>> i'm a little tired of all the bashing what's going on. for the abusive felon to step down. speak of the time isn't letting up with a seam laser focused on biden's agent acuity with no on the fact that donald trump has been showing serious signs of cognitive decline for years. >> jeanine: it's been two weeks, donald trump has been bashed for the last eight years including for the russia nonsense. >> jessie: one republicans are complaining about the media it's just the day of the week that ends with y. when democrats are complaining about the media, bill clinton is probably having an affair with the intern. when the media is complaining about the media, i've gone to heaven. pinch me somewhere good to. george stephanopoulos, being a journalist is the only job or you can't tell the truth. he sought this guy, he is incompetent in your job as a journalist is tell the american people the truth that he didn't. and he gets paid for not telling the truth, that is insane. >> jeanine: what is amazing as he apologized but he's not saying he was misquo

>> i'm a little tired of all the bashing what's going on.den bashing and no calls for the abusive felon to step down. speak of the time isn't letting up with a seam laser focused on biden's agent acuity with no on the fact that donald trump has been showing serious signs of cognitive decline for years. >> jeanine: it's been two weeks, donald trump has been bashed for the last eight years including for the russia nonsense. >> jessie: one republicans are complaining about the media it's just the day of the week that ends with y. when democrats are complaining about the media, bill clinton is probably having an affair with the intern. when the media is complaining about the media, i've gone to heaven. pinch me somewhere good to. george stephanopoulos, being a journalist is the only job or you can't tell the truth. he sought this guy, he is incompetent in your job as a journalist is tell the american people the truth that he didn't. and he gets paid for not telling the truth, that is insane. >> jeanine: what is amazing as he apologized but he's

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all this stuff is creating change, and it's easy to bash san francisco and to use san francisco as an example. it's another thing to actually roll up your sleeves and do the work. and in fact, many of these people who continue to bash our city are not folks who are out on the streets. every single day seeing it visibly for themselves. are there problems? yes. but to use san francisco consistently as an example when this is happening in far worse than other cities around this country, is just wrong. but we still have to continue to do the work necessary to get to a better place, and that is starting to happen. >> it is certainly not unique to san francisco. but again, as you talked about the bashing, if you will, i do want to show this because it is today, elon musk uh, who is putting a lot of money before, you know, behind donald trump, just $45 million a month, right? just tweeted today that he's moving the former twitter now x headquarters to texas from san francisco, saying had enough of dodging gangs of violent drug addicts just to get in and out of the building again. certainly p

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i mean, don't get me wrong, this is not microsoft—bashing.just the idea alone that you can have one company and one point of failure that can affect so much. luckily for us all, of course it's not completely microsoft and therefore there is competition in the market and therefore there are other providers so the whole place, the whole world isn't crippled. but you know, if you're working from home and a lot more of us do in the future of work, and we're working globally and we're working online more and more and this kind of thing happening will be costing billions of dollars. and i suppose the question for us all is, is who foots the bill? because, you know, when you see this bsod, this blue screen of death, you know, is that an act of god? and i don't think it is. is it? it's an act of circuit. it's an act of software going under or going down. uh, but who do you claim? can you claim it on the insurance? they're the big questions for tomorrow. yeah, absolutely. you mentioned that microsoft blue screen of death. if it is an update that has g

of cours, and the city got bashed last night at the convention.llionaire david sacks, who is a resident of the city, was the latest to go after san francisc. >> in my hometown of san francisco, democrat rule has turned the streets of our beautiful city into a cesspool of crime. homeless encampments and open drug use. >> san francisco mayor london breed joined us today on abc7 news at three, and we asked her for a response to sacks comments. >> it's easy to bash san francisco and to use san francisco as an example. it's another thing to actually roll up your sleeves and do the work. and in fact, many of these people who continue to bash our city are not folks who are out on the streets every single day seeing it visibly for themselves. are there problems? yes. but to use san francisco consistently as an example, when this is happening in far worse than other cities around this country, is just wrong. >> the mayor also pointed to data that she says shows crime on the decline in san mateo. >> is one of many bay area cities trying to revitalize its do

