david weiss, who donald trump had appointed u.s.ttorney, and is the special counsel in the hunter biden case. let's remember, there is an entire special counsel appointed just to deal with biden. his tax charges and gun charges. so all of this is a complete. if somebody thinks that there is some high crime or misdemeanor relating to joe biden, they should tell us what it is. so far we haven't heard anything. sir. >> donald trump was impeached twice. [indiscernible] mr. raskin: i'm not sure i followed the quest >> the impeachment is more complicated. is it two -- [indiscernible] mr. raskin: well, impeachments like criminal prosecutions follow people's criminal donald trump incited a violent insurrection and an attempt to overthrow a presidential election. and he was impeached by the house of representatives in a bipartisan impeachment, and there was a 57-43 vote in the se tct him. he escaped conviction by 10 votes. he beat the constitutional spread of 2/3 majority. there were commanding bipartisan, bicameral majorities defining the c

joining us this hour, joe terranova, steve weiss and shannon. we are going live to san josÉ, california, ahead of the nvidia's developers event. google and apple in talks to use the ai engine in the iphone. that's showing signs of life in the ai trade. joe? >> this potentially reeignites the mag 7. fundamentally this is interesting, and i am not sure who will be paying who in this scenario. obviously we know they pay apple in terms of search. this is also a little bit puzzling to me for apple. is this an admission maybe they could not bring forth their own ai or gemini ai fast enough, and then the regulatory risks for this as well. clearly this is a significant positive for alphabet. i think it's something that probably has been circulating for the last week, because alphabet has had a strong period. >> apple had open talks about open ai in the bloomberg report. maybe this is a look at apple and maybe they didn't have that ai together in time for the worldwide developers conference in june. >> google is a default search engine for apple, and thi

david weiss and his team are moving this full steam ahead with these charges.e indictment, the government said instead of paying his taxes, hunter spent his money on woman! clothing, health and beauty products to the tune of hundreds of thousands on -- of dollars, also adult and your team to. the president's son also charged with firearms violations and is set to go to trial in early june in delaware. we will keep you posted. >> martha: david spike xp thank. with me now, criminal defense attorney and former federal prosecutor, andrew, great to have you with as. i just want to quote from the motion by abbe lowell, here is what the argument he will make here. mr. biden, one-party stroke -- strike today with the prosecution got to the other party through the diversion agreement as part of that agreement he sacrificed valuable rights in exchange for the prosecution agreement not to prosecute the sort of indictment it has brought here, to say that the court should require that prosecution honor the agreement and dismiss this indictment. this goes back to the "sweeth

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up 9% year to date. >> weiss? >> archer-daniels.> steve obviously cheated and looked at my "final trade." fmc corp. >> that's going to do it for us. "the exchange" starts right now. thanks for watching. ♪ ♪ >>> frank, thank you very much. welcome to "the exchange." i'm tyler mathisen. here's what's ahead on a busy wednesday. less than 60 minutes to go to the fed's decision on interest rates. no move expected on that front, but the markets could move on what chair powell says. and our panelists are looking for some very specific clues from him today. and we will tell you what they are. >>> plus, reddit, the first major main stream company set to ipo this year in the tech area. one guest says he wishes it wasn't. he's here to explain what he means by

i am rabbi eric weiss.oss our country's faith communities are changing and making an intense effort to get to know themselves. what we would like to do is invite you into a conversation this morning about a jewish population today that has been concluded in the san francisco bay area. we would like to introduce you to julie gold. the director of community impact at the jewish humidity federation and endowment foundation. and the director of committee impact at the jewish community federation and foundation of the east bay. welcome. let's ask what is the jewish population study? >> this is a study about the demographics and so much more of the bay area jewish community. there are many things that are exciting about the study but i think the most exciting is the first population study that has ever been done that includes the entire bay area. 10 counties. it looks not just at demographics but more. like this is your demographics about the population. >> generally we are talking about the far east bay, we thin

