in turn, that creates jobs, business growth and increased revenues to the tate. to the state. in fact, state revenues have increased 40% since 2018 with a significant growth coming from sales revenue. not income tax, not corporate tax and not fuel taxes, but from revenue created by missourians spending their own money, not government programs. [applause] and one of the huge factors is the three separate tax cuts we approved including the largest in our tate's history -- in our state's a history. we have decreased missourians' tax burdens by over 20, unleashing a economic powerhouse in the state of missouri. [applause] when i became governor, we were ranked 42nd for gdp growth and last among our mid e west neighbors. today we are ranked 23rd in the nation and top 5 in the midwest for gdp growth. that's a real reckoning here in jeff city. that's not all talk and all a hot air. that is a true reckoning of growth, opportunity that missourians have come to expect from this administration and state government. [applause] that a's our leadership creating a real formula for success. a

on 300000 inspect, tate says is too high. now before we go, a regular breaking achievement for a young group adapts from all over the world. as the rates of celebrate is gathered in new york to break the will, wriggling for the most dense on one side on together, i had told the difficult tip typos for a full minute in total, 353 debts managed to pull it up, breaking the previous record, 306, sit in 4090. there before we go, is a reminder about top story. this is the latest have a great to new sanctions against iraq meeting in brussels, latest a great to target, tie rod's me so, and try and produce following last week into selves. that's all the news for them up next. a burning question on the plan and i asking if it's true that funding stubble would end up be a mess, can actually improve a quote coming up on the ww dot com. don't forget. and on social media marketing stuff, it takes to handle the ladies at the depleted save. 40 part of the do big ultima. video companies play a role in the destruction of the rain forest. i hav

and i said, who is andrew tate? i looked at him, ignored him, cause my son was. right. but i think a more interesting figure in this regard is somebody like senator josh hawley, who has his own book, is a bit critical of of my work to be fair. and so he has a book out. his book is called man hood. i always got that wrong, man manhood i can't do man manner the masculine virtues america. there's some good stuff in the book, but the basic message is, number one, a lot of men and boys struggling. number two, mainstream institutions are ignoring those struggles. number three, that's because those institutions hate men and, hate masculinity and want to get rid of it as part of the woke world order, which is why you should vote me and i'll bring back marriage and manufacturing. so and so. you love the first two points. first two are true boys and men are struggling. those issues are neglected. and so senator hawley is able to say and the reason why is because all those people on the left hate men. i don't write for me. and that's an incredibly message. and too many people are

today's ruling, which has not set a date for the trial, will be appealed by the tates.es alongside the tate brothers. manchester's new co—op live arena has postponed its opening until may, because it's still not ready. the venue, which is the uk's biggest indoor arena, had already delayed comedian peter kay's opening shows, which were due to take place earlier this week. the venue said it needed more time to test emergency communication systems. peter kay said the delay was 'very disappointing'. a government minister's appearance on question time has hit the headlines — after he appeared to confuse two different countries in africa. the policing minister, chris philp, was asked about the government's policy to deport illegal migrants to rwanda — and whether someone escaping the conflict in neighbouring congo, which has clashed militarily with rwanda — would also be subject to the deportation. let's have a listen to the exchange. i come from a neighbouring country called congo, if you know geography, that is located right next door to rwanda. and right now, in goma, ther

juliana tate, myre mirror and justin shilling to know how it's really helps really sorry, i am and how devastated i was when i heard what happened to them i cried for you and the loss of your children more times than i can count i know you're paying in los will never go away >> part of you will be missing forever but please know that i am truly very sorry i am sorry for your loss as a result. >> what my son did i cannot express how much i wish that i had done what was going on with him or what was going to happen because i absolutely wouldn't have done a lot of things differently again, my my part pours out to every single one of you it, really does judge matthews, i'm not going to i'm not going to overdo a lot of things that we're already said but i know the full amount of pressure that you have on you and the responsibility that has been placed on you throughout this case the upmost respect for you and i'm simply going to ask that you sentenced me in fair. and just way you presided over my trial and heard the evidence that was presented against me you know that what my son did >> i w

