>In this week’s episode of "Have it Out with Galloway," George Galloway delves into the Gaza ceasefire negotiations and looks at the impact of the university pro-Palestine protests in the US.

>George is joined by Maram Susli, a political analyst & commentator, and a live audience.

>To become a part of the live audience in the next episode, apply on our website at haveitoutwithgalloway.com (http://haveitoutwithgalloway.com/). (http://haveitoutwithgalloway.com/) George welcomes any views and questions, so come and have a go if you think you're hard enough! @georgegalloway @Partisangirl

>From the episode "Let's doo-wop it again".

>Since October 7th, the corporate media has done its best to mask Israel's genocide. These stories have not been innocent mistakes or, at best, biased reporting on past events. They have been powerful weapons in the hands of the Israeli army, strategically used in critical moments as complements to military moves. Few independent journalists have tried to debunk these stories and unmask this genocidal war for what it is. The Grayzone is one such organization, and Max Blumenthal is one of the examples of such journalists.

>Zac Brown is a Grammy award-winning musician and songwriter known for fronting the Zac Brown Band. His summer tour kicks off this month with shows all across the U.S. He is originally from Atlanta, GA.

>Zac Brown joins Theo for episode #500 of This Past Weekend, chatting about growing up in Georgia, the early ups and downs of getting his band together, the craziest bar fight he ever witnessed, memories of his late friend Jimmy Buffett, wild experiences with plant medicine, why so many people take their shirts off at his shows, and much more.

>US rapper Macklemore’s new song about the anti-Gaza war student protests, ‘Hind’s Hall’, calls out the US for suppressing dissent and for funding Israel’s war on Gaza.

>US rapper Redveil made a passionate plea for a Gaza ceasefire during his performance at Tyler, the Creator's music festival.

>In a powerful act of solidarity, he showcased the names of Palestinian children lost to Israeli attacks in the besieged enclave.

>Briahna Joy Gray argues against "bothsiderisms" present in many reports about the Israel-Palestine war. #zionists #palestine

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> @CornelWest > > >I salute my brother @macklemore > > >using his powerful artistry to tell some painful truths! > #TruthJusticeLove > > --- > > @macklemore > > >HIND’S HALL. Once it’s up on streaming all proceeds to UNRWA. > > --- > > Direct video link: https://video.twimg.com/ext_tw_video/1787615905813499904/pu/vid/avc1/720x1280/WmvIcNsGQCycXtsZ.mp4 > > Source: https://twitter.com/CornelWest/status/1787757314218295729 >

>Katie talks to brave doctors who went to Gaza and then to True Anon podcast host Brace Belden.

• 00:00 Intro
• 4:47 Why each Doctor felt the need to be in Gaza
• 9:19 Did they fear for their lives?
• 20:08 Palestinian surgeon TORTURED TO DEATH in Israeli prison
• 30:06 Is Israel testing weapons on Palestinians?
• 31:57 Dr. Amgad's eye witness account in Gaza
• 45:53 How Israel's 'Shoot First' Policy is destroying Palestinians
• 56:12 Palestine's shortage on insulin is causing more and more amputations
• 57:52 Palestine needs aid NOW
• 1:03:50 Dr. Aliya's call for an Immediate Ceasefire
• 1:06:29 Debating the hostage situation
• 1:23:41 The hypocrisy of Israeli doctors
• 1:27:07 Brace's firsthand experience of the student led Pro-Palestine protests
• 1:27:07 Biden's TONE DEAF speech at the Holocaust Memorial
• 1:44:24 Senate bill tries to codify Antizionism as Antisemitism

>Dr. Yasser Khan is an internationally renowned surgeon, humanitarian and entrepreneur. He is a leading Ophthalmologist and Oculoplastic Plastic and Orbital Surgeon residing in the Toronto Area, Canada. He is an Associate Clinical Professor at McMaster University, the University of Toronto and the Toronto Metropolitan University. He holds a Master’s degree from IE University in Madrid, Spain in Digital Transformation and AI. He teaches cutting-edge and innovative surgical techniques to surgeons nationally and globally. Dr. Khan has trained residents, fellows and ophthalmologists in over 40 different countries primarily in the field of trauma eye surgery and reconstructive eye- facial plastic surgery. He was on the first North American surgical mission to Gaza in December-January. He went again on a second mission to Gaza in March 2024

