rachel: paper straws have forever chemicals.on the green side and evs. it's never materialized and what's happening here? >> joining for, joining chrysler, joining mercedes, it's joining tesla and it's a wholesale collapse of the demand and collapse of evs and most of the people going about that and it's a little over healing of that and 90% of gas powered and volvo realized they had a goal of electric by 2030 and in 20, they're barely at 24% and corporate collusion and these companies are taking hundreds of millions in federal funds. look at what stellantis did took hundreds of millions for evs and no sales demand and laying off michigan workers and they took american taxpayer money and foreign owned corporation and taking the money and running by american workers that are suffering. that's the reality of ev mandates and the gas powered car bans of this administration. rachel: talk about windmills because there's been a problem there as well. so these windmills you know, i don't like them, i think they're ugly and bird ill cann

like a kid again everything we've done to celebrate that. >> so nonprofit monday is a program that strawuns to make sure that no matter is going on with our business giving back is treated just the is that you as paying any other bill in addition to the money we impose their cause to the greater bayview it is a great way for straw to sort of build communicated and to introduce people who might not normally get to be exposed to one nonprofit or another and i know that they do a different nonprofit every most of the year. >> people are mroent surprised the restaurant it giving back i see some people from the nonprofit why been part of nonprofit monday sort of give back to the program as well answer. >> inform people that be regular aprons at straw they get imposed to 10 or 12 nonprofits. >> i love nonprofits great for a local restaurant to give back to community that's so wonderful i wish more restrictive places did that that is really cool. >> it is a 6 of nonprofit that is supporting adults with autism and down syndrome we i do not involved one the wonderful members reached out to straw

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now, after saying for years it's time for paper straws. now suddenly open to plastic straws.ember? she said this, she doesn't support banning plastic straws. >> steve: this is now. >> brian: she cast a tiebreaking vote on the most consequential legislation to combat climate change, jobs in history. as president she is going to focus on expanding that progress. really? which is it going to have paper straws everyone hates or plastic straws which studies show will do nothing to hurt the environment? so one thing that president trump has been saying she wants to blame plastic straws. jason miller was saying it. now all of a sudden she switches on that. here's the flashback. >> do you ban plastic straws? >> i think we should. yeah. i mean, look, i'm going to be honest. it's really difficult to drink out of a paper straw like if you don't gulp it down immediately it starts to bend. and then you know the little thing catches it and then, you know. so we got to perfect that one a little bit more. [laughter] >> i think we can do better than flimsy plastic straws but we do need to ban

what's different about your straw?e way - they are being manufactured is that you roll a piece - of paper, you dip them. to a glue bath, and then you take them up, you let them dry. i and the reason that they get - soggy is that when you put them into your drinks, the glue actually is dissolved - where, halfway through the drink, it goes mushy and we can't finish the product. what's different about your straw? so, if we look at the normal paper straws, the way - they are being manufactured is that you roll a piece - of paper, you dip them. to a glue bath, and then you take them up, you let them dry. i and the reason that they get - soggy is that when you put them into your drinks, the glue actually is dissolved - into your drink. with our technology — - which is the same for the cups, bags, e—commerce mailers,| and the straw — we eliminate completely the glue. we only use heat and pressure. cost—wise, how does it compare to a traditional plastic bag? yeah, so, plastic industry has been around for tens of years now, qui

chuikin baked his saiki in straw, so the taste was special. what does it mean to bake in straw?straw and then bake it in the oven, or grind the straw and... then add it to the dough, i have actually come across similar recipes, peasants did it this way so that there would be more dough, the straw did not affect the taste of the flour product in any way, but contemporaries... claim that the taste of ivan chuikin's saiki, baked with straw, was truly unique, maybe this is the secret of the popularity of moscow bread of that time, maybe this was the peculiarity of chuikin's recipe, we are going to an expert who knows why straw was needed in a bakery, but this is definitely some kind of special technology. in general, moscow was already the center of advanced technologies of the entire state. the best craftsmen came here because there were more people here than in other cities, which meant more opportunities to earn money, and, of course, they brought with them the technologies of their regions, it is not known where they first began to bake bread with straw, but in moscow many did i

