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yekhtar, and wen yayed, and weyyed, and o door, yes, and this you walk and you stand, it is the responsibility of people, you have a challenge , you have a problem, you have an obstacle. when you are faced with them , go ahead and tell me, for example, khalina nagool, you say that you are one, two, three . some things are good and some things are satisfaction criteria. he is the failure of allah , the exalted and exalted be he, and the latter is the most important job. he used to say that supplications are, o allah, the end is good for us , and we have a good end to the end, but we are limited, i act and make supplications. these two points are special . of course, focus on them as long as possible with the words of patience, not the meanings of humility, submission, submission, laziness, and breaking patience . he endures the hardships of planting, this means patience, and when you come to calamity, do not be afraid, do not expect, do not leave, do not bow down, do not leave, surrender, do not leave. this means patience . the light is not enough to talk about politics. and the generalities ar

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2019, attending this proton a rally in new york coinciding with this visit to new york by tsai ing wenhen president of beijing's arch rival taiwan prosecutors say behind closed doors, son was coordinating with chinese diplomats blocking taiwanese officials from key meetings and securing favors for china. >> i'm al-nassr private on taiwanese political analyst wen-ti sung says it's all part of beijing's bigger strategy so china is really pursuing a full court press against taiwan's with ability anywhere at any level this is just the latest high stakes scandal involving beijing's covert influence last month, this new york man, sue june 1, convicted of spying for the chinese communist party, posing as a pro democracy activists also last year, the justice department says it uncovered a secret chinese police station operating in manhattan accused of intimidating chinese dissidents living in the u.s. >> reports at the time claimed more than 100 secret chinese police stations and more than 50 countries and territories trying to dismiss the claims as completely false, calling the locations, ser

regime uh now we see that they are targeting even those areas and reaching areas even towards kisser wen uh where there are some villages in towns that are shiit so seemingly picking out those villages and and making sure that they target them we know that there were at least uh four people that were murdered in one of the massacres that took place today in the area of mysra in the town of mysa which was inkisurwen we also know that there was a whole family that was forced to flee uh the area of shakran that this is this is the village of shakra which is not directly on the border but it was maybe a little bit just at least one line further or the second front behind those border towns and that family had been living in shakra through out the time of the confrontation this entire year uh and now just as they... fled to the area of of mysar thinking that it is an area which is relatively safe or considered deemed safe uh based on what historically we know on in 2006 that family was murdered also uh the whole family actually was killed and we also know that the the the extended family of t

republican running mate jaydee wen said: harris, if he wins the election, will support ukraine untily end, although, as the vice presidential candidate noted, the ukrainians themselves admit that it is impossible to defeat russia, but trump, unlike harris, allegedly knows how to achieve a peaceful settlement. it will probably look about the same as the current demarcation line between russia and ukraine. the area will become something like a demilitarized zone. it will be heavily fortified so that the russians do not attack again. ukraine retains its sovereignty, russia receives guarantees from ukraine of its neutral status, refusal to join nato. and, by the way, the germans and other countries must finance the restoration of ukraine. the deal will look something like this. trump's fierce opponent, former fbi deputy andrew mccabe, who was fired by him in 2018 for participating in a commissioned investigation into the then president's alleged ties to moscow, has taken up his old tricks again and declared: it turns out that the millionaire is again defending russia's interests. i'm not

intend on extending a tax cut for those families of $6,000, which is the largest child tax credit that wen have given in a long time, so that those young families can afford to buy a crib, buy a car seat, buy clothes for their children. my passion, one of themr th is small businesses. i was actually my mother raised my sister and me, but there wa s a woman who helped raise us. we call her our second mother. she was a small businessour sec. i love our small businesses. my plan is to give a $50,000 tax deduction to start up small businesses knowing they are part of the backbone of america's economy. of my opponent, on the other hand, his plan is to do what he hast done before, which is tofo provide a tax cut forre w billionaireshi and big corporations, which will result in $5 trillion to america's deficit. my opponent has a plan that i call the trump's sales tax, which woul d be a 20% taxl th on everyday goods that you rely on to get through the month. >> economistxs have saidugh th that that trump sales tax would. actually result for middle class families in about $4,000c more a year becaus

