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but jim, as you know , though, jim, jim, as you know, though, jim, as for them. >> yeah, but jim, so oint right. an incident in 2003. but jim, isn't point right . you were isn't the point right. you were arrested and you were completely innocent. so, in fact , that an innocent. so, in fact, that an arrest does also not mean that he should be rushed to be condemned and that he should be demonetised, and that the media select committee should demand that every social media platform in the world stop allowing him to make a living. surely we live in a society where he should be innocent until proven guilty . an innocent until proven guilty. an old fashioned concept. but it's an important one. >> well, never mind, russell. and i said i won't make any comment because i don't have the facts. but anyone is innocent until proven guilty . when i was until proven guilty. when i was arrested , the accusers were arrested, the accusers were known as victims, straight away. so you were. and the policewoman said to me, we have to take whatever they say as the facts until we can prove them wrong rathe

jim. jim use >> and so. go on, jim. e data then to tell me about what i announced what rishi sunak i announced a couple ago. is that couple of days ago. how is that going in itself affect the going to in itself affect the weather here? >> every time we >> because every every time we put things in terms put put things forward in terms of change, it's of negating climate change, it's a right direction. a step in the right direction. now, . don't know what those now, we. don't know what those steps are going to be like . in steps are going to be like. in five years, ten years or 15. but we have to be going in that simple direction forward so that we don't we don't go into this reverse gear and all this absurd stuff you stuff about saying, oh, you know, going to ban the know, we're going to ban the potential eating meat or potential of not eating meat or too people car or not. potential of not eating meat or too this people car or not. potential of not eating meat or too this iseople car or not. potential of not eating meat

, why did a welsh the welsh jim, why did a welsh in the jim get free prescriptions? >> we don't. jimd we don't. jim, i'm going to bang the drums. thank you . to bang the drums. thank you. well george , george all i can well george, george all i can say is follow jim . say is follow jim. >> but i get it. i get it. yeah. free prescriptions, university fees. no, no, no. we could go on forever. exactly >> as a young man , i was born in >> as a young man, i was born in this country, lived all my life. but feel betrayed by it but i feel betrayed by it because, you know , this country because, you know, this country has is and funds the small boat migrants. right. they put them up in luxury hotels , whereas up in luxury hotels, whereas young people like myself , we got young people like myself, we got a scrape and claw for every opportunity we get. so what i'd like to know is when and why did this country decide we're going to choose migrants over our own youth . george . i think youth. george. i think. this is . this is a perception shared by a vast majority of the population , except for

, why did a welsh the welsh jim, why did a welsh in the jim get free prescriptions? >> we don't. jimd we don't. jim, i'm going to bang the drums. thank you . to bang the drums. thank you. well george , george all i can well george, george all i can say is follow jim . say is follow jim. >> but i get it. i get it. yeah. free prescriptions, university fees. no, no, no. we could go on forever. exactly >> as a young man , i was born in >> as a young man, i was born in this country, lived all my life. but feel betrayed by it but i feel betrayed by it because, you know , this country because, you know, this country has is and funds the small boat migrants. right. they put them up in luxury hotels , whereas up in luxury hotels, whereas young people like myself , we got young people like myself, we got a scrape and claw for every opportunity we get. so what i'd like to know is when and why did this country decide we're going to choose migrants over our own youth . george . i think youth. george. i think. this is . this is a perception shared by a vast majority of the population , except for

jim davidson. now, jim , a heated davidson. now, jimture of england's national anthem . jim, after this football anthem. jim, after this football match against scotland last night led to some very unsavoury scenes. so this is the moment the tartan army drowned out a rendition of god save the queen. king king, sorry. during the 3—1 england win, it happened in park now that one incident led to the bbc's as apparently impartial nick robinson tweeting that england should ditch our national anthem altogether . jim, national anthem altogether. jim, can you believe that ? it well , can you believe that? it well, first of all, dan , i don't think first of all, dan, i don't think this is a very serious issue. >> it's a bit pantomime, isn't it? >> the booing and whatever. and why does scotland, the scottish fans boo god save the king? >> well, the liverpool fans boo it. they're certainly the celtic fans. >> boo it for political and religious things. >> but i think the scottish fans there is a thing in the verse six. >> it says to quash the rebell

jim davidson. now, jim , a heated davidson. now, jimture of england's national anthem . jim, after this football anthem. jim, after this football match against scotland last night led to some very unsavoury scenes. so this is the moment the tartan army drowned out a rendition of god save the queen. king king, sorry. during the 3—1 england win, it happened in park now that one incident led to the bbc's as apparently impartial nick robinson tweeting that england should ditch our national anthem altogether . jim, national anthem altogether. jim, can you believe that ? it well , can you believe that? it well, first of all, dan , i don't think first of all, dan, i don't think this is a very serious issue. >> it's a bit pantomime, isn't it? >> the booing and whatever. and why does scotland, the scottish fans boo god save the king? >> well, the liverpool fans boo it. they're certainly the celtic fans. >> boo it for political and religious things. >> but i think the scottish fans there is a thing in the verse six. >> it says to quash the rebell

but jim, as you know , though, jim, jim, as you know, though, jim, as for them. >> yeah, but jim, so 03. but jim, isn't point right. an incident in 2003. but jim, isn't point right . you were isn't the point right. you were arrested and you were completely innocent. so, in fact , that an innocent. so, in fact, that an arrest does also not mean that he should be rushed to be condemned and that he should be demonetised, and that the media select committee should demand that every social media platform in the world stop allowing him to make a living. surely we live in a society where he should be innocent until proven guilty . an innocent until proven guilty. an old fashioned concept. but it's an important one. >> well, never mind, russell. and i said i won't make any comment because i don't have the facts. but anyone is innocent until proven guilty . when i was until proven guilty. when i was arrested , the accusers were arrested, the accusers were known as victims, straight away. so you were. and the policewoman said to me, we have to take whatever they say as the facts until we can pr

