, and i applaud all who do. god bless everyone here, and god bless all of you who wear the uniform and the badge. thank you. [applause] sen. vance: look, these guys are doing a good job and doing everything they can to people the people safe. but we have to remember it's hard for them to do their job when they have a federal government making it so much harder. on day one, kamala harris, our border czar, suspended deportations and proposed mass amnesty and stopped building donald trump's border wall and proposed giving health care benefits and a whole host of other benefits to illegal aliens, encouraging them to come to our country. and now we are dealing with the consequences for it, even in places like shelby township, which the media would tell you is far away from the southern border and its problems, and geographically it is, but it is not far away from its problems. i just heard today in the last couple of months of a mother and daughter who were enjoying their day in shelby township and you had an illegal

and i do think there's a specific of them who, who, who have, who work together in this network and who do see the democratic world as enemies. but there's there are other countries who play a a kind of swing state role who are sometimes on one side and sometimes on the other who are some of whose leaders look for who are purely transactional and for, you know, who's who's going to pay me the most money? who's going to the most, who's going to give me the most support? will be russia and china, or will it be the united states. and they could you can see they could go either way. i mean, there's a specific story about hungary, which is a country that which is actually the subject of my previous book, which was a country that, you know, was a democracy and was then then was, well, you know, and then a legitimately elected leader took over the state, changed the constitution altered the way the country works in order to stay in power indefinitely. and that's one of the reasons why he has a lot of admirers around the world. this is this is viktor orban. and so for somebody like viktor orban

we have to remember that this is the man who, as you said, denigrated people who served and sacrificed so that he could enjoy the freedom that he enjoys now and if it weren't for these people, he wouldn't be in the position where he could enjoy, all of us wouldn't be in the position where we can enjoy freedom. the other thing to keep in mind is that this is also the guy who managed to avoid serving because of a really deleterious heel spur on his foot. all of that notwithstanding, the problem in this regard is that donald trump does not understand some of the things which, in history, have described how we get to a position where we can have freedom. that is through the service and sacrifice of others. i am reminded of the observation of halal -- the first century hebrew scholar, if i am only for myself, what am i? well, if you are only for yourself, you're probably donald trump. or the observation, almost as poignantly of john stuart mill, who wrote about war. trump would have liked him because he was a bit of a libertarian who wrote that a man for whom nothing is more important than

that’s why we divided it so roughly, who is for, who is against, because - i regularly experience stressdriving, because i’m already on the verge of some kind of phobia, because i understand that a scooter with children can fly down some hill, there are two or three of them, no one is embarrassed by this, in general, mm, responsibility ultimately god forbid, what will happen in in general, drivers, alexander valerievich, here's how to fight this, well... it really should be noted that we tried to consolidate the main points that determine the order of participation of persons on such devices, where they should move, in what condition, who should be given priority, age restrictions, how to fight, if we affect children, then here probably first of all parents should carry out certain work with children, on their part of course... we work starting with kindergartens, we carry out propaganda work, in schools, this is all told, look, in fact, i understand one story, but 100 years ago on the streets of minsk and in general european cities , horses were a big problem, and what they leave behind

many of you know the story of kate cox who was in very brave doctor who came forward. to her left [applause] yes, please. to her left is judge glenda hatchet a good friend of mine but also who happens to be intimately connected on the panel and more ways than one because she is the mother of charles johnson and the story that they share is one that is very powerful. dr. austin dennard at the very end here who has been a vocal and courageous truth teller and physician who has shared her own story of needing to leave the state of texas for her own reproductive health care. mark we know how to do this together. we will join in together. >> at spelling before we do what is wanted to say is such an honor to be on this panel especially as a journalist who i think has an obligation to tell the story of the fallout of dobbs. one thing that we have seen is arise in antiabortion advocates meaning that people who are alarmed about the rights of maternal mortality and alarmed about women denied emergency abortions and reproductive care that we are propagandists who are -- have bee

kiev, and who was killed by the same bandits, bendera, eh?2017, in the same babiy yuri , a monument to elena teliga, a ukrainian poetess, was unveiled. worked for the fascist newspaper ukrainian word. on the pages of this publication they openly called for the extermination of jews. the jews who are still in kiev, masquerading as different nationalities, greeks, armenians, ukrainians, russians, pay hundreds of thousands of karbovantsev for the relevant documents and conduct... sabotage work. in the territory occupied by the germans, bandera's supporters willingly performed police service and helped carry out punitive actions against the nazis. they even took a newborn girl, this is the sister of my ex-wife, eternal memory, and drowned her in cut through. this was done by a neighbor, a ukrainian. and as everyone says, the germans never did dirty work, for this they had policemen and traitors. mikhail rosenfeld, son of a prisoner of the nazi death camp sabebor. on october 14 , 1943 , an uprising of those doomed to death took place in this conce

there is no chasm too deep, no barrier too great, no ceiling too high for all who work hard, who keep going, have in god and our country and each other. that is our mission. democrats, let's a lack. barack obama and joe for that future worthy of our great country. thank. god bless you and god speed. and the race will.

