i apologized to him many times, now i call him jo-jo because the president calls him jo jo. but also, sean hennety himself said jason chaffets when he meant matt gets. i mean, it happens, it really happens. rick scott even confuses the medicare money saving program with the medicate defunding program. medicare, sorry. me so it happens, you know, it, it happens to all of us, it's common, when you meet with the president, how often does he mix up names just like we saw this week, i haven't seen him do this in the meetings i've been in, well , to be honest, somehow the young lady, well not at all box office, well, it’s just, it’s some kind of shame, as it was said in the soviet film. does she really read minds or not? the premiere, anna ostrovskaya, the investigative committee, she has special gifts, who are you all looking at, well, there’s a girl standing in a buried area, maybe this dream of mine is somehow connected with this case, and you do you know who the killer is? yes, look, just don’t do anything on your own, stand still, don’t move, for some reason i believe you. an

it says that jo binding's narrative is widely supported by the western media. it's not just the president, it's everyone. early this morning, i heard a, a rather, and i won't mention the network, but somebody said that obviously this was, instead of all these depths was done at the behest or at the direction of the russian government. and therefore, this is reason why we should have more support, or there should be more support for ukraine. and i think i don't even understand disconnection if i may bring up to suggestions because when it comes to certain death, our media are very quick, or rather we'd love to hear the case of gonzalez lira. this is an american citizen who died reportedly, theoretically from pneumonia, while in ukrainian custody. if this logic transpires, if it is the whole truth, then if an american citizen is killed in ukrainian custody, should ukrainian funding be stopped. whereas ukrainian funding should be increased if for if a russian dies, i'm not even sure of the calculus of this. so that's number one. there's been no mention of this at

jo jo and bonnie to toughen up grow up stuff but jo ann bonny's really tough. and at least jo ann please join me in welcoming director of the lbj library mark lawrence mark lawrence. good evening everyone. thanks so much for being here to help us celebrate the launch of this book and most importantly, hear from some really terrific scholars who have done so much to advance the study of lyndon johnson's presidency and america in the 1960s. it's my pleasure. introduce the participants in the first of our two panels this evening first in moderating this first panel is melody barnes. melody is director of karsh institute for democracy and the w.l. brown family director for policy and public engagement for the democracy initiative at the university of virginia in earlier years. melody was a senior advisor to senator edward kennedy, and then to president obama. joining melody will be first of all, julian zelizer, who is the malcolm stevenson ford class of 1941 professor of history and public affairs at princeton, as well as, a cnn political analyst and a regular gues

all kind of history and natural balance of the da da the the time jo cn walking the route. so the trending on chinese social media in 2022, and refers to an overland journey to america. to go the cigarettes. the 1st of these quito inequitable a country. the chinese passport holders can visit visa, free from the migrants into columbia illegally and travel to the coastal town of new company. they then cross the sea to a candy near the border with panama, before heading north to the united states. to go more area to the kill google, searching for the pressure you name. he's referring to an area known as the diary and got awesome cool. one of the world's most dangerous migration routes. it's the only piece of plan connecting central and south america . here, there on the roads. the terrain is unforgiving and migrants regularly full victim to criminal games. so now you're getting monitor showers. are the same with i or was this out from a sync for diarrhea. hydro come orange one up there and i was over one number, you know, it's one the, a record half a 1000000 microns from all

i'm so excited to see where we're going to head over the next 3 days this center and jo, how will be a high innovation and networking? thousands of people with big ideas here to connect with investors and partners, hoping to create profound change, not only in the middle east, but the rest of the world of alexandra buyers, houses 0. so that's the bread, somebody here, and that's a, that's it for me. mccloud more information to close on a website out. is there a dot com is the address. got more news coming up and half an hour's time. right off the one. 0 one east. the iran is going to the polls to elected parliament, as well as 80 members of the assembly of experts, a body and power to appoint a future supreme leader of our own. with a question of succession, booming originals found off in place one of the heaviest inflation rates in the world where the outcome of the election have an impact on the countries future. iran elections on out to 0. the now usage asylum seekers from china, or crossing the us and mexico, puerto in racquel with numbers. they're hoping to start new lives in th