it would be a lot. >> weiss, what about you? would you be interested in some of the tertiary players? >> i would be interested there but also in his take on the customers, the key customers, brenda mentioned, who are so aggressively looking for other solutions with titan semi, with asl providing their most advanced technology to allow the competition to blossom and bloom. nobody wants to be that dependent on nvidia as a sole source at very high prices. i want to know if he's thinking about that, you don't have this massive rush for the door, which is building. i mean, every large tech company has come outand said we're building our own chips, designing our own chips and asml is a toolbox for that and intel foundries. how will you compete with that burgeoning threat? >> that's a good one. one stock that is not benefiting from ai, adobe shares sinking. they beat earnings but is that the whole reason for the downward pressure? >> you think decent, decent report. the bar is so high now for anything ai related that when you don't bea

weiss, you are first. >> yeah.use i heard jimmy's emotional outburst. the bottom line is, culture starts at the top, and calhoun has been the culture carry here for well over a decade when he was share of the board and a board member. so i better not hear jimmy ever talk about a ceo of cliffs or anything, because apparently he doesn't tmake it. >> jim, you're up next. >> pacific gas and electric. a little defensive play if we're all talking about corrections. >> liz? >> commodity etf that has 50% in treasuries, so you get both sides. >> jim snmplt >> nvidia is finally comfortable with prices above $925. >> that's going to do it for us. "the exchange" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >>> thank you very much. welcome to "the exchange." i'm tyler mathisen in for kelly evans. here's what's ahead. not a bubble but bubbling. that's how one of our guests describes today's market. but that doesn't mean you can't still find sof bargains. he's looking for them. >>> plus, shares of tesla down more than 30% this year. should you by the d

weiss.% today. >> yeah. >> what is behind this -- >> pure momentum. >> momentum -- well, there are a few things. momentum. cramer came out and said he thinks because everybody is upsidedown, in debt to gdp, and i don't think that's the case. sure, there's a small element that believes that all economies or all sovereigns are going to hell, so they will hide bitcoin. that's not it. to show you how ridiculous this is, bitcoin is not the top foreign currency, and bite the dog or whatever that -- >> this asset, between the approval of the etfs, and the asset management get into it, and some expected fervor into parts of the market -- >> complete perfect storm. i think you have to look at the two products that investors really focus on. number one, bitcoin, and it has been traditionalized with the advent of the etfs. bitcoin up 58%. you have ethereum up 50%. you have a lot of people who are going to own ethereum on the belief that an eft is coming. is atethereum riding the back o the bitcoin? the

sonali: let us take it a step back about george weiss, 81 now, he told investors he is returning cashus more about him and why he matters. >> he is 81 as you mentioned and we are seeing something of a trend when it comes to consolidation. when it comes to billionare founders, they may be seeking liquidity and they may be looking to get out of the business and acquisition could be a good way of doing that. the fund has had some lackluster performance it has not been doing super well and this environment when the risk is about 5% investors are expecting better returns than five or 6% gain. sonali: one thing that is amazing is not just that he was looking for a bible he approached, he reported that he did talk to millennium and as an englander, you have been all over the story in the talks with them as well, did that have anything to do with each other? >> this feeds into a broader trend when it comes to the consolidation space. you have seen the assets swell in the recent years, they have teams of people and they need more people and the need to deploy that money, you are saying this in

not the small caps, steve weiss. are you going to stick with mega cap tech, keep this train rolling, or is now the time to take profits and broaden out the thesis? >> i did shave a little bit of meta, but, you know, i don't look at it that way. i look at what's reliable, what's predictable cash flow, assuming they have it. and what am i happy in owning. i will leave dell for later. it's not normal to have the market go up every day on a relatively narrow move. there are other things working. i'll leave jim to talk about those -- >> can i push back? are there other things working? hold on, i will show a graphic. we have a great data team at cnc cnbc. the s&p gains, 57% coming from the fantastic four. 32% coming from nvidia alone. so, yes, some other things may be working, but the majority of things working are the fantastic four. >> that also takes a number of stocks that aren't working but there are a number that are. now the same type of movement, but the point is that i know i'm in uncharted territory whether it's

