, and that makes it hard for mickey to maintain his normally happy demeanor. >> i love knowing that mickey's dynamic range to him, right? like, he can get a little frustrated. he can be annoyed with his friends, and i think this story gave him the ability to do that when he sees goofy making a mess of his camp, he's like, come on, goof, let's get this under control. >> the new book, on sale now, is just part of high winds disney portfolio, which includes posters, fine art, and more. plus all that voice work on shows like mickey mouse clubhouse. >> everybody say, oh, tootles! oh, tootles. >> plus, theme park attractions, holiday specials, video games, even cruise lines. >> if you're sailing away on a cruise line, it's me. you know, let's sail away. >> a lifelong disney fan, i had never done any voice acting when a friend who'd heard his mickey impression told him disney was looking for someone. oh, boy. i went, auditioned, got the part, and has now been the official voice of mickey for 15 years. >> i'm still just a huge disney fan and that's where it all originated. i've been a fan of mickey

thank you for that update, mickey. _ together as a family. thank you for that update, mickey. together as a family. thank you for. that update, mickey. there is plenty more on our bbc news website and app. let's turn to the war in ukraine now. russia has imposed a tight security regime on areas bordering ukraine after this week's surprise incursion by ukrainian forces. it says freshly arrived tanks have taken up positions to help repel the ukrainians. clashes have been raging since ukraine's army launched its surprise incursion on tuesday. reports suggest they could be operating up to 30 kilometres inside russia, with intense fighting close to the town of sudkha. russia's nuclear agency has warned the incursion poses a direct threat to the kursk nuclear power plant. the un nuclear agency has urged both sides to exercise maximum restraint. with the latest about that surprise incursion into russia, here's our kyiv correspondent james waterhouse. i think if you look at the pictures you've just seen, i think that reflects what ukraine was after in the short term at least. russia i

i'm here on behalf of mickey and ar , 30 year resident of to know mickey and art at the playground.th of our kids vista, horace mann. and you get to know somebody at the playground especially the parents. they approach every calm, an open heart, and a willingness to learn. and they're very patient vocation as educators to be patient heard they reached out and said, you know we're in a tough spot, we're at the board of appeals. and in your wisdom, i think each one of you saw that something's happening here in which a duly issued permit from the city and county of san francisco, fr inspection, that affords each one of you jurisdiction . and you did. and i think you did the right thing because we have to hit the reset button because this was built. the good neighbor, the good neighborly, according to mickey and art, which they've shared with you, didn't didn't happen. and it should have. and again, these are two very modest people. they are loathe to create discomfort with yourf courage for them to come up here and dopermit comes the rights and privileges. rights and privileges of that

was promised complete safety. $5,000 suddenly turned out, he is prohibited from suing the owners of mickeyse, all because of his love for cartoons, when jeffrey picolo signed up for the disney plus streaming service, he did not know that he had fallen into a mousetrap. on the first page of the user agreement , it is highlighted that any dispute between you and us, except for minor claims, is subject to a class action waiver and must be resolved in individual mandatory arbitration. individual arbitration is a solution to a conflict. without litigation involving private arbitrators, in many cases pre-fed by large companies, which means that it will be almost impossible to win a dispute here. there are several problems: firstly, people do not know what individual arbitration is, secondly, when we are given something to sign, we do not read the documents and this makes a mistake. then it turned out that jeffrey fell into a mousetrap even twice, the same condition is put forward by the application, through which buy tickets to the amusement park, that is, having bought a ticket. people automati

that's not a mickey mouse degree. >> yeah.lly odd mickey mouse over the pandemic media studies or something, isn't it? it's not. which added, it's yeah, it's anything with the word studies. yeah.in anything with the word studies. yeah. in the title women study. >> yeah i know it's like but then again , this is the average then again, this is the average salary. i feel like a lot of people who study drama and engush people who study drama and english just didn't want to work. >> loads of my friends did drama. and they're doing actually no, they're not necessarily doing that well, but some of them are doing well. so i mean, i think this is really unfair. well, well, i don't know. >> i think just university is done. >> let's move on. leo, this is the telegraph. and what's this? this is a minus numpties ruining the lake district. yes. >> on mindless numpties are ruining the lake district. i thought numpties was a scottish term, but no, it's used here. >> yeah, english. all right. >> yeah, english. all right. >> cool. so, groups of

