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clive, commentator joe phillips. clive, i've commentatorjoe phillips.itle for the obr. you did make me chuckle, but it is teatime, so i cannot read it out. he's got a good description of what he says obe could potentially stand for or share it with you when we're not on air. speaking of former prime ministers, by the way, did you see the official portrait of theresa may that was unveiled? look at it . look at that fine look at it. look at that fine specimen in it was unveiled . specimen in it was unveiled. it's going to be in portcullis house. it talks about the interpretation . it says the interpretation. it says the portrait. the aim was to produce not just convincingly physical likeness, get it back on the screen as well, if i can, just so you can cast your eye over it while i'm describing it to you. so not just to portray a convincing physical likeness, but also a psychological characterisation . there you go. characterisation. there you go. apparent it should possess . it apparent it should possess. it goes.in apparent it should possess. it goes. i

there were ten penguin colonies all around phillip island, but by the early 1980s there was only one left. here on the beautiful and very blustery summerland peninsula. a radical conservation effort was required. so in 1985, the victorian state government began a mass buyback of land from people who were living on the peninsula, demolishing their houses and creating a largely human free habitat for the penguins. it's a conservation effort that has continued to this day, thanks to phillip island nature parks, a not for profit organization that carefully monitors the health of the penguin colony. each day, researchers come out just after dawn to check on the birds. morning, ladies. good morning. what are we doing here? we're checking penguin boxes to see who's home and how healthy they are. okay, so what's the process? so i'll be taking the bird out, giving them a scan for a microchip, putting them in a bag and getting their weight? fantastic. want me to show you? yes. 0h. 0k. there we go. she seems pretty placid, pretty calm. you see, she's been shoved in the bag. some of them can be.

phillipe: i agree. tesla has had a good run.e are not sure about the appetite for electric vehicles in the u.s.. at tesla we may be see some excitement. but the tightness, if we do have a strike and we have a low supply of used cars, is a strike goes on for a while, that two-tiered rates supply and shoots down prices. that is really what surprises me. jon: federation of the strike is what everybody is curious about. you already crunched the numbers on what the prophet hit for automakers could look like as you go through this on a weekly basis. what do the numbers tell you? philippe: it is very hard to gauge because it's a very technical strike. we have basically looked at how much of the output was lost by gm in 2019 and with that loss we calculate lack of coverage for weeks for the different carmakers. ford per week of strike might lose 45% of its annual rebate. gm a little less. we think there space is lower than ford and gm and more diversified in earnings outside the u.s.. we need to figure out how long the strike will last.

should itv reinstate phillip schofield market gb news.com phillip schofield market gbnews.com or gett's top pundit pundits. i should say pundits, writer and broadcaster nina myskow, former newspaper editor neil wallis, and political and social commentator lin mei lynn, the country's been through so much. we need these two back on tv together , you know, and if this together, you know, and if this was any one else, there would have been a fully fledged police investigation. >> and i just don't know what will. i do know why it has happened, but i don't want to see him on our tvs whatsoever. i think it's despicable, the think that it's despicable, the stories that came out, the lies. my biggest thing with phillip schofield is him listening to what his brother did and doing nothing about it. so why should we have someone like that on prime time television ? prime time television? >> well, of course we don't know. we don't have the evidence that he didn't do anything in relation to crimes committed relation to the crimes committed by he shouldn't really. >> that's why i said that's why i

should itv reinstate phillip schofield market gb news.com phillip schofield market gbnews.com or gett's top pundit pundits. i should say pundits, writer and broadcaster nina myskow, former newspaper editor neil wallis, and political and social commentator lin mei lynn, the country's been through so much. we need these two back on tv together , you know, and if this together, you know, and if this was any one else, there would have been a fully fledged police investigation. >> and i just don't know what will. i do know why it has happened, but i don't want to see him on our tvs whatsoever. i think it's despicable, the think that it's despicable, the stories that came out, the lies. my biggest thing with phillip schofield is him listening to what his brother did and doing nothing about it. so why should we have someone like that on prime time television ? prime time television? >> well, of course we don't know. we don't have the evidence that he didn't do anything in relation to crimes committed relation to the crimes committed by he shouldn't really. >> that's why i said that's why i

