we'll be live in jeers lem and tel aviv.elebrations in india after days of drama as 41 construction workers are safely rescued following 17 days trapped in a collapsed tunnel and as british prime minister rishi sunak cancels a meeting with his greek counterpart, a detective comes back. it's day five of the temporary cease-fire in the israel-hamas war and 10 more israeli hostages have just been handed over by hamas. the israeli army says that based on information from the red cross, two other hostages with foreign nationality have also been field. these are red cross vehicles on their way from the rafah cr crossing from nagata into egypt. in return palestine is agreed to free amount 30 hostages. among those held by hamas is the youngest hos stage, just 10 he's old and his older brother. they were taken on the 17th of october. we have in report from jeers lem. >> it's a nerveacking wait for hostages to come home, especially the very young, and the fear is time may run out. tomorrow is due to be the last day. [baby crying] >> w

lem >> it is kind of the same thing, isrsta well look, thankre?)lem yeah.oming on. it's been really fascinating about so much for coming on. it's been reall' story. nating about so much for coming on. it's been reall' story. whom about so much for coming on. it's been reall' story. whom by about so much for coming on. it's been reall'story. whom by fire?about your story. whom by fire? everyone . anas sarwar everyone who. anas sarwar fryston station . we're joined by fryston station. we're joined by dr. peter hughes , a philosopher dr. peter hughes, a philosopher and author who's written a book about how excessive kindness to one group can mean cruelty to another. see you in a moment. welcome back to free speech nation. how is kindness become cruel and divisive? well, that's a theory. being advanced by dr. peter hughes, a philosopher and author who has written this week about how acting with extreme kindness to one group can lead to acts cruelty towards to acts of cruelty towards another . and to acts of cruelty towards another. and i'm delighted to say that

lem sat eighteen. all right, four thousand. that's an arquillian battle cruiser.io] kay: and speak of the devil. they sound pissed. boys, translate that. step on it! why don't you get down to rosenberg's jewelry store and see what you can turn up. kay! give the kid a weapon. series four, de-atomizer. now, that's what i'm talking about. noisy crickets. hey, kay. no, no. come on, man. you get a series four de-atomize, i get a little cricket? whoa, kid! i feel like i'm gonna break this damn thing! [glass shattering] [tow truck crank whirring] hey, this is my truck! yeah. and make sure you tell them that down at the impound. please. who breaks into a jewelry store and leaves all the jewels? somebody not looking for jewelry. this guy had a serious crush on his cat. [gun fires] kay! get down! [jay exclaims] that's him. that's the bug in the edgar suit! [jay screaming] we do not discharge our weapons in view of the public! man, we ain't got time for this cover-up nonsense! i don't know whether or not you forgotten, but there's a alien battle cruiser about to... there's a

and medicine to gaza, but still trapped in the territory using the respond and finding to search for lemmings and the bodies of loved ones. of the free from the threat of error strikes . abdul aziz and those are, has returned to the site where his home once stood in southern gaza. he searches through the rubble looking for anything which could keep his family warm in the weeks and months ahead. oh, another day we want to take advantage of the truth. we've spent the past 43 days in shelters and where there were no services in the house, and we were exposed to rain and cold and it was extremely cold that our house has destroyed and, and, but we want to find some of our stuff to be able to keep ourselves and our kids warm it for that know with the truth. now, in effect, 8 agencies are scaling up the delivery of assistance. the un says some $200.00 trucks, the biggest humanitarian convoy in more than a month, crossed into gaza from the roof of border crossing with egypt on friday. it included almost $130000.00 leaders of fuel. many cousins lined up for hours near the border crossing, waiting to f