your mobile, you already. owe something to someone and be doubly careful if the icon flashes you a mickeyouse smile. this mouse will not even apologize if you visit it in an amusement park, the person closest to you will die. last october , a married couple, canapcorn tantuan and her husband jeffrey pikalo, visited disneyland in orlando. for the woman, the rides turned out to be fatal, she was killed by corn aladies, which caused an acute attack of allergies. she always had them with her. that she suffers from allergies and she was promised complete safety. they claimed that the food was dairy-free products and nuts. forty minutes after lunch, the woman began to have difficulty breathing. before the ambulance arrived, she gave herself an antihistamine shot, but still lost consciousness. epipen is a drug, but it only temporarily preserves life and allows you to get to the hospital, it is not a cure. the antidote that was administered at the hospital did not help either, the woman died the same day. the grief-stricken widower sought justice, but a criminal case was never opened. then he dem

here on behalf of mickey and art. the appellant, 30 year resident of the mission.i got art at the playground. both of our kids are at buena you get to know somebody at the playground especially the parents situation with calm, an open heart, and a willingness to teach and to learn. and they're very patient because that is their to be patient. and when i heard they reached out we're in a tough spot, we're at the board of appeals. and in your i you saw that something's happening herely issued permit from the c and county of san francisco, from the department of building inspection, th affords each one of you jurisdiction to do somethingu did. and i think you did the right thing because we have to hit because this washborly vibes, according to mickey a you, didn't didn't happen. and it should have. and again, these are two very are loathe to create neighbor, so it takesome up here and do this. now comes the rights and of that permit that is bestowed to the perm whatever it is that you can do, but it also responsibilities and ignorance of what those responsibilit state

there's some incredible stories here about him with mickey cohen and bugsy siegel and people like that. so it's quite an interesting book. i think my perspective, but it's all in now, basically in the story excuse me, this is all, in his words, what we did. my wife and i, joanne, who's an english professor, we took all of his private journals and we compiled and edited and reduced it to 500 pages to tell his own story in his own words. and we got lots of photographs and stuff like that. and what's really cool is you can see if you take hat off and i put my glasses on. there's quite a resemblance. let's see if we can. let's let's see if we can get a little closer on that and we'll let that happen. why did you write a book about your uncle? is this a tribute? well, you could call it a labor of love, right? well, what would a general audience out of this? well, there's a lot of it's a story about a motivational story in many ways, because clarence gougeon was born dirt poor in alberta, canada, and he kind of became, you know, like a lot of these people like ben franklin, a lot of the othe

what was that, mickey? mickey says the surprises are gonna be huge. whit?e what happens. >> rebecca: i thought so, too. yeah. >> whit: thank you, rebecca. appreciate it. let's go to ginger in central park. good morning. >> ginger: hey, good morning to you, whit. i am here with kristen, who is from brooklyn, but camped out for your first concert to see? >> it feels good! nicky jam! >> ginger: does feel good for nicky jam coming up. even though we're a little sticky and we will be getting rain later on today, we're going to clear this out for a beautiful weekend, not just in new york city, but philadelphia, too. the dryer air will scoot in. >> deb >> deborah: now to the hottest accessory for summer. personal fans. with record breaking temperatures around the nation, people are now finding relief in hand held and wearable fans. gma life style contributor lori bergamotto is here to put her spin -- i couldn't help it -- on the story. good morning, lori. >> good morning, deborah. that's right. as swelters midsummer temperatures keep rising, so has the interest in

