vancouver i love you, but not like montreal. why? i shall explain.ll will be revealed in the meantime, check this guy out. what's the post office motto? neither rain nor sleet nor driving snow, nor plague of locusts. prevent the mail carrier from delivering my junk mail here in montreal. the simple task of delivering the mail in winter comes with its own set of hurdles. icy hurdles. i got to ask, do you have special equipment for this? we got, like, slip on boots. >> we do have leather boots in the rain. sorry. when it gets icy with the spikes on them. and they gave us also slip on spikes for when it's icy. >> any sort of city ordinance that you have to shovel. they're not. they're not penalized financially or anything. >> no, nothing like that. >> any injuries in the line of duty? >> i've had several, like tumbles. one incident that i was off for two months, i thought i broke my ankle. >> what is the most perilous aspect of the job? would it be? dogs are icy stairs in this area. >> there's a lot of dogs. but i would say the icy stairs. >> it's one t

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after montrealers i had a big event -- after montrealers i had a big event last monday. and then i give a talk just few days ago at nyu why there were no exhibitions at nyu and the discussion was the human rights in thailand and what was the situation. and yes. and here i am in washington, d.c.. and my last stop,". so -- my last stop would be in chicago. so it would be a lecture with a large group of thai in chicago. i will stop here and you want to take a break first? ok. thank you so much for coming.

after montrealers i had a big event -- after montrealers i had a big event last monday. and then i give a talk just few days ago at nyu why there were no exhibitions at nyu and the discussion was the human rights in thailand and what was the situation. and yes. and here i am in washington, d.c.. and my last stop,". so -- my last stop would be in chicago. so it would be a lecture with a large group of thai in chicago. i will stop here and you want to take a break first? ok. thank you so much for coming. [applause] >> hello, if everyone could come back to your seats. we will start the next part of this discussion. this one will talk about the current situation and government. and then we will follow with a q&a ok? pavin: ok. i will not aim to talk too much. i mean, when it comes to thai politics it could take days or months. so maybe i will just speak for 10 minutes and then we will open up forq&a four any intervention. --or any intervention. how should i start? i mean, as i mentioned in the first half, i think the key turning point in thailand, i will say we will go back

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boston bruins celebrated the 100th anniversary of their first nhl game with a 6—3 victory over the montreals, one coming when boston scored three times in 70 seconds during the opening period on their way to securing the win. the world number one, judd trump, has won the first triple crown event of the season, the uk championship. he beat barry hawkins in the final in york. it was tight all the way through, but trump eventually took it 10—8 to scupper the hawkins comeback. it's the fifth triple crown title of his career, his second uk title, but his first in york was back in 2011, which makes this one all the sweeter. is right up there just because of how long i've had to wait. it's been 13 years, so it's not easy to win these events. it is extremely difficult. i've played brilliant a lot of times and i've still come up just short. but yeah, to do it in the manner i've done it, probably one of the hardest draws of all time, i think to win this event and to get over the line. i'm so proud of myself and lucky to be in this position thanks to my family. news that broke after that final was tha

fred and dave and marty carr are joined by the original god of montreal gastronomy. the great chef normand laprise, to watch their beloved montreal canadiens lay waste to the carolina hurricanes. all the while eating, of course, and drinking. as it turns out, the finest wines known to humanity. >> and here we >> i have a block of cheese in my colon the size of a grapefruit. >> don't you? come on, don't be grumpy,. oh jesus. sometimes i don't understand you. >> i'm so hungover. i just want to crawl into the bushes and die. seriously? no, i hate this. are we there yet? >> no. the chalet is maybe, like, i don't know, half hour. oh. oh, okay. oh. it's amazing. >> worst episode ever. i took. >> a walk through this beautiful world. felt the cool. rain on my. shoulder. found something good in this beautiful world. i'm. getting colder jun xiang. la la la la. sha la la la la la sha la la la la. sha la la la la la. >> the french alps. lovely italians on one side. but the terrifying swiss on the other. they're close. too close for me. a man with an erotic childhood. fear of alp

and they don't do it, then he can say, look, i prevented montreal from invading maine that obviously is not going to happen in either scenario. but perhaps prevents, you know, gives trump the impetus to say, i got something done. >> be careful this is how you start things, jeff. these ideas. no. but so this idea talk a little bit about here first. right. you know the idea of hypothetically would it allow some of these countries like china russia and iran, which recently you know, expanded brics did to include iran to circumvent western sanctions by abandoning the dollar i think it's a real thing worth taking seriously. >> i mean, the global south in particular, but also, you know, obviously russia and china have become increasingly ostracized and increasingly pushed out of the u.s. financial system by our own economic sanctions, by our own financial penalties, which are, you know people here would say with good reason, are responding to bad actions taken by those countries. but it spurred this interest in saying, you know, if if the u.s. can with with a sort of a flip of a switch, yo