>Dr. David Hasan is a scientist neurosurgeon with extensive experience in management of cerebrovascular diseases and skull base tumors. He is a fellowship - dual trained open cerebrovascular and endovascular with a background of treating over 2500 brain aneurysms using very innovative techniques including awake surgery. He is an international authority in cerebrovascular research with over 270 peer-reviewed PubMed publications, multiple NIH grants, and member of several editorial boards of high impact medical and surgical journals.

>Dr. Amgad Elsherif, MD Co-Founder, Head of Education and Chief Thoracic Surgeon Dr. Amgad El-Sherif is a Co-founder, Head of Education and Chief Thoracic Surgeon at NMC. Dr. El-Sherif practices as a consultant thoracic surgeon in Ontario, Canada. Dr. El-Sherif was appointed an adjunct assistant Professor of Surgery, leading the surgery program at Johns Hopkins international affiliated hospital in the United Arab Emirates. As the surgery Program Director, Dr. El-Sherif founded and established the first ACGME-I accredited surgical program in the Gulf region. He is Adjunct Assistant Professor of Surgery at the University of Western Ontario and member of UOSSM Canada Canadian surgeon was part of a medical mission to Khan Yunis, Gaza in 2023 and led the WHO team to northern Gaza in April 2024.

>Aliya Khan MD, FRCPC, FACP, FACE, is a board member of UOSSM and was in Hebron in the West Bank, last year in May 2023 and she saw the check points and horrific conditions for the children living in the West Bank. Aliya Khan is a Professor of Clinical Medicine in the Division of Endocrinology and Geriatrics at McMaster University, Director of the Calcium Disorders Clinic, and Director of the Fellowship in Metabolic Bone Disease at McMaster University. She has published over 200 scientific papers and numerous chapters and books on osteoporosis and parathyroid disease. She was recognized as being in the top 0.1% of the world experts in hyperparathyroidism by Expertscape.

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>TheDeenShow is one of the first and only Islamic Tv Talk shows in America since 2006 talking about a variety of different topics with special guests from around the world, amazing stories, hot topics, educational, inspiring content and more.

>Jon Elmer offers analysis of the military situation, including the latest videos from the resistance.

>Nora Barrows-Friedman, Asa Winstanley, Ali Abunimah and Jon Elmer of The Electronic Intifada were joined by Donya Abu Sitta, contributor and journalist in the Gaza Strip, on the day 208 livestream. You can watch the entire broadcast here: https://youtube.com/live/JA4oIKugdAM

>[EU S14 E18] Uneven Development a Key Problem of Capitalism

>This week in honor of Karl Marx's birthday over this past weekend, Professor Richard Wolff offers a discussion of Marx's important theory of uneven development as central to capitalism. We show its widespread existence, using examples of it from past and present. We conclude by showing how uneven development helps cause key social problems in capitalism.

>In this episode of Palestine Talks, we speak to writer and activist Chris Hedges as he discusses the philosophical nature of the evil underlying Israel’s violence against the Palestinian people, and the radical dehumanisation of Palestinians based on his own troubling experience covering stories in war zones.

>He also discusses how American media, paralleling the propaganda of the Israeli lobby, deliberately trivialises such violence and misleads the public.

>As Hedges points out, this reflects how such media including outlets that enjoy a “liberal” or “progressive” reputation like The New York Times “embraces American militarism”, contemptuous of both human life and the possibility of peace grounded in actual principles of justice.

>In a scorching talk, marketing professor and podcaster Scott Galloway dissects the data showing that, by many measures, young people in the US are worse off financially than ever before. He unpacks the root causes and effects of this "great intergenerational theft," asking why we let it continue and showing how we could make it end. (Note: This talk contains mature language.)

