strange, then this is edited very tastefully by the composer who said with his symphonies from the white devildamavand: to the eternal gulf of fars in 1985 in memory of the martyrs of the holy defense, he composed the martyr symphony and in the 9th year of the imam's death, he composed the ruhollah symphony. ostad farhat has given religion to persian poetry with the symphonies of khayyam ferdowsi and hafez and rose to the east of saqr. every day i offer two thanks to god. the first is that our mother tongue is farsi. to be able to read poetic literature i will read hafez saadi molana and the main topic is music, which has always been my friend, and now with more than 10 musical works, i can say that my father's wish has come true. i was admitted to the medical field. he said you are going. if you don't study medicine for a while, you should immediately change and continue playing music . i said that everyone says the opposite. he said no, if you become a doctor , you will become a very ordinary doctor, but if you become a musician , you will be able to help your country more. farhad was held .

colorful for the world than the palestinian children, movie producer mohammadani wrote that the devil turned white by publishing a photo of a wounded child in the arms of his father . he described the catastrophe of the century and wrote: is it possible to be this cruel , the movie director muhammad shared a famous picture of the al-momadani hospital , the director masoud dehnamaki also reposted this video, the testimony of a brother reading in his brother's ear. mohsen chavoshi republished one of his songs. bloody that from al-moammadani hospital. under the pounding of zionist bombs in gaza, there are those who are still fighting, but their hands are not enough to remove this amount of rubble. the spokesman of the ministry of health of gaza talks about the conditions of violation of this barricade. the number of people we were able to get out of the rubble compared to those who are still under the rubble. very few like the najjar family, 23 of whom were pulled out from under the rubble and 20 of whom are still under the rubble. many families are like this. they want urgent help from the people of

producer, by publishing a photo of a wounded child in the arms of his father, writing on the devil became white. more than a thousand martyrs were killed by bombing a hospital. a great human being and the catastrophe of the century, describing and writing, is it possible to shed this much blood, the blood of the oppressed will never remain on the ground, madam , one more thing, now i am following those lines . a weapon that can cause such an explosion and destruction but they don't have it. israel has a history of lying and blaming others. this is similar to the same report from the waltherit journal , which said that the bomb that was dropped on the people of gaza in al-mu'amedani hospital is a one-ton american mk-84 bomb. it is very interesting that biden has also started his journey, i think his flight has taken off towards the occupied territories, i don't know what will happen next with this atmosphere that the american media are saying, we will definitely witness in the coming days that one of the main issues of arming the zionists to such bombs from the american side we, my dear viewers,

his devil in the white city was a finalist for the national book award. and now a conversation with bridget x-men, a local school official from mason city, iowa, who went viral this summer over her efforts to comply with a iowa state law over age appropriate books in school libraries, and now a booktv. we want to introduce you to bridget x-men from mason city, iowa. miss x-men, what is your profession? i'm the assistant superintendent for curriculum and instruction for public schools here in mason city. and what does that entail? basically, it means i provide all the oversight for all of our programs and everything related to teaching and learning here. well, recently you wrote to new york times op ed and the title of that op ed was this summer. i became the book banning monster of iowa. what happened? well, districts here in iowa got put in kind of a difficult situation based on some legislation that was passed during the last session and had a really tight timeline to comply with a change in what we're allowed to have in our school in classroom librarie

my instinct is the white house will fall on the devil you know side of the equation, and that will lead to enough democrats for him to survive, but wouldn't rule out the other possibility, either. >> and the first of multiple trials against trump gets under way in new york, and it comes after a state appellant court denied trump's motion to stay the trial. how are things looking for him politically as his legal woes mount? what are the implications of this specific trial, do you think? >> well, first of all, you know, there's no question within the context of the republican primary, he has been able to convince the vast majority of republican voters, and maybe they didn't need that much convincing, to see all of these indictments and other trials, you know, the civil verdict on the sexual abuse claim, and what is coming here where there's already a sweeping ruling from the judge, and he has been able to convince voters to see it as an attack on them through him, you know, they are going after you but i am just in the way is what he says. it's a very different question what it might mean