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witness news, jeers lem. >> so that's the situation on the ground right now as far as the humanitarianis concerned. let's talk to brandon freedman, director of research at a tel aviv university. we have talked extensively about the military operation and also that growing humanitarian issue. i'd like to talk about some of the longer term implications of what's happened and we know that the longer term implications of what happened on october will take some time to play o but it comes as a lot of relations with the arab war world were starting to normalize with israel. i'm thinking of saudi arabia, for example. what is your assessment of where those relations stand right now? >> thank y, ben. first image it's really important to emphasize, if we're going to talk about the humanitarian situation that we call attention to the fact that we're now 38 days into a nearly -- nearly 240 hostages being held by hamas in gaza and we need to bring them home. many are elderly and some as young as 10 most old and not getting proper mel attention they may need. i want to add that point into the story

colonel-general oleksandr syrskyi visited military units performing combat missions in the bakhmud and lem directions. it was here that the enemy renewed the namag attacks with new force. regain lost positions. on the ground, oleksandr syrsky considered options for further actions, ways to increase the effectiveness of the combat use of our troops, controlling the village of poplar in kharkiv region. the day before, a video appeared showing the soldiers of the steel border raising a blue-yellow flag in the settlement, as explained andriy demchenko, the spokesman of the state border service, our soldiers pushed back the invaders in this area, but at the moment it is a gray area. the village is located near the border. with russia close to the front, so our military is not constantly there, but monitors so that the occupiers do not restore their positions. russia is preparing for a long war, and if the allies fail ukraine, it will be more difficult to maintain peace in europe. the president of latvia, edgars rinkevičius, is convinced of this. he noted that it is important for the event to su

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this place is lem's. another example of how you don't need to go downtown to get fine cuisine.come right here on the south side of chicago-- get some of the world's best barbecue. what made you want to become such a history buff? well, primarily it comes from my father. my father was a chicago police officer for 30 years. but he was a real big chicago history buff. so everywhere we went he kind of pointed out something. is this also a way for you to, kind of, almost like, carry on his legacy and keep his legacy alive? yeah, absolutely. and he left his impact on the city by being a chicago policeman, by touching lives. and so i want to do the same thing. we're in the neighborhood called the back of the yards. but i wanted to bring you here because a lot of times people think younger african-americans don't care about the police, or they don't care about the fire department. these murals pay homage to some of the fallen police officers who died in the line of duty. but we have amazing public art all throughout the city. it sprang up in celebration of juneteenth this year. so it's

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lem tataqalat? calls have not stopped, whether from foreign or arab states, directly or indirectly, calling on us not to enlarge our intervention in the battle, and they are also calling on us to stop our intervention in this confrontation, facing the israeli regime, we responded to all of them in the following, instead of asking us not to intervene, ask israel and the us to stop, our intervention is a reaction to the... you cannot ask those are reacting to this not to have a reaction, and you are justifying the aggression and allowing it to continue under the pretext of self-defense, while they are actually killing the civilians and children and striking hospitals and the places of worship and schools and so on. we say they should go to zionist regime and the us, which is safeguarding this occupation, and tell them to stop. and then everything could stop, but you cannot tell us to stop and leave israel and even support israel to do as it wishes and continue with assaults on civilians and not fighti

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this place is lem's. another example of how you don't need to go downtown to get fine cuisine. side of chicago-- get some of the world's best barbecue. what made you want to become such a history buff? well, primarily it comes from my father. my father was a chicago police officer for 30 years. but he was a real big chicago history buff. so everywhere we went he kind of pointed out something. is this also a way for you to, kind of, almost like, carry on his legacy and keep his legacy alive? yeah, absolutely. and he left his impact on the city by being a chicago policeman, by touching lives. and so i want to do the same thing. we're in the neighborhood called the back of the yards. but i wanted to bring you here because a lot of times people think younger african-americans don't care about the police, or they don't care about the fire department. these murals pay homage to some of the fallen police officers who died in the line of duty. but we have amazing public art all throughout the city. it sprang up in celebration of juneteenth this year. so it's a new installation. one of

let alone those who are in the profession of war lords, or other derbies, games all dependent stevens lemming g at me at this deal by some members of a prime minister netanyahu, whose cabinet has been called painful. and as it stands, do you think it's a good deal for israel? and um, you know, i, i definitely don't do this. i just do a good deed to describe negotiating with this barbaric their organization. this is the core, this is necessary and a necessity. this is the commitment of the people of these read to the people who is where they can literally buy from us. it's not about good or bad. this is not the commercial deal that we can evaluate. this is our commitment and he's right. we do whatever is necessary deals of duration, the auction, military maneuvers, international pressure in order to get all the hostages safely back home. mm hm. awesome. it will be willing to release all hostages in exchange for all palestinian prisoners. would that be an acceptable price to pay? i strongly believe and i will explain it a 2nd. why this is yet another psychological manipulation on behalf of from