there's some incredible stories here about him with mickey cohen and bugsy siegel and people like that. so it's quite an interesting book. i think my perspective, but it's all in now, basically in the story excuse me, this is all, in his words, what we did. my wife and i, joanne, who's an english professor, we took all of his private journals and we compiled and edited and reduced it to 500 pages to tell his own story in his own words. and we got lots of photographs and stuff like that. and what's really cool is you can see if you take hat off and i put my glasses on. there's quite a resemblance. let's see if we can. let's let's see if we can get a little closer on that and we'll let that happen. why did you write a book about your uncle? is this a tribute? well, you could call it a labor of love, right? well, what would a general audience out of this? well, there's a lot of it's a story about a motivational story in many ways, because clarence gougeon was born dirt poor in alberta, canada, and he kind of became, you know, like a lot of these people like ben franklin, a lot of the othe

football schedule isn't this a glass suit as close of business because she never did to me, vehicles. mickey, use those dice equal should both the new subsets school does what the ship are going to divide 20 in the city. so you will give us their shots, the meal the, the wheel shows is on the pictures. the image is let's, let's switch it to get the, you know, show this for us to deal with this, the great, the should the lifting a lexical curtain. let me meet as close to the so much, i'm much in either the, the the the, the, the, the, the most, the with the, what was the i just the was still going to the me. so let's do it to the left. you know, you'll do most of the future things legit and they're gonna split the multi. i'm just and i need to one think a little of us come on the bus. that's more just the, just the cause of the remember some of us we can, we can about over by the, by the, by the bed. i mean, what do i pay annually the, i mean would you, does that? uh well i assume i got all the drums to be sure the machine and remove the costs, giving me system, boom. are the ones that is or

mickey d's taking us back to our childhood. >> they're going to bring back the n64 rooms.ember that? 64? okay, just for grownups, mcdonald's is offering adult happy meals called the collector's meals that come with one of six new collectible cups. >> i'm looking at those cups. they look pretty cool. i saw shrek one in there. the meals will be available all day. there's even a breakfast option and the cups will highlight classic keepsake designs. coca-cola hello kitty, peanuts, barbie, hot wheels, shrek, jurassic park, and minions. i remember collecting all the burger king, backstreet boy action figures. >> they did all five and i got all of them. my brother and i were really competitive about it. >> the more i learn the early 2000 were fun. i still have the. >> maybe don't ask. and finally, to some eager beavers across the pond, these adorable baby beavers were caught on camera taking a leisurely overnight dip in london. the family was introduced to a nature reserve in west london last october, and these babies are known as. kits are believed to be the first beavers born i

the financial source is from the company that makes the cartoon character mickey mouse. this is when the most beautiful memories of our childhood are recorded by watching this animated cartoon. we on the opposite side, we see the children of gaza who see their families burning in front of their eyes. another animated program is carton dora, which seems to be full of moral concepts. children in the gaza strip used to go to school with backpacks that had pictures of cartoon characters on them. now how to tell them the same. the characters destroyed their schools and that is unfortunate. thank you very much for being with us. god bless i would like to greet you again, dear compatriots, have a good evening. according to the temperature map , we expect that until tomorrow it will continue in the northern parts let's see the temperature decrease in our country. but in the central areas of the southern parts, hot weather continues. rains tonight in the northwestern parts of the country, as well as the southern shores of the caspian sea , the southern slopes of elbort, the north

and in the seven debates changed and he didn't have any news media county didn't have any mickey mousestraight up conversations about freedom and slavery in the constitution. i think if donald trump says every day i'm eager to debate her, i'm happy to stand on the stage. she gets to ask me questions, i got to ask her questions. what is she afraid of? that all he has to say. what is he afraid of? and i think the truth is that he will grant her down. >> sean: i hope you're right. i hope every american understands everything that we're putting on the screen. the media knows about it. i have it on my website, the kamala files, her and her own words, or radicalism. you can hear it yourself permit and played it a lot of this program captivated on my radio program. have the walls -- walz files, you can download it, you can fit into social media, give it your fans, your families, and coworker and bypass the media. and deputize everybody in this audience and i hope they'll send it around. hannity.com. it's free. anyway, newt gingrich. thank you. when we come back, kamala harris not trying to ad

