but they've got access. they've got , they've got access. they've got, they've got access.hey've got, they've got access to. that's an interesting insight . they've got interesting insight. they've got access to to, so much sex and everything sexualised, overly sexualised, all the music is if you listen to music from the 80s and 90s, it seems so much more platonic as there are as they're asking for now. it seems so much more innocent. it relied on innuendo and sex is available on literally every device . literally every device. >> it's yeah it's just not watching sex. >> that's not i got news for you. that's not real sex that's spawn that's naked. but that's not actually people today are not actually people today are not having sex. they're not having sex. and they're not having sex. and they're not having children. and we've got wars to fight and we need kids. and is death of love. and this is the death of love. and this is the death of love. and is this is calendar and this is this is my calendar coming up here that is now available for reprint. we're reprinting for next

on each other, but you love them. >> desus: got you, got you."syd & tp show." are you trying to take my job? [laughter] tell me about the show. >> so the log line is two wnba benchwarmers or try to become the face of the league even though nobody asked them to. it is just hilarious. there is a lot of man on the street type stuff. if you sketches that we do. and i was just -- anybody who knows our personalities or seen us on the aces social, i think they will enjoy it. >> desus: thought to have me on. >> season two, we are hoping for it. come on! >> desus: "the syd & tp show" is now streaming on fubo's maximum effort channel and fubo sports. we're gonna take a quick break, but we'll be right back after this! sydney! [cheers and applause] when the murrays discovered gain scent beads, they fell in love with the irresistible scent. ♪ ♪ huh, huh, so did their dog roger. ♪ ♪ gain scent beads keep even the stinkiest stuff smelling fresh. ♪ dramatic music ♪ [flight attendant alert] [baby crying] [snoring] [luggage rattling] [baby crying] ♪ dramatic musi

and he he got out and parked and he got he got out and parked up course went in for a up and of courseice station. and they all ran to the car knocking on the window and showed that there was nobody showed me that there was nobody there. sport. there. so it did become a sport. my favourite, favourite my favourite, my favourite moment that i remember from all this lives down in this is thatjim lives down in dartford at and as i say, he's a big old boy and he got home quite late one night. he dropped me off somewhere and went home and he was sort of on his way to getting into bed. there was getting into bed. and there was a the door. hello, mr a knock on the door. hello, mr luck. he yeah, what is luck. and he went, yeah, what is it know, i'm to it you know, i'm trying to sleep. it's the sun newspaper here, mr luck. got a here, mr luck. we've got a cheque here for £5,000. someone's going get it. we someone's going to get it. we want about chris want a story about chris tarrant. get tarrant. someone's going to get it. you and jim it. might as well be you and jim went. all right, wait a min

but fortunately i got over it and you clearly got over it. yeah.hen you come from a part of town where football is so dominant and what team you support, why was it rugby for you ? rugby for you? >> well, it wasn't literally, you know , i'd say that you were you know, i'd say that you were born in middle of shoreditch . born in middle of shoreditch. there's no rugby anywhere, no. simply because there's no grass . and so you , you know, football . and so you, you know, football was would have been something i was, i, i might have got into. but when i went to my secondary school, the london nautical school, they were south of the river. they played rugby. we used to have to travel from london all the way down to maldon at the end of the northern line, which was where the playing fields were. so by the playing fields were. so by the time we finished playing the school rugby morning , if we school rugby the morning, if we got back, you'd be too late to got back, you'd be too late to go to football . even if it was go to football. even if it was local f