lem. the kupinsky direction is no exception, in the kupinsky direction, the roshites tried to advance near sinkivka, petropalivka, carried out one air strike, used six kamikaze drones, and carried out 238 artillery attacks on ukrainian positions, however, in this direction it was possible to eliminate 208 russian the occupier and destroy six units of military equipment, including a tank, we see that after a certain temporary shelter in the liman direction, the enemy also became more active there, there were three attacks directly on kupinsky direction, 12 attacks in the limansky direction, ah, the weather has worsened, but this does not prevent us from throwing infantry into battle, attacking, accordingly, against us are units of both the regular army, which are formed from mobilized servicemen, and the so-called storm units storm storm storm also the hortatsia commander, general colonel oleksandr syrskyi, noted on the telegram channel that the former wagnerians have already been recorded,

let alone those who are in the profession of warlords, or other derbies, gains all dependant students lemming g at me at this deal by some members of a prime minister netanyahu, whose cabinet has been called painful and as it stands, do you think it's a good deal for israel? um, you know, i, i definitely don't do this. i just do a good deed to describe negotiating with this barbaric their organization. this is the court. this is necessary and a necessity. this is the commitment of the people of these read to the people who is where they can literally buy from us. it's not about good or bad. this is not the commotion that we can evaluate. this is our commitment and he's read, we do whatever is necessary deals of duration, the auction, military maneuvers, international pressure in order to get on their hostages safely back home. but how most of it will be willing to release all hostages in exchange for all palestinian prisoners. would that be an acceptable price to pay? i strongly believe and i will explain it a 2nd. why this is yet another psychological manipulation on behalf of from us the de

but please stick around. professor and author, jim's lemming will stay with us right after the break. and when we come back, what are the risks when meddling with mother nature with calls eating and whether manipulation? what are those? well, have more after the break, the as a, how are you guys today? you see here guys, they kept the store i visited and then use familiar email fuel just of the degree to offend them to the rules. the nazi theory of racial superiority, finished style for years of committee, and it says, all the place and 14 concentration comes. so the full prisoner of war, labor comes 10 prisons really well, you know, think she's the media venue. so i'm assuming you need even the, the chest is the leading enrollment. i couldn't lift people's gonna send me an approximately 25000 people went through the occupied of go to finish camps according to official figures. this move stuff suddenly level if the ship did utility and i give you an idea, i'm not sure it's just the size of the stuff. so again, the congress that i mean what the found in disease forced labor to achieve

lem >> it is kind of the same thing, isrsta well look, thankre?)lem yeah. coming on. it's been really fascinating about so much for coming on. it's been reall' story. nating about so much for coming on. it's been reall' story. whom about so much for coming on. it's been reall' story. whom by about so much for coming on. it's been reall'story. whom by fire?about your story. whom by fire? everyone . anas sarwar everyone who. anas sarwar fryston station . we're joined by fryston station. we're joined by dr. peter hughes , a philosopher dr. peter hughes, a philosopher and author who's written a book about how excessive kindness to one group can mean cruelty to another. see you in a moment. welcome back to free speech nation. how is kindness become cruel and divisive? well, that's a theory. being advanced by dr. peter hughes, a philosopher and author who has written this week about how acting with extreme kindness to one group can lead to acts cruelty towards to acts of cruelty towards another . and to acts of cruelty towards another. and i'm delighted to say th