other people who who don't have her resources to do the same. i mean, for instance, when the scottish government implemented its hate new hate speech law, this was a law that could have criminalized people, a law, an law and actual law. this came into force on april the april fool's day, which sounds like a joke, but it wasn't and effectively would mean that you could be criminalized for something you said in the privacy of your own home if it was deemed to be hateful, you could be criminalized for a matter of opinion. you could be criminalized for saying that transwomen are men so j.k. rowling tweeted out some opinions that would violate new scottish hate speech law. it said, come at me, come and arrest me. and she also said that if any other woman tweeted out an opinion and the police went after her, she would tweet the identical opinion and therefore they would have to arrest j.k. of course, they're not going to do that. they don't want that publicity. so she tested law and she won. i mean, the scots the scots scotland is out of control, real

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who is? my neighbor, jon meacham, the great historian, says, unless we treat our citizens fellows as neighbors and not enemies, we're in deep trouble here. so jesus uses an example. the neighbor in this samaritan? no, the jordan's jesus audience here, none of them thought there were any good samaritans. they were mixed race. have bri. they were they were false worshipers. they were dangerous. stay. it's all through the new testament. yet one who is on other sees one lying on the side of the road whose other to him and whose people have authorized samaritans like this samaritan. yet he stops. and the other helps one other to him. this is a transforming parable, and it could help the good samaritan could help lead us, i think, to a genuinely multiracial democracy in the title. that chapter is your neighbor might not live in your neighborhood who are real neighbors are is what jesus is trying to say. and the other ones who are different than you are powerful men and that's the jesus that i encou

unleashed these wars between shiites and sunnis, allavis, kurds, who promised their own state, who invadedllegally and deceived, not fulfilling a single promise, who promised to fight terrorism, but gave birth to al-qaeda and isis, so that's where it all started it started, someone wants it to end quickly, now we are returning to palestine, israel, iran, and didn't we know 10 years ago that the palestinian-israeli conflict could be resolved diplomatically and not only russia and belarus, but many countries of the world actually proposed this path, but... they deliberately froze this conflict without resolving it. by the way, let's remember mr. trump, who, as the future president of the united states of america, actually worsened the situation between palestine and israel with his completely pro-israeli position, we are we also remember it very well. now further, i am convinced that the palestinian-israeli conflict did not arise just like that, it was specially inspired by the united states of america, they need the middle east to always be on fire, now they are expanding their geography. w

that that's who kamala is. in the white house, she will have an outstanding partner in governor tim walz. [cheers and applause] wait, let me tell you something. let me, let me tell you something. i love this guy. [laughter] tim is the kind of person who should be in politics. born in a a small town, served his country, taught kids, coached football, took care of his neighbors. he knows who he is. and he knows what's important. you can tell those flannel shirts he wears don't come from some political consultant, they come from his closet, and they have been through some stuff. [cheers and applause] [laughter] they have been through some stuff. that's right. [cheers and applause] together kamala and tim have kept faith with america's central story, a story that says we are all created equal. all of us endowed with certain inalienable rights, that everyone deserves a chance that even when we don't agree with each other, we can find a way to live with each other. that's kamala's vision. that's tim's vision. [applau

who are eager to spread those lies. who don't want to vote for a woman. continue to prioritize building their wealth over ensuring that everyone has enough. so no matter how good we feel tonight, tomorrow, or the next day, this will be an uphill battle. folks, we cannot be our own worst enemies. no. because, the minute something goes wrong, the minute a lie takes hold, folks, we cannot start wringing our hands. we cannot get a goldilocks complex about whether everything is just right. [ cheers and applause ] we cannot indulge our anxieties about whether this country will elect someone like kamala instead of doing everything we can to get someone like kamala elected . [ cheers and applause ] kamala and tim, they have lived amazing lives. i am confident that they will lead with compassion, inclusion, and grace. but, they are still only human. they are not perfect. and like all of us, they will make mistakes, but luckily, this is not just on them. this is up to us, all of us, to be the solution that we seek. it is up to all of us to be the anecdote to the da

