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but does one have found inspiration and an english youngster that's in the absence of captain michaele voice and vice count and months, whole months? what were you doing when you were 19, if you asked jude bellingham, he provided an assist on his debut as captain for but was he had brought men against cologne last week. dot went, went on to lose the match. but there was never any doubt about bellingham leadership. it's a dream come through really and i when i 1st saw him with his globe, it's some from the i never even thought it was possible to log. you know, i met the players and realize that they could give me the believe to one that'd be the captain. bellingham was asked to lead the team once again for their mid week champions, league clash english teenager, inspiring his team to, for one victory over to via by scoring a goal and setting up another hota, he did an incredible job house. it was excellent job. you've seen why he's wearing the captain's arm bandits, even though he so young as a humorous. many big clubs have shown interest in bellingham by an are renowned for snatching their c

voice: bushmaster. crazyhorsene-eight. michaelganization knew the identity of the person who'd uploaded the video or where it had come from. kristinn: the way wikileaks is structured is basically promising the protection of the source, and the best protection is not knowing the source, and that's what we tried to achieve. ♪♪♪ michael: the source of the video was bradley manning, a lonely 21-year-old private, who later became chelsea. the private was stationed in an outpost in iraq, struggling with her identity and with the gravity of what she was seeing about u.s. conduct in the war. nancy hollander: she felt affronted by what she saw. she was also in a difficult period for her. i mean, she didn't really have friends there. people weren't friendly to her. she was having all these conflicts about who she was, you know, whether she was bradley, a man, or chelsea, a woman. michael: manning secretly downloaded masses of classified material, then she contacted wikileaks. nancy: well, she reached out. she had the information. she was ho

his republican opponent tim michaels voiced support for the ban that has no exception for rape and incestill to grant those exceptions. when asked about the special session on tuesday, he simpy said, people want to focus on crime and inflation. i want to bring in reporter molly beck. so molly, is governor evers' push working? how are voters responding? >> the entire campaign on the democrats side in the governor's race has been focused on abortion for weeks. it doesn't look like that's going to change in the final weeks of this race. the democrats are hoping that the popular opinion in wisconsin, which statewide polling shows is about 83% wants exceptions to the abortion law in wisconsin right now. they are hoping that that opinion will push enthusiasm to vote. democrats are facing head winds this election season. it's a republican favored year and they are hoping that this issue of abortion that was unexpected many, many months ago for them will be something that will boost enthusiasm in a year that they were not expecting to see having more enthusiasm for republicans. >> we are seeing d

. >> reporter: he said if he can get a job and pay taxes on his salary, he should have a voice. michael george, cbs news, new york. >>> my sister, believe it or not, shot this video of the spacex rocket from palm springs. it's launching a batch of star link satellites into orbit. she didn't know that when she sent it to me. she was freaking out just a little bit. but it's okay. paul is here, this is his area of expertise. >> well, kind of, until it leaves the atmosphere. but yes, elon musk making plenty of waves elsewhere tonight for other reasons, but he also tweeted out this picture during the spacex launch. and maybe he'll be cross promoting his other platforms. the rocket is topped with 53 satellites. about 15 minutes into launch, the satellites were deployed into orbit. they're signed to bring internet to customers around the world, including underserved areas. this is spacex's 49th mission of the year already. the idea is the rocket then comes back to earth and lands on a ship offshore. around here, we'll return to earth and the weather. the clouds with us from time to time tomorr

. >> he argues if he can get a job and pay taxes on his salary he should have a voice. michael george, cbs news new york. >> we have you covered on election night with three ways to watch as the votes come in. coverage begins at 5:00 on election day on cbs news bay area, kpix5, and our sister station. >>> october is blindness awareness month . in sacramento one community came together to fix up a blind woman's home and we are shown how the project is coming along. >> from the front yard to the back, this community has a covered. >> i've been stunned. it's like all of a sudden i have a whole family here. >> blind from the time she was a baby, she did not realize how run down her home of 30 + years had become. that's when her neighbor rented of the community to fix it up for free. >> we all kind of did, what do you call this? break hands together? and the deal was sealed. >> it renews my hope because the last two years there was a lot of separation, a lot of divisiveness, not only in our country but we didn't know each other. >> they know each other now, working side-by-side and