environment in the beginning before the election and . before the election itself, but everything that jade wen says does not mean that donald trump shares these ideas and that he will somehow implement them. i also watched an interview with general mcmaster, he was an adviser to donald trump when he was president on of national security, he says so, he directly said: jd vance's plan is a plan to make ukraine a vassal of russia. and what do the americans say? in general, what does the survey say, how, how this plan, how these ideas of jay vance are perceived by americans? so, there is actually some division among the republicans. one of the polls, which was conducted in january of this year, shows that those republicans who support donald trump are significant, they are largely in favor of ending aid to ukraine, and the rest of the republicans are on the contrary divided bisected, roughly split in half, with respect to support. ukraine, so again, the core of trump's supporters, they are quite skeptical about ukraine, but in general , the last poll, which was conducted in august of this year, it

candice wen's investigative reporting that began last year showed response times and staffing issuesoakland 911 system were in trouble. in march, the city announced it was making improvements to the system, but in july, oakland admitted it would not meet state deadlines to increase the percentage of all calls that were answered within 15 seconds. the california office of emergency services said it would help the city meet the deadline, and last month, oes said it was increasing monitoring of the system. state funding for local 911 units requires the system to answer at least 90% of calls within 15 seconds. it's not all hardware or software problems, though. staffing is also an issue. there are currently still five unstaffed dispatch positions in the system, and it takes ten months and the time of an experienced 911 operator to train every new dispatcher. and it's the 911 callers who suffer most when they need help fast in august last year, oakland 911 dispatchers answered just 37% of calls within the 15 second window. that number improved to 50% by december, and to 55% by this past m

israeli part of it, the israely side of it. um, the the incident itself is not something that we have wen um, at least based on my memory, um, do you have recollection of this type of incident to have happened before where you have a jordanian to come inside the occupied palestine and carry out an operation of any kind? i think it was not inside palestine, that was long time ago during the uh, during the the the reign of of king, late king hussein of jordan, there was a soldier um who killed, i think... seven or eight israeli soldiers, that was shortly after the peace treaty was signed with israel uh in 1994, so i guess this took place in 1997, 1998, so eight or nine israeli soldiers were killed, the jordanian man himself was sentenced to about 20 years, he was released from prison about six or seven years ago, that was the only incident i think that took place post the... jordan israel peace treaty, that's the thing that i can recall for now, it was, it was, you know, it made big news in jordan and and in israel as well, that was about 20 or 20 plus years ago, sure, well, i'm guessing th

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environment at the beginning before the elections. and before the election itself, but everything that jedi wen says, it does not mean that these ideas are shared by donald trump, and that he will somehow implement them. i also watched the general's interview mcmaster, he was donald trump's national security adviser when he was president on national security issues, he says this, he directly said: jd vance's plan is a plan to make ukraine a vassal of russia, so what? americans say in general, what the survey says, how, how this plan, how these ideas of vance are perceived by americans? so there's actually a split among republicans, one of the polls that was done in january of this year shows that those republicans who support donald trump, they're significant, they're for the termination of aid to ukraine, and the rest of the republicans, on the contrary, they are divided in half, approximately split in half. in terms of supporting ukraine, so, again, the core of trump's supporters, it is quite skeptical about ukraine. but in general, the last poll, which was conducted in august of this year, i

settled nearly a year into israel's war on gauze up hospitals, schools and refugee camps run by the wens release agencies of palestinians have faced repeated attacks on the close them shareef. looks at the realities that unreal was stopped face inside casa. this is rarely as to icon to you, and from school in casa, in september, killed the highest number of workers in a single instant duty is to as well on cause a 6000 members from the united nations agency for palestinian refugees, tundra were among 18 who died the school of sheltering some 12000 displaced palestinians. it was the sister attack of the facility. i'm condemned by the un secretary general of the seasons. of course i loved the respected and the it is this kind of label of accountability that he's still totally unacceptable. and dry has been the lifeline for palestinian refugees for decades. it'll praise schools runs of relief programs and health care services and the costs us to an occupied westbank. but as well as will go also has created a humanitarian catastrophe. nearly 2000000 displays palestinians with little access t