does it show, verochka, verochka, closed expert viewing, proshkinenka creepy white, what a dismemberment, okay, lustful devilsion, come in, turn on the lights, of course. nekona had the same labels in her hiding place, i see, wait, wait, wait, rewind, yes, andrech is overexcited, someone get him out of here. take me a photo, okay , uh, no fuss, this is my business, mazhaev’s son is sitting in the office, waiting, chewing snot, well, he’ll wait, chew it, it’s okay. we need to share, guys, tell us what happened next, although i suspect, come on, be quiet everyone, let’s start quickly, while we interrogate mozhaev, the golden youth will immediately rise up, yes, at least we pay, we are not america here, everyone is equal, no sleep, excuse me, even the locksmith, i have a comrade from the central committee here, you have created a nest of anti-sovietism in your place, that you haven’t seen a movie yet, what the hell is there, huh? what , now, am i, ah, investigative examination, it’s obvious, great, i’m investigator besonov, call me affectionately, come on, in the next 2 years, learn to speak. citizen-boss, why i

white. he's not the devil in canty. he has some -- devil incarnate. he has some good details. he can be pleasant and friendly and as a new yorker and someone who really didn't care very much about what he thought of me, that i wasn't performing for him but could be very frank and direct and didn't think any of the cabinet secretaries were, oh, mr. president, the whole world is just applauding your last speech and blah, blah, blah and they blow smoke for a while and bet to the point they want and he could see that and i was a little bit more direct. so i think that helped our relationship, sort of bottom line with him. but he is a very manipulative person and quickly appeared -- quickly recognized, as long as he thinks he's getting his way, he's fine. but if you're not giving him the advice he wants or -- yeah, if you're not giving him the advice he wants, he'll find out ways of getting around it and you won't necessarily know what's happening. jan: when did that happen in your experience? bill: perfect example of it was the ukrainian situation. where he wasn't happy with -- wa

white. he is not the devil incarnate. he has some good characteristics and you can be charming and pleasant and friendly and so forth. one thing i found out about him that as a new yorker and someone who did not care very much about what he thought of me. i was not performing for him i can be frank and direct i don't think many of the cabinet secretaries were. the whole world is applauding your last speech and they blow smoke after a well i think that helped our relationship is a very manipulative person or quickly recognized for not giving him not giving him the advice he wants who will try to figure out ways of getting around it. you will nots necessarily know it's happened. >> when did that happen? and yourur experience? >> a perfect example of it was the ukrainian situation. he was not happy there had been no investigation of the firing of shokin the prosecutor and the role hunter biden may have played he sort of set up this a do-it-yourself investigation with rudy giuliani and all that stuff all kinds of communicatio

yes , because at the end of the most terrible fairy tale , the devil on the right always wins. tuesday, snow whiteotten man. maybe i can substitute it? what are you for? it's not just something made out of thin air, is it? will you re-solve the issue or? no need, i'll decide. yes, hello, come on. as i said, the prosecutor lit up, i have the order to release your ungifut, go to the detention center, be there, but not earlier than in 2 hours, okay. great news, you’ll take him, no question , but i’d like our new companion to come with me, and why would that be, what if something goes wrong, he won’t be released or will be released not through the main entrance, i need help, but he’s right, go ahead, arnold markovich, but i’ve been wondering for a long time why garik needs this nonsense on his right hand, his work is sweaty, yeah, well, let’s go, then together, yeah , i'm waiting, of course, yes, yes. when will you submit your report? yes, i’ll hand it over, leonid vasivich, i’ll hand it over, i now have a swot combination, i agreed with the guys from the robbery, they’re already on their way , okay,

her that she was pleased, eat, mm, look , in the travel project white dew, on the belarus 24 tv channel, this boulder is called the devil’sn one was installed here cross, and before the damn stone... travelers did incredible things and not at all very good. towards evening , evil spirits appeared before people in the form of a tall , thin man in a hat, who led them in circles all night; they say that many came to their senses only in the morning, sitting naked on this stone. what is in the stories is true and what is made up is impossible to verify, and i don’t really want to. my journey led me to a city whose name willy-nilly makes you smile, sapotskin, i want to see it, sopotskin is an urban village in grodno region, the history of its origin goes back to ancient times, archaeologists have found primitive sites here, although it was first mentioned in the annals during the time of the grand duchy of lithuania, when in 1514 grand duke sigismund from the perstun forest into the possession of prince nikolai sopodka, in whose honor and these lands were named. in the 19th century , sopotskin had four streets and 80 houses. t