political big beasts or tory voices would bejoining more political big beasts or tory voices would be joining that of michaelove. we have grants chaps on the front page of the times. that is rants on the front page of the times. that is grants chaps. _ on the front page of the times. that is grants chaps, liz _ on the front page of the times. twat is grants chaps, liz truss got into her office and said he was one of the most effective cabinet ministers but he would be sacked because he didn't back her. he turned against her comments on this like she knows nothing about politics. very odd. the way this has been handled from a party management point of view is it would be an insult to images to call it amateur hour. she inherited a divided and unhappy party, and instead of attempting to bring the party together, think tanks, all of that sort of stuff, she decided to launch into a series of controversial tax cuts and not unsurprisingly, mps are saying that they are not going to go for it. this is really basic stuff. make sure you've got your mps on side before you announce radical new policy. before you announc

trey: i know you are running against michael bennett, i heard a voice in the last week, how do you keepident trump supporters but make sure in a tough state in colorado, they are welcome too. >> i'm a contractor, not a politics, said what i said. i got a lot of supporters that are trump fans, and a lot of supporters that are ron desantis fans and that are tim scott fans, i love tim scott. he was here helping me campaign last week has great ideas, i have been endorsed by pompeo and nikki haley, and ron desantis came out. we're holding a whole coalition together, a great campaign. trey: you better give tim scott back to us. i didn't know he was in colorado, we need him back here in south carolina. let me ask but crime s -- has that become an issue in your race? if so, how. >> we have record crime here in colorado. up 30%, we're number three in violent crime. we're numb one in auto theft, hard to believe we lost 1900 coloradans to drug overdose last year. this fentanyl comes straight up, i25 from the unsecurity border, bennett and biden have failed to secure that border, we have to do more

michael howard, a former very senior tory spoke to us this morning and gave us his thoughts on voice johnson. -- on boris johnson. michael: boris johnson has had his chance, and he blew it. he was not able to keep the confidence of conservative members of parliament. i think to go back to the psychodrama of the johnson premiership would be a great mistake, and i hope they don't make that mistake. guy: bloomberg reported joe mays joins us now. he has been covering this story for us from westminster. joe, where are we? obviously we have seen a lot of drama around boris johnson, but how does he feature in terms of how impede -- mps are lining up? joe: we just had the first formal candidacy declared, that is penny mordant. we have yet to hear a formal declaration from rishi sunak. of course, voice johnson is the person everybody is talking about. will he get enough support to get 100 nominations? he has nearly 50 backers publicly. more in private as well. there is some way to go before that 2:00 p.m. deadline on monday. he probably is going to get across the threshold. if you were to be i

after all, this is the peculiarity of this provocation, provoking as here it was directly by michael and voicedof this bridgehead. well, like, what do we have to do with it? we're not even interested. we don't need it. it's you yourself. there are either russians, or ukrainians, or there, respectively, europeans should be intervene. the goal is to reiterate the goal of this whole action. is to unleash a big european war europe, all european countries and russia must burn in a nuclear conflict european americans hope to stay overseas and this is the goal. well, how are they going to turn out? i do not agree. here with almost all colleagues here. now one second. see. i disagree with almost everyone. this definitely cannot be considered within the framework of, uh, the informational component of the war, like us once again discredit nonsense. that's not what we're talking about now. i do not agree with the fact that, well, there really are , uh, some demonstrations that need to be thrown up. and yes, this is not a question of information warfare. this is a question of the war itself, the question

