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>> joey barton not the one >> is joey barton not the one that starts speaking french?e one tha hearts speaking french? >> is joey barton not the one tha he did, speaking french? >> is joey barton not the one tha he did, yeah. ng french? >> is joey barton not the one tha he did, yeah. no, french? >> is joey barton not the one tha he did, yeah. no, he rench? >> is joey barton not the one tha he did, yeah. no, he did]? >> he did, yeah. no, he did. they're me he did. yes. they're telling me he did. yes. >> you. not you, but. >> thank you. not you, but. okay, so i'm just a bit like it was like the other day. i was going through instagram and a woman telling me about woman was telling me about erectile dysfunction disorder. woman was telling me about erec'ile dysfunction disorder. woman was telling me about erec'i thought|ction disorder. woman was telling me about erec'i thought|ction diitirder. woman was telling me about erec'i thought|ction diit was. and i thought even if it was applicable to which it's applicable to me, which it's not, was like, why is she not, i was like

and as such, joey barton's of saying he barton's kind of saying he believes the very best of the verytators and the pundits on this. and his argument is there are women in the game that are very good, like the chelsea manager, instance . he picked manager, for instance. he picked her said is very her out and said she is very good and she knows her apples, but saying that the but he's saying that some of the other women involved don't. and that they are in position not because they are women, but because they are women, but because are these box because there are these box ticking going on. ticking exercises going on. >> i suppose that is one inevitable problem identity inevitable problem with identity politics. up, if politics. you end up, even if someone has made legitimately someone has made it legitimately , with that question , you end up with that question in the in people's minds. that's the unfortunate . and unfortunate thing about it. and yeah, does. he may be right. yeah, he does. he may be right. he things, perhaps yeah, he does. he may be right. he ideally, things, perhaps

and as such, joey barton's of saying he barton's kind of saying he believes the very best of the veryntators and the pundits on this. and his argument is there are women in the game that are very good, like the chelsea manager, instance . he picked manager, for instance. he picked her said is very her out and said she is very good and she knows her apples, but saying that the but he's saying that some of the other women involved don't. and that they are in position not because they are women, but because they are women, but because are these box because there are these box ticking going on. ticking exercises going on. >> i suppose that is one inevitable problem identity inevitable problem with identity politics. up, if politics. you end up, even if someone has made legitimately someone has made it legitimately , with that question , you end up with that question in the in people's minds. that's the unfortunate . and unfortunate thing about it. and yeah, does. he may be right. yeah, he does. he may be right. he things, perhaps yeah, he does. he may be right. he ideally, things, perhaps

but is there any truth to joey barton's comments are they barton's comments or are they sexist ?this one out, i'm joined by author and journalist peter lloyd, who you got a cheeky little glimpse of earlier and earlier on there, and broadcaster anna may manga and both thank you very much. both of you thank you very much. look keep you look peter, i can't keep you quiet, i'll start with you quiet, so i'll start with you then. do you think that joey barton is right about this? of course i do. >> and he's said what >> and he's only said what everybody thinking. >> and he's only said what eve it'sydy thinking. >> and he's only said what eve it'sydy 1fact.ng. >> it's just a fact. >> it's just a fact. >> men's football is literally in a different league to women's football. and quite frankly, it's really condescending to have female pundits critique male players. i'm sorry. have female pundits critique male players. i'm sorry . these male players. i'm sorry. these are women who might have some skill, but they couldn't even beat an under 13 boys team. so how on earth can they sit there a

but is there any truth to joey barton's comments are they barton's comments or are they sexist ?this one out, i'm joined by author and journalist peter lloyd, who you got a cheeky little glimpse of earlier and earlier on there, and broadcaster anna may manga and both thank you very much. both of you thank you very much. look keep you look peter, i can't keep you quiet, i'll start with you quiet, so i'll start with you then. do you think that joey barton is right about this? of course i do. >> and he's said what >> and he's only said what everybody thinking. >> and he's only said what eve it'sydy thinking. >> and he's only said what eve it'sydy 1fact.ng. >> it's just a fact. >> it's just a fact. >> men's football is literally in a different league to women's football. and quite frankly, it's really condescending to have female pundits critique male players. i'm sorry. have female pundits critique male players. i'm sorry . these male players. i'm sorry. these are women who might have some skill, but they couldn't even beat an under 13 boys team. so how on earth can they sit there a

