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[00:00:07] top sourcing on Press TV: Iran's parliament speaker dismisses Donald Trump's threats of
[00:00:11] military action followed by demand for negotiations as
[00:00:15] theater diplomacy on loop and a failed
[00:00:18] strategy. New report reveals nearly 700 American forces have suffered
[00:00:22] traumatic brain injuries and Iran's missile and drone strikes on US
[00:00:26] bases.
[00:00:33] And Yemeni armed forces say they have conducted a major operation against Saudi
[00:00:37] backed mercenaries in Yemen planning to attack the capital Sanaa.
[00:01:01] Hello everyone and welcome to Press TV World News.
[00:01:03] Our top story: Iran's parliament speaker has downplayed
[00:01:07] the US president's repeated threats of military action against
[00:01:10] Tehran, branding Donald Trump's erratic rhetoric as theater
[00:01:14] diplomacy on loop.
[00:01:16] later, right at a time when news of Mohammad took
[00:01:19] to social media to mock the predictable cycle of Trump's
[00:01:23] aggressive remarks followed by sudden calls for negotiations, as he put
[00:01:27] it. He said the cycle of using bullying, broken promises, and fake
[00:01:31] news as leverage is completely a failed strategy
[00:01:34] and urged Washington to stop these theatrics and
[00:01:38] emphasized Tehran is demanding concrete action and stressed US
[00:01:41] has to acknowledge the facts and fulfill commitments
[00:01:45] rather than repetitive
[00:01:47] threats.
[00:01:52] Iran's industry minister Mohammad Atabak has visited Pakistan for
[00:01:55] talks aimed at boosting ties, and Pakistan's
[00:01:59] Commerce Minister co-chaired a latest session of the Joint Trade
[00:02:02] Committee between the two countries, and both have reaffirmed
[00:02:05] a commitment to increase annual trade to over $10 billion.
[00:02:09] And Press TV's Nasir Kazmi has your
[00:02:11] details.
[00:02:14] Pakistan and Iran have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to
[00:02:18] deepen trade and commercial cooperation, marking another
[00:02:21] project, was able to create milestone in their efforts to strengthen bilateral economic
[00:02:24] relations. The agreement was signed during the 10th session of the
[00:02:28] Pakistan-Iran Joint Trade Committee, co-chaired by Iran's
[00:02:32] Minister of Industry, Mine and Trade, Mohammad Atabak,
[00:02:35] and Pakistan's Commerce Minister Jam Kamal
[00:02:40] Iran has become a member of Khan. The two sides reaffirmed their commitment to increasing annual bilateral trade
[00:02:43] to $10 billion US dollars. It's not
[00:02:46] something out of reach. I'm quite optimistic that
[00:02:50] this amount will be reached,
[00:02:53] and it's not something that is out of
[00:02:56] touch. So there are a few things. "If
[00:03:00] we solve it, definitely it will
[00:03:03] be even above that."
[00:03:06] Discussion were mainly on trade,
[00:03:10] how we can
[00:03:12] increase the trade amount
[00:03:14] with Pakistan, a
[00:03:17] neighboring and brother nation right beside
[00:03:21] us. The memorandum outlines a roadmap for expanding economic
[00:03:25] cooperation by activating border
[00:03:28] back our brothers in economic regions, increasing border
[00:03:30] private sector participation, exchanging technical
[00:03:34] delegations, and immediately implementing
[00:03:36] existing bilateral agreements. Iranian
[00:03:40] and Pakistani officials also agreed to continue working toward
[00:03:43] a formal Free Trade Agreement. The aim is
[00:03:47] to strengthen
[00:03:50] the bilateral trade relationship between both the countries, for
[00:03:54] which both the countries' leadership have set a
[00:03:57] target of $10 billion, and for that
[00:04:00] purpose we are seeing those opportunities way
[00:04:04] forward, the bottle necks
[00:04:06] which restrict free
[00:04:10] trade between the countries, and at the same time we
[00:04:13] are also working on
[00:04:16] an FTA between Pakistan and Iran. On the
[00:04:19] sidelines of the committee meeting, business officials of
[00:04:22] both countries met at the Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce
[00:04:26] and Industry. They discussed the challenges facing
[00:04:29] bilateral trade and proposed measures to increase
[00:04:32] commercial exchanges through stronger private sector engagement,
[00:04:38] day for this improved border infrastructure, and simplified trade procedures. There was a lot of
[00:04:41] discussion. One of the key topics discussed with the visiting
[00:04:44] Iranian minister was the establishment of a joint
[00:04:48] industrial zone where a wide range of industries could
[00:04:51] operate. We also discussed the gas pipeline project. Since
[00:04:55] energy is one of Pakistan's highest production costs, the pipeline
[00:04:58] could significantly reduce the cost of gas and electricity in our
[00:05:02] country. There are also many products that Iran manufactures
[00:05:06] at very reasonable prices, and we intend to import them from
[00:05:09] Iran. During his visit, Minister Atabak met
[00:05:13] Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif. He thanked Pakistan for its
[00:05:16] mediation efforts aimed at ending the war the United States and
[00:05:20] Israel launched against Iran earlier this
[00:05:23] year. The frequency of high-level visits suggests
[00:05:27] Pakistan and Iran are committed to deepening their strategic
[00:05:30] economic partnership. Both countries are now focused on
[00:05:33] expanding trade, strengthening industrial cooperation, and
[00:05:37] achieving their shared $10 billion dollar annual trade
[00:05:40] target. Kazmi reporting for Press
[00:05:43] TV in
[00:05:45] Islamabad.
