removing the kronos for food, the woman used to throw away it's called nowadays apply them to peter michael as a raw material to produce the energy to be used at the homes. and this month lease, we sell it to them. they bite, we get as monday or most good times. we get the money, this one. then we get the money in the rise husks. the company also use us the waste from the guest, if occasion during the process guesses a separation from the soul of by a mess. it leaves behind tons of solid rest, which you called by 0 cost. they're a micro paused form in the bias. how does micro pause off perfect for bacteria to flourish? when bacteria flourish in the by time, the soil then released nutrients into the ground automatically fertilizing the ground. so by char, improved soil moisture reducing the need for irrigation by char helps keep the sofa tile reducing the need for non organic fertilizes. during the planting season, he gives the bio called out for free to about a 1000 farm is in the region. helen younger also gets some the forms of this benefiting from their own waste, delivered to the compan

peter: michael articulated it well. i think cash is a reasonable asset class at the moment.hen we talk about cash substitutes like t-bills or even two-year treasuries, get above 5%, when i compare that to equity yield or equity dividend yield, or other things, risk-adjusted return standpoint it is attractive given our outlook. there is fragility here. route dispersion -- wild dispersion and there's lots leverage their. the dispersion applies to the u.s. consumer. alexa's been made of how strong the consumer it has been and much of it is because the fiscal stimulus and unprecedented amount in form. we are seeing for some borrowers, a bit of dispersion and weakness so for lower fico borrowers, we are seeing delicacies tick up at. a rapid pace sonali: we think leverage, 15 years since the lehman collapse. leverage at higher rates is still at an all-time high. thanks for drawing out all the risk underneath the surface. still ahead, the final spread. a busy week for central banks and investors. the fed decision and a look at markets as s&p is a session low. this is bloomberg. ♪ (

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michael, webb and peter edwards. nk you for joining us from the legal centre . it the christian legal centre. it seems to be an increasing situation that churches are being flogged off and becoming anything from shops to mosques to apartment buildings to all the things i've just listed that's it's that that's right. >> i think it's a sad sign. you said quite prevalent in certain parts of the country. i recently came back from holiday in cornwall and saw it there . i saw cornwall and saw it there. i saw it in south wales as well. it's pretty prevalent there. and, you know, these are these fantastic buildings which were created very often in the middle of a revival, a wesleyan revival , or revival, a wesleyan revival, or george whitfield. and people had a desire to meet together . and a desire to meet together. and even though maybe they lived in pretty small houses, they created these magnificent places where they got together and worship god. and now we're left in this situation where we have an increasing number of c

peter: michael from san francisco, did thomas and david hume and david human in the scottish enlightenment have an influence on thomas payne and his age of reason resembles book three of hobbs leviathan? richard: there is a lot we don't know about what thomas payne read. i think many sophisticated readers of his work have spotted shadows and influences of other political theorists and scientists. david hume being an obvious to chronological contemporary. also british in origin. i think hume was scottish. we don't have tom paine's reading diary. we don't have his grade school teachers leaving a summer reading list so we do not know what he read in what order or what he made of it. it has been up to sophisticated scholars to try to parse those details but certainly he had a grammar school education back in england that equipped him with not just literacy skills but a voracious intellectual curiosity. peter: speaking of back in england at what point did you find yourself interested in the american society? [laughter] richard: i grew up in england not ever being taught anything about the ameri

michael, i thought of you as i was watching peter navarro. >> i'm glad you followed me, chris. >> noas following you with a whistle. in dire straits, talk about left holding the bag, what do you think? >> look, peter should have understood early on, it's not as if we haven't been yelling this from the rooftops. donald doesn't care about anyone or anything other than himself. look at how many different people have now ended up going away, really, at the direction of and concert within the benefit of donald j trump, and he doesn't pay legal fees. in fact, peter should have seen this as well. it took me four years in a lawsuit in order to bring donald to the table in order to get legal fees that were due to other lawyers that i brought on in order to defend me. and my case, unlike peters and so many others, mine was done in 48 hours, so you could imagine, when he says he's 1. 4 million shy, he has no clue what he's talking about. for an economist he doesn't know numbers. >> here's the thing. when he said that number i thought yeah, that's high, but also he had a one-day trial today, or