barton gelman has a few ideas about that and joins me now. author of the most terrifying pieces about the what-ifs i have ever read. this one is no exception. barton, you talk about in the piece in the way in which trump may be able to get -- and this is euphemistic -- unsavory characters in trump land into high office cabinet level positions because there's an interesting kind of work around in federal law. can you talk about how you would get someone like i don't know stephen miller named secretary of homeland security? >> so you have to start off by thinking who could be confirmed by the senate, and of course it depends who controls the senate, but someone like stephen miller who is officially controversial, maybe he'd have trouble in a republican senate, but that's nut the end of the question because then there's the vacancies reform act, which allows trump who loves acting appointments to appoint someone secretary of homeland security or attorney general on an acting basis. >> just a temporary fill in forever. >> just a temporary fill in

>> joey barton not the one >> is joey barton not the one that starts speaking french? one tha hearts speaking french? >> is joey barton not the one tha he did, speaking french? >> is joey barton not the one tha he did, yeah. ng french? >> is joey barton not the one tha he did, yeah. no, french? >> is joey barton not the one tha he did, yeah. no, he rench? >> is joey barton not the one tha he did, yeah. no, he did]? >> he did, yeah. no, he did. they're me he did. yes. they're telling me he did. yes. >> you. not you, but. >> thank you. not you, but. okay, so i'm just a bit like it was like the other day. i was going through instagram and a woman telling me about woman was telling me about erectile dysfunction disorder. woman was telling me about erec'ile dysfunction disorder. woman was telling me about erec'i thought|ction disorder. woman was telling me about erec'i thought|ction diitirder. woman was telling me about erec'i thought|ction diit was. and i thought even if it was applicable to which it's applicable to me, which it's not, was like, why is she not, i was like,

barton gellman, dapper staffer atlantic, joins me now. the top line point you make, that we've talked about in the show, we can't forget the fact that the man is literally running for this term. and we're easy to see it in the abstract, he 78 years old, but he could end up in prison. that's not an insane idea. what prison would look like with secret service and but like that's a real thing. he's really scared about. he it is motivating, i think more than anything, the run and desire for power. >> i think there are people who console themselves with the idea that maybe he will already be convicted in one of the cases obtained by the time the election comes around so they've got him. but that is not what's going to happen. even if he does get convicted, in the d. c. case, the only one that looks likely to run its course before the election, the case will be on appeal. >> yes. when >> when the time comes that it's inauguration day. if he wins, his justice department will move to withdraw the case on appeal. there's a legal maneuver called co

against someone like barton up against someone like barton up against someone like yeah.. like her. yeah. someone who will reaiyeah. and him. like her. yeah. someone who will reaiyeah. and theiim. like her. yeah. someone who will reaiyeah. and the thing she says >> yeah. and the thing she says as well, it's very much rooted in you know, she takes in fact, you know, she takes away a lot of the emotion which can sometimes be into this can sometimes be be into this debate as well. so yeah, very, very respected and i'm sure very well respected and i'm sure this conversation will continue and carry on. but yeah, and a quick word about in defence of referees, this happened in turkey last night. >> has been suspended >> the league has been suspended as result. us what as a result. tell us what happened. >> yeah, so turkish football bosses suspended the league bosses have suspended the league as result of a referee getting as a result of a referee getting punched and kicked. can't punched and kicked. i can't believe words are actually believe those words are actually coming mouth

one of its contributors, barton gellman, meticulously outlines how trump could leverage presidentialpotentially authoritarian ins. notably, gellman warns that trump's camp is actively searching for loyalists among republican ranks. i'm also warned that there is an herritt risk to engaging in doomsday scenarios, however possible they, maybe they could inadvertently -- trump's narrative of invincibility. experts in authoritarianism such as ruth ben-ghiat search the need to stress the -- psychological and political impact of how we frame these issues. in an interview with the washington post, ruth notes that authoritarians create a climate where they seem unstoppable, greeting in or of destiny around the leader, galvanizes his supporters by making his movements seem much stronger than it actually is. the manipulation of perception is everything. joining me to discuss is the aforementioned barton gellman, award-winning journalist and staff writer for the atlantic. and ruth ben-ghiat, who's a professor of history at nyu, the author of the lucid newsletter that tracks rested a mockery, and