[00:05:48] A new report by Western media has revealed hundreds of US troops have suffered
[00:05:52] traumatic brain injuries in Iranian strikes since Washington
[00:05:56] launched its war of aggression against Iran. According to Associated
[00:06:00] Press, nearly 700 US service members have suffered
[00:06:03] traumatic brain injuries from drone and missile attacks on American
[00:06:06] bases. Report added while Pentagon dismisses many
[00:06:10] injuries as minor concussions.
[00:06:12] Experts have warned blast waves created by missiles and drones
[00:06:16] can cause cellular damage leading to persistent memory loss
[00:06:19] and migraines. American lawmakers are now demanding
[00:06:23] investigations into military medical screening,
[00:06:26] citing reports of wounded troops who went weeks without specialized
[00:06:30] care. Meanwhile, veterans are sharing stories of delayed
[00:06:33] diagnosis, highlighting a military culture which often
[00:06:36] discourages reporting invisible wounds, and experts have
[00:06:40] stressed the unpredictable trajectory of traumatic brain
[00:06:43] injuries remains a critical challenge for returning
[00:06:46] forces.
[00:06:51] Armed forces say large scale operation against Saudi-backed
[00:06:55] troops. Spokesman, oh here, here's a
[00:06:57] soundbite.
[00:07:02] As the criminal Saudi enemy persists in its blockade and aggression against
[00:07:05] the Yemeni people for nearly 12 years, our armed forces have
[00:07:09] monitored large Saudi military mobilizations that were in their final
[00:07:12] stages and were intended to escalate against the free governorates and the Yemeni
[00:07:16] people in order to force them to abandon their position demanding an end to the
[00:07:20] unjust blockade. Our armed forces conducted a large
[00:07:24] scale and high quality military operation targeting the Saudi enemy's
[00:07:27] troop concentrations using a large number of ballistic missiles and
[00:07:31] drones.
[00:07:36] The spokesman said armed forces targeted
[00:07:39] areas
[00:07:41] in Althania among other camps. He added operations killed and wounded hundreds of
[00:07:45] Saudi mercenaries and destroyed a large number of their camps, troop
[00:07:48] concentrations, warehouses, military vehicles and weapons
[00:07:52] in All Wadia area in eastern Yemen. A senior official
[00:07:55] warned the Saudis against committing any reckless acts that will only
[00:07:59] cause more escalation and vowed that Yemen will continue its
[00:08:03] blockade for blockade policy until Saudi
[00:08:05] siege on Yemen is
[00:08:08] lifted.
[00:08:12] Yeah, Yahya, our correspondent at the Yemeni capital Sanaa, joins us earlier with
[00:08:15] more details about this Yemeni attack against
[00:08:18] building Saudi positions on Yemeni
[00:08:22] soil.