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you know, we've got we've got to call it as it is. look, jim, jim, we've got go. we've got to go. the comedian extraordinaire. i've got loads more way, including more coming your way, including what's going on labour. what's going on with labour. it's israel it's disintegrating over israel palestine. tuned. it's disintegrating over israel pal hello. tuned. it's disintegrating over israel pal hello again tuned. it's disintegrating over israel pal hello again .jned. it's disintegrating over israel pal hello again . it'si. it's disintegrating over israel pal hello again . it's aidan >> hello again. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office the news forecast office with the gb news forecast . clear spells out there. . some clear spells out there. at overnight, but where we at first overnight, but where we see the clear spells, we also see the clear spells, we also see mist and fog developing see some mist and fog developing and quite number of showers and quite a number of showers will arrive in many places by dawn . a large area of low dawn. a large area of low pressure to the wes

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he's got a good point. mention bmo has more fee-free atms than the two largest us banks combined? uh, b-m-o? just "bee-mo", actually. quick question, will all this stuff fit in your car? ( ♪ ) should i get rid of the mug? ♪ bmo ♪ after their second straight defeat on the road. and no trent williams or deebo samuel in this game. they were both hurt and could not go in minnesota baseball legend dave winfield revving up the vikings fans. they love to yell. skol christian mccaffrey fumbled early redemption here on a three yard touchdown run niners down ten seven you figure all right that's it for the half. oh no, no, no, no, no. final seconds. kirk cousins to jordan addison who rips it away from charvarius ward and goes to the house. why are you blitzing in that situation? good question. 60 yards, 16, seven vikings at the half cousins threw for 378 yards. third quarter brock to cmc 35 yards to the house. mccaffrey building on the niners franchise record with a touchdown in 16 straight games all right 22 to 17 f

we've got to come at this from every angle. we've got to stop it. we can stop it.the eye9ed -- united nations to move in the right direction. but the only way to do or that is for the united states to demonstrate the leadership itself. larry: yes, sir. senator hagerty, terrific stuff. i know you're very, very busy down in texas. we appreciate your time, honestly. thanks for helping us out. >>> all right, folks, joining us is aaron cohen, former member of israel's special operations counterterrorist unit. aaron, welcome. i'm kudlow, i don't think we've formally met -- >> nice to meet you, kudlow. been watching you for years, i'm a fan. [laughter] larry: all right. the air force, israeli air force doing the work with right now. the army is on the way. can you just dui us a sense of how -- give us a sense of how you think the army is going to play it on the ground? >> well, so this is the way we work in israel, and let me make clear, we -- this isn't our first rodeo being with attacked on multiple fronts. we saw this in '73, we're seeing it again now. we've spent a lo

ulez is in suburbia and got a 20 mile suburbia and we've got a 20 mile an limits ltns we've got an hours ltns we've got these things, low traffic neighbourhoods that is, by the way, suggesting all way, i'm not suggesting all these things are but they , these things are bad, but they, they don't the working person. >> yeah, they help the >> yeah, they don't help the working that's working person. and that's the problem i think it'll problem here. so i think it'll be winner. the other be a vote winner. the other thing i would say is it's economically the economically sound. this is the best for the economy best thing to do for the economy because just giving an arbitrary date of 2050 or 20 30 or 20, whatever you and saying whatever you want and saying we're net zero by we're going to be net zero by then, a way track to then, is a one way track to poverty . because the thing that poverty. because the thing that keeps you from poverty these keeps you from poverty is these fossil having this fossil fuels and having this smorgasbord of fuel sovereignty available to you in the uk. so it makes

>> well, you know, if you've got if got an infection then if you've got an infection then it's in pastsafe. told it's totally safe. >> no, that's the person >> yeah. no, that's the person who told that agenda. who told you that had an agenda. josh just say that. but also there was no risk. >> surely , because they if >> surely, because they if someone placed an order, you just didn't have to send the bottle. they could have just cancelled the soap. but did they know that was know at that time that that was what sold? what was being sold? >> they on to it quick enough? >> the supplier, don't think >> the supplier, i don't think they all like a they they stocked it all like a they didn't was didn't put it in. oh, it was drop shipped. didn't put it in. oh, it was dro you'reied. didn't put it in. oh, it was dro you're saying othennise >> you're saying othennise imagine that imagine being part of that production to fill production team having to fill all bottles. all those bottles. >> bit. yeah. all those bottles. >> what bit. yeah. all those bottles. >> what is bit. yeah. all those bottles