and leaders of the pacific maritime association ceo jim mckenna. jim thank you and congratulations on getting this deal done. i also want to record his juliee suit my acting secretary of labor used her deep experience to keep tough negotiations going. i am told by both sides up close the deal. want to thank both sides for working through this getting it done. it's a good deal for workers. it's a good deal for companies and it's a good deal for the nine states of america. this landmark contract covers 29 a port stretching from san diego, california. plays a major role in our nation's economy. more comes to those ports and any other getting into the nine states of america it is gigantic, gigantic economic impact for example the port of longest los angeles in long beach i visited both are covered by this deal. they handle 40%, 40% of the nation's cargo containers every single year. with the contract dockworkers at the 29 pacific ports will get a pay benefit of working conditions which i believe they deserve and they have agreed upon. that includes a guara

jim, jim. you are very thick skin because comics are notoriously mean to each other and roasting each other and you are comfort on gutfeld. >> i love greg and he will not take personally and laugh at it and like new york comic and bust each other's balls. i have known greg for a long time and his delivery is quirky and weird and doesn't go for the easy laugh and lets it lay. i love. >> he loves the awkward silence. >> i love that he loves the awkward silence. >> emily, you are new to the show, in for the insults? >> oh, my gosh, as a kid we would have roast battles and i would roast my brother. and my mom, take it down a notch. don't worry, i'm the new girl, i have thick skin. i'm okay. i am excited one day to get roasted by greg. i think it will be a fun experience. >> we can only hope. jay asks... i think this is so interesting, do you drink on the plane, jime plane? >> never. you feel like crap on the plane, i don't want to get drunk. i will get drunk where i land. >> what do you get for the beverage. water and i don't drink, i don't get on the flight and drink two gallons of water and like idiot. and wake people up. you are not that thirsty, we're not going to the desert. drink the water when you land. >> that's true. >> i try to do that and then i have trouble sleeping because i get are freaked out that i will have to pea, -- pee. and the airline where i am allowed to pee is not my choice. because you can get up and no, you have to sit down. and as an adult woman i'm not used to that. i am like oh, my god what i have to pee and do i have to pee. and get it in my head. and i also don't drink alcohol on the plane and listening to greg, my drink of choice is heroin. >> emily, what do you drink on the plane if anything? >> i feel like a psycho now because you guys don't drink period. i drink tomato juicee plane. i tell you why, i am so bore

jim is committed to doing this. he he goes across the country for this committee. he spent a lot of time and effort getting back -- giving back to people and so without further ado, jim. where is jim? [applause] jim: thank you, neil. what neil omitted to say, when people say hey, jimmy, hey jimmy, he forgot to say, people would be saying, hey jimmy, when are you going to pay me? so. but we want to thank neil, the institute of politics for all that they do. you know, the -- they put us on the map, it's really because of neil and we're grateful to have that relationship with the institute. and as you'll all know, the new hampshire primary is just about five months away. so we expect to be holding many, many more of these forums in the coming weeks and months. the new england council, for those who may not be familiar, some of the activities we have planned. in the coming weeks we'll be hosting events with members of the new england congressional delegation, including representative lori trahan, representative auchincloss, representative katherine clark, representative seth moulton, as well as senator sheldon whitehouse of rhode island. we're looking forward to a program in boston wi

jim out of ten for that. for that . yeah. for that. yeah. >> two and a half. so then. jim two and a half, mate. >> sorry. what are you going to mark? >> that's an eight there, mate. an eight are an expectant alcoholic to be able to do it better. well i've got a lot of practise. >> obviously. you know what i mean? >> now, the next challenge >> yeah. now, the next challenge is you can it the quickest. >> um, i'm not going to do that. >> um, i'm not going to do that. >> so jimond. peter dad as 2/5 of a second. peter dad as well. opened well. yeah. just opened his throat poured down. yeah. throat and poured it down. yeah. yeah so i reckon i can do this in about a week. a week? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> okay. yeah. i'm only used to drinking you see. so >> okay. yeah. i'm only used to drirandi you see. so >> okay. yeah. i'm only used to drirand what you see. so >> okay. yeah. i'm only used to drirand what about see. so >> okay. yeah. i'm only used to drirand what about thee. so >> okay. yeah. i'm only used to drirand what about the chap who >> and what about the chap who could drink a pint standing on his he said he could drink >> he said he could drink a pint, stood on his head in four seconds and you flip it on about. how'd you find out? you're at that. i'll tell you're good at that. i'll tell you do. i'll drink a you what we do. i'll drink a pint ed and then go and pint on the ed and then go and get in my caravan. >> i don't don't often see that in wetherspoons.

jim out of ten for that. for that . yeah. for that. yeah. >> two and a half. so then. jim two and a half, mate. >> sorry. what are you going to mark? >> that's an eight there, mate. an eight are an expectant alcoholic to be able to do it better. well i've got a lot of practise. >> obviously. you know what i mean? >> now, the next challenge >> yeah. now, the next challenge is you can it the quickest. >> um, i'm not going to do that. >> um, i'm not going to do that. >> so jim. peter dad as 2/5 of a second. peter dad as well. opened well. yeah. just opened his throat poured down. yeah. throat and poured it down. yeah. yeah so i reckon i can do this in about a week. a week? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> okay. yeah. i'm only used to drinking you see. so >> okay. yeah. i'm only used to drirandi you see. so >> okay. yeah. i'm only used to drirand what you see. so >> okay. yeah. i'm only used to drirand what about see. so >> okay. yeah. i'm only used to drirand what about thee. so >> okay. yeah. i'm only used to drirand what about the chap who >> and what about the chap who could drink a pint standing on his he said he could drink >> he said he could drink a pint, stood on his head in four seconds and you flip it on about. how'd you find out? you're at that. i'll tell you're good at that. i'll tell you do. i'll drink a you what we do. i'll drink a pint ed and then go and pint on the ed and then go and get in my caravan. >> i don't don't often see that in wetherspoons. do