[00:08:26] The latest attack on the Saudi
[00:08:29] forces that were being mobilized in
[00:08:33] order to start a new aggression against the
[00:08:36] Yemeni people. Yemeni armed forces have warned multiple
[00:08:39] times Saudi Arabia that pressing its aggression
[00:08:43] against Yemen would only lead
[00:08:46] to a full scale war with the
[00:08:50] Yemeni armed forces, and it will not go fine for
[00:08:53] Saudi Arabia. This operation
[00:08:57] shows the determination of the Yemeni armed
[00:08:59] forces
[00:09:02] to keep escalating until the siege is lifted
[00:09:05] from Yemen. Hundreds are being reported
[00:09:08] to be dead or wounded after this
[00:09:12] operation. And the significant part about
[00:09:15] this is that the emergency forces of Saudi
[00:09:18] Arabia were actually launched in
[00:09:22] late 2015 and it is the
[00:09:26] main arm of Saudi Arabia in Northern
[00:09:29] Yemen. It is, it has about
[00:09:32] 36,000 recruits,
[00:09:35] and they were at their
[00:09:38] latest mobilization phase.
[00:09:43] So that was a big blow for them that
[00:09:46] would need months to be
[00:09:49] able to reach the same level of mobilization
[00:09:53] again.
[00:09:56] A Palestinian prisoner rights group says Israeli forces launched large
[00:10:00] scale military incursions into the occupied West Bank Al-Jalazoun
[00:10:03] refugee camp, abducting over 60 residents, many of them women and
[00:10:07] children. Citing local sources, Palestinian Prisoner Society said Israel's
[00:10:11] widespread abduction campaign
[00:10:14] was accompanied by serious assaults and violations,
[00:10:18] including severe beatings, use of restraints as means of
[00:10:21] torture, threats and residents to leave their homes, turning
[00:10:25] homes into field interrogation centers. Widespread acts of
[00:10:28] vandalism and destruction targeting residents' homes and
[00:10:32] property have also been reported. Meanwhile, the
[00:10:35] Palestinian Red Crescent Society said nearly 50
[00:10:38] Palestinians have been injured since Israeli forces launched this
[00:10:41] ongoing military aggression across the Qalandia refugee
[00:10:45] camp, north of occupied Al-Quds. It added that
[00:10:48] ambulance crews have not been able to reach the patients and the injured due to
[00:10:52] restrictions imposed by the Israeli forces, which have
[00:10:55] obstructed any access to the
[00:10:57] camp.
[00:11:02] And joining us earlier with your update from the refugee camp is our Ramallah
[00:11:05] correspondent
[00:11:06] Nabil Hamad.
[00:11:11] As the as the Israeli atrocities continue,
[00:11:14] but so does the Israeli suppression for
[00:11:18] the entire media crew that is around, surrounding us.
[00:11:22] Our colleagues are just a few meters
[00:11:25] away because we were
[00:11:28] faced with tear gas canisters and sound bombs
[00:11:32] more than once. So as for
[00:11:36] as for the Israeli side and the Israeli forces, of course
[00:11:39] it's the answer is always suppression. But
[00:11:43] from our side, the answer is always to
[00:11:47] to continue coverage and to continue this
[00:11:51] um to continue making the camera
[00:11:54] rolling. This is this is a high price that we
[00:11:57] pay as Press TV and as
[00:12:00] the entire Palestinian body because
[00:12:03] we know that we are the voice of those who are
[00:12:07] voiceless. Until this moment, the Palestinian Red Crescent
[00:12:10] has made an official number of the total
[00:12:14] injuries risen up to 13
[00:12:17] injuries. Among them are
[00:12:19] elderly and people. We have more
[00:12:23] than 60 documented cases of suffocation
[00:12:27] inside the Qalandia refugee camp who were not able, the
[00:12:30] Palestinian ambulance was not able to extract them from
[00:12:34] inside the the separated area and inside
[00:12:37] this area that has been declared
[00:12:40] as a military
[00:12:44] zone.
[00:12:48] And Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor warns Israel's attempting to erase war crime scenes
[00:12:52] in Gaza by removing rubble before independent investigations
[00:12:55] can document or examine
[00:12:58] them. The group says this could destroy crucial evidence and the
[00:13:02] last traces of thousands of people, in fact, still missing under
[00:13:05] debris. Adnan Ibrahim reports from Gaza
[00:13:09] City.
[00:13:13] For thousands of Palestinians, Gaza's rubble is more than remains
[00:13:17] of destroyed homes. It is a crime scene. In a report
[00:13:21] this week, Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor said Israel's
[00:13:25] carrying a large-scale operation to remove any
[00:13:28] crushed debris across Gaza before independent investigators
[00:13:32] and forensic experts can examine the
[00:13:35] sites. During the genocide, the Israeli
[00:13:38] army tried to obliterate and efface the war crimes committed
[00:13:42] against our people, which in itself constitutes a
[00:13:45] crime. Today, the unknown fate of thousands remains a
[00:13:49] stressing question for their families, and by removing rubble from
[00:13:52] around 70% behind the yellow line, the Israeli army
[00:13:56] is destroying threads to answer.
