve

quite a long time, this is unfortunately very sad, precisely because the united states, and apparently starting with hillary clintonkilled traditional diplomacy, they killed the ability to negotiate, because diplomacy is the application of intelligence and tact to international relations, in the united states there is neither intelligence nor tact in this sense, there is a readiness to replace international law with rules basically, well, mostly rules and there is a desire to replace normal diplomacy with the desire to dictate some norms to the satellites , let’s develop this idea with such a right-wing vacuum, because how did it happen, but the global south, at first the global south was split over relations between russia and ukraine, that is, the global south is not supported the sanctions, no matter how we put pressure on him, yes, but now after this conflict, because no matter what they say, well, the fate of palestinian women and children is unacceptable for us , there is no justification for what is happening maybe, that is, we here clearly believe that all terrorists must be destroyed, but the death of civi

you can be president of the united states, james monroe or vice president or george clinton and the justice on the supreme court, samuel chase. we don't just say it. we do it and the bill of rights comes from critics and dissenters and bottom-up from the people so two amazing things happened there. declaration not god constitution and even better because more people got to vote and got to speak, got to criticize and they were listened to and not voted off the island. that is the story of we the people in this amazing part of this. >> beautiful. you do tell the story -- [ applause ] -- the connection between we the people in the constitution so well in your books and i have to say what an electric thrill it is to be talking about the first amendment here with you and our friends gazing at the independence hall and it's an extraordinarily secret space to be talking about. steve solomon, the man who convened all of us, year magnificent book revolutionary dissent and how the founders generation created the freedom of speech, tells stories of jury trials like this trail which jacob mentioned and

disagree politically they thank you are gross and dirty and evil not just hillary clinton listen to the president of the united states dehumanizing americans who don't support him. >> the threat to take us to a place we have never been now extreme not only with the legitimacy of past elections but elections being held now and in the future. >> they don't just threaten our personal rights of economic security better threat to our very democracy. >> donald trump and the maga republicans represent and extremism the threat is the very foundation of our republic. maga republicans do not respect the constitution or believe in the rule of law or recognize the will of the people. maga forces are determined to take the country backward. >> those hateful words are backed up with actions. according to a new report from newsweek, bidens fbi is now targeting trump supporters, maga republicans. shortly after biden inauguration the fbi bureau drafted a directive to categorize maga supporters under the acronym of antigovernment and tie authority violent extremism. one year later october 22 they added agave others meaning you

time in the long term, this is unfortunately very sad precisely because the united states, well, starting from apparently the clinton with rules, basically, well , order with rules, and there is a desire to replace normal diplomacy:

and the united states, china and israel signed it, but did not ratify it. bill clinton'sreaty was rejected by the upper house of congress. of the nuclear countries , only russia, great britain and france ratified the treaty. this is what this day in history was like. to save at any cost, parents of children diagnosed with rare diseases buy drugs from abroad that are prohibited in our country. epilepsy is such an insidious disease, no one can tell you with a 100% guarantee that this medicine will suit you to kid. comes under criminal prosecution. in my opinion, these substances that exist are not a criminal offense at all. those who stamp the tablet cases allow this parcel to cross the border, they know which post office it arrives at. how to save your child without going to jail. i can't. put the life of a child at risk because this drug cannot be imported. it is possible to break the law when it is used as a narcotic drug. we took up this matter and conducted our investigation.

of the united states, because at the end of the day, you don't want to repeat the same mistakes that you have done through invading iraq and afghanistan. and the us as to a thinking and clinton play. think about all the consequences, consequences that happened at through that time. so i think the united states is trying it's best right now to show to the israelis that we are on your side. but at the same time, i almost, i would say, believe that the us will take this time and push the israelis to find a ways to which they can initiate or to reactivate that piece a talk with regards to it. well, just finding a briefly, you expect saudi arabia to continue forging good relationships with moscow and badging as a valid enemies of the united states government and security services, according to what we have from washington. sadie and we'll continue to be good friends of china and russia. absolutely, sorry, there is a friend with any nation super powers or like medium sized countries or whatever. so right. be a has the absolute sovereignty to multiply its relations with everyone. and the russian government has been active through the security council to draft resolutions to basical