. —— annette barton —— a net burden.ouse of representatives has voted in favour of launching a formal impeachment inquiry into the president, joe biden. republican lawmakers accuse the president of bribery and corruption — alleging when he was vice president he benefited from the business dealings of his son, hunter biden. the president has described the inquiry as a baseless political stunt, and said the republicans were focused on attacking him with lies. live now to cbs news correspondentjarred hill in new york. we have seen over the past couple of months already that these republican committees in the us house of representatives have been investigating president biden and his family in relation to these business dealings. this formal inquiry allows them to have more teeth to the investigation and give them more power to subpoena witne55e5 them more power to subpoena witnesses and documents and they say the white house a stonewall their investigation. this is mostly a procedural step. flan investigation. this is mostl

well, barton has responded pretty onboarding to this decision. he's accused the republicans of a sentry, me copying ukraine on the battlefield, his please don't taffy's as the, those of the ukrainian delegation that was in washington dc. they met with the pens ago in chief, of course, that lensky was due to address sentences earlier this week. he pulled out the last minutes left us secretary of state on state, blinked in the defense that country, lloyd austin on the other by an administrator, an official was to pitch full this tash and of course, what was he? it didn't work out for them on the, the vote went flawlessly, along party lines of republicans voting against the democrats voting in favor independent senator of, among the nissan this, he voted against the package. he was concerned about this unconditional need for as well. that was included in the, the pump put some that was put forward. now the senate majority leader, chuck strube, and now he switched his vote from yes to no. this means that the bill can be brought forward again. but thi

more a relentless airstrikes and mass barton and across the gaza. strip earlier hours of this morning and over night in the southern part of the area that is supposed to be seats. but unfortunately came on once again under heavy avon barton and more residential homes where targeted the central area as well. and the middle part of the gaza strip and more residential homes were targeted and destroyed and more people were killed. again, we're looking at a, at the, across the, the, the board more women and more children are being killed as a result of these areas strikes. but maybe the worst of what's going on right now is ton unit, a city that has been under apartments for the past few weeks. and since the beginning of the big round invasion of the eastern part of hon, you're that keeps pushing deeper into the central parts. of i not only there are relentlessly restrict targeting different districts of the city of ton units in the eastern part of central and also the western side of the city. but also appears fighting going on between palestinians fighting groups as well as these really

barton gellman, dapper staffer atlantic, joins me now.ke, that we've talked about in the show, we can't forget the fact that the man is literally running for this term. and we're easy to see it in the abstract, he 78 years old, but he could end up in prison. that's not an insane idea. what prison would look like with secret service and but like that's a real thing. he's really scared about. he it is motivating, i think more than anything, the run and desire for power. >> i think there are people who console themselves with the idea that maybe he will already be convicted in one of the cases obtained by the time the election comes around so they've got him. but that is not what's going to happen. even if he does get convicted, in the d.c. case, the only one that looks likely to run its course before the election, the case will be on appeal. >> yes. when >> when the time comes that it's inauguration day. if he wins, his justice department will move to withdraw the case on appeal. there's a legal maneuver called confession of error, and they

i discover a great character -- i did not discover barton. but i did kind of discover an angle on her. people think of clara barton as the founder of the american red cross, this kind of matronly person. she is actually a kick ass action hero of the civil war and there is only one woman you can describe that way. so a pursue her. host: s.c. gwynne has been our guest for the past two hours on phonte elijah holly is an award winning journalist and author of an american the shakers and nation. they created. his writing has appeared in the atlantic, the guardian, new republic, the washington post, l.a. times and elsewhere. he lives in los angeles. please join here and giving him a huge round of applause while he comes out and and then talks about his book. thanks, ali. thanks for coming out of retirement for this event. and thank you things are coming out of retirement thank you for being here and having me i moved here a year ago which is the first chapter and the part that i wrote for this book the scene that sets the stage for the rest of the

