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the clock into what is now the election year. and for these democrats, who are covering for the bidens, and they keep on saying, there's no evidence on absolutely anything. if the shoe was on the other foot, if donald trump was sitting in the white house and one of his kids decided to take up financer painting, too, and they sell one of these pieces for a massive sum of money, and then the buyer ends up getting all sorts of access or benefit from the administration, man, these democrats would be losing their mind. >> greg: yeah. >> lee: they would be looking for, you know, a thousand years impress ionment for the entire family a hundred millions in fines investigations and impeachments and hangings. we all see this for exactly what it is. and even though they are successfully running out the clock and there is this thing in november called an election, they don't have to keep him there four more years. >> greg: that's true. well we'll see won't we. i just coined that phrase we'll see. that's why i'm the host. up next, he lost his cnn checks
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of saudi arabia, should be our friend or treated like our friend and that was negotiated by the chip roy and that is challenging. >> it is challenging, you never want to hear of china taking role that the united states could. is that a good thing overall? >> net, net, yes, if iranians change their behavior. mike pompeo said we don't want anybody outside the community of nation, we like iran to participate, but they have to change things. if you look at protest in the streets and hangings, they have not changed. they are going to chase big satan, the united states. >> carley: there are reports the biden administration is pushing toward a israelis and saudi arabia deal. how do you feel about that and what needs to happen for that to
journalist ida b. wells to begin her campaign to show the horrors of lynching. public hangings, the strange fruit worn by southern trees, billy holiday sang about. recently tennessee state representative republican paul cheryl showed his ignorance of that history, debating a bill concerning capital punishment. >> i was just wondering about, could i put a limit on that? hanging by terry also? and also i would like to sign on to your -- >> the bill was to have firing squads come back he. padres to than anyone who might have heard or offending saying it was to convey his belief that heinous crimes and adjust society require the death penalty. msnbc political analyst democratic strategist and co-host of the what a day podcast, and rick wilson, former republican strategist, what, today we need, and
want to claim asylum. let me in. again, over the last two years, this is not gotten any better. it has gotten worse. >> harris: what you mean taking charge? >> sean: she was given the charge, i should say. >> word of clarification. >> sean: but you look at the cartels and public hangings, beheading people and putting people in acid to decompose their bodies. and joe biden has empowered them at the southern border. as my wife always says, they are destabilizing mexico. >> harris: they are destabilizing both countries because we have cartels and law enforcement in this very country now. and you know what, cartels will be cartels. they will do all of those things that you mention and probably worse that we don't know about. one of the disturbing things when you stand at the border and see them coming in out of the rio grande is that they are taking off their clothes and
about what has happened there and these hangings?— about what has happened there and these hangings? these two men were executed this — these hangings? these two men were executed this morning, _ these hangings? these two men were executed this morning, their - these hangings? these two men were executed this morning, their court - executed this morning, their court cases have been described as rushed, a sham trial, by amnesty international international that had no... these two men were deprived of the right to pick their own lawyer, the right to pick their own lawyer, the families have been campaigning to get them to choose their own lawyers, one of these men had gone on hunger strike, he was on hunger strike when he was executed this morning. and his family have been pleading tojust get morning. and his family have been pleading to just get a chance to meet him before his execution. his parents were literally outside the prison when he was executed this
treated, that is one of the problems, as well as the fact that waiting lists for elective surgery so long, people are struggling to get appointments with their gps. on so many fronts, patients can see the pressures on the health service right now, so this was a chance for the prime minister and ministers are to sit down with nhs leaders who are the front line of the health service to hear how it is working in practice and to share their experiences. after the meeting, government spokesperson said the prime minister and health secretary found the discussion highly valuable and so did a couple of health leaders i spoke to during the afternoon. there will be no blueprint that comes from this immediately, no great big plan for dealing with the crisis patients are experiencing at the moment. then, thank yom — the european union and britain have strongly condemned the executions of two men in iran for allegedly killing a security official during ongoing anti—government protests. the bloc�*s head of foreign affairs, josep borrell, said the eu was "appalled" by the hangings,
radical republicans. the divisions may be resolved for the moment, but the next two years will be a rocky ride for the new speaker, as he resides over a deeply fractured party. gary o'donoghue, bbc news, washington. the european union and britain have strongly condemned the executions of two men in iran for allegedly killing a security official during ongoing anti—government protests. the bloc�*s head of foreign affairs, josep borrell, said the eu was "appalled" by the hangings. while britain described the situation as "abhorrent". the us special envoy to iran, robert malley, said the executions of 20—year—old seyed mohammad hosseini and mohammad mahdi karami followed sham trials. human rights groups have also condemned the killings saying the men were unable to choose their lawyers. here's more from our bbc monitoring colleague, the iran analyst, khosro kalbasi isfahani.
and waiting lists have been at an all time high, and that was true before the pandemic. what do we want? fair pay! compounding the crisis now are strikes. trade unions were not at today's meeting, and so far ministers are refusing to discuss this year's current pay deal for ambulance drivers and nurses, who both plan further walk—outs later this month. the european union and britain have strongly condemned the executions of two men in iran for allegedly killing a security official during ongoing anti—government protests. the bloc�*s head of foreign affairs, josep borrell, said the eu was "appalled" by the hangings. while britain described the situation as "abhorrent". the us special envoy to iran, robert malley, said the executions of 20—year—old
veneer of legitimacy of these really extra judicial killings. i think the u.s. government can do more, work with partner nations to condemn iran, sanction officials in iran. but ultimately there has to be a red line. these are peaceful protesters who are being killed for expressing their dissent. >> what are your sources telling you about the number of death sentences and executions involving protesters? >> there are dozens of death sentences right now. as we know, iran is the leading nation for executions per capita around the world. they've executed thousands of people in the 43 years of the islamic republic's history. i'm concerned there will be more hangings, executions in the days to come. really it's designed to bring protesters off the street, scare them back into their homes. they need to know that the international community, the united states government is behind them. i don't know if that message is getting across to them right