horsewomen of the apocalypse, this later: canada and the ex-secretary of state of the united states hillary clintonpolitician asked the question: what about the quality of life ? has changed in ukraine, what is happening now? by and large, not a single american politician ever says that he cares about the life of an ordinary person in ukraine, for them it’s just meat, meat assault, yes that’s normal, show us the result, we don’t need anything else, we only need the result. so, what is next? and then nothing, then we see that the public, both in the usa and in europe, are simply starting to wake up. and we don’t need to say this, so what? does anyone even hear them? yes, someone is listening, only those who are now trying to record losses in ukraine are hearing, because everyone has invested enormous money in the fact that ukraine will advance at least a little and will have something to report on, alas and oh, there is nothing to report on, completely with you i agree, well, a sad ending is inevitable for them, now there’s a short advertisement, we’ll come back after it. what kind of idiot even wro

united states back. and that has been the message that has been conveyed by clinton, by then over the last few days without much un is the back. anybody who even thinking about is the entire history in the way, how much is done. don't even think about it, and this visit is one more element. so what are the strategies toward that the terms that you mentioned? what can the us offer so that others stay out of the conflict or you know, what can it threaten ultimately? we know that anthony blinking will visit jordan, for example. he has talks with other regional players. tell us a little bit more as well. that's how did we establish insurance? it's complicated because of the fact that both the united states and as well and everybody in the international community thought is over turns wow, this is carolyn speaking again. i'm sorry, i had the technical problem, but you still see? yeah, yeah i'm, i'm up. yeah, right. okay, great. hello. hi, sorry, i think we've had a technical difficulty please continue. yeah, so it's complicated to do re established insurance because everybody's thoughts is the impact. so i thin

united states. don't ever tal rek to the president that way. >> hillary clinton says trump supporters need to be peros.ll see mand moret. graham do you agree? they need to be deprogrammed. many, many trump supporter units don't know the facts. >> you don't deprogram a human, but you do program robot. >> so you think hillary's crazy ? >> i'm the life of every party>, >> and.d y >> i've been to three, senator. we have record of crime, inflation and wars. why are we stopping biden? no comment. where did all the blm money go? >> i have no idea.go i've nothing to do. they're all living in mansions and no one could find the money. >> well, you know better than me. you ought to tell people. where's money? out of all trump's indictments. which one was your favorite? i have two favorites. one, the way the documents were handled. >> georgia. georgia, i guess january 6, like that one, probably. >> what did he do on that day? he encouraged it by saying march peacefully, patriotically. that is not what i heard when i watched it. did you watch it on mute? >> are you jealous that trump lives in mar a lago? that is o

united states of america. and then also hillary clinton as well. there on social media, saying that she will miss her friend. now let's talk about what led us to this sort of realization that we're going to continue this pattern of pulling people into leadership. the swearing-in of the person who will succeed senator dianne feinstein in congress also making history. >> that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic? that you will bear true faith and allegiance.saying that you take the obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office upon which you are about to enter so help you god? >> i will. >> reporter: laphonza butler sworn in as a senator for dianne feinstein. she will now occupy that seat. she will be a black woman in congress. a black voice in congress. but also a voice for lgbtq+ people sworn in there with her wife and knowing that their child was also watching that moment made in history. now for those of you at home, here's what you can expe

countries, north korea, india and pakistan, and the united states, china and israel signed it, but did not ratify it, the presidency of bill clintonthe upper house of congress; of the nuclear countries, only russia, great britain and france ratified the treaty. this is what this day in history was like. for more than 500 years, britain has waged a secret, overt war against russia, embodying rome's ancient strategy of divide and rule. and because russia is a key country, by controlling russia, you occupy a dominant position on the continent. britain's initiative in instigating the conflict in ukraine has been especially noted recently. transfer of long-range shadow missiles, tank langer, practical participation of the british army in the leadership of the war in the ugra region. both the us and uk understand international. right is the right of the strong, therefore in russia there is only one way, to win the war, we look to spend time with children, russian cartoons and children's programs, we look, in the application or sidedata. conflicts in the middle east are heating up more. what new statements did tel aviv and hamas make and

and the united states, china and israel signed it, but did not ratify it. during the presidency of bill clintoneaty was rejected by the upper house of congress from... nuclear countries , only russia, great britain and france ratified the treaty. this is what this day in history was like. russia is europe, my friends, however, the europeans themselves do not think so, well , we have to remind them of this from time to time, time will show everyone that we are not dragging our tails by either side, - said his serene highness prince alexander. beard, being chancellor, on the launch of young russian diplomats, i don’t know how it will be with you, but with us there is not a single gun in europe, without our permission to fire timidly. the victory of russia and the special military operation is a matter of self-preservation of the russian state, its land, its people and their values. the winner takes all. israel has declared an all-out war with hamas, with more and more casualties on both sides every day. palestinian media claim that idf forces have entered the city of nablus, on the west bank of t