duke: randy phillips told conrad murray, "it's your job. you get him there."en he was hired, i think he was somewhat shocked that michael was dependent on -- on propofol to sleep. and then, all of a sudden, towards the end, it got better. duke: in court, they showed two of the last performances michael jackson ever did. one of them was "the way you make me feel." this was two nights before his death, and it was great. it -- it really reinforced everyone's confidence that, "we're going to make these shows happen." ♪ come on, baby ♪ one more time. ♪ you really turn me on ♪ it's what we've rehearsed. and then the next night, the one that will really make you cry is the last song he sang, the "earth song." ♪ did you ever stop to notice ♪ ♪ all the children dead from war ♪ ♪ did you ever not notice this crying earth ♪ ♪ this weeping shore ah ah ♪ karas: he was in good spirits. he said goodbye to the crew, to the staff. he headed home. little did he know, he would never return to that arena. man: hold for applause. hold for applause. slow umbrella, fade out. a few h

w correspondent, john phillips shelters in morocco covering the story for us. we asked him earlier what the chances are of finding most of us. the chances are some of the 1st to 72 hours crusoe and so those 72 hours over now, some experience members of rescue team say the only way as miracles and say hopeful that they will still find a few people in the coming days. but in the village that i visited today, a remote village in the mountain area, the rescue team, the rest of the teams couldn't find any survivors anymore unfortunately. but they will try again tomorrow. that was the deputy correspondent young phillip shots in morocco force was staying in the region. libby as eastern government says more than 2000 people have been killed and thousands more missing after storm daniel cost, severe flooding. stone has swept away in time neighborhoods and wrecked homes. in multiple costume coastal towns, the government in the east not recognized internationally says a state of emergency has been declared in the city of deanna. the area appears to obtain particularly hig

he made 83 offjust 53 balls while glenn phillips added 69 as new zealand made 202 from their 20 oversor 128. england lead the series 2—1 with one more to play. credit to new zealand who outplayed us and good toss to win and they put up a really challenging score. a little bit over par, the partnership with finn allen and glenn phillips is one we couldn't break and that was the main part of the game. looking at the surface, it's what you need for the world cup, spin, try, is that vital for preparation? yes, it is good exposure for us to play on those wickets, it's been a long summer of cricket so expect those pitches and it's a good challenge with the bat. finally, cycling news. germany's lennard kemna took stage nine of the vuelta a espana, completing his set of stage wins at grand tours as the american sepp kuss retained the race leader's red jersey. the hilly 184km stage had general classification timings taken two kilometres from the officialfinish after earlier rain. a lot of it about in spain. terrible trouble with the weather. a lot of mud on the route. kamna managed tojoin a br

oh, correspondent young phillip schultz is covering developments for us in merrick ash . i asked him what the current situation is like in the city marcus and the state of shock last night. you could still see some kind of normal, everyday life. they were even some tourists out sites in restaurants, but people are slowly starting to realize the extent of the tragedy. 1000 people as causing people slept outside either because their homes are damaged or because they are traumatized even here in the hotel where i stay, a lot of people prefer to sleep outside in the garden. and if you have to walk through the historic sense, i just behind b a, you see a lot of a historic buildings destroyed. fortunately, the death toll is not very high here in the city of, of mark has, but it's a completely different thing such as 2030 kilometers kilometers outside of the city . people's clearly still worried about after shocks. um, what's the latest in the remote areas worst affected by the earthquake? yes, people are very worried about after sucks there. it's a horrible situation. the house

this is for the phillips because they have to order some sort of tickets, or would they have to come out there where the linux side is mobile from the board? in the one hand, it was a well organized structure with a territorial division and strict hierarchy on the other fragmentation and a high level of autonomy assigned to commodities of large units press claims to the organization. but few words, experiences romani should give, which it wasn't long before he firmly established himself. as the guys come out to ensure soviet intelligence was keen to eliminate him. but he was sneaking and dodging like an animal he sense of the danger, the change, the location of his h q frequency, and he showed he has heavy personal security according to jim and estimates during its hire date. you'll see a number of 500000 people. however, it goes to tell more modest, awful simplicity lighted the in the near the reached the peak of its powers. the red on the lowest, massive offensive in ukraine. sure gave, which is dreams disintegrated rapidly. tma the phillips upon whose shoulders he had raised, the

