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this is what we hee hee had to say at the conference earlier today.o at the conference earlier today. tfr the sub—postmasters and their families. fujitsu apologises and is sorry for our part in this appalling miscarriage ofjustice. this inquiry is examining those events frantically over many, many decades which involve many parties, not least after one and the post office with other organisations and individuals. we are determined to continue to support this inquiry and get to the truth wherever it lays. and at the conclusion of the inquiry at the guidance from this inquiry, engage with government on suitable contribution and for trash to the sub—postmasters in their families. for more on this we go live now to our correspondent zoe conway who's outside the inquiry in central london. let's ta ke let's take this in stages because it was extraordinary evidence in part from the european boss talking about it being shameful that witness statements had been edited. tell me more about that and the exchanges around that. it more about that and the exchanges

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hyeon—woo effectively won it for them with some crucial saves and it was left to wolves forward hwang hee—chan with australia in the last eight on friday. i think this win gives the team an enormous amount of energy. it gives the team even more spirit. this is a group of players that i, personally, as a coach, enjoy so much working with, because they badly want to do well for their country. you know, they have a lot of heart, and that is what they showed the second half, they showed that in extra time. we wanted to win the game badly before the penalty shoot out. we didn't count on the penalty shoot out, because anything can happen in a penalty shoot out. two superb goals helped uzbekistan seal their spot in the quarter finals, as they beat thailand 2—1, the winner coming in the second half from abbosbek fayzullayev, at aljanoub stadium to set up a last eight clash with hosts and defending champions qatar on saturday. england's tyrrell hatton has become the latest high profile name to join liv golf in a deal reportedly worth about £50 million. he's expected to make his debut in mexico this wee

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hyeon—woo effectively won it for them with some crucial saves and it was left to wolves forward hwang hee—chanith australia in the last eight on friday. i think this win gives the team an enormous amount of energy. it gives the team even more spirit. this is a group of players that i, personally, as a coach, enjoy so much working with, because they badly want to do well for their country. you know, they have a lot of heart, and that is what they showed the second half, they show that in extra time. we wanted to win the game badly before the penalty shoot out. we didn't count on the penalty shoot out, because anything can happen in a penalty shoot out. two superb goals helped uzbekistan seal their spot in the quarter finals, as they beat thailand 2—1, the winner coming in the second half from abbosbek fayzullayev, at aljanoub stadium to set up a last eight clash with hosts and defending champions qatar on saturday. england's tyrrell hatton has become the latest high profile name to join liv golf in a deal reportedly worth about £50 million. he's expected to make his debut in mexico this week as

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hyeon—woo effectively won it for them with some crucial saves and it was left to wolves forward hwang hee—chanie with australia in the last eight on friday. i think this when gives the team an enormous amount of energy. it gives the team even more spirit. this is a group of players that i can personally, as a coach enjoy so much working with, because they badly want to do well for their country. you know, they have a lot of heart, and that is what they showed the second half, they showed the second half, they showed the second half, they show that in extra time. we wanted to win the game badly before penalty shoot out. we didn't count on the penalty shoot out, because anything can happen in a penalty shoot out. two superb goals helped uzbekistan seal their spot in the quarter finals, as they beat thailand 2—1, the winner coming in the second half from abbos—bek fay—zullayev, at aljanoub stadium... to set up a last eight clash with hosts and defending champions qatar on saturday. england's tyrrell hatton has become the latest high profile name to join liv golf in a deal reportedly worth about £

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if hee finishes third place say behind trump or nikki haley, if that happens, it's hard to to see how he would have the money, he would have the resources and new hampshire is a state where he's pulling in fourth place in some polls right now. he doesn't seem like he would have a path if he finished in third place. >> speaking in new hampshire, promised there's an ad, supporting nikki haley and here is the ad. >> of all the republicans running if the president, why is donald trump only attacking nikki haley because trump knows haley is the only one that can beat him as governor nikki haley cut taxes for small businesses by 40% and you know limb nate nogas tax. wanting an 80-year-old name from the past or new generation of conservative leadership. >> go ahead. >> that's a clear part of her, that is the generational contrast that she's trying to draw. she's been taking hits and we saw earlier on the show about immigration issue, border security. she's also takingng hits from trump on her record on taxes in south carolina she tries to offer her side of the story in that ad. she's respond

