but that's what she's not to do when she gets to the us senate. she's gonna run away, she's gonna run away. that's why she's never gonna make it and send it you too. ready ready ready ready bye, the city of saint louis has long been seen as the gateway to the american west page . the place where many newly arrived settlers once began their journey westward, in hope of a better life. these days, many white middle class residents live a half hour drive outside the city in st. peter's. the way that saint louis is a lot of people like politically people got really tired of the fact that a lot of african americans had moved into the city. so in the late 19 twenties, people started moving out of the city and then they came to places like this. it's called the white flight because all the white people left the we have no public transport. i used to ride my bike everywhere, but it got to the point where i wanted to go like a town over and i couldn't ride my bike for that anymore. and if you don't have a car you and have a license, you have to rely on your

i with the 5 of the candidates in the us senate raise the i'm doing it for my kids. and because i need them to have a better future. i want martin luther king's dream to be their reality grew up in the, in the country that i grew up bandwidth because it's not as it's change so much the i admire president trump because he went against the grain and which is the same thing that i do, and you don't, i don't follow of the party. i follow the people the a lot of media infinity there is that it is a, as a to state uh for the presidential election. um and uh for the senate. so we can, we can take that uh, take the safe and we'll have a better position in the center of nevada. it's a swing state. democrats and republicans have been locked and neck and neck here, like everywhere else in the country. the big election issues are inflation and emigration. plus there's a traditionally american fever, the government having too much in the i see the dwindling away of the constitution and, and i'm like, my kids are going to grow up in the country where they have no rights. and i kno

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while the us fedex rejects bill that was withhold deadly weapons from these are all the us senate blocks. the resolution a in the presenting president, the guy didn't from blackening off more than 4 feet on dollars of you. craig's dead, [000:00:00;00] the well bringing you a coverage of the latest dread and shaping the world right now. this is our, the international i a, my coke watch. it now 88 people have reportedly being killed and over a 100 wounded. and a wave of he is ready as strikes on residential areas in northern, the guys that most of the victims are set to be women and children. and it comes as usual, continued to target the entire enclave with best pressing images, emerging from con eunice, the, the victims of an idea of flags there on wednesday. what taken to a hospital with footage show being grief stricken relatives struggling to comprehend their loss. at least 15 people were killed that day, including 5 children, according to media reports. a local gallons claim to these relief in 10 on the annihilation of palestinians. they are completely annihilating us. what is our fa

congress. republicans have secured enough seats to control the house of representatives and the us senate, the when making possible what is being called the trump troy effect. also coming up the suffering of children in war torn level, they women and baby root is trying to provide a safe space for kids to simply be kids and police and self advocacy that they're determined to arrest hundreds of illegal minors that they cornered underground. the relatives say the miners will die without food and water, which police are blocking. and germany's economic experts have spoken the economy. the largest economy in europe is suffering and the government needs to act. but it doesn't look like that. when this happens. any time soon, the i bring jobs, our viewers watching on cbs in the united states, and to all of you around the world. welcome. it is now official republicans in the us have one and not seems to control both the house of representatives and the us senate. now that gives president elect donald trump's party complete control over the incoming government. as head of the executive branch, tr

i want you to come back to the us senate. i want you to march in with me side by side with the entire united states senate to president carter's inauguration. and my father said, oh mac, you're very kind, but nobody's to want to see me after what i've done i won't be well-received. and mac mathias said, danny, you're wrong. want you to come. i'm asking you as a personal to come. and my father went in spite of everything he'd through. and mac mathias walked, republican walked, is defeated. opponent side by side down aisle for jimmy carter's inaugural session. you don't see that today and it's too bad really should thank you gary what a fitting anecdote to end this discussion about a really mark the life of senator brewster so i'd like to thank you gary and thank you, john, for participating in this conversation. and i'd like to thank the again the marion center for history and culture katie caljean and debbie orloff and the other staff for allowing us to be in this spectacular space. one of the most beautiful spaces in the area