if folders don't vote. democrats, you will have jo by now. they're saying we have a do, nothing, congress. i tried to get everything i could out of them. send me back, but send me back with some democrats so i can get some things done. but the heart of his pitch to the american people is a reminder of the perils associated with bringing donald trump back to the white house. here, not america, not you. donald trump campaign is obsessed with the past. not the future is willing to sacrifice our department or what is the power? our campaign is the $1000000.00 question is whether that message will resonate. joe biden has several more months in which anything can happen to make his case to voters thus far. they haven't been easy to convince now to some of the other stories making news around the world. into a at least $46.00 people have died and more than $1100.00 homes have been destroyed and wildfires, and densely populated areas. the deadly as fires occurred in the volume parties or region. the fires are being driven by a summer heat wave and ro

if folders don't vote. democrats, you will have jo by now. they're saying we have a do, nothing, congress. i tried to get everything i could out of them. send me back, but send me back with some democrats so i can get some things done. but the heart of his pitch to the american people is a reminder of the perils associated with bringing donald trump back to the white house. here, not america, not you. donald trump campaign is obsessed with the past. not the future is willing to sacrifice our tomorrow. what is the power to our $10000000.00 question is whether that message will resonate. joe biden has several more months in which anything can happen to make his case to voters thus far. they haven't been easy to convince. dozens of wives of russian soldiers fighting in ukraine have protested in central moscow calling for the return of their husbands. from the front police detained about 20 reporters most were later released from bonds. these women have been calling for their husbands to be pro, aside from the fighting in ukraine, writing a fine

took the most of the seats and poles opened in indonesia selections and erase to succeed presidents of jo, code, retail, 3, conduct irvine for the top spot in the world's 3rd largest democracy. the country's current defense minister is favored the unpopular felony as welcome to the program. egyptian officials say mediators have made progress and talks aimed at a truce in gaza, representatives from the us, egypt, israel, and the counter. our meeting in cairo as international and international calls grow for ero, to put off a plan to sold on the southern border. city of rafa. more than 1000000 civilians are crammed into a rough, many sort refuge there from his randy attacks in other parts of the gaza strip. israel says rafa is the last boston of commerce, the military group that committed the october 7th terror attacks. agencies say the people in rafa would have nowhere to go if it is rarely crime to attack took place to well according to god's as health and industry, which is run by commas. more than 28000 to palestinians have died into violence so far as the current 80 for the living, the

and uh, so wherever jo, notice are the they seek been used to the words and the conflict spaces. so that's why that's the number is very high, and there is no, i mean this more is really different. there was in the there were many conflicts along the use. it's not the fest for of course it's the uncomfortable with the with the previous conflicts. but this one was really hard because it's very destructive and very the, the staging. right. what's your impression, how some of how this conflict is being reported? our news? audiences getting an accurate picture in your opinion of what's going on in gossip swell. this is one of the main concern that the stadiums are about. a seen in june of this was only allowed in to be in garza and and for a media and for in a cruise are not allowed to enter gauze. i mean, as well didn't. and now for the media to cover the words except when you're the fast times of 2014 and but the, the other conflicts they, they shot the gate and data now for don't allow us to come in, in 2008. they didn't allow them. but some of them, they sneak through rough acqui

how does that i've 9, do i need to hot cold as often as you like with all the jo. what dr. sharp with cheated. that's the, not the survey i've done about nama. can you remember the survey? and i saw something. did you want to know more about? felicia? y'all can send it out to the herders. can't afford to buy folder for their buffaloes. they now face an agonizing choice. so some animals to buy food for the others, or let them for it in the marshes and risk, they might not return. the more test i did, i didn't want to be the head on. hasn't been that what we're doing well and i the message that i can serve as our me, i have that in most of the kids. okay. well so, so how can i wait to or should sofa? not sure if i don't go ahead just taking notes, registering complaints or permits all the government offered today. look like i'm talking about talking about right? yeah, this is the one and so the herders are left to fend for themselves is the 3rd day now the draft, since mary has been looking for a missing buffalo, the animal is likely dead for the hurt or struggle doe