are you seeing the origins of andrew tate? are you seeing the ideas that now fuel the manosphere. quickly? a few a few points on solutions to just to make sure i'm not leaving you hanging. obviously the long term solution to any toxic behavior in men is reconnecting to their sons. a says we're not going to raise a better class of until we have the requests of fathers. there was a 35 year, 35 year longitudinal that looked at how parents are successful, passing on their religious, moral and spiritual values to their children. and it came up with two surprising results. one is fathers more than mothers. my female students don't like this. they say that's not fair. but is a fact. fathers matter more than mothers. and the second thing they found is what is the close loving, warm bond? if the father, a moral exemplar, a leader in the a pillar of his church, but he's perceived cold and distant, his children won't follow him. they will they will not adopt his moral, spiritual values. another study focused more on how to raise masculine sons. this was this reported in this book here. and s

james tate grant. sentencing is set for june another one of donald trump's j6 hostages, not hostage, a convicted criminal but as we said, james tate grant was convicted not only of what he did to that cop, but of obstruction of an official proceeding. and that charge obstruction of an official proceeding itself is being challenged at the us supreme court in oral arguments today, the court's conservative majority seemed skeptical of how prosecutors are using that charge against hundreds of people us capitol on january 6, 2021, a decision against the government by the us supreme court. but reopen those cases, it could impact the pending case against former president trump. he is also charged with obstructing an official proceeding cnn's joan biskupic was inside the us supreme court today. joan explain explain the part of this obstruction law that is in dispute and why some of t justices seemed skeptical, obvusly, they were trying to disrupt the vote count. actually, you know what? one cond gentleman h co

it feels like that we we've crossed peak tate. that was peak tate was maybe around that a year ago.like well yeah. because the establishment came from and shut down all the social media. and this feels like, you know, i believe as a good progressive person, i believe that sex work is real work. so pimp work is real work. this is pimp shaming. >> pimp shaming. that's one i haven't heard before. >> you said he had to sleep with, like, five women a day to keep everybody happy. he put so much effort into that job and he had to do it well, like that was the point. he couldn't just call it in like, oh, i know so little about what it takes to be pimp. >> but what i would suggest is if he's broken the law, then he needs to be held accountable for it. >> and that's why you have a trial and that's why. >> and that's also why we can't really talk about it, because we don't know what the outcome is going to be. no, i think we're over. >> oven >>i oven >> i just think it's blatantly the, you know, the establishment coming for somebody . okay. coming for somebody. okay. >> right. well, that is ha

it learning to tated. how has it been hoin ? ., , ., learning to tated. how has it been uroin?e serious after the last few weeks. i just i after the last few weeks. i just thought we would get some food first and we would walk to the studio. i heard you were paying. i have always had an interest in tatooine, i have a lot myself. it is something i like in terms of how they look and look and planning and how they look. thank you so much. i and planning and how they look. thank you so much.— and planning and how they look. thank you so much. i moved to munich 'ust after thank you so much. i moved to munich just after the — thank you so much. i moved to munich just after the euros _ thank you so much. i moved to munich just after the euros because _ thank you so much. i moved to munich just after the euros because i - thank you so much. i moved to munich just after the euros because i was - just after the euros because i was ready for something new, something i wanted to do was new culture. j ready for something new, something i wanted to do was new culture.- wanted to do was new c

the 1st fully open gains in 8 years after the tokyo olympics were held without spec. tate says, because of pun, demik, restrictions any demo. but as the marketing campaign picks up, pace parisians are and piece of painting the events with mixed feelings on the sites. it's easily no, sorry, that's certainly not the right answer. i'm not a to and excited about the olympics, even if it is still a great event. it's a paris for fonts. for bobby, it really does have yes, we're looking forward to it because it's a chance for us to see the olympic games and friends for me as possible as mean, i don't think the city of parents itself is already like, it's what puts on monday french president emanuel macro and visited the grand palace. the iconic museum is undergoing renovations, and will host the fencing and ty quando. despite the excitement, the president was clear, the safety comes fast. confirming that the opening ceremony could move inside a security risk for the athletes on 300000 inspect, tate says is too high a finally a break or breaking achievement for a young group of dances from all o