had been for decides for the leading is decision and the presiding judge. suddenly, from the case, us senate, us of threatened to sanctioned the court and it's employees speaking earlier this year can head back over to threats all attempts to in the, to intimidate or to improperly influence the officials of his cold cease immediately. my office will not hesitate to act pursuant to the provisions of optical 70 of the room statute. if such, conduct continues and protests, benevolence as those from the to the world. i'm saying it's with arrest. those now wanted the you for an a fis chief that's called an out of nations to follow suit the decision see the binding decisions on all the state which include on members of the union. on binding this lemon discard this is the palestinian ambassador through the netherlands, also calls on all states to pull their commitment to the i c. c. today. accountability and justice have stopped it. and we hope that this world will continue until we reach our independence. and under our freedom, according to the room statute in which the i see is based a trial cann

are, have won enough seats to retain control of the house of representatives after taking over the us senate a bat gibbs, president elect donald trump's g or p complete control over washington's levers. of power these, the legislative as head of the executive branch, trunk, consign, or veto legislation from congress. you can also sign executive orders like when he, we can do obamacare in his 1st term. presidents can also grant pardons for federal crime, something that trump has promised the porters who were jailed over the january 6th riots on capitol hill. trump, the republicans also dominate the legislative branch with majorities in the house of representatives and the us senate. trump now has a clear path to push through his agenda, including mass deportation in, in sweeping terrace on imports to the united states. likewise, the judicial branch is now leaning towards the president elect. 3 of the 9 supreme court justices are trump appointees, and they have worked with 3 fellow conservatives to reshape the country with rulings on abortion rights, gun rights, and regulatory issues with the

the senate is happy to help us republican is trying to push back. that is a sick joke and a sick joke on every american who's got a loan of the bank for their house fast to pay their mortgage every month. and yet you cries, never going to have to pay. there was no surprises if another wave of bite idea of strikes of northern gauze are remotely killing 88 people wounding over a 100 local se israel is in 10 or 99 lakes. he is not in the resistance, he is not in the resistance. these are children, they are completely annihilating us. what is all fault? why did we commit to doing this life? and on the very same night, dustin was killed in gun washington prieto's un security council ceasefire resolution, while the us senate reject. so bill that would stop the pro with deadly weapons, pays for the well, it's just that one. update off to another to your top stories based oceleto. and i changed enough to an awful lot just little by with you today. so let's get and right. it is a breaking news for you this our live on i to you the russian ministry defense sa

us interior. under biden and harris, 118,000 came in. criminal, illegal aliens. senator because of the border collapse. now, but so but you've got democrats, illinois governor jamie pritzker, colorado governor, kathy hochul that will try to resist trump, and gangs, rape, murder, shootings, drug trafficking so you mentioned new york city mayor eric adams and he is saying, sounded like he is open to working with trump and tom homan on deportation. listen to this. >> will you express concern about mass deportation in the city. >> the voters communicated loudly and clearly. we have a broken immigration system and it needs fixed. i'm willing to sit down with this administration, like i tried to sit down with the previous administration in my 10 trips to washington and say, we have a problem. that's over-run in cities. i'm hoping this administration would hear what i'm saying and listen to some of the ideas that i have been pushing for over a year now. liz: do you hear that? do you hear, you know, listen. the mayor adams was basically abused here, right? i mean, they ignored h

we'll be back with more from the augusta civic center and our four candidates for the us senate. ght after this. welcome back to our new center, maine, voice of the voter candidate forum. we have with us this evening live from augusta, the four candidates for the united states senate in maine. and we're going to resume our questions this time. we're going to begin with. independent jason cherry. one of the problems that has come about in maine in recent years is one that most people have not dealt with before and that is the worker shortage. we're in front of an audience of business people. they know how acute the problem is in many parts of the state. what if anything can the federal government do to address the shortage of workers that is really hurting so many employers? well, um i work for a law firm that, that handles labor issues and it is across the board across the nation. the labor shortage, there's also, you know, control concerns about immigration. so if you talk about labor shortage, you talk about immigration, immigration in a sense that we have highly skilled technic