>> well, i think it was also claiming his all or refund at this wednesday make things worse for weiss it doesn't matter because at the time that the crime was committed, if he failed to file if he failed to evade, they simply show in the indictment probable cause that happened and now they have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that happens. so it's technically it doesn't matter whether you paid it back or not. the problem for david weiss is that numerous prosecutors, including myself, have noted that it's rare when a defendant has paid back the money that they would still go african criminally unless with some really ginormous amount of money, which is nadh, it's i think it's about 1 million or so. so that's makes it an unusual situation. and worse for weiss, there's gonna be a big jury nullification factor, which is it's so well known that biden's notoriety is one of the main reasons why he's being looked at for over half a decade, that that's going to make an uphill fight to get the jurors to want to convict you. >> all, right let's move on to another case in new york supreme cour

special counsel david weiss, who is charging hunter biden, is in the room.ents in front of this judge, arguing that this plea agreement and this divergent agreement should still be in contact. special counsel david weiss' team saying it is not intact because it was not signed by the probation officer from last summer, so the bottom line here, neil, is we are dealing with eight different motions to dismiss the case. this right now is going before -- or going to trial jun. that's just in a couple of months. right in the middle of the political season. just a couple of months before hunter's dad accepts the nomination. and here we are. we may find out today that this case will get moved back later. we may find out that some charges get dropped, but clearly some tension in this room, even though hunter biden is not in the room, the special counsel himself and hunter biden's late attorney, it might lead attorney abbe lowell both completely on opposite sides of this case, neil. >> neil: to that point, these tax charges literally motivated, sounds like a defense i'

speaking of david weiss, they questioned the legitimacy of weiss as special counsel arguing that he came to republican pressure last summer after the infamous plea deal fell apart in a very public way last july. they saved the diversion agreement to help hunter avoid jail time is still intact. meanwhile, david weiss' office is moving full steam ahead. the government said instead of paying taxes, hunter spent his money on women, clothing, health, beauty products, and adult entertainment. the presidents on his charge with federal firearms violations in delaware, he lied about his substance abuse on a federal firearm form when he owned a gun in 2018 for less than two weeks. again, this is set for june 20th here in los angeles. the gun case in delaware tentatively penciled in for juna little bit more of an idea about what the judge thinks time wise given that these will be butting so close to each other. this happens in a little less than three hours now. speed to keep us posted. thank you for that. >> bret: let's bring in andy mccarthy, former assistant u.s. attorney and fox news contribute

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that's what we'll have to find out about david weiss. thank you. democrats looking like they are in a panic over the third party threat to president biden's re-election. new fox polling shows that worry actually could be warranted. plus the white house still facing backlash for not blocking a united nations resolution calling for an immediate cease-fire in israel's war against hamas terrorists. >> this particular resolution calls for a cease-fire without even releasing the hostages. it made 0 demands on hamas and put a great burden on israel. our friends around the world that an ally walked away from its friends in a time of struggle. >> harris: a sweetheart deal for hamas. what about the hostages? the issue has the president in a political pressure cooker and how it may have changed his stance on the war between israel and hamas after the attacks. steve hilton in "focus" next. (tony) yes, problem. you need verizon. get the new iphone 15 pro with tons of storage. so you can take all the pics! (vo) trade-in any iphone in any condition and get a new

back against his money case in new york city against former president trump special counsel david weissshing back on hunter biden provided the first to toss out federal tax evasion charges we have that story coming in will take it up with francie next on the evening edit. no time. earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase with the chase ink business unlimited card. make more of what's yours. when enamel is gone, you cannot get it back. but you can repair it with pronamel repair. it penetrates deep into the tooth to actively repair acid weakened enamel. i recommend pronamel repair. with new pronamel repair mouthwash you can enhance that repair beyond brushing. they work great together. liz: former justice department printed think that is good to see you again think you for joining us this monday night okay, here's the news coming in, former president trump, his legal team filed a motion today in court to adjourn minute of the eighth alvin bragg as many trial until after the u.s. supreme court rules on the former presidents claims of presidential immunity another day of trial suppos

weiss and his office drafted one. it was announced last june.e after bowing to public and political pressure. ripping up the plea deal last night and reneging on a promise that was made. hunter biden waived his appearance not in the courtroom right now. he lives here in los angeles. this is why he was charged here. leo wise an attorney with special counsel weiss' office says his office is under attack being singled out as, quote, rank partisans, given the filings from hunter biden's legal team. according to the special counsel instead of paying his taxes, hunter spent his money on women, clothe, health, beauty products and adult entertainment. the president's son is also charged with federal firearms investigations in square. he originally lied about substance abuse on a federal firearm form about owning a gun in 2018 for less than two weeks that matter, bret, set to go to trial tentatively the week of june 3rd in wilmington, delaware on june 20th this case is set to go to trial. they both go to trial hunter biden will have two trials and potent