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hee in iowa, donald trump is by far the most popular candidate.he des moines register, the most prodigious full shows that he has a very commanding lead. all three candidates — there are others as well seen as outsiders — they all have these different messages. ron desantis�*s message has been so—called war on woke. nikki haley's messages she is the alternative to donald trump. donald trump's message has always been he is the best person for the white house. he's usually popular here. but the interesting thing is he didn't win it into thousand 16, ted cruz won. it's important to stress that there's not a direct line from iowa to the white house. he would have to go all the way back to the year 2000 when george w. bush won here and got into the white house. it's a bit of a mixed bag. people in iowa are very proud of fact that their state fires the starting gun for the presidential election. ida the starting gun for the presidential election. no mia it fall there- _ presidential election. no mia it fall there. i— presidential election. no mia it fal

so his well-known and takes enormous risk with this and when hees finally decides, he inoculates himselfere was a complicated relationship between these great men and the institute. he did become slightly jealous and he captures this research assistant and he kind of believes the vaccine is real. they all know that it's important to take it with a population that was suffering severely from the outbreaks. >> i want to bring the audience into the conversation shortly but a couple of things i want to talk about. first and extraordinary chapter about the bubonic plague and i think that is one of the struggles. the origin of the word vaccine, the struggle against smallpox and the bubonic plague. it takes us right to the beginning of the 20th century. >> there was a very bad outbreak but then it was hot off as low numbers of mortality in the middle east and egypt and turkey. but it wasn't thought really to be a pandemic. and then there's a terrible outbreak in china and then hong kong. the fifth kills between 20 and 30 million people between 1892 and theuc late 1920s because essentially it wr

i am here today to talk about a president who spaces not on mount rushmore although something hee shoulde. we are all here to celebrate the 100th anniversary of calvin coolidge's presidency. and believe it or not, he's one of the biggest reasons why we are all able to enjoy mount rushmore today. one of the things i love about presidenten calvin coolidge is even though he was from the east coast, he understood the american farmer. he once stated agriculture holds a position in this country that it was never before able to secure anywhere else on earth. now what does that mean? he recognized in america we only grow our own food, the world's food.ou the eastern half of south dakota is part of the great plains and great plains is the most productive farmland in the world. in the months just before our fall harvest, our crops actually produce more oxygen than the amazon rain forest. in south dakota we do truly produce the world's food and it's the safest and most affordable food supply that can be generated anywhere in the world. we do it better than anyone else as well. it's amazing how ofte

she graduated summa cum laude from duke university and she hee from harvard law school, where reviewvedrt . professor grove clerk for judge gars on the united states court of appeals for the fifth circuit, where i started my career, and then spent four years as an attorney for the department of justice civil division appellate staff. she is a co-author of low and jeffrey's federal courts in the law federal state relations and she has servedthe federal courte association of american law schools. shalso previously received the paul bap tour award. dean? [applause] >> thank you, judge. let the record show i made it almost to 9:15be i stopped at the first insult to notre dame football today. next year is a brand-new year. thank you all for being here. and i was teaching and friday morning. in part because the people who optday mornings are a special breed. thank you for being here today. this morning, i will be arguing that originalism goes hand-in-hand with the president d th doctrine. even more than that, i will argue that it strengthens the case for originalism by pr of stability, person

there was not a single white person at all, and we were like, in general, well, new year, cheerful, hi- hee-ha-hapolice car drives up , a policeman , also a colored man, comes out, comes up to us, and asks what what we’re actually doing here is, well, we’re explaining that we’re kind of... tourists, not tourists, vacationing, celebrating, he said, you know, i’ll get you in the car, i’ll take you out of this area and you have a map, well, naturally, there were no navigators, no gadgets, i repeat, this is ninety-three, the coming ninety- four, naturally there were paper ones maps, and right there from that car of ours on this map he marked areas that... we whites don’t need to go, well, that is , in general it’s absolutely forbidden if we value our health and life, that’s how i learned about the existence of racism, so he described it in great detail on the map which areas we are not allowed to appear in at all, in which areas we can appear during the day, in which areas we can drive through, but it is advisable not to even stop at a red traffic light, but... i’ve already brought something difficul