will work, it is introduced with ... a special position of a police officer who will be in schools andr example, my juvenile units, i aim to communicate more with children, meet, meet, meet, say, talk, talk, talk, nothing else is given, this is uh that category of people, if we are we will lose, we will lose a lot, too much, we need to talk to them, thank you, thank you. dear mr. police general of the third rank , for your work, it is not an easy job now in the kharkiv region, of course, i thank volodymyr tymoshka for the fact that he worked live on the espresso tv channel. our studio was contacted by volodymyr tymoshko, head of the main department of the national police in the kharkiv region. now we will go on a short break, but before that i would like to remind you, dear tv viewers, that august 24 is ukraine's independence day, espresso tv channel prepares a number of interesting tv projects dedicated to this day, these are high-profile interviews with leading ukrainian intellectuals, moral authorities, church figures, and at the same time it will be an extremely interesting and imp

>> ainsley: holding up the one who was killed in iran. >> brian: a terrorist who has an enemy of americat used to not be okay. turning to your headlines, the suspected arm robbery arrested robber in georgia today thanks to a brave chick-fil-a delivery driver, the suspect was, cameron, last month pointing a gun at the employee, the driver says he was forced to lead the man to the storage safe, and that's when he fought back. after struggling for several minutes, looking at this now the worker was able to remove the suspect's mask allowing police to track him down. hunter biden's federal text troubles moving forward, set to begin september 5th in los angeles, accused of failing to pay $1.4 million in taxes, and is facing two felony counts, filing a false tax return, one count of tax evasion, four misdemeanor accounts and two failure to file, and hunter has pled not guilty to all of it. meanwhile, former president trump accepts vice president kamala harris' debate challenge. >> well, kamala let's go! challenge accepted, are you ready? >> brian: the exact details of when or where are being w

innocent children who need cops to keep their streets safe, poor people who need you to civil services to work. they are the ones who suffer the most when you have a wide open southern border. that costs money. it costs money and milwaukee and is a big driver of scarce resources. i would propose if you have a federal government that supports our local police, you get that illegal aliens out of this country and free up precious budgetary resources to hire police and focus on public safety. one final point, to the point about making police officers lives easier, one of the weirdest things that it -- and i did not realize until a couple of years ago, i was a u.s. senator, i sponsored legislation to fix it. i know president trump agrees with me. police officers are penalized because they don't get the same access to their social security benefits as most american workers because effectively, the way it works is the dollar that goes into their pension is taken out of their social security. you are basically penalizing police officers, taking away their security when they want to get to reti

come here, and who are you? yes, what are you, who am i? yes, where are you going in this car? should have this information, well, who are you anyway, how old are you? well, i don't want to answer this question. no, well where are you going in a special vehicle, and i have to answer this question, of course, i'm not currently conducting a raid, checking the cars for use, who are you, how old are you, well, and can i not answer this question, you should not answer why you are here in this car, well, i was driving, my dad gave me a car, my dad gave me a car, who is your dad, well, i will not answer this question, well , you are driving there from school, yes judging by not from school, not from school, how old are you? nikita, it is clear that the boy is not guilty that his wealthy father with connections provides him with a special vehicle, it doesn't occur to him that rescuers could be driving to eliminate the accident in his place, so the driver doesn't see anything wrong with it, apparently it's become a habit. that it looks very comical that you're driving a young boy in an

influence our future, people who give strength to fight, people who fight, help and believe in victory, people who do not give up and destroy the enemy, bright people, special project bright people in dark times, august 24 at espresso. congratulations, friends, on live tv. the second part of the verdict program, my name is serhii rudenko, and for the next 45 minutes we will talk about such stones from the sky all over russia. ukraine inflicts devastating blows on the infrastructure and logistics of the enemy in the depths of its territory. how russian society reacts to the return of the war to where it came from. controlled territories of the russian federation. the armed forces continue the operation in the kurdish direction. why does moscow not ask for humanitarian corridors to take its citizens out of the war zone. prohibition of the moscow church. the parliament of ukraine passed a decision on limiting russian religious influence. how will all this be implemented? that's all we'll talk about. to speak during our program, and to remind that throughout our broadcast today we are cond