mickey d's up over 8% this month alone.h, i think mcdonald's looking a little bit better from a pricing standpoint. i think people have a little more conviction that, you know, the menu items and the discounting that they've been doing is going to take hold. you know, on the downgrades i think there are all kind of interesting. these are more of the growth stories and sweetgreen in particular, what's hard on that one is the valuation is quite high and the profitability still isn't there and so it's hard to feel super confident on what exactly the terminal profitability will look like, right? we are all looking for the next chipotle. we all want to find it but it's hard to know if something like lunch is going to work, right? this company really needs to be able to do dinner, as well, in order for the average unit volumes to match what chipotle can do. >> you know, it's interesting. the downgrades of these, maybe the analyst doesn't cover cava. it cloe closed at a whole new high up 40% and to julie's point this is not a prof

it was. >> it was giving times square mickey a little bit.s live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. download the app now and start streaming. >> and as we head to break, let's take a live look outside and see what's what on a monday morning it is 654. we'll be right back. >> this is abc 724 >> in san francisco, live at levi's stadium in san jose. >> live in oakland. yeah. >> you're watching abc seven news live anytime, anywhere. we are we are we are we are, we are, we are where you are. >> never miss a moment of the news that matters to you. download our abc seven bay area streaming app. join us and z's baking the house special. arisa's styling a new look. and steve's filling his biggest order ever. with the first ever comcast business five-year price lock guarantee, these business owners get five years of value on gig speed internet and advanced security. all from the company with 99.9% network reliability. so now they can focus on doing what they d

the little girl, the twins sat in the corner holding onto their mickey mouse. in l these evacuations the child has not been able to leave her toy. this is one of many stories. >> speaking of safety we have heard reports today, yesterday and for many days now schools that are doubling as shelters and houses, residential areas being struck. have you seen that? >> i have seen it in abundance. the amount of rubble and destroyed buildings, it's hard to imagine if you aren't here. we were in gra a city today whee the destruction was mind-boggling. people pointed out destroyed buildings saying they believe there were bodies there by no means to bring them back. you can hear it. in our house here can feel the impact. >> fewer than 90 days remain until the u.s. presidential election. both kamala harris and donald trump are out rallying voters. vice president harris is campaigning in arizona. it's a critical battleground state. former president donald trump is set to campaign in montana where a key senate seat is up for grabs. the events come after the candidates agreed

the little girl, the twins sat in the corner holding onto their mickey mouse. in all these evacuations the child has not been able to leave her toy. this is one of many stories. >> speaking of safety we have heard reports today, yesterday and for many days now schools that are doubling as shelters and houses, residential areas being struck. have you seen that? >> i have seen it in abundance. the amount of rubble and destroyed buildings, it's hard to imagine if you aren't here. we were in gra a city today whee the destruction was mind-boggling. people pointed out destroyed buildings saying they believe there were bodies there by no means to bring them back. you can hear it. in our house here we can feel the impact. >> fewer than 90 days remain until the u.s. presidential election. both kamala harris and donald trump are out rallying voters. vice president harris is campaigning in arizona. it's a critical battleground state. former president donald trump is set to campaign in montana where a key senate seat is up for grabs. the events come after the candidates ag

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tumble and i and democrats unencumbered her mickey sure the cap covers everyone and not just seniorswell. our project 2025 for you, your family instead of handing big pharma a big blank check. this is what we don't talk enough about i don't think. in the process we are going to save the taxpayer. the budget is going to be reduced by hundreds of billions of dollars. just the first year. $160 billion less government is going to have to pay out to pharma. i can pay out for so much more or it can simply reduce the deficit. folks, that is what i call a win. my predecessor and his maga friends in congress tried to repeal the affordable care act. obamacare. they tried to repeal it over 50 times. we stopped them. along the way i made the affordable care act even stronger protecting a million more americans. over 40 million. republican congressman want to cut medicare and social security. they went -- here is what they are proposing. they are proposing another $5 billion tax cut for the wealthy. by the way, this guy we are running against, when he was president, he gave a $2 trillion tax cut