so we'll see what happens dana bash, thank you so much. and our lead as well, joining us now, a cnn senior political analyst and senior editor at the atlantic, ron brownstein. ron, you say the democrats are stuck in a dangerous limbo right now how do you see it? >> yeah well, look, i mean, i thank you. have a drip drip. drip senior democrats, particularly in the house starting in the senate, who are expressing publicly what many of them are saying privately, that they don't think biden can recover from that debate performance to beat trump. and that drip, drip, drip is going to weaken him. whether there he stays in the race or not but you haven't had a coalescing to the point particularly among the more senior democrats, that there is genuine pressure yet on him by irresistible pressure on him to get out. i mean, you know, people close to biden have told me that there may be only he two democrats, nancy pelosi and jim clyburn, who he kind looks at as peers, who might in fact be able to influence this decision. but i do think that for those

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. >> trace: biden bashing.y've been gas lighting us for three and a half years on this, they finally got caught and now we are bashing for asking questions that should have been asked a long time ago? >> what i loved was that the questions were being asked but than the other members of the press corps were following up and actually doing what the press should do, and that is press the issue. i would just like to see them following up with peter doocy on this whole idea. i think the people i talked to say i just want to know, is he are is he not fit to serve. the only way we will know is if he has a cognitive test done, a neurological test done, they are released and the president is transparent, the way he promised he would be. we have to know. >> trace: we do. meantime george stephanopoulos let us know, kind of a big tell today. he was asked if biden should step down. you have to listen close, it's hard to hear, but watch. >> do you think biden should step down? you talk to him more than anybody else lately [

they will talk about unity and within 30 seconds they will bash the other side, bash the other side'ss. it is the way politics are in american 202a. what i find fascinating and really stunning is how much money she raised in the 24—hour period. i always knew that she had core support among younger women and the african—american community and people of colour. her supports register the financial communities. and she is bringing in small dollars, large contributions, and everything in between. she is going to be so well funded, as will trump, that we may spend as much as $2 billionjust will trump, that we may spend as much as $2 billion just to win the four or in this case 6% that are undecided and basically three key states. in sylvania, michigan, wisconsin. and her message is a tune to people who feel ignored, forgotten and left behind. —— pennsylvania. so is donald trump's message. they are trying to appeal to the same people, but with a different approach. it people, but with a different approach-— approach. it is fascinating, frank, if — approach. it is fascinating, frank, if you _

in terms of the bashing of wall street in praise of unions. and it almost might be a situation where donald trump is the big picture guy and enunciates the themes of what the white house administration stands for and j.d. vance becomes a policy man trying to implement these relatively new elements of trump republicanism. he might emerge to be almost like an executive vice president way we would described in the corporate world. in other words the executive vice president is the implementer and supervisor of the rest of the organization. we might see a very different kind of vice president see, presuming they win in november. host: from your post at the ivory tower, joe biden being the democratic nominee? guest: no. i think from the moment of the debate is political future was locked in. it is really hard to recover from that. and i think we need to re-conceive of his presidency. when he ran against from four years ago he really implied that would be a one term president. a transitional president back to normal whatever normal meant in that con

the violence is just one of the latest examples of the trump bashing narrative, the new york times the money off of the shooting. ronald with the sort of headlines he failed the test of leadership and betrayed america both as must reject him in november. well, they've almost pulled out the paper saying those who was that are talis and despicable human beings reform a case. and nigel for rod, it goes the sense of that saying the media demonizes trump, the mainstream media narrative, i, i'm afraid is very, very one sided. like we've got mr. brockovich who does programs already. and. ready recently said, the best way for the democrats to do with trump is to have him shop. now he says now that was a joke, but so i do think mainstream media or i do think liberally intolerance is increasing the a paul of this problem in a narrative that is put out that about from by these liberals that oppose him is 2nd. allstate is something pleasant, and i think it always encourages this type of iris. whoever supports you know, uh, total cost of war. well supports, uh, warrant ukraine, uh, escalation expan