, well, it is not normal when an employee who has the relevant contracts today, who has from... theropriate opportunities in order to help the country's defense capabilities, he must run after officials and collect some signatures, whether it is a people's deputy of ukraine, whether it is a designer of any plant, about this draft law they all rejected it and said: oh, they they want people's deputies to go to resorts, well, that's all a lie, but i'll say it again, this is not the dirtiest and blackest dungeon of hatred, so believe me, we are so... smiled at that, even reacting, if it was a pity waste time in fact, if we are talking about information security and cleanliness, then i am i understand that the matter is with the telegram and with the fact that somehow we should not control, but still check and allow those who are transparent and stand still to work. well, you know, telegram is such a story, where the influence of russian ipso is very great, it's true, because actually. this is a russian resource, just like viber, we very often neglect these things that concern security,

he needed somebody who had some gray hair, who had some experience on the hill, who could be an ambassador to the establish ment and to the rest of the world. and the truth is actually that highlights a trend that has been true ever since the days of gerry ford, really with one exception, jerry ford is the last president, along with george h.w. bush, who was more experienced in washington than the vice president. they picked. and so the vice presidents until today, for the most part, have been mentor, ears and guides to the presidents. they serve. think about it. it's, you know, mondale for carter, bush for reagan, gore for clinton, cheney for bush, 43, biden for obama, pence for trump. all of these vice presidents have more experience in washington, more and foreign affairs, more experience at the national level than the presidents they serve who tend to be governors or had just come to washington relatively recently. now, the exception now, of course, is kamala harris. she's the notable exception. she's she hadn't even been in the senate for four years by the time biden picked her as his

people who want to scare you, who want to rule you, people who would have you believe that books are to worship and a wrong way to love. people who seek first to divide and then to conquer. but here's the thing, when we stand together, it is impossible to conquer us. in the words of an extraordinary american, the late congressman john lewis , he said no matter what ship our ancestors arrived on, we are all in the same boat now. congressman lewis knew very well how far this country has come because he was one of the brilliant americans who helped to get us where we are. but he also knew that the work is not done. the work will never be done because freedom isn't free. america is an ongoing project that requires commitment, it requires being open to the hard work, and the heart work of democracy. and every now and then, it requires standing up to life's bullies. i know this, i've lived in mississippi , in tennessee, and wisconsin, maryland, indiana, florida, hawaii, colorado, california and sweet home chicago, illinois! i have actually traveled this country from the redwood forest , lo

i respect those who had grandparents who may have been at normandy. my grandfather was in gandhi's independence movement. spent four years in jail with gandhi in the 1940's. but i have this view that it doesn't matter if you're the grandson of someone who scaled the cliffs of normandy or you're the grandson of someone who served in jail with gandhi, or you are the daughter of someone who is an immigrant. in this country, we are all americans. it matters what your convictions are. it's not how far back you can trace your heritage. you know who else believed that? he used to be a republican. his name was abraham lincoln. in 1858, lincoln had to say that the german-americans and irish-americans were really americans. and people said, you can say that, because back in 1858, to be a real american, you had to show that your great grandfather, your great grand uncle actually fought in the revolutionary war. that was a test of what it meant to be an american. and if you didn't have someone who fought in the revolutionary war, you are considered american. so l

i congratulate you and all media people, everyone who what is behind the scenes , talking, working, who is in front of the camera , god willing, we will always be together, very good , what are you doing, according to me. one of our good colleagues is busy compiling a report. you have never seen in the sense that we have seen in front of the journalists' camera you could not see the mission, but the pressure of your cartoon is often more than ours because of the speed in delivering the news , tell the broadcast about your cartoon and your colleagues who are active in this field. yes, as you said, we are always behind the scenes, and we are very satisfied with this work. the stress of the news is too much, but it is enjoyable for all of us. we find meaning together, we editorialists are next to you, journalists, and in the same way, all our colleagues in the news field are editorialists, from my colleague ms. kochaki, mr. shams, we all reach out to the bells, especially when an incident occurs. to do the work with you in the best way and in the best way and it is only our duty and we enj

so, for instance, i know so many gay people who are not victims , who people who are not victims, wholaw. they are among some of the wealthiest and most competent people i know, at the same with some older people at the same with black minority ethnic people . black minority ethnic people. this idea that some people need a helping hand. esther, i think, actually summed it up beautifully. it kind of a makes you think that they're not good enough. and so they need help. and i feel it does portray them as victims, which is wrong. >> the issue with having broad targets is you look at people as members of groups as opposed to individuals. of course, you can have sort of a gay person that would need a helping hand or a white working class person that could need a helping hand, but you shouldn't class them based on the sort of broad group that they belong to. you should look at it on a case by case basis. and i think these arbitrary targets of 40% have to be women, or 20% have to be. >> and it's so wrong to redress injustices, but they are flawed. >> but it creates more injustice giving peop