hyeon—woo effectively won it for them with some crucial saves and it was left to wolves forward hwang hee—chan a tough tie with australia in the last eight on friday. two superb goals helped uzbekistan seal their spot in the quarterfinals. as they beat thailand 2—1. the winner coming in the second half from abbosbek fay—zullayev. at aljanoub stadium — to set up a last eight clash with hosts and defending champions qatar on saturday. england's tyrrell hatton has become the latest high profile name tojoin liv golf in a deal reportedly worth about £50 million. he's expected to make his debut in mexico this week as part of masters championjon rahm's team. hatton, a fixture on europe's last three ryder cup teams, is a six—time champion on europe's dp world tour. and picked up his first pga tour title at the 2020 arnold palmer invitational. the 32—year—old is currently ranked 16th in the world. a blow for england, ahead of the upcoming six nations. fly—half marcus smith has been ruled out of england 5 tournament opener against italy in rome on saturday with a calf injury. the harlequins fly half lef

many democrats like most of americans can't figure out what in the role joe biden thinks hee is doingminds me what secretary of ry odefense bob gates once saide joe biden has been wrong iniona nearly every major foreign policy and national securitycuri issue in 40 years. that was ten years ago now. i so i guess you can update it to 50 years.0 the second question, this obsession with two-state solution. again, what would palestinian state look like? we don't have to speculate. the people of gaza elected hamas to represent them. hamas has been a functional equivalent the government in gaza for seven years now. what does gaza look like? in armed terrorist camp. they took all that money and building material that could have gone to apartment buildings and hospitals and schools andng use it to build hundreds ofmi miles ofle tunnels underneath ga to protect themselves from retaliation where a brutales attack on october 7th. f imagine if it was in a because i state in gaza, judea, samaria but actual state with military, airport, seaport where they can bring iner more e arms to use against is

but more importantly, what hee will do.that >> jeanine: you think the american people are feeling that >> no, they were certainly not but i'm glad nancy pelosi brought up a debate. toi hope that means joe biden is open to debating donald trump t i think he will stir that as much as he wants to goes to michael on hate filled in campaigns to talk about racism.r he will spend the majority of his campaign in the basement. i hope to see him withcono donald trump at let's talk about policy positions and let's talk about the economy and the open border in the cities are being e flooded with illegal immigrants. i look forward tpeo that in nancy pelosi's team that up for the debate and joe biden will follow through on that promise. >> jeanine: i would not hold j my breath on that one, mollie and tomi, thank you for joining us tonight. this is like groundhog's day. no illinois night beginning onvj the stop trump bandwagon.pe if i voters have just filed aba llpetition to bar trump from thu state's primary ballot. if you know anything about donald trump, you know that is not going to deter him. th

. >> again, we have a great team that they interact with our audience and we hee think and what they. and obviously like any of you, if you put anything out there, it's a wonderful ground for anyone to plant seeds of not nice things if they want to and have conversations on social media but the basis has to be pure and really great feedback from the folks that seem to enjoy the information. that is a result of a healthy mechanism for elected officials to come and speak because some of the incentives for maybe waxing hyperbole are not there. >> when you ask these elected officials to do this, so often when they're being asked to speak, it's because they're a a very particular message forve them but you're speaking an educational role and you have the opportunity to do stuff like this, to sit down and explain an issue ra i don't know. maybe for a minute until someone copies us and does it better, they'll talk to us. but iil the one thing -- d.c., it may sound naive but how busy these people are, a lot goes on here, being elected and there's a running out. we should have a bunch of outt

