like i don t belong look i sit in a city of here and the stumps snippet of india. many here support the so-called islamification agenda that are the ones party is pursuing. that didn t it didn t sit right religion and politics shouldn t be separate as they go hand in hand were muslim country after all the good it did. was. was. others think are the one is deliberately dismantling democratic institutions his opposition is struggling to find its footing. one of their leaders came to roll new rallied a large protest when he walked more than four hundred kilometers from istanbul he was accompanied by tens of thousands of followers his justice marched demonstrated
or the e.u. who has more leverage the country currently harbors about three and a half million refugees from syria alone to air to one they are not only a responsibility they are also a trump card one that he can use against europe whenever he wants. damascus and its suburbs after seven long years of fight. it s back under cont
tragic reality behind. the exploit. starts july 24th. this is the. guilty verdict the life sentence in a murder trial but public. an iraqi whose asylum request was rejected is convicted of killing a 14 year old girl in a case that has fueled a heated national debate about migration violent crime also on the program. going
to back home seen shaking in public again and about this is renewed concerns over the german chancellor stuff. looks closer to get a parade for america s latest sponsorship of the u.s. women s football team after its world cup. i m phil gayle welcome to the program. a court in germany has sentenced that iraqi migrant to life in prison for the ripe and murder of a 14 year old go the case prompted a public outcry because alibre shah was supposed to have been deported after his asylum application was rejected instead he was allowed to stay in germany and kill
the girl last year. life imprisonment for 22 year old ali bashar the toughest sentence allowed under german l
The other people running. there was a debate the other night, a lot of people watched the debate, by the way, and you wrote of vivek ramaswamy and i want to read this out loud here. you say out of the gate he looked pompous and i actually don t know this next word which is why i m asking you the question. what s that? i think it s pronounced oliagenoues. there is things you know how to spell but not pronounce. it means oily, he s slippery and devious i would say. and you wrote in this piece the thrust of the piece besides the have vocabulary instruction was that it s like everyone hates vivek ramaswamy. why does everyone hate vivek ramaswamy? well, i think there s several reasons, right? for one thing he s a line skipper, a line jumper.
Pompous, snooty and non caring. boris is a caring person. if you think of things out from brexit to his illness, which was very bad, to his illness, which was very bad, to his wife having a baby and then a second baby, he is still going. he is going to ukraine, he is going to meet people who are down and out, he is doing all the proper things, the hospitals, the nhs, the lot. so why are people calling it a party? it was never a party. i have got good eyesight and that is not a party. he has done nothing wrong. he was in his own building. ok, there might have been a piece of cake, it might have been a piece of cake, it might have been a piece of cake, it might have been his birthday, but it s in his own building. thousands of people in this country partied and nobody said boo. i do believe he