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okay, that's bringing the w's middle east correspondence, tanya kramer, she's joining us. i'm following the story extensively from jerusalem. tanya, can you walk us through what we know about these really as strikes these really strikes on iran and what they've achieved? what they've done? yeah, we heard some more information early this morning uh, from uh, the military spokes person there, which is truth atanya dining and her gar speaking. then he said also that old plains, that were involved in this, in this operation, have now returned safely to israel. this always takes a couple of hours. this is a, you know, very far away. he also said that basically this around, that was in multiple stages. what we've been seeing is 1st around 2 am, the 1st reports local time here. we're coming in from iran, of explosions being reported that and shortly after we heard from the is really military. he is saying that they had started a retaliatory attack, as they said, basically a talking with precise strikes, military targets. and this is also the key word and this was now picked up ag

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w. bush joins us now. really blame trump for the lack of endorsements? >> good morning, brian.ly, the owners decided that they need to take this step. i have a lot of sympathy for the owners, because the employees have just behaved preposterously, the idea that they decide the editorial page, with that said, jeff bezos talked about, you know, having credibility by not endorsing anyone. >> brian: yeah. >> the real problem with like "the washington post" and other papers is not the editorial pages, it's that most of the news pages are also a continuous editorial for kamala harris. they are just perceived as biased. >> brian: if you just look at the lead story four in five are negative towards trump. media research group did a study. 80% of the stories against trump negative. 74% of the stories are positive for kamala harris. how could that possibly be the case where someone is wrong 8 out of every 10 times and someone is right 8 out of every 10 times? so your thoughts about where this race is right now, bill? >> well, my thoughts is pretty conventional. very tight. it does seem t

miller says his first reaction w t, f joining me now, the man who wrote that op-ed former nbc chief marketingicer, john miller, john good to see you. the op-ed really thought provoking. i mean, can you tell us about the donald trump you knew back in those apprentice days and how you spun his image. >> well, the conceit of the show was that he would be a successful businessman and that people were trying to do that. the idea was you didn't win a date, you want a career and we the show i didn't produce the show, but i did produce the promos for the show or lead the team that did the promos for the show, the whole idea was that you would get a chance to be with a top business executive and then you would win a prize and then for a full year with him and the thing is, is that not many ceo is actually had the time or the desire to have somebody that was a reality show star come on and be in their inner circle down from had no problem with that. he had the time he liked the adoration and so where does it make it successful? we had to make sure that the idea of you're going in for a big businessman

w. bush and joining me now. that suggests a campaign in disarray two weeks before the election.sn't sound good to me. >> yeah, i won't go so far to say it's disarray and especially in this cycle and the game is tied going into the bottom of the ninth or top of the ninth here. it is tense and it's grueling and grinding and why these political jobs are the best jobs anybody will ever have if you like pressure. if you thrive under pressure. stuart: do republicans have momentum in pennsylvania? >> yeah, working on that race in pennsylvania for dave mckormick and moved to toss up and that's going to be one of the great surprises where a long term incumbent bob casey gets defeated and people of pennsylvania are looking for change and pennsylvania is massive and we all know for both sides and huge change and now it's down to 300,000 and the democrat gains have advantage and registration and have shrunk by 1 million voters and pennsylvania is a massive change and this is why it's going to lean toward donald trump and dave mckormick on election night. jacqui: as a political professional,

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jersey w she joins us now. she's live in new jersey where an agreement was reached. dockworkers. let's go back to asheville. and i know you going knh carolinarth caro tomorrow. you saw some of the hardest hit arealina yous. you also talk to a lot of people on the ground that have lost everything. and the one theme that i'm. hearing from my radio audience is that there's not a single fema emergency management person, not one that they have s seen up to this point. diy or anybodyyou ha that you saw that you had a chance to talk to? did a chan to d they tell you tw anybody? >> actually, sean, no, weee any didn't see anybody from fema. we didn'borm fema t anybody from the government. we're here in port elizabeth tonight here in newe p jersey because we were deeply concerned about the victims of hurricane helene. we were wondering what this th would do to them.sterday and while i was there in asheville yesterday talking to residents, i could tell you the devastation, there is nothingdevastat quite like st in person. i mean, pictures on television don't even do it justice. we saw homes