guest: the israeli government denied that, but the devil is always in the details of intelligence reports, because you go to the white house on a given morning, and there will be somebody with a stack of reports. 80% of them turn out to be, to some degree, incorrect or inaccurate, or they get the timing wrong and such. that is the world we live in. that is the world prime minister netanyahu lives in, in israel. you have to look into what was pitched by the egyptians at what time with what specificity. again, the jury is still out on that. host: for ambassador james jeffrey, this is from mike in illinois, independent line. caller: thank you for your time. i am looking at this a little more simple. can you fact-check a couple points real quick? the vote for speaker of the house -- host: ok, to the question on the topic, please. caller: ok, cynical side. during trump and kushner's time, there were many takeovers of country from within, like from israel with netanyahu, from saudi arabia with the family bein imprisoned in the four seasons, and then the prince coming out in brazil with the general who became president. tha

if i was speaker the house, if it's the devil himself or herself as the president, i would be at the whitese every day talking about issues. i would open up those channels. i would go talk to chuck schumer every day. i would be on the phone with him every day talking about things, where we need to become a what we are trying to do. and i would open up those channels of communication. i think -- punch him in the nose on the 6:00 news or on twitter or whatever to me is -- it's good for click bait and raising money but it's not the way to go host: -- to govern. does your candidate need to allow one of you to offer a motion to vacate the speakership? guest: i've been asked that lately but i'm not really concerned about that. that was the law until speaker pelosi took it out. it had been there since the 1920's. that doesn't really bother me that much. it just says you get a motion to vacate and you take a vote. it's up or down and that's kind of the way it goes. that's democracy. that's in the rules and it served as well since the 1920's until speaker pelosi took it out. if the conference wants

the devil is in the white house. he is in the house. host: how does that relate -- go ahead. ller: kevin mccarthy was doing the best he could do with what he had to do with. matt gaetz is the devil. matt gaetz needs to be ousted and then maybe the republicans can get something done. he was against mccarthy from the beginning. he said in the beginning that he was going to do his best to get him out. that is all i have to say. host: axios reporting after rep. mccarthy: was removed as speaker , some lawmakers are suggesting ways to work across the aisle to lift congress out of the abyss. it says many republicans are worried that the right flank will not allow the conference to unify behind any choice, meaning the bipartisan option remains a critical backstop. any one member can bring a motion to vacate, meaning a small group of hardliners holds an effective veto over any choice. my advice is to stick it to the democrats, said one moderate. several republicans say they want to change the rules around motions to vacate, although it takes more than one member to introduce them. i wo

devil. it tells of the orchestrated so—called reign of terror of the 1920s in oklahoma, in which more than 60 native americans were killed by white on their land. this wealth should come to us. oil had made the osage nation extremely wealthy. scorsese believes his new york upbringing helped him understand the story. i grew up in an area that was kind of, you know, there was a great deal of street crime, organized crime, etc.. and i found it was the same thinking in this story. now, you could take it from robbing somebody�*s store, mugging somebody, let's say, or take it to the point of wiping out a nation, an indigenous nation. tell me, i mean, it is a period film in that it was set in oklahoma in the 19205, but in many ways, it's about greedy white men doing terrible things to another race. do you think that has contemporary relevance in america today? that hasn't changed in america. it hasn't changed around the world. i mean, you're saying white, but there are others who do that too, in different parts of the world. when this money started coming... we should have known it came with something else. gunfire. what martin scorsese

the fatal mark on it, a white rose with a black toad, i wanted to marry on earth , even if it didn’t work out, even if it didn’t come true, these thoughts of pink days, but the devilsant, at the last minute, to ask those who will be with me, so that for everything, for my sins, my heaviness, for my lack of faith in grace, they put me in a russian shirt, under icons, to die, by the way, there’s a replica there, the poet’s gift to caress and wobble. i made a scandal in order to burn brighter, well, this does not contradict the concept, which says, and maybe confirms, maybe confirms, yes, there was a kind of pretentiousness and such too, well, an obvious goal setting, but we we know that lines with blood kill, rush up the throat and kill, as another poet said, yes, that is, you can’t play with this, you can’t calculate it, you can’t, well, i’ll love it a little. i’ll write something later, no, this all leads to death, organically and eternity, at the end of our conversation, i, andrey, will ask you to read the text, strange, complex, which in the process of preparation, the performance of yesenin’s woman, work on it, but served as either a counting rhyme or a spell ,