young phillip, you visited a number of the villages, tell us what the biggest needs in the place is that you visited. the village in the remote remote mountain area that i visited today is completely destroyed and the very few survivors, what's the people the most is that the rest of the teams continue with that work, even as census a small to find so mar, survive as the people in the village told me it's still important for me then even to find the, the debt parties to give them some sort of a piece. and that what the survivor needs is basically all the basics they, they need fluids. they, they need temporary housing, needs medical attention, but the a, to slowly arriving even in, in remote areas and the deputy among the local communities that's really impressed . i want to ask you a bit more about the i because morocco has accepted died from some countries, but he is refusing help from others among them. friends, why is that? so it's a, it's a big discussion here in america at the moment. the officials, i've been able to talk to said that they just want to stay in charge of the whole o

glenn phillips also got a half century, new zealand made 202 off their 20 overs.ed out for just 128. england do lead the series two one with one more to play. a credit to new zealand. they outplayed us. they're a good toss to win and they put up a really challenging score, i think maybe a little bit over par. the partnership of finn allen and glenn phillips was one we just couldn't break, and that was the main part of the game. looking at the surface tonight, it looks like the sort of ones that you might need in the build up to the world cup. a bit of spin, a bit dry. is that really vital for preparation? yeah, it's good exposure for us to play on those kind of wickets. obviously it's been a long summer, lots of cricket, so i expect those kind of pitches and yeah, it's a good challenge with the bat. now finally, some cycling news. germany's leonard kamna took stage nine at the vuelta espana, completing his set of stage wins at grand tours as the american sepp kuss retained the race leader's red jersey. the hilly 184 kilometre stage had the general classification t

john phillip it's, it's good to see you. it's been 3 days now and despite the scale of his damage, rescue is still searching for survivors. tell us what are the chances of finding people alive? the chances are small, the 1st to 72 hours that crusoe. and so those 72 hours are over now, some experience members of rescue team say the old ways, miracles, and say hopeful that they will still find a few people in the coming days. but in the village that i visited today, a remote village in the mountain area, the rescue team, the rest of the teams, couldn't find any survivors anymore, unfortunately. but they will try again tomorrow, i guess. yeah, as you say, people are definitely hurtful for a miracle. young phillips, you visited a number of the villages. tell us what the biggest needs in the place is that you visited the village in the remote remotes and mountain area that i visited today is completely destroyed. and a very few survivors, lots of people need most is that the rest, your teens continue with that work, even if chanc

but i started to come back in both when each nest phillips to gave me the forms to pardon me for that stuff. this is for the phillips because they have to order some sort of fits or would they put them out there were leaning, sorry, as mobile from a board in the one hand, it was a well organized structure with a territorial division and strict hierarchy on the other fragmentation on a high level of autonomy assigned to commodities of larger units press claims to the organization. but few words, experiences, romance shall cabbage. it wasn't long before he firmly established himself as the guys come. doctor insurance surveyed intelligence was keen to eliminate him, but he was sneaking and dodging like an animal, he sense the danger to change the location that was h q frequently. and he showed he has heavy personal security according to jim and estimates during its hire date. you know, but up to 500000 people. however, it goes to tell more modest, awful supposed to be late in the, in the year the u. p. a reached the peak of its powers. the red army launched a mess of offensive in ukraine

he made 83 offjust 53 balls while glenn phillips added 69 as new zealand made 202 from their 20 oversengland lead the series 2—1 with one more to play. credit to new zealand who outplayed us and good toss to win and they put up a really challenging score. a little bit over par, the partnership with finn allen and glenn phillips is on we couldn't break and that was the main part of the game. that was the main part of the a ame. ., ., " that was the main part of the name. ., , game. looking at the surface it's what you _ game. looking at the surface it's what you need _ game. looking at the surface it's what you need for - game. looking at the surface it's what you need for the - it's what you need for the world _ it's what you need for the world cup, spin, try, is that vital— world cup, spin, try, is that vital for— world cup, spin, try, is that vital for preparation? ? world cup, spin, try, is that vital for preparation? vitalfor preparation? ? yes, it is good — vitalfor preparation? ? yes, it is good for— vitalfor preparation? ? yes, it is good for us _ vitalfor preparation? ? yes, i