. >> let's bring in mickey bergman. he helped negotiate wnba star brittney griner's release from russia. he also has written the book in the shadows, true stories of high-stakes negotiations to free americans captured abroad. he's also the vice president of the governor richardson center in texas make you thanks so much for joining us. we appreciate it. that i first just want to get your thoughts. yeah. i'm happy to have you get your thoughts on this historic prisoner swap that we saw. that was so complicated and took the buy-in of many us allies to get this done. >> yeah i think it's a tremendous feat look, i've been in my organization, has been working with a lot of the families of americans that are have been held in russia. and those who still remain held in russia. but this was a us government operation. it wasn't a good lead and executed by the government i commend the white house, the state department, the cia. this took so much coordination in such careful choreography to pool, we should all be very, very proud

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is risk nuclear annihilation in pursuit of a fantasy, so that the military industrial complex or the mickey met as re, likes to refer to it can generate more revenue now. okay, david, that's a good point in lieu of a strategy which just keep enriching the arms producers. okay. inside the beltway, so they can buy another house in the hamptons. go ahead. yeah, i mean, the strategy, a big guy is for us to maintain its, uh, its iron grip on, on data, which is really just uh, you know, it's part of, uh, america's liberal empire and consist of, uh, imperial dependencies are being lighted. states, what we need to do here in the us is to transform us back to republic from empire and, and i think president trump is moving, you know, forward in that direction with the plan to restructure nato. hold us troops out of the eastern europe. perhaps even a hand over the david we're getting, we're approaching the bank here. a bit of tough trump is elected on that platform. don't you think they'll in peach him before and all your ration? well, it depends on whether there's, it's a, you know, it's a democrat c

and while they're playing that game and the excitement gets great to find people standing behind the mickey side best on each other. so we can't even begin to sort of stick on wrap all of these different aspects. but just to say that the end result, i believe, has been a good puts in more than anybody else already. why did you say that it is given him a great deal of hop propaganda publicity opportunity if you remember us page $6000000000.00 to receive 5 americans from the wrong last year? 5 americans held as hostages there 1200000000 ahead. so obviously this deal under that mark and condition that type of price points under this deal, it must have been worth at least $60000000000.00 or more dollars to puts in, in, in times of benefits. and one of those is the prospect that he can help keep donald trump out of office because you've already heard him say he does not want to have to deal with him in the future. so perhaps the part of the benefits is to enable the to tend to remain within the democratic administration in washington, which he seems to feel as is easier to uh, to deal with for,

while they're playing that game and the excitement gets great, you find people standing behind the mickey side this on each other. so we can't even begin to sort of digging around all of these different aspects. but just to save at the end result, i believe has benefited fruits and more than anybody else already. why decided that this is giving him a great deal of propaganda? was the opportunity if you remember, the us page $6000000000.00 to receive 5 americans from iran last year, 5 americans held as hostages there, 1200000000 ahead. so obviously this deal under that market condition, that type of price points under this deal, it must have been worth at least $60000000000.00 or more dollars to put in in any kind of benefits. and one of those is the prospect that he can help keep donald trump out of office because we've already heard him say he does not want to have to deal with him in the future. so perhaps the part of the benefits is to enable the to tend to remain with a democratic administration in washington, which he seems to feel as is easier to uh, to deal with for, from his persp

they call them mickey mouse degrees . i they call them mickey mouse degrees. and i know this firsthand. i happen to i did one myself media studies, media studies, film studies , stand up studies, film studies, stand up comedy a waste of money. yeah, yeah , i hope that this is. and yeah, i hope that this is. and if they raise the cap , i hope if they raise the cap, i hope people come to their senses, realises degrees are not what they used to be and do something more important. >> this is a problem. this is a problem of centralisation, is that the government is involved in everything, including giving these universities money, and they're supposedly private institutions. but the university but the government is involved in money. >> and the louis. i assume you didn't get to read this one because there's so many stories for you. we face 400 threats in a single day, revealed jewish chaplains on campus. i did get to read it. did you? did you manage to read it? i did pretty insane. >> you can. well, it's not insane. we live in a horrible time, right now. >> well, b

can i ask you, do you think this is the right thing to do, mickey?e side? now, this was relevant in 2020. is it still relevant today ? today? >> you know what? it's a fantastic question. >> i think it's always relevant. >> i think it's always relevant. >> martin, in regard to it highlights racism again. >> i mean, but i can take you back to the early 80s when i was a kid playing in football, you know, john barnes, he was having bananas thrown at him. he was unmasked , thrown at him. it was unmasked, thrown at him. it was discrimination all over. and we had various campaigns. then you know, 1996, you know, show racism the red card. we would wear t shirts, stop racism right weart shirts, stop racism right up to modern day with taking the knee. i mean, i thought that was all gone last season, but obviously it was brought back in some cup games. some players did it, some players didn't. yes. anything that highlights racism has got to be a good thing. a positive thing. but is it working ? martin. that's the working? martin. that's the question we've got.