you just had jim on between jim and me. you know, we lead the two most influential business groups in the state of california, and we're both former aides to senator feinstein and have learned from that school of management. i went off to business school and i still joke with people. i went to the feinstein school of management. you know, learning from her how to run an organization effectively, but with a heart. and that's what i always want to ground these comments in as we remember her, she was just one of the most generous people i've ever met in my life. >> oh, look, can i just ask you, as ceo of the silicon valley leadership group, what kind of impact do you think she had on silicon valley? >> what does she do to affect positive change in the valley? >> her influence has been enormous. she has been a longtime ally to the silicon valley leadership group, a long time ally to our companies because she always believed in setting the conditions with legislators to allow companies to grow and invest. that i can think back t

let me know if jim calls, meaning jim jordan. jim jordan calls minutes later. i feel a pang of hope. one second, i'll go get him. i go to the dining room. is mark in there i ask the valet? the valet nods. i look through the peephole and see the back of his suit. i opened the door to get his attention. the group is having a heated conversation about the rioters. mark sees me. i point at the phone screen where jim's caller i.d. is visible. he comes over to take the phone propping the door open with his body as he talks to jim. i take a few steps back as mark takes my place in the doorway and i strain to listen to both conversations. the tv in the oval dining room is blaring. the president is yelling. what is he saying? i can't make it out. i hear him say, hang. repeatedly. hang. hang. what's that about? mark hands his phone back to me. the cue for me to return to my desk. back in my office my phone notifies me of a trump tweet, mi pence didn't have the courage to do what should have been done to protect our country and our constitution, giving states a chae to cer

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jim is committed to doing this. he goes across the country for this committee and he spent a lot of time and effort getting back to p people, and so without further ado, jim. where is jim? [applause] >> thank you, neil. what neil committed to say, when people say heyle jamie, hey jim, he forgot to say people would be saying, hey jimmy, when are you going to pay me? i'm looking for you. but we want to thank neil come visit to the for all that they do, and they put saint a on the map what they've done it in institute and its was because of neil, and we're grateful to have thatat relationship with the institute. and as you all know, the new hampshire primary is just about five months away. so we expect to be holding many, many more of these forums in the coming weeks and months. the new england council for the benefit of the few people who may not be familiar, some of our activities that we have planned i would just like to give you a snapshot. in the coming weeks will be hosting events with several members of the new england congressional delegation, laura tran, jake oculus, katherine clark, representative molten as well as sheldon whitehouse of rhode island. this just i

jim calls. meaning jim jordan. jim jordan calls minutes later, i've a pen of hope. once, i call go get him. mark in there? i ask the valley? the valley. not i looked through the people and see the back of the suit. i opened the door to get -- the group is having a heated conversation about the rioters. mark sees me. i pointed the phone screen, or gyms color ideas visible. he comes over to take the phone, prompting the door open with his body as he talks to jim. i took a few steps back says mark takes my place in the doorway. and strange to listen to both conversation. the tv in the oval dining room is blaring. and the president is yelling. what he? saying i can't make it out? i hear him say, hang, repeatedly. hang? hang? what's that about? mark hands's phone back to, me the queue for me to return to my desk. back in my office, my phone notified me of a trump tweet, mike pence didn't have the courage to do what should've been done to protect our country and our constitution, giving states a chance to certify a corrected set of facts, not the fraudulent or inaccurate once which they were aske