washington details the un security council ceasefire resolution, while the us senate rejects bills that with the cold, deadly weapons from the deadly silence. both washington and london still remain the officer. lead tight lips over good liking you create to make long range strikes into russia, the hello or the welcome to our attention auction, to a new sent out with the latest updates. hi, a michael porter. now 6 for 6 people have reported, they being killed him now over a 100 wounded. and then these right here strike on the residential area in northern guys. most of the victims are set to be women and children. and this comes as ease will continue to talk at the entire enclave with distressing images emerging from a con eunice, the victims of an idea of like there. on wednesday we're taking to a hospital with footage showing grief stricken relatives struggling to comprehend their loss. at least 15 people were killed that day, including 5 children, according to the media reports, a local gavin's claim, and these are all these intend to non, non nation of palestinians. they are complete

that becomes even more relevant at the moment from another us senator. send it to john through and from south dakota, who as you know will be the next senate majority leader. right, the incoming one. she tweeted just 2 days ago that if the icy cn is prosecutor, do not reverse this, the direct quote reading is to we do not reverse outragious and unlawful actions to pursue arrest warrants against is really officials. then there should be a sent. it should immediately pass sanctions legislation. right? arrest warrants means the us for the sanction of the i. c c. and the prosecutor. how serious is the us threat of sanctions against an international court of law? it's extremely serious. i re, 1st of all it's, it's saying that id number one doesn't recognize the jurisdiction of the court, which we know. but that in and of itself is hypocritical, because it does recognize the jurisdiction when it comes to vladimir putting which this administration is called a war criminal. and does recognize its jurisdiction when it comes to prosecuting vladimir putin for what i

while the us senate rejects to build a would have stopped the float of the west of to as the just so much talk about during this live program from the audience and an international mothership here in moscow. this is a, it's a good to have your company cuz it's breaking news for you. this our here on this journal, the russian m. o d saying that it's a defense systems of down to u. k produced stone shadow missiles and follows the reported approval by both washington and london for keith to use that long range weapons and strikes on russia. the kremlin though, has reacted saying the west is adding fuel to the fire. a new escalation has occurred. this is an irresponsible position taken by the outgoing us administration . they are continuing to add fuel to the fire of the ukrainian conflict by preventing any possible dynamics for its resolution, while using ukraine as a to in the war against russia. these follows elliptical or restrictions on strikes deeper than russia by uh, britain, by front, by the united states, the president spokesperson lodge, mae approved and spoke for us a me trip

after report suggests that you create had spied them into the post region for the, the type of the us senate block. so resolution, the aim that defending the president biden from biting off more than $4000000000.00 . that's crazy. that a wave of ideas, flights, and most of the guy that reported they killed 88 people leave over 100 all those winded local play. these role if you tend to non night lation, he is not in the resistance. he is not in the resistance. these are children, they are completely annihilating us. what is all faults? what if we could meet in this life? on the very same night, dozens are killed in gaza. washington, the to the un security council will see fire resolution while the senate rejects build, that with withhold deputy weapons from the user on the web is already international, reaching you from the boston capital where the latest from around the wealth. i have mike called portion. now we start with the breaking news. this on the russian m o b says the defensive have down to u. k. produced storm shadow muscles, and it follows the re send a power approval by both washi