peter paul ap ollo. frank thomas. >> patrick michael. david gregory. >> michael george. lewis arena.ael jay armstrong. jack charles aaron. >> joshua todd aaron. >> richard avery arano. michael asciak. janice marie ashley. thomas ashton. manuel asitimbay. greg atlas james audiffred. ezra aviles. arlene babakitis. jane baeszler. [listing victim names] >> the median names of all names i read was 37, these were people in the prime of their lives, they had a lot to live for, they went to work one day and never returned, may we always remember them. >> my father, andrew stern, you are remembered most and loved so very much everyday. >> gerard baptiste. g gerrard paul vincent. victor daniel barbosa. david michael barkway. colline barkow. at pentagon, melissa rose barnes. >> matthew barnes. >> andrew baron. >> sheila patricia barnes. firefighter barry. >> rene barrett. carlton bartels. guy barsvy. alecia basmajian. steven joseph bates. david bauer. bautista. bavis. baxter bay. beatty. >> i hear stories, my brothers and i feel like we get to know you, i wish i had a chance to know you. everyo

great superpower of the soviet union, the communist party leader michael gorbad ustured in new era of openness with west, by 1991, peter was failing. and along came the new russian state's first president boris yeltson. this documentary tells the story of the eight years of yelson's leadership under russia's attempt to transition from communism to capitalism. it is an often tragic story, the fall of once proud superpower, the hardships of millions of ordinary people, and the rise of new breed of ultra rich oligarchs. it is also the story of how russia has become the state. is today. my name ist lena, ich bin 21, komme aus dorf brutselten, das liegt im spesser. in bayern, in der zeit habe ich erstmal dieses bewusstsein für den islam überhaupt entdeckt, dann habe ich, ich bin habe auch jeden jede nacht zu gott gesprochen, gesagt gott, wenn da bist, menschen bisschen erzählen und so und einer begeisterung. your headlines for this hour security forces thought assassination plans targeting senior sunny clerics, judges and members of the islamic revolution god's court. a new report says israel has detained over 135,00 palest

great superpower of the soviet union, the communist party. leader michael gorbachov assured in new era of openness with the west. by 1991, petermentary tells the story of the eight years of yeltson's leadership under russia's attempted transition from communism to capitalism. it is often tragic story, the fall of a once proud superpower, the heartships of millions of ordinary people and the rise of new. ultra rich oligs, it's also the story of how russia has become the state it is today. india hosted a meeting of g20 leaders in september, a dinner invitation sent out to the g20 guest on behalf of... president drupadi murmu, she was referred to as president of barat, then opening the g20 summit, prime minister narendra modi sat behind a nameplate that read barat instead of india.

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michael behr. >> bella j.bukon. >> jimmie d. >> peter alexander buy felt. >> william g. biggert. >> brian eugene bill shirr. >> carl vincent binny. >> my nehf nephew. joined by his mother two years ago. i stood there that night and saw the wreckage and knew i would never see you alive again and something came to me, this voice i could hear him saying uncle joe, that's awesome. i thought how much he loved me and i asked why. the answer came, that i have to live the life and be the man that he loved so much and that's what our loved ones leave us with. god bless. [applause] >> my uncle, edward james wright the third. uncle teddy, with each year that goes by we love and mills you more and more. we're so proud of you and you are truly an american hero. >> bill: morning, america. it is that day again, 9/11. in new york city families mark 22 years since america came under attack. has it really been 22 years? good morning, everyone. welcome on this monday morning in new york city. i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: i'm dana perino. this is "america's newsroom." and there is a solemn day