phillip shelters. now in america's early, we asked him if help is not getting to the most isolated villages of the places we have visited in the past days has received some kind of help to find out. there are many actors on the grounds, military units, some foreign countries, local n g o's, an impressive number of uh, volunteers. but that still people in very remote villages that complained that they haven't received any help yet. we must not forget the places we have reached in the past days still have some kinds of excess, but there are religious, very deep in the mountains where all infrastructure is destroyed. and it's not possible to say when those places will receive enough. philip shelter, in our case we're building by stock. a ticked has one that top one is that this is premium and pay the out awards that kind of positive $1.00 process cut i is one of 5 lower. it's it will receive top on us from the japan association. it board recognizes excellence and painting, sculptures, cinema music, and ar

that's the deputy sound phillips showing, supporting for us from marcus. now lead us up to 20 summit and debbie have issued a joint expedition despite the wide differences over the water, new cramp and by flaw steals communicated the document. does not mention golf show by name. the summit also saw the african union joining busy trying to club and keep less is being made for tackling climate change. it was the success india wanted for its d 20 presidency. mac is the nouns, the adoption of the declaration. ghost and i thought about well, leaders meeting in delhi decide expectations to issue a joint declaration about the text of the war and ukraine. felt sure of condemning rush this aggression. instead it's cold on states to refrain from threatening or using force to gain territory. still the gym and chancellor called the communicate a success the surfaces risk if this annoyed to you, it is important that once again we have found words to make it clear that the territorial integrity of a state like you cradle cannot simply be challenged with violence from it

reach some remote mountain villages, which suffered some of the west devastation the deputies john phillips. shouts reports from the village of any and tyler in the atlas mountains. we see the damage before we even inside of the village. it's difficult enough our little car to get through. difficult to imagine what it will be like for laurie's full of 8. we have to leave the car and walk the last stretch its hearts and everybody seems way down by exhaustion and shock. the young man carrying hoffer load the body of a child who might walk for him is looking for his grandmother. loves you more. i've been searching since friday night's game of fresh news. we've been able to get into the remains of our house, but we couldn't find her anywhere. mode of i'm not giving up. i'll keep looking. i don't know because i'm comfortable. there is not much left. what wasn't direct by the earthquake westbury, by rocks funding from the eclipse and unmistakable smells, tells the story of bodies sketch of the fall. ready and us semester concrete entropy rescue teams from as far as spain and culture are looking f

susan phillip who is the director of the branch. she is also the health officer for san francisco and i'm going to be asking her to address questions when i'm done raised by the community and public health committee when we met with them. next slide, please. this is the environmental health branch organizational chart. you can see it is fairly large. i think we have over 30 different programs that enforce the health codes. again, this evening we'll talk about one of those and that's article 31. it is circled on there and we currently have (indiscernible) who has been running that for over 30 years. she's being replaced because she's retiring at the end of august and we have her replacement, bill chen here tonight. one of the rare opportunities where you get to hand off the torch while the person is still here, so hoping for a seamless transition there. next slide, please. we will be covering the health code to give reminder what that is about. what does article 31 do? why the amendments are being requested? what is amended and the p

you can't just walk on the air and be abby phillips.sume this excuse me, tho has done, philadelphia enquirer, there is a requirement that you have to meet certain things regardless of the profession. why should the president of the united states be any different? i have no problem with that. >> speaking of tests and requirements and since we have you here, vivek ramaswamy, who is also running in this republican field he is proamg a constitutional amendment who will require that young people 18 to 21 years old have to pass a sirvegz test or pass six months in the military to even vote, is that fair? >> no, no, excuse my language, hell no. this is america and the reality of the situation last time i checked there isn't a draft taking place to compel you to serve your country. it would be nice for everyone to want to do it but you have the freedom to do otherwise. as far as i'm concerned to have a constitutional amendment that requires you to serve in that capacity, a capacity that he deems fitting i think is a bit self serve being at this

