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the end of the second cycle of the isfahan cycling race is younes lingard from denmark. portuguese from the first to the third movie star in the quarter -finals, the national futsal team of our country defeated saudi arabia with 11 goals in their first match in the international tournament of thailand. by accepting the loss against bahrain and placing in the third place in the table, the promotion to the second round of the world guide continued in georgia and the woman reached the gold medal. professional players of the third and fourth world, i am the 8th of the antenna the legend of french football died at the age of 89 and scored 13 goals in the 1958 world cup in sweden with the shirt of the french national team. and the review of the budget of 1402, let's see together, it will not lead to the creation of real estate, of course , we would like to thank the housing foundation to solve it for the deprived, but it is our right, mr. seyed ghani nazari. khanqah 150 frames in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful before entering a note it is serious and r

frenchman degouri from our european team took the second place, and denmark's younes wingard from the joyce mahwar team won the third place. adriatic cycling, italy, slovenia, sama republic team won the championship with a time of 28 hours and 38 minutes, while the portuguese of the emirates team stood in the second place and took the free englishman from the team in the third place. in the eighth and final stage, the belgian boy from the team alpesin won the first title and lost the 22nd the captain of the previous conference in nba basketball suffered his second defeat of the season in one of the important matches of this conference today. in this game, nikolai sensor noor was the star of the field with 35 points and 11 assists, but he could not prevent his team from losing , philadelphia, the third team of the eastern conference. in 1293, washington lost to its 45th win, philidelphia's assistant al-nabi , the sensor , with 34 points, evan and the total number of passes played an effective role in his team's victory . sports news , be healthy and sportsman, god bless you the produce

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regime block machine along with another number of elders attacked the eastern area of ​​khan city younesthe south of the gaza strip, according to the media of the zionist regime, this explosion did not injure the soldiers of the zionist regime, but it created a state of full alertness in this area, and the regime artillery bombarded and fired a number of bullets into different areas of the gaza strip, 12 people from the resistance forces have been superficially wounded until this moment that i am talking to you, and in the tense gaza strip , the zionist regime's fighters, as well as the zionist regime's helicopters and spy drones are flying in the gaza strip, and the mohammedan forces are on standby in a critical situation. also the occupying regime the zionists have closed the areas around the gaza strip due to the fear of attacks by the resistance forces. thank you very much for your explanation, mr. nazare ryan , a palestinian reporter in gaza. the gathering in front of khan shalem kerry, minister of communications of netanyahu's cabinet, protested the recent statements that in respon

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younes shadlou, correspondent of the islamic revolutionary guard corps navy region 1, the organizationthe center of rural cooperation announced the time of fruit distribution on the eve of eid and portugal from march 20 to april 13 . eid night distributes the choice of the time of its interest distribution and for many years the time period is 20 to 13 april at the beginning and the end and it is clear that it may start on saturday 25 march or later or earlier in the province . i will sell the price of the fruit 10% lower than the current price. the deputy minister of commerce of the ministry of jihad and agriculture said that in the past few days we have seen a decrease in the price of mutton and veal, and the decrease in veal was more. finds and witnesses we will reduce the price, the deputy minister of agricultural jihad also said that so far 1000 tomans worth of ears have entered the country and it will continue until the end of june. chain stores, the price of imported mutton and veal, minced meat, 175 thousand tomans, mixed 177 thousand tomans, and thigh meat, 220 thousand tomans

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president biden unveils hi budget proposal and challenges republicans to do the same onb director philando youn joins me with the latest o what happens next. bank rupture california congresswoman, kati porter, joins me live to discuss the fall of silico valley bank and why we all should care. he speaks former vice presiden mike pence makes his strongest comments yet on donald trump and the january 6t insurrection and a little lol from snl. >> oh my god, it is george santos >> no, no, i am definitely thomas q cruz. >> george, you not fooling anyone >> yeah, except i did. now i'm in congress. >> i am jonathan capehart, thi is the sunday show president biden unveiled his new budget proposal this week, a seven trillion dollar plan that in vested billions into affordable childcare, whol care for older or disabled americans, and lowering housin costs. the plan proposes to pay for i by the corporate tax rate to 28% and imposing in 25% tax on billionaires a proposal snl had a little fu with last night. >> president biden proposed hi budget that would help fun medicare with 25% tax on billionaires take