all of the revelations that are in the legal filed by david weiss now give strong whiff of russian intelligencehatr colleagues would do best at this point to fold up the circus tent and allow us to focus on something that would be a benefit to the american people. >> you're particularly interested hunter biden's side? mr. raskin: every other witness that we have to has confirmed conclusion, that joe biden was not involved in's business ventures. he did not profi biden's business ventures, and he rendered no official favors or benefits to hunter biden's business ventures. i hope that we have those propositions, if we are■.the don other witnesses we have spoken to are telling a coherent, credible story then this thing is over. >> two months ago mr. biden said he wou testify in public in front of cameras. where are you on that now? go back that -- mr. raskin: the majority has rejected that. this is where we. >> do you think they are -- mr. raskin: i thinkation is oves point. there is really nothing left to pursue. but hunter biden cheerfully volunteered to go before the whole world and our colleagues

weiss knows >> that for many in this community, there is deep nostalgia for gush katif, a block of 21 israeli settlements that were forcibly evacuated by the idf in 2005 when israel left the gaza strip this is the vision of gaza. she says, you see all the nucleus groups a map has already been drawn up with six groups laying claim to different parts of the enclave. so they've just been handing out these little booklets that say people of israel return home and then underneath a call to return to the settlements of gaza, the >> florida one of the organizers tells the group they have a representative flying to florida to raise money. coloumb, not allow gets support from a number of groups in the us, including fc americans for a safe israel, which co-sponsored a recent webinar on the return to gush katif, even as the biden administration has cracked down on settlements in the west bank, there is a very strong support from very prominent, from very i would say wealthy people, wealthy jews in the us, in the us. >> can you name any names? >> no, i cannot no >> back at her home and kedumim se

there is a lot that you will hear from them about biden being naive especially daniella weiss at one point during our interview, was almost making fun of him and his naivete talking about a two-state solution all the time, i'm imitating her there but there's also i think a strong sense beneath that, that the relationship with america is hugely important, that america is the best friend in their eyes and they are, as i mentioned in this report, getting a lot of support from different groups in the us. so they understand the importance of the relationship, even if they are very frustrated with the politics of the moment all right, clarissa ward, thanks so much. just when you think you've seen it all on capitol hill, probably not this lawmaker wearing a mask of vladimir i'm just why >> well, we'll try to explain. >> are grocery stores. thank you >> sanity needs a safe space >> you have a show. were right and left. talk to him get cnn presents an encore presentation of hbo's real time with bill maher, saturday at eight on cnn >> check you're nothing a space shuttle accidents, usually not

john: michael weiss, editor of the insider, thank you very much.hael: sure, anytime. ♪ john: president biden signed a $1.2 trillion spending bill to fund more than half e federal government through the end of the current budget year on september 30. final passage came in the senate at about 2:00 a.m., averting a partial government shutdown. the measure includes a pay raise for the military and increased border security spending. not included -- aid for either israel or ukraine. lawmakers are expected to take up those two items in early april after a two week recess. egypt says about 7000 aid trucks are being denied entry to gaza as the united nations warns of imminent famine. on the egyptian side of the rafah border crossing, un secretary-general antonio guterres said blocki the aid deliveries is a "moral outrage." he said it was time to "truly flood gaza" with aid, as he put it, and called for an immediate ceasefire. a russian spacecraft blasted off from kazakhstan today, taking a crew of three to the international space station for a six-month st