barton, appreciate you taking time. you. >> thank you. >>> just a few more charts to sort of throw up as we look to another market rally day here on wall street. carl, you mentioned better consumer confidence. the misery index. the unemployment rate plus the inflation index supposed to tell you how miserable people are. it's down to 6.8%. that is the lowest it has been in a while. you know, the biden administration is looking for ways to get credit on the economy for bidenomics. you see spikes before have typically happened around high unemployment rates, but also in the past few years, it's been elevated because of the inflation rate, not necessarily unemployment. what the fed has been able to achieve so far is super low unemployment with inflation coming down. look at where we are. >> fascinating. just fascinated by the spike in covid, which you see at the beginning of 2020. >> right. >> we recover as the vaccine gets discovered and inflation hits us. you can feel the national mood through that chart. >> if you look a

but up next, in the head to head, barton has head to head, joey barton has lashed out and says that wef snowflakes. did lions mary earps lions goalkeeper mary earps deserve win sports deserve to win sports personality of the year, or is this yet tokenism? this yet more tokenism? legendary england goalkeeper peter shilton, anime mangan and peter shilton, anime mangan and peter lloyd are going to go head to head to head. that's live next. but before that , we of next. but before that, we of course have three amazing prizes that are guaranteed to be won by one lucky viewer in our great british giveaway. ten grand in cash. second vouchers. and if you haven't entered yet, why not? it's so easy. here's how. >> this is your chance to win three amazing prizes that will get your new year off to a great start. first, there's a terrific £10,000 in cash to won . be £10,000 in cash to won. be imagine what you could do with that. we'll also give you a tech update with the very latest iphone 15 pro max plus . £500 iphone 15 pro max plus. £500 worth of shopping vouchers to spendin worth of shopping vo

sympathy is joey he made barton personally. sympathy is joey idiot he made barton personally. of him. he made right idiot of him. >> saying i'm saying she >> i'm saying i'm saying she gets sympathy joey >> i'm saying i'm saying she gets celebration joey >> i'm saying i'm saying she gets celebration the yey barton celebration and the recognition deserves because recognition she deserves because this is all about impact. this record is all about impact. >> impact on sport. and the lionesses changed sport lionesses have changed sport more men on that more than any of the men on that list. women, young girls are playing now. list. women, young girls are pla yes, now. list. women, young girls are pla yes, i now. list. women, young girls are pla yes, i agree now. list. women, young girls are pla yes, i agree the v. list. women, young girls are pla yes, i agree the game is >> yes, i agree the game is getting attention that it getting the attention that it deserves i think reason deserves and i think the reason men is because they men resent it is because they actually win stuff. >> j

barton this pressed israel is benjamin netanyahu to protect civilian lives in garza, but and said he spoke at length with nathan yahoo on saturday about as well as for against thomas militants. they reportedly discussed the objectives of the military campaign and gaza boss us stopped short of calling for cx. 5 mazda is considered a tara organization by the a u and us them, us run gas. a health ministry says more than 200 people have been killed, buys by the forces of the past 24 hours. the violence follows a un security council resolution to boost humanitarian i another day and god knows have mass burials, causes how mass throughout in house ministry says the number killed since october 7, system past 20000. that's roughly one percent of the state. the entire population is around, however, it shows no sign of nothing up its bombardment. this is ray, i'm a footage purportedly shows a strike on how much the official bank transported by car as part of the israel size expanded ground operations in the beleaguered territory. so he's lucky that it's part of the war from it's a difficult wa