asian american voters in indian american voters and particular their capability ratings for people like mickey here, we can do that for all the saw me as well as their favorability ratings for harris . and you can say that all 3 of them have indian origin. and if anything, haley and robin saw me both sides of their parental heritage comes from india. so maybe they would have had an advantage. what we found it said was that the helium robins probably did not do well among indian americans in terms of their favorability ratings. that they have net unassailable ratings. whereas harris had a net favorable rating. so that indicates already what are the communities in terms of how they because they lean more democratic much harris is much more likely to have to have their support. and this was last year and will be seen in last month is even greater enthusiasm for harris. you see the south asians for here association women for here. so patient for here's people are just coming out. seems rose in terms of volunteer energy and campaign contributions have skyrocketed as well. so here's likely hubbard.

some are expected 12,000 a nttumble and i and democrats unencumbered her mickey sure the cap covers everyone not just seniors as well. our project 2025 for you, your family instead of handing big pharma a big blank check. this is what we don't talk enough about i don't think. in the process we are going to save the taxpayer. the budget is going to be reduced by hundreds of billions of dollars. just the first year. $160 billion less government is going to have to pay out to pharma. i can pay out for so much more or it can simply reduce the deficit. folks, that is what i call a win. my predecessor and his maga friends in congress tried to repeal the affordable care act. obamacare. they tried to repeal it over 50 times. we stopped them. along the way i made the affordable care act even stronger protecting a million more americans. over 40 million. republican congressman want to cut medicare and social security. they went -- here is what they are proposing. they are proposing another $5 billion tax cut for the wealthy. by the way, this guy we are running against, when he was president, he gave a

asian american voters and the american voters in particular, their favorability ratings for people like mickey here, we can do that for on the saw me as well as their favorability ratings for harris. and you could say that all 3 of them have indian origin. and if anything, haley and robinson, i mean both sides of their parental heritage comes from india. so maybe they would have had an advantage. what we found it said, was that healey brothers probably did not do well among indian americans in terms of their favorability ratings. they have net unassailable ratings. whereas harris had a net favorable rating. so that indicates already what are the communities in terms of how they because they lean more democratic, their harris is much more likely they have to have their support. and this was last year and will be seen in last month. is even for reader as easy as for harris. you see the south asians for here association women for here. so patient for here's people are just coming out in 0 in terms of volunteer energy and complete contribution to skyrocketed as well. so we're here will likely have

asian american voters in indian american voters and particular their capability ratings for people like mickey here, we can do that for on the saw me as well as their favorability ratings for harris. and you could say that all 3 of them have indian origin. and if anything, haley and robins, sorry, both sides of their parental heritage comes from india. so maybe they would have had an advantage. what we found it said, was that handling robinson, we did not do well among indian americans in terms of their favorability ratings that they have. net, i'm samples. chris harris had that favorable really. so that indicates already what are the communities in terms of how the me because the lean more democratic, they're much harris is much more likely they have to have their support. and this was last year and will be seen in last month is even greater enthusiasm for harris . you see the south asians for here association women for here. so patient for harris. people are just coming out in droves in terms of volunteer energy and campaign contributions have skyrocketed as well. so here's likely have her g

mickey bergman. great to have your perspective on this tonight. thank you. >> thank you so much. >> and thank you all so much for joining us on this busy friday night, seeing a news newsnight starts right now