>> look, i mean, it certainly does seem that weiss has turned around and at least his prosecutors areugh in these dueling court filings. what really strikes me as interesting is that hunter biden and his lawyers are really plague hardball -- playing hardball in putting up all sorts of fans ifful theories that are being shot down as conspiracy theories and a house of cards by weiss. but, you know, hunter biden, his lawyer abbe lowell is claiming the sort of russian interference that's caused somehow his client to be charged. he's saying it's donald trump's fault, it's maga republicans' fault. really kind of every single trope that you could imagine being shoved into this pie. [laughter] and i think you only do that if you had in your back pocket daddy's pardon power. ashley: yes, indeed. very quickly, i wanted to get to this, you have a new op-ed out. you say that joe biden is as callous as it gets when it comes to laken riley. in what way way, miranda? >> well, look, first of all, he wasn't going to mention laken riley, then he was kind of heckled into it by marjorie taylor greene, an

say he has quote, being targeted because of his political and familial affiliations and contend that weiss cave to pressure from donald trump and congressional republicans cnn's katelyn polantz is joining me right now. so caitlin, what are we expecting in court today >> well, for this will be a midi hearing where hunter biden's lawyers are going to be arguing to the judge all of the ways they think that this case should be dismissed. now, if the judge will buy those arguments remains to be seen, but this is the stress chest of the indictment that special counsel david weiss filed against hunter biden is the type of hearing that typically happens in one of these cases. criminal case, before it goes to trial so it is a big opportunity for hunter biden's team one of the things that makes this hearing a little bit unusual is that hunter biden's team is going to be pulling at the threads. in this case that make the prosecution of hunter biden unusual. they're going to be talking to the judge about how they don't believe that this case should ever have been charged because he had a plea agreemen

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they say that special counsel weiss, who is a trump appointee, they say that he caved to pressure from republicans. and the only reason why he's bringing this case is because of that political motivation. the special counsel has pushed back on it completely he has taken flack from both sides. he's been angering democrats and republicans along the way, but he's pushing back hard on this alice, and let me read for you what he wrote in a court filing earlier this month he says that to quote, to state an obvious fact that the defendant continues to ignore former president trump is not the president of the united states. the defendant fails to explain how president biden or the attorney general, or the special counsel are acting at the direction of former president trump or congressional republicans. allison, the special counsel is saying, we didn't charge this because of trump. we didn't charge this because of politics. we charge you because we think you're guilty so is there any way to know how these charges against hunter are going to play into the election. and in particular, the impeac

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special counsel david weiss, leading the prosecution, responded to that by saying because the agreementt, the government was free to withdraw it, which it did. in writing on august 9th, 2023. therefore, the defendant's motion to dismiss the indictment returned by the grand jury is meritless and should be denied. we don't know whether the judge will rule from the bench today. it seems unlikely. if he does decide that the case should go ahead, it is scheduled to go to trial on june 20th. hunter biden could face 17 years in prison. brian. >> brian: the sports world rocked by more than one gambling scandal. we'll talk about it with clay travis, next. travis, next. us give it all to you. the good, the bad. help us turn to you in everything. amen. you should join me in more prayer on hallow. stay prayed up. if you try vaping to quit smoking, it might feel like progress, but with 3x more nicotine than a pack of cigarettes - vapes increase cravings - trapping you in an endless craving loop. nicorette reduces cravings until they're gone for good. this is our future, ma. godaddy airo. creates a l

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. >> young people need livia magee daniella weiss is the godmother of the movement, and she's already started recruiting from the 700,000 strong settler >> community of israel were just arriving now at acetyl in the occupied west bank and were heading to a talk the daniella weiss is giving to a group of people who are potentially interested in resettling gaza i'm not nevada to slide. we're for the >> land of israel and ben-gvir, she says about 20 people gather in the living room of a family home mic weiss knows that for many in this community, there is deep nostalgia for gush katif, a block of 21 israeli settlements that were forcibly evacuated by the the idf in 2005, when israel left the gaza strip this is the vision of gaza. she says, you see all the nucleus groups a map has already been drawn up with six groups laying claim to different parts of the enclave so they've just been handing out these little booklets let's say, people of israel return home. and then underneath a call to return to the settlements of gaza. >> the florida >> one of the organized there's tells the group they