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>George Galloway is one of Britain’s most formidable political campaigners. He has been elected as a member of parliament for four separate constituencies - winning on three occasions while not standing for a major political party.

>Earlier this year saw him elected as the MP for Rochdale. That success was, in no small part, because of Galloway’s position on Gaza - and his outspoken criticism of Israel.

>But was that merely the swan song in a rollercoaster political career? Or the beginning of something much bigger?

>Could George Galloway’s Workers Party of Great Britain become a genuine threat to the Labour Party - particularly on issues of foreign policy - over the years to come?

>- 00:00 Intro >- 02:11 Victory in Rochdale >- 05:49 Origin Story >- 07:23 Israel & Gaza >- 17:11 The Israeli Lobby >- 22:54 Jeremy Corbyn >- 32:49 ‘Woke Politics’ & LGBT Education >- 54:27 Religion, Euthanasia & Abortion >- 1:03:25 Domestic Politics >- 1:11:21 Tony Blair, Alastair Campbell & Keir Starmer >- 1:20:59 The Workers Party

>Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken participates in a keynote conversation with U.S. Senator Mitt Romney at the McCain Institute’s 2024 Sedona Forum in Sedona, Arizona.

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> Vince with some sobering thoughts

>On this stream: Russell stumps Richard Dawkins, creates viral moment at "Dissident Dialogues" festival - exclusive interview with Michael Shellenberger about pro-Israel censorship hypocrisy - Columbia President Minouche Shafik issues a statement after police clear campus protesters - and more.

>It’s clear nothing is going to impede the Israeli assault on Gaza. They’ve sold out their own hostages: Chris Hedges

>Christopher George Latore Wallace A.K.A. Big, Biggie Smalls, Frank White, Notorious, Big Poppa, . . ., freestyling at a Brooklyn's st corner at Bedford-Stuyvesant when he was 17 years old.

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> >These rappers really be having FBI levels of information on each other 😂

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>“Every officer that I saw…was shooting for our heads. [Rubber bullet] hit me right above the head…I literally thought I was going to die”

>A UCLA encampment protestor speaks on the brutal aggression they experienced and the violation of their civil rights.

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>Bill Hicks, American comedian (1961–1994)

>William Melvin Hicks was an American stand-up comedian and satirist.

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>Independent, unencumbered analysis and investigative reporting, captive to no dogma or faction.

>Reporter Ken Klippenstein weighs in on his resignation from The Intercept.

>Summary >1. The Intercept’s abandonment of fearless journalism and prioritization of funders over journalistic integrity led to Ken Klippenstein’s resignation. >2. The General Counsel at The Intercept stopped Klippenstein’s story on Jeff Bezos and his $100 million charity grant, reflecting a conflict of interest with the outlet’s billionaire donor. >3. The Intercept’s corporate influence and lack of resources have hindered the ability to pursue impactful journalism, leading to discontent among staff members. >4. Klippenstein launched his own substack to avoid compromising his journalistic principles and to cater to an audience seeking news that differs from mainstream media. >5. Despite some pushback from Intercept staff defending the General Counsel, Klippenstein’s resignation post provides specific evidence and highlights the need for journalistic transparency at the outlet.

>Briahna Joy Gray and Robby Soave discuss the latest on the protests on college campuses.

>Summary >1. The incidents at UCLA and other universities highlight the ongoing tensions between pro-Palestine and pro-Israel groups, with clashes erupting and calls for divestment from Israel. >2. The response of law enforcement to these protests raises questions about selective enforcement and the protection of free speech rights. >3. President Biden’s remarks reflect the delicate balance between supporting free speech and condemning hate speech, while also addressing the need for the rule of law in handling protests. >4. The international dimension of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is evident in the criticism of Israel’s actions and the call for accountability for potential war crimes. >5. The passing of a campus anti-Semitism definition law and the equating of criticism of Israel with anti-Semitism raises concerns about the restriction of speech and academic freedom. >6. The contrasting responses to the pro-Palestine and right-wing protests reveal potential disparities in the treatment of different groups by law enforcement and the criminal justice system. >7. The incidents at UCLA and other universities underscore the challenges faced by students and faculty in expressing their views and engaging in peaceful protests without facing violence or repression.

