kidnapped goson say they were beaten on the head by regime forces with some having broken arms or wris. palestinians kidnapped by the regime forces say they were denied food and water and prevented from going to the. rest room for first three days of detention, they're also handcuffed and blindfolded for seven days. the regimes recently released more than 100 gauzans including four women. last month, the united nations human rights representative and palestinian territories told reporters of the horrific conditions faced by kidnapped gazons. according to aj sunge, thousands of gazans have been kidnapped by israeli forces since october the 7th. political commentator eric walberg says the mainstream media tries to protect is rule by suppressing the narratives recounting its horrific acts against palestinians. you see how the mainstream media today is protecting us from the uh actual horrors that are, but they're trying to, but we have uh, we have press tv, we do have uh social media i just posted at facebook my site, because i think you have to really make it make it human story of this.

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if you look at the median family income people wri right in the middle of the income spectrum those householdsinflation when trump was president. under biden and his first three years in office the average family has lost between 2000 -- $2500 that is a big change. a 6500-dollar swing from the trump years to the biden years. i think americans also have a big problem right now with the facts their wages are not keeping up with the inflation rates. what are americans doing? you know this we have a trillion dollars of credit card debts. everyone is flashing out there plastic right now because their incomes are not keeping up with their salaries. and so that is why i think people keep telling the pollsters the economy is not good. everyone in washington is saying the economy is good. mark: let's talk about the kitchen table issues as they call them. five drive-through fast food, what's a chick-fil-a i am on this diet -- like my wife wants me too live itself but he thanks i'm trying to lose weight. when they go through chick-fil-a and i get the broiled i'm thinking to myself my god if i am trying t

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rr: this court can wri any opinion that emphasizes how extraordinary insurrection is d w rare that is. it requires an assault not just on t alication of law but on constitutionally mandated functions. we saw andre with six a codited attempt to disrupt a function mandated by the 12 amendment and essential to the transfer of power. >> let me ask you about if the power you descbeisciplinary is really plenary. suppose the outcome o an election for president comes down to the foot of a single state -- to the vote aingle state. suppose candidate a gets a majority of the votes in that state but the legislature does not li cdidate and thanks candidate a is an insurrecont so the legislature passes a law ordering to vote for the other candidate. do you suppose the steas that power? mr. murray: there are principles that come intolain terms of after the people have voted that the statcaot change the rules. i am not sure because i'm not aware of this court addressing it. justice alito: let's change it so it is not after the electn. three days before the election based on the fact that the polls in

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