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an overturned lorry here on the barton bridge, which is one of the higher bridges on the m60, manchester's the trafford centre. there has been then some disruption. top gusts so far, 81 miles an hour across in shetland. but we have seen some very strong gusts of wind elsewhere, 76 in inverbervie, which is in aberdeenshire and over the tops of the pennines. the winds have been gusting quite close to 80 miles an hour across the very, very peaks. now the centre of storm pia is actually quite a long way to our east and it will be bringing some very, very strong winds into denmark as we go through the next 12 hours or so. meanwhile, for us, those very strong winds will very gradually begin to fade away through the afternoon. but that said, we're still looking at gusts of wind well into the fifties or even sixties of miles an hour through the rest of the afternoon. so there still could be a few issues in terms of power cuts and a bit of transport disruption through the rest of today. then overnight, it stays quite windy. outbreaks of rain across the north and the west, starting to turn colder in

i discover a great character -- i did not discover barton. but i did kind of discover an angle on her. people think of clara barton as the founder of the american red cross, this kind of matronly person. she is actually a kick ass action hero of the civil war and there is only one woman you can describe that way. so a pursue her. host: s.c. gwynne has been our guest for the past two hours on

i discover a great character -- i did not discover barton. but i did kind of discover an angle on her. people think of clara barton as the founder of the american red cross, this kind of matronly person. she is actually a kick ass action hero of the civil war and there is only one woman you can describe that way. so a pursue her. host: s.c. gwynne has been our guest for the past two hours on phonte elijah holly is an award winning journalist and author of an american the shakers and nation. they created. his writing has appeared in the atlantic, the guardian, new republic, the washington post, l.a. times and elsewhere. he lives in los angeles. please join here and giving him a huge round of applause while he comes out and and then talks about his book. thanks, ali. thanks for coming out of retirement for this event. and thank you all for being here. thanks to skylight so much having me i moved to l.a. a little over a year ago and you know, people me right away. this was the bookstore you got to come to. so here i so thanks for being here with

on social media. the former footballerjoey barton on social media-— social media. social media. male privilege has been something that is always l social media. male privilege has - been something that is always been at the centre of football in this country. women were banned playing football up until the 70s so, i don't expect any individual personal to understand their privilege. nonetheless, you only have to see scores of women across the internet or in the business whether you are a coach or a player to realise that we are routinely used to being, dealing with systemic misogyny, bullying and behaviour that has been pretty normal for a behaviour that has been pretty normalfor a large part of behaviour that has been pretty normal for a large part of the football public. they're the lowest—ranked side remaining in the women's fa cup — and they've got a lancashire derby to look forward to this weekend. darwen of the sixth tier will be taking on their neighbours blackburn rovers at home — four divisions above them in the biggest game in their history. ahead of sund

barton, if you look at the things that will shape up in 2024, it could be a wholesale change for theone through with regard to labor issues, artificial intelligence, and everything else. what exactly does collins consolidation then look like, the government can't just allow a handful of people to pretty much control all content in hollywood, right? >> look, i think the governments hand is held in check by the president. obviously, we have an activist kind of antitrust environment right now hunter biden and frankly under trump before him, but the court hadn't really backed up a lot of their efforts to block consolidation in media, and i do think that the trend towards consolidation makes economic sense, for the content, the sports rights to flow towards the big tech platforms, that first raises the antitrust questions. but these platforms have great advantages in terms of their ability to monetize these assets differently, they have an ability to market through their solid base of devices, and ultimately, that looks like a winning hand over the long- term. i think that is the future o

last year i had a few create conflict when barton was already musing about uh, washington quote, taken care of the north stream pipelines, germany and europe, economic lifeline of cheap rushing gas, which is no more mysteriously. so maybe schultz was just gauge or anything about how green germany would be without gas at all. nothing like getting mugged by the harsh economic reality of german, the industrialization though, to wipe the smirk right off one space. so with dirty, strapped for cash. surely it's time to really get radical about focusing on the absolutely most critical interests of the average germans daily life di styles. it is also clear that the of the situation worse is as a result of process war gets ukraine, for example, because the situation on the front did the rates are because of the supporters reduce their a to ukraine. because the threat to germany and europe continues to increase, then boiling, we'll have to react as well. sounds like germans or do i have to move right now? let's say watch thoughts to prioritize them or maybe they can just stay home and self ident