stand in the west bank and united states after the case of negotiation of 2 decades of diplomatic f o. after the case of spending money, also the cage scene got the 2 clinton stated to find a solution fate to a solution of the state. and now what's happening in 7 to the of the general uh, the shift or the united nation instead of 20 a boat which is didn't came from bacon. it. he bought the skin, it's historical context, assign sessing, and especially how some of these are reported on things. so that you're in the lab and on how concerned a you, that your country will be drawn into the comp. i mean, you're already seeing costs for the exchanges. a what actually, the magenta really veneers don't want a war, especially we uh we have a deep glasses and never on on and well wait, wait and for the guys from a non and even the you don't to to have the blue golf walk to go to and we usually go with has the law, they said, and they believe that has the law is more powerful 10 times more than if i've seen affection and even though like the state, i don't want to push that we usually do. we usually work in effect, is it too much if it s out in e queen and before the

the united states is recording an increase in supporters of russia's policies, former secretary of state hillary clintonight now, she said, the numbers are up at a record level. americans who support russia and vladimir putin’s geopolitical course. the white house intends to fight this, but clinton did not specify how. alternative for germany co-chair tina chrupala has been hospitalized after being attacked at a campaign event. according to german media, the politician was taken to the hospital with signs of anaphylactic shock. a syringe was found at the scene of the attack. two suspects were detained - these are young people whom leader adek managed to point out. party, a few weeks ago, co-chairman of the alternative for germany, ales weidel, her family was taken to a safe place due to threats received, now no one knows the location of the politician , she connects to public meetings remotely, now footage from croatia in the east of the country has swelled powerful fire. on the territory of a plastics plant, these shots are now on your screens, the source of the fire was in the room where plastic was s

. >> john: clinton made the comments just hours after the united nations general assembly overwhelmingly voted in favor of a nonbinding humanitarian truce in gaza. >> aishah: the u.n. general assembly will meet to discuss the war in israel as pressure grows for them to condemn attack. the ambassador wore a star. >> islamic right. yet, just like the rise of nazis, the world is silent. deafeningly silent. some have forgotten why this body was established. i will remind you. from this day on, each time you look at me, you will remember what staying silent in the face of evil means. just like my grandparents and the grandparents of millions of jews from now on, my team and i will wear yellow stars. >> aishah: eric shawn, live outside the united nations. has the u.n. responded to the ambassador's protests? >> well, the secretary general spokesman only says that the secretary general has condemned hamas by name, but that's not the case here at the united nations or for many others. founded in the aftermath of world war ii and the holocaust to prevent future atrocities, but now it is being sham

clinton: when she saw that putin's invasion did not work as smoothly as putin apparently thought, and the world united to impose sanctions, that our taking a toll that are taking a toll on the russian economy -- not as fast as i would like -- but xi saw that. before the russian invasion, there was a good chance he would have moved on taiwan within two to three years but that timetable has been pushed back. david: since you left washington, there has been an increase in the divisiveness of washington. what accounts for this? it is worse than it was when you were there. now democrats and republicans do not even want to think about bipartisan legislation. what causes this? any solution in the near term? pres. clinton: if i say it, you will say i am being partisan, but it is because republicans have been rewarded for being divisive. it is great for them, because they are great parameters -- branders, better at it than we are. they have convinced people that 10% of our caucus represents 100% of us. they have caused swing voters to get scared that most numbers represent over 90% of them in the house and abo

united states. >> todd: making nice in the first topic. watch this, hillary clinton heckled over warmongering.esponded. >> who is -- >> warmongering speech, president joe biden calling for 100 million in funding for israel, taiwan and ukraine and supposed to bundle these together and -- >> i'm sorry, you know, this is not -- this is not the way to have a conversation. if you want to have a conversation, you are welcome to come talk to me afterward. >> okay, right. yeah, you will wait for me, right? >> i will wait for you and i will listen to you and respond to you -- >> i do not believe -- >> just -- >> american people's voice waiting to be heard. >> they are being heard. >> the president is not speaking for the american people. >> that is your opinion, sit down, we heard your opinion. >> joe: i like the sit down line, no soup for you would have been better in this situation, that is the way to go. hilarious that hillary clinton used to being a big-time protester and now she is being protested and did not like that very much. she will get challenged in a meaning full way. the panels, never cha