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now 5 months later, it's harvest time, the, the but uh she jo, jo mode. it goes to a to me uh, but uh she uh, not to be long down at the high. no, but she loved me. good. not. good god. * mom, they had the bus to come back from you so that he was not lucky with his rice field. the water destroyed the crop, but he was able to save his other fields of the the landscape, which until now was a disaster area. suddenly looks very different, it now gives the impression one can live well here. it is a different world, but distances that could be covered quickly by boat or water taxi and the monsoon season. now take much longer. the in the monsoon season, the water is overwhelming. now it is scarce. let farmers desperately need it to irrigate their fields. the soil is still what in some places and good for planting. rice, rice can be grown all year. what must be harvest it before the floods come the it's not just the rice that grows here throughout the dry season. the child as are busy harvesting one field after another at ground that's mays, sweet potatoes, musta

to shape and events the world will be watching very closely this year. america's race for president, jo biden's unconditional support for israel has alienated constituents in key areas of the country. questionnaires voters abandoned by the in november. i'm on these tours and this is the street the the thank you support for israel has been a safe political stance in american politics for decades, for voices disavowing, quote, genocide, jo, a growing louder with these votes spring. this year's presidential election away from biden. what other options do voters actually have to help us answer those questions and more. here are our guest today. so beside a student as active as was joining us from lansing, michigan, tomorrow. nasir a political activist in charleston, south carolina. and i'm, it is the head, an author, comedian, that activists joining us from dearborn michigan. thank you all so much for taking part in this conversation today. so i want to start with you. you are a young american voter. you're also palestinian. i'm so you obviously witnessing the brutal killing of your people

we will celebrate the life of john pilcher with 2 friends and former colleagues were joining 1st by jo lorio. he's the editor in chief of consortium news founded by the late robert perry. and he's a former journalist for the boston globe. the wall street journal. and the times of london. joe, thanks so much for being with us. no problem, john. good to see you joe. let's start with your own personal experience with john pilcher. the 2 of you were a long time friends where and how did you meet? and when did you begin working together on issues like wiki, leaks? i've known john for about 60. i've knew of his work, of course, for many years, for decades. extremely big. admire like so many millions of people. and i got to know him when i became interested short, he moves back in 2018. so about 6 years ago he knew bob, harry, he was on the committee of the month of gal horner ward, and bob, the one that award. so they and he really appreciated what about did and, but consortium is was and when i became editor i invited him to become a board member, which he did. and then i began interviewing

we're profiler, city and democrats are opting not circle for jo bite. the . we're going to begin with positive signals about a possible series. 5 deal between hom, us and israel. you as president joe biden says, an agreement for a temporary cease firing cause i could be reached by monday. and as part of it, he says, israel is ready to hold military activities during the muslim holy month of ramadan . jude to begin in the coming days. obviously the sources say the initial framework for the deal includes the exchange of $400.00 palestinian prisoners for 40 is really captives held in gaza. israel has also reported they agreed to the gradual return of displaced palestinians to northern garza. sources say that under the deal israel would repossession its forces away from crowded areas on hold aerial surveillance for 8 hours a day. barton was making an appearance on nbc that late night with set myers when he mentioned israel's willingness to posit. still that is driven ramadan off to the sho, biden told reporters he's optimistic that a deal is close. well, i hope,