great superpower of the soviet union, the communist party leader michael robatchov atshed in new era of openness with the west. by 1991, peterud superpower, the hardships of millions of ordinary people, and the rise of new breed of ultra rich oligarchs, it is also the story of how russia has become the state it is today. در سال ۸۱ سلول های بنیادی جنینی موشی رو و در سال ۸۲ انسانی رو تولید کردیم این در واقع یک پنجره بر روی ما باز کرد پنجرهی که در اون در واقع به سوی پزشکی آینده بود این پزشکی آینده یک بعدش پزشکی بازساختی بود یعنی چگونه می شود که یک عضو معیوب را ترمیم کرد و بعد انواع مدل های بیماری رو درست می کردیم موشی که مدل آسیب مغزی بود یا مثلاً فرض آسیب عصبی بود یا موشی که مدل سکته قلبی بود آسیب کبدی و نظایره این تا بتونیم این علم رو ترجمه بکنیم یعنی اصلاً ببینیم که این جواب می دهد در دنیای جانوری اگه جواب میده پس احتمالش است که در دنیای آدمی هم جواب بدهد بعدها به خاطر اینکه متمرکز بشیم و بیماری خاصی به جلو بریم اتفاقاً یکی از بیماری هایی که روش متمرکز شدیم بیماری پارکنون بود که تقریباً حدود یکصد رو از جوامع رو در بر می گیره کارهای رو انجام شد تو مدل موشی پارکینسون ایجاد شد و پیوند شد و دیدیم که ما بهبودی رو داریم این کار چی

great superpower of the soviet union, the communist party leader michael gorbachov ustured in new era of openness with the west. by 1991, peter strukker was failing, as along came the new russian state's first president, boreth jeltson. this documentary tells the story of the eight year yelson's leadership. under russia's attempted transition from communism to capitalism, it is an often tragic story of the fall of once proud superpower, the hardships of millions of ordinary people, and the rise of new breed of ultra rich oligarchs. is also the story of how russia has become the state it is today. ukraine announces the arrival of the first batch of us made abrams battle tanks in kiev as part of a multi-billion dollar security assistance package promised by washington. thousands of ethnic armenians in nagarno karabakh are crossing over into armenia following azerbaijan's offensive last week that caused the surrender of separating. is there and hundreds of settlers backed by the israeli military once again storm the alaxa mosk drawing condemnation from muslim countries.

great superpower of the soviet union, the communist party leader michael gorbachov usshed in new era of openness with the west. by 1991, peter state's first president, boris yeltson. this documentary tells the story of the eight years of yeltson's leadership and of... russi has attempted transition from communism to capitalism, it is an often tragic story of the fall of once proud super power, the hardships of millions of ordinary people and the rise of new breed of ultra rich oligarchs, is also the story of how russia has become the state it is today. press tv's news and brief ons president has hailed the successful launch of newer three imaging satellite into orbit despite sanctions imposed by western states aimed at crippling the islamic republic space program. ry said the launch has once again proved that threats and sanctions have no effect on iran's determination to progress. iran strongly condemns desecration of the holy quran in the netherlands. tehran says the dutch government must fulfill. its responsibility and prevent repetition of such hateful acts under the guise of freedom.

great superpower of the soviet union, the communist party leader michael gorbachov ustured in new era of openness with the west. by 1991, peter streika was failing and along came the new russian states first president, boris yeltson. this documentary tells the story of the eight years of yeltson's leadership under russia's attempt to transition from communism to capitalism. it is an often tragic story of the fall of once proud superpower, the hardships of millions of ordinary people and the rise of new breed of ultra rich oligarchs. it is also the story of how russia has become the state it is today. aleppo, a city raised to the ground, destructed by war, but beyond the rubble and a half destroyed house, life still continues. with all of its beauty, zest and hope. the mas president has hailed the successful launch of new 3 imaging satellite into orbit despite sanctions imposed by western states aimed at crippling the islamic republic space program. rc said the... has once again proven the threats and sanctions have no effect on iran's determination to regress. iraqi security forces have arrested 14 people connection with the

great superpower of the soviet union, the communist party leader michael gorbachov usshed in new era of openness with the west. by 1991, peter strukker was fail and along came the new rush state's first president boris yeltson. this documentary tells the story of the eight years of yelson's leadership under russia's attempt to transition from communism to capitalism. it is an often tragic story, the fall of once proud superpower, the hardships of millions of ordinary people and the rise of new breed of ultra rich oligars. it is also the story of how... has become the state of the day. the voice of the voiceless. press tv. you had luck, you top stories for this hour bomb explosions at in pakistan leave dozens of people dead and any more wounded. ivana strongly condemned the attacks. president ibrahim raisi said, terrorists seek to so discord amongst muslims, but will once again fail to achieve their illegitimate and inhumane goals. after 58 days of hunger strike a palestinian held in israeli jails is facing increased and imminent risk to his health. that's according to, that's according to the palestinian prisoners society. k