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e youn >> you have these young people w who organized online who call themselves america first, really view that as a slogan, as a way to say we are white nationalists. >> christian nationalists believe the united states was established as a natios n expliy white christian nation and any threat to their agenda must be stamped out, even if that means violence. ng about peopl you're talking about people who believe in ievn ethnic state or of a religious theocracy. >> now, those people, the same the same type of people who are the good people are those who embrace your gender fluidity and your evolving identity.em but this shooting may turn that dynamic on its head. that's the framing that the democrats will support, the is the one , of course, advancing gun control. >> why n god's name to allow these weapons of war on our streets and in our schools? our streets and in our so i again call on congress? to pass the assault weapons ban ,pass it. now, he knows this would have zero chance of getting passed, but he doesn't care. it's a good deflection tactic o for with a 32% approval rating on

joining me now, that man youn yo just heard, alex eppstein, energy expert, author of the book fossil future. alex , what does that say? tha right. that's their card, right. you're a white supremacist.suprm you've already won the debate.ac if that's all that you can do. it was even a little surprised. i guess i shouldn't have been nh surprised,av but when i was preparing for the hearing, you know, i was researching the speech. i wa tryings trying to look at every plausible counterargument to see if if i couldugh te be disproven. and i wrote very thorougsthand h testimony, sent in advanceis. and then this is what she leadsp with and she has a preparedto poster that' shos purporting a whitebut sh supremacist, although she's not even aware not eve enough to knt one of the posters she showedsat had me saying this has nothingh to do with racwie. it was so embarrassing.ng and during the whole hearing, i made so many iints and points. one of those points was addressed. it was only accusation of that or accusations of being some sort of stooge for the fossil fuel industry, which i also refute

they have youn mpressiog, impressionable brains.d that's why people like vladimir lenine, marxist in chief, said , give me yeur children to teach for four years. and the seed thaart i sellhe will never be uprooted. they recognize that these eff children are veryec impressionable and that you can affect them forever if you get them at that impression. age. and we have to be smart enoughtt to realize t that there is a reason that kids have parents. f itro is protect them from these predators. someeout seen some of thes books that you're talking about. it is straight out. >> there's no other explanation for it. it's amazing. ere sh i've seen depictions of adults engaging in the act that were shown to elementary school kids. it's amazing. car, you areing ho creating reading rooms across the country, including in mef flor us aboumy home state o. >> tell us about that effort. well, we and wereading rooms through the carson scholars, patre th, and we have through american cornerstone institute, a little patriots program, online programs th

peter , on that note, thank youn for joining us .o a all right. the democrats reaction to aru protntial run onn the banks isnt a lobby for more consumer protections, but more socials ae media censorship. the details and reaction st with steven miller and monica ephecrowley in a moment. >> stader just an actor who films the hit tv show empire here in chicago. told police he's the victim of a hate crime. i've been truthful and consistent on every single level since day one . let me paint picture for you. those folks aren't going out at 2:00 in the morning on the cold . just night of the year, jesse hired them to beat him up . this is where we waited for jesse to come before we attacked. >> we were the ones that did it . >> yeah, it was us with a member of the mob. i have to go down here and talk about a black man who had a noose around his neck and made the whole thing up. i would not be my mother's son if i was capable of one drop of water accused of crazy. just to give anything to say to people. chicago, you guys are unbelievable. white supremacis

news c we appreciate your service.y jo we thank youne for joining us tonight. congressman, i want to go to you first.a lot of lot of news, a lot of bold o moves on the international stset the st international set the stage for us .ag. explain what's happening and why we should be worried. so >> well, china is continuing to assert its role as in its effort to replace the united not states , not to become a global global superpower, but to become the global superpower. so she is goin g to meet with putin in the coming weeks.. if the chinese unleash arsen their military arsenal to support russia. o biden saying as long as it takes, it's going to takee forever. we need to set a red lines to to that support and it needs to be a trump red line, not an r obama red line. like he said in syria, thatt that everybody walked all over and then on top of that, china just brokered a deal with with iran and saudi arabia, where the united states is completely vacated the scene. so china's great weakness dep is its energy dependency. it needs needs oil from the mide east and it'

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. >> we have the judgment and common sense election >> if they don't like the platform youn should justuild your own as many of us were told. the example, do you agree that google and apple would be barred from users installing apps based on their device. >> that's a reasonable targeted remedy. as pointed out, google and apple are only able to skew because of the market project they enjoy. it's a targeted solution. you are generous and the big guys. we depend pon upon you. you have an general obligation. that's a targeted and limited >> what happened with parlor was the factt it hit it's sweet spot. it hit it's stride. it was doubling. i don't remember what the stats were. theyta doubled their user baseix every six weeks. it was growing and suddenly in early 2021 out of the clear blue tech giants decided they would shut them down. now, they make decisions eventually they allowed them to come back by then the party is over. it lost the vibe. these things are such that if you cut that off at the wrong time and you took them essentiall y offline for a few months.ly it's a death and never r