we're all about bashing trump. let's take a look at the difference of now and then why don't speak to tonight about the need for us to lower the temperature in our politics. remember, we may disagree. we are not enemies, we're neighbors. we're friends. politics must never be a little battle from a god from good. can we feel, as i believe politics ought to be in a read for peaceful the bank and the court room. we see donald trump for who he is . he's been convicted of 34 felonies found liable for sexual assault. there is nothing more sacred than our democracy, but donald trump ready to burn it all down on jo bye and i approve this message. and to the wanda now where media ends up testing ballots to elect the next president, 3 days of voting, wraps up inside the next 24 hours with the final results to be announced later this month i didn't comment leader of the east african nation. polk gummies contested by the same opponents. he defeated back in 2017, already corresponded in the vehicle and gave takes a closer look.

we're all about bashing drum. take a look at the difference of now and then to want to speak to the night about the need for us to lower. busy the temperature in our politics, remember, we may disagree, we are not enemies, were neighbors or friends. politics must never be a little battle from a god from good. can we feel? i believe politics ought to be in a read for peace from the bank. and the court room, we see donald trump for who he is. he's been convicted of 34 felonies found liable for sexual assault. there is nothing more sacred than our democracy, but donald trump ready to burn it all down on jo bye and i approve of this message . now let's discuss this with donald mach adams. the executive director of the ron paul is to do it for peace and prosperity. donald is good to have you join me now about a legal case against donald trump has just been withdrawn right after the assassination attempt. why do you make up the timing to? well, i think it was inevitable that what happened there been a plenty of question

now here's just one of the latest examples of trump bashing narrative. the new york times the morning off to the shooting run with the story headlight. he failed the test of leadership and betrayed america votes. his most viewed item in november, well, a little mosque pulled out the paper saying those who work that are colors and despicable human beings reform you case nice to for was because the sentiment saying the median demonizes trump, mainstream media narrative i, i'm afraid, is very, very bottom side is i, we've got mr. brockovich who does the program is already in. ready recently said, the best way for the democrats to do with trump is to have him shop. now, he says, now that was a job, but so i do think mainstream media or i do think liberally. intolerance is increasingly a part of this problem in a narrative that is put out there about from, by these liberals. that opposing is, is citing allstate itself on pleasant. i think it always encourages this type of iris. whoever supports you know, uh, total cost of war, whatever supports, uh, the war a

. >> i was watching television all week and i'm a little tired of all the biden bashing that's goingashing going on and no calls for the sexually abusive fell into step down. >> sean: joyless is angry at the biden bashing, and it got worse as cohost whoopi goldberg made this bizarre pretty offensive defense of biden. take a look. >> i don't care if he's pooped his pants. i don't care if he can't put a sentence together, show me he can't do the job and then i will say okay, maybe it's time to go. i have poop days all the time. i step in so much poop you can't even imagine. i'm not running the world, but i don't know anybody who doesn't step in stuff at some point. >> sean: very graphic, i will say that. here with reaction, fox news contributor, former speaker of the house, newt gingrich. i don't know, i never thought i would ask you, would you react to that? >> no, no. i told calista what you were going to do and she went are you nuts, you can't go on a show where the number 1 topic is whoopi goldberg pooping. and i know it's hard but there has to be some kind of level of -- look, wha

. >> i was watching television all week and i'm a little tired of all the biden bashing that's going at it. there's a lot of biden bashing going on and no calls for the sexually abusive fell into step down. >> sean: joyless is angry at the biden bashing, and it got worse as cohost whoopi goldberg made this bizarre pretty offensive defense of biden. take a look. >> i don't care if he's pooped his pants. i don't care if he can't put a sentence together, show me he can't do the job and then i will say okay, maybe it's time to go. i have poop days all the time. i step in so much poop you can't even imagine. i'm not running the world, but i don't know anybody who doesn't step in stuff at some point. >> sean: very graphic, i will say that. here with reaction, fox news contributor, former speaker of the house, newt gingrich. i don't know, i never thought i would ask you, would you react to that? >> no, no. i told calista what you were going to do and she went are you nuts, you can't go on a show where the number 1 topic is whoopi goldberg pooping. and i know it's hard but there has to be so