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check this out. >> do you ban plastic straws?i think we should, yes beard i mean, look, i'm going to be honest, it is really difficult to drink out of a paper salon straw. if you do not gulp it down immediately it starts to bend. the little thing catches it and you know, so we got to kind of perfect that one a little bit more. >> judge jeanine: a campaign official now telling axios she doesn't support banning plastic straws. okay, i'm going to start with you, katie. if you are trying to differentiate yourself from joe biden, isn't it a bad idea to copy his basement strategy? >> katie: first, if you don't take positions on stupid things like plastic straws, you don't have to walk them back beard all of these democrats took these positions to ban plastic straws and then we learned the paper sg all to use had more chemicals and cancer-causing things than plastic straws and you can't recycle them. that's a problem. in terms of the strategy, joe biden was able to win in 2020 based on the basement strategy. it was a different time. we

, all this, this is straw, i will come up, look, look, what do you think, this is handicrafts, this iss is what i think, and this has to do with belarusian traditions, these are belarusian traditions, this is not just something that is familiar to us yellow golden straw, this is a creative approach to how it can be presented, and there are many options for this straw weaving, because today it is a trend, what does it mean for the economy, for the economy? we can say that handicrafts, it is at the intersection of culture and economy, and if we promote these traditions, this is what, these are new jobs, this is the brand of the republic of belarus, this is the positioning of our unique things on the international market, so why is what we are getting wonderful, that's so unique not to use both on the domestic and foreign markets, that is, we can even say today that they highlight... such a new element in the economy, it's called the creative economy, and handicrafts today belong there, why? because the creative economy is a combination of innovations, a combination of traditions, which a

the latest being this 180 on banning plastic straws. check this out. >> do you ban plastic straws?think we should. >> yes. i mean, look, i'm going to be honest. it's really to drink out of a paper straw when you had if you're just like if you don't it down immediately, it starts to bend and then, you know, little thing catches it and then, you know, so we got to kind of perfect one a little bit. a campaign official now telling she doesn't support banning plastic. >> okay, i'm going to start with you, katy. if you're trying to differentiate yourself from joe biden, isn't it a bad idea to copy his basement strategy? well, first, i think it's if you don't take positions on stupid like plastic straws, you don't have to walk them back like all these democrats took these positions to ban plastic straws. and then we learned that paper straws they're forcing all to use actually have more chemicals and cancer things in them than the plastic straws. and you can't recycle them. so, again, a problem. but in terms of the strategy, i mean, joe biden was able to win in 2020 based on the basement

hate those paper straws, don't forget kamala harris is against plastic straws. so you didn't have to look beyond that as an economic policy and ironically, i have to say this actually happened in 2019 when she said he was going to ban plastic straws. >> i happen to remember the conversation. i was a part of it. here's when the original promise was made. >> loni stick in the draws are a big thing right now. >> yeah. do you ban plastic straws? >> and then we should yes i usha is laughing, hansler. >> but this was a thing, right? it started then she said she was in a band them now she says she isn't going to ban them and this is just a thing that had gotten out there in the ether and now a lot of pickup as we just showed in certain corners of the media world. so does, does this flip flopping like this? you know, do anything for her. does anybody care i don't think many voters are going to be changed based on her position on that's the storm draws. >> i think the environmental voters are going to vote for her already because of her record. but i do think this questi

, all this, this straw i'll come and have a look, look, what do you think, this is handicrafts, thisand this has something to do with belarusian traditions, things on the international market, so why is what we do so wonderful, like this unique not to use as on the domestic, positioning it our unique some so on the foreign market, that is, we can even say today that they highlight such a new element in the economy, it is called the creative economy, and handicraft today belongs exactly there, why? because the creative economy is a combination of innovations, a combination of traditions, it is creative, it is not what we are used to, i say again, golden straw, but this is already a creative approach so that the consumer wants, because what the consumer, when he chooses there are magnets, when he comes to another country, he buys emotions, he buys emotions and memories of this country, such products are emotions, very given, this product is made by my mother, she is a master of straw weaving, i have lived in this since childhood, i just understand and know it very well, we very often o