, jo biden's administration ignores that. i thought this was a democracy as well. well, it's just not a democracy because as you know, we're not a tyranny by the majority and we don't, it's not majority roles. we are technically a constitutional republic. may i just ask one favor just on what you just mentioned regarding bush and or if you don't mind, go ahead. i have waited they played. does this play, this is killing me. and it's funny how we select. certainly, here rose. remember the monkey in 1963. yep. courageous, bobby sans, hunger. strider, cesar chavez. yep. uh there was a quaker who sell immolated during vietnam. we love certain people who sacrifice hunger, sykes, and the like. do you know that after this happened, that various baby media reports referred to genocide in quotes that this man referred you quote, genocide, and one particular national outlet said at the end of this, if you are a family member, are having ideations of suicide or basically if you're crazy, like this guy seek help and here's a number to cal

been a safe political stance in american politics for decades, for voices disavowing, quote, genocide, jo, a growing louder could these votes spring this year's presidential election away from biden? what other options do voters actually have to help us answer those questions and more. here are our guests today. so beside a student, i'm the activist was joining us from lansing, michigan, tomorrow. nasir a political activists in charleston, south carolina. and i'm, it is the head and author, comedian, that activist joining us from dearborn michigan. thank you all so much for taking part in this conversation today. so i want to start with you. you are a young american voter, you're also palestinian. i'm and so you obviously witnessing the brutal killing of your people from thousands of kilometers away and with everything that the us has to do with the story. how. how do you feel today? um hello. thank you for having me. first of all, i'm quite honored and to answer your question, i don't know how to feel necessarily because it seems as if you know, us as palestinians or even the south sydne

one of the key drivers of inflation in the united states has energy prices and jo biden's policies on energy have been so counterproductive. it's part of why the bottom recruiting was enriched and his pockets were lined because he's able to expand his exports and oil. meanwhile, and still light, it makes us weak because he's reckless with his oil policy here, the united states by constructing american producers july and has also, if you look at every single quarter again, every single quarter since joe biden has been in office. real wages have declined once you include inflation. so even though maybe nominally the white house likes to grow and say, well, inflation is going down. the reality is people feel less wealthy today. people are worse off today. i cannot believe it's not just me saying it's what pollings says, and then on foreign policy, the no style overall for joe to go buy his pulling again. he's the least popular president since world war 2 that would include jo, donald trump's presidency. joe biden is far less popular than donald trump was even if you don't like donald tru

he's just said that he would much rather have jo by does president than truck? no, that's a compliment to a lot of people said, oh gee, that's too bad. no, no, that's a good thing. while to discuss all of this that's uh, crossing out to radios on political commentator, steve gail, steve or it's nice to to see will face on us future will. i'm the 1st thing i have to us to, i mean, so that we had started with purchasing west and politicians that constantly twisting my wads. do you think she's right? i'm do you think that may talk precautions? interview is so important that we heard him from the horses mouth without being filtered by the on top protection of the western politician. i think it was a remarkable interview, and i think the fact that present proved exactly 2 hours of questioning by dr. is a tricky focus tucker and i think the president, i think some of the criticism that tucker did not step pays honestly enough towards the present printing from western journalists is amazing. considering the fact that they moved to class like trains deals of jo line wal

a safe, political stance and american politics for decades, for voices disavowing, quote, genocide, jo, a growing louder with these votes spring. this year's presidential election away from biden. what other options do voters actually have to help us answer those questions and more. here are our guests today. so beside a student as active as of joining us from lansing, michigan, tomorrow. nasir a political activists in charleston, south carolina. and i'm, it is the head, an author, comedian, that activists joining us from dearborn michigan. thank you all so much for taking part in this conversation today. so i want to start with you. you are a young american voter, you're also palestinian. i'm so you obviously witnessing the brutal killing of your people from thousands of kilometers away and with everything that the us has to do with the story. how. how do you feel today? um hello. thank you for having me. first of all, i'm quite honored and to answer your question, i don't know how to feel necessarily because it seems as if you know, us as palestinians or even the south sydney and ame