he's got a good point. did i mention bmo has more fee-free atms than the two largest us banks combined? uh, b-m-o? just "bee-mo", actually. quick question, will all this stuff fit in your car? ( ♪♪ ) should i get rid of the mug? ♪ bmo ♪ >> well, welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. we'll start with breaking news this morning. it is the san mateo bridge. we have an accident. curly 92 westbound just east of the toll plaza. there leading up towards the san mateo bridge. and as you can see, they have shut all lanes down. so all lanes are currently blocked. that's why you don't see any traffic there on the westbound side of the bridge. so if you are planning on taking that, they don't know how long this is going to be closed. so i would suggest highly suggest you take in the dunbar bridge instead while they continue to try to clear this accident. background story on this. we know that there were at least 3 vehicles involved this morning. 2 of those vehicles ended up in a ditch. so right now they're trying t

they should have got rid of the have learned and got rid of the monarchy, have learned and got rid ofe >> yes. you've also been in the papers. one day every single gb news presenter will be in the papers. let's have a look at the guardian and there a cultural guardian and is there a cultural issue mps guardian and is there a cultural issue than mps guardian and is there a cultural issue than inability mps guardian and is there a cultural issue than inability to mps guardian and is there a cultural issue than inability to bes conservative? >> minister denies conservative? >> issueiinister denies conservative? >> issue among denies conservative? >> issue among toryes conservative? >> issue among tory mps cultural issue among tory mps after crispin blunt arrest it. so there's been quite a lot of this lately. blunt, a former justice minister and the mp for reigate was arrested by police on wednesday suspicion of on wednesday on suspicion of rape possession drugs rape and possession of drugs before said in before being bailed. he said in a statement that he expected to be and made referenc

she got it. liz truss got it. mechanically wrong.cuted it so badly. but i'm not as doom laden about this. if you look at these, um, you know , you look at these, um, you know, midterm results by—election results, right? so what did you expect in mid beds ? nadine expect in mid beds? nadine dorries abandon the constituency about eight months ago when she thought she was going to the house of lords and then boris said, i can't do it now. i'm sorry. she just flounced off, left the house of commons, didn't go back to see her constituents. >> i know, but she's also a true blue tory. she's a true story. she's not anymore on the right. she's not anymore on the right. she's not anymore on the right. she's not anymore. mate of boris i >> she's so she is one of the people that you're saying she should be there . should be there. >> she's drama queen now. i >> she's a drama queen now. i didn't didn't into the didn't i didn't get into the house lords and she flounces house of lords and she flounces off. >> now, i agree. she should never been in

it's got walls. has got walls. it's got walls. it's got doors lock . so it's got doors that lock.obviously obviously take that to their security they obviously obviously take thewell to their security they obviously obviously take thewell as to their security they obviously obviously take thewell as theto their security they obviously obviously take thewell as the and eir security they obviously obviously take thewell as the and thesecurity they obviously obviously take thewell as the and the us|rity they obviously obviously take thewell as the and the us isy as well as the and the us is facing an unprecedented i know that word is used a lot these days, but the migrant crisis i mean, 15 million illegal immigrants are coming coming across the border . across the border. >> and because the plan and now there's actually starting to happen. >> biden is taking this action because what the southern states, the border states are doing is they've started busing the migrants to liberal democrat controlled cities like chicago and new york. and all of a sudden these democrats who've been lik