barton gellman has a few ideas about that as well. he joins me now.staff writer at the atlantic and senior fellow at the century foundation, author of the most terrifying pieces about the white cliffs i have ever read. this one is no exception. biotin, when you talked about it in the piece, how trump may be able to get some of the most, and this is euphemistic, unsavory characters in trump land into the highest offices, cabinet-level positions, because there is an interesting kind of work around in federal law. can you talk a little bit about how you had managed to get someone like, oh i don't know, stephen miller, named secretary of homeland security? >> you have to start off by thinking, who could be confirmed by the senate? and it depends who controls the senate. but someone like stephen geller is sufficiently controversial. maybe he would have trouble even in a republican senate. but it's not the end of the question. because then there's the vacancies reform act, which allows trump, who loves acting appointments, to appoint someone secretary of ho

everything that wasn’t eaten yesterday will be in the hodgepodge today. and i thought we had a special bartonunning, well, maybe you and i will run before the dance, it’s just for the love of athletics, honestly, and you won’t bother me, i promise, well, i’ll think about it, seryozha, seryozhenka? i’m looking for you, it’s so high in calories, i don’t want to get fat, it seems to me that this is not in danger for you, and seryozha, you understand a lot about female beauty, you know, i understand something, listen, let ’s go for a walk today, get some fresh air, go to a club, a movie or a dance, listen, well , you can, just not today, i promised to help vitya with something. what a pity, bon appetit everyone, don’t take the hodgepodge, take the cutlet, chicken, fire, the chicken was running yesterday, we agreed then, seryozhenka, yeah, well, classmate, let’s talk about what to talk to you about, especially after today, that i was scared or what, why is this all of a sudden, then listen here, if i cursed anyone, he won’t live, not only did you first tie up the best men, then drive them to the g

barton gellman has a few ideas about that as well. he joins me now.ter at the atlantic and senior fellow at the century foundation, author of the most terrifying pieces about the white cliffs i have ever read. this one is no exception. biotin, when you talked about it in the piece, how trump may be able to get some of the most, and this is euphemistic, unsavory characters in trump land into the highest offices, cabinet-level positions, because there is an interesting kind of work around in federal law. can you talk a little bit about how you had managed to get someone like, oh i don't know, stephen miller, named secretary of homeland security? >> you have to start off by thinking, who could be confirmed by the senate? and it depends who controls the senate. but someone like stephen geller is sufficiently controversial. maybe he would have trouble even in a republican senate. but it's not the end of the question. because then there's the vacancies reform act, which allows trump, who loves acting appointments, to appoint someone secretary of homeland se

barton below al jazeera are always city southern philippines. there a cause for out here in the thirty's to release sol detained, human rights, defend as you and especially rep it to mean know that made the announcement mocking the end of her visit to the north african country. thousands are still detained in relation to the 2019 simple iraq movement, which ousted ex president of the us is beautifully kept. 60 training children taken to russia often most goes invasion last year, will be reunited with the families. this results of a new round of negotiations by category mediators yourself. a lot of it has more now from us. again. this is the said group of ukranian children ready to return to the home country. they exchange became possible a trip personal request by the mayor of casa, we'd have had to hopefully this is not the last cronsa of children. we will try to ensure that more children return to the families in ukraine, any negotiations or difficult. they take a lot of time and effort. thanks to the efforts these negotiations was successful,

and he threw down this bit of wisdom due to you said, barton we have built a golden habit of she works is the best combination of political freedom, economic prosperity, and social cohesion. that the human kind has been able to build this 3 things together. the rest of the world, most of the rest of the goal, it's a jungle and the jungle could invade, the goddess and the gardeners should take care of it. it wasn't long before opportune and middle eastern officials in particular were denouncing browse racist gardening as colonialist. but earlier this month, burrell switched out the european garden for the european magnet, kind of like a chick magnet, except for migrants. we are a magnet for hundreds of thousands of people who wants to come to live in here. of . it's easy to understand why when we compare all standards of living, we are the best combination of political freedom, economic prosperity, and social cohesion that human kind has been able to create sounds like every guy who thinks that women are only after his money. so he has to be careful, not dude, they're beating down your