sarah lemming, he's a nuisance. let's say it at least these that okay, these the pan handler. okay. um, sarah, but i mean, you know, for a lot of us it's been a parent that you claim is never going to win this conflict. it's actually a thing for most of us. and we, we were looking at how nato is going to react to it, not ukraine, because nato doesn't give a hoot about ukraine, really, certainly not about its people. okay. but sarah, that doesn't preclude have some kind of pros and cons, like, yeah, as nicolai's pointed out, you know, a 100 plus $1000000000.00. that's not some change. but you know, $3000000000.00 a year like they were giving to israel that sir, as you know, well, some would say lindsey graham, that's the best money we've ever spent. go ahead, sarah. well, i keep hearing about this frozen conflict. um idea an analyst circles on some, some media outlets, but when i think about frozen complex, i think of korea. and i don't believe that's a view based solution for ukraine, for this conflict and for this region in particular. um, the reason why i think the united states m

very gentle in your language, but because this is television, i won't express my exact opinion, sarah lemming, these a nuisance. let's say it at least these that okay, these the pan handler. okay. um, sarah, but i mean, you know, it for a lot of us, it's been a parent that you claim is never going to win this conflict. it actually, i think for most of us that we, we were looking at how nato is going to react to it. not ukraine, because nato doesn't give a hoot about ukraine, really? certainly not about its people. okay. but sarah, that doesn't preclude of some kind of pros and cons. like, yeah, as nicolai's pointed out, you know, a 100 plus $1000000000.00. that's not some change. but you know, $3000000000.00 a year like they were giving to israel that sir, as you know, well, some would say lindsey graham, that's the best money we've ever spent. go ahead, sarah. well, i keep hearing about this frozen conflict. um idea and analyst circles on some, some media outlets, but when i think about frozen complex, i think of korea and i don't believe that's a view based solution for the crane, for this

sarah lemming, he's a nuisance. let's say it at least these that okay, these the pan handler. okay. um, sarah, but i mean, you know, for a lot of us it's been a parent that you claim is never going to win this conflict. it's actually a thing for most of us. and we, we were looking at how nato is going to react to it, not ukraine, because nato doesn't give a hoot about ukraine, really, certainly not about its people. okay. but sarah, that doesn't preclude of some kind of pros and cons, like, yeah, as nicolai's pointed out, you know, a 100 plus $1000000000.00. that's not some change, but you know, $3000000000.00 a year like they were giving to israel that sir, as you know, well, some would say lindsey graham, that's the best money we've ever spent. go ahead, sarah. well, i keep hearing about this frozen conflict. um idea, an analyst circles on some, some media outlets, but when i think about the rose and complex, i think of korea. and i don't believe that's a view based solution for ukraine, for this conflict and for this region in particular. um, the reason why i think the united sta

very gentle in your language, but because this is television, i won't express my exact opinion, sarah lemming. there's a new sense. let's say it at least these that okay, these the pan handler. okay. um, sarah, but i mean, you know, it for a lot of us, it's been a parent that you claim is never going to win this conflict. it actually, i think for most of us that we, we're, we're looking at how nato is going to react to it. not ukraine, because nato doesn't give a hoot about ukraine, really? certainly not about its people. okay. but sarah, that doesn't preclude of some kind of pros and cons. like, yeah, as nicolai's pointed out, you know, a 100 plus $1000000000.00. that's not some change. but you know, $3000000000.00 a year like they were giving to israel that sir, as you know, well, some would say lindsey graham, that's the best money we've ever spent. go ahead, sarah. well, i keep hearing about this frozen conflict. um idea an analyst circles on some, some media outlets, but when i think about frozen complex, i think of korea and i don't believe that's a view based solution for the crane for

. >>> still to come on the program, with tensions flaring along israel's border with lem non, the foreign minister tells cnn, it's up to israel not to provoke war with hezbollah. we'll hear from him after the brbreak. >>> the u.s. secretary of state is expected to discuss with turkey's officials the war. turkey has been critical of israrael's moveses in gaza, cac its actitions crimeses against humanityty. blinken met with the iraq prime minister. he talked about the need to contain the crisis, between hamas and israel. an effort, blinken says is a u.s. priority. >> we're working hard to make sure that the conflict of gaza does not spread to other places. if it's here or elsewhere in the region. this is the work of american dipl diplomacy. that's what we're engaged in as well throughout this trip. >>> jennifer is traveling with antony blinken. his diplomatic task gets tougher in a region where most governments have populations in support of palestinians. and the latest stop is one of those countries. what's he hoping to achieve? >> that's right, michael. he's trying to consult with his par

nadenka, well, you understood perfectly what i mean, besides , i feel wonderful, wonderful, really, lemshouldn’t let fear take over, and we lost derzhinsky, but we have a majority in the politburo. we will be stronger as prisoners, well, we’ll have to rely on my authority and your energy. it's time to throw off the masks.