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you still got crime. same criteria from last year, something that happened up, you gotta stop to see a learn about this before they learn how to walk games this out and making people ready for all the goods that they got on the games are real good and realized. so the game is just a really a training manual for the next stage, because after you play the game so long, you're gonna want to go, once you get your gun and be on your mission and then you're going to be ready to kill. it looks very easy to pull us right in real life in the video games and wants to start it's addictive, is the rush is the high ditch and costly one. so that's why i be so many shipments because once we see so 1st go so far as far as the, you know, go care of us with nobody else or the next person or the next person or the next person to be out interstate and even lost my brother, there was a car coming off as i looked through the list here. i see the past has had a part of the 357 that that a so it was like soon as soon as i seen i

we've got victoria hervey. got lovely lady victoria hervey.nother of the royals and another dose of common gary , the cabbie common sense, gary, the cabbie is but let's go to is back. but first, let's go to the news headlines . the news headlines. >> good evening . i'm ray addison >> good evening. i'm ray addison in the newsroom . our top story, in the newsroom. our top story, the prime minister has praised egypt for its efforts in trying to deliver aid to civilians in gaza after meeting the country's president, rishi sunak said palestinians are also victims of hamas and expressed his condolence for the loss of lives . he also stressed the importance of opening a safe corridor to gaza . corridor to gaza. >> one thing we have prioritised consistent is getting the rafah crossing opening . it's been a crossing opening. it's been a feature of all my conversations and i'm very pleased that that will now imminently happen. we

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yeah >> you got. i haven't >> nick, have you got. i haven't got with the audiobook .. i did try it. | got on with the audiobook. i did try it. i understand the point. you know, i don't think it's a bad thing. you know, and as kids we will to you know. we all will read to you know. >> that it's back. >> yeah, i love that it's back. it seems like quite a quaint medium have resurfaced. and it seems like quite a quaint mel ium have resurfaced. and it seems like quite a quaint mel love have resurfaced. and it seems like quite a quaint mel love that ve resurfaced. and it seems like quite a quaint mel love that ve rback. ced. and it seems like quite a quaint mel love that ve rback. led. and so i love that it's back. i listen to lot. won't listen to him a lot. i won't listen to him a lot. i won't listen me, listen to fiction. to me, fiction an aesthetic fiction is like an aesthetic experience but experience has to be read, but i'll listen to non—fiction because it's basically information or an argument. and it's very useful because i'm interviewing week it's very useful becau

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>> you don't want to get got, unless you get got by me, you know.business that you're doing? >> that's -- well, yeah. what i did to be able to bring chappelle and netflix to oakland in such a bad time, you know. oakland was getting a lot of bad publicity because there's a lot of bad things going on there. to be able to bring that back to oakland and try to give them something good to talk about. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and it was sort of like my love letter to oakland, because i am from the streets of oakland. i rode all the buses. i walked all the streets. i've performed in all the parks. the rest homes. the convention centers. the birthday parties. the barbecue pits. i mean, barbecue places on picnic tables at the zoo. everywhere. >> jimmy: at the zoo? >> i've performed at nolan park on a picnic table. >> jimmy: at the zoo? >> at the -- yes. [ laughter ] they got a "there. . >> jimmy: look at you now. you've got a big comedy special produced by dave chappelle. it's unbelievable. >> it is unbelievable. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's wonderful to

yeah they've got. have to ask you for your fitness fitnnthem? yeah they've got that. got them? best. and speedy listen, all the best. and speedy recovery the brilliant paul recovery to the brilliant paul burrell coming up in uncanceled. why has british billionaire james dyson school philanthropy been by a woke local been blocked by a woke local authority and has britain given boots the boot after its planned closure of 300 chemists? i'll be asking fleet street icon kelvin mackenzie . he's live in the mackenzie. he's live in the studio. and let me tell you, sparks will fly, but next, as the justice secretary draws up new plans for prisoner reform , new plans for prisoner reform, should drug dealers and burglars be allowed to keep their criminal past a secret from new employers in the name of redemption? my panel debate that radio. >> tomorrow's news tonight in our media buzz. more front pages have landed and we'll start with the i newspaper . johnson made it the i newspaper. johnson made it impossible for uk to tackle covid. a top adviser says sounds like a blame game . running