what's different about your straw?they are being manufactured is that you roll a piece - of paper, you dip them. to a glue bath, and then you take them up, you let them dry. i and the reason that they get soggy is that when you put l them into your drinks, the glue actually is - dissolved into your drink. with our technology — - which is the same for the cups, bags, e—commerce mailers,| and the straw — we eliminate completely the glue. we only use heat and pressure. cost—wise, how does it compare to a traditional plastic bag? yeah, so, plastic industry has been around for tens of years now, quite a well established industry, and it is obvious that it will be cheap. our technology is very, very highly scalable, which means that, in large volumes, we can be competitive in pricing with the traditional plastics. any time that we talk about sustainability, environmentally friendly, automatically, people think about, "oh, yeah, we have to pay more." as a consumer, we want to shift that change as well in order to offer premiu

she said she wanted to ban plastic straws. listen here. >> do you ban plastic straws?i think we should, yes. i'm going to be honest, it's really difficult to drink out of a paper straw. like, if you don't gulp it down immediately, it starts to bend. and then the little thing catches it, and then -- you know. so we have to perfect that one a little bit more. [laughs] i think we can do better than some of those flimsy plastic straws, but we do need to ban the plastic. >> john: and maybe plastic straws is a minor issue in an election full of big issues, but it's another flip-flop, and her lack of interviews and news conferences will put more focus on her policies because they are still unknown at this point when she gets to debate stage next tuesday. >> that's a key issue here. it's not just that she has been flip-flopping on these issues, is that no one knows what she is flopping to. on fracking, for example, she said she no longer supports banning tracking. what is her position? that she want to phase it out, that she planned to encourage continued fracking? he was my f

what's different about your straw? are being manufactured is that you roll a piece - of paper, you dip them. to a glue bath, and then you take them up, you let them dry. i and the reason that they get - soggy is that when you put them into your drinks, the glue actually is dissolved - into your drink. with our technology — - which is the same for the cups, bags, e—commerce mailers,| and the straw — we eliminate completely the glue. we only use heat and pressure. cost—wise, how does it compare to a traditional plastic bag? yeah, so, plastic industry has been around for tens of years now, quite a well established industry, and it is obvious that it will be cheap. our technology is very, very highly scalable, which means that, in large volumes, we can be competitive in pricing with the traditional plastics. any time that we talk about sustainability, environmentally friendly, automatically, people think about, "oh, yeah, we have to pay more." as a consumer, we want to shift that change as well in order to offer premium pr

this is about banning plastic straws. lauren: they are a progressive issue and harris committed to banning them when running for president in 2019. >> do you ban plastic straws? >> we never should. i will be honest. it is difficult to drink out of a paper straw. if you don't gulp it down immediately it starts to bend. the little thing catches it. we got to perfect that one a little bit. we will do a little better than flimsy plastic straws but we need to ban plastic. lauren: her campaign says she doesn't cast banning them. now she cast the tie-breaking vote on a consequential legislation to create clean energy jobs. as president she's going to be focused on all fat. again, a flip-flop, a reversal with no explanation and this reminded me what she said in the cnn interview. my values haven't changed. i still care about the climate, i'm going to say this now. get me a thorough. this is what i need to say to appeal to moderates to get elected and i will test four years. stuart: back to the jobs report. 142,000 jobs added to t

it is difficult to drink out of a paper straw.iately it starts to bend and then the little thing catches it and then, you know, so we have to perfect that one a little bit more. >> harris: oh yeah, okay. so her campaign now says quote, she doesn't support banning plastic straws, end quote. richard, what was that? >> i don't know why we're having a conversation about plastic straws. >> harris: we're having a conversation about flip-flopping and one of the example is something so basic. we can just do basic. we don't have to do difficult and we can't understand her. >> both things can't be true. not laying out policy and having a conversation of evolution on policy. they can't be mutually exclusive. >> harris: to be able to articulate something as seism as a straw, why we showed it to you. the campaign had to clean it up. she didn't. >> what we're saying over and over giving you new policy positions she has seen because of her time as vice president. because of her time in the united states senate she is making an evolution of those