gentle in your language, but because this is television, i want to express my exact opinion, sarah lemming, there's a new sense. let's say it at least these that okay, these the pan handler. okay. um, sarah, but i mean, you know, it for a lot of us, it's been a parent that you claim is never going to win this conflict. it's actually a thing for most of us that we, we're, we're looking at how nato is going to react to it. not ukraine, because nato doesn't give a hoot about ukraine, really? certainly not about its people. okay. but sarah, that doesn't preclude have some kind of pros and cons. like, yeah, as nicolai's pointed out, you know, a 100 plus $1000000000.00. that's not some change. but you know, $3000000000.00 a year like they were giving to israel that sir, as you know, well, some would say lindsey graham, that's the best money we've ever spent. go ahead, sarah. well, i keep hearing about this frozen conflict. um idea an analyst circles on some, some media outlets, but when i think about frozen complex, i think of korea and i don't believe that's a view based solution for the crane

sarah lemming, he's a nuisance. let's say it at least these that okay, these the pan handler. okay. um, sarah, but i mean, you know, whatever it is for a lot of us, it's been a parent that you claim is never going to win this conflict. it's actually a thing for most of us that we, we're, we're looking at how nato is going to react to it, not ukraine, because nato doesn't give a hoot about ukraine, really, certainly not about its people. okay. but sarah, that doesn't preclude of some kind of pros and cons, like, yeah, as nicolai's pointed out, you know, a 100 plus $1000000000.00. that's not some change. but you know, $3000000000.00 a year like they were giving to israel that the as you know, else i'm would say, lindsey graham, that's the best money we've ever spent. go ahead, sarah. well, i keep hearing about this frozen conflict. um idea and analyst circles on some, some media outlets. but when i think about frozen complex, i think of korea. and i don't believe that's a view based solution for ukraine, for this conflict and for this region in particular. um, the reason why i think t

fifties had written a book and 1957 called nuclear weapons and foreign policy kissinger analyzed the lemmings french post for the soviet union. you developed a concept that the limited use of the american nuclear weapons. the books spock the conversation. in 1968, which should mix and when the us presidential election mixed a new with kissinger through his work and vice and other politicians. you, since you did not seem to highly of nixon for them, but he was flies when nixon of pointed to you as a national security advisor. i am to the asked declared that this assignment and i show, so the president elect with all my energy and dedication as a politician and the professor. so this julia would shape world history. nixon had campaigned the promised in the vietnam war. but at the beginning of his time, both men, we, you know, over the heads when we were still finding out the location of the offices and the ride out before we could do anything to know if we need to meet, started on the offensive in which 500 americans were killed a week and much of that came from, from the fact that we took this

about nature. oh well in general, i was a lover of science fiction and my favorite author is stanislav lem of literature, philosophical, a lot of literature on spiritual development, so i continue to love physics, so i continue to love quantum physics, all sorts of theories, well, perilman - yes, i had a reference book at school, this is a person whom, at the age of 5, i just took the book out of my grandfather’s closet and didn’t let go. from my hands until i learned to read before school , because i was wildly interested in him this is fantastic, entertaining physics, he was a great educator, yes, yes, and now there are also a lot of interesting things that connect quantum theory and that is , macrocosm and microcosm, it’s all very interesting, in general it seems to me that we are civilizationally and in all aspects of the humanitarian , scientific, civilizational, we are approaching such a leading edge , yes, when everything is already becoming on the one hand less more, at the same time, we have already climbed into the genome as a human being, we have already climbed into the microwo