[00:14:00] As we are witnessing, the Israeli regime is trying to evade legal prosecution
[00:14:04] by removing rubble from what we consider to be crime scenes. We
[00:14:07] call on international journalists and investigative reporters to press for
[00:14:11] access to Gaza and document this continuing
[00:14:13] genocide.
[00:14:16] According to the Geneva-based rights monitor, at least 10 million
[00:14:20] tons of rubble have already been cleared, with around
[00:14:23] 100 Israeli trucks entering eastern and southern parts of the
[00:14:26] Gaza strip each day. Concerns are
[00:14:30] growing as Israel continues to bar international journalists and
[00:14:33] investigative teams from entering the
[00:14:36] strip.
[00:14:38] My sons are buried beneath the rubble of my home, which is now
[00:14:41] inaccessible behind the yellow line. They say Israeli
[00:14:45] bulldozers and trucks are clearing the rubble to erase our
[00:14:48] neighborhoods. That rubble holds my sons. I'm
[00:14:52] terrified I'll never be able to recover their bodies or give them
[00:14:55] a dignified burial.
[00:14:58] The bodies of my mother, father, sisters, and
[00:15:02] cousins, 27 members of my family in total are
[00:15:05] still buried beneath the rubble of our building. We have no chance of
[00:15:09] recovering their bodies, and now I fear that even in death,
[00:15:13] they may be taken away or removed by the Israeli
[00:15:17] army.
[00:15:21] Gaza has surpassed 73,300,
[00:15:25] nearly three years into the war. According to official
[00:15:28] figures, around 8,500
[00:15:32] people are still missing and believed to be trapped
[00:15:35] beneath this same rubble.
[00:15:37] In Gaza, the rubble is not only a reminder of destruction and
[00:15:41] the aftermath of the genocide, it is the last
[00:15:44] remaining link to the missing. As it disappears,
[00:15:48] so too hopes of recovering loved ones, preserving
[00:15:52] evidence, and seeking justice. Adnan Ibrahim for Press
[00:15:55] TV, Gaza City,
[00:15:57] Palestine.
[00:16:01] Japan is marking 81 years since the US dropped nuclear bombs there,
[00:16:05] leaving
[00:16:07] over hundreds of thousands of people dead. Government officials and delegates from many countries have
[00:16:11] attended memorials to show respect to the victims of the
[00:16:14] 1945 atomic bomb blast at
[00:16:17] Hiroshima and Nagasaki. And here's more.
[00:16:19] more.
[00:16:21] In the final stages of World War II in 1945, the
[00:16:25] US Army Air Force prepared to drop the 4,000 kilogram
[00:16:29] uranium bomb code-named Little Boy on the Japanese city of Hiroshima, and
[00:16:33] the morning of August 6th turned into a time of tragedy the world will
[00:16:36] never forget. When the Little Boy was dropped on the city,
[00:16:40] 70,000 people were incinerated immediately.
[00:16:43] Another 70,000 died of injuries and radiation exposure
[00:16:46] in the following years. The US dropped a second atomic bomb on the
[00:16:50] city of Nagasaki just a few days
[00:16:54] the first catastrophe were surfacing. That second
[00:16:57] attack took the lives of 70,000 more
[00:16:59] people.
[00:17:05] 81 years on, the Japanese nation is still
[00:17:08] grieving. Thousands, including aging survivors, relatives,
[00:17:12] and government officials attended the annual ceremony at Hiroshima
[00:17:16] Peace Memorial Park. Speaking at the ceremony, Japanese Prime
[00:17:20] Minister said the lessons of Hiroshima must not be
[00:17:22] forgotten. The devastation wrought by the atomic bombs
[00:17:26] on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and the unspeakable suffering endured by
[00:17:30] so many must never be repeated. Our nation firmly
[00:17:33] upholds the three non-nuclear principles, and as the world's only country
[00:17:37] to have suffered atomic bombings and war, bears the mission of
[00:17:40] tirelessly continuing efforts toward the realization of a world without
[00:17:44] nuclear weapons. The Japanese are hoping for a world free
[00:17:48] from nuclear weapons so that other people will not have to go through a similar
[00:17:51] tragedy. But in a world where nuclear states are spending hundreds of
[00:17:55] billions of dollars to upgrade their atomic arsenals, that appears
[00:17:58] to be a far-fetched wish. The United States is the only country that
[00:18:02] ever used nuclear weapons against its enemy, and after all these
[00:18:06] years, it was never held accountable for the deaths and destruction it caused to
[00:18:10] Japan.