straw donor contributes someone else's money. hiding the money's illegal source such as a foreign businessman, corporation or wealthy new yorker who already contributed the maximum amount allowed. he circumvented all these laws taking contributions from exactly the sources the law prohibits all to benefit his mayoral campaigns. now adams also personally benefited from the illegal conduct alleged in the indictment. adams solicited accepted luxury travel benefits from wealthy turkish business people and one turkish government official seeking to gain influence over him. adams started accepting travel benefits as least as early as 2016. he took these benefits nearly every year through 2021. here are some of the benefits we uncovered during our investigation. in 2016 adams flew to india through turkey and received two free round-trip upgrades for business class seats. the highest class on turkey's national airline. those upgrades were worth more than $12,000. none of it was publicly disclosed. in 2017 adams accepted free business cla

ma han eid al-shajajan yadhr ali al-tar even though your days are straw, even though your days are strawill be in the hands of hezbollah . it's getting close, you'll fit again, it's close , you'll fit again, so that you don't know where you'll fit, don't hesitate, yahoo, because tomorrow you'll get a blow from god . you set it up, now come to yourself look, what mistakes did israel make in gaza, palestine? lebanon has become the target of the zionist regime. it has become like palestine . stand up to the blood of the muslim nation until it becomes your enemy . lebanon has become the gaza of the islamic world. it has become lebanon. the gaza of the islamic world. sehyoun uprising our dirty blood is spilling, get up and spill the blood of this bloodsucker named qasim al-ada, i swear by surah al-asra that you will not stay in the spider's web, stand still in that hideous infectious and child-killing virus, but you will be destroyed. just today or tomorrow, see the samaritan patrol with the pharaoh's army. see the samaritan patrol with the pharaoh's army bring your staff, make a solution, ha

like a kid again everything we've done to celebrate that. >> so nonprofit monday is a program that straw runs to make sure that no matter is going on with our business giving back is treated just the is that you as paying any other bill in addition to the money we impose their cause to the greater bayview it is a great way for straw to sort of build communicated and to introduce people who might not normally get to be exposed to one nonprofit or another and i know that they do a different nonprofit every most of the year. >> people are mroent surprised the restaurant it giving back i see some people from the nonprofit why been part of nonprofit monday sort of give back to the program as well answer. >> inform people that be regular aprons at straw they get imposed to 10 or 12 nonprofits. >> i love nonprofits great for a local restaurant to give back to community that's so wonderful i wish more restrictive places did that that is really cool. >> it is a 6 of nonprofit that is supporting adults with autism and down syndrome we i do not involved one the wonderful members reached out to stra

like a kid again everything we've done to celebrate that. >> so nonprofit monday is a program that strawthat no matter is going on with our business giving back is treated just the is that you as paying any other bill in addition to the money we impose their cause to the greater bayview it is a great way for straw to sort of build communicated and to introduce people who might not normally get to be exposed to one nonprofit or another and i know that they do a different nonprofit every most of the year. >> people are mroent surprised the restaurant it giving back i see some people from the nonprofit why been part of nonprofit monday sort of give back to the program as well answer. >> inform people that be regular aprons at straw they get imposed to 10 or 12 nonprofits. >> i love nonprofits great for a local restaurant to give back to community that's so wonderful i wish more restrictive places did that that is really cool. >> it is a 6 of nonprofit that is supporting adults with autism and down syndrome we i do not involved one the wonderful members reached out to straw and saw a headlin

so the allegation here is that these turkish nationals you straw donors to send money to eric adams. eric adams knew about that. there's another allegation here of wire fraud and the allegation is in new york city has a matching funds program where if you're a candidate for office and you get certain donations you can then receive taxpayer money to match those donations and the allegation here is eric adams it took these these fraudulent donations and use them to get up to 10 million worth of taxpayer matching funds so that's another element of this case. and then finally, it is illegal for any american politician federal, it's a federal crime for an american candidate for office to receive or accept or solicit donations from any foreign, national or foreign interests. so that's an overview of what this indictment lays out what do you make? >> is there any legal significance to what prosecutors allege that he didn't just accept these illegal contributions, but he also sought them absolutely. >> one of the elements of the crime here is what we call solicitation. he asked for them, he