thanks for speaking to as good to hear your thoughts on to contribute to on a former us senate stuff a tar rates enjoy searching. well, president elect donald trump, is that to move back into the oval office east for my democratic rival. carmella harris is still in smid mode. this time sayings. last my opinion would to h u. s. president elect for lunch aust, about that commentary. they crept in spokesperson outlines that's just not possible . does not as well. now let's read top the lay of the land following tuesdays us presidential election. essentially, the democrats have a nightmare of a night, as republicans painted the map red until the dominant political outlook. the critical swing states either went or when to tremble, and the 2 web account continues. he's leaving and then by some margin, arizona and nevada in the west, the intensive own impulse and a leg tool, college boats, 270, was needed for victory. trump student pos that's to come and they sit on $295.00 buses, $226.00 full harris within the race to control congress. the republicans have taken control of the senate and j

it is now time for the us senate. he says to act and sanction this service sponsible body. and he called on democrat chuck schumer, to pass bipartisan legislation, legislation sanctioning the court. let's get more with our white house correspondent, kimberly hawk get lots of reactions now coming from the us congress. so then kimberly yeah. oh, well, what we're really waiting for is fresh reaction from the bind administration, but it's already on record as pushing back against any action by the i see. see, of course, a, we know already that when it comes to israel, the united states does not recognize any of the international criminal court actions with regard to prosecuting or even the specific arrest for it's for the prime minister or the defense minister when it comes to the international criminal court, the u. s. secretary state antony blank and said last may that the administration flatly rejects any equivalence between mazda and israel with the specifics to this case. and also believes that it rush this entire case and really believes that the proper jurisdiction is no

that now republicans, it's projected now that they're set to get the us senate majority. so it looks like an epic fail for pamela harris. so we're expensive to see more trash talking and more accusations, of course, is russell being involved as a ways. so sites are pretty much blaming everything except themselves. exactly. but you know, what else was funny? i found that some voters were saying that, well, you didn't get kinda le harris enough of time. yeah. i had a $107.00 days to come pay. yeah. i mean, would think hold on a 2nd. she was there for, for years and years. i don't know who she is and what city is about, no idea what her policy is, your or not. and itself says at all, i think. right? absolutely. all right, marina cost, right. bye. thank you. but we spoke with us on sibley lead attorney and found over the muslim legal organization who says it would have been a travesty of justice for the current administration to be re elected given their policy on gaza. this is one of the ugliest selections in us history because both candidates are openly competing and uh, in

his father was robert f. kennedy, who was united states senator, he was the us attorney general. he was assassinated when robert f. kennedy junior was 14 years old. he was appalled there for his father, or k, jr, was 9 years old when his uncle was assassinated. so we seen a lot, and there a lot of conspiracy theories floating around both those deaths, which he's also peddled in a little bit. he is unconventional because of the belief that he espouses for things like vaccines. and this is a man who actually has a very traditional, a very inspiring in many ways, career. he had a troubled youth, trouble, young adulthood. but then he became a very successful environmental activist, a very successful environmental lawyer who took on big companies and one liked upon one son. so he's known for that, but he's been sort of more and more out there, especially when it comes to things like vaccines. he published essays, saying that vaccines were linked to autism, for example, scientifically unproven. he has said point blank that he believes there is no such thing as a safe and effective vacc

senate. —— john thune. give uscause i think i'm right in saying he perhaps was not the chosen trumped candidate? that is really interesting result, because in the last few weeks, senator rick scott in fort has emerged as perhaps the favoured candidate of the trump camp. a lot of his backers have been picking up rick scott, not least elon musk, and he is promising things donald trump is keen on, such as these recess appointments, this is the idea of getting people confirmed without a vote during a senate recess, a congressional recess. rick scott had promised that the donald trump had asked for that. this, ithink, he did not wade into this formally, let's be clear about that, but people around him, if people on the flanks did very much so, so this is perhaps the senate reasserting or leased the republican party in the senate reasserting a degree of independence, saying, we are going to choose the person we want as our leader rather than the white house once, i don't know, we will see, butjohn thune is a seasoned sen