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prosecute any of the blm protesters who destroyed washington dc in cities across the country but vigorously wentives who -- activists in chalk on a sidewalk in washington dc said preborn black lives matter and a three judge panel in that case here in washington said that the department of justice was selectivity enforcing the law. against these folks. selectively and of course let's not forget that someone trying to murder brett kavanagh now and hasn't gone to trial and won't till next year yet somehow they managed to push through all the cases against donald trump and speaking of the supreme court all of them showed up at justice's home and they're there's a log in the books that protects against that and there's a list that goes on and on. i could be here all day. larry: kerri, great reporting and great reporting and i don't know, merrick garland has been a huge dis-about. kerri urbahn, everybody. the best of the best. tock marke now down 23%). this is happening people. where there are so few certainties... (laughing) look around you. you deserve to know. as we navigate a future unknown. ...

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dennis, it's never a good sign, correct me if i'm wrong, when a compcompany delays by a full wen earningsally when analysts are expecting it. >> there are reports of big lots looking at bankruptcy proceedings. it's dismaying when someone defers earnings. it's likely to be ugly, not good. so very bad when someone delays their earnings report. always a bad thing to watch out for. cheryl: yeah. we'll see. especially because the sector in general, whether it's dollar general, dollar stores, it's been a problem. dennis, i want to talk about gold. we're at $2,500 right now. that of course is on the expectations for that steeper federal reserve rate cut. the futures market fully priced in a 25 basis point cut in the policy meeting. we've got two weeks to go. jp morgan's top economist believes the fed should cut interest rates by 50 50 basis points despite warnings any big cut like that could be dangerous. what do you say. >> i've been bullish of gold and quite bearish on the stock market. i'll long on gold, short on equities. it's been working. i watch the fact that gold at the beginning of the

wen do not forget it's not like the race just started but there are people who have made some serious sacrifices to make sure we could even sit on the state id or ring in the name of sheri beasley in north carolina but for her courage. we know carol moseley braun there is a fact to each have an obligation to run a leg of the race. this is one that we run. act and how proud i am in this moment also because i recognize you can't represent people you don't know or cannot understand. when you ask why it's important for us to be there it's the lived experience as a whole group of experiences are not represented in the senate. i happen to believe until and unless every single person of every race of every gender and every background sees himself our country cannot reach its potential until all of our lived experiences are represented. how dare say also since is not just beneficial to black women or women that benefits the country in order for us to be there. our very presence changes the verdict. i work very presence changes the room, change of the conversation. i was invited to go to the s

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when we took a look at the situation in sweden, for instance, or germany or other countries in wen europetern europe, there is no doubt whatsoever. >> [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: a very clear example if seems to be increased migration, there has also been a sharp increase in criminality. simply, the situation has become dangerous, and this is visible. and, indeed, this has provoked a very difficult situation, even more so that many of those migrants have come simply want to use welfare practice which are there in those countries rather than doing hard work in order to earn their living and to make ends meet. if we in poland are welcoming migrants, but we are -- people who want to come to us, those who want to live together with us, who want the work along with us, and liberty people are very much -- polish, people are very much open to that. however, there is no consent to admit illegal migrants and maintain them at the cost of our taxpayers. maria: if you were in bucks county, pennsylvania, the other day, and i know that you were celebrating those people who denounced comm