. >> by the way, that was the voice of the late brian sicknick's mother there. michaelarly angry and incredulous in that meeting and used a lot of colorful language, as well. what do you want us to take away from these recordings? >> the overall takeaway is this. the experience that i had with meeting with members of congress. unfortunately, while it was primarily republican members and it was members on both sides of the aisle was indifference. indifference to me. indifference towards the mother of an officer who died as a result of fulfilling his oath and his duty on january 6th and indifference to law enforcement officers in general, and i think ultimately, that's the big takeaway from my book is that there's a lot of potential dangers in trump and his followers, but ultimately, i think what's going to be our downfall as america is our indifference. our indifference to the pain that was caused by donald trump to so many different americans, and our indifference to our neighbors' experience. >> you mentioned the price, the high price you've had to pay by simply tellin

michael bolton. and she freaked out. and he was unbelievable. >> jimmy: he's got a great voice, yeah. >> but he was just so generous. t. i literally thought he would just show up, sing happy birthday, go home. you know. >> jimmy: oh. >> it's michael bolton. >> jimmy: is he still at your house? [ laughter ] >> i wouldn't mind it. i mean, the show was amazing. >> jimmy: he's got a lot of kits, he could probably hang for a while. how long did he sing for you? >> he showed up, he did a sound check like three hours before the party. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, yeah. >> he was full-on pro. >> jimmy: yeah, sure. >> he sang for, like, 20 minutes. >> we have a video of this. and this is a -- it's great. this is your friend reacting to the big surprise. ♪ ♪ >> oh my gosh! ♪ when a man loves a woman ♪ >> yes! ♪ can't keep his mind on nothing else ♪ ♪ if she's bad he can't see it ♪ >> jimmy: i feel like her husband -- [ cheers and applause ] -- is having more of a reaction than she is. >> she was the emotional one, yeah. for high pressure. >> jimmy: what are you going to do for the 50th now? kenny g. or something? [ laughter ] i mean, t

, but the fact is that michael, uh, here, what is his really real merit before russia michael yes, that he is voicingffensive, they say that they will liberate the regions allegedly illegally annexed by russia. why is all this being done so that this it sounded illegally annexed so michael dear, what will happen next, and i'm ready to bet with you on any, as it were on any rate further, what will happen next will be referendums in other regions of ukraine hmm further the russian flag over kharkov over odessa on the dnieper and over kiev uh-huh and when you see all this, the next narrative will be that the remaining one here, uh, galicia, it will try to bite there somewhere, uh, the approaches to poltava, you see, it’s stupid to argue in such categories only what’s all for me you look there will be new referendums. really. there's more and more and more and more and there will be one thing permanent. this is a boy. like night street lamp, pharmacy.

michael puente was life. he is also the host of our latinos voices program. where are you exactly and what questions do you have? >> >> we at at vida community church in little village here in chicago. we have a small but good crowd here on hand will ask the candidate some questions. we have our first question here. >> good evening. i am with the neighborhood center. my question is, over the last few months, many organizations happens many of the [indiscernible] who have arrived in chicago. we are thankful that the city of chicago is a welcoming city reviewed what is your plan to continue to support them? projecting about 3500 who have arrived, and many of them plan to make illinois home. also, what is your land for finally passing comprehensive immigration reform? sen. duckworth: well, we need comprehensive immigration reform, but it starts with making sure that we recognize that there is a crisis at the border. we need to certainly support our border patrol agent's and also increase our protections along the border. that is why i supported the bipartisan in

voice camera telling them what to say. we asked a localjournalist to visit a camp in north—western syria. michael they go on tiktok board two to three hours at a time, every day. they are setting up for medical treatment for her daughter who is blind. translation: ~ ., translation: we tell them about our life in the _ translation: we tell them about our life in the camp _ translation: we tell them about our life in the camp and _ translation: we tell them about our life in the camp and how- translation: we tell them about our life in the camp and how we i our life in the camp and how we lost our home, and about our daughter's situation so that people will support me. hamed also works in the camp and is a tiktok middleman. he now works at all different families, setting up their accounts, filming, and withdrawing their earnings. he says most of the value is taken by tiktok before it even reaches his account. translation: reaches his account. tuna/mom- reaches his account. translation: ., , translation: the lion is the bi . . est translation: the lion is the biggest gift. _ translation: the lion is