hello, madison tate and justin are the ones who have lost everything, not the defendants >> as such, i asked >> that this court dissent the defendants, the maximum allowable penalty of ten to 15 years in prison >> thank you. >> thank you >> all right, those were really, really emotional, are very powerful statements impact statements from two mothers, two fathers, and one sister of these teenagers who were shot and killed back in november 30, 2021 by ethan crumbley, who was 15 years old at the time in oakland county, michigan jean casarez is with us. who's been covering this from the very beginning. i got to tell you how emotional and sad and heartbreaking it is to hear these family members speak about their loved ones the way they have asking that these parents james or jennifer crumbley, be given the maximum sentence, which is what, up to 15 years in prison. >> that is correct. and the judge has to take into consideration these words from these victim impact statements. there are pivotal moment in this court and the judge will look at it for consideration the way madison baldwin, t

on 300000 inspect, tate says is too high. and some more world, there is now presidents of the colombian capital bogota are facing severe water rationing is levels and the city's main reservoir have depth to 15 percent of capacity. it's the lowest level ever recorded. experts have warrant that without rainfall, overtime the reservoirs could run dry and just 2 months. and the range that flooded to by on tuesday have eased a bunch of disruptions continue, and the airport has hundreds of international passengers remain stranded. the way witness record rainfall with more rain falling in 24 hours. then at any time since record keeping began, british actor hugh grant has settled a lawsuit against the publisher of the sun tabloid newspaper. over claims journalist used private investigators to tap his phone and burgle his house. grand alongside king charles his son, prince harry, was doing news group. newspapers for alleged widespread unlawful information gathering. and before we go, one quick reminder of our top story today. the unit

on 300000 inspect, tate says is too high. and before we go, a quick reminder of our top story today or the u. s. and the european union say they're preparing new sanctions targeting iran. days after it launched an unprecedented ms. ellen drone attack against israel. and that's it from the news renown, and stay with us. we have a documentary looking at how much work went into making the perseverance mission to mars a success on nicole fairly. thank you so much for your company. the can you see is what old cars tires have to do with the production? here's a hands on so we'll need the snow on youtube.

on 300000 inspect, tate says, is too high funding now a record breaking achievement for a group of young dances from all over the world. take a look. the, the salary is gathered in new york to break the will break code for the most dunces on form at the same time together that you had so you hold it difficult to so pose for a full minutes. in total, $353.00 dancers managed to pull it on breaking the previous record of $306.00 dances that way, back in $29.00 to the well done to them. that's it for now. up next is out environment show stating the rules we say there is never giving up every weekend on d. w. cost about why does that mean? because like now i'm leave them under the new host.

they are, hamas are cutthroat terrorists and murderers and as secretary austin said what happened on tate date october 7 was horrible, israel has no intention of destroys palestinian civilians. those, unfortunately, they are blamed for this by people on the f left thatten to know what they are talking about, it has never been true, i went back and looked up legal definition of genocide, and i found it section 1091, title 18 of u.s. code, defining genocide as, violent attacks, with specific intent to destroy in whole or in part in national ethnic racial or religious group. israel has not done it. lloyd austin is correct. lloyd austin's defense of israel is just what joe biden should be doing and should have been doing and saying all along. i'm now waiting for biden to publicly back up his defense secretary. then we're all waiting for mr. biden to let israel finish off the job by destroying hamas who are uncivillized barbarians and deserve to be destroyed. all right. so that is that. we will return to this with senator rick scott and senator joni ernst later in the show, they are both membe