in a short period of time it is necessary. the works of local masters of straw weaving are exhibited, since straw has become the fifth element in the list of intangible cultural heritage, we decided that this it will be appropriate, since we are a museum of national cultures, we try to pay attention to everyone, for example, last year the exhibition project "artifacts of the ivievo church" was successful, when objects from the temple premises became museum objects, they looked completely... differently the visitor found something new and unknown for himself in them. last year we also celebrated the 625th anniversary of the settlement of tatar muslims on the territory of belarus, the 140th anniversary of our ivievo mosque. curiosity and sincere interest, in childhood you skipped classes or were you pregnant with a boy? did any of your fans fall in love or did they do anything interesting or unusual? did you dream of the world stage? absolute honesty and genuine emotions of the heroes. do not be afraid of growing up and old age, it depends on you what kind of old age we have, what kind

even though your days are straw, even though your days are straw, o quds, stay alive, life is on the way, don't doubt that soon your victory will be in the hands of hezbollah, with good courage. it's getting close, you'll fit again, you're getting close , you'll fit again so that you don't know where you'll fit, don't hesitate. yahoo, tomorrow you will get a blow from god , you made a fuss every day under the same pretext, every day you made a fuss under the same pretext , you made a fuss and set up a trap, now come to yourself and see what mistakes israel made in gaza palestine. lebanon has become the target of the zionist regime, like palestine, it has become a bloodbath. o islamic nation, stand up until your enemy becomes your enemy. lebanon has become the gaza of the islamic world. lebanon has become the gaza of the islamic world. stand up, muslim. it's time. in the name of qasim al-ada, i swear by surah asra that your house of spiders will not remain standing in that notorious infectious virus and its child. but you will be destroyed today or tomorrow. look, a samaritan joined p

mr armstrong, what did jack straw know when he denied al—fayed citizenship? for your case, what did harrods and the people at harrods and the people at harrods know about this? do we have any idea, >> well , certainly, as have any idea, >> well, certainly, as you'll appreciate, i'm not in the head of jack straw. not in the head of jack straw. not in the head of the crown prosecution service. what we do know is that i think jack straw came out yesterday and said that he denied , or he was responsible denied, or he was responsible for denying citizenship to al fayed. i think we would probably appreciate him explaining why, because that must have been a decision not taken lightly , in decision not taken lightly, in terms of the crown prosecution service, again, not not privy to their decision making. but again , their decision making. but again, what we do know is that and those people who saw the documentary on thursday will recall very clearly, a young woman, 15 years old at the time, making allegations against i think he was 78, but certainly much, much diffe

the eleventh question: in the straw near the stove on the floor lay a pile of apples. is there a punctuation error in this sentence? time! lisa, what do you think? i answered no, but in fact i do not know the correct answer. that is, you think, that the sentence is written correctly, nothing to take away or add here? perhaps, but you are not completely sure? yes, i am confused, lisa, completely, lisa, don’t disappear, yes, i want to say, don’t fly away, julia, are you sure of your answer? not really, but i answered, no. and since i think everything is written correctly here, there is no mistake, perhaps someone thinks that a mistake was made here, who would have written this sentence differently, a novel, well, don’t be shy, let’s reason, well, i would doubt it, because in this sentence there are no clarifying elements, that is, in the straw near the stove, i don’t i agree that these are clarifying ones, so stop, so what you suggest is that we remove the comma in the straw later. or what, i suggest removing the commas, removing them altogether, so let me try to remove

kamala harris u—turns on the plastic straw ban . u—turns on the plastic straw ban.ovember is going to be decided upon, and rightly so, because paper straws suck and she has figured it out with her crack team of political advisers . and team of political advisers. and this is what the trump campaign was slamming into her, of her love, of paper straws. and she's done a u—turn. she's flip flopped on this issue, and just in time to save the election for her. >> yeah, nick, it's kind of strange that this became a focal point for their for their battles in the in the electioneering , something, as electioneering, something, as you know, low key. >> you mean like the whole survival of the west and america is a bigger thing? yeah, i think i actually disagree with you. >> if you've tried to have a mcdonald's strawberry milkshake with a paper straw, you would say that this is the fundamental crux of my civilisation. >> the fundamental point she says she's changed her mind. she doesn't have a mind. she doesn't have opinions. they just wheel her out. and it's probably an i make