eastern, so hee in an hour or so because of that concern to mitigate the risk of him vomiting.what smith said to the guardian in an interview on sunday, throwing up in that mask because if i do, brother, nobody's going to help me. i'm going to drown on my own vomit and my wife will have to sit there and watch. i also want to bring up this picture of reverend hood and spiritual adviser and reverend hood said that smith is terrified, terrified of how the day will unfold and hood is worried about his own safety, too, if that perfect seal is not maintained in the mask that nitrogen could leak out into the execution chamber. he, in fact, had to sign a waiver indicating that he acknowledged his own risks that he was taking here before he would be allowed in the execution chamber. here's what else he had to say. >> i mean, it's lunacy. it's abslight lunacy. for months, we have been asking the alabama department of corrections, is this going to be safe? what's going to happen? in tradition fashion and completely silent the entire time and today i go to the chamber to orient myself with

joe biden needs all the help hee can get. the poor man can't c even put oa hat correctly. spotted wearing a hard hat backwards, and nobody can understand what the heck hek is saying anymore in his stump speeches. >> by the way, these to make beer brewed here. it is used to make -- her[mumbling] >> judge jeanine: newsom's hijacking of the campaign in south carolina is throlie latest example of his shadow campaign fo prer president. whether it happensethe in 2024 2028, newsomne is hell-bent on becoming the leader of thecrat democrats, and friendly media outlets are more than happy to let him test out his message.at s,>> we keep crushing it. look a at all the elections youe won, democrats. you keep winning, you keep outperforming. itit's extraordinary. pat yourselves e on the back. our message is working. our values are universal values. our policies, republicansbl begrudgingly celebrate and accept. i heard inic the state of the state last night, he talkedight about his new investments in his state. really? mr. governor, tried to opposeopo that? they can even help themselves.

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written nine nonfiction books clan or is built on and furthers and continues the research and writing hee did about reconstruction and power and congress at war how they fought the civil war defied lincoln, ended slavery and remade america it was published just three years ago in 2020 it is a narrative he continues. in his early artworks include and i will list a couple of these in reverse order referencing back in time bound for canaan the underground railroad and war for the soul of america. there was america's great debate henry clay and to preserve the you did the first congress james mattis, george washington extraordinary man invented the governmentnd also washington, the making of the american capital there were several more earlier than this. it's a native of new york city he is an independent writer. his story is an journalist his most recent focus has been on 19th century history. he served on and chaired the awards committee of the frederick douglass book prize pe given by the guilder lehrman center for the study of slavery resistance and abolition at yale university is abe mem

theyin didn't tell us about the informants matthew rosenberg pollutes her surprise said hee was all overscrim about federal property, they were right about that butnstr pro-hamas demonstrators, they entered illegally the rotunda and didn't do a thing forthey them. 2020, they burned and torchedn federal property in portland, federal courthouse. here ihaman california at the pw hamas peopleit stormed into the legislature and took it over anm disrupted with no consequences. it is the asymmetry that really goals everybody. i guess the question is, why are they doing this? i think the answer is they look aat joe biden they look at his agenda and cognitive and physically incapable of running a campaign and they say, you know what? he can't win and his physical, mental state and this crime onde the border and form policy so we have to beat this dead horse of january 6th again and again. we have to get him off of the ballot.unde we have to wage law with fundede local and state attorneys in jack smith appear there is all that is to it. >> laura: at the speech in south carolina, president biden ex

most of the boys when no one's looking they will wear their mothers high hee mean they want to be a girlof course not. and at some point we have to re- grasp intellectual sound minds and not let ourselves be swayed by these people and unfortunately we have a media that has lost contact with its mission, the only business protected by the united states constitution because they were supposed to disseminate unbiased information to the people. so that the will of the people could be used to control the direction of the country. but the process forgotten that.r and now they have become advocates of their position. taking advantage of the people. not informing them. hiding things frompa them. using propaganda tools and influencing people who do not read for themselves who don't read and learn for themselves. that is how we have gotten into a very difficult situation. and then also part of the american cornerstone is the executive branch for america. this is specifically designed for young people, college-age's so they can learn how our government works. when a new president goes into washingt