michael, they want more moderation. you're hearing from the vocal minority and the people who say their voices are being squelched that you cannot get to shut up. the data doesn't broaden out to discourse. >> to your point to pew research, fewer than 1% of americans are frequently weighing in about politics on the twitter platform. so, it is a very smail, but vocal group. one, nonetheless, that i want to hear from in terms of social media. hey, stick around, scott, let's do this together. kathryn what do we have in terms of social media. i'll read it out loud. see what scott thinks. you are acting as if twitter wasn't a hellscape before he took over says austin. is it already a hellscape? you seem to be saying, scott galloway, it's better police stationed than other locations. what's your response to that? >> hellscape is an acquit description. elon musk has dug in the middle of the forest filled with grenades and jumped in. as we come in for midterm elections he has a quarter of his revenue coming out of china. there are efforts by the prc to weaponize the platform to create bots to influence midterm elections. he's cour

he thinks so , but the fact is that michael uh, here, what is his real merit to michael yes's russia in that he, by voicing what to do? that's when ukrainians talk about the offensive, they dream of the offensive, they talk about that they will liberate regions allegedly illegally annexed by russia. why is all this done so that here it sounds illegally annexed so here is michael what will happen next, and i'm ready to bet with you on any kind of. at any rate, what will happen next, there will be referendums in other regions of ukraine, then the russian flag over kharkov over odessa on the dnieper and over kiev she will try to bite there somewhere, approaches to poltava, you understand, it's stupid to talk in such categories. and what do you all argue to me, there will be new referendums for a long time. really. there's more and more and more and more and there will be one thing permanent. it's a boy like night street lantern pharmacy bomb thank you come back. a huge country lived on its own with little or no control, and on the throne, a twelve-year-old teenager, grand duke peter alekseevich, remained the

michael carneal pled guilty to the shootings and was sentenced to life in prison. but after 25 years could walk free. >> mr. carneal, you are currently serving a life sentence for murder. were voicesu to do something on december the 1st, 1997? >> yes, ma'am. >> and what did they tell you to do? >> take out the gun out of the backpack. and hold it in front of me and shoot. it was -- it's not -- there's no justification or excuse for what i did. i'm offering an explanation. >> so as we fast forward from that day till today, are you still having -- hearing voices that tell you to do things? >> yes, ma'am. >> mr. carneal, when was the last time that you heard one of these voices that told you to do something harmful? >> couple of days ago. >> is there anything else that you wish to share with the board? >> i would like to say to you and to the victims and the victims' friends and families and the whole community that i'm sorry for what i did. i know it's not going to change anything. it's not going to make anything better. but i want them to know that i am sorry for what i did. >> mr. carneal, due to the seriousness of your crime, your crime involved a weapon, you had lives taken, and

michael reuben with the 76 sirs. >> i feel like god put me in a position to be the voice for the voiceless. this is ray more bigger than me. >> hello and welcome to dateline, countless young musicians dream of fame and fortune, meek mill was actually living that fantasy. he went from wrapping on street corners to rubbing elbows with some of the biggest names in hip-hop. then suddenly the rising star found himself in the spotlight he never imagined. what happened to meek mill and how he fought back struck a chord that had nothing to do with music. here is lester holt with the dreams and nightmares the meek mill story. >> we are here today to demand justice. >> his plight sparked headlines around the world and protests in the street. >> free meek mill! free meek mill! >> his case to finding a cause for millions demanding reforms, charging the criminal justice system is corrupt and mass incarceration and a punitive justice system are unfairly ensnaring minorities. >> we're sick of a system that crushes the rights of black and brown people. >> his name is robert williams, also known as meek mil

michael. like i said, these are faces of color. not voices of color. like someone i can relate to. they seem to hate people who, they are not coherent. take a listen to someone who has a lot of focus on me. to serve what he has to say about kanye, for example. >> the enemies of his ideas dismiss west as he has for years as mentally ill. two cruise you to take seriously. look away, ignore him. he is a mental patient. there is nothing to see here. but is west crazy. that is not our conclusion. in fact, we have rarely heard amanda speak so honestly and movingly about what he believes. again, you can judge for yourself. >> i mean, i wonder, michael, they are elevating people like this. i wonder if tucker does not find kanye to be, to have some mental challenges, maybe because it takes somebody else with the same challenges to understand him? everybody else has concluded, honestly, mental health is a serious thing in the country. he is clearly problematic. this is where the gop decides to put up front, herschel walker who said himself, he has multiple perso