[00:18:17] the World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation
[00:18:21] Organization. Membership grants Iran entry into a global governance structure
[00:18:25] independent of Western influence, while also providing
[00:18:28] access to the organization's resources for training,
[00:18:31] research, and standard setting. Nahid Purisa has your
[00:18:35] story.
[00:19:15] Big data and scientific computing, Iran
[00:19:18] developed Seymorgh supercomputer at Amirkabir
[00:19:22] University of Technology, one of its most significant heavy
[00:19:25] processing projects. Both Amirkabir University and Sharif
[00:19:29] University's AI center have previously
[00:19:32] been targeted by US and Israel during the Ramadan
[00:19:35] War. Now Iran is expanding its
[00:19:38] capabilities and joining VICO to defend its
[00:19:41] infrastructure and framing AI as a tool for
[00:19:45] technological sovereignty. We were able to become a
[00:19:49] member of the newly established Artificial Intelligence Organization
[00:19:53] and be among its founders in China. In the opening ceremony of WAIKO, the
[00:19:57] honorable President of China delivered a very substantive, effective,
[00:20:00] and comprehensive speech, which outlined this organization's policies
[00:20:04] in the field of AI. AI is currently considered one of the most
[00:20:07] important, effective, and efficient technologies. AI can truly
[00:20:11] play a role in every imaginable field. An organization with the same
[00:20:15] name was launched by the United States and Western countries. However, this
[00:20:19] organization launched here can be more effective and better for us in terms of
[00:20:22] participation. The Shanghai Cooperation Organization, BRICS,
[00:20:25] and now the Artificial Intelligence Organization are
[00:20:28] institutions that somehow encompass all the countries of the Global South.
[00:20:32] Given China's approach in this field, I am confident that this is a
[00:20:35] very good opportunity for us too, and it can play a better role across
[00:20:39] different fields. VICO is the world's first
[00:20:42] intergovernmental international organization that
[00:20:46] dedicated itself to artificial intelligence. It
[00:20:49] has been created to foster cooperation and capacity
[00:20:53] building, promote AI applications and open
[00:20:56] ecosystems, and build a just global
[00:20:59] AI governance system.
[00:21:03] China proposes that artificial intelligence should be used for good and
[00:21:06] for progress, serving all countries and all of
[00:21:09] mankind. The US, on the other hand, applies it in many
[00:21:13] ways to control the world, treating it as a platform for dominance and
[00:21:17] increasingly applying it to the military field. China
[00:21:20] is responding comprehensively in this regard. WAIKO has been established
[00:21:24] to use artificial intelligence to serve all of humanity so that everyone can
[00:21:28] derive greater benefits from it. In this context, China has
[00:21:32] joined with Iran and many other countries to establish an Artificial
[00:21:35] Intelligence Cooperation Organization, aiming to promote
[00:21:38] the application of AI technology for all of
[00:21:41] humanity. Iran's smart leader, Ayatollah Sayyed Ali
[00:21:44] Khamenei, insisted that Iran must produce AI and not
[00:21:48] just consume it. He warned against any power imposing its
[00:21:52] will. With this VICO membership, Iran joins a
[00:21:55] global south platform where every nation has a voice.
[00:21:59] That's sovereignty in action. Nahid Purisa, Press TV,
[00:22:02] Beijing.
[00:22:07] That's all for your latest here on Press TV, everyone. Thanks for tuning in and goodbye for
[00:22:10] now.
[00:24:07] the brotherly Iraq to the Islamic Republic. We, the people of the city
[00:24:11] of Suq al-Shuyukh in the province of Dhi Qar, district of Nasiriyah, came
[00:24:14] to support and
[00:24:18] the Islamic Republic. Now our work is to prepare
[00:24:21] food banquets to support the demonstration squares and to maintain
[00:24:25] the momentum within the demonstration squares. We came
[00:24:28] here to clear our conscience
[00:24:31] before God Almighty first and to fulfill our duty.