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good morning's release lifted in both countries with no major down to post to do does he's james tate or in type hey, explain the challenges facing rescue workers. yeah, well for context, this is a city on taiwan eastern coast. you story my report, that some of the imagery of the geography reading the coastline and what it looks like. this is an area where a lot of these clear space is read your, my success space is kind of fall into the sea. and this is why we're hearing now. reports lights are in today about some 50 people are missing. it amounts and us national park. it's just north of wiley and actually and rescue operations to to find those people are ongoing. this is the city that's one of the cities as most prior to us craigs in taiwan. and again, this is why the majority of emergency response resources are going to be we're any channels this evening given that this is where the majority of people, who for, for example, are still trumps under the rubble all located. and it's also, of course, um where the, the majority of deaths have been reported. again, as i mentioned in that

young men, they're watching videos by influencers tate who influencers like andrew tate who says, beic, be masculine . says, be a man, be toxic, be masculine. is says, be a man, be toxic, be masculine . is that the way to masculine. is that the way to go? why are the genders separating politically ? separating politically? >> you know, andrew tate is definitely not the way to go. he's the way not to go. i figure that to put a spin on this from the point view of what you're the point of view of what you're saying, don't how saying, and i don't know how many surveyed for many people were surveyed for this haven't. this because i haven't. >> 25,000 young people. >> i think 25,000 young people. >> i think 25,000 young people. >> anybody's >> okay. so if anybody's going left, probably because left, it's probably just because they on a plane and they love getting on a plane and heading business. it'sjust heading to business. it's just turn and the way it turn left and that's the way it goes, no one wants goes, you know? no one wants kind one wants no kind of left. no one wants no one wants

young men, they're watching videos by influencers tate who influencers like andrew tate who says, beic, be masculine . says, be a man, be toxic, be masculine. is says, be a man, be toxic, be masculine . is that the way to masculine. is that the way to go? why are the genders separating politically ? separating politically? >> you know, andrew tate is definitely not the way to go. he's the way not to go. i figure that to put a spin on this from the point view of what you're the point of view of what you're saying, don't how saying, and i don't know how many surveyed for many people were surveyed for this haven't. this because i haven't. >> 25,000 young people. >> i think 25,000 young people. >> i think 25,000 young people. >> anybody's >> okay. so if anybody's going left, probably because left, it's probably just because they on a plane and they love getting on a plane and heading business. it'sjust heading to business. it's just turn and the way it turn left and that's the way it goes, no one wants goes, you know? no one wants kind one wants no kind of left. no one wants no one wants

. >> prosecutor sherry tate argued that tony, fueled by a jealous rage, waited in the bushes for melissaaunched a brutal attack on his wife's best friend. >> is a hands-on personal murder. it takes time, it takes premeditation. and why? because she was a friend. >> with the residue of pepper spray all over the garage was evidence that melissa had fought back, and some had apparently gotten on the killer. tony's housemate testified, the night of the murder, he saw his roommate describing his arms. >> he said that he got pepper spray on him, and that his hands were burning and itching. >> then, an expert on cell phone tracking told the jury that tony had both melissa's phone and his own personal phone with him the night of the murder, and the next day, when he was driving his train. >> they move north, and then back south along the railroad. >> but now, prosecutors had to tackle the head scratching question of motive. why would tony kill melissa in the first place? deborah testified that tony became very jealous and angry with melissa, because she had virtually replaced him in the househol

. >>> andrew tate ordered to stand trial on charges of human trafficking, rape and forming a criminalto sexually exploit women. his brother also charged tate's legal team says it will appeal the ruling. >>> that's the news update "halftime report" will be back after this clem's not a morning person. or a... people person. but he is an “i can solve this in 4 different ways” person. you need clem. clem needs benefits. work with principal so we can help you with a plan that's right for him. you know what i'm saying? let our expertise round out yours. happy mother's day! some things never change. like a mother's love. get something as timeless as a mother's love at harryanddavid.com. life is a gift. share more. >>> we're back on "halftime. finances among the top performers this year that got us thinking where are the biggest opportunities in the space right now. let's get to it. >> in 2024 so far, in fact, entering today's trade, it was the third best performing sector in the s&p 500 financials after just energy and communication services so we'll see if that trend plays out. over the las

that you would choose to save hanna, justin, tate and madison.e my mother said, you should both implore that you will live your days that hanna did not get. i can never do her justice when talking about her. she's all i want to talk about, and i would need a lifetime and still would not have the right words to capture her humor, kindness or loyalty. she's always there for you, helping without a second shot. she's always sharing whether it's her smile, food, joy, and she's funny, and she brings people together, and you would be laughing right along with her. she's noticing the small things, new shoes, new hair cut or jewelry, and more importantly, she makes you feel seen. her energy is unmatched on or off the court. she's the first to put up christmas lights or any lights for that matter, not realizing she was a light for so many others. she was the one that would playfully smile when i would say i am taller than her, and she's not perfect but she was hanna and to me that's as close as you can get. i can't convey what losing her has done with me.