the communist party leader michael gorbachov ustured in new era of openness with the west. by 1991, peter streika was failing and along came the new russian states first president, boris yeltson. this documentary tells the story of the eight years of yeltson's leadership under russia's attempted transition from communism to capitalism. it is an often tragic story of the fall of once proud superpower, the hardships of millions of ordinary people, and the rise of new breed of ultra rich oligarchs. it is also the story of how russia has become the state it is today. i'm lambatopic here on press tv and i want you to join me for cats and dogs where we take a quick look at dirty laundry in washington, bad manners at the united nations, and barking for. people in germany, literally, that's all on press tv with me lembotopic and cats and dogs, don't miss it. news in brief for this hour, bomb explosions at two mosts in pakistan leaves dozens of people dead and many more rounded. iran has strongly condemned the attacks. president ibrahim raisi said terrorists seek to so discord amongst muslims, but

great superpower of the soviet union, the communist party leader michael gorbachov, ustured in new era of open with the west, by 1991. peter was failing and along came the new russian states first president boris yeltson. this documentary tells the story of the eight years of yeltson's leadership under russia's attempt to transition from communism to capitalism. it is an often tragic story of the fall of once proud superpower, the hardships of millions of ordinary people and the rise of new breed of ultra rich oligarchs. it's also the story of how ru has become the state it is today. take your pick of current affairs. iran and west asia are news factories. for in-depth look at what's happening in and in relation to iran, iran today. is your show. spotlight is exactly what it says, beaming a light on important topics of the day, wherever they arise from an alternative viewpoint. if you want american affairs analyzed by experts from the usa, watch we the people. perhaps you'd like a track to india and pakistan. the subcontinent will give you a view of the good and bad happening anywhere in the indian subcontinent. our concer

great superpower of the soviet union, the communist party leader michael gorbachov usshed in new era of openness with the west. by 1991, peter strukker was failing and along came the new russian state's first president boris yeltson. this documentary tells the story of the eight years of yeltson's leadership under russia's attempt to transition from communism to capitalism. it is an often tragic story of the fall of once proud superpower, the hardships of millions of ordinary people and the rise of new breed of ultra rich oligarchs. this also the story of how russia has become the state it is today. من کامران وفا هستم متولد سال ۱۳۳۹ در تهران یادم میاد کلاس سوم دبستان که بودم معلمی داشت. خانم صدیقی برامون توضیح می دادن که هر جسمی سه خاصیت داره طول، ارتفاع و عرض و من یادم میاد راجع به این فکر می کردم چطور شده سه تا چیز دارن هر چیزی چرا چهار تا ندارن چرا دو تا ندارن این سه عدد سه از کجا میاد دبیرستان البررز رفتیم دکتر مجتهدی مدیر مدرسه بودن در اون زمان محیطی که در اون دبیرستان بود خیلی کمک کرد به کشیدن ما به یاد گرفتن اینجا امیتی من بعد از اینکه دبیرا ایران تموم کردم اومدم اینجا برای ادامه تحصیلاتم برای دکترا رفتم دانشگاه پرینس

great superpower of the soviet union, the communist party leader michael gorbathawed in a new era of openness with the west, by 1991, peterted transition from communism to capitalism. it is an often tragic story of the fall of once proud superpower, the hardships of millions of ordinary people and the rise of new breed of ultra-rich oligarchs. it is also the story of how russia has become the state. после очередной поездки в войска начальник генерального. и все люди, каждый совершает какие-то ошибки, они когда их искупили свою вину в полной мере, это первое, второе, как будето складываться, расскажите, твой ком the headlines iranian president strongly condemns the deadly blas in pakistan saying the terrors behind such attacks seek to shatter muslim's unity. a palestinian prisoner is facing an imminent health risk after nearly two months of hunger strike to protest his indefinite detention in israeli jails. and the biggest us automobile workers calls on 7,000 more members to join a historic strike over a contract dispute with manufacturers.