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have got to start looking at, is the idea of a centralised, don't get me wrong, this is not microsoft bashing and one point of failure that can affect so much. luckily for us all, of course, it is not completely microsoft and therefore there is competition in the market and there are other providers in the whole world is not crippled. if you're working from home and a lot of us do, globally, we are working online more and more, this kind of thing happening will be costing billions of dollars. i suppose the question for us all is who pays the bill? who foots the bill? when you see this blue screen of death, is that an act of god? i don't think it is, is it? it is an act of software going under or down. who do you claim? do you claim on the insurance? those are the questions for tomorrow. absolutely, you mentioned the microsoft blue screen of death. if it is the update that has a rogue file and you have the blue screen there, how do you go about fixing it when it is in that loop of blue screen of death, can't do anything. again, i'm not into the cyber security other tax update side, you will ha

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the city of pir gholaman loves astlam bashe kafa in maryam mohammadi of zanjan radio and television news each of the people who are here and in this meeting have one thing in common with the difference in clothes and accent. we have something in common and we shared a trench like them. their stronghold was in a camp. the ramadan camp was launched in may 2016. it was also called the irregular corps headquarters. at the time of saddam's attack on iran, we were with imam khomeini and the fighters on the battlefield , considering that iraqi shiites at that time, even if they prayed , were punished by saddam for complicity with iran, and they were also iranian fighters. in the ramadan camp, for example, rasul heydari, who was the first iranian martyr in besni, sir, giving orders , iran's need, the war is over, we have to go to the ramadan camp to defend islamic countries, over time, its name changed , but its mission became wider. mahdi was for cultivating great commanders who today are prominent figures in our country and in the islamic world, and a powerful chain of these great and prominen

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counter society. macron took office in 2017 and on the very first days he didn't mention. words in bashing muslim women for wearing hijab. he claimed that hijob was in contradiction with the french cultural history. macron also said that hijab would cause separation between men and women and it did not match with the republican ideals of france. although he said he did not believe. that hijab should be banned in the french society, at the same time he stressed that hijab should be banned at schools for students across the country. little girls contact me and ask me horrible questions. they say they are 19 or 17-year-old girls and basketball champions and have found their way to the finals, but they're not allowed to play because of their hijab. should i abandon? my hijab or should i give up sports? in france, bizarre laws have been approved against hijab that are simply unbelievable. for example, according to a law, hijob wearing mothers who wanted to take part in their children's extracurricular activities like school tours or taking part in meetings, they had to remove their hijab. altho

counter society, macron took office in 2017 and on the very first days he didn't mind his words in bashing muslim women for wearing hijab. he claimed that hijab was in contradiction with the french cultural history. macron also said that hijab would cause separation between men and women and it did not match with the republican ideals of france. although he said he did not believe that hijab should be banned in the french society. at the same time he stressed that hijob should be banned at schools for students across the country. little girls contact me and asked me horrible questions. they say they are 19 or 17-year-old girls and basketball champions and have found their way to the finals, but they're not allowed to play because of their hijab. should i abandon my hijab or should i give up sports? in france, bizarre laws have been approved against hijab that are simply unbelievable. for example, according to a law, hijab wearing mothers who wanted to take part in their children's extracurricular activities like school tours or taking part in meetings, they had to remove their hijab. altho

counter society, macron took office in 2017 and on the very first days, he didn't mind his words in bashing muslim women for wearing hijab. he claimed that hijab was in contradiction with the french cultural history. macron also said that hijab would cause separation between men and women. and it did not match with the republican ideals of france. although he said he did not believe that hijab should be banned in the french society, at the same time he stressed that hijab should be banned at schools for students across the country. little girls contact me and ask me horrible questions. they say they are 19 or 17. year old girls and basketball champions and have found their way to the finals, but they're not allowed to play because of their hijab. should i abandon my hijab or should i give up sports? in france, bizarre laws have been approved against hijab that are simply unbelievable, for example, according to a law, hijob wearing mothers who wanted to take part in their children's extracurricular activities like school tours or taking part in meetings, they had to remove their... job, alth