polling shows republicans declaring the united states a christian nation and a loudest voice on that front is michael>> talk about the efforts to blur the lines between church and state straight ahead on "morning joe." felt anything but. ♪ ♪ enough was enough. i talked to an asthma specialist and found out my severe asthma is driven by eosinophils, a type of asthma nucala can help control. now, fewer asthma attacks and less oral steroids that's my nunormal with nucala. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection site reactions, back pain, and fatigue. talk to your asthma specialist to see if once-monthly nucala may be right for you. and learn about savings at nucala.com there's more to your life than asthma. find your nunormal with nucala. it'

michael thompson. - [laughs softly] wow. - can you believe it? - [sighs] - how are you feeling? - [laughs softly] good. real good. it's good. it's real good. [voicedon't know it's been a hard journey, man. a hard journey, believe me. [upbeat guitar music] [cheers and applause] [guitar music] - hi, girls. can you say hi? - hi. - can you say hi? - hi, princess. - hey. - i wanna say welcome home and give him a big hug. - hey. [overlapping chatter] - that's my daughter. [laughter] - hey. - everybody look like■ you know what i'm saying? [chatter] - [singing] been traveling these wide roads for so long. my heart's been far from you, 10,000 miles gone. - once we strip away this artifice of thinking that the drug war is about actually helping people, we can see more clearly how unjust it is. - if you were to not just look at what is the exact charge someone's incarcerated on, but how did they sort of enter this revolving door, you'll find that it had something to do with weed. it is a gateway. it is a gateway to mass incarceration, and that's how we should be talking about weed being a gateway drug. - across this country, people are voting to strike down

voice of former d.c. metro police officer michael fanone calling out house minority leader kevin mccarthy and republicansleased oughtio from a 2020 meeting with mccarthy. fanone along with other officers' families meeting with the congressman to advocate for a bipartisan committee to investigate the attack on the capitol. republicans ultimately would block that prospect. fanone secretly recorded the conversation, which he reveals now in his new book titled "hold the line: the insurrection and one cop's battle to america's soul" and officer fanone joins us now in studio. congratulations on the book. nice to see you. thank you again for what you and your fellow ofs did that day, for standing in the breach, for holding the line on a truly ugly day for america. why did you feel like you needed to record that conversation with kevin mccarthy? >> i mean, because i don't trust him. i didn't trust him to recount the conversation accurately. and -- you know, i wanted to, to memorialize it so that in the case that, you know, he said something that was different either from what he was saying publicly or he said so

we value you so much, we value your voice, your integrity, here just a lot of fun my friend, you won the week. >> so grateful. >> thank you very much. michael beschloss, have a good weekend, you won the week. before we go, with two weeks to go before the winter mist, two weeks. readout is on the road. i will be live from the flying saucer in fort worth texas, tuesday night, from 7 pm eastern, it was a democratic nominee for governor, beto o'rourke. here is chris hayes, right now. ight now tonight, on all in. we are obligated to seek answers directly from the man who sent us all in motion. >> the january 6th committee, commanding donald trump's appearance on the day that steve bannon gets to prison for blowing them off. tonight, george conway on the documents, and testimony that the committee is seeking in the subpoena of donald trump. then, why was the ex president, reportedly, keeping classified intelligence about iran, and china? explosive new details is the stolen documents at mar-a-lago. plus, the victims of the wrong desantis election fraud stunt has charges dropped. no referred to the doj from arizona, and an all in, starting right no

we value you so much, we value your voice, your integrity, here just a lot of fun my friend, you won the week. >> so grateful. >> thank you very much. michaelwon the week. before we go, with two weeks to go before the winter mist, two weeks. readout is on the road. i will be live from the flying saucer in fort worth texas, tuesday night, from 7 pm eastern, it was a democratic nominee for governor, beto o'rourke. here is chris hayes, right now. ight now