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lem. >> dana: really, i am thert oppositeim. >> jeanine: i'm the opposite too.ed by 9:00. >> dana: i tried to be asleep by 9:30 on the weekdays and that works out pretty well. but that means on saturday night, 10:15 -- >> harold: let it rip on saturday. >> dana: when i worked at the white house, i didn't even have a clock, i would yawn at a certain time every night, it was 9:12t ev i w.n if we were out, peter would saty she's got 20 minutes before it is all over. 9:12, my parents instilled that in us. another facebook question from justina.t judge, what kind of study skills did you have when you were in college? i know you zipped through schoolnd of st. >> jeanine: i was very -- in order foscr me to learn somethig my desk had to be clean.some i remember in college, they had a basement in college, and there were not a lot of people there. it was really well-lit and just these little cubbies. so there was no distraction. when i was in law school, in thw library, everything was a tablao twice as long as this and oli found myself distracted, so iic really need quiet

so don't lem. so at the time when in a battle to preserve liberal democracy throughout the world, we're ourselves and hurting ourselves on the world stage and. and this is just the reality of what we're going through. the china russia, iran, north korea, they're succeeding. they're winning. they're getting more nations to line up behind them as. time goes on. and that's obviously a great danger for you and for for future. all right. i have many more questions, but let's get to the good questions now and would be remiss after your comments. we didn't start with the woman wearing the bernie shirt. hi. so if you could tell us your name, where you're from, your school in year, then ask your question in the form of a question. that would be great. so, yes, hi my name is finley. i am a freshman in the college of arts and sciences, and i was at right. you're good. yes. so as someone who does believe in the importance of bipartisanship, bipartisanship, perhaps contrarily to my shirt in your i understand yo

but peowe tweet you )lems. was respecting the country.tweet you about that. yeah.i >> we all tweet you about that. yeah. i mean, it's one of these stories where you can acknowledge that there is nuance. bad on both nuance. there's bad on both sides. you should protest , nuance. there's bad on both sides. you should protest, you shouldn't riot, but you also you shouldn't riot, but you also you should talk about the crime of someone who stabbed someone. don't hide this from that. >> exactly. and somebody is >> exactly. and if somebody is outraged because of because they saw school kids got saw little school kids got stabbed, they shouldn't be. hopefully be branded right wing extremists by by the irish prime minister and the funny thing, if you want to find the funny in this, is that the irish prime minister leo varadkar, reminds added the public that okay, yes , added the public that okay, yes, the attacker was a foreigner or originally a foreigner, but people who tried to neutralise him, some of them were also foreigners . so it tells you

but peowe tweet you )lems. was respecting the country.tweet you about that. yeah.i >> we all tweet you about that. yeah. i mean, it's one of these stories where you can acknowledge that there is nuance. bad on both nuance. there's bad on both sides. you should protest , nuance. there's bad on both sides. you should protest, you shouldn't riot, but you also you shouldn't riot, but you also you should talk about the crime of someone who stabbed someone. don't hide this from that. >> exactly. and somebody is >> exactly. and if somebody is outraged because of because they saw school kids got saw little school kids got stabbed, they shouldn't be. hopefully be branded right wing extremists by by the irish prime minister and the funny thing, if you want to find the funny in this, is that the irish prime minister leo varadkar, reminds added the public that okay, yes , added the public that okay, yes, the attacker was a foreigner or originally a foreigner, but people who tried to neutralise him, some of them were also foreigners . so it tells you

handle, give me the bag, please, yeah, now, what a gloomy place, i have bruises on my back, come on, lemin, this is not a toy, we’re talking about a voodoo doll someday , we heard that you are serious now, absolutely. normal practice for such sorcerers, dolls are made to bring illness and even death to the victim, typhoid, ugh, ugh, what disgusting, wait, wait, the stiletto was stuck into the body just like a pin into a doll, no, well, actually- it looks like it, yes, exactly, absolutely, yes, are you like children? yes, children, not children, but i don’t want to be here for an extra minute, so you finish, i ’ve already finished, yes, the time of death can be indicated, judging by the dynamics of the cooling of the body, death occurred 10-12 hours ago, around 10:00 evening, everything, the rest will be revealed by the autopsy, i left. so, that means you didn’t hear anything suspicious, no, unfortunately, i recently got sick with sickness, my hearing has deteriorated greatly, maybe screams, some sounds of a struggle, no, i went to take out the trash , i saw the door was open, i thought,