imagine somebody walking down the street, door number one is somebody like lori smith and jack phillips that only provide services for same-sex or opposite sex, door number 2 they can get services for any kind of wedding, door number 3 is stuntman who has gone out of business but has a little sign saying i support jack phillips and lori smith, they are going to be just as offended at that little square saying i used to do this until i was forced out of business. the same message, just as apparent to people's dignity as the one who is still in business. it is pure speech, no reason at all to shut that down other than i don't like your speech so once you make that decision getting additionally upset at the sign doesn't make sense. >> riley stevens, lj c. on this scarcity that you're talking about there's harm in being turned away, right, not just that - the argument is it is not just that we want to disapprove of jack phillips by telling her he's a bad person, but people get turned away, there's an injury there, and in solve that exists even if you can go get a cake somewhere else. it is

i never de advanced or not go down and pull because phillips got username enough. well, now i am so subject him out of call. desktops cannot of me as someone 30 to 9 and not of the fontes a, you know, you my problem, i salute the audio nicely. the shuttle quiet will know when that goes, i in each call, doesn't have a blessed to these guys to go on. you know, they have to see what's going on. is that the, the, i mean, it's the most open it up. so i'm calling this problem boss. made it so then it's for the not put on, uh, american, besides the principals telling me, but it's time discussed that i'm a lot of those things will be co boss and you had sent it to a side cloud. the honest and that simple cause that those in a queue basically from china and 0 cubic dining on set or we could pull tiny, sending my brief landscape. we mika quays. so although this will get the vehicle that it shows pay for the new boss me set. so if you put this at the sub of a precise permanent, come on, the dad has advanced, i believe pasco, besides the boss made up to go me team, but we know

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olivia, onto the government shutdown part, i asked chairman mccaul and congressman phillips earlier and> yeah. i mean, bret, you are already seeing signs that they are bracing for a shutdown. there was a briefing of house chiefs being this is what is going to happen. what to expect and laying it out. sort of conceding this is going to happen. the question now that is being tossed around is when is the shutdown going to end and anyone that claims this they know the answer doesn't know. so, we're at a pretty tough spot in terms of house republicans. they don't have the votes to pass a short-term spending bill known as the cr. they don't like the cr that the senate has bipartisan support for. so, we're going to see how that goes. >> bret: yeah. byron, the president spent a lot of time talking today about maga. and what he called maga extremists. it is a similar speech that he has delivered before. it comes, obviously, one day after last night's republican debate in simi valley, california. here is he talking about the retiring joint chiefs, general milley. >> here is what you hear from mag

door number three is like -- was gone out of business but has a little sign saying i support jack phillips and lori smith. they will be just as offended at that little square saying i used to do this until i was forced out of business because -- same message. it's just as comparing to people's dignity as the one that is still in business but it's just pure speech. there's no reason at all to shut that down, other that i don't like your speech. the government can't do that. once you make that decision i think getting additionally upset at the sign doesn't really make sense. >> i see a hand back there. yes. >> riley stevens, lj see. on this monopoly power scarcity think we're talking about, there is a harm in being turned away,, right? is that just a we want, it's not the argument would be stuck just that we want to disapprove of jack phillips are telling me he's a bad person. it's that people are going to get turned away, there is an injury there, and insult their that exists even if you go across the street and get the cake somewhere else, right? it's not quite as narrow and interest other

you can't just walk on the air and be abby phillip. i mean, excuse me, this is a young lady doing great work at cnn and before that, "the washington post," and politico, and the list goes on and on, and steven a. smith, new york daily news, fox sports, espn, you can't walk through the door and do those jobs. there's a requirement that you have to meet in order to do certain things, regardless of the profession. why should the presidency of the united states or any elected office be any different. i have no problem with that. >> speaking of tests and requirements and since we have you here, vivek ramaswamy, he's proposing a constitutional amendment that would require that young people, people who are 18 to 24 years old to have to pass a civics test or serve six months in the nmilitary to even vote. is that fair? >> no. excuse my language, hell no. this is america and the reality of the situation is last time i checked, you know, there isn't a draft taking place to compel you to serve your country. it would be nice if everybody wanted to