probably a little bit uh much to say that obama and clinton were responsible for creating uh, isis, i think it's probably more accurate to say that the united states um certainly enabled some of our allies in the region to uh look for something uh, perhaps a little bit more strident than the free syrian army, and as senator black very rightly said, going to more extreme elements like jubleton. and then of course the splinter from jabbelt nusra, which is, i think it's quite interesting that uh, for example, president assad and his wife traveled earlier to china and to see a rather amicable relationship uh with leader xiizhing i don't know what's going to really come of that when it comes to much needed foreign aid, but clearly there is something more of foot than even just the... oil uh syria has in the north, perhaps something more valuable, which is geography, the fact that this could be area that, as as senator black said, maybe the level of oil produced is rather nominal, but it is an area that could support pipelines uh moving across the region to toward uh the uh the mediterranean, where of course there's already a russian base at lita

clinton were responsible for creating uh isis. i think it's probably more accurate to say that the united states um certainly enabled some of our allies in the region to uh look for something uh perhaps a little bit more strident than the free syrian army, and as senator black very rightly said, going to more extreme elements like jabta nosra, and then of course the splinter from jabalton nusra, which is daish, but i think that there's a broader historical arc that is at the center of the question that you asked, this is the 100th anniversary of the french mandate of syria and lebanon, and so i think it's important to take into perspective. that for the last century, this is an area that has been riddled with occupation, with invasion, with manipulation and with exploitation, the fact that the united states is there right now, just simply speaks to not only that reality, that phenomenon, but also changing geopolitical realities, i think it's quite interesting that uh, for example, president assad and his wife traveled earlier to... china and to see a rather amicable relationship uh with leader shing ping, i don't know what's going to

we really are at the moment when in the united states of america the two generations of politicians entered the political arena, because blinkken and hillary clintonpoliticians, so here are two generations of politicians in succession who not only do not listen to their people, the american people and do not hear them, they do not understand them, they speak in different languages, moreover, if you listen to them carefully, they really are not going to listen to american society, here you can of course discuss with me, and i will also express some doubts about how trump is able to listen to his people, but he at least tries to do it, these same people don’t try to do it at all, by the way , this is the effect of this globalist monopolarity, this dominance of the feeling of omnipotence, well , we saw it, we all we evaluate even the most russophobic, russophobic people in the american political leadership, but at best bush sr., reagan, but those people, but those people, they absolutely clearly understood what american society was thinking about, they tried to rely on it , i i remember. ronald reagan talks about what liberalism is for the united sta

. >> you don't think it matters the president of the united states has an approval rating charitiably at 40%? >> bill clinton had bad approval ratings before he went into his re-election. barack obama had bad approval ratings before he went into his re-election. i think george bush had bad approval ratings before he went into his re-election. it doesn't matter. >> we had good approval ratings, actually, and won a majority of the popular vote. the last republican to do it. >> everyone, thank you. up next, the gag order that jamal simmons just mentioned in the trump new york fraud trial and why e judge imposed it, next. >> earlier, in the hour, jake in his panel talked about former president trump's day in court, and it was indeed quite a day, the judge rebuking the former president for his social media media comments, he seemingly unfazed, though. he's already fundraising off this into the courtroom, calling today a sham trial. a reminder, trump is -- and he is in the courtroom of his own volition. more now from kara scannell. what happened today? >> there was an unexplained 45 minute delay, and then the judg

secretary of state, actually clinton and jordan's king this week, as part of diplomatic efforts to reduce the full out from the wall between mazda and the as well. the united nations secretary general on tonia gutierrez has said that hostages and a to gaza should not become bargaining chips. but that is repeated his po for her mouth to release hostages without conditions. he also appealed to israel to the last few minutes harry, an aide in 2012 or 2000000 palestinians upfront, as it is rarely ground offensive as looming po process as also called for humanitarian car doors to help those on the siege. francis also renewed his goal for the release of the hostages to kidnapped by him aust militants 20 in berlin. police broke up and authorized the vigil. 4 victims of the gods, a conflict of to hundreds of pro palestinian demonstrate. this turned it into a riley. please call for protest as to dispose before leading the several of them away by the police have previously bind pro palestinian rallies in the city and turning to poland. now with the right wing governing law and justice pots, it appears to be on the verge of losing pomp, exit polls from sunday's gener