thank you so much for joining us on the w my. you know, as i just described, 2 of your family members were taken hostage on october 7th. i'd like to 1st ask you how you felt when you learned of car meals, death was your family able to feel any sense of closure after so many months of uncertainty? a murder. this is very hard for us and it still is. i don't think any of us as close to getting any kind of closure. carmel was able to survive for 11 months in a split couple conditions in a tiny tunnel where she could understand with no light um, you know, guarded 247 having to go to the toilet in a bucket its in a humane and she survived for 11 months and she was waiting for us to save her. and as the families keep telling everyone, we don't have any time in the something that we have been saying since the beginning, that time is running out. but you know, when you're advocating for your family, when you're giving interviews, when you're meeting with politicians you, you forget that there is a ticking clock that there is someone stand

now, do you bring them the w reporter business. java joins us now. she just returned from an assignment in bangladesh and joins us here. good to see you banish when it comes to freedom of expression in bangladesh. what has changed since the ousting of the government? earlier this year? 30, the situation has definitely dramatically changed. you can feel at the moment you enter like this. i spoke to a lot of people. i joined the live students people from government or can they get bung that issues? and many, many people told me that uh, for example, the simple thing like posting criticism on social media. this is basic criticism. they were not, that didn't feel comfortable criticizing the government or any government institutions or the security forces on social media. so all of a sudden you'll see a lot of people, young people expressing their anger, expressing their emotions on social media. and then there was a political analyst, for example, who told me that now and bangladesh order for starting with our seminars, happenings, there are discussions

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thank you so much for joining us on the w and use a really grateful to have your insights on the show. okay, we're going to move back now to jerusalem and bring back in the w's middle east, corresponding tanya claim. a space and there's some new information. we've had some confirmation from these ratings. i believe tanya, us? yeah, the side, while we're talking earlier, the confirmation came from the military's books. a person again from don. you have gary who said i can now confirm, and i'm quoting here, that you have concluded the is ready, responds to yvonne's attacks against israel. he again, reaffirmed in that statement that this was a retaliation against him with precise and targeted strikes as they put it in the statement on military targets in avon. and a sporting immediate threats to uh, is ro. there's also warning coming in that statement. basically saying that if there were, if, as well uh, if yvonne uh would make the mistake to begin a new round of escalation. uh then uh, is where i would also continue to do so. so what it, what it appears right now is that i would receive

well for more on the situation and is really in love at all, and we're joined now by our colleagues w's, emily gord, dean in jerusalem and journalist style of mina in bay ridge. stella israel struck bay root again over nights. what more can you tell us? so we've witnessed yet another night, a very heavy, heavy, the environment we've witnessed the heaviest air strikes so far here in the, in, in the city of favors. the idea of us has used 11 palms to hit the southern suburbs, but it also continues to strike other parts of the country. we hear, for example, that the audi, as hits the mazda rock crossing that is a crossing to the neighbor country, syria that was used in the last couple of days by hundreds, hundreds of people were fleeing the fighting in level and on. and we're trying to get the syrup to syria, the boonies health ministry. he says that in the last 24 hours, the, the 37 people have been killed. and 150 has been wounded. we're hearing to that this drug and they root may have targeted the man presumed to be has bull as next leader. what. what do we know about that? still yes, u

but it will be 16 days until the national election commission declared as a when a while i'm joined now by the w. corresponded diane hawker, she is reporting about the elections for us from those and beings capital approved to diane. it's good to see you pulling stations. i understand we're supposed to be closed by now. what's the latest? well, this pulling station close just a few minutes ago. the last few voters were voting in these classrooms behind me, and all of them were have concluded the votes, and now the vote counting is beginning. there's only a few officials who are here and some observe as well, also here. so it's going to be quite a long night for them. what i will say though, is that in that long hour before the, the devoting stations close, the was quite a bit of commotion. yeah. people will quite understand to be frustrated about standing in line for quite a long time. we came to this a voting station earlier on in the day at around 12 here. and the lines were long, and when we returned off to 4 pm, the lines was still quite long. and the, some of the votes is here, ended up, yo