people is the voice of truth that sounds and will sound the end the grave of the colonial slavery of the colony of his from the funeral chan is deeper than better on october 12, 2003. michaelst ever six-time formula 1 world champion on that day the races were held on the imola track in san marino before the start, the athlete was told that his mother had died, but he went to the start, as she asked the day before and became the winner michael mastered karting at the age of 5 in formula 1, he competed with the ninety-first of each race, he scored points, the fans called him the noise, the sunny boy, because of the bright yellow overalls. another nickname, red baron. what was the name of the german ace of the first world war, baron manfried von rich the dolphin, who flew the red airplane, and schumacher set records on the red ferrari car. then schumacher became the formula champion for the seventh time, and in 2012 announced his retirement in the thirteenth. he was seriously injured in a fall while skiing . treatment continues to this day.

this is what the people's voice of truth that sounds and will sound the end of the grave of colonial slavery of the colony from burial deeper than better october 12, 2003 . michaelchumacher became the first ever six-time formula 1 world champion on that day the races were held on the imola track in san marino before the start, the athlete was told that his mother had died, but he went to the start, as she asked the day before and became the winner. michael mastered karting at the age of 5 in formula 1, he competed from the ninety-first and scored points with each race. the fans called him the noise, the sunny boy because of the bright yellow jumpsuit. another nickname, red baron. as the name of the german ace of the first world war was baron manfried von richt, the dauphin who flew the red airplane, and schumacher set records on the red ferrari car after the noise. the champion of the formula and for the seventh time, and in 2012 announced his retirement in the thirteenth, he was seriously injured when downhill skiing fell . these were prisoners of war who had escaped from concentration camps in order to continue the fight against the local partisans. no militar

agent michael pail yann took the stand in the seditious suspicious case against five people affiliated with the oath keepers in the january 6th attack. oath keeper leader, stewart rhodes's voiceed planning meeting held shortly after the 2020 election. the scratchy audio played in federal court where cameras are not allowed. we're not getting out of this without a fight. theres going to be a fight, rhodes can be heard saying. but let's do it smart and let's do it while president trump is still commander in chief. the recording was the first major piece of evidence prosecutors used to establish the defendants hatched a plan to disrupt the peaceful transfer of power, to keep president-elect joe biden from taking offense months before january 6th. so our mission going to be to go into d.c. but i do want some oath keepers to stay outside and stay fully armed and prepare to go in if they have to, rhodes can be heard saying. another defendant, kelly meds is also heard. we have been issued a call to action from d.c. of this is the moment we signed up for, he's heard saying. jurors also have heard secretly recorded audio of rhodes after january 6th, trying to get a message to trump, t

michael mccaul, lead republican of the house foreign affairs committee and united states representative from the great state of texas, author of the recently passed chips for america act that has been a leading voice on national sick ready issues involving china. he is also chair of the china task force. congress and mccall, thank you for being here. the world is in a new era of great power competition. china and russia seek to remake the world and their authoritarian image and are willing to take aggressive action toward that end, as can be seen of russia's brutal invasion of ukraine. china in particular is positioning itself to lead in the development of 21st-century technologies. beijing increasing capabilities pose significant risk to the united states and its allies and partners. first, it is using advanced technological capabilities to develop more sophisticated weapons systems. second, china's leadership on advanced technologies can help fuel its economic growth and render much of the world dependent on it for critical technologies. finally, beijing is employing new technologies in ways that are inconsistent with democratic norms such as facial recognition technology to ensure greater surve

here's a voice mail that officer fanone received after testifying to the january six committee about how he was brutally beaten. >> first safety message. >> this is from michael fanone. metropolitan police officer. you're on trial right now lying and, you want an emmy? an oscar? what are you trying to go for here? i wish they would've killed all you scumbags. because you people are scum. they stole the election from trump and you know that. you scumbag. and you bleep -- too bad he didn't beat the bleep out of you more. >> as much as i'd love to say that that was an outlier, that the voice mail is uncommon, i don't think it is. pulling from the summer shows that more republicans believe that january 6th was illegitimate protests than they did a year before. you can see that green line, the percentage of republicans who think the january 6th was a legitimate protest, jumping nearly 15 points in a year. and that red line, that's the amount of republicans who view january 6th as an insurrection. and it dropped 20%. even, and maybe especially, within the police force itself, officer fanone has been ostracized for trying to tell the truth. in his book, fanone right