counter society, macron took office in 2017, and on the very first days he didn't mind his words in bashing muslim women for wearing hijab. he claimed that hijab was in contradiction with the french cultural history. macron also said that hijab would cause separate. between men and women, and it did not match with the republican ideals of france. although he said he did not believe that hijab should be banned in the french society, at the same time he stress that hijab should be banned at schools for students across the country. little girls contact me and ask me horrible questions. they say they are. 19 or 17 year old girls and basketball champions and have found their way to the finals, but they're not allowed to play because of their hijab. should i abandon my hijab or should i give up sports? in france, bizarre laws have been approved against hijab that are simply. for example, according to a law, hijob wearing mothers who wanted to take part in their children's extra curricular activities like school tours or taking part in meeting. they had to remove their hijab. although france has a

yes, we only have juices in small bags, hear, bash?gs, this is for you, look how the dumbbells are walking, great guys, maybe we’ll burn the boys, no need, let him walk. that's enough, nonsense, goose, guest, calm down, guest, why did you drag yourself to this idiot, listen, here, i understand, i understand, i understand, and now... sleep, well, it’s normal when people are quiet, lyuba, i’m sorry tired, rest. maybe we’ll drink this, got it, thanks, go halfway, what kind of love are you? dembel is doing well these days, right? in terms of? and what, now the service is given pleasure in dollars? “give back what you took, the pate, you didn’t take anything away.” small things and what we spent on barotva, then you will return it, now it’s not the rest of the people i’m talking to, it’s me who’s talking, and you, listen, we crossed the road for a very serious person, don’t feel sorry for yourself, feel sorry for your boys, they do too. there are mothers, how does he not know that this is yours, this is roman boldarev’s prophetic money, you

macron took office in 2017 and on the very first days, he didn't mince his words in bashing muslim women for wearing hijab. he claimed that hijab was in contradiction with the french cultural history. macron also said that hijab would cause separation between men and women and it did not match with the republican ideals of france. although he said he did not believe that hijab should be banned in the french society, at the same time. he stress that hijab should be banned at schools for students across the country. little girls contact me and ask me horrible questions. they say there are 19 or 17-year-old girls and basketball champions and have found their way to the finals, but they're not allowed to play because of their hijab. should i abandon my hijab or should i give up sports? in france, bizarre laws have been approved against hijab that are simply unbelievable. for example, according to a law, hijab wearing mothers who wanted to take part in their children's extracurricular activities like school tours, or taking part in meetings, they had to remove their hijab. although france has

there's a whole host of issues there yeah dana bash, i mean, what is your understanding and reportingund the common law question because this is a big part from my understanding, it is a big part of how the president's team is thinking about it. >> it's not as though i don't think there's a high level of confidence that kamala harris would have a better shot to beat trump than joe biden does. and i think that that's kind of baked in here, right? i mean, well, first question about whether she would be on the ticket all i have been told from senior biden people is there is no world in which this party will do anything other if joe biden does decide to step aside, which it looks very unlikely. but if he did but there's no world in which she would not be on the top of the ticket. it would have to be decided by delegates. it's not this is not a coronation that's not how it works anymore but it's hard to imagine that that wouldn't happen. first of all, because of the obvious and people think that she's she's earned it and that she is the person who needs to be in that spot, but also mechani

cnn announced that this level is ready bash is unprecedented in the last 10 years. supporters of the american democratic party say that biden should be removed, according to the opinion of cbs and base. some of the registered voters believe that the president of the united states does not have mental health and should not be nominated again. south korea's military confirmed another ballistic missile launch from north korea. ping yong had announced that he had successfully tested a missile with multiple warheads. this action of north korea follows the tripartite exercise of washington, seoul and tokyo. it was done south of jeju island, south korea. despite ukraine's request to the international monetary fund for forgiveness of all the debts of this country. this international financial institution only agreed to forgive 30% of q's debts. some experts say that the decision of the international monetary fund will affect the economy of ukraine and will lead to chaos among the people. hungary's rotating presidency of the union. hungary took charge of europe while it will