. >> well, like orange lemmings , >> well, like orange lemmings, they ignored the warning. then wallop. they only made it 50 yards down the road before they regretted having ever stepped foot off the pavement . stepped foot off the pavement. officers, officers , officers officers, officers, officers start arresting , please . as you start arresting, please. as you can see from some of these pictures, as promised, the arrest came thick and fast, didn't they? within minutes, the protest was over and the marchers piled into the back of police vans . now, it's good to police vans. now, it's good to see the police stepping in and actually doing their job, because until now, it's fallen on members of the public like a pair of scaffolders actually to step in and make their own minds felt. look at them now. just doing their. doing their bit. they would say other people, of course, would say that was violence and we can't condone any of that behaviour. but the fact appears that the fact appears to be that the police comfortable police feel more comfortable arresting white middle cla

. >> well, like orange lemmings , >> well, like orange lemmings, they ignored the warning.hen wallop. they only made it 50 yards down the road before they regretted having ever stepped foot off the pavement . stepped foot off the pavement. officers, officers , officers officers, officers, officers start arresting , please . as you start arresting, please. as you can see from some of these pictures, as promised, the arrest came thick and fast, didn't they? within minutes, the protest was over and the marchers piled into the back of police vans . now, it's good to police vans. now, it's good to see the police stepping in and actually doing their job, because until now, it's fallen on members of the public like a pair of scaffolders actually to step in and make their own minds felt. look at them now. just doing their. doing their bit. they would say other people, of course, would say that was violence and we can't condone any of that behaviour. but the fact appears that the fact appears to be that the police comfortable police feel more comfortable arresting white middle class

the lemmings tour is ensurin that district one has a republican lead, then all else being ealwhich of the following two precincts would they rather include in district one, a district with a precinct with 3,000 residents that went 900-800 trump or a precinct with the same number of ridts 3,000 that went 700-600 for biden. which one would you rather include a republican legislature. >> i would like to ow two things with respect to the racial makp,e know that the legislaturenenot only the partisan performppears and knew -- >> you don't know anything about cehich is what they claim. they didn't take race. and all befor you is 900-800 for trump and want to keep a republican. >> former. if they wereoong at pure partisan data and voting behavior over time -- >> that is the problem they claiwi dr.aga's methodology. thon you want to keeishe one with the greater number of votes for president biden and keep the district that went 900-800 to trump because as opposed that went 700-600 for biden. >> in theebuttal report controlledhe precinct side and controlling for that determined th black voters

the lemmings tour is ensuring that district one has a republican lead, tn all else beg equal, which of the following two precincts would they rather include in district one, a district with a prenc with 3,000 residents thawe 900-800 trump or a precinct with the same number of residents 3,000 that went 700-600 for de which one would you rhe include a republican legislature. >> i would like to know t things with respect to the racial makeup, we know that the legislatur knew not only the partisan perform appears and kn - >> you don't know anything about race which is wt ey claim. they didn't take race. and all beforeous 900-800 for trump and want to keep a republican. >> former. if they were looking at pure partis data and voting behavior over time -- >> that is the problem they claim with dr. ragusa's methodology. the one you want to keep is the one with the greater number of votes for president biden and keep theistrict that went 90800 to trump because as opposed that went 700-600 for biden. >> in the rebuttal report controll the precinct side and corolling for that determined that blac

you're going to see the destruction of capital like you wouldn't see, other than when lem takes all thes it in the chimney in "shield." >> down last 24 months down 80% versus s&p down 5%. >> it's vans you know, you got -- on got hit yesterday on the number. that is carl he stepped in from being very successful at logitech used to be p&g before, by the way. that's how he knew the ceo for clorox, who's now interim. and i think he could turn it around the guy came on with a quarter -- who comes on with a horrendous quarter and lays out a plan bracken darrell does and i know it's hard to turn around apparel ralph lauren's doing so much better, the stock is but i will tell you that they have brands at vf that he can ignite turning around a company is very hard, but new balance has turned >> look at tjx apparel, up 7% home, up 9%. >> home goods is so good if you haven't bought your thanksgiving stuff at home goods, forget it it's gone. this stock always does this. people freak out they say, what's the matter? it's the extra week. it was a conservative guide. just four days from now, buy it. f