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i also have correspondents in a pool, jo weiss with interest to tell us more about those responsible for the latest massive function up to now nobody has come out look through has come out to claim responsibility about this abduction, but you jointly don't buy bind to the different groups of bonds on like book or how does that have a unified lead? is she this one this cut it around and do you joined the call of tests from time to demand for on some on up to now? none of them has called the find the lease or the government to see we are the ones who d. d. so the just find it that had been or pretend inductors. so tell us why a these people targeting sculpture? well, there are multiple reasons number one could not be is a very lucrative business in nigeria. number 2 is a way to a truck taishan. because when the kidnapped screw children, that's going to be sim, petty within the due to an outside nigeria. i number 3 is it was a black made in the government to should that even if the government claim to be doing, you had to use something serious of what is security. you can imagine over t

being fitted out by vintage current, easiest complete with lights, and even a steering wheel, says weiss caught a good handle. i'm caught up with a man and most of the must subscribe some side. a better stop why training side will be carried up on the it's not like halted approach to what is for many the most serious subject to bowl that is a whole month of the club and is often elderly members. they've been coming together since 2014 to drink tea. the biscuits and of course, build their own custom coffins, is one of several clubs that have sprung up across new zealand in recent years, offering people the chance to go out in style, as well as to save money on funeral costs. it's also a place to socialize and discuss death and dying out in the open. so very therapy. so it's enjoyed. um, and i think it most well not, i think everybody gets here is, except that they're going to die with that. making the coffins the way that they volunteer and it doesn't matter. the club says it's open to everyone who wants to have a go a decorating what it calls that final bedroom is reminded that top store

like i asked our boudreaux, corresponding weiss waitress to tell us about those responsible for the latest massive township. up to now, nobody has come out of it has to come out to claim responsibility about this abduction. but you jointly done by binding the different groups of bonds on like book or how does that have the unified lead? is she this one desk cut it around and do usually call off task sometimes to demand for on some on up to now, none of them has called the find the lease or the government to see we are the ones who d. d. so that just funded that had been operating in debt. so tell us why a these people targeting sculpture for that i'm want to prove it is number one could not be is a very lucrative business in nigeria. number 2 is a way to a truck taishan because when they keeping up screw children that's going to be sent by t within the due to an outside nat. geo got a number 3. is it with a black 1000000 compliments to should that even if the government claim to be do you had to use something serious about the security? you can imagine over to $180.00 students to be kids n

special counsel david weiss has dismissed that argument in his response to the biden team's filing. he said, quote, because the agreement never went into effect, the government was free to withdraw it, which it did in writing on august 9, 2023. therefore, the defendant's motion to dismiss the indictment returned by the grand jury is meritless and should be denied. so all of these arguments will play out today in front of a judge here in l.a. harris, it is possible in theory that the judge could rule from the bench. that seems highly unlikely given he has these nine counts and nine motions to take a look at. if he decides not to accept the biden team's filings and says the trial should go ahead, he has it scheduled to begin on june 20th. >> harris: coming up. all right. jonathan hunt, thank you very much. matt whitaker, former acting u.s. attorney general. tell us what we're watching for in all of this. can hunter possibly get out of having to go to court and face trial in june? >> it's highly unlikely. all the arguments that abbe lowell are making is 80% accurate. it sounds good in

she held a conference call yesterday with parties from the special counsel david weiss's office. both sides expect the trial to last two weeks tops. david weiss says hunter lied on a federal firearm form when he answered know to having a drug addiction. he is heading to trial on june 20th in los angeles for federal criminal tax charges. that date may slide given when the delaware trial starts. also some sharp words from hunter's attorney yesterday sent a scathing letter to james comer saying his client would not appear for a public hearing next week. far from the smoking guns you claim the evidence doesn't amount to drop lets from a water system. if you are serious pursuing this in a legitimate and bipartisan fashion you would hold a hearing with relatives of former president trump about whom you indicated you would ask. if you do, mr. biden would consider an invitation for that event. james comer firing back to house oversight committee has called hunter biden's bluff. he stated he wanted a public hearing now that one has offered alongside business associates he worked with for

ich weiß nicht, ich lerne noch. deutsch b2 kurs und ich mache jetzt praktikum bei einer firma, die die with israel. it's a special time for britain's 3 million muslims. the fasting hours are long up to 20 hours a day, but the physical and spiritual rewards are worth it. ramadan has been a fantastic time uh in sense in the sense they about spiritually connecting with the law of the heavens and the earth and detoxing your bodies. ramadan is the month of prayer in the quran where muslims do their best to cultivate willpower, discipline and self-restraint. but ramadan isn't. just about self-sacrifice, it's about sharing food with your family and friends, it's about increasing solidarity with fellow muslims, and it's about showcasing the beauty of islam to the non-muslim majority living in the uk. being involved in a community helps me to understand the muslim community even more and to be able to share that with my community back in the states. bismillahirrahman. press of headlines, as israel's genocidal war enters its 164th day, doctors without borders assess the situation in gaza is cata