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he's got to perforwe've got angela raynerist when we've got angela rayner coming doesn't want to coming want to be by his deputy. be overshadowed by his deputy. >> yeah, absolutely. and i think we might expect some razzmatazz from we might expect some razzmatazz frorthat she's the one with the >> that she's the one with the razzmatazz. anna mihaylova, thank indeed for thank you very much indeed for joining this morning. lovely joining me this morning. lovely to jack to speak to you. now jack carson, i hope is down the road for us in liverpool this week with people's panel. jack with the people's panel. jack what questions our panel what questions have our panel got our guests this i got for our guests this week? i hope can hear yeah well, hope you can hear me. yeah well, good morning to you, camilla. >> we're here in the heart of the city at the lucy in the sky cafe here, where lots of people, including us, have enjoying including us, have been enjoying our breakfast morning. and our breakfast this morning. and we're the by we're joined on the panel by lesley tony lesley, let's lesley a

i've got five kids from 13 to 23.eting we first started this campaign right here in iowa and one of the leaders at one of the meetings we were at came up to my wife and said, why are you in this race? nobody knows who you are and she said this, it's for the next generation. the reality is this, if we don't make some significant changes in our country not only the wars that we're facing across the land and across the world. they're coming home because we're so broken financially here. and i really believe this with all my heart. if we don't fix something financially in our country, our children will not have the same opportunity that you and i had. i was able to buy a home in my mid 20's and the next generation is facing things we haven't seen in decades and here is message that we have to get into our heart, that if you and i, generational leaders, don't make some significant sacrifices and changes, i believe this, that we'll be known as the generation that prospered the most because we've had more wealth in our gener

you've got ice cream. you got dr.ay party, which is kind of perfect for tonight. >> that's kind of good. i want some of that, jimmy. >> jimmy: you can have -- you're more than welcome to have some. i think i have spoons here also. there's the birthday party -- two birthday parties, yeah. well, it is almost your birthday, isn't it? >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: tomorrow's the big day. [ cheers and applause ] i don't know if you thought about this. >> going to have some of those? look out. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: have you ever -- giving a little -- now, this is a birthday party, right? >> mm! mm! this screaming like bob demon. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what time do you actually eat breakfast? >> 8:00. at night. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: by the way, i could easily polish this whole thing this whole box off. >> it's good, right? if they was nasty, you couldn't keep eating them like that. >> jimmy: this is my weakness, this is my kryptonite. i like this, too. because this is either for -- this maze is for kids or to

elizabeth: got it.ongressman green, let's take a second and listen to the new speaker mike johnson explain the lay of the land. you're going to see democrats sit down and not stand when he says republicans want to fix the border collapse. watch this. >> i call them the seven core principles of american conservativism, but let me concede to you all i think it's really the core principles of our nation. i boil them down to individual freedom, limited government, the rule of law, peace through strength, fiscal responsibility, free markets and human dignity. we have a catastrophe at a our southern border. the senate and the white house can no longer ignore the problem. from texas to new york, wave after wave of illegal migrants are stressing our communities to their breaking points. the status quo is unacceptable. inaction is unacceptable, and we must come together and address the broken border. we have to do it. [cheers and applause] elizabeth: okay. so how come democrats did not stand for that? >> i actua

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and then you've got the truss wing saying, got to become a saying, we've got to become a party tax, ofeneurs . what's really entrepreneurs. what's really happening they're happening here? they're jockeying for which wing wins is after they lose the next election. if the right wing were to win, well, then you know what i think about it. >> indeed. would you include suella braverman in that sort of truss site group ? yes truss site group? yes >> yes. >> yes. >> oh, yes. i mean, look, she look, she talks the talk of many of these things. she's a genuine brexiteer . she's the only member brexiteer. she's the only member of the cabinet that went all the way and voted three times against liz truss's appalling deal. against liz truss's appalling deal . no, she is genuine in her deal. no, she is genuine in her convictions. but what tends to happenis convictions. but what tends to happen is these mps get senior office and somehow now they seem to change. today was from her. i thought, a very big disappointment. >> interesting stuff, words . >> interesting stuff, words. nigel, let's take a look