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and tonigh everyont, i think wen conclude we need to do a better job of vettingstigatin f presidential candidates. joining me now, florida congresswoman anna paulinaorr. >> congresswoman, thank you for joining us. now ther t e some time where they were just calling these . grants newcomers i love that they went from illegal alien to illegal immigrant to undocumented citizen and now they're just newcomers. but someone who was charged with a child was let out on $500 in bail. is this not discuss sting and is this not on the shoulders of kamala harris? >> i mean, 100%. it's absolutely her fault. look, therey are hd e trying sod to say that she wasn't the borders are. but when we look at the policiese polici andtratio, we y the biden administration initially rolled out, she waoush in charge. and i can tell you, laura, i actually confronted kamala harris at the airportm te on, this issue, and she ran away from the questions on the border because they that even their voters, even democrats, look, we're in campaign season rights are ak democrats are asking us what we're going to do to fix it

. >> now, hunter tonight released a statement saying in part, wen quote, i went to trial in delaware,not realizing triac the anguish it would cause my family. i will not put them through itmi again before claiming that prosecutors were more interested in dehumanizing him, then serving justice and concluding that he has decided to plead guilty to spare his family more embarrassment and pain. here with reaction, fox news contributoet and r and author, e way, of the upcoming book, the big guey how a president an his son sold outan america.vine miranda devine, harvard law professor alan dershowitz is wit,d law prh us.first first of all, miranda, look forward to your new book. congratulationandas. number one. number two. a lot of people weren't expectinnumberg what happened tp >> it didn't surprise me at all . >> well, look, i'm the same. i couldn't imagine again that they were going to go through this lengthy and very detailegh thisthy and l that inevitably, no matter how much david weissy tried to keep joe biden's name out of it, everything that was earning money for was about joe biden.

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wen. have to trust the commonwev sense of the american people t to make the right decision. ke theon november 5th. i have that trust. do you? >> former white house press secretary and co-host of outnumbered, kayleigh mcenany. kelly, you've studied these campaigntnumberemachen as. momn >> there's momentum shifts. you know, first trump was up, s out th in and thenam she came up and then things settled and then she got hot.w s >> now she's fading. how does it feel now? it feels likfeel now e trump's back in the driver's seat. >> without a doubt. i was reading i believe it wasia a cnn analyst who said, th you know, the person who walks away with the media saying they whn the debate, which is what wa happened for kamala typically gets a huge bounceppened and sht the smallest bounce, if you could even call it that, of anync e one in the last cent. >> i mean, this is noty. going well for her. >> and the number if i'm kamalaa harris and i'm going to sleepni at night and trying to rest peacefully, the number that would keep me up at night is the real clear politics average. i havepol

wenning agains are running agait a machine. >> and when donald trump saidd i in 2016 he wanted to go in and drain the swamp, what it means is we want to go in and dismantle that machine. so we have self-governance again in this country. biden's cognitive deficits kamala's polichiy deficits. those are not a bug. those are a feature for the people who actually manage them. that's the sad state of americaf e whn democracy today, jesse. and i think the more we see that, the more likely we are to succeedre w,. se: th soe the posture for trump ate the debatefo, which is in one week, should nots be disrespectful to kamalano harris, but to not treat her not not treat her as anor equal, but not treat her as a serious presidential candidateussidenti, with vision and ideas. >> just treat her as a puppet. like, oh, kamala och, like the you'll just say whatever they put in front of, like, don't put s. ly, isiou >> is that is that the posture you'd recommend? olic well, i think the reality is for this entire race, whether we obsesr th s on biden or h what do they do, they swap out biden now obsess

