14:46Have a good health.
15:13foreign
15:22foreign
15:38foreign
15:51foreign
15:54foreign
15:55is
16:35Thank you very much.
17:25Thank you very much.
26:17Yes, Muneeb.
26:20Yes, Muneeb.
27:18Yes, Muneeb.
27:47Yes, Muneeb.
28:17Yes, Muneeb.
28:36Yes, Muneeb.
28:37Yes, Muneeb.
28:44Yes, Muneeb.
29:16Yes, Muneeb.
29:48Yes, Muneeb.
29:49Yes, Muneeb.
30:06Yes, Muneeb.
30:26Yes, Muneeb.
30:56Yes, Muneeb.
31:14Yes, Muneeb.
31:16Yes, Muneeb.
31:19Yes, Muneeb.
31:21Yes, Muneeb.
31:27Yes, Muneeb.
31:47Yes, Muneeb.
32:05Yes, Muneeb.
32:15Yes, Muneeb.
32:18Yes, Muneeb.
32:44Yes, Muneeb.
33:06Yes, Muneeb.
33:30Yes, Muneeb.
33:34Yes, Muneeb.
33:44Yes, Muneeb.
33:54Yes, Muneeb.
34:29Yes, Muneeb.
34:31Yes, Muneeb.
34:40Yes, Muneeb.
35:01warm.
35:31Yes, Muneeb.
35:31इस सूरत में अगर डेमोक्राइट पार्टी के तमाम 54 अरकान मौाख़े के हक में वोट दें
35:36तो उसे मजीद 13 सेनेटर्स की हमायत हासल करनी होगी
35:40बात सिर्फ मौाख़े की ही नहीं है
35:42बलके जो उनकी फाइनेंशल डील्स हैं
35:44टरम्प इंतजामिया की और प्रेजिडंट टरम्प की खुद की और उनके खानदान के दीगर लोगों की
35:48उस पे भी चानबीन के हवाले से डिमोक्राइट के बेहनात सामने आए
36:14सरकारी तहकीकात का रेकॉर्ड इस केस से मुतालिक दस्ताविजात और फाइलों की फरामी
36:18उन मालियाती एदारों से पूछकच जिन्हों ने मुवईना तोर पर एपस्टीन के माली मामलात में
36:22मश्कूक सरगर्मियों को नजर अंदास किया
36:24इमिग्रेशन और कस्टम्स इंफोर्स्मेंट आईस के चापों और गृफतारियों की तहकीकात
36:28तारिकीने वतन के साथ सलूक और इमिग्रेशन पॉलिसियों पर हकूमती एक्दामात का जाइसा
36:33वाइट हाउस के नए बॉल्डूं की तामीर, सरकारी तामीराती मनसूबों के खराजात और मौाइदे, मादनी वसाहल से मुतालिक हकूमती मौाइदों
36:39में टरम्प खांदान या उनके करीबी साथियों के मुमकिना मफदा
36:42इलॉन मस्द से मुनसलिक महकमा बराय हकूमती करकदगी के एक्दामात, सरकारी खराजात में कमी के नाम पर होने वाले फैसलों
36:49और उनके असरात, सरकारी वसाहल और इक्दारात के इस्तिमाल की तहकीकात
36:52टरम्प इंतजामिया और अधवियाथ सास कंपनियों के दरम्यान कीमतों से मुतालिक मुढ़ए अधवियाथ की कीमतों और सरकारी पॉलिС्थीओं की मुमकिन
36:59आसरात, मेडिकेर के तहत मरीजों को फरहाम की जाने वाले सहूलत और इलाज के इخराजात
37:34do you think the priorities are more likely to be different, such as the
37:37government, the government, etc.?
37:41Thank you very much.
37:43The imperative is necessary to see the Democrats.
37:46The first thing is that the Democrats are different.
37:49The first thing is that the Democrats are different.
37:50The first thing is that they are different from their own
37:50because they are not different, they are different,
37:57they are different, they are different.
37:59They need to consolidate.
38:06There are two derivatives.
38:08The first thing is that the levels of the government have been successful,
38:12the parties have been consolidated by the government.
38:16This is not the result.
38:20If it happens, it happens to be a bit more than a role-back.
38:25your house and senate seat which if they go into 28 put it in aya'd house .
38:32Second most important reason that this is the time that this is being made a spring board
38:37of the 29 elections in the economic production of the 28 elections.
38:42This is the main point in which it is.
38:45Now it is the point that we can see if we go back if we were to go back then
38:51even because we don't really think that the Russia collusion
38:55the conclusion of the administration of the 1.0 administration, which was the first
39:00question of Donald Trump, there was nothing to do with it, but that's why Donald Trump
39:06has more than received. So we don't want to have such a situation where there will be
39:11a slam dunk evidence in which you have made a slam dunk evidence. So as far as you have
39:14made a decision, you have to choose where they can get more evidence to get a compelling
39:22case. But as you said,
39:28the Republicans' who have warned the Republicans, that the two years later, they
39:33have to create problems. So these people who have the problem, they have to
39:39support them.
39:40Okay. President Trump, as you said, when they were against the
39:44government, they had to be able to get more votes. This is the way that Democrats
39:49should not give them. But the other people, Pete Hexeter,
39:53as well as Iran's war, we are clearly seeing that there is a
39:57a peaceful and peaceful way of the war.
40:01Is it at least that we are seeing that we are seeing that we are seeing
40:06in the past few weeks?
40:09Yes, we are seeing that there are two steps.
40:13If you want to impeach it, there is a two-step process.
40:16Impeachment is easy.