door number three is like -- was gone out of business but has a little sign saying i support jack phillips and lori smith. they will be just as offended at that little square saying i used to do this until i was forced out of business because -- same message. it's just as comparing to people's dignity as the one that is still in business but it's just pure speech. there's no reason at all to shut that down, other that i don't like your speech. the government can't do that. once you make that decision i think getting additionally upset at the sign doesn't really make sense. >> i see a hand back there. yes. >> riley stevens, lj see. on this monopoly power scarcity think we're talking about, there is a harm in being turned away,, right? is that just a we want, it's not the argument would be stuck just that we want to disapprove of jack phillips are telling me he's a bad person. it's that people are going to get turned away, there is an injury there, and insult their that exists even if you go across the street and get the cake somewhere else, right? it's not quite as narrow and interest other

the phillips have been really on quite a journey.hey have been traveling to mass shootings all around the country for a decade now. they feel now they can't respond in person. i wonder what does the organization look like for them in the future? >> they say they want to pass the torch to the next generation. you heard from one of the surviving piece, dion green. their idea is to basically have someone like him in every region of america so when not if when another mass shooting happens they can coordinate getting someone on the ground as quickly as possible to help survivors. to help family members. and they would also like to see and they're working on kind of a coordinated government response to mass shootings to have government, a lot like fema comes in to respond to a natural disaster, they would like to see a trained team of therapies, counselors on the scene to help. >> the fact that we need to have something like that tells you the weight and the extent of the problem. i also understand they are very active in trying to get gu

in fairness, jenny, you raised phillip kim didn't raise phillip. you you raised phillip. >> i did.dmit that. >> and so kim's just responding. >> and so kim's just responding. >> but look, we're not talking about phillip schofield. we're talking about carol vorderman. personally, this is personally, i think this is clear cut. final word, kim? >> well, carol vorderman , she's >> well, carol vorderman, she's gone mad. >> she's nutty, dear , isn't she? >> she's nutty, dear, isn't she? >> she's nutty, dear, isn't she? >> i mean, my god, she's talking to her. >> she used to be quite nice . >> she used to be quite nice. >> she used to be quite nice. >> she used to be quite nice. >> she walks in front of you . >> she walks in front of you. she looks like a bum, two pigs fighting in a sack with him. >> it's not about the size of a person's bottom. >> well, you've got to admit, she's always talking about that, jenny. but look, fascinating in debate. sorry about the tech issues.i debate. sorry about the tech issues. i feel like i'm on a ship, carol. >> and if you're not prepared to tell the t

joe phillips. lots to get into. but do it, let's grab but before we do it, let's grab tonight's latest headlines . tonight's latest headlines. >> michelle, thank you. well, good evening to you. michelle is right. today's top story is the home secretary has been saying migrants are arriving in small boats, has put an unsustainable pressure on the uk's asylum system and that the british taxpayer delivering a speech in washington earlier on today. suella braverman also argued that being discriminated against for being gay or a woman was not enough to qualify for asylum. where individuals are being persecuted . persecuted. >> and it is right that we offer sanctuary, but we will not be able to sustain an asylum system if, in effect simply being gay or a woman or fearful of discrimination in your country of origin is sufficient to qualify for protection in. but the shadow home secretary, yvette cooper, has commented on the speech and accused the government of failing to set out any new plans to tackle the small boats cris

i was phillips, i've been to, i think where, you know, so what, uh, what kind of fox you kinda shut the key of the parents of the quenched team. would you like it wasn't the initial at the shop. i mean, it's a, at the shop i kind of in the studies, but again, let me borrow it just the right name. there's a, i'm going to look at it then with this information, the lose the getting the tvs pretty late to confirm. so thank you. thank you this way and if it's enough and just it's in the nimble, it's almost done. so thank you. thank you for listening. love showing the reason for the show some news and you're printing with convincing. you're finding something like with a new quote originally. no, no, it's from photo system frontier thanks for watching. according to sending a sort of the length of time with the phone with us to look at those similar to yours really because he does have some of them. yes. so moving forward, i get the records as well. this is interesting that the good news is that easily combat nation. i get your that the minutes i'm going to let me take a go to finish up. the, i