people who... create independence, people who inspire by their own example, people who bring victory air force pilot, lieutenant colonel rostyslav lazarenko, flew more than 400 sorties, was one of the first to be awarded the cross of combat merit, is a knight of the order bohdan khmelnytskyi of three degrees, the hero of ukraine, we cannot be defeated as long as there are such people, bright people in dark times an unusual look. to the news: good health, ladies and gentlemen, my name is mykola veresin, a sharp presentation of facts and competent opinions, for example, how would mykola veresin do that, he would go to prison, a special view on events in ukraine, so no it must be said that the fish rots from the head, no, not from the head, and beyond it, who then is china, me, my heart hurts, all this in the information marathon with mykola veresny, saturday 17:10, sunday 18: 15 for espresso. today in the verdict program with serhii rudenko. prospects for a solution conflict indian prime minister narend ramodi brought a new peace plan to kyiv. has india's neutral position regarding rus

the italian olympian who was sponsored by parmesan cheese because who amongst us, you laugh, but who sponsored by cheese? >> and listen, you are all about cheese, so i love this suggestion. >> and that is a conversation for another time. [ laughter ] >> and let me be clear, i sat next to ali for years. i'm well aware he's lactose intolerant. pablo, what about you? [ laughter ] >> and the other is my mvp, steph. a 44-year-old state representative in iowa who got a call over independence day weekend about a month ago now to pitch for his old professional baseball team that he had not pitched for in 17 years. they needed him in a couple of hours. he showed up. he won the game. since then including last night, he's been undefeated 4- 0, sub 3 e.r.a. and a minor league team. if you need an alternative to j.d. vance, a true pop ewe list, j.d.scholten is one americans need to think about. >> and what was he doing for the 17 years since playing ball? >> you know, he was trying to run for congress, trying to govern and then realized wait a minute, this is a seasonal thing, a state rep in iowa

you know well the name of jacques gaston, who died in the sky near borisov. skies fought french pilots of the normandy neman regiment and soviet pilots. on which they fought and died is equally sacred for the french and the soviet people. we flew alone in the skies, we lost our fighting friends, but those who were destined to live must remember them and be friends. gurevich semyon shlomonovich, commander of the telephone and cable platoon of the 107th guards communications company, guards lieutenant, went to the front in july 1941. guards lieutenant semyon gurevich especially distinguished himself during the crossing of the dnieper river. on the night of september 25, 1943, guards lieutenant gurevich with four signalmen under enemy fire on a boat in the float crossed the dnieper and, having laid a cable line, established communication between the regiment's command posts and the division. when on september 27 , 1943, a group of hitler's machine gunners infiltrated. semyon shlomonovich was awarded the title hero of the soviet union with the order of lenin and

and we think we know who the short list is, but who knows. you know, she and her new running mate, whoever that person may be, are due to appear together at a rally tomorrow night in philadelphia. at least is due to hit seven different swing states in five days. in preparation for the running mate announcement and, frankly, making the most of the fact that it hasn't happened yet and there's tons of anticipation asa to who she might pick, the harris campaign today told their supporters that for a $20 donation you can now buy an official kamala harris and running mate yard sign. look at the picture. they've got the name of the running mate covered up withed tape and question marks. so if that's not how the sign will come, the sign will come harris and then the running mate's name, but we don't know who it is yet. their asking you to buy it sight unseen. obviously, that is very clever. they put out this text message tonight, making the most of the anticipation. it says, quote, hi, it's kamala harris. i know many of you are eager to find out who

they want to protect the dignity and the privacy of people who might be there, who are still in a very real mourning situation. they may have lost loved ones, in recent years, and they don't -- they want to make sure they are not in any way exploited. so, it is not just campaigns or anything. it is media. media restrictions about what you can and cannot take video and photos of at section 60 are extremely strict and they are very strongly enforced, and have been for some time. that is one of the reasons why this really has had so much outcry, because of the fact that they were standing on the graves of individuals who had been killed or died in recent years, again. people are really actively mourning these servicemembers there, and some of those photos of them released on social media. and as you mentioned, there was even some video used in tiktok video for the campaign, katie. >> quickly, before i let you go, though, we have not received any reporting that trump, himself -- or, the trump campaign -- has reprimanded or said anything about that trump aide who physically assaulted an arl