said you have a nice who i need to hot cold as often as you like with all the jo. why dr. sharp with cheated? that's the reason i'm not the. if i have done about the civilian, it also gives you more color. want to move felicia, y'all can send it out to the herders. can't afford to buy folder for their buffaloes. the now face an agonizing choice. so some animals to buy food for the others or let them for it in the marshes and risk. they might not return, the more tests i did, i didn't want to be the head on. hasn't been that what we're doing well and i the message that i can serve as the most of the kids. okay, well, so, so i'm going to wait. so i should not have visual for i don't go ahead as taking notes, registering complaints or permits all the government for se offer today look like i'm talking about talking about right? yeah, this is the one and so the herders are left to fend for themselves is the 3rd day. now the adjustments mary has been looking for a missing buffalo. the animal is likely dead for the hurt or struggle doesn't stop there. to submit a request

now the 8th was to help spread awareness and peacefully protest. president jo biden's position on the border and the open border policies. he stands behind noted. busy as like former vice presidential candidate and governor of alaska, sarah palin, as well as famed a rocker ted nugent took the stage. the organizes of the protests were aiming for $700000.00 plus to attend. however, actual numbers felt very short, was only several 100 showing up. now almost all the latest polls show the subject of border security and immigration reading as number 2 or number 3 and voters might get by the showing of this last rally against the lack of security at the southern border. you would think the only action voters are looking to take on the issue is going to be on election day. but it's ridiculous to take a politician is going to take care of a problem, especially if it's one that they have done everything possible to avoid fixing in the past as somebody and say, encouraged this problem to grow. well, let's discuss this with our panel. join me today, our former democratic congressman from florida,

so a little more de wide coming from jo button about what is happening. of course, there's still no acceptance officially bias real to this draft plan that has been worked on. but it is our understanding that the c i a director, bill burns, is headed to cairo in order to continue the negotiations. that would lead to what the us is saying, a sustained period of calm, perhaps getting closer to what king of della and what many other world leaders want, which is an end to the fighting altogether. rolls effect surgical. so get more now let's assume you as the day progresses. so let's give it a little context now to jordan's position as an important player in the region. it's relations with israel and palestine. the jordan is to the east of the jordan river, has to bode across things with is riley the knowles. and then by the see a by the read say in the south. and that is the king. hussein bridge over the jordan river linking the kingdom with the occupied west bank. now jordan and palestine also have strong estimate links. while there were no official says to

jo— had been following her on social media. jo cox. she is my neighbour in terms _ media. jo cox.tuencies. so i know this well. it is not _ constituencies. so i know this well. it is not from — constituencies. so i know this well. it is not from one source. there are a lot— it is not from one source. there are a lot of— it is not from one source. there are a lot of people out there that think it is all— a lot of people out there that think it is all right to threaten members of parliament on social media. we don't _ of parliament on social media. we don't know— of parliament on social media. we don't know which are the serious ones _ don't know which are the serious ones and — don't know which are the serious ones and which are not serious. i have _ ones and which are not serious. i have to _ ones and which are not serious. i have to say. _ ones and which are not serious. i have to say. i_ ones and which are not serious. i have to say, i don't know anyone better— have to say, i don't know anyone better than — have to say, i don't know anyone better than lindsay hoyle, who has been

but to all gods, my name is jo jo assisting. we will be going to the us next year to start the process of artificial insemination. since please make sure everything goes well for him to be, i hope to return with a healthy baby. bye bye. you can i have a water mileage is 14 dollars something for you go we oh no, i don't need to back the cheese that what's on that meal is also have no idea that she didn't like men wish you on that instead when she came out to us, i was so shocked last so well that's and i couldn't accept it. this is the g as in the middle, bosh alpha. i always this also simone. in fact, her father even blamed me by suggesting that she had developed such ideas and intentions because of how i had raised her the way to testify. so i also started to reflect on myself and tried to figure out if i had done anything wrong or failed her as a father made the will to the, to a 14. and i as her father failed to be a good role model for her. the the house itself within an evening and then from my generation were not ever allo