i refer to trevor phillips , i think he said trevor phillips, i think he said trevor as sir trevor phillipsbout gb news and he went on to say that basically he doesn't see gb news as a rival. he sees it as a club for people to have their views and prejudice confirmed. he went on. he said it's some kind of public service because it gives people somewhere who might somewhere to go who might otherwise have expressed their views in more harmful ways than going on social media. martin daubney, what do you think to that? well i worked at sky for many years. >> fact, that's where we >> in fact, that's where we first met our eyes locked tell everyone of our secret. we everyone all of our secret. we first that in first eyes locked in that in that sky news green room. and that sky news green room. and that a time actually when that was at a time actually when i think sky had very healthy i think sky had a very healthy balance opinions. balance of opinions. you were able there and be able to go on there and be pro—brexit . we you're able pro—brexit. we were. you're able to there and sort of say, to go

come on like the drug adulthood, rice soldiers, ukrainian phillips, carry out criminal orders without question. but who manage the project of creating such bob barracks soldiers and how was it done? most people, most soldiers have some limits, right? moral limits limits because of fear. because of caution and hope was that these drugs and conditioning that the ca subjected people to get them to be totally immune to those things. they would just carry out any order. daniel corvalle is all ph. d began investigating crimes committed by the ca under the top secret m. k ultra project and the 20th century is convinced that for 70 years experiments carried out by medics and nazi germany. every now underway in the united states. the origins of the m. k ultra program really were found in nazi germany, so in people should know that the us after world war 2, in operation paperclip back, she brought 1100 nazi scientists to the us to help them with these sorts of projects. and they absorbed them into the us in order to fight the soviet union that that is the whole the whole goal here of the united

in fairness, jenny, you raised phillip kim didn't raise phillip. you you raised phillip. >> i did.dmit that. >> and so kim's just responding. >> and so kim's just responding. >> but look, we're not talking about phillip schofield. we're talking about carol vorderman. personally, this is personally, i think this is clear cut. final word, kim? >> well, carol vorderman , she's >> well, carol vorderman, she's gone mad. >> she's nutty, dear , isn't she? >> she's nutty, dear, isn't she? >> she's nutty, dear, isn't she? >> i mean, my god, she's talking to her. >> she used to be quite nice . >> she used to be quite nice. >> she used to be quite nice. >> she used to be quite nice. >> she walks in front of you . >> she walks in front of you. she looks like a bum, two pigs fighting in a sack with him. >> it's not about the size of a person's bottom. >> well, you've got to admit, she's always talking about that, jenny. but look, fascinating in debate. sorry about the tech issues.i debate. sorry about the tech issues. i feel like i'm on a ship, carol. >> and if you're not prepared to tell the t

i am sarah phillips i met men of you in the all of you. i joined mayor breed 2 months ago as director of our office of economic and workforce development. the mayor went over the most exciting point this wills be lack luster but there we go. back one. i'm here to talk about the 6 month in that we have done on road map to san francisco's recovery. in february of 2020, covid hit. impacts extend beyond public healing leaving permanent changes on the way we work, shop and interact. recognizing that mayor broed and the team here released a road map at the end of the covid emergency in february 2023. to deal with the changes. as the state of emergency ended. we that road map and we will talk on 5 priorities, right economically diverse job engine. the welcoming clean and safe environment and you heard that in mayor breed's priorities. a dynamic destination active all the time. the world class transportation experience and that's a fight we will work on with you and equal economy this everyone can participate in. and i will go over each one of our

. >> congressman dean phillips of minnesota is calling on menendez to resign.e's how he put it. >> a member of congress who appears to have broken the law is someone who i believe should resign. i think george santos should have resigned. in comparison to the president of the united states of which there is no evidence whatsoever he's broken the law, yet is subject to an impeachment inquiry, there is evidence here. i'm disappointed and think he should resign. >> phillips said menendez should be pushed out to restore faith in government. we're waiting to see what president biden, what governor murphy says. do you expect the calls to grow for resignation who do you expect it to be let's see how plays out in the law? >> the latter. congress phillips is not somebody who is going to decide senator menendez' fate here. yes, bob menendez is innocent until proven guilty. he deserves that. chuck schumer asserted that in his statement just now. watch because, if it looks like bob menendez is losing the respect and support of the people of new jersey and especially democr