great. superpower of the soviet union, the communist party leader michael gorbachov assured in new era of openness with the west. by 1991, peter was failing and the long became the new russian state's first president, boris yeltson. this documentary tells the story of the eight years of yelson's leadership under russia's attempted transition from communism to capitalism. it is an often tragic story of the fall of once proud superpower, the hardships of millions of ordinary people, and the rise of new breed of ultra rich oligarchs. is also the story of how russia has become the state it is today. israeli forces have killed a young palestinian man and injured another an attack near the west bank city of albe. a mas resistance movement says that they were its members. it described the palestinian who was killed as a man trying to defend the freedom of his people. hundreds of people have rallied in burkina faso's capital in a show of support for the ruling military leaders. protesters waved national flags and held signence and supported the country's young military leader captain abraham. thousands more.

soviet union, the communist party leader michael gorbachov, ustured in new era of openness with the west. by 1991, petereika was failing, and along came the new russian state. first president, boris yeltson. this documentary tells the story of the eight years of yeltson's leadership and the russia's attempted transition from communism to capitalism. it is an often tragic story, the fall of once proud superpower, the hardships of millions of ordinary people, and the raise of new breed of ultra rich oligars. it is also the story of how russia has become the state it is today. one you're watching. you want successfully launched a new image satellite called new 3 interorbit 450 kilometers above earth, the islam revolution gar has carried out the launch using cassed, domestically built carrier. the advanced operation comes with crippling sanctions by western countries and iran's peaceful space program. iran has been experiencing the western media's hybrid war since the victory of the islamic revolution in 1979. documentary decolonization of the mind at aridon press tv has highlighted the anti-ron propaganda.

great. superpower of the soviet union, the communist party leader michael gorbachov ustured in new era of openness with the west. by 1991, peterussian state's first president boris yeltson. this documentary tells the story of the eight years of yelson's leadership under russia's attempted transition from communism to capitalism. it is an often tragic story of the fall of once proud. superpower, the hardships of millions of ordinary people, and the rise of new breed of ultra rich oligarchs, is also the story of how russia has become the state it is today. the us said it was going to reconstruct afghanistan and restore security to the country, but after two decades, wherever you look in the country, you only see death and destruction. many us officials have taken the lid off the widespread corruption under the guise of reconstruction projects, follow the details in this documentary. ian puddick found him. controversially charged with harassment by city of london police. this relatively minor charge resulted in raids his home, office and accountant. you think about the allegations against dean. there was overkill in the police ap

the communist party leader michael gorbachov assured in new era of openness with the west. by 1991, petereika was failing and along came the new russian states first president, boris yeltson. this documentary tells the story of the eight years of yeltson's leadership under russia's attempted transition from communism to... capitalism, it is an often tragic story of the fall of once proud superpower, the hardships of millions of ordinary people and the rise of new breed of ultra rich oligarchs. it is also the story of how russia has become the state it is today. aleppo, a city raised to the ground, destructed by war, but beyond the rubble in a half-destroyed house, life still continues, with all of its beauty, zest and hope. everyone has called on the international community to condemn of the recent nuclear threat made by israeli prime minister netanyahu against the islamic republic iran says the regime's threat to use nuclear weapons. undermines international peace and security. iraq's prime minister says his country does not need foreign combat troops. shial sudani said the exit of these

great superpower. the soviet union, the communist party leader michael gorbachov, aschered in a new era of openness with the west. by 1991, peter state's first president, boris yeltson. this documentary tells the story of the eight years of yelson's leadership under russia's attempted transition from communism to capitalism. it is an often tragic story of the fall of once proud superpower. the hardships of millions of ordinary people and the rise of new breed of ultra rich oligarchs. it is also the story of how russia has become the state it is today. israeli forces have killed the on palestinian man injuring another one in the new attack in the occupied west bank. the two were identified as members of the hamas movement. following that, palestinian media reported confrontations with fin israeli troops and palestinian protestors in the west bank, notably in tual karem. russia and ukraine continue to target each other's territory using missiles and drones. the russian defense ministry says its air defenses down nine missiles launch from ukraine over its belgrade region. ukraine claims it shot down 30 out of 40 drones launched by