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. >> let's address the needs, because wen abou let's know it'i our capacity to do that. >> i'm so trump told you what he did and what he'll do. kamala, however, to treatea the english language the way p diddy treats justi n bieber. >> you can take that any wayeats you want. he did. he did. yeah. so here's trump being blunts as it gets. >> you kintrp d of separate the friendship from the legal. it's like, yeah, you sue me. i get it. that's what you do. yeah, but i'.e m not like, you want to use my plane? fine. i mean, some people would not understand my pl that. >> no, i think i have been able to do that. otherwise, i would have nobody to talk to at all. and here's kamala on god knows what. s. .assuming it's quaalude. >> we believe in what is possible. t is we believe in what can be. and we believe in fighting for l that. that's how that'ieves we came io belig and that's who we are we believe in all that. and so this is a moment wherlle we stand knowing what we are fighting for. kn. , not fighting againstd >> it's what we're fighting for. it's likhat wee have four more s for four more wi

. >> and i suggested that we bring an afgha sugt wen people o the ground in ukraine, say ruth was not fighting material. he was a rabble rouser. he spent months luring ht months the afghan mercenaries lurin. ine by way of ira but the fighters would get stranded in iran over he wrworn irank. >> he was even on the new york times radar. theewhe was very driven to help ukraine, even though some ofh se his ideas were completely nonsensical. i mean, he kind of spoke with the self-assuref his idead was going to get from a to b and nothing was going to get in the even though e his plans were already running >>tohis two major obstacles. >> ruth even wrote a book about his time in ukraina e. in it, he says he regretted voting for trump in 2016called and called on iran to kill them botho kill. ar quote, you were freesassin to assassinate trump as well as mat we for that error in judgment and the dismantling of the deal. >>ment t he's talking about then deal. >> ruth praised john kerryr praise joe biden and kamala harris and recited the same n an democrat sloganssame about trump being a threat to

boss otter, you got this.e the more we learn about ryan ruth, the more suspicious wen get. when he wasn't trying to build a mercenary army in ukraine, ruthbushes to moonlight as an as contractor trying to strike deals for drones, other weapons. a source who met him in ukraine tells primetime that ruth developed shady ties with the ukrainian mafia and that wit he tried to get a group of pakistanis fake passports. so n they could fightpa the russians. he also says ruth often talkedso about sneaking in black market weapons. >> the guy had ar sneaking i bih left a troubling footprint wherever he went. a perfeca g mot mark for intellc operations in the region. >> a former cia officer workingc in ukraine knew all about him. she warned the state departmenih about ruth's erratic behavior. >> no one took any actio n. >> an american nurse named a chelsea walz also met ruthctio in ukraine. the wall street journal writing his threats of violenc in e word her so much that she conveyed her concerns to a customs and borderence andr protection. >> in an hourlong interview, walz told the of

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it doesn't matter whether you wen or lose and maduro is staying in power by blowing up the rule of law military for his political purposes. that's what donald trump is capable of and that is not american. that is not american in any shape or form. >> and john holland, that is how vice president harris is attracting support not from simply every corner of the winning democratic coalition of president joe biden and president obama and all of those coalitions resembled and also from the corners of the republican party that probably never thought they'd see the day when they would enthusiastically endorse a democrat and that's the cheneys and the kinzingers and all of those not voting for donald trump after watching him serve as commander in chief. what is your sense of how much of that could surface tonight or whether that is sort of going to be left for the work of surrogateses? . >> well, if you mean, nicole, do i think she'll make a direct appeal towards never trump republicans, i imagine that that is not what she's going to do, and i imagine that primarily because for all of the succe

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of it would be a better passenger experience, some assurances this would mean a level up to the best wennmarie: hawaiian area really needed this cash infusion the same way spirit air desperately needs a cash infusion so why is the administration willing to let one airline get the boost they need and not the other? sec. buttigieg: well again there's a lot that goes into the competition analysis. a lot of it has to do with the loss of competition on key routes informing doj in a somewhat overlapping announcement with consumers face. part of this is a concern because of what happened over the years. during the period when america went through deregulation which led to our modern airline system a lot of people involved in that policy were confidently predicting that in the future there would be about 100 airlines in the united states. instead we seen merger after merger, lots of consolidation. it's very important to take a very hard look at the proposal to go for more airlines to fewer airlines in a country that already has so few. >> we are talking about fewer airlines. we have a question a