i think the prices in barton has the right idea in mind, but i don't think that he has put together the kind of group and thinking and strategy that would bring to that about i actually believe this tragedy that we are watching right now. and it's an enormous tragedy and also be an opportunity because i think that everyone watching this realize that this cannot go on this concept of culture between these 2 groups cannot go on. and the only way to stop it is to have a political arise and, and the only country that can create an international coalition that would lead to and that would enable both. and us really leadership and also, and you put a center leadership to, to go to the negotiating table is the united states as well. coming up off to the break, we look at why the white shroud has become a symbol of the palestinian struggle. israel's world guns and moscow calls for an emergency session of un security council of recent strikes, which you should choose dump the the weather brought to you by visit castle. this is your weather report for the americas. let's go. great to have jo long

hi barton, i'm on the antique guns, laid me through that. and you can imagine it was a huge surprise for my family when i came home. so i knew like nothing more monday and the it just been declared dead 4 times and still came back alive. you got, you know, more than willing to the other lady, you know. but not least, that was helpful. that man's mother had even built an altar for her son. it stood in her home for 8 years until bon returned home in 1976. to remove the altar himself. bon has since devoted his life to searching for the remains of fallen soldiers. the next morning we visit the van la nature reserve near noon bed. where we joined taylor knob. the german biologist came to vietnam in the early 1990 and has since dedicated his life to the conservation of a rare prime in the you found at the 1st wildlife sanctuary of its kind in the indo china region. in 1993, the sanctuary gives animals freed from poachers. a new home one of his primaries focuses is della corps langers, a critically endangered species of monkey? i know the ask not f

hi barton, i'm on the engine. come leave me to don. i can imagine it was a huge surprise for my family. when i came home, the new light doesn't come on monday and that the it just been declared dead 4 times and still came back alive. and i'm wanting to do it and that the other lady told me, no, not really. that was helpful. that man's mother had even built an altar for her son . it stood in her home for 8 years until dawn returned home in 1976. he removed the altar himself. vaughn has since devoted his life to searching for the remains of fallen soldiers. the next morning we visit the vine law nature reserve near noon bed. where we joined taylo novela, the german biologist came to vietnam in the early 19 nineties and has since dedicated his life to the conservation of a rare prime in the you found at the 1st wildlife sanctuary of its kind in the endo china region. in 1993, the sanctuary gives animals freed from poachers. a new home one of his primary focuses is della corps langers, a critically endangered species of monkey. i know the

joe barton is alone among american present. a guy who is preacher naturally has run throughout most of his career. all those career sources go visual. he considers himself literally part and parcel of these really still story and he's going every little every is what is really lead to for decades. no, nobody has 2nd and not in terms of his support for his question is can that support be used to have not just to have the uncomfortable conversations, but at some point to basically say to benjamin isn't yeah. what else? because it's harming america's reputation as well. by standing close to an ally that is doing the things that nothing yahoo is doing. i think that certainly the, the key consideration on the part of part of these really is whether or not is this administration has reached a conclusion that my proposition, that it's magical thinking to believe that israel kind of jewish subjected without a reeking tremendous harm under costing you population, whether that be that's no big deal. i don't know. i do, i do think this, h

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we will never go back to us low and in the woods of president barton, the security of the jewish people is at stake here. this is definitely the case and a palestinian states would endanger it. when you spoke with a behind me in a cold miss idea of it as well as who believes that only an immediate cease fire on 2 state solution can solve the current crisis. to start with, this is not the 1st time that, you know, it's in the yahoo believe that he is the region of king again, can order and everything. he said he's going to be obeyed. i mean, this is his mess to start with. how mazda is where it is, and how strong it is because of his security guards, them finance guides. so he won the region to commented to uh, find a solution to solve that as a crisis. to start with, he need to start listening and secession of uh, military operation is going to be step one, whether they agree or disagree. that's the only way that the regions see the you know, uh, final uh, solution to this uh, loan, last thing, a crisis without the 2 state solution. its not uh, viable for us to do or even consider uh, an

