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terrorist underground. no modern army has had to fight aboveground and underground like this before. how is that to do it? >> it's difficult. and it's just going to be a very, very hard, long fight. >> reporter: to see just how hard, he takes us deeper. >> so we came down a metal ladder. we've come down one flight of stairs. we're going down a second flight of stairs here. a double flight it looks like, and down here command and control wires running all the way down. it a' it's a deep, deep system. how deep are we underground right now? >> at the moment we are more or less between 10 to 15 meters underground. >> 10 to 15 meters, and i'm going down another level down more steps. we're toabout to go down again another level. my head keeps banging off the roof. what are we looking at here? >> this is a small room, okay.
supporting an autocrat. >> i was going to say, i think interesting tactics from my point of view it's like foxes not as much the powerful communications megaphone for trump as it once was for the republican party. he can be calm and normie trump, this was a counter programming tactic for him. his real messaging is done through truth social, it is done through all sorts of deep, dark, crazy social media platforms, it's done in the courtroom. and that is what he's betting on. he can be nor me in the fox thing. and he knows that if he's going to do his first live event on fox and a very long time, his first live tv network thing he's done since the disaster on cnn last may, he knows he can only do that if he doesn't tell lies about the election that will have to be answered for by the entity that is hosting him there, which foxes very acutely aware of in a financial sense. so he can be normie trump, he knows that he has to be that.
honor to run. he really targeted not just his competitors, naming nikki haley t. temperature scott, ron desantis by name, but also kind of scolded the electoral for voting for donald trump. this was kind of a barnburner. i think he's coming out with deep, deep disappointment that his message to voters did not do the job. i mean, he took that very seriously, to the point where, you know, if i failed to mention on television that chris christie had taken it to trump and i said none of the candidates are really coming for trump, he would text me, and point out, no, no, i did, because it mattered to him that that message was heard. i think his's deeply
my gosh, yeah. you're paddling in it. yes. can we have a look? yes, you can. 81, lived here for 47 years, flooded for a fourth time and without heat. do you think you're going to stay tonight? well, probably i will, yeah. because it's peaked now... you can't keep wading about in this, can you? well, if i've got wellingtons, i woulnd't mind, _ but this is a bit odd. you haven't even got wellies? no, i haven't got any wellingtons. people are struggling to get through, whatever means they try. this was about the most effective way. but people here are looking out for each other. and further downriver, more battles lost to the rising water. how deep is it? that deep. they go fast, and look... and there's anger — about drivers adding to the problems, the damage, the necessary repairs. but it'sjust now wait until it all dries out, find a builder and go from there. back in longford, a special
roads are turned into rivers, and even at home wellies are essential. how deep is it? that deep. what's that, six inches? the period betweenjuly and december was the wettest ever recorded in the uk. we'll be looking at why, with our climate editor. also on the programme... the conservative chris skidmore is quitting as an mp over the government's energy plans, triggering a by—election. president biden launches his campaign for re—election, warning that his likely rival, donald trump, poses a threat to american democracy. # don't give up on us, baby. # and the actor who also found fame as a singer — david soul, of starsky and hutch, dies at the age of 80. and on newsnight at 10.30pm, we'll go deeper behind the headlines and speak live to key players on today's big stories.
from the met office. roads are turned into rivers, and even at home wellies are essential. how deep is it? that deep. what's that, six inches? the period betweenjuly and december was the wettest ever recorded in the uk. we'll be looking at why, with our climate editor. also on the programme... the conservative chris skidmore is quitting as an mp over the government's energy plans, triggering a by—election. president biden launches his campaign for re—election, warning that his likely rival, donald trump, poses a threat to american democracy. # don't give up on us, baby. # and the actor who also found fame as a singer — david soul, of starsky and hutch, dies at the age of 80. and on newsnight at 10.30pm, we'll go deeper behind the headlines and speak live to key players on today's big stories.
different from what israel has done. there are other groups that have conduct an indiscriminate attacks, "moulin rouge" deep, the islamic state, they have conducted indiscriminate attacks so it's one thing for the iranians to publicly tie this attack to israel and vow revenge, but i do think that the iranians are likelying if to be very careful on the response particularly if they assess it was not an israeli assassination. >> not what they say but what they actually assess. you've got lebanon and you've gotmen and the gaza situation. you have a world increasingly divided over the war between gaza, hamas and in this you're writing a "wall street journal" op-ed because you sound the alarm on china and you say that china is on wartime to thing.
>> sean: welcome to hannity and happy new year and happy election year. the exodus out of big states like new jersey, california, illinois, new york, it continues. in fact, tonight, we are broadcasting from my new home, the great free state of florida. like so many americans, i left new york for good and now am in the state with warmer weather, law and order, better education, more freedom, better quality of life and no state income tax. now, here is my prediction. this mass migration out of deep, blue states like the ones i just mentioned, that will continue unless and until they change their governing philosophies that are overtaxing people, overregulating people. they are underperforming at schools and safety and issues of public importance. that's why it is happening. no matter what state you call home, i will say this, 2024 is going to be a critical year, not only for our country but for the
sources do tell that they had this decision to resign last week ahead of some new plagiarism allegations that emerge this week. what is your reaction to her resignation today? >> i think in light of everything the harvard was facing, it was the right call. from a pr perspective there is a lot coming from harvard but also just holding section esteemed position and having such a difficult time saying the appropriate incorrect things really put a spotlight on college campuses. there is a scorch of antisemitism on college campuses today. that is not an invention of the right, that is something that has been acknowledged by the white house, by liberal academics by media outlets, by jewish groups. so it is appropriate to cast an eye on this deep rooted, deep-seated problems. the earlier resignation of liz mcgill and pen does not solve this problem.
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