stablish meant as a short list should include the secretary of state domini marco rubio, a 3 term us senator, who's a senior member of the intelligence on foreign relations committee. he's a hard liner on immigration and china u. n. n. bassinger nominee, at least the phonic is a congress woman who serves on the intelligence and armed services committees. robeto's and the phonics nominations haven't attracted much attention so much for the establishment. controversial nominees have been receiving lots of attention. health secretary, now many robert f. kennedy junior, has condemned cobit vaccines and promoted unproven, and sometimes dangerous medical treatments. pete hague says the defense secretary, nominee is a tv presenter, myers, and sex scandals and tulsa. gabbert domini for director of national intelligence has been accused of spreading pro russian propaganda and has never held an intelligence post. all 3 share, a lack of experience and of shocked the establishment. do the nominees have publicly endorsed trumps america 1st policy views. they're suspicious of alliances like nato, in favor

so it is very, very rare for us senator to do that. and christmas them are paid a really, really good price for that. i think a lot of other politicians are paying close attention to if they make these promises that they come through some great context forced. stephen, thanks so much stephen. danielle perez, professor, my pleasure at the northern arizona university. thanks a lot. as i brought up, i have the most important festival on the hindu calendar now, and more than a 1000000000 people around the world a celebrating the valley. the festival of lots in india, people are taking part in special praise and festive gatherings. for 5 days, 5 works will brighten up the not skies as people celebrate among other things, the victory of lot of a darkness and knowledge of ignorance. itself . festive time in india as millions of hindus celebrated the valley, a festival that brings joy light and to get the naz, celebrating with 5 records is that just tradition, along with the socializing and exchanging sweets and give spits family and friends .

it is not time for the us senate to act and section this irresponsible body. neither is right not the us are members of the i. c. c. it is backed by $124.00 signatories states, including all nations belonging to the european union, chose a boarded the use diploma. reminded of 27 member countries of the duty to abide by 2 days cold ruling. this decision is a binding decision on all state. all the states bought these of the court which include on members of the union as of binding this lemon. discard this is you mean by nothing y'all's office describe the i see decision as anti semitic and said he would not be to unto his rights bought. all directives are met, rosie bernard is outside the court in the hague, in the netherlands, rosie walk us through this. what does the arrest warrant against it? and you know, and go on say exactly. well judges, here are these national criminal court, say they have reasonable grades to believe that nothing yahoo and kalonde are responsible for war crimes, including using starvation as an active warfare unintentionally targeting c

i'm the other, the senate used to be common, but it isn't anymore. in 2020 we sold just one state main elect a senator from one party on fucking another policy for president in 2016 non that to this. yeah, democrats are also defending seats into states, ohio, and montana that trump is expected to uncomfortably. now there is incumbents, we've got charlotte brown in ohio, and don't test drive in montana by far the most endangered sentences this november . but it's a veteran. politicians with strong basis of support. but with either can hold on will be one of election nights most closely. watch story lines. good democrats flip any seats. well, the best chunks is all here in texas, where i call in all red. he's a popular congressman and a former nfl football player, faces incumbent ted cruz, and even a lot of republicans, they're like under florida public and send it to rick scott has a strong challenger and former congress women, debbie mccardle, powell. now scouts have never lost and the election is also never won by more than a tiny motion. both races

the republican party now controls the senate, which is half of the us congress, and as the final votesnted, they are getting closer all the time to having control of the house of representatives as well, and they've also got a majority on the supreme court — and that is making people nervous about the amount of power that they could eventually hold. not the majority of americans, though, who got the comprehensive republican victory they voted for. now, one of the most senior democrats, nancy pelosi, has conceded thatjoe biden�*s late withdrawal from the presidential race harmed kamala harris�*s chances of winning it. he stepped aside too late for a contest to be held to pick a successor. the anticipation was that if the president were to step aside, that there would be an open primary. and, as i say, kamala may have... i think she would have done well in that and been stronger going forward, but we don't know that, that didn't happen, we live with what happened. donald trump remains at the mar—a—lago estate in florida, assembling his top team. and on wednesday he will fly to washington