the banks got back their money. again, there was never a default, there was never a problem, everything was perfect. there was no crime. the crime is against me. because we have a corrupt district attorney, but we have a corrupt attorney general. and it all comes down to the doj that totally coordinated this in washington because i am reading biden by ten points and i am leading the republican spy 50 and 60 points, thatis the republican spy 50 and 60 points, that is pretty much they say over, i never accept that, but they say it is over. —— republicans by it. this has to do with election interference, plain and simple, they are trying to damage me so i don't do as well as i am doing in the election. 0ur do as well as i am doing in the election. our country has gone to hell, we have a country in serious decline, we have a man running our country who has no clue and you know it better than anybody because you have to cover him. what they have done with open borders. what they have done with interest rates. taxes. it i

i guess he got on a jet ski, then got on his boat.ll this, even though he's mental, this was all planned. the whole idea, all these guys, school shooters, killers like that, it seems like 98% of them hear voices. so i chased a guy one time, and i asked the parents, will he, you know, use the gun that he's got? and the dad said, dog, it all depends on what the drugs tell him to do. so in this time, will this guy shoot it out? brother, i don't know. it all depends on what the voices tell him to do. so i agree with everyone. >> jesse: we don't know what kind of drugs that he was given or if he was even given drugs when he was involuntarily committed to the psychiatric institution. you said he could be in a cabin. he could be in the woods. could have been booby trapped. >> yes. >> jesse: he has a sniper position set up. what do you mean when you said he's got the cabin booby trapped and can't they throw a helicopter in there with the thermal sensory to see what's cooking? >> well, they can throw a sensory up there, but if they've got a he

oh, now we've got it solved. now we've got it out. no, it's a fulfillment of the promise that there is always new and more wonderful things to be learned. thank you. yeah. you got to talk in the microphone or else. we don't know that you were here. ever since i was in high school. before that, actually. but i became aware of science particularly astronomers, astro physicians and physics physicists have been looking for that they call the grand unified right. what if there isn't one? what i mean does upset your faith in science or is it, in fact, to know that would be to know the mind of god? well, the grand unified theory was first pushed by a guy named gutt, whose name is spelled got t just by his grand unified. so i'm always suspicious about that. i am not fascinated to find grand unified theory. i'd love to see how things are unified, but if it's a fruitful theory. it will expose things that. i didn't know. i didn't know an end to everything in physics would be the absolute worst kind of fate, because it would mean there was nothin

to be a world uh first, it's got to be, it's got to become a major world crisis, it's it's a tragedy associated with, and it the town also says that they're permitted or even obliged to deceive, which is what they've been doing to the americans, not so much the russians, but certainly the europeans, and even great britain, and it allows them to steal, that's one of the tenats of the talm, they are permitted to steal other people's property, which is what they're doing, have done in. it allows them to murder, which is what they're doing in gaza, so you don't have to make it up, you don't have to doubt what he says, and if you do, that's doing anyway, so it's a it's kind of religion, don't want, mind damaging the word religion to call it one, but it's a kind of religion which of to be abolished, the world community to be sting in and saying, i'm sorry, the rest of the world doesn't like this. kind of thing, i'm afraid you'll have to tear it up and start again, but of course it can't because of that infiltration which they've managed to uh act on in those power powerful countries, inclu