but this indictment appears to show that the mayor had direct knowledge of those straw donors. it says something we really knew about up to this point. just adding on, there's also some lines in indictment about him attempting to conceal his behavior, right? to some degree the mayor has spoken freely about some of the things he's done. that everything that's in the indictment and aspr traded as again something that is just the normal course of government business come something that politicians do is trying to perform officl trips for people firkin stitches, for people that may be neat little bit of extra attention. that's not whats portrayed in this indictment. and back to the concealment, and again i'm working my way through this, at one point it talks about him assuring a co-conspirator as it is referred to in the indictment that always deleted her messages. and he can we know the mayor had his own electronic devices seized by federal agents. i'm sure that was among many other things part of what they were looking at. were their attempts to conceal the conduct by deleting me

your days are straw, o quds, stay safe because life is on the way, don't doubt that soon your victory will be in the hands of hezbollah. you sided with dignity and humility, you threw an ax at the oppressed people. you will be hit by a nasty missile. it is close and you will be hit again . you did something wrong and you set up a trap. now come to yourself and see what mistakes israel has made in gaza, palestine, lebanon has become the target of the zionist regime, just like palestine. turn the heat on the blood of the muslim ummah until it becomes your enemy , lebanon has become the gaza of the muslim world, lebanon has become lebanon. gaza of the islamic world, stand up muslim. it's time for the uprising of sehyoun, our dirty blood is spilling, get up and spill the blood of this bloodsucker named qasim al-ada, i swear by surah asra that the spider's house will not stay in your place. but you will be destroyed today or tomorrow. look, a samaritan accompanied pharaoh's army. look, a samaritan accompanied pharaoh's army. bring your staff. make a solution. the path of freedom from this

wreath, a very interesting straw spider, it's a talisman, such a talisman, you could say, not only from evil spirits, but also when it was hung over the table, because it was at the table that the whole... family and people would tell what happened during the day, discuss some problems, while they were talking, the spider would wind itself up with all this, it was believed that all the bad, evil spirits were entangled there and would not go back come back, but of course, such spiders had to be burned on maslenitsa, when everything old was burned, but the most interesting thing is that this spider spins over each person differently, that is, each has its own energy, and we can check this with you. really, but how can you check what needs to be done, here we will stand under it and you will see, and that it should spin, yes, it will spin over each of you differently, give the first, come on, oh, cool, cool, please. i am a good girl, so interesting, crosses three, and then starts more, and then and now four, what does it mean, here he catches your fluids you already responds with good ever

bicepping the money through so-called straw donors. a straw donor contributes someone else's money, hiding the minnesota's illegal source. such as a forbe businessman, a corporation, or a wealthy new yorker who has already contributed the maximum amount allowed. as we alleged, adams circumvented all these laws, taking contributions from exactly the sources the law prohibits. all to benefit his may i don't recall campaigns. now, adams also personally benefited from the illegal conduct alleged in the indictment. adams solicited and send over $100,000 in luxury travel benefits for years from wealthy turkish business people and at least one turkish government official seeking to gain influence over him. adams started accepting undisclosed luxury travel benefits at least as early as 2016. he took these benefits nearly every year through 2021. here are some of the benefits we uncover nowrd investigation. in 2016, adams flew to india, through turkiye, and received two free round tripp upgrades for business class seat, the high es class on tur

. ♪ >> to ban plastic straws?onest i think it's really difficult to drink ou paper straw. >> innovation is a process. >> really, okay, this is what's going on another flip-flop, now she says no she's not get up and plastic straws, what's going on let's get the former deputy press secretary, show the list of flip-flops is growing to 11 it's in the double digits, we played sound earlier, voters are asking whether she stand for, trump has lead a detailed economic agenda and things on crime and border security kamala harris told cnn her values have not changed but she keeps look often, when you think. >> she is a fake, phony and a fraud, she held radical positions of the american people hate for 20 plus years in politics in the public eye, either she was lying about those then or she is lying about them now, either way by her own admission, she is a proven liar, the fact is she will say anything and everything to get elected let's not forget on the debate stage she called joe biden sx criminal and a segregationist, ra