i'm not qualified to have the view, but how many other companies like lemmings off of the cliff are goinge need to act? jonathan: the bar was low. t.k., you have been covering this longer than i have. trading four times forward earnings. tom: i was on rochester carburetor and i've never owned auto stocks. maybe it is my childhood, but it has been a train wreck for so long. my colleague at citigroup nailed the ascendancy of gm but you haven't seen it in the stock rice. jonathan: how investable are they now even with the capital return program? this is a conversation that we will have, but a lot of it is skipping over a low bar. you see that with footlocker this morning. sales -8%, the estimate can we get footlocker up premarket? it is skyrocketing by 11%. it is beating a very low bar. lisa: there is the bar to not file for bankruptcy. at this time it is about inventory unwind and the idea not performing as badly and not losing as much market share. how long can that last? jonathan: the opening a few hours away, $26, up about 9%. the outlook for next year according to the oecd, warning of a

she's chosen this purposefully, this language purposefully, but they're lemmings. this language purposefully language purposefully, but the�*they're not minggoing to go >> they're not just going to go along ben habib well, along with it. ben habib well, i don't think suella braverman is to blame for the marches and we know we saw today know that because we saw today a completely harmonious commemoration for remembrance sunday and there were no marches yesterday, was not harmonious. >> it was because 300,000 plus people decided to descend on london and espouse values which are alien to any civilised individual people calling for palestine to be free from the to river the sea. in other words, advocating the obliterate ation of a legitimate democratic country, and that is unacceptable at every level . and unacceptable at every level. and that for me is hate and you do. you do not get peace in the middle east by advocating hate. what they should have been doing on the march was championing peace. what they should have been for hamas to been asking for was for hamas to release the hostages, for h

representatives use to engage with first to conduct oversight on policy objectives and openly debate lemmings and spot waste, fraud and abuse. they have to be responsive to congress and engage in the oversight process and be accountable to the american people. however, on three separate occasions, c.e. q. chair has refused to testify before the committee on natural resources. the chair's staff and written emails from a few months ago actually questioned the precedent and need for congressional oversight hearings. c.e. q. has failed to respond to request letters, missing yet another deadline on monday october 31 for a second request for a production of documents. i would like to note for the record we are not the only experiencing frustration and issues we have been seeking answers on since june, let's say we are not alone. this type of endeavor from is -- behavior must not be allowed to continue. working hard in hand with the appropriations committee and process, republicans and democrats alike should support a funding to agency and agency heads who refuse to comply with congressional oversig

some sort of work that young lem, then go into school. then they go back into school. they experience outside they have no experience outside the of education, so they the world of education, so they encourage people do the encourage young people to do the same . they to school, they go same. they go to school, they go to , and often they'd to university, and often they'd be doing vocational be far better doing vocational training rather than going to university. wonderful university. so it's wonderful to have idea that teachers have the idea that teachers should some experience should get some work experience outside classroom. it can outside of the classroom. it can only their their only enhance their their teaching i think they should teaching and i think they should be it. be rewarded for doing it. i think they should be given a bonus if they've got that sort think they should be given a boworkf they've got that sort think they should be given a bowork experience.: that sort think they should be given a bowork ex

your reputation and calm down, please , today you are easily turned on for some reason, but from ... lem be aware of everything related to the profession and the business sphere, so try not to meddle in someone else’s personal life, don’t listen out of the woodwork, get ready in the evening. a successful day for cancers, it will help you complete something, finish something, solve some old problem, pay off debts, and in general everything is going in the right direction for you, the main thing is not to rush things, have patience. u leo it’s also a good day, but it may not be too smooth financially, so be careful with your money, as compensation there will be a chance to move up the career ladder, if that’s what you need. having seen a wonderful day, it will be possible to move something from its place, for what. previously, it was impossible to take on, implement some cherished plans and even make a small personal breakthrough, and someone else may fall in love with you, libra is still calm on the romantic front, and the stars believe that this is for the best, but the day is very good