bash, come on, come on, stop, car, stop the car, now, stop, stop! pretend to be a homeless person and they ’ll take me, all you have to do is follow me. black, are you an idiot? simon, do you understand where i’m taking you, dima, pash, maybe i’m an idiot, guys, follow me, please, okay, volodya, tell this idiot, well, he’s sick, what are you saying, we have other options, get behind the wheel . who is this stranger? boss of the local mafia, so can you change it for us? not yet. let's, let's go out, come on, help , it's too much to carry, that's it, let's go, let's go, listen, i see you're a smart guy, what's your name, it doesn't matter, what difference does it make to you, i have money, i'll share it with you , i have a lot of money, no, it has nothing to do with it at all, i’ll tell you one secret, yeah, the keys to carl’s dad’s closet, you’re probably looking for an oil rig, right? well, something like that, yes, listen, i’m alone, no one knows the password except me, i’m the only one who knows, like that, don’t listen to him, he’s about to bring

we get outrage from the extreme right bashes us but then we do this.action do you think they will have toward the lgbtq community after this? this is not how we break down barriers, it's how you build them. well said. >> how about this? they are losing some advertising anyway. cease-fire. [laughter] i just heard about them but i like them were taking a stand. we were shocked by the mockery of the last supper during the opening ceremony. cease-fire will pull their advertising from the olympics. >> they are going to lose advertisers, people watching them. my family specifically. this is hyper sexualized and usually come together as a family and you watch this because horsemanship and athleticism, incredible to watch, great values when it comes to these forces watching the olympics. i saw a man's testicles on this and they call it a wardrobe malfunction but it was like janet jackson wardrobe when they quickly cover up her breasts was excellently exposed, he just continued, it's hyper sexualized and inappropriate. how we get decorum and get back to somethi

we get outrage from the extreme right bashes us but then we do this. of reaction do you think they will have toward the lgbtq community after this? this is not how we break down barriers, it's how you build them. well said. >> how about this? they are losing some advertising anyway. cease-fire. [laughter] i just heard about them but i like them were taking a stand. we were shocked by the mockery of the last supper during the opening ceremony. cease-fire will pull their advertising from the olympics. >> they are going to lose advertisers, people watching them. my family specifically. this is hyper sexualized and usually come together as a family and you watch this because horsemanship and athleticism, incredible to watch, great values when it comes to these forces watching the olympics. i saw a man's testicles on this and they call it a wardrobe malfunction but it was like janet jackson wardrobe when they quickly cover up her breasts was excellently exposed, he just continued, it's hyper sexualized and inappropriate. how we get decorum and get back to s

uh-huh. thank you, well , the night before in the kremlin, negotiations between vladimir putin and bashad took place, the head of the arab republic arrived in our country on a visit, the leaders discussed promising areas for the development of trade and economic ties, as well as the situation in the middle east. vladimir putin noted the increase in tension in the region. dear president, i am very glad to see you. we have the opportunity to talk about relationships; we haven’t seen each other for a long time. i’m very interested in your opinion on how the situation in the region as a whole is developing, unfortunately, it tends to worsen, we see this, this directly applies to syria, but also regarding our trade and economic ties, there are a lot of questions here , there are also promising areas, i hope that we can also discuss this with you. today's visit coincides with the anniversary of the establishment diplomatic relations between russia and syria. over the past decades, our countries have gone through very difficult tests, these years have witnessed complex transformation processes

in a room by himself with just jake tapper, dana bash and donald trump after 8:00 p.m. he fell apart. >> seems like the problem for the party right now is president's allies had not seen this. his detractors were looking at videos and saying that's not a picture of a guy who looks like he has a lot of stamina. people close to him just seemed to be realizing this and there was an article that said this morning of the president's allies who were at a holiday party this past winter it became clear to one of the guests that he would not be able to make it through the reception. the guest wasn't sure they could vote for biden since the guest was open to an idea they dismissed as right wing propaganda. the president may not really be the acting president after all. "new york magazine" talking about a democrat who was in the room at the white house with the president and had this realization. what does that mean for this moment? >> it is an emperors new clothes situation. it's propaganda. not happening. cheap fake. two weeks ago "the new york times" is calling it cheap fake an