have passed, and those who are of limited suitability, and those who simply update all their tsk data don’t , well, that is, unless it is possible... that we currently do not take those with limited suitability, so that there is no need for it it is possible that the ministry of education, theoretically possible, we will talk with the minister, well, if as far as they see it, or the ministry of defense could also give an explanation or an order, but from the ministry of education we can actually talk, so that, well, if what concerns the disabled year, until the law is voted by the end of august, in fact, the introductory campaign will end by then, many now... deputies, in particular, with whom we spoke from the defense committee, they, you know, listen to this topic and answer these questions with so much distrust, but before you was fedir vanislavskyi , they say, many people now basically use education to avoid mobilization, how widespread is this process now? unfortunately, very massive, this is shown in particular by postgraduate studies, not master's degrees, there is only a share

and who likes him in minnesota? who are his supporters? two you know, stephanie, he has been really a populist here. i think he has had a political transformation, though. he was a moderate congressman and we watched him become a more progressive governor here. he campaigned in 2018 on one minnesota but then you take pandemic, you take george floyd's murder and he realized that one minnesota became a very divided piece. but i would just pull out and look at the country 16 days ago . democrats had no energy. they had no vision with biden on the ticket. minnesota was similar. minnesota was more in play because democrats were just heartened, they had no energy. harris gets the presumptive nomination and aircraft got hopeful. then the energy started coming in minnesota. i was at farm fest today in rural minnesota where two years ago i moderated a debate between governor walz and his republican opponent. the mood today was very different. they are skeptical that walz is the congressman he was but they know that he brings an energy to the campai

she can lean on, who she can collaborate with, and who will serve as a trustworthy thought partner who do her bidding. that is the role that she has played to president biden, and something that i think she is going to be leaning on. i know it has been reported she had a 90 minute conversation with people to judge earlier today, so i am thinking about how these conversations are going, how long she is spending. the resumes check out, there is electoral benefits not just with senator shapiro, but kelly, as well. who does she have a chemistry with a level of trust with is going to be critical in this equation. >> and you think that is who? >> don't make me say it actually here's the thing, here is why i am hesitant. i am hedging, because no one knows. i have seen that video coming out the mayor of philadelphia's office. it makes me cringe, actually, because the vice president can't be forced into picking shapiro up, no matter how many promo videos they release or leak. i think also, there is somebody at the governor of kentucky who is still in the running here, who would have broad appea

but again, we have people who are already experienced, we have separate lawyers who deal exclusivelyese matters. accompanying military personnel, so if a person wants to get to us, with a high probability of 99%, that he will get to us and exactly where he wants. thank you, callsign general, uav operator of the 12th special purpose brigade of the national guard of the guards of ukraine was on the live air of the tv channel, they talked about how recruiting in the podroz takes place. the section of the actual callsign general, how the selection of those who are willing is carried out, addresses them, and how it is possible to simplify the path of a civilian who has expressed a desire to voluntarily join the unit, the azov brigade, and what the general staff is currently proposing to give this opportunity is not to be used in this process.

[booing] this is a person who wants to change the laws around violent criminals so that people who commit crimes with minors would not be categoried as violent offenders is that a good idea no no absolutely it is not. by contrast we have president donald j. trump who supported police and back the blue. and who made it easier for police to do their jobs and remember this is not just about making it easier on our police that is not the most important thing. the most important thing is when we make it easy on police we make it so every child in america has access to a basic right which is public safety in their neighborhoods. and ladies -- you know, ladies and gentlemen, i grew up in a family that did not have a whole lot of money that often had a pretty, you know, we had sometimes rough neighborhood. but we were lucky enough to grow up in a country that believes that public safety was the right, the birthright of every american citizen rich or poor and we supported our police in carrying out that mission of public safety. i remember actually i think i was probably 11 or 12 years old and my

for those who do.we've seen, the market works in education. when people pay for what they get, they value what they get. the market works in higher education. the state of being uneducated, you don't know enough. it can also work at the level of primary and secondary education. if hearing it right. given the until we change the way we run our public schools. far too many children will end up without being able to read, write or do arithmetic. that's not what any of us wants. the system is not working and it is not working because it lacks a vital ingredient. the experts, meanwhile, but a centralized system cannot possibly have that degree of personal concern for each individual child that we have as parents. the centralization produces deadening uniformity. it destroys the experimentation that is a fundamental source of progress. what we need to do is to enable parents by vouchers or other means to have more say about the school which their child goes to. a public school or a private school, whichever