adams' campaign applied for matching funds based on known straw donations, fraudulently obtaining as much as $2,000 in public funds for each illegal contribution. adams' 2021 mayoral campaign received more than $10 million in public funds. those are public funds by new york city taxpayers. >> exactly. that is the allegation. and that's why, you know, this is an extraordinary indictment. the wire fraud charge, if he were to be convicted and found guilty, and he said he went to trial, he could face up to 20 years on wire fraud. the bribery, up to ten years. of course, this is just an indictment. they are only allegations. it would have to be proven beyond a reasonable doubt, but these are very serious charges that the mayor of the city of new york is facing. >> and i want to bring in msnbc legal correspondent lisa ruben. in, again, just 57 pages, which go into such detail and so many of these alleged violations, there are a lot of people that are being brought into this indictment. >> there are a ton of people here, and of course, jose, none of them are mentioned by their actual first

near, yes in the straw a comma, near the stove a comma. we thought, but i do not claim, then what wereoldiers recruited from the local residents called? so, hired soldiers in india were called sepoys. mamluks - a military class in medieval egypt, well and as you understand, it was a little earlier than the time period we are talking about now. so, the correct answer to our question is: no. before summing up the results of the first round and understanding who is the eight that moves on, who is the four? with whom we will say goodbye, i want to collect your impressions. alexandra, how did you like the first round, what question was the most difficult for you? the most difficult, probably, was the question from the physics course, about the angles of reflection, because i am not strong in physics, i am a humanities student, so, but overall i like it. how do you assess your chances of getting into the second round? chances there is, but i can't be sure of anything. philosophical answer. enis, what question seemed so easy to you that? you even felt uncomfortable answering it, i think there

although your days are straw. even though your days are straw, o holy one, stay alive because life is on the way, don't doubt that you will win soon you are in the hands of hizbollah, you will side with himena nile , you sided with dignity and humiliation, you hit my pollen with an ax. it's getting close, you'll fit again, it's close , you'll fit again so that you don't know where you'll get it, don't hesitate, you'll get a hit from god tomorrow, every day. you made an uproar with an excuse every day . you made a fuss every day with the same excuse. now come to yourself and see what mistakes israel has made in gaza, palestine . lebanon has become the target of the zionist regime like palestine. o islamic nation, stand up until your enemy becomes the thorn and tongue of lebanon, the gaza of the islamic world lebanon has become the gaza of the islamic world. from the muslim who has reached the time of uprising, dirty sahion, our blood is spilling, get up and shed the blood of this bloodsucker, in the name of qasim a

adams allegedly disguised them all in the same way by accepting a monetary so—called straw donors.oney, hiding the illegal source, such as a foreign businessman, corporation, ora businessman, corporation, or a wealthy businessman, corporation, ora wealthy new yorker already contributing the maximum amount allowed. as we allege, adams circumvented all of these laws, taking contributions from exactly the sources that the law prohibits, all of the benefit for his mayoral campaigns. now, adams also personally benefited from the illegal conduct allege it in the indictment. he solicited and accepted a $1000 in luxury travel benefits for years from wealthy turkish businesspeople and at least one turkish government official seeking to gain influence over here. he started accepting undisclosed luxury travel benefits as early as 2016. he took these benefits nearly a year through 2021. here are some of the benefits we uncovered during our investigation. in 2016, adams flew to india, flew to turkey, and received two free round—trip upgrades for business class seats on the highest class in turk

even though your days are straw, even though your days are straw , o quds, stay alive, life is on the way, don't doubt that soon your victory will be in the hands of hezbollah . you will be sided with dignity and humiliation. you will be sided with the oppressed people with an ax . you will be sided with a dirty missile. you will get close and you will be fit again . you will be fit again. a stroke of god himself you will eat. you made a fuss every day under the same pretext . you made a fuss every day under the same pretext . lebanon has become the target of the zionist regime, like palestine , rise to the blood of the islamic nation until it becomes your enemy , and lebanon has become the gaza of the islamic world. lebanon has become the gaza of the islamic world, stand up muslim, it is the time of zion's uprising, our dirty blood is spilling, stand up and shed the blood of this bloodsucker named qasim al-ada, i swear by surah asra that the house of spiders. you won't be able to stand on your feet in that notorious infectious and child-killing virus but you will be destroyed today o