jim acosta. jim. this, there's so many interesting things, the body language is interesting between mccarthy and gates. mccarthy seems fed up and gates seems to, as we asked him earlier this week, throwing out these threats that he cannot substantiate. what do you think? is kevin mccarthy at risk of losing the gavel here. >> he doesn't have lot of job security. i talked to a republican source close to members on capitol hill who said you know, a lot of these more moderate members in the gop conference think a lot of these hardliners are blowing hot air. problem is it takes one of those members part of the concessions that kevin mccarthy made to become speaker. only takes one number to begin the process to remove the speaker. he's not in good shape now. the other two dynamics, one the hard liners have the support of the former president, donald trump. they can keep pushing knowing that kevin mccarthy will bend to donald trump's will. other thing playing up on capitol hill is that a lot of these hardliners and the republican party aren't really that worried about losing seats. they feel like they can do whatever they want. >> the other thing that happened, you mentioned donald trump. megyn kelly, the former fox host sat down with trump this week and asked him about the impeachment inquiry. this is one of the issues the impeachment inquiry into president biden. listen to what he said >> they did it to me. and had they not done it to me i believe and nobody officially said this, but i think had they not done it to me, i'm popular in the region they like me and i like them the republican party. perhaps you wouldn't have it being done to them. >> cliche at this point. but saying the quiet part out loud. >> absolutely. let's be clear about this. donald trump is kind of the defacto speaker right now. donald trump wants an impeachment inquiry. he gets an impeachment inquiry. he may want a government shutdown by the end of this month. he may get a government shutdown. because the members of this republican conference are listening to donald trump and not kevin mccarthy. kevin mccarthy is following in the footprints of two previous republican speakers, paul ryan and john baner. both of those gentlemen dealt with difficult members of that freedom caucus and hardliners and the republican conference. two big differences. one, that wasn't a former president donald trump back then. other is kevin mccarthy is not as politically skilled as baner or ryan >> they still paid for it with their jobs. >> it was kevin mccarthy who resuscitated donald trump's political career after january 6. let's not forget that. mccarthy has himself to blame for this >> the other thing trump i was asked in a different interview is about what he would have done, whether he would have pardoned himself in those last days of his presidency. listen to this. >> i could have pardoned myself when i left. people said would you like to pardon yourself? i had a couple of attorneys that said you can do it if you want. i had some people that said it would look bad if it. i thought it would look terrible. these people are thugs, horrible people, thugs, they've been after me from the day i came down the escalator with milania. i did great job at president, great jobs, great this, that, we built a military. everything. i can go on forever. i said the last thing i'd ever do is give myself a pardon. >> so i mean, you know a lot of people in trump world. i think some of this has been out there. the conversations what had you heard of whether this was on the table? if you're thinking about pardoning yourself, doesn't that suggest that you think you did something illegal? >> well, certainly. i went back and looked at what we were reporting in the weeks after the november 2020 election. i reported in early december that donald trump and his advisors were talking about not only a self pardon for himself. but for pardons for his family. we were talking about a flurry of pardons and his advisors inside and outside the white house were telling him he could do it. i heard a crazy story from one that was say perhaps the president could resign from office. and put mike pence and then mike pence would do the pardoning. and of course, mike pence and donald trump weren't really on speaking terms back then. the big show in the republican party now. there isn't really anybody it is r inside the gop who is willing to stop donald trump. if you listen to the rest of the interview. he's talking about how he could continue to declassify documents. despite the fact that obviously can't declassify documents by looking at them. he's under the impression and keeps saying he could declassify documents. he's talking about vladimir putin being a person judging the political and judicial process underway here in the united states with trump being indicted in all these different cases. looks to vladimir putin for validation. just goes to show you that inside the republican party right now, donald trump he answers to nobody. almost like putin in that regard. >> and seems very comfortable saying pretty much anything. no one bats an eye. and the voters seem to be completely unphased by it. he is leading by a long way in this republican field now. >> no question about it. as i used to say when he was president as dishonest as he is, he can be remarkably candid and he's being very candid in these interviews. he's showing as he did when president he's going to be corrupt at times. he'll be lawless at times and doesn't have much regard for the constitution >> thanks for being here. i would just say it's important just because he says it doesn't mean that it's not significant. it's important to note these things. >> that's right, slightly. you got to wonder when the party is going to step in and try to do something about it. i talked to my republican sources they know the clock is ticking. they're running out of time to stop him from getting that nomination. >> jimsta, you can catch jim's show this weekend on saturday and sunday afternoon. don't miss it. >>> more now on breaking news, we're an hour and a half away from a potential auto workers strike that could have devastating economic consequences across the country. with me is gina smilic the new york times reporter and mark sand tea, chief economist at moodies. when we look at the potential of an economic impact. it could be days, weeks, months of a strike. could this push the economy ultimately towards a recession >> there's lots of different scenarios. depends on how disruptive the strike is. of course how long it goes on. if it's a few weeks, months, maybe two, probably not abby. i think the economy is resilient enough to digest that. if it extended on through the remainder of the year, then the economy would be really in trouble. of course, it's, you know, the economy struggling with other things, we've got student loan payments that will resume. we have a potential government shutdown.

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congressman tim burchett from jim tennessee, think for joining. from jim tennessee, think for “oinina. . ~ from jim, ~' ,, from jim tennessee, think for “oinina. ., ~ y., ., thank you, ma'am. democrats are blaming the republican party for failing to act in a unified mannerfor the good of the country. earlier, my colleague sumi somaskanda spoke to democratic representative from maryland jamie raskin. he says he believes there is a way forward to avert the government sucked on my shutdown. do you think that's true? . . , shutdown. do you think that's true? , ., , ., _ shutdown. do you think that's true? ,., , ., _ true? there is a very easy way forward to _ true? there is a very easy way forward to avoid _ true? there is a very easy way forward to avoid a _ true? there is a very easy way forward to avoid a shutdown, l forward to avoid a shutdown, which is the house republicans living up to the agreement that they made in may with the house democrats. we had an agreement that both sides participated in. that's essentially what they are all for, so they have to live up to the agreement. knowing that no

jim is with us today, courtesy of mark and daphne murphy, as well as carol and joe young. jim towey became a advisor and personal friend of mother teresa of calcutta. 12 years and did the first reading at her mass canonization in st peter's. he headed, the white house office of faith based and community initiatives under w bush and, served as president of two catholic colleges. he was a u.s. senate staffer, head of florida's 40,000 employee health and human services agency in, 1996 with mother teresa's encouragement, he founded, the nonprofit advocacy organization aging with dignity and the five wishes, advanced directive, which has sold 40 million copies and is used in all 50 states, too. he met his wife, mary, and mother traces dc aids home. he continues to provide pro-bono legal services for the missionaries of charity. please give warm savannah welcome to jim towey jim towey. welcome. thank you, kathy for lovely introduction and so nice of you to be here today. i feel very much at home. i grew up in jacksonville, a little south from here and and so the southern hospitality was part of my life and i felt it since i got into this. um, i want to thank the murphys too for sponsoring this morning and welcome coach melinda durham friends, coach and fsu and at georgia and zimbalist who's on the board at aging with dignity and his wife, terri look i know that the reason i'm here to speak is because of my longtime friendship and working relationship with modern day saint george bush. i'm just it's it's just the same if you're listening now, this this book came about because of the kindness of god that i had the opportunity to meet mother teresa. and so i'm trying to repay debt. i was invited by cardinal dolan of new york city to come to a gathering of his media people, to do his radio show and his television. he sees from afar. and he goes to, how