donald trump, i spoke with frankjanuzzi, who worked withjoe biden as a staffer during his time as a us senatorwo of them together have work to try to stabilise the us — china relationship and avoid one of conflict and cold war sentiment, even if they have not been able to forge a truly close partnership stop no—one would describe the us — china relationship today as one of friends and yet, joe biden and xijinping have managed xi jinping have managed differences xijinping have managed differences over taiwan, over north korea policy on russian — ukraine and trying to land only some stability and balance to a relationship which is vital for the future of the planet. find the future of the planet. and of course. — the future of the planet. and of course, biden _ the future of the planet. and of course, biden has - the future of the planet. and of course, biden has been a powerfulfour of course, biden has been a powerful four years, during that time, relations have been relatively calm although he has taken a very strident approach when it comes to china, what do you see as the legacy when it comes

we're following voting in the us senate tonight on the middle east.asure from democratic senator bernie sanders to restrict the sale of certain offensive arms to israel. mr sanders, who says israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu violated international & u.s. law, filed a rarely—used joint resolution of disapproval towards the biden administration. the vote failed 18 to 79. meanwhile, ceasefiretalks between israel and hezbollah continued wednesday. us envoy amos hochstein arrived in israel on wednesday as part of efforts to seal a ceasefire agreement between the israel and hezbollah. he says there is �*positive progress�* and that the gaps a draft us proposal has been seen by hezbollah�*s leader, who said a deal now depended on israel�*s response. hochstein will meet with israeli prime minister benhamin netanyahu on thursday. 0ur middle east correspondent hugo bachega is in beirut and has more. he has been leading what has been seen as a last—ditch attempt by the biden debilitation to end the ceasefire —— for a ceasefire between israel and has bee

of potential rivals gets longer, with besson, lutnick, rowen, with besson, lutnick, rowen, with us senatore mix here. what you're looking for again is somebody, lutnick, whose very aggressive on tariffs, and your correspondent did a good job of taking down his positions — versus somebody and the treasury and the economic team who is likely to be friendlier to wall street. that's the kind of makes trump is going through right now. but the situation is very volatile. terry, thank you for your analysis, i'm sure we will talk to you again soon as the story continues. so, how are markets reacting to the latest trump nominations for his administartion? what's been called "the trump bump" seems to be calming, but that is not the case for the world's biggest crypto currency, bitcoin — it has hit new fresh highs of over $94,000 a token. michael field is an equity strategist at morningstar. hello to you, michael. if we talk about bitcoin, as was pointed out, howard lutnick is a real pro crypto man — give us your take on how far bitcoin will go. 50 your take on how far bitcoin will no. ~ ., �*, will

i mean, we'll know about us republican senator lindsey graham, i'm not even going to say what i think about the guy the, the old wall whole. but he has come out and he slammed the decision of the i c. c cord. but in the past, he welcomed the i. c. c's, arrest warrant against the russian president vladimir putin. any hints of double standards here, perhaps called in i think level as damian's the most, who knows the stand that's of the united states behavior yesterday. they just do you like it. it'd be to go to the motion in the war, although they have been calling for the end of the ordering goes. so why did they do that? because it's what i doesn't want to do that. everybody thought that by the may and event, the behavior of nathan yahoo! like what told them i did in the end of his presidency when he uh, best or did my veto at least the resolution against the 2 month oldest invoice bank . but this administration is the current administration on the coming administration at all was pulled in the sense that it's when dealing with is that i am ne, consider what everything is. what i am d