leaders have to lead. >> plastic straws are a big thing right now. >> yeah. >> do you ban plastic straws>> i think we should, yes. >> sean: now the harris campaign aid is telling axios that kamala no longer supports banning your plastic straws but we have yet to hear directly from kamala on the subject. in fact we haven't heard a word from kamala about almost any of her flipping or flopping, and the list is quite long. electric vehicle mandates, she's the one that supported them in 2019. banning fracking? she said it many times, banning offshore drilling. she said that many times. supporting a mandatory gun buy back program? i think we call that confiscation. does she still support that or not? decriminalizing illegal immigration and offering free housing and healthcare and education, legal drivers licenses in minnesota from her running mate as well as free college education. does she support the border wall. she mocked donald trump for the border wall and said he thinks a bunch of terrorists will be invading the country. that's exactly what has happened. we now have unvetted harris bind

new year's ark, yes, this is a straw wreath a very interesting straw spider, it is a talisman, such aman, one might say, not only from evil spirits, but also when it was hung over the table, because it was at the table that the whole family gathered, and people told what happened during the day, discussed some problems, while they discussed, the spider wound itself up with all this, it was believed that all the bad, evil spirits were already confused there... they do not return back, but of course, such spiders had to be burned precisely on maslenitsa, when everything old was burned, but the most interesting thing is that this spider unwinds over each person in different ways, that is, each has its own energy, and we can check it with you, really, and how can you check what needs to be done, here we will stand under it and you will look, and that it should spin, yes, it will spin over each of you differently, give the first, oh cool, cool, please, i'm a good girl. so interesting, crosses three, and then starts, and then, and now four, what does this mean, here it catches your fluids,

not in the head of jack straw.ead of the crown prosecution service, what we do know is that i think jack straw came out yesterday and said that he denied or he was responsible for denying citizenship to al fayed, i think we would probably appreciate him explaining why, because that must have been a decision not taken lightly. in terms of the crown prosecution service, again, not not privy to their decision making. but again, what we do know is that and those people who saw the documentary on thursday will recall very clearly, a young woman, 15 years old at the time, making allegations against i think he was 78, but certainly much, much difference in age to her. that case we know, because this is in the public domain, was al—fayed was interviewed under caution by the police , and under caution by the police, and that case was ultimately i think, a year later or certainly some months later, 2009, there was a decision to to not proceed. so we do know that there was material for the crown prosecution service to conside

think uh this is only going to go stronger, they have from tactical level uh uh, i think cast the straw that will break the camels back, lebanon will not back down, it won't retreat, it will not surrender, it will not compromise, and uh the the genocide that it's done to the palestinians it intends to do to lebanon and it intends to do to syria and it intends to do to jordan and it intends to do to iraq and to saudi arabia and to iran and to every other country that uh it can, including egypt, and that of course is a is delusion and a promise from the devil himself to his own minions. so i think the the diplomatic actions that need to take place immediately to service counter measures are especially poinant in the upcoming bricks meetings, for example, there should be a resolution that no country, no nation, no people can be considered human human or civilized to conduct themselves like this, and the bricks nations should boycott every israeli product, company, passport, embassy entire. "this should be brought up and put forth for every bricks country and every bricks nation and every b

you get straw donors raising lots of money. $10 million for your mayoral campaign. >> no, i want to be clear about what that $10 million of benefits is. they say because eric adams lied on forms that he submitted to the campaign finance board in new york city, he then qualified for $10 million in matching funds that are available through the new york city campaign finance board. >> the benefit was $10 million, meaning the number of straw donors because of the matching ratio, they did not give him $10 million, but he had $10 million more coming through this public financing mechanism than he would have otherwise. >> correct. >> so he is getting that and these flights. the turkish government get someone looking at their interests. we don't want you to support the community center that is associated with that movement. as someone who works in this office, tell me what jumped out to you about this indictment? >> one thing that jumped out to me are the various ways in which he either destroyed evidence, concealed evidence, or fabricated evidence. there are various buckets here and one is mo