great superpower of the soviet union, the communist party leader michael gorbachov, ustured in new era of openness with the west. by 1991, peter streika was failing and along came the new russian state's first president, boris yelson. this documentary tells the story of the eight years of yelson's leadership under russia's attempted. transition from communism to capitalism, it is an often tragic story of the fall of once proud superpower, the hardships of millions of ordinary people, and the rise of new breed of ultra rich oligarchs. it is also the story of how russia has become the state it is today. ian puddick found himself controversially charged with harassment by city of london police. this relatively minor charge resulted in raids on his home, office and accountants. you think about the allegations against dean. there was overkill in the police approach to this, in the raides in his home, the raids on his business. it didn't seem necessary. police interviews went unrecorded. accusations were made against ian without any. justification, if what he was saying was true, what he has done is left huge quantity of class a dru

and the wolf with the manchester orchestra, peter phelps said. michaelotes with him and his to share notes with him and his twin oliver, played twin brother, oliver, who played george in the films. george weasley in the films. we spent what should have been his downtime going over my weekend gig- downtime going over my weekend gig. a memory that was one gig. it is a memory that was one of the highlights of my harry potter days. >> but perhaps >> knighted in 1998, but perhaps the greatest accolade he had a corner named after him on the top gear test track. and that's something he'll probably carry with him. that's it from us. patrick is next. stay with us on . gb news. >> yes. okay. i'll be with you from three until 6 pm. we're taking a close look at the echr . calls are ramping up to get us out of that. the only way out of that. is it the only way we can control borders? we can control our borders? or would us like would it actually make us like belarus? i'll also be looking at the latest labour u—turn this time on schools. i'll be asking, hey, be truste

michael. >> john jerome kauth junior. >> edward t. keen. >> richard n. keen. >> lisa yvonne carney griffin. >> carol ann keysler. >> barbara keaton. >> leo russell keen third. >> chandler raymond keller. >> joseph john keller. >> peter r. kellerman. >> joseph p. keller. >> frederic h. kelly iii. >> james joseph kelly. >> joseph a. kelly. >> maurice p. kelly. >> richard john kelly junior. >> thomas michael kelly. >> thomas richard kelly. >> thomas w. kelly. >> timothy kelly. >> william hill kelly junior. >> robert clinton kennedy. >> my uncle, i'm so proud to be named after you. i love hearing stories about you and i try to follow your example showing kindness to everyone i meet and our family misses you and we ask you to please continue watching over us. you will never be forgotten uncle nole. >> my uncle. richard michael. even though we never met, i always wonder how good of an uncle you would have been. i will always love you and always hold a special place in my heart. >> bill: those two young men met the moment. try to follow your example. a bit earlier we heard a comment we love you to the moon and back and every one of those salutations, dana, really just tugs at you and how could it not? we are coming up on a

michael buchanan, bbc news, nottingham. a jury has found donald trump's former trade advisor, peter navarro, guilty on two counts of contemptthe storming of the us capitol in 2021. mr navarro had refused to testify or provide documents to a congressional committee investigating the riot by mr trump's supporters. he spoke outside court, saying he'll appeal. what's so remarkable about this case is that even as the department ofjustice was bringing this case, they had a policy for more than 50 years that says people like me, senior white house advisers, alter—egos in present cannot be compelled to testify before congress. 0ur washington correspondent, 6ary 0'donoghue, has more. this relates, of course, to peter navarro's plan, what he called the green bay sweep, in a reference to that end run by the green bay packers to overturn the election results on january the sixth. now, this wasn't a trial about that plan. it was a trial about him refusing to appear before congress. he's now been found guilty on both charges. he could get up to a year in prison on either of them and up to $100,000 fine. and he's going to be sentenced in

michael friedman, under yeltson, friedman built russia's biggest bank, alpha bank, he now has a personal wealth in excess of $15 billion dollars and peterwhat i think, when the reformers became rich and the people became po for whom they are doing this reform, what is the name of this procedure? i'm coming to you saying, hey, hello, i'm going to make a reform for you, you're saying, great, please, do, i'm starting the reform, i became twice r than before, 20 times richer than before, and you became five times more poor than you were before, do you like this reform, and what is the name of that, is it the name of reform or what is that? what is it, you think, i don't know, in every country, you have the your own word, how to call it, in russia. капитализм у нас, но я всегда говорю против олигарха я слово не люблю, потому что олигархи всё-таки здесь, когда смотришь словари, это то слово, богатые, которые всё-таки для своей страны хотят хорошего делать-то, налигархи для страны ничего хорошего не хотели делать, они только для себя, can be happy about the rise of oligarchs and oligarch were not people who were real entrepreneurs, even from c