but jim, let me. any, any, any. but jim, let me. jimim we've only got three years. and i think you're going to find these boilers currently would 16, £17,000. would be about 16, £17,000. average families can't pay that. >> yeah , i'm not saying look, >> yeah, i'm not saying look, i think things will evolve. we'll get a new government. look, truss has said this yesterday , truss has said this yesterday, and to be honest with you, she lasted less week, lasted less than a week, virtually in in, in in the prime ministers. don't think we take any view from from ms truss whatsoever in terms of this . one whatsoever in terms of this. one thing i will say is having this conversation on gb news is absolutely fantastic. is absolutely fantastic. this is where should really where it should be. i really want to broaden this out, maybe even bring some opposers in occasionally. know , this is occasionally. you know, this is the right direction that we talk about you're right. about this. andrew you're right. in highlighting of in terms of highlighting

jim cramer. jim is finishing out the back-to-school sie alftime" is back after this. (vo) sail through the heart of historic cities and unforgettable scenery with viking. unpack once, and get closer to iconic landmarks, local life, and cultural treasures. because when you experience europe on a viking longship, you'll spend less time getting there and more time being there. viking. exploring the world in comfort. >>> companies battle with charter. it's one of the worst dow performers on the day so far. julia has the details. what's going on now? >> well, charter warned this morning that this dispute will negatively impact its financials, and the pressure is on with the country's nearly 15 million video subscribers losing access to 19 different disney owned cable channels, especially ahead of college football opening this weekend. charter said it's willing to drop this if disney and other channels permanently, because disney is demanding higher license plate despite viewership declines. charter proposing a hybrid partnership as part of the linear tv packages. disney saying, the rates and terming we are seeking in this renewal are driven by the marketplace. >> now, they say they continue to be overweight, charter as well as disney. but that this does add to disney's near-term issues. meanwhile, rosenblatt writing -- >> all of this is going to be closely watched as a bellwether for future negotiations, not just for disney but the whole media landscape. >> always a lot going on with disney. julia, thank you so much. jim you own disney. it's not trading at lows since march 2020. you want to add more? >> no. >> why, why? >> because there's a lot of hair on this. i would like to see some things happen. i would like to see the hulu deal, and i understand bob iger and company have to take time to get that deal right. but i would like to seethat in the rear-view mirror. i would like to see the dividend reinstated. there are stocks when they go down, i mentioned boeing. last year was a terrible year for boeing, below $200. the fact that i'm not adding shares right now in disney is a little bit of a tell here. i want to give them some time. it trades at 17 times next year's earnings, which is not too terrible. as far as the news today, it's hardly a surprise to anyone that linear tv is under pressure. so this doesn't add any new news. there could be a positive catalyst, but i need to see them come to fruition. i don't see how this isn't disastrous for charter. those 15 million video subscribers now even have

jim. i love jim. >> reporter: jimmy may have picked it up from tom brady. >> the 49ers have a short turnrnaround bebefore hosting t giants on thursday. they will be without saquon barkley who sprained his ankle sunday and is expected to miss multiple games. barkley rushed for over 1,300 yards and ten touchdowns last season. >>> to golf, sahith neegala. >> he's always had my back and did such a good job. he was really hard on me, but also one of my best friends and told me to have fun and just enjoy it because if you don't enjoy it, there's no purpose in doing it. life's too short. it's such a right combination. he's the happiest person i know. >> so awesome. he's so fun to watch. >> nothing like that moment when the parents come onto the course or field after their child plays so well. >> proud papa. thanks, matt. >>> still ahead, 100 years since one of the most destructive wildfires in berkeley's history, the city putting in new safety measures, but are >>> developing story out of central california, a magnitude 3.9 earthquake struck abt nine miles west of patterson right off i-5, 20 miles or s

jim davidson , an the fearless jim davidson, an also folks in the media buzz scotland gives the go ahead to so—called drug consumption rooms where addicts can inject in comfort and safety . but is the comfort and safety. but is the snp risking lives with this approach? what do you think about this happening in a neighbourhood near you? this could be rolled out across the whole of britain. should it up rooms. what's next? bring your own beer, bring your own heroin. welcome to lawless anarchy britain. my panel will react to all of that. but jim's return to tomorrow's news tonight in our media buzz. more front pages have been delivered. and let's have a look at this. we've got the mirror and they lead with knife crime epidemic. a 15 year old girl killed on her way to school . killed on her way to school. every nightmare . the every parent's nightmare. the headune every parent's nightmare. the headline , the daily mail stabbed headline, the daily mail stabbed to death in her uniform on the way to school. 15 year old pupil at private school knifed in the neck as she stepped in to protect her friend . then police protect her friend. then police arrest a boy aged 17. what is happening to this country when are we going to have a zero tolerance to crime , a zero tolerance to crime, a zero tolerance to crime, a zero tolerance to crime, a zero tolerance to knives, a zero tolerance to knives, a zero tolerance to knives, a zero tolerance to other weapons laws, tolerance to other weapons laws, to anti—social behaviour , to to anti—socia

jim davidson , an the fearless jim davidson, an also folks in the media buzz scotland gives the go ahead to so—called drug consumption rooms where addicts can inject in comfort and safety . but is the comfort and safety. but is the snp risking lives with this approach? what do you think about this happening in a neighbourhood near you? this could be rolled out across the whole of britain. should it up rooms. what's next? bring your own beer, bring your own heroin. welcome to lawless anarchy britain. my panel will react to all of that. but jim. >> let's return to tomorrow's news tonight in our media buzz. more front pages have been delivered. and let's have a look at this. we've got the mirror and they lead with knife crime epidemic. a 15 year old girl killed on her way to school . killed on her way to school. every nightmare . the every parent's nightmare. the headune every parent's nightmare. the headline , the daily mail stabbed headline, the daily mail stabbed to death in her uniform on the way to school. 15 year old pupil at private school knifed in the neck as she stepped in to protect her friend . then police protect her friend. then police arrest a boy aged 17. what is happening to this country when are we going to have a zero tolerance to crime , a zero tolerance to crime, a zero tolerance to crime, a zero tolerance to crime, a zero tolerance to knives, a zero tolerance to knives, a zero tolerance to knives, a zero tolerance to other weapons laws, tolerance to other weapons laws, to anti—social behaviour , to to an