joe barton is alone among american present. a guy who is preacher naturally has been throughout most of his career halls, career choices original. he considers himself literally part and parcel of these really still story and he's going every little every is what is really lead to for decades. no, nobody has 2nd did not in terms of his support for his question is can that support be used to have not just to have the uncomfortable conversations, but at some point to basically say to benjamin isn't yeah, because it's harming america's reputation as well. by standing close to an ally that is doing the things that nothing yahoo is doing. i think that certainly the, the key consideration on the part of part of these really is whether or not is this administration has reached a conclusion that my proposition, that it's magical thinking to believe that israel kind of jewish subjected to without a reeking, tremendous harm on the palestinian population, whether that be that's no big deal. i don't know. i do. i do think this, however, it

joey barton, again. football. been ordered football. harry's been ordered to up for the mail on to cough up for the mail on sunday's legal costs and humza yousaf gaza . yousaf has gone rogue on gaza. heck of a lot on tonight. oh, and i'll have a special guest at the end. i'm not sure my panel will stick around for it though. >> that all sounds very exciting other than gary linklater, who must say i've become a bit of a bore. there we go. that's bore. but there we go. that's all to the weather. all coming up to the weather. i'll back tomorrow at 8:00. i'll be back tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rees—mogg. this has been the been state of the nation and the weather in somerset. oh, it's absolutely glorious. lovely. perfect ineffable and charming. you you're you will enjoy it if you're there. enormously >> outlook boxt >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar of weather on . gb solar sponsors of weather on. gb news evening . news evening. >> i'm alex deakin and this is your latest weather update from the met offic

at this moment, hunter barton is under an investigation by the department of justice for using a wash co pc for tax evasion and other serious crimes. joe biden started a 100 times. he's come under a little bit of balls at sue. i believe we've seen him fostered on the tablet. what do we know about him? it's amanda doesn't need much introduction if you follow the news, want to buy it. and i mean, it's basically been a slow motion car crash beginning with the revelations from a laptop which you left in for repair, which you asked the information which was contained on the road. if the detailed, you know, the use of the drugs prostitutes, i really k, i think lifestyle. he also famously had a seat on an energy company in ukraine called but he's not a very, very interesting me. he opened, he admitted that i wouldn't never got this very highly paid job on a ukrainian, an energy company if i didn't have the last name of, of bite and to be seen on to admit that he's used his family name on this energy board. a very highly paid board, absolutely no expertise in the energy sector really to, to,

we want barton, there, we want hillary, they're really what i mean, but that shows what the, the, we get the vote for the map. i see what i mean by that is the way the system is. organizes organizer around who gets the most cash and understand, but yeah, i just had a lot of catch. i'm just talking about the way the system functions. right. the presidential election for a moment. 90 percent of the races are chosen by the side with the most cash, 70 percent of the time that republicans, the democrats, been a calling for cash to basically balance with alex as oh, yeah, i understand that same is that a huge amount of money, but the way the system operates that system based on who earn the most money. and by definition, if you're getting that money, you're getting the money for a particular reason for not going to give you a huge amount of cash. if you're going to go in and do things that are against their interest, what do we have to do? to try and somehow make those alternative voices that silent majority matter more in this country. i want to love to see the matter more because i tend

and in the words of president barton, the security of the jewish people is a state to. this is definitely the case of palestinian states would endanger it. we spoke with abdulla al, jeanette, it's about raining economist into a political analyst who believes that only an immediate cease fire on 2 state solution can solve the car in crisis in the start to is uh, this is not the 1st time that you know, it's in the yahoo believe that he is the region of king gang can order and everything. he said he's going to be obeyed. i mean, this is his mess to start with. how mazda is where it is, and how strong it is. it's because of his security guards. i'm finance guy and he's so he won the region to guy made it to uh, find a solution to solve that as a crisis. to start to, would he need to start listening. and secession of uh, military operation is going to be step one, whether they agree or disagree. that's the only way that the regions see the, you know, uh, final uh, solution to this uh, uh, long last thing, a crisis without the 2 state solution. its not a viable for us to do o

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