>Briahna Joy Gray and Robby Soave discuss news that another Boeing whistleblower as died.

>Summary >1. The death of Joshua Dean, the second Boeing whistleblower to die in recent months, raises concerns about potential retaliation against employees who raise concerns about manufacturing defects in the company. >2. The integration of defective parts into operating aircraft highlights the lack of accountability and safety concerns within Boeing’s manufacturing process. >3. The influence of the airline industry on lawmakers undermines consumer protections, as seen in the advancement of a bill that could make it harder for passengers to receive automatic refunds for canceled or delayed flights. This highlights the need for stronger regulations and transparency in the industry.

>The dice rolls 1, it's Troy's turn to go down and open the door for the pizza guy...did you know Pierce once had sex with Eartha Kitt?

>Watch live views of students protesting at UCLA in Los Angeles. The university canceled classes on Wednesday after dueling groups of protesters clashed overnight, shoving, kicking and beating each other with sticks as pro-Israel demonstrators tried to pull down barricades surrounding a pro-Palestinian encampment.

>Follow latest updates on college protests here:

https://apnews.com/live/college-protests-palestine-updates

>Police at UCLA on Wednesday afternoon ordered people to clear out of the pro-Palestinian encampment at UCLA after a night of violence that went unchecked for hours. Desmond Shaw, Lauren Pozen and Tom Wait report.

>Short Summary -1. Police presence at UCLA as protesters remain in encampment -2. Law enforcement forming skirmish lines around protesters -3. Protesters prepared for potential arrest -4. Calls for investigation into delayed police response -5. Mixed opinions among students about the encampment -6. Uncertainty about when police operation will unfold -7. Campus locked down with increased security measures

Key Insights -1. The heavy law enforcement presence indicates a serious effort to maintain order and prevent further violence on campus. -2. The standstill between protesters and law enforcement suggests a potential waiting game, with law enforcement waiting for protesters to tire or disperse. -3. The encampment includes a mix of students, faculty, and outside supporters, demonstrating a broad range of support for the cause. -4. Calls for an investigation into the delayed police response highlight concerns about the handling of the situation and the need for accountability. -5. The cancellation of classes and restricted access to campus facilities is impacting students’ ability to learn and use university resources. -6. The anticipation and tension among protesters and law enforcement indicate a sense of uncertainty about when the police operation will take place. -7. The campus lockdown and increased security measures aim to prevent further violence and protect the safety of students and staff.

>Dr. Ruha Benjamin delivers a poignant speech on sisterhood and its study and application during Spelman College's Founder Day Convocation 2024.

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>Today we offer a very special Global Capitalism special in honor of “May Day”

>Today's May Day Special, a collaborative effort with long-time contributor Charles Fabian, opens with the major causes for why May Day 2024 is so special. These include the fact that the great crash of global capitalism in 2008-2009 shook the world in ways that include shocking a declining US labor movement back to life and growth.

>We saw that in 2011 when the Occupy Wall Street movement shook the US and beyond again. Then the "Fight for $15" swept across low-wage America as it still does. Then a socialist named Bernie Sanders rose to prominence and changed how millions of Americans viewed the economy and could see the need to vote for a direct challenge to capitalism. Nor did the pandemic slow down the growth of an anti-capitalist left that shows up these days as a 70% approval rating for unions in the Gallup poll and for hugely successful unionization drives in low-wage areas like Amazon and Starbucks, in auto plants in the US south, in militant new union leaderships elected in the Teamsters and the UAW.

>May Day - the international celebration of the working class - has much to cheer for in 2024. And the international context is special too. The US-led, formerly dominant G7 no longer presides over world capitalism unchallenged. The BRICS - China and its allies - are a new alternative leadership of the world economy with a much more ambiguous relationship to capitalism. May Day 2024 welcomes nothing less than a new world economy and one far more favorable to working-class struggles than we have seen in years.