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devil. it tells of the orchestrated so—called reign of terror of the 1920s in oklahoma, in which more than 60 native americans were killed by white. oil had made the osage nation extremely wealthy. scorsese believes his new york upbringing helped him understand the story. i grew up in an area that was kind of, you know, there was a great deal of street crime, organized crime, etc.. and i found it was the same thinking in this story. now, you could take it from robbing somebody�*s store, mugging somebody, let's say, or take it to the point of wiping out a nation, an indigenous nation. tell me, i mean, it is a period film in that it was set in oklahoma in the 19205, but in many ways, it's about greedy white men doing terrible things to another race. do you think that has contemporary relevance in america today? that hasn't changed in america. it hasn't changed around the world. i mean, you're saying white, but there are others who do that too, in different parts of the world. when this money started coming... we should have known it came with something else. gunfire. what martin scorsese really values are films in which a single fi

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guest: the israeli government denied that, but the devil is always in the details of intelligence reports, because you go to the whitea given morning, and there will be somebody with a stack of reports. 80% of them turn out to be, to some degree, incorrect or inaccurate, or they get the timing wrong and such. that is the world we live in. that is the world prime minister netanyahu lives in, in israel. you have to look into what was pitched by the egyptians at what time with what specificity. again, the jury is still out on that. host: for ambassador james jeffrey, this is from mike in illinois, independent line. caller: thank you for your time. i am looking at this a little more simple. can you fact-check a couple points real quick? the vote for speaker of the house -- host: ok, to the question on the topic, please. caller: ok, cynical side. during trump and kushner's time, there were many takeovers of country from within, like from israel with netanyahu, from saudi arabia with the family being imprisoned in the four seasons, and then the prince coming out in brazil with the general who became president. that is one

is why when you see democrats on the white house, you see their posture on this, i think a lot of them think if it is not mccarthy, it could be someone worse. the devilus the devil you don't know. they would be more comfortable if mccarthy remained. >> let's focus on the hill and talk about it -- gavin newsom choosing the president of emily's list, named to fill the seat of dianne feinstein, who passed lately -- recently. she will be the server -- the third black woman to represent in the senate. she said for women and girls, , for workers and unions, for struggling parents waiting for our leaders to bring opportunity back to their homes, for all of california, i'm ready to serve. there is nothing that suggests she is looking at this as being a caretaker. >> she might run for reelection or stand for a reelection to a full term. that will show -- throw a wrench in the primary in california. you have adam schiff, lee and katie porter running for the seat, current house democrats. adam schiff is viewed as the front-runner. the congressional black caucus was pushing for barbara lee to be named as the replacement for feinstein. whoever is the incumbent ha

if i was speaker the house, if it's the devil himself or herself as the president, i would be at the whiteouse every day talking about issues. i would open up those channels. i would go talk to chuck schumer every day. i would be on the phone with him every day talking about things, where we need to become a what we are trying to do. and i would open up those channels of communication. i think -- punch him in the nose on the 6:00 news or on twitter or whatever to me is -- it's good for click bait and raising money but it's not the way to go host: -- to govern. does your candidate need to allow one of you to offer a motion to vacate the speakership? guest: i've been asked that lately but i'm not really concerned about that. that was the law until speaker pelosi took it out. it had been there since the 1920's. that doesn't really bother me that much. it just says you get a motion to vacate and you take a vote. it's up or down and that's kind of the way it goes. that's democracy. that's in the rules and it served as well since the 1920's until speaker pelosi took it out. if the conference wan

democrats and the white house, you see their posture on this, i think a lot of them think if it is not kevin mccarthy, it could be someone worse in their eyes. as tam said, the devilnow versus the devil you don't know. they would be much more comfortable if mccarthy remained. geoff: let's keep our focus trained on the hill and talk about another story with california governor gavin newsom choosing lafond' butler, filling the seat of the late senator dianne feinstein. she will be the third black woman to ever serve in the senate, as well as the first openly lgbtq person to represent california. she says in a statement -- "for women and girls, for workers and unions, for struggling parents waiting for our leaders to bring opportunity back to their homes, for all of california, i'm ready to serve." andrew, there is nothing in the statement that suggests she's looking at this as being a caretaker. andrew: yeah, it sounds like she might run for your reelection -- for reelection in 2024. that will throw a major ranch in the ongoing primary in california. you've got adam schiff, barbara lee, and katie porter running for that seat. they are all current house democrats. sc

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