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dana bash, thank you so much. this is going to be a funw ka couple. look at the cover and we'll seme how kamala handles this speech. >> now, let's go over to reuters, white house correspondent jeff mason. jeff, do you have any detailscor about, i don't know, this di, ows anyt writtenespo what happened over the weekend? >> no one knows anything. >> well, i can tell you aht little bit about the speech delivery tonight. itthe first lady was in the oval office, according to the very, very small pool that was there,l as long as well as his daughter and some of n. e inndchildre and then i can tell you behind us here in the rose garden on the other side of the white house, there were big cheers from staff who collected for a themselves there for a viewing party. and a watch party.presid and then the president came out and spoke to them afterwards, and he spoke to got a lot of ape and a lot of cheers. and apparently ice cream was servedt of . served. it was kind of a valedictorian speech for thiofs president.i ig i imagine it was sad forin a bunch of the peop

we get outrage from the extreme right bashes us but then we do this.reaction do you think they will have toward the lgbtq community after this? this is not how we break down barriers, it's how you build them. well said. >> how about this? they are losing some advertising anyway. cease-fire. [laughter] i just heard about them but i like them were taking a stand. we were shocked by the mockery of the last supper during the opening ceremony. cease-fire will pull their advertising from the olympics. >> they are going to lose advertisers, people watching them. my family specifically. this is hyper sexualized and usually come together as a family and you watch this because horsemanship and athleticism, incredible to watch, great values when it comes to these forces watching the olympics. i saw a man's testicles on this and they call it a wardrobe malfunction but it was like janet jackson wardrobe when they quickly cover up her breasts was excellently exposed, he just continued, it's hyper sexualized and inappropriate. how we get decorum and get back to somet

[ laughter ] "tapper and bash." freeze! laughter ] but you know who would have made an even better moderator? me! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i've worked with many presidents. oh my gosh, that is so true. that is so true, what i just said to you. i've worked with so many presidents over the years. in fact, my very first job was as a young speechwriter for president nixon. [ laughter ] there we are with elvis. and they said i would be the one to die on the toilet. it's so unfair. [ laughter ] i'm also dear friends with george w. bush who calls me his muse. [ laughter ] and i even got to know our favorite president, donald jumanji trump. [ laughter ] what a guy. he's a spirit with an attitude. and i like that. and maybe that isn't a popular thing to say here in holly-weird, especially when you're hosting "the jimmy kimmel show," but it's true. jimmy's always so negative about mr. trump. and that makes me so mad and so sad. this man was our president, hello! [ laughter ] he's about to be our president again, and maybe

yovashe bash is about 10-15 years old with about 15-16 vital wheels. the women are busy serving the ahl al-bayt, peace be upon them, small and large, they are working very hard. i love ali asghar, i know that i want to do something. for 56 years , you have been sewing here for ali asghar. this is not something for us to do, my child and my family. we come from morning until sunset to serve hazrat ali asghar and the people who love ahl al-bayt and pay their vows in their way. we have a sewing production workshop that every year muharram , we put the workshop at the service of the ali asghari board of the city and we would like to share in the reward of this board and the works of ali asghar. i have been working here since i was a child, and i have always received needs from ali asghar. with this work, i have insured my child hazrat ali asghar. it is very meaningful. he has given us and i hope that all the sick will be healed. i remember all my sick. hazrat ali asghar peace be upon him every year on the first friday of muharram. it will be held in 20 pla

. >> amounted to bipartisan bashing for kimberly cheatle.witness it all. >> neil, i got to tell you it was very clear and evidence why she had to be dragged here by subpoena because this was a brutal hearing for her. i have never seen or haven't seen for a very long time both sides of the aisle going after a witness like they did today. now director cheatle, for her part did take full responsibility for what happened to former president donald trump but she says that she is not going anywhere, says she is the best person to lead this agency in this current moment, and that's ticking off a lot of people more and more democrats are coming out and calling for her to step down. watch. >> i don't want to add to the director's terrible, horrible no-good, very bad day, but i will be joining the chairman in calling for the resignation of the director. >> now, neil, director cheatle says the assassination attempt of trump was the worst failure she has seen since president reagan was shot in 1981 but so far nobody, not a single person has been fired o

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