by phone, cut off the disclosure on the cell phone phillips phone for the middle. the night was let me know if there's something i was referred to, just keep on the long, splintered off of those machines. that's going a this is a rehabilitation center and most go victims who miraculously survived. the ukrainian military are treated here such as 20 a con, get used to the loss of his ride legs, even months of to the incidence. that's part of cause with what they told me. he was crippled by the ukrainian military multipoint and didn't blow up a 100 a couple of full deal of st. he was a for the visit. i some gladish i knew bring him a just because i like a couple of jumped on say geez, connecticut to scripture. so something is less of a possible that the good actual po, bu he's still ukrainian soldiers who carried out mass executions. taking some kind of drugs, look that much of them with which as for soliciting a prostate such, i'll agree to such a when you're putting in a new day. and i'm still curious. so can, you can use these 2 are the kinds of method below which

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i'm abby phillip. mark meadows really wanted his georgia occasion moved to federal court but as it turns out, someone took the stand against him and because of that testimony, it completely doomed his chances. that person is mark meadows himself. a judge rejecting donald trump's former chief of staff, citing his own words on the witness stand. you see, when meadows told the judge that he worked with the trump campaign on so many things, including selling out that infamous call when trump asked to find vote, that was not in the scope of his duties as a federal employee. the judge says that if he were to agree with meadows, quote, the court would have to turn a blind eye to express constitutional power, grant it to the states to determine their election procedures. as well as limitations on political activities, of executive branch firs. that comment light it in has some major implications for donald trump and also potentially for his codefendants. joining me now is clint rucker, a former prosecutor for

phillip colmar, global manager. i appreciate you setting us up for the print this afternoon. >>> let's see how wall street is shaping up in the lead-up. you have all three of the majors pointing to a modest pullback. not a lot of movement in the s&p and nasdaq. so perhaps a little bit of wait-and-see mode. >> there are two stocks i'm watching out for. bp, given the reaction that it has been for us to step down. and the other one is apple after the big launch event. we saw a dip in the stock price yesterday. things often change in the subsequent weeks. that is it for our show today. i'm joumanna bercetche. >> i'm julianna tatelbaum. "worldwide exchange" is coming nt.upex >>> 5:00 a.m. at cnbc global headquarters and here are your "five@5." win streak snap. stocks coming off their first down day in four as investors gear up for one of the final pieces of economic data before next week's fed decision. >>> apple waking up to generally a positive reaction. new iphones and operating systems. is that enough to fuel a break

i do have to bring a push windows fill the whole thing by phone, cut off because on the phone phillips phones hit the middle the night. let me know if there's something i was referred to, just keep the long distance moves of what was the mission that's going this is a rehabilitation center in moscow victims who miraculously survived the ukrainian ministry a treated here such as 20 a con, get used to the loss of his ride legs even months of to the incidence. that's part of cause with what they told me. he was crippled by the ukranian military. most of the printer didn't go up a corner cupboard full and they all said it was a whole bullet visit. i assume gladish, i need to bring him a campus cuz i like a couple of jump on the sides, connecticut to ski a chest. the son was left with the posit, but the good actual po, bu he's still ukrainian soldiers who carried out mass executions. taking some kind of drugs, the trouble with which as for soliciting a prospect such, i'll agree to such a long appointment or do they have spoken to you so you can use this to others if that goes with the blue,

thank you very phillips very much, michael phillips and my duellist for that conversation .wards for your time this evening on panel. now, evening on the panel. now, before . before we take a final before. before we take a final break, let's have a look at what you've had to say about today's topics on using churches for alternative purposes. kemi says it's getting silly now. there's plenty of empty premises on high streets that can be used as venues. leave our churches alone . i'm with you, kemi. is that kemi if it is. hello, kemi. i hope you're well . we've got hope you're well. we've got nigel here saying, what ever nigel here saying, whatever next churches as kebab shops ? i next churches as kebab shops? i mean, why not? if they're being used as disco halls mosques, used as disco halls and mosques, why not a kebab shop too? it's a disgrace, but we need to use them want to keep them on them if we want to keep them on patient street, susan wrote the case of patient street is horrific. i listen to both arguments and i do trust doctors and authorities to put emotion to one s