jim, you rule britannia . thank you so rule britannia. thank you so much. and of course, you can see much. and of course, you can see much more of jim big debate on whether we need a for minister men coming up, along with paul burrell. first, though, the weather , that warm though, the weather, that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers. >> proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello again. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast . it's a warm, sultry night to come. for many of us, more hot sunshine on into thursday. a small chance of thunderstorms developing towards western and southwestern areas in particular as low pressure sends heat and humidity northwards across the uk. now, any thunderstorms that do develop will be very hit and miss, quite isolated, mostly towards western areas overnight . but there is the chance that these thunderstorms will contain frequent flashes of lightning. so they could be quite visible in the night sky where they do occur. some low cloud creeping into the east. a warm night into the east. it's a warm night for many mid to high teens and in some places no colder tha

jim is right. anybody wants to argue against jim messina is going to waste their time. and may in fact be true that a year from now things look very different because there has been a year of of a real campaign and all this kind of stuff. but right now today i think a lot of democrats look at these numbers and say the whispers are finally showing up in this data. people are talking behind their hand. they worry about joe biden. joe biden is like that grandpa that you love, that you believe in, you owe a lot, but you start to wonder, you know, would you give this grandpa a high-stress job for six more years or would you want something else for him? that's what's being talked about. people are scared to say anything about it, but i think it's important for us to have this conversation now. i think it's maybe the bottom for joe biden. he may go up as the economy improves. but right now the economy is getting better and fears about the economy are getting worse. we have to be honest as democrats that there is pain out there at the base of our party. people still don't feel these policies yet. and we have to make the case stronger. we can't say don't worry about it. we have to make a stronger case for the help that's on the way than we have so far. >> jimthat the biden campaign is not all in launching, dropping tens of billions of dollars in ad buys. they are not on air all over the country spending a ton of money. my understanding is it's buy design, they are building for a reason and a purpose. do you think that's accurate? and what does that mean? explain that to people. >> well, i think there are doing what they should be doing. i agree with them. they need to make the case. they are doing that. they have the largest buy ever done this far out to african american and latino communities as well as young voters, which is their base. they have to make that point. their super pac launched a $13 million ad buy in battleground states yesterday. they are economic messaging to do what you are talking about, explain to voters what he has done, why it's good for them and most importantly, voters want to understand the future, what his plan for the future is, and that's what the campaign is doing. do they have a messaging challenge? yes. but