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those two things are mill tating against joe biden and the democrats and mill tating for donald trumprlowe, by the way, not to belabor the point, but i will belabor the point a little bit. he will schedule a rally in new jersey, another deep blue state but then again, in gubernatorial election in new jersey, the incumbent governor didn't win by much with someone completely unknown. our affordability issues, inflation higher than wages and the border and crime, that stuff resonates at some point, alex, it resonates in blue states as well? >> yeah, we're looking at some of the polls this week at "breitbart" we're noting how much progress trump is making with 18 to 29-year-old voters. they don't like joe biden. they see the state of the economy. they're concerned about the border. they don't think he does enough, left-wing is on the environment. i think trump will build a unique coalition in this election. is it enough to get a state like new jersey. i'm all for trying. it is such great theater and spectacle. that is the tools he has to play with right now. larry: it ties up biden and hi

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oxford high school students madisyn baldwin, tate mere, hanna sent julianna, justin shilling.y was 15 when he used a gun purchased by his parents to carry out the deadliest school shooting in michigan's history in 2021. >> i am a really bad person. i have done terrible things that no one should ever do. >> reporter: ethan later pleaded guilty to killing his four classmates and was sentenced to life without parole. jennifer's trial began in january. >> jennifer crumbley didn't pull the trigger that day, but she is responsible for those deaths. >> reporter: prosecutors ticking through the many opportunities they say she had to prevent the deadly shooting. >> that's what this case is about. it's about jennifer crumbley's willful disregard of the danger that she knew of. >> reporter: painting a picture what was they claimed was a negligent mother more consumed with horses and extramarital affairs than her son's deteriorating mental health. in journal entries shown in court, ethan wrote, "i have zero help for my mental problems, and it's causing me to shoot up the school." and "i w

say yes, i want tate, which means there are cultural reasons and religious reasons. reasons for the change in the cultural order are related to the change in the calendar. from the socio-cultural point of view , the social culture is questionable in this period, but from the economic point of view, it is weak, not the economic one, we are talking about nothing. if saturdays are closed, it will cause harm. if saturdays are closed, the understanding of holidays in the country becomes economic, the economy becomes zero. what does it mean to give meaning to our holidays like in western countries? well, in weekly holidays, it is purely economic , what is the cultural damage, and society when it is just it became economic and our people understand a weekly time cycle over time, as the cycles of understanding the meaning of people's life in the life cycles that are repeated, people adjust their lives based on them. it has become a corruption, there are other dimensions of a human being , whose container is not in the general public, which is not open when something is good

your program is good, the fact is that it is pleasant for me , when i look at what it has now , tate university is one of the universities that you mentioned, you mentioned 60 universities in other countries, rome, i wanted greece and turkey. let's add to it the countries where the universities were involved, you can see the universities in both greece and turkey and they are expanding in every direction. politically, the struggle for the rights of the american people was not an exception, that is, the same way they committed crimes in vietnam, the same way they support israel today to oppress the people of gaza, when there is a black struggle or a women struggle, it is a student struggle for their own social and civil rights. with the repression of the police , it was compulsory to be a student during our student period. i will make a short story . in that period, we had a committee called the committee for freedom and the art of thought in iran with an abbreviation. you were at texas state university before the revolution. yes, before the revolution. revolutionary victory. yes, i d

it still is silencing people. 0nline we are seeing the rise of different personalities like andrew tateone of them, i don't know if you've heard of him, and he's been criticised a lot for his treatment of women online, actually. why do you think there is this rise in this kind of sentiment against women and women's rights movement these days? well, you know, we, you and i have grown up in some form of patriarchy... yeah. ..that says that even in the family, women are more responsible for taking care of infants and small children than men are, even though men are parents, too. so that's where a lack of democracy begins. and that's the beginning of change that we all can make. we shouldn't feel helpless just because we're not changing something globally. where the idea of domination and a lack of democracy begins is in the family. and it's even more important and even more the cause of future conflict to grow up with that, with making discrimination and domination 0k, than national policies are. so do you think that it is part of feminism's role or mission, should be part of feminist move