well, our women's sports reporter jo currie is with us.1— well, our women's sports reporter jo curriee going to point to plaintiff is the other three big hitters but in terms of ajax, it's not going to be an easy game at all in terms of getting of finished second i of byron munich which was very big set up and favourites and their finalists in 2021 very big set up and favourites and theirfinalists in 2021 but very big set up and favourites and their finalists in 2021 but as very big set up and favourites and theirfinalists in 2021 but as emma said, it is certainly not a given victory. said, it is certainly not a given victo . ,, ' ., , ., ~ ., victory. stuffer game is weaker than exected victory. stuffer game is weaker than exnected from _ victory. stuffer game is weaker than expected from the _ victory. stuffer game is weaker than expected from the quarterfinals - victory. stuffer game is weaker than expected from the quarterfinals but| expected from the quarterfinals but it is the stage important for us going on from home in the first leg and we need to use all of our experience bec

is the consist that can be used across different jo, this is the real challenge. it's off whose needs to be an incredibly scarce way. what the heck us and transforming business is onto real media and lots, just green washing. what's now on the hello guys. this is the 77 percent. the platform for advocacy issues and share ideas the you know, or the side that will be a north of bridge. attachment dentist at the top of the applicants population is moving fast. the young people clearly have the solution. the future is 77 percent every weekend on dw, the, this is the, the news live from ballot. you'll be on of, on a, uh, slammed russian president vladimir putin in a speech to the european union parliament. the way to also positionally that, like say in of all these goals, 13 a bloody monster. she says food must be made to answer for what he has done to his country, to neighboring ukraine. and to how also coming up, how mosque chief is male, how near says a group is showing flexibility and told for the as well over the goal is a war boss. he was almost as still ready to

and if we're fly in future, everything else stays the same. jo primarily uses those smaller aircraft for flights to the us and the caribbean, where they can next, a big air hubs with smaller local airports. it's in such a remote area is that electric aircraft post them major advantage due to both 0 emissions and above all minimal noise pollution. and issue that as in many cases led to nights like bands. stephanie last year at least wasted no time getting d h l on board. the company is already ordered. 12 cargo versions of atlas scheduled to take to the skies in 2027. the most logic a set price was to deploy alice, where it got certified name in the united states. they are 2 of our regional hops in the states wellness in the uh, the los angeles area. the other one in california. the other one is in uh, georgia, uh, atlanta, georgia, beckett aviation headquarters in arlington, in the state of washington. the team are currently discussing new improvements to atlases engines, customers, requests and requirements have been constantly fed into the evolution of alice. so ceo gregory davis a

jo made any a dog color and key more people than ever in search of a did you have you ever use minute they can't mess or do it only like goes have you . how do you find out about on the story in from icons the, the state of lean is long from for 11 russian authorities reportedly give the mother of alex dana of all me an ultimatum. a spokeswoman for the lead kremlin. critics says no balmy's mother was told to agree to a secret funeral for a son, or you would be buried in the penal colony where he died. also coming to his presidential by announced as a range of new sanctions on russia in the wake of alexander bomb. instead, bible says it's an effort to counter who is war. machine plus political leaders renew their supports for ukraine. on the 2nd anniversary of russia's invasion, the new promising mach scale that it will pay an ever high.

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treatments related to what depends upon described says an emergent bladder issue. austin is present, jo, buttons, top military adviser, and this is the 2nd time he's been hospitalized in recent months. the underwent surgery for prostate cancer late last year. austin has transferred judy is the deputy secretary of defense, kathleen hicks, to the world nearest and a brief hold hold of calvin kept him, has died into the car accident. his coach was also killed in the crash, which happens in kenya. kept him was 24 years old. he won the 2023 chicago marathon with a will. rick, old performance around is mocking the 45th anniversary of the as lemme career pollution february. the 11th 1979 was the combination of the uprising which toppled the monarchy. the role of the shop was replaced by n. as lubbock republic. this site security for the pro government really is being held in the capital to run in toronto. so jabari has more of an important day for the establishment here. it's always been used to highlight it's achievements and rally the people around the ideologies which fuel the revolution in