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got it.that toilet roll anyway, so . toilet roll anyway, so. >> so condolences to francis lee's family then . lee's family then. >> all of that. >> all of that. >> i have a feeling i may be able to do a better tribute. who was the holy trinity at manchester united? >> best law and charlton at manchester city. >> there was as colin lee, of course, and mike summerbee back in the not colin lee . in the not colin lee. >> yeah. colin bell. >> yeah. colin bell. >> bell . i'm >> yeah. colin bell. >> bell. i'm thinking of >> colin bell. i'm thinking of the old spurs player colin lee. oh, colin lee just yes, just crept into there. colin crept back into there. colin bell the late great colin bell. mike summerbee, of course, is still us. yes. and he was still with us. yes. and he was there for the first game of the champions league a week or so ago he walked out with the ago when he walked out with the trophy. summerbee , trophy. so mike summerbee, another of another true legend of manchester yeah. manc

but i've got that coming work. but i've got that coming up. we've got that coming up.o so okay, so we'll get to that. so it's very interesting to me how different parts of the world are driving feminism different driving feminism in different ways. argue this is ways. and i would argue this is entirely appropriate , right? entirely appropriate, right? because because the clearly the taliban are enacting some kind of gender apartheid. if they're not allowing women to have education, that's not on, in my opinion. no no. >> i mean, it's is it the right type using the word apartheid is obviously a very evocative and it's used by people certainly in israel. they try and claim it's an apartheid, even though people in israel. hey, did bring it in israel. hey, i did bring it back. lied. but even though back. i lied. but even though arabs , arab israelis have full arabs, arab israelis have full equal rights with with israelis, jewish israelis . but so i'm not jewish israelis. but so i'm not sure how helpful that is. but of course, there is a state where, you know, in afghanista

we got this. we got this. we got this. what? so, ladies and gentlemen, we docked a large item. we got a penalty going on the way over here. how can we fix that? so basically, we're competing with ourselves right now. and then we submit a code, our best code that we have come up with, to our region competition. now, if we have the best code out of that group, our code will be uploaded to the space station, and we'll get to see the spheres actually play out the game in zero gravity that they've been coding this entire time. jack fischer: if we're ever going to break the bonds of gravity and become an interplanetary species, we need to work together, and we can't build a team if we don't respect and understand each other. if fyodor and i are the two very lucky people that get to sit upon a monument to international cooperation and then go to an even bigger one... every day, you're reminded of how many people make this happe. male announcer: jack fischer, fyodor yurchikhin on their way to the international space station. female recorded voice: winchester. do not cross the tracks wh

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they're got 24 hours to get out.y yingst is on the ground in the israel with more, and we'll join him in moments. we would like to ask you to join fox corporation in the supporting the israel emergency fund in association with the united jewish appeal. just scanning the qr code here or donate at ujafed, this y.org. the story rapidly changing. first, a ground attack ime innocent. second, there are protests in the west bank. that is troubling for israel. byron york with me this morning. hamas will make much of the destruction of gaza and all the civilian casualties that are likely. will they lose political support? >> well, if this goes like previous conflicts have gone, there will be a fair amount of protest in the international media about what is, what will be called a disproportionate response by israel. and in the end, you'll have a situation in which the basic structure there; that is, hamas if centered in what gaza, has not actually changed. now, this attack was so big and so dramatic that you're hearing many ca

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we got five, they got five. but then what happens is they got $6 billion. we got five.hey got five. on top of the five, they got $6 billion. somehow, that's not a good deal. and our country is perceived as weak and incompetent, joe biden is laughed at all over the world, and joe biden trade israel. when i see netanyahu come and try to talk him into doing something, they never do it. they never do. it's a real problem, i can't imagine how anybody who is jewish boar who loves israel and frankly the evangelicals just love israel, i can't imagine anybody voting democrat, let alone for this man who is totally, he was shot 30 years ago, he is more shot now. it was problem -- these problems were caused by cricket joe biden. he is negotiating with all of these different deals, but he is not really negotiating because he doesn't have time in the day, he spent most of the day sleeping. he can't put two sentences together. he can't do anything, we have an incompetent man as our president. worst president in the history of our country. the only other one that is happy about it is j