they are or who they love.an administration led by donald trump who demonizes, mocks, and endangers the lives of lgbtq+ people both in his language, in his actions and policies as president. every freaking day. the four years of the trump administration were a nightmare. i have no interest in repeating it. every day i would wake up wondering what unconstitutional, un-american and outrageous policy would await us. and this time be sure to know that it will be worse. so i times to repeal the affordable care act which has improved and saved countless lives, the demonization and cruelty shown to trans people and immigrants to overturning roe v. wade jeopardizing access to ivf, seeking to ban abortion nationally and appointing supreme court justices with christian nationalist ideologies that have put same-sex marriage and all of our hard-won rights on the chopping block. our community cannot afford another four years of trump and his policies, not when he and his fellow extremist republicans have shown us and have m

and the main question is being who the perpetrator is. whether he acted alone, what the motivation might have been, they've also been reports. so we'll listen in, okay, let's listen. invite wasn't committed to either survived you with further information about the terrible occurrences that took place and so willing in mid income of what we want to share information about the police operations and about the state. we are asked at the moment with our investigations and also to give you a sense of the public prosecutors take on things now, for the support from our invitation, you will know that we had originally invited the mail or starting a mr records, but he apologizes. he's unable to be here, as he has the other pressing engagements related to the tags. i'd like to introduce the members i've given for the panel up here in order in which they will speak to you and put it side because i'd like you to welcome the heads of see what the top police missed. the license who will give you a few words of introduction to begin with how this will be

sees the potential in each of us, a leader who cares for all of us, a leader who fights for every oneus. our democratic nominee, my big sister, the next president of the united states, kamala harris! [cheers and applause] bret: younger sister, maya harris, delivering a speech on behalf of her sister. the big night, obviously, for that a family. martha: yes. they're very politically involved many all of this. she's married to tony west, her husband, and they are very much a part of the campaign inner if workings. let's bring in kellyanne conway for some thoughts on moving up to this moment. obviously, you're filling in a lot of the pieces of the family story. she talked a lot about her mother who raised kamala and her sister maya. >> it's a beautiful, moving tribute. we've heard lots of people speaking for and about kamala harris throughout the week. think that's wonderful. i will say we all have two lobes of the brain. on the one hand we can say, wow, this is an impressive woman of academic and professional accomplishment and an amazing american dream story for her participates and on

and those are the five people who who we include. and it sort of worked out well for our book that each one of them reaches some point in their life where they're making tons of money. they're incredibly successful. and every single one of them, either through greed or some other problem, decided that needed more. and, you know, as we see in all sorts of industries, you know, once people fly too high, they they come crashing. and that's what happened with all of and lot of them were skirting the law, flouting it in the process. right. so do you feel like you did you need to do that to be successful lobbyist? no. i mean, all of our all the people who we write about, almost every lobbyist in dc, you know, if you're fine making your million dollars and living in your $2 million house, you're okay that once you make a million, you want 2 million. in the case, paul manafort, he's making 5 million. you to 40 million. tony podesta was making tons of money. he was enormous art collection. he was addicted to art and he and his wife got divorc

receive and those who pay. they separation that tends to destroy the whole social fabric. it would mean that we that we could each of us take advantage of opportunities that opened up without fearing that if by some chance we lost our jobs, it would be a long time before we could get back on assistance. it would be a system that would give all of us an incentive gradually to improve our lives, would perhaps enable us, over time to work ourselves out of the kind of mess we've gotten ourselves into. a mess we've gotten ourselves into for the very best of motives. but with a very worst of results. we've become increasingly dependent on government. we have surrendered power to government. nobody has taken it from us. it's our doing. the result monumental government spending much of it wasted. little of it going to the people whom we would like to see helped. burdensome taxes. high inflation. a welfare system under which neither those who receive help nor those who pay for it are satisfied. trying to do good with ot

who will fight for me? is thinking about my future, but my children's future, but my children's future, about our future together? —— about my children's future. one thing is for certain. donald trump is not losing sleep over that question. here is a 78—year—old ilion air who has not stopped whining about his problems since he rode down his golden escalator nine years ago. —— 78—year—old billionaire. it has been a constant stream of gripes and grievances that's actually been getting worse now he's afraid of losing 21. the childish nicknames, the crazy conspiracy theories, this weird obsession with crowd sizes. laughing xxx —— laughter ro itjust goes on and on and on. the other day i heard someone compare trump to the neighbour who keeps running his leaf blower outside your window every minute of every day. now, from a neighbour, that's exhausting. from a president, it isjust dangerous. exhausting. from a president, it is just dangerous. the truth is, donald trump seized power is, donald trump seized power i