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yes, i have five stitches with cyanosis. naturally. it was an eye from the mother-in-law. eh, edematous. here and here too bruises on the body. and you were in a gray car, i understand correctly daewoo nexia yes, please tell me, someone contacted you, called, apologized, asked for forgiveness , absolutely no one, and now my defender is trying to contact the lawyer and no one wants to look at him. the severity of the damage to your health was mild. yes. let's listen to them tell ours. let's go there for air. on the seventh of september i left home. without somewhere without 20-12. in the evening. nothing even predicted it. trouble rode calmly about 50 km/h. i even noticed that the light was driving a white car, and it was driving normally. and then i look at me and he’s carrying me. it was a split second, it wasn’t even a second, even i only managed to turn the steering wheel two degrees to the side. that's all, it means the first blow has apparently landed. you can see it here. even the color of the paint from his car, the wheel can be seen hitting here. you can see the door is bent by the wheel, and the rest of the counter is bent. so it completely sank and the glass was torn off. all the trim. the wheels are all torn apart. winter is here the front wheel in general, in general, the car cannot be restored; people ran up and tried to open the door, but it was jammed. now i have calmed down. the pain went away instantly. i climbed out through the passenger seat. and this glass is still leaking from me. still all glass. scattered me. well, i was bleeding, there was blood all over my t-shirt. eh, i approached the tuareg who was the culprit. it was ajar. that's glass. i started watching. he is in this state. i smelled a strong smell of alcohol. well , i was insane. he didn't even realize that what happened was that a traffic police officer was rude and that they fired everyone? you don’t know who this person is, he’s spinning around in power, you know, there’s a crown on his head. so he decided that everyone should revolve around him. so , regarding shcherbakov, as his neighbors said, he drank a bottle of beer while driving, got into the car with this bottle of beer and drove off. bastard. she 'll tell me everything. that's putting it mildly. i would like to say a lot of words, killer. now this will be more direct - he is a murderer, because a person, when he gets behind the wheel of a vehicle, gets into the vehicle increased danger, especially when drunk . this is the killer. listen, well, you were just born shirts, looking at this car, i don’t understand, in general, how you really got out of there. and some of his friends drove up. yes, i began to notice some guys driving up in cool lexus bmw cars , such cool exclusive cars, even i immediately realized that these were his friends. they went and looked around. even one of them came up to me. he wished me a speedy recovery. yes, that’s what surprised me, so, well , i wished that everything would be fine with me, so that this matter would be dealt with quickly, so that hmm, we are dealing with just this matter, and irina petrovna kvite, the petrolesik’s neighbor, who knew both peter and his wife marina well, is here today and she still cannot come to her senses. hello , this is the departure of a person. here's a hole. there are not even words, because a servant of the people, yes, but now i understand that they want to turn everything around, that peter supposedly fell asleep at the wheel. yes and and this has nothing to do with it, when when we found out that the doctor who stated, uh, when you died from the hospital, and i found out, this is when it happened to with peter from nastya, she exposed to the media what happened to dad? so i started calling the hospital right away to find out how he was feeling? and they told me, sorry, but pyotr ivanovich died. i just don't know how. how can one withstand such and such a tragedy because, well, how can this person who deprived a person of his life continue to live peacefully and sleep peacefully. but i even want to say that he behaves very cheerfully. look at what they say. eh, neighbors of the elite house where shcherbakov’s entire floor has been renovated , look. now we are in oleg shcherbakov's apartment, no one answers calls. video, by all indications , no one is at home, or with us. they want to communicate. and now we will try to talk with the neighbors and find out about how they get along with shcherbakov. and what can they tell you? hello, would you like to know about your neighbor oleg shcherbakov, what can he tell you today? well, when you're drunk , it happens, yes, well, yes, here we have it ourselves . recently we were in turkey. i just arrived, we come in with suitcases because of a bottle, rather broken. this is how he likes to have fun with us, it seems like he should show it the other way around. an example of how to behave, and he, sorry, probably behaves. so, like, everything was allowed to him. a not very small child approaches these bottles, trying to grab the door , it’s broken, whoever was in the way. that's how she bothered him. this door. yes, there was a whole normal door. you see, a drunk man will probably hit you with his fist. well, i hope, i hope next time it won’t be good. he must be punished for what he did. i understand because his behavior led to what happened. you are in touch with us . the chairman of the house where oleg shcherbakov aleksandrovich lives tells me. hello, good evening. tell me, here is information from calls that the whole tragedy began with the fact that oleg shcherbakov’s wife left him, so he cannot come to terms with loneliness. and he went to google, you know, you can kill a person for this, or something, because here are the neighbors, we heard that he was harassing everyone , rowdy, and at the scene of the accident he shouted that i ’m the boss here, i’ll solve everything, everything i'll sort it out. this uh, this is the original style of behavior. eh, i'm a little king and my mother will always protect me . or something is really changing. no, from afar they clearly understood what was going on. yes, i am a little king. i will resolve all issues. let's look again. who is oleg shcherbakov and what does his family do? shcherbakov oleg nikolaevich advisor to the chairman of the public chamber after an accident, information about him disappeared from the website of the public chamber, founder of seven and head of six companies in his own style four-room apartment in the city of simferopol worth 25 million rubles. free premises worth 6 million rubles. volkswagen touareg cars shcherbakov evgeniy nikolaevich brother of oleg shcherbakov, head of three and founder of six companies, property of a house in the city of dzhankoy worth about 9 million rubles. cars volkswagen tiguan range rover toyota camry ford transit mitsubishi pajero anna ivanovna shcherbakova, mother of oleg shcherbakov, founder of one company, as well as the general director of one company cars owned by anna mercedes-benz gle toyota land cruiser prado to say that he is not any deputy there. well, he’s just a member of the public chamber, so he definitely doesn’t have any preferences and never had and can’t have them, he’s a former deputy. let's remember how we were told oleg shcherbakov is in the dzhankoy central district hospital. sergei's family. i went there with oranges to visit the patient and find out, uh, how he was feeling, because neither the relatives nor friends of the former deputy categorically get in touch. can you catch shcherbakov hello oleg slepakov what, why do i need it? no need no need. i can eat, i can’t take anything, please. i’m saying, please, we don’t need anything, absolutely everything. well, it ’s just that now, as i understand it, they have closed, so we wanted to transfer the hotel. how are we in general? i told you so. this is the problem. i've had enough of it alexey kanaev, traumatologist. what do you say? so he came out, having learned that the film crew had arrived and then they were taking him like a wolf in a wheelchair. look, he was able to get out after the accident. he was probably in some kind of condition, well, let’s say pain relief. naturally, it’s very difficult for his mother to move, despite the fact that she can pay for any hospital, right? favorite pie, yes, she puts him in a hospital in dzhankoy, where she bought a shopping center from seven companies, the whole city yes, because, probably , it’s easier for her, but to come to an agreement, having learned that the film crew is working in the city yes , probably a turnkey administrative resource speaking, about the shopping center that my mother runs, this is what the tenants of the outlets tell about this family. guys, she's all gone knows nothing to say. and why? well, clarify, at least here’s the description of this person, who is he really rowdy, uh, and an alcoholic or what? i can't say anything belongs to his family, right? that's what a decent person is. i don't believe he is guilty. personally, i don't believe it. as long as i’ve known him, there are only positives, of course, he’s smart. mom’s a mom, you know, she pushes everyone forward for their children’s upbringing and education. mom is there garu well, the fact is that i read it the first day, that he was driving there drunk, no, and then thoroughly looked, and he crossed a double solid road, the first half and the second car. well, this is already a consequence, this is what experts can say, i am not judging that this is my opinion as a person. he is very decent. i’ve never seen him, i’m not drunk somewhere, it’s a party , i’ve never even believed that. well, so what, there is a man there, there is an opportunity, the head is not lazy. this is not the same. well, who works, who lives? those who don’t work, don’t live, they’ll cheat you now, they’ll pay you back. now they themselves, uh, will buy everything, and it’s not his fault. he's everything. so what about the deputy? so what, deputy deputy - who is this servant of the people in a good way, he does a lot for dzhankoy, especially when the elections are all over, he’s everywhere, he organizes everything there, that is , a normal decent person, take him there zhenya, well, sorry, guys , such, well, are engaged in agriculture. uh harvest. they have storage facilities there, that is, they collect, they rent to us, they plant and vegetable gardens in relation to shcherbakov. well done boys. these are good guys. these workaholics have risen and are working. eh, if he's jealous, well, let him move on covenant. and the fact that they are good people i put in short. but speaking about what kind of workaholics nashiks, uh, the simferopol deputy was distinguished by not only workaholism, but here’s what one of his assistants says. e attention. hello. i would like to talk to you about oleg shcherbakov , can you tell me about him in general? maybe you heard? what accident did he get into? i'll ask, i'm not surprised. he was drunk at work every day. i worked as his assistant for a year and a half every day. he was at work. by 8:00 am i was already hungover. every day at lunch. he's already i came to work with a little cognac every day. i watched. i observed psychopathic and disorder twice. this man pestered me with stressful situations, inappropriate screams throughout the corridors and the smallest e.g. in general, there were little things , people came to the entire administration and said that you have. here and very often this man generally kept me at work until two in the morning until i did, until 6:00 in the evening his personal questions at the request of his relatives. yes , interaction beyond six in the evening for two nights. i was working on the agenda for the meeting, well sun loungers in social activists, award lists spring, inadequate response to some changes, and on the agenda for work there were requests of this nature a leave the office. and young ladies came to him there, with whom he had sex. i had to go out for two to three hours this evening. he invited them there and then said, come in. continue working, he was leaving, well, drunk, he got behind the wheel and got out. he brought girls to his work in the plan. this is fine. at seven in the morning by 8:00 in the morning and yes, regularly, regularly, drinking alcoholic beverages and drinking and when running the office of women sexually from an alcoholic psychopath. he's a dangerous man. well, there are some dzhankoy’s parents who are very serious. i was just honestly afraid of being seen regularly. we very often flew him at high speed to the city center, he flew at the speed of a rocket, i had a suspicion that this man was using drugs. that is, it turns out that he could, in principle, resolve the issue and threaten. what do you care about other people? i'm really she's with me, she didn't perceive me at all as man, she looked at me, as you know, there’s a lot of garbage there, so arrogantly, and when i woke up, i could see his type, well, jeans, loose, so she’s bright, beautiful, blonde. well, uh, these blondes, who are not from the category, i am a psychological type of portraits. i told you, but at the letter b , a bright, defiant young dog came in and they didn’t introduce themselves to me. she behaved in a provocative, vulgar way, chewing dried mango, that is, in the office, like a monkey. come on, we’ll do a short advertisement right after it, oleg shcherbakov’s brother evgeniy as well as the girl who was suing oleg shcherbakov. um, a few years ago. she has something to tell about this family and their morals. don't switch, it is transmitted through the blood through drug use and unprotected sex. i find out more, but at the speeder, the colder it is outside on the wall. you are the voices of russia in your city. wow, what kind of tenderness i didn’t expect from you, but i expected everything from him, what do you expect from chicken burgers, delicious and full stop tender chicken hit and unique chicken premier and also try our new products with mushroom sauce and buy with discounts, for example, a poltex pillow and blanket for only 1,499 rubles. megamarket pain exact solution free movement. listen to the sound of applications and on smart speakers of sberbank , every body is unique, everyone needs their own unique approach to health, animal and pharmacy, the necessary medicines with a discount of 450 rubles. how to maintain normal sugar levels , take ali jim improves the outflow of bile, restores liver cells and removes cholesterol, restores work, helps reduce the appearance of adenoma. it's simple because viruses can cause throat infections medicine from the company. lord, i'm the whole globe of the father is spread out to fly in and they never land lord of the wind. it doesn’t give permission to fly over, so they won’t shoot it down. watch soon. today is a special episode of 60 minutes with all the latest news about situation in ukraine and in the world. don't miss 60 minutes today 17:30 on the channel. at home where shcherbakov lives they said that he is constantly rowdy, leads a dissolute lifestyle and spoils other people’s property. they wrote a statement against him, but to no avail, the real shock was the confession of his former assistant, who told how he brought girls with low social responsibility directly to the workplace and locked himself in his office. by the way, i wanted to say to ask you. now, if everyone sees that he has