for more on this, i'm joining the cd by d w reporter alone. yeah. and marissa the other new good. just so you tell us more about this cash offer by a loan mosque? yes, charles. so basically this cash offer is like a loss for it. so mosques uh, campaign group which clearly supports donald trump, is asking registered voters to sign a petition. and this petition consists of basically 2 amendments. they should support the amendment of the post fall for speech and the rights to bear arms. now when you find this petition, basically you take part in the luxury and there is a read the each day until the 5th of november and each day, one person that signs this petition is avoided a cash price like $1000000.00 price. so, but there is a catch share as well because is just those voters from the spring state drive. that's a taking pause in this luxury and many see this whole also by mosque as him trying to garner most support for donald trump. because the note of this 7 swings type of crucial for the result of the u. s. selections. and by the way, the announcement of this whole cash offer he m

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and for more, we can now speak to the w, corresponded emily or dean, who joins us from jerusalem. emily, good to see what more do we know about how is real is planning to respond to arouse recent attacks. well just off to the attack for a minister benjamin netanyahu came out saying that the wrong had made a very big mistake. now the will coming up right now is still waiting. it's options tiny done on israel's and baffled her to the un. her sub tops quartz, our response will be decisive and yes, it will be painful. so now we're hearing from is rarely officials that's a response could include strikes on strategic infrastructure in our own. so oral and gas rigs, but also assassinations. and the tax on iran defense systems. but personally, it could also include a tax on is on iran, nuclear sites. um, but at the same time, we're also hearing that this response will be coordinated with the us and the us. well, supporting a response. and i'm saying that israel has the right to defend itself as also separate. it does not support strikes on or on nuclear facilities. i think that's very muc

so when a more i'm joined now by the w corresponding diane who is reporting about the elections for us from is on beaks capital the 2. so hi diane, now know that you've been to putting stations in the food. so tell us how things are going of the well, i know we've been out here since the early morning visiting different opposing stations. and one thing that we didn't notice that in some stations, things were going a bit slowly. the station that i'm at seems to be moving quite quickly. now, earlier on the mozambique electro commission did say that there had been some logistical issues that affected some calling stations or on my portal. and in other parts of the country, such as with m, b, z, a, and gaza province. it had to do with the late delivery of materials and that leads to some stations opening a bit later than usual. but so far things seem to be going smoothly. we've also seen various observe emissions at the polling stations, and they've also indicated that things seem to be going smoothly despite some small hiccups along the way. the majority of vs in mozambique i believe, are

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w. me least, experts shiny was on us. we joins me here in studio. i, sunny now. we're seeing talking about the, the massive operation, a 100 military jets iran, also talking about the right and the obligation to respond. israel risking an outright world by this action could be um, israel hopes that not days really, it seems like his role tried to target only military a destination, hoping that you wrong will accept you know, sort of key rules of engagement where, you know, they both parties stick only to military targets, which is also what the rank has come to have done in october. and the idea i think is really is was to embarrass your own, but not show me of the that in the sense that it will send a clear message. first of all is real can, despite the distance despite you know, the oh, all the hardships that might be challenges because of the distance to operate. israel wanted to show that he can do that. but then at the same times, it also did not want to escalate if you wanted to go full and they would have gone for maybe oil facilities, probably uh more um

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well, for more i'm joined in the studio by 2 nation journalist and the w reporter. read a dollar read good to see you. so, tell us why these elections in tunisia matter. okay, so we 1st need to go back to 2011 where can use that was the diverse country off the air of spring and the poster child of democrat ization and the promotion of democracy in the region us. and now we're seeing how the democracy is coming under threat. so if can each roles back into the dictatorship, this may be in dangerous message for people in the region. and people are in the content in that no matter what you do. if your leader involution, if you want to go into democracy at the frat degrees game, will end up prevailing. and this can be, as i said, and one way ticket that well, historically be very, very hard and very, very dangerous for the region. so it's very important that this election would go under way and the same time we need to understand that as for a lot of people, there is still hope. there's still saying that even though that they're all those trip threats to need and ended u

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