>>tate senator paubailey. thank you so much for coming on and asking a answering the questis. areciate john ite happening now more tha milli people from florida new yk orer severe storm relet's get right to elisaaffa f the lest and wh' john andhat's an effect tch a, where this towards >>ine of storms uld pack 70 mile per hour winds and a couple of tornadoes. we haven't seen too many warnings yet, b when yoget orms to organize into a line le this bathroom where you can get that throhout of daging winds. and we surely saw that over the day yesterday. we also h another flesh blood warning for another bicity, charleston. and charleston has a problem withloing very easily inuntion. soe'll have se and watch that very closely. this storm system though, does sttch up to chicago, n york, where you've got the showers pretty much stretchi up and down the eastoast from this pretty wide srm, the severe threat today stretches from tampa oily up to pittsburgh. we have a level the out of five enhanced risk for the threat of additional tornadoes, damaging winds, and some luck large hail as we

juliana, 14 years old, tate myre, 16. justin shilling, 17, and madisoldwin also, just 17 years old. they died when their lives had hardly begun, when they had so much to look forward to in life what happened today in that courtroom. it was about them. there's also about their families and their communities and their victim impact statements that phrase has always bothered me just sounds so routines, so legal clinical. it doesn't begin to express the emotion behind those statements made by those impacted by what has happened the anguish of mothers and fathers and siblings whose lives are changed forever on the de, the people they loved were killed listen to nicole beausoleil, who is the mother of madisyn baldwin, fighting back tears while speaking directly to jennifer crumbley while you're son was hearing voices, and asking for help i was helping madisyn, pick your classes while you were purchasing seeing a gun for your son and leaving it a lot i was helping her finished your college essays >> when you knew the gun was missing, you all the police, knowing it was your son who took it

tate posted video of himself online yelling, quote, and apologize for the language. but this is what he said, quote, we're tearing this down. his words, not mine, and he's describing the united states capital with that curse. images go on to show curtis logan in a capital entrance known as the tunnel, where some of the most violent acts of january 6 place and that's where prosecutors say then picked up a black speaker box and through it, you damaged in office window. he threw a speaker box again hitting a dc police officer. they say he also through a broken table leg and a floor lamp at police officers. the fbi arrested, take more than two years after the capitol attack, he pleaded guilty on march 7 of this year. uh, judges scheduled to sentence curtis logan tate in july yet another one of donald trump's january 6 hostages, who is again, not a hostage? he is a violent criminal and he is behind bars where he belongs, turning to our 2024 lead, robert f. kennedy jr. his campaign for president is now playing another game of cleanup after it's sent out multiple fundraisin

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. >> se trata ahora de la nba, el delantero de los toronto raptors, john tate porter, de 24 anos, fues. >> de acuerdo a la comision de la liga, se le acusa de apostar ilegalmente en partidos, de revelar informacion confidencial a otros apostadores deportivos y de alegar enfermedad para influenciar los resultados del juego. >> pues imaginate, se acaba esta carrera, ¿no? >> se apenas comenzaba. >> y estabas diciendo que tiene 24 anos, ¿no? >> y de por vida, de no poder poder jugar? >> ya. >> increible. >> bueno, en otras noticias, el principe william regreso a sus funciones publicas hoy jueves por primera vez despues del diagnostico de cancer de su esposa. >> asi reforzando las filas de la familia real, mientras los problemas de salud continuan dejando fuera del ojo publico a la princesa de gales y tambien al rey carlos el principe se alejo de sus funciones publicas despues de que kate gales, anuncio el 22 de marzo que estaba siendo tratada por un tipo de cancer no su de salud pues de al rey kate, gales, hoy el principe visito una organizacion benefica de distribucion de alimentos en un

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