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we are doing jim is committed to doing this he goes across the country for this committee he spent a lot of time and effort giving back to people and so without further ado jim, where is jim? >> x thank you neil. what neil omitted in single people are saying hey jimmy, hey jimmy, he forgot to say people would be saying hey jimmy when are you going to pay me? i am looking for you. we want to thank neil the institute of a policy for all they do. they put it on the map. it's really because of neil we are grateful to have that relationship with the institutet five months away. we expect to be holding many, many more of these forms in the coming weeks and months. the new angle counsel for the few people who may not be familiar some activities we have planned i would like to give you a snapshot for the coming weeks will be hosting events with several members of the new england including representativs well as white house or whatever weeks. we are also looking forward to a program and boston later this month with the newly elected we hope you will all be joining us for our 2023 annual celebration. on october 26 at the hotel in boston. we will honor several incredible new england

jim jordan. i certainly feel that way about jim jordan. but i really wish the letter had just stuck with the way it started, the first several pages, laying out the legal arguments for why congress, what jim jordan was trying to do was beyond congress's legislative authority, citing cases, like the supreme court's decision which makes clear that congress doesn't get to do whatever they want. congress has brought a broad authority, to gather information in aid of its legislative mission. but it's not unlimited, and the police power has always resided with the states. so she's got good legal arguments. >> everything that you wished were not in the latter, i think is the gold of a letter. that is our readers differ. this is a work of the finest legal poetry i have ever read. i think it's a beautiful rage that she brings to an abject buffoon who is a danger to america and american government, and he deserves more than what she said, and i could go on and on, because i'm at least as angry about him and she is, if not worse. so it's a letter i could read and reread. andrew weissmann, as i watched pete navarro in the sidewalk today talking about his appeal which i believe is what every single fr