. >> that it's based in montreal, but actually that it was founded here in san francisco and for the better part of 20 years, the company had been looking for when and how to come home and with club for guys the sitting dark in 2020 2021, it just seemed like no, we have to go home. it's our city is our love letter and we're going to do it there until people don't want to come anymore. and we've now almost ran 1000 performances and it's still things. people are enjoying it. and we've been very fortunate it was it was a was intentionally designed to help address the city's effort to reclaim its narrative back from the negativity. even before there was any of the actual narrative and sold in 2020 when we were making it in 2021. we were just helping it come back out of covid. but it's become this thing that has grown and grown and grown. so. >> well, i mean, it's a very intimate space in there for someone who has never been to see one of the show's. i'm really honored to be here tonight and be able to witness this blend of this is our city and your san francisco for those like me who hav

i am from montreal. i went to mcgill university in i then went to harvard graduate school and pretty having spent most of my adult life in kingston bouncing back and forth, harvard, m.i.t. so stephen pinker, why do we believe conspiracy theories and this is not a new phenomenon. it is by no means is the phenomenon, nor is belief in miracles or fake news. because when you think about it, what are the events narrated in the bible? the fake news? presumably they do not literally. but not only did people believe happened, but they transmitted the accounts and other people transmitted them further. i think when it comes to matters that are outside of our day to day this exists where we can be perfectly rational, we have no choice because reality is unforgiving to. be able to feed yourself to be able to bring up your kids, to be able to hold a job, you've got to have an appreciation of how the world works. you've got to make rational. otherwise you wouldn't make it through the day. but when it comes to bigger

the weather, the people in general, the way of living time to talk about life in montreal that see what students get up to queens. i'm interested is it's easy to find a place to live here. and also how are the price, especially staying on the housing? i think it's one of the issues that people complain about the most when they, especially latino, latino only loving people complain. i ask a student from china for her open. i think it's 12 to move most hard spring for that for the nurse is. it's like you have to find information in lab or elaine street and to find the flies and i think the price is also a little higher than i think in my country. little more they want to make up for the cheapest can be $400.00 euro is per month for room without major amenity or is, can we, uh, is it easy to find a job here for the, for example, when i've got to and that's the good thing here is that students can work up to 30 hours a week, and there are many places that fire students for work on weekends or even english. it is really difficult to find a job here. anyways, just a part time job because i ca

don't we don't know why that was happening in montreal. there was a big protest going on where a football stadiums were, uh, you know, lets say getting down to the rhythm of a crazy be with the cops in a different way that someone look at that all you want it. so this is while just in the was uh, you know, doing your thing in front of the cameras, you know, lapel and correct. so pretty well pretty well fried his go sibling while rome burns, i think is it, oh, that's the, that's the phrase. but during those protests hogan us, our friend argue here, he's very smart, he's got an eagle eye. you know, he's always on the look out for a little know gets to bring to you guys are loyal viewers at the most. camille piece spotted a little lady at in the midst of the drama, giving quite an offensive little signaling move, which we don't like to use on the most meals here on the video. now what you have for this lady, there she is. look. i mode stretch. yeah, there it is. again, check her out. yeah, mass gone or sort of, you know, you should not listen

of course we all of taylor swift don't we don't know why that was happening in montreal. there was a big protest going on where a pro palestinians were, uh, you know, let's a getting down to the rhythm of a crazy be with the cops in a different way. but someone look at that all you want it. so this is while just in the was a, you know, doing is sitting in front of the cameras, you know, with tell him correct. so pretty well pretty well fried his go sibling while rome burns, i think is a dog. that's a, that's the phrase. but during those protests, uh, regardless our friend all you hear, he's very smart, he's got an eagle eye. you know, he's always on the lookout for a little know gets to bring to you guys are loyal viewers at the most. camille space spotted a little lady at and in the midst of the drama, giving quite an offensive little s signaling move, which we don't like to use on the most good meals here on the video. now what you have for this lady, she is, look i mode stretch. yeah. there it is. again, check around the mask on or sort of, you know, yes from arkansas

regarded as a gross violation of the constitution because although the president entitle to declare the montreal but position up for the end of spring force of the previous uh uh, decisions but clearly stipulate that you cannot shut down the national assembly and recommend national assembly, but was not consulted to previous me by the press on the declaration of roger law would not be constitutional. the impeachment of the president passed in parliament 32 minutes ago as a political analyst. what early lessons are you drawing from this whole sequence of events? the early lessons would be how angry the saucepan citizen, so must be. now of course the south korean society is based 3 to polarize, following the global trans. so in many countries, exercising liberal democracy, but uh 75 percent of the saucepan citizens, according to the reason for legal can use of surveys indicate that they were family or support each month the press done, you know, to excited by the whole situation and legally opening the constitution or says the political and more of responsibility for all these uh, i'll tell you th