40:17the first step is that you have to impeach you have to have a simple majority of the
40:23majority. But the removal from office has two advantages and advantages. So the problems
40:29will come and challenges in terms of Donald Trump, they will be in the cabinet of the
40:35election. Unless that any bipartisan, that yes Pete Hegsett will not be able to
40:49and choose their battles.
40:52This is a relatively unknown governor of Arkansas
41:00George W. Bush senior.
41:04The election was won.
41:05The Republican revolution was won.
41:08The Democrats were watching the blue wave.
41:12It was a red wave.
41:14In 1996, the President Clinton became the president.
41:20This is cyclical.
41:23The other thing is that memories are short.
41:26We can say that President Trump's stock is high.
41:35President Trump is a winnable leader.
41:44We can say that Trump is over.
41:53Trump's era is over.
42:10The President Trump is over.
42:17foreign
42:47They have a very long answer to them, and they have a very good answer to them, and they have
42:54to prepare for the next name.
42:59But they have been a lot of calls from Rubio, and they have been a lot of anger.
43:01They also have a lot of anger, and they also have a lot of anger, and they have a lot
43:06of anger.
43:07Would this be a very good frontrunner, or surprise package?
43:11will be.
43:14But these are the news that we have a lot of news, but there are many news that we have
43:19The news for the US is not there.
43:24The news for the US is not there.
43:24So there are also a lot of news.
43:26Look at Marko Rubio's, there were some news that I didn't do for the news.
43:30The news for the U.S.
43:31The news for the U.S.
43:32and its news for the U.S.
43:37Now, what's happening in the U.S., what's happening in U.S., what's happening in the U.S.
43:41I think that they are also calculating themselves, their calculus is not reached any point.
43:45It's a process.
43:47This is the J.D. Vance's case.
43:49However, there are also people who are former governor of Florida and former presidential candidate Ron DeSantis.
43:57There are other people who can come.
43:59But in my opinion, these are two frontrunners.
44:01But it's the same thing as Rubio and J.D. Vance, they are making a difference.
44:12But these are the same things that they are making a difference.
44:18This is a balancing act.
44:20Kamala Harris's case has seen that they are not allowed to do this.
44:24This is a million dollar question.
44:26Is that he asked an election.
44:30Is that Trump's position against Iran will be attacked?
44:35Or is that military aggression will be there?
44:38Or is that it's diplomatic right now?
44:39Because, he is not yet another question.
44:42He is making an arbitrage of the President Trump.
44:47He is also meeting a division.
44:54we need to deal with our own people?
44:58I don't think they have done the decision.
45:01Because all these new things are different.
45:05They are trying to process.
45:09But if we only look for their imperatives,
45:14their political imperatives,
45:17they have a very big impact on the Iran's war.
45:37He wants to be remembered as the guy who once and for all solved the Iranian problem.
45:48Now, will he be able to do it as another thing?
45:50Okay, that's it.
45:52But if he sees this method, I think he wants to make sure that Iran's war will reach its own
46:00method.
46:01Now, there are three paths.
46:04One is that Iran will be defeated and it will become a deal.
46:09If Iran is defeated, then there are two paths.
46:12There is one of those paths.
46:14There is one of those paths.
46:14There is a path to the application.
46:16What is the mission set?
46:18What are the targets?
46:19The likelihood of those targets.
46:21After hitting the Iranian behavior, the likelihood of the potential of the Iranian behavior,
46:25that is the likelihood of the possibility.
46:28The third thing is that Secretary of State Marco Rubio and John Radcliffe,
46:33who is the CIA Director,
46:36they reportedly promote that you have to keep a blockade.
46:40So, we need to keep a blockade.
46:42We need to keep a blockade.
46:45We need to keep a blockade.
46:45Over time, in the next few months, Iran will come to the table.
46:50These are all the pathways.
46:53We don't know.
47:16This is a test case.
47:19This is the test case.
47:49Welcome back.
47:50Elon Musk جو طویل عرصے سے AI مسنوات میں سرمایہ کاری کرتے رہے ہیں
47:54انہوں نے ریپبلکن انتخابی مہم پر بھاری رقم خرچ کی
47:57Elon Musk نے ریپبلکن سیاسی امیدواروں کی حمایت میں تقریباً 45 کروڑ ڈالر خرچ کی ہے
48:02جو کسی بھی انتخابی دور میں ایک پرد کی جانب سے خرچ کی جانے والی سب سے بڑی رقم ہیں
48:08اس میں وہ لوکھوں ڈالر بھی شامل ہیں جو انہوں نے ٹیکسس میں سینٹ کی نشست کے لیے
48:12ریپبلکن امیدوار کین پاکسٹن کی حمایت پر خرچ کیے جو انتخاب ہار گئے
48:17یاد رہے ٹیکسس ہی سپیس ایکس اور ٹیسلا دونوں کی کارپوریٹ ہیڈکورٹرز کا مرکز ہیں
48:22ٹیکسس کی نو متخب گاونر ڈیموکرات جینا ہنو جوسا نے
48:26ریاست میں کم از کم جنوری تک نئے ڈیٹا سینٹرز کی تعمیر کی منظوریوں پر پابندی آئیت کرنے کا مطالبہ
48:32کیا ہے
48:32مس نے بدھ کے روز ایکس پر لکھا
48:34خلا میں ڈیٹا سینٹرز کا خیال اس وقت کافی پرکشش لگ رہا ہے
48:38جو مرات کو سپیس ایکس اور ٹیسلا دونوں کے شیئرز گرنے والوں میں شامل تھے
48:43پروگرام کو وہ ختم ہو گیا
48:44اپنا فیڈبیک دینا مت بھولیے گا
48:45خیال رکھئے
48:46خدا فرز
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