michael. this is sasha panayotov, you're right , he reminds me a little of him. denis klyaver has a completely different timbre of voiceal abilities, about which i do not know. jim is just some kind of moscow longevity. thank you. yes, that 's great. our genie's self-assessment of this number is very, probably, this is one of my favorite numbers now, because it is so incendiary, so bright and the most interesting gene is my son's favorite song. oh, i swear, don't judge me. thanks, i really enjoyed it today. thanks a lot. i know who you are super cool professional in this jin like i danced, irina ponarovskaya, i want to say a huge thank you to your incendiary performance, dear jean for e, all programs, and for all your performances and a special respect to you for choosing the repertoire for this program, and i'm 200% sure, what's with the avatar? jean is a musician. because, but what he does both vocally and stylistically. this avatar is inimitable. and what kind of musician is there any version of someone heard by volodya presnyakov, the middle one is interesting. i mean, the genie in our show somehow reincarnated. i

michael pailan took the stand as the government's first witness in the seditious conspiracy case against five people affiliated with the oath keepers for their alleged roles in the attack. the agent recorded their voices meeting that was held shortly after the election. the scratchy audio were played in court where cameras are not allowed. rhodes can be heard saying, there is going to be a smart but let's do it smart and do it while president trump is commander in chief. the recording was the first piece of evidence the prosecutors used to show they hatched a plan to keep joe biden from taking office months before january 6th. so our mission going to be to go into d.c. but i do want to soegt keepers to stay outside and stay fully armed and prepared to go in if they have to rhodes can be heard saying. the attorney for rhodes got the fbi agent to acknowledge his client was referring going to d.c. on november 14th and that the date january 6th was not mentioned. another defendant oath keeper kelly megs is heard on the call, prosecutors said. we have been issued a call to action from d.c. this is the moment we signed up for, he is heard saying. jurors also have heard secretly recorded audio of rhodes afte

michael fabricant, | thank you for talking to us and i hope your voice improves shortly.d out chief strategist, steve bannon who will receive a four month sentence for defying a congressional congressional requirement that he attend a committee and he ordered him to pay a fine of $6,500, the equivalent of £5,830. mr barron refused to co—operate with the congressional committee relating to next years capital riot and he was found to cases of contempt of congress after he refused to hand over documents. the judge he refused to hand over documents. thejudge said he refused to hand over documents. the judge said they would be possible for mr bannon to defer his prison term if he chooses to appeal against his conviction and his lawyers have said that it's likely he will do so. he has been told he won't go to jail until the appeal is resolved. he served as chief strategist to donald trump in the early days of his presidency but has not been in the white house in 2017. mr bannon was said to be an unofficial adviser to the former president at the time of the ranting on the 6th of

what the people's voice of truth that sounds and will sound the end of the grave of the colonial slavery of the colony of his from bury him the deeper the better on october 12, 2003. michael schumacher became the first ever six- time formula 1 world champion on that day the races were held on the imola track in san marino before the start, the athlete was told that his mother had died, but he went to the start, as she asked the day before and became the winner michael mastered karting at the age of 5 she has been in formula 1 since 1991. from each the race was scoring and fans called him the noise, the sunny boy because of his bright yellow overalls. another nickname, red baron. what was the name of the german ace of the first world war, baron manfried von rich goffin, who flew the red airplane, and schumacher set records on the red ferrari ball, then schumacher became the formula champion and for the seventh time, and in 2012 announced his retirement in the thirteenth, he was seriously injured during downhill skiing treatment continues until now october 12, 2019 in belgium in the city of rebec opened a memorial to soviet resistance fighters. these were prisoners of war w