steve weiss just bought the stock on friday, and we will get a trade update from him on that. we have other stock trades on the move as well, and we are back in two minutes. business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions and round the clock partnership from comcast business. see why comcast business powers more small businesses than anyone else. get started for $49.99 a month plus ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. don't wait- call today. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back boeing shares are higher today you see right there, a little less than 2% that after the news that the ceo is stepping down at the end of the year you bought the stock on friday >> as a final trade. >> just trying to capture something? are you still in it? >> i am, only because i have to be because it's cnbc rules i will be getting out of it. it was apparent to me, going on the show without calhoun meant he was out, and t

supported joanna weiss, an attorney and first-time candidate down there.espite the onslaught, which is a really large amount of money for primary race, it looks like min is going to reach the top two, defying that almost $5 million in aipac spending. he is currently up by about 7000 votes on weiss in second place. it looks like min will advance. you know aipac is going to spend something around, according to reports, $100 million in primary races throughout the country this year. and the fact their first main race they come up short, i don't know -- every race is different and min was an elected official. he had won in that district before. but this is a pretty bad result for aipac in their very first attempt to influence the democratic party primary. juan: i also wanted to ask you about alabama. there was a significant redistricting battle in alabama, second congressional district, nearly two dozen candidates. how did this primary differ from previous elections in alabama? >> so because of a supreme court ruling they added this second plurality black dist

these engine components will assume the flow to its customers, such as boss, boeing, bowls, weiss and many other giants of the industry added has sent. he's busy expanding the economics, the zone middle blog, attracting big names in the industry. 20 years ago we started why electrical coat cables and why. oh, how does. uh, today we have uh, companies that are producing uh, the engine component, very complex company, big airplane manufacturers. find in morocco is highly skilled and low cost labor force and buck submitted to your i know fortunately to to make that profit for actually month. but i was just you because i blanca and that's it for me in the cloud. we got more news coming up here now to share a ride off to africa direct. i'll see you then by the these changes will be rapid, costly, and largely undesirable. the viability of many eco systems is at stake, as is the viability of civilization. as we know it's going uh, coming soon, the, the last week and a bunch of days before symptom up for seat in front of the love any you feel good was that if your adult serial wound up to you

ich weiß nicht, äh, ich lerne noch deutsch, äh, zwei kurs und ich mache jetzt praktikum bei einer firmato the interrogation, there the men were threatened with subjecting their wives or sisters to sexual abuse if they refused to make a confession. i personally" a week, seven days sitting a chair with my hands cuffed behind my back and my face covered. i spent seven days without sleep and without food during the fasting month of ramadan. they were giving us just one meal every two or three days. when i was asking for water, they were spilling water on the floor, so if you wanted to drink water, you had to drink the water spilled on the floor. so they obtain a decision from the court and set the detany down and shake him for a long period of time and that subsequently inflicts a brain injury on him that leaves him either dead or mentally ill. they strip people of their clothes and put them a wet floor and turn on air conditioners switching back. and forth from cooling to heating. during one to two days, those detainees fall ill due to that method of torture. while the detaine is hungry, t

ranking is actually selected by the most prestigious scientific organization in the world, the cleary weiss analytics institute in america, every year, and every year in our country , there are about 10 people in this list. to be listed in fact , these scientists are the ones who were able to carry out research and publish this research. it has been noticed by other scientists of the world and they refer to these research works in their own research works and in this way they are actually the most cited scientists in the world. in every field , the research that you mentioned in the first part is announced every year. it is used in other countries as an experiment. yes, these experiments actually contain mathematical equations of mathematical models for the extraction of heavy metals and other materials. it used to be used in the world, let's introduce these , the correct models and relations of riyadh. let's replace these with the right one and introduce it to the world now, in fact, these equations, these mathematical relations and these models are being used in different countries of the

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