i series on a jersey to jo button and donald trump has starkly opposed messages by officer. trump would turn the us into a dictatorship. are you sure your car is? trump's cause is revenge for the 2020 election. we will root out for tommy is lockson's fashions and the radical left dogs that live like firm and within the confines of our country. many voters are fed up with high prices and bite and stand so on these rails war on garza as close to decline and support in his own party. trump faces trial in multiple cases on 91 criminal counts is elected. trump promises mass deportations of migrants to reverse inflation and to drill more. thoughts and feelings in the, in the outcome of this election will be decided by a relatively small number of voters in a handful of swing states, it's likely to be a bitter babel. the night before it kills 17, how the stadiums in southern golf medical south say a doctor, a nurse have been shown the money by you. this is knowledge. is there a life from that also coming i'm coming out of hire date and i really have the latest information about the election an

under b match with the man who beat him in 2020 president. jo, by mister trump won the south carolina presidential primary out the weekend, decreasing his own remaining rival nicki highly by 20 percentage points. it says 4 consecutive victory leaving him firmly on cost to become the cost is normally, despite for the faith in her home, states highly says she will stay in the rice. it is mr. trump speaking after his way. but now there is a spirit that i have never seen. we ran to great races, but there's never been ever, there's never been this bird like this. and i just want to say that i have never seen the republican party, so unified as it is right. never been like right now we're laughing stock all over the world. our country is going to be respected again. respected like never before . as i suppose guessing, i can speak with authority about the presidency of donald trump's in his book, the room where it happened. john bolton office, a detailed accountant of his 17 months as president trump national, c adviser and 2018 and 19. if all that seen was us ambassador to the united nation

russia has just given me a great compliment, actually he's just said that he would much rather have jo, by does president than truck now that's a compliment to a lot of people said, oh gee, that's too bad. no, no, that's a good thing. i think most for leaders who are adversarial to the united states was present at g in china. whether it's job and in north korea, whether it's most of western europe, much preferred jo by leading the united states or misleading united states because for, for them and their advances economically, politically it otherwise a weak us precedent is good for them. but i think when you ask them more specifically, is a we us price that good for the world. we're going to be honest and say, no, it's not, it might be good for us short term to make economic or political gains around the world. but we, us president is dangerous of the world. and i think president clinton was, was kind of the chinese president bind by saying, oh yeah, we liked the week guy in charge. turning to the own guy who in concert now as well as prime minister says the ideas will begin until pati

around 3000000 germans between the ages of 18 and 60 for face alcohol related issues and almost 8000000 jo and a does zoom alcohol interest q a during festivals like carnival or october. first, many people drinking insane amount of alcohol, but things are changing around here. in the last 4 decades, germans have gone down massively on the alcohol consumption. according to studies in 1980 gentlemen's age, 15 and above consumed on average, 15 liters of pure alcohol per capita. by 2021. this number came down to around 10 meters per year, even though b or that means the germans favorite alcoholic drink in the last 3 decades beer seems have gone down by 30 percent. there are several reasons for this, generally decrease and alcohol consumption. for example, jim, is that more hes conscious nowadays? and for so sobriety more than they used to? also, the gentleman market offered a wide selection of non alcoholic drinks. catering to the countries devastates, especially young jo minutes consume less alcohol nowadays. none the less alcohol is been from quite common d at social gatherings in germany, a