[00:24:34] And wars do not scare us because as Imam Khomeini said, if
[00:24:38] they fight us with hunger, then we are the children of Ramadan, and if they fight us with weapons,
[00:24:42] then we are the children
[00:24:42] of Karbala.
[00:24:48] Welcome, welcome.
[00:24:52] Announcing the news, I was in the Islamic Republic in the holy city
[00:24:54] of Mashhad. The martyrdom of Sayyed, God willing,
[00:24:58] on Sunday. And I came out, and I was, I mean, it was a shock
[00:25:01] for us because the shock of Sayyed Hassan did not leave, and Sayyed Ali Khamenei
[00:25:05] also really hurts me,
[00:25:07] I mean.
[00:25:11] For all worlds.
[00:25:19] Allah's stand was a body-shaking
[00:25:23] position. May Allah reward us on that
[00:25:28] calamity. We have lost a symbol among the symbols of the Shiites,
[00:25:31] and a leader among the leaders of the Ummah, Sayyed
[00:25:35] Ali Khamenei, may Allah have mercy
[00:25:38] on him and make him with
[00:25:40] the Shiites of Amir al-Mu'minin, and bring him with my Master,
[00:25:43] the Master of the Age and Time, God willing, on the day of meeting
[00:25:47] and encounter. And God willing, and God willing, Sayyed
[00:25:50] Khamenei will be unsheathing his sword with a victorious Imam from the household
[00:25:54] of Muhammad. Therefore,
[00:25:57] its impact is like the impact of the day of
[00:26:00] Karbala. And it happened to be
[00:26:25] things, God willing, what is clear
[00:26:28] from what is currently happening in Iran and in Tehran is that all victories
[00:26:39] are lies. This victory is the victory of the people in standing
[00:26:43] with their state, in standing with their faith, in standing
[00:26:47] with their religion, with the Shiites of Amir al-Mu'minin, with the Shiites
[00:26:51] of Ali ibn Abi
[00:26:51] Talib.
[00:26:56] This is a stand that time has
[00:26:59] renewed. This stand is for Hussein. And today,
[00:27:03] it is for our Master, the Master of the Age and Time, and tomorrow
[00:27:05] for the oppressed, God willing. A honorable stand from the Iraqi
[00:27:09] people with the Islamic State, the Iranian
[00:27:12] State, the state that said no,
[00:27:15] no to falsehood, no, no to the oppressor,
[00:27:19] no, no to every tyrant. Death, death
[00:27:23] to Israel! Death, death
[00:27:25] to Israel! Death, death
[00:27:28] to America! Death, death
[00:27:31] to America!
[00:27:52] The decision to stand with our brothers in Gaza is
[00:27:55] a leadership decision and also a
[00:27:58] popular
[00:28:01] decision. The biggest mistake made was, first, using
[00:28:04] methods of terror and threats.
[00:28:17] And here, the Yemeni experience, through accumulated experience and with the presence
[00:28:20] of will and the presence of a liberation
[00:28:24] something from
[00:28:25] nothing.
[00:28:39] A new phase of the Iran war has begun. As missile
[00:28:43] strikes, alliances fracture, and pressure mounts in
[00:28:46] Washington, the question is no longer only who can win
[00:28:50] the next battle, but who can endure the war that
[00:28:53] follows?
[00:29:01] Is America? facing another endless conflict and
[00:29:05] has Iran changed the rules of the battlefield. These
[00:29:08] and more on this edition of Iran today.
[00:29:25] It was nearly 12 months of true horror at the
[00:29:28] Alligator Alcatraz prison. Something President Donald Trump said.
[00:30:22] a prison, very unusual prison, a detention center in Florida surrounded by alligators in case anyone managed escape. Who was held there? Criminals? No, immigrants. It was an experiment because it opened about
[00:30:25] a year ago and recently shut down. Who benefited from
[00:30:29] it? The most important point I want to make is that...
[00:30:33] In the context of the recent and mysterious death of Senator
[00:30:36] Lindsey Graham, had recently been to Ukraine, let me remind you
[00:30:40] that earlier this year in Tel Aviv, this man said that what was
[00:30:44] happening in Gaza was the model for wars anywhere in the
[00:30:47] world, including against
[00:30:49] immigrants,
[00:30:57] it opened in July 2025 and closed one year.