former first lady and us senator hillary clinton and former us barack obama were deeply, deeply influenced by the scholarship and the action plan of saul alinsky. and the rules for by the way, he he you can't make this up up and for some of you who may not know this but he most of us who write books we have a dedication page. we pick out our our spouse, our children, friends, someone who's been particularly important. and to us, saul alinsky dedicated rules for to lucifer and he and writes why and spoke later in life why dedicated rules radicals the ultimate and sixties radical document to the devil and he's very clear in in interviews that followed about he chose to do this by the way just for time purposes. i will not go through all the rules for radicals which by the way 1 to 13 are being employed in 2024, by the way, not just in politics, i would say mostly in politics. i would say mostly in culture. and i'm eager for turn for reasons of my book talk to to evoke point 13, which is pick the target freeze personalize it and polarize it for some of who have perhaps read saul alinsky and i

using recess appointments. how does that work? guest: the constitution does give the president power to adjourn the house and senate on extra ordinary occasions. that is the term it uses, "extraordinary occasions." when they can't agree, cases of disagreement between the two chambers on the time of the appointment. so the president has floated the idea may be the president could use that to forcibly adjourn congress and therefore create a recess, create the opportunity he could then use this power in the constitution to make recess appointments. if you actually look at it, it has never been done before. it would be an x ordinary power the president would use, something more akin to what the king had in great britain, when we declared independence, when the king dissolved polymers at will. that is not something the founding fathers were thrilled about. also, you have to be in a state of disagreement. that is a very precise term and it seems clear the senate can control when it wants to be in a state -- state of disagreement with the house and when it doesn't. host: we are talking with james wallner, a senior resident, fellow at the a

and i hope to have the opportunity to do it as my current colleagues here in the us senate confirmed a lot of florida politician met gates is trump's picks to serve. as the us attorney general, trump believes gates will protect us borders and help dismantle organized crime. gates has previous, previously denied allegations of sex trafficking, and has been investigated for accepting improper gifts. all of the trumps nominations still need to be confirmed by the senate and that will be next year. she have her time so you have more from capitol hill. i think a lot of establishments republicans are in shock right now, because at 1st they cool things were going that way. marco rubio, secretary of state gay storage. i mean he's the one who the base pays. i just think he, some johnny come lately knew a conservative new liberal who is now pretending to be part of the trump world in order to to get ahead. so they hate margaret repair establishment and the innocent love walker review. so they would, they thought that would work so well, i'm glad to meet you at the off the as we go, the next 2 n

former first lady and us senator hillary clinton and former us barack obama were deeply, deeply influenced by the scholarship and the action plan of saul alinsky. and the rules for by the way, he he you can't make this up up and for some of you who may not know this but he most of us who write books we have a dedication page. we pick out our our spouse, our children, friends, someone who's been particularly important. and to us, saul alinsky dedicated rules for to lucifer and he and writes why and spoke later in life why dedicated rules radicals the ultimate and sixties radical document to the devil and he's very clear in in interviews that followed about he chose to do this by the way just for time purposes. i will not go through all the rules for radicals which by the way 1 to 13 are being employed in 2024, by the way, not just in politics, i would say mostly in politics. i would say mostly in culture. and i'm eager for turn for reasons of my book talk to to evoke point 13, which is pick the target freeze personalize it and polarize it for some of who have perhaps read saul alinsky and i

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white house isn�*t completely straightforward, as cabinet positions require confirmation by the us senaters of the us president — the ability to appoint hundreds of topjobs in the us government. now, some of those people will end up at the heart of power here at the white house without needing the stamp of approval of other politicians in washington. they are in the president�*s gift alone, and already in that group look likely to be some of his more controversial choices. take over, elon! including elon musk, who he�*s appointed to slash so—called government waste. but the appointment of others, including most of his cabinet, will have to be approved first by the senate. now, after the election, the republicans will have a majority and so here on capitol hill, most of mr trump�*s choices will sail through. a few names, though, could face a tougher challenge. we�*re inside the senate building now, and here, even among some republicans, there is deep scepticism over some of the choices donald trump is making, especially that of matt gaetz for attorney general. we ride or die with donald jo

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