was alway like them fat jo, he always been able to retain but more b more fat than the rest of us and that's which is all th most people were were underneurs like i was. 10 and half stone when we got strike, mean about 13 and a half now so i'm not curring m of excess because everybody was mt a long time, but joe was brought in and his head was like over the side was in a wheel chair and troubles coming down the side of his mouth and it's almost that thing we see someone physically disabled and it's almost a think think maybe the mentally as well but when he spoke he just this is true ch and everybody got to smoke you to s in the prison hospital w to smoke on on the protest and the makeup for the ic commission for justice and peace was doubling government appointies catholic church stlp so sort of not republicans on the ground and they were come to say that they had been in talks with the british government and they had some like uh not only the basis of the five demands but the recent even six demands and um the whole thing went on for for for for two days and that's always that peopl

or a gentleman out of jo time in his day this when the judge was sort of loaded to show initially how about how the fact that the agricultural department in the marshes purchase are trying to secure government permissions to move their livestock mohammed allow to is the head of the department, sit on the floor. that's a whole lot of to i didn't call you, i mean we're going to be in my job was really the end of the hey, why not somebody that will hold off? oh yeah. do you want a doctor? how does a here in the veterinary department says it can't allow herders to move because there has been a spike in diseases inside and is an i is a lot solve. what is what i need to hold on at the way that i could have gotten this, why they'd be the ones the loan has them on it. and i know a lot of so much. so just just i'll just go to the how the wife was director sends to her this class to file a complaint with more senior officials and coughing. and some of the indian guys really want to be high. so i didn't how the fitness center i, i knew much word is that i read, you mean it was on my mind, you on

jo cox >> well, jo cox was jo jo cox was different example. was a different example.eople like jo cox was a the mple. different people like jo cox was a the moment, let's be >> but at the moment, let's be perfectly honest with you. i mean, is coming an mean, this is coming from an undercurrent of islamism, isn't it? yeah >> and situation the >> and the situation in the middle east is definitely exacerbated is exacerbated that. and nobody is pretending otherwise. however, there issue with there is an ongoing issue with threat and safety mps from threat and safety to mps from people of all different backgrounds they in backgrounds, all they have in common all evil . okay. >> right, well, look more on >> all right, well, look more on that in a little bit coming up though, well. labour mp tulip though, as well. labour mp tulip siddiq potentially siddiq delivers potentially the well , the worst gaffe of all well, the worst gaffe of all time. certainly weird. time. it's certainly very weird. >> find out you >> if i suddenly find out you murdered a two year old last year you

let me finally see my son, jo brochures, chrome lugging that puts him alexi. novalis mother appeals directly to russia's president to release his body as the kremlin dismisses allegations that slat him uprooting pills. his fierce fist critic also coming up as israel continues to pound because of the us vito's a un security council resolution calling for an immediate cease fire. and juliet sanchez, last ditch effort to avoid expedition to the united states. supporters of the wiki leaks founder say that he won't survive jail extend to america, his lawyers have picked on a legal challenge at london's high court. the sarah kelly, welcome to the program. authorities in russia have opened a new criminal case against the brother of russian opposition leader alexa, in a volley or leg novalis. same here on file footage with his brother was already on the wanted list for another matter in 2014 or leg novalis was sentenced to 3 and a half years in prison for fraud. in a case the kremlin critics said was trumped up as well. now, police say that they have opened a new case, but have not unveiled details

so we're going to be up here on november 5th, and we're going to look at jo biden's anyway. and i look, i'm writing the, he's destroying our country and we're going to say, joe year, fire, get out, get out, joe, you're tired. we need to be joe biden in november. c the, i do believe donald trump can be jo by the nearly every day. trump drives people away, spelled the conservative day, and he pulled cost joel and believes at the high cost of the war in ukraine is actually driving support towards trump. you know, you couldn't run a country any more poorly than by them has run it. but more importantly, the republicans are lining up and, and standing on the side of the devil. and i often say don't be, i'll never stay on the side of the devil. we know what's happening to you, what's happening in, in ukraine, whether we're talking about the bio labs that they had or, or even the, the western influence of trying to creep up on, on rushes border and not respect the sovereignty of the nation. so i think the american people are just tired of lies and they're tired of the, the many wars