vivek ramaswamy will join us hee on the campaign trail in iowa.e will ask him about what iowa voters are looking for the latest fox news poll shows us the economy and immigration, that in more with vivek ramaswamy on fox news. and next week we will continue to have three big town halls in iowa former un ambassador nikki haley is monday at 6:00 p.m. eastern. for governor desantis tuesday at 6:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. eastern, on wednesday former president donald trump. martha maccallum, bret baier will moderate all three there will also be with us tomorrow to discuss all things politics. arthel. arthel: will look forward to that we will present biden's them in for president trump as a threat to democracy. in his first reelection speech of 2024 president biden invoking the events of january 6 as the nation today marks three years since that deadly insurrection at the nation's capitol. lucas tomlinson is live in wilmington, delaware with more. venison vitamin vectors midterm playbook speech in sept september 2022 the marine corps centuries blood red col

i went and think hee was pretty dumb but it never could have guessed s the depths of its stupidity.d i do feel that way. i think i was surprised of the stuff doesn't seem like this was like the pokÉmon game that became a cryptot bubble it was especially popular in the philippines. crypto people returned how great this was going to be was like is like theshining example of w. i went there in the cab driver had borrowed lots of money and lost it i'm buying the crypto pokÉmon. this was really bad for his life. i did not really expect that. but to see that affect on people around the world surprised me. i was also surprised by the ability of crypto people to memory hole in anything bad to happen. you would hear about it and then you would bail and it was as if it never happened or we all knew that was bad. >> i definitely want to see it. i have not figured out how i'm going to write about it but i'm certainly curious. what makes it most interesting for me as there is a guy in the book i really liked. he was on the spf's lieutenants. he just seemed like the sweetest guy. he almost seemed

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then when hee wanted to get an offer from the new york city law firm, but he couldn't get an offer. so he had to return home toti insecure. well, i'm here to tell you all nonsense. richard nixon attended whittier college because his older brother harold was dyingthe fact of the matter is that harold died. richard nixon was a junior in college. here's what richard nixon said. these historians. you know, these psycho historians are psychos. that's all i could say about them them. we were all rooting for harold, and we would have done anything, any of us, for him, just as he would have done for furthermore, when richard nixon graduated from duke law school, he turned down in new york city law firm so that he can return home and establish himself in hometown and eventually run for office. and this was the exact advice that was given to him by the dean of dukschool. and richard nixon followed it to achieve when he completed his service in world war two. he was so successful at terminating those war contracts written his own ticket. he could have stayed there in practice law. he returned

to do this aserinsky rigged up a polygraph machine hee found in the us psychology department that could measure muscle impulses and eeg waves. he ran his first test on his 8-year-old son. he does something really will -- periodically his eyes ping-pong back and forth and upthup and d. the same time his brainwave showed a pattern of awakening. over the next year azurinksy did dozens of sleep tests on other subjects and they show the same pattern predicting gantt to call it a rapid eye movement. .. nsky started waking up his and asking them, did you dream? the answer during rem was. far more often than in other of sleep. in 1953, asa minsky, published i published an article in the journal science reporting on the strange phenomenon. within a few years the paper it would be recognize as revolutionary. but at first it attracted little notice but by the time it was published, he had ag falling ot and left the university of chicago. the cause of the blowup was his insistence that he sit in another room while he explained the discovery to the diversities publicist. i quickly found a resort sho

that is being helped also by blue state governors like governor newsom, who says free health care is hee, as well. you start to read some of these stories about how there are migrants standing outside in this cold with no coats. i have family that is helping in denver, colorado, at nonprofits trying to figure out a way, how can we get them some warm enough clothes because they care about the human condition. and the biden administration is so willing to lie about their own citizens, you think about, texas state patrol, border patrol, the state folks that they were accusing of letting these people die, they are american taxpaying citizens. and you think about governor abbott, he has put up with so much, especially being attacked because he is in a wheelchair -- >> jesse: too much. >> dana: too far. i would say these poll numbers, 18%, imagine trying to get it to 30%, that would be, like come a little drop in the bucket, but they are not willing to do anything. if i were the white house, i would have said, our bad, sorry, got bad information, and then you can move on. now they won't be abl