peters spoke to striking sag-aftra members based in the bay area who say this is a pivotal movement. oakland based union actor michaelsays he hopes screen actors guild negotiators will stand firm in their talks with producers in hollywood. we're saying that we are like you and if we don't get a fair contract, you know, beware, maybe you might not get a fair contract next either. since july, union actors have been on strike over the use of ai technology with their images and how they'll be paid for future use. and i was like, wait, i have a show running on netflix and i and i haven't been paid since 2001. that's never happened before to me, where something is running and i get nothing. maybe it's been a small paycheck, but get something. writers in hollywood also went on strike in may. and now new development and promotion of content has been brought to a halt. it's the first time in 60 years that both writers and actors have been on strike. one union's struggles affect the others and basically we come together realizing this is a pivotal moment with all the things that are happening with the different technologies th

michael flynn took the fifth. john eastman took the fifth. others, like steve bannon and peter navarro, simply refused to comply with lawful subpoenas. and they have been indicted. >> steve bannon was also convicted of contempt of congress last year for doing the same thing. i can't help but ask, is this one of the stupidest, most pointless crimes ever committed by anyone? even if navarro wanted to obstruct the investigation, he could have just hired a lawyer, plead the fifth? he would be well within his rights. others did it. he wouldn't be facing prison time. because even as navarro pledges to appeal, this was obviously such an open and shut case. the trial only lasted two days. the jury only deliberated for a few hours, a few hours too long, actually. when nbc asked navarro's lawyer why he did not call any witnesses to defend his client, he replied, and i quote, what defense do i have? and this reminder of navarro thumbing his nose at congressional oversight is notable today. now the republicans are in the house majority and they feel differently about the separation of powe

so sarah, steve, michael, andrew. peter, richard , sam, andrew. peter, richard, sam, emma and alex.e who go on and moan and get on the websites . the websites. >> you think moni has anything to do with your name? i mean, some people do live up to their names, don't they? but i think it's yeah, it's a shame for dave's watching. i'm sorry about that. you're dave. dave's watching. i'm sorry about tha yeah,)u're dave. dave's watching. i'm sorry about tha yeah, ofre dave. dave's watching. i'm sorry about tha yeah, of courseje. dave's watching. i'm sorry about tha yeah, of course. you've got >> yeah, of course. you've got a nice picture of david beckham there. >> he's not a winger, is he? >> he's not a winger, is he? >> well, they're saying well, he did whinge about not getting a knighthood. >> think you know that. >> yeah, i think you know that. you the people you you know, of all the people you could who might could think who actually might deserve really deserve a knighthood, i really do david beckham could. yeah. >> they dish him out to everybody else, don't they? in sport? >> but i m

michael: i would. and for just $5 a day, america, you donate. this is wild to watch the karine jean-pierre peter fight. it's almost like watching an old couple, an old married couple fight. because you can't answer a question with a question. you know, it's like, so what do you call it at the administration? >> what do you call it? what the hell are we doing here? and i think the gop should take the blame for the whole situation. and as part of that, they should open up welcome centers at the border where we take credit for all the giveaways, all the thousands of dollars and encourage all these new wonderful americans to vote conservative. >> greg: i think that's a terrible idea. >> michael: that border would be shut tomorrow. >> greg: oh, i see your plan. >> michael: president trump. >> greg: this whole thing is driven by hatred for trump. biden just can't do what trump did. but to kjp or whatever her name is, it's like she believes her job is not to do her job, like to is that a word. >> yes. >> emily: no she does have a job. when she handed in her resume the only quality traited they looked f