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who can we pick on next? who demonize next? who can we blame next? e. it wasn't just random this happened. this was a deliberate choice they made to take a community they thought would not be able to stick up for itself. they were wrong. a community they thought they could just pick on and score political points. imagine scoring political pointson the backs of children. that's what they are doing. in california we are having none that. that's why we- [applause] that's why we just a few years ago were the first state to pass the law to make california a state of refuge for transkids and their families if they felt a need they in their states, because the parents were threatened with state prison time for supporting their transkids and their access to healthcare. we passed le access to culturally competent healthcare for transpeople and non binary people and gender non conforming people in general, and just last month we passed and the governor signed into law legislation to ban forced outing poli [applause] because, we need to be clear that as we correct

the french court will acquit the person who passed a fair verdict on the organizer.modern ukraine , streets will be named after petliura, and his followers in the cities and villages of donbass will also carry out real ethnic cleansing. kiev and the right bank of ukraine were controlled by petliura nationalists, on the left bank of the dnieper bolshevik supporters proclaimed the creation... years later, it was along these borders that the line of confrontation between those who supported the coup in 2014 and its ardent opponents passed. now i will show you fascinating documents. cia in 1957, from which it will be clear that that armed aggression against the russian regions of ukraine was prepared long before today’s events, even during the cold war. these documents are from the cia. tasks must also be exhaustively solved national question. the phenomenon of ukrainization was supported. moreover, in the soviet years they were actually quite keen on creating such phenomena. as socialist nations, this process took place in the transcaucasus and in ukraine itself. in tho

is a minority, a woman who is a minority, who is anti-death penalty, who is d.a. of wacky san francisco, are old stereotypes hard? i was convinced that i was convinced that my perspective and experience made me the strongest candidate in the race. but i didn't know if the voters would agree. but they did. it took a few weeks to find out when t one days. so. okay, here's what happened. what happened was what happened was. so election night. election night, as i write about all of my election nights in the book, election night, we have a tradition of family and friends, small dinner and after the polls close and then go to where all of the friends and the supporters are for the election. i hopefully party and so i went to the to the place where we were, which is delancey street, which is a place that i have gone to almost every election night. it's a wonderful residential treatment facility for former offenders and getting them training jobs. so i urge you to look it up if you're at all interested in successful recidivism prevention programs. in any event, got there

u.s. officials who spoke. our parliamentary delegation on legal affairs will file a petition to the court in the hague on august 7 to participate in the trial against israel for genocide. we will do everything in our power to put an end to this barbarity of israel in gaza, which has taken 40 thousand civilian lives in the last 10 months. but the gas sector is currently taking a back seat on the regional agenda, with the confrontation between tel aviv and tehran taking center stage, which could easily escalate into a full-scale war. as it became known today, in the coming. 2 days iran will officially close part of its airspace for the islamic revolutionary guard corps aerospace forces exercises, which will reportedly include tests of long-range missiles. alexander bilibov, dmitry cherbakov and evgeny samsonov, news middle east. we will take on this case, it will be an honest detective story. it is clear to everyone that russia is not a country of gas stations, russian digital solutions to take to new heights, t

zelensky, who now has monopoly power in ukraine? of all, if we rely on this article from the economist, it really said that yermak and the western partners did not know about this operation, but here we need to distinguish several points: first, what yermak did not know, thank you lord, because we remember the quote from volodymyr zelenskyy in february of this year, where he honestly said at a press conference that there are clearly rats in his... rank, because, as he said, i quote, our plans for the summer of 2023 were on the kremlin's table in advance. perhaps zelensky began to think, who is actually merging all these plans, because even this article in the economist talks about the fact that before this, until this moment, before the kurdish operation, syrsky had two operations in development, and unfortunately , they were failed, failed. yes, and it was not always because of the doubts of our western partners, but because the russian federation knew about them. next, let's not forget how hard two or three months we had, yes, whe

are who believe in martydom, who believe in fighting for freedom, and also you know to remind people that there have been a lot of others who have played the role that zionism is playing today, we have seen in history pharaohs that nobody thought would ever been destroyed, were those who even claimed that they were god, so if those who claimed that they were god themselves at the end of the day fell to the ground, then the chosen, the so-called chosen people of god will also face the same fate. i personally think with this, what they've done is they've initiated the end, this is the beginning of the end of zionism, but for that to really materialize we need people around the world, we need people to exist. the axis of resistance and and for people to from different corners of the world to speak out and say, you've seen the truth now, yes, there was once a time when the zionist media around the world used to really confuse people because we didn't know what was the truth, today with the social media, with those journalists, two of them we saw just killed yesterday, they have played su