separated from guyyd,■1 so much that you thousand years ago, he citizen jesus christ, today the cross that heeght and i know that many of you here are people of faith that i have seen your size coming it i've seen you praying what i wanted to just pray with you for a moment, this in case there here that is not certain that if this were the last day, they would to heaven because we don't just care about being born, this very important to us but we want jesus to be born again and have know sure if your sin is forgiven, if you are sure christ is living in your hearteu go to heaven when you die, i would like to lead you in a prayer, prayer very similar to the bear i prayed well, 51 ago. and as my life changed going to ask you your christ come into your life come thi prayer out loud after me and factual part those who are praying the first time than why the wheel pray this prayer together as a prayer test jesus to come into our lives to be our savior and lord of those pray, pray just after me, lord sinner. but i know that you are the savior. good out of the cross for my sins. and rosehe dead. jesus

a grand jury hee -- evidence was presented before a grand jury and they found probable cause that donaldmp engaged in the crimes that he's charged with. then it has to go to a jury who will have to find him guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in order for him to be convicted. two separate situation stems. one doesn't have anything to do with the other. >> no double jeopardy that could apply? >> no, there's not. that's a complete loser of an argument. >>> where parts of an alaska airlines plane was just found as investigators look into friday's dramatic air scare and whether it's a wider problem for one type of boeing plane. >>> secretary lloyd austin still in the hospital this morning. why the pentagon waited days to tell the white house about his medical condition. >>> later, the civil corruption case against the man who led the nra for decades. that kicks off today. he's out of a job, but not out of legal hot water. the allegations wayne lapierre is facing. is facing. are clean again. do 3x the laundry and get a tide clean. it's got to be tide. with nurtec odt, i can treat a migraine when

you need to have the support of the arab countries and leadership from the air of coun countries to heed so far we are not saying seeingpresident biden's push fot in the way people can get behind and see him as a leader on this issue. shannon: panel, thank you very much is good to see all of you will objects president biden is in danger of losing his primary hearing here on tuesday. we will explain why the incumbent is in trouble with the allies are doing to try to save him, up next. i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein! those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. -ugh. -here, i'll take that. woo hoo! ensure max protein, 30 grams protein, 1 gram sugar, 25 vitamins and minerals. and a new fiber blend with a prebiotic. (♪) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ shannon: okay. most of the focus is on the gop primary here in new hampshire. there's a compelling story brewing on the other side of the aisle. that the incumbent, president joe biden, may not if win his party's primary tuesday night. here's the back story on why. >> i'm writing in joe biden. shannon: that's right, the current pre

and hee turns to lister and sai, i would have to ask you all through the time when you so kindly andously supported me, do you remember that i am a jew? lister, this old hero of british said yes, yes. and he repeats the question and lister then shouts yes, always certainly. an excellent -- >> may be we have to stop. the model place to stop. simon is going to sign books so some of you want to carry on this conversation, i'm sure it's impossible to discuss. simon come for 40 four yearse said to my own wife, the speed of simons mind forces me to race to keep up. thank you for sharing. [applause] >> the house and senate are in recess for the holidays and will return next week for the start of the second session of the 118th congress. the senate convenes january 8 and the house january 9. ninth. both chambers phase two upcoming federal budget funny deadlines. one january 19 and the other on february 2. >> the subcommittee and appropriations are ready but we are awaiting the other team the other side to the other chamber to come forward with a number that we can agree upon. >> leader mccon

apparent, e biden your call.tion has yet to hee yesterday, it said it was acting in sf-fense when it struck anoer houthi anti ship missile. 's a rather unusual group who have signed on to you have republicans marjorie taylor greene, nancy mace, paul gosar as wel as democrat alexandra ocasio-cortez, bush, omar. i'm curious about how this effort came together. do you think the president needs to come to congress before he responds to what we have just seen, these casualties in jordan? >> i think the president needs to consult congress. if, in fact, this administration is going to take military action, of course, the administration secretary austin will decide what the appropriate response is, but congress has a responsibility and constitutional authority to make sure that we authorize the use of force. however, it is extremely important that we recognize that it could escalate out of control and insert the united states even more so in this war. we have to be very careful when we send our troops into harm's way. so, right now at this moment, the administration is determining which cour