aide, to molly michael, who told federal investigaors exactly this is what happened on papers that were clearly marked classified. what do you think of that? >> it's striking, andrea. peters book. we did not observe classified documents lying around. we were the second interview in the private office that was the subject of part of the fbi now famous search. i would say this seems like a significant break in the investigation. this is yet another, it appears, former donald trump aide who has turned against him in some way. i do think that's going to be one of the big stories to watch as we look at these four different criminal cases now pending against the former president. what is striking is how much of the evidence is likely to come not only from republicans but from people who himself hired and trusted. in the end, one of the dynamics that will possibly power this is how much they are actually testifying against him. we don't know the answer to that. some of his co-defendants in the georgia >>> which is a defense we sell for many jan. 6 defendants. the then-president of the united states called us to the capitol, and now i think it significant but very much in keepin

peter says it's not a housing crisis . it's a too many housing crisis. it's a too many people crisis. and ian says michaelter. the lords are right in this instance. stop pollutants entering our waterways and so few things are more designed purely to irritate the motorist than coasting along an empty three lane road. late in the evening, chained down to a suffocating 20 mile per hour speed restriction in the traffic light shines green in the near distance . and you know, if only distance. and you know, if only you lived in a normal society in which reasonable speeds were permitted, be able to permitted, you would be able to get through it before it changes . but sadly, this is increasingly no longer the case increasingly no longer the case in the uk's metropolis under the tyrannical rule of sadiq khan today , the mayor's transport today, the mayor's transport authority announced plans for a further roll out of 20 mph zones, covering another 40 miles of road across the city of part of road across the city of part of plans that would see speed limits covering a total of 87 miles by the spring of 2024. but wh

michael waltz. they will also discuss all of those issues. we're going to round it out with a panel on the high crimes and misdemeanors that we're hearing about and talk with peterw close joe biden was to the foreign business deals that allowed the biden family to take in more than $20 million according to house republicans. what exactly was that money paid to the biden family for? we're going to get into it. we've got breaking news, about 30 minutes. >> right there from washington, d.c. thank you so much, maria. maria: thank you. >> coming up, shocking new video shows a massachusetts state trooper dragged down the street during a traffic stop. we'll tell you how the suspect was eventually apprehended. first, the word woke or word to the woke, how harvard student is making claims limiting applicants to 200 words in an essay is racist. piers morgan on the campus craziness, next. ♪ imagine how the world so very fine. ♪ so happy together. and year after year, you weathered the storm and just lived with the damage that was left behind. but even after all this time your thyroid eye disease could still change. restoration is still possible. learn how you could give yo

michael flynn did, for example. pat cipollone testified before the committee. all were in the same trusted inner, isle and all faced the same kinds of reper kugs that peter navarroes. >> i also ask him about the funding of his defense. there are people like mr. giuliani who have gotten help and there are lawyers indicted like ms. ellis who have not. here's what he said about that tonight. >> how much did he help you in legal fees, donald trump? >> about $300,000. my legal fees are well in excess of 6. i have been raising money through defendpeter.com. if anybody in msnbc land wants to help, defendpeter.com. this will be a million dollar case. >> it's a fact that his legal fees are high. donald trump has proven extremely stingy with his own lawyers, let alone other people's. do you think there's anything to interpret or anything of interest that this is one of the few people he's decided, according to navarro, to fund? >> if this is the case that he has funded some portion of navarro's defense it would be noteworthy. it would indicate this is someone he's particularly exercised and wants to support for whatever reasons. we can speculate whatever reasons those mig

peter says it's not a housing crisis . it's a too many housing crisis. it's a too many people crisis. and ian says michaelhe lords are right in this instance. stop pollutants entering our waterways and so few things are more designed purely to irritate the motorist than coasting along an empty three lane road. late in the evening, chained down to a suffocating 20 mile per hour speed restriction in the traffic light shines green in the near distance . and you know, if only distance. and you know, if only you lived in a normal society in which reasonable speeds were permitted, be able to permitted, you would be able to get through it before it changes . but sadly, this is increasingly no longer the case increasingly no longer the case in the uk's metropolis under the tyrannical rule of sadiq khan today , the mayor's transport today, the mayor's transport authority announced plans for a further roll out of 20 mph zones, covering another 40 miles of road across the city of part of road across the city of part of plans that would see speed limits covering a total of 87 miles by the spring of 2024. but while th

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