so that the military industrial complex or the mickey met as re, likes to refer to it can generate more revenue now. okay, david, that's a good point in lieu of a strategy which just keep enriching the arms producers. okay. inside the beltway, so they can buy another house in the hamptons. go ahead. yeah, i mean, the strategy a big guy is for us to maintain its, uh, its iron grip on, on data, which is really just uh, you know, as part of the americas liberal empire and consist of imperial dependencies of united states. what we need to do here in the us is to transform us back to republic from empire and, and i think president trump is moving, you know, forward in that direction with a plan to restructure new. you know, all us troops out of the eastern europe. perhaps even a hand over the david where i get it, we're approaching the bank here, but it took trumpets elected on that platform. don't you think they'll in peach in before and all your ration? well, it depends on whether there's, it's a, you know, it's a democrat control house. i mean, if he wins, uh, we're gonna, you know, repub

mickey bergman. great to have your perspective on this tonight. thank you. thank you.

and they're getting what are called mickey mouse degrees, which unfortunately aren't actually mickey won't even get you a job at disney. and also, i think what the kids are seeing as they're growing up and they're seeing on the news what's coming out of universities is the jew hating demonstrations and discussions of magic. >> i can do that for free. yeah. >> i can do that for free. yeah. >> yeah, totally. well, you're welcome. and, you know, a place where you can learn sort of magical gender spells and change your identity. and this and that. that's not what university is supposed to be about. so i think that what people are seeing, a university isn't looking like we're not hearing interesting things at universities are discovering, because instead we're hearing all this stuff, but of course, it was tony blair's drive to get 50% of the country or young people into university. and i agree with you end up with a lot of unemployed people. he's backtracking on a hell of a lot ofideas backtracking on a hell of a lot of ideas that he had. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> he's

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they call them mickey mouse degrees . i they call them mickey mouse degrees.nd i know this firsthand. i happen to i did one myself media studies, media studies, film studies , stand up studies, film studies, stand up comedy a waste of money. yeah, yeah , i hope that this is. and yeah, i hope that this is. and if they raise the cap , i hope if they raise the cap, i hope people come to their senses, realises degrees are not what they used to be and do something more important. >> this is a problem. this is a problem of centralisation, is that the government is involved in everything, including giving these universities money, and they're supposedly private institutions. but the university but the government is involved in money. >> and the louis. i assume you didn't get to read this one because there's so many stories for you. we face 400 threats in a single day, revealed jewish chaplains on campus. i did get to read it. did you? did you manage to read it? i did pretty insane. >> you can. well, it's not insane. we live in a horrible time, right now. >> well, but

it was supposed to be a funeral, and the anointment and mickey halley, so that we wound up with, i don't know, some terrible sits right now. we got this like weird thing with the democrats going on as it was going to be their candidate. and i'm still, i'm still just laying odds that it was supposed to be here. hillary versus hailey. that's what i, i scope out and back in february. and that's what i still think is on the table for the 3 weeks in chicago. well, daniel can, can, i mean, how did they move forward? i mean, you know, the, the, the advantage we have with trump is that he was president at one time. okay. so we know what kind of decision making process easy as, or doesn't have. and i mean, but who's going to be in his cabinet? okay. we can have j defiance. good. that's great. but mike pompeo, it head of defense. i mean, how is that gonna work? yeah, and you're seeing the same people come come back around and we will probably get to this. i don't want to blow the whistle too soon, but you know, uh, even the ukraine situation we had you, i'm sure that all the, all 3 of the gentleme

and this is land seed at new generation of weapons, but is mickey and so felt when the ukrainian buffalo feels like it's good topless out to 0, keep us and all the news police in germany of detained a 15 year old in connection with the styling of times that killed 3 people on friday. they say they're still looking for the main sauce bags. 8 people injured in the attack in the western city of zooming and during the local festival. ok the it says off of the load off to stay in the current situation is that we unfortunately have to move on the dates of a 67 year old man, a 56 year old man and a 56 year old woman, one of the 8 physically injured or currently being treated, 4 of them seriously injured. does one want to bring you off for a quick break protest and we had, did you know, so that was against a police operation that supports the closure of schools in the demolition of homes . the hello, we have a developing a spring swimming tie, food making its way across the northwest pacific. there we go. there's a shame shine and it is likely to become a super time food as we go one into the pa