. >> todd: he's fro montreal, you are from missouri. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. i'm ashley strohmier, carley shimkus has the day off. madeleine rivera is live in washington on the potential speaker fight. good morning. >> madeleine: good morning. congress convenes on january 3, to elect a speaker. without one the house cannot pass legislation or certify results of the election on january 6. house clocks in with 434 members with one vas c -- vacancy left gaetz. a person does not win because they won the most votes, that was the problem kevin mccarthy kept running into in 2023. he won after 15 ballots. and trouble brewing for mike johnson with several republicans unhappy with how he handled the fight to keep the government open. >> before last couple weeks, i was in his corner. we should consider the best path forward. consider if we advance mr. trump's agenda, if current leadership is what we need. >> madeleine: magic number is 218 if all members vote. >> federal judge appointed by happening president biden

look, if even in his home district around montreal, they don't like him anymore. failed. like so many -- and it looks like there's a real chance for certainly not just a conservative governor in the sense of a new prime minister, someone who will govern that way but the chance that the people in toronto and even in quebec and others will come together under what they need. they don't want to be treated like the convoy was treated when they have their freedom convoy and they shut down their bank account. they don't want to be treated as second-class to the illegal aliens that trudeau welcomes. trudeau will always be a failure. he will never even be what his father was in his father was a bad enough leftist. >> harris: do you mind if i double down a little bit with you? it's not a dictatorship. they voted for him could use that they don't like him any anymore. >> they saw the results of his soy boyness. they call him that all the time. they saw what happened. he had a legacy name. trudeau. that's how he won. he had a lot of support and to be fair back when he was el

we now have this montreal pledge that not only do we have all allies of ukraine signing it, but also south africa, the uae, the vatican, countries that are not technically providing aid to ukraine per se, that will play the role of mediator that will make sure children will come back, prisoners of war are sent home and also civilians are returned to ukraine. >> before i ask hannah to give her definition of victory, i'm curious to hear about these bilateral agreements. >> yeah. >> in 1994 ukraine gave up its nukes and there were also agreements. one of the guarantors was the united states. what's happened afterwards we all know. can you tell us, be a bit more specific what is this agreement? how will it provide support for ukraine if -- not if -- when putin decides to -- >> that's why the bilateral agreements are while ukraine is waiting to eventually join nato. there needs to be a security guarantee eventually. it is fundamental. it will have to be part of any peace deal. so meanwhile for us it's military aid, it's financial aid. it is different parts of support for ukraine and diffe

for a long time the army of new england at the very time when benedict arnold's army had conquered montreal. so they had gone into the inner city, take it away from the british. and and they owned it, but they had to withdraw because they did not have the troop strength to defend it, because the smallpox epidemic otherwise, canada today would be part of the united states. and all the framers knew that. and between in the end of the war, the revolution weren't in 1780. eradicate, right. in 1791, it were pandemics in every city in our country. lost in philadelphia, new york, north carolina, south carolina, all the major cities had cholera, epidemic, yellow fever epidemics, malaria epidemics. it killed tens of thousands people. almost all the framers. it had family members or friends who died in those pandemics, yet they did not put a pandemic exemption in the united states constitution. a. and the waiver of the seventh manfred for or corporations that were involved in counter-measures meant that no matter how how reckless the corporation behaved, no matter how negligent while it was, no matte

we now have a montreal pledge with allies of ukraine signing it but we have south africa, qatar, the uae, vatican countries that are not technically providing aid to ukraine that will play the role of mediator to make sure prisoners of war are being sent home and civilians are returned. >> before i ask hanna to give her definition of victory, bilateral agreements, ukraine gave up nukes and there were agreements. can you tell us, be more specific, what is the bilateral agreement? how we provide support for ukraine if -- when -- putin decides? >> the bilateral agreements are why ukraine is waiting to join nato. there needs to be a security guarantee eventually. it is fundamental. it will have to be part of any peace deal. military aid, financial aid, different parts of support for ukraine. different countries are providing support. it is also linked to a five-year period and we know exactly will involvements will be sent. make sure you -- making sure ukraine has enough support, money to pay their soldiers and support their population. >> hanna? >> thank you for the question. i do not b

in montreal. i will sincerely miss seeing you at work and i'm happy about your next chapter and your retirement and i thank you, thank you for your service, thank you for your service to the country, to congress, and to your constituents, but most of all i thank you for your friendship, dr. burgess. congratulations and god bless you and your family. i yield back. mr. weber: i now recognize the gentleman from texas from waco, texas, mr. pete sessions. mr. sessions: i thank the gentleman, brother weber, for you bringing tonight this conversation that members of congress on a bipartisan basis can have about the gentleman from texas, michael burgess. i am one of a few members that well remember when he was running for congress in a contested primary and i listened to dr. burgess on the radio. before i had met mike. and he was very clear and professional and straightforward about his rule -- his idea of not only the rules that congress should exist under but also that the american people, that they wou

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the guy born in toronto or in calgary and montreal wants to keep that but, combining our countries togethermmon currency, a viable pass boarding system after you are approved as they have in eu, he would we would be the most powerful nation on earth. what have the canadians got. unlimited water and power and paper and reserves of every kind. there is only 40 million of them aside california. they don't want to squabble. they want to trade north, south, east, west. so the ideas are simple. common currency, common defense. common defense of the north against the chinese i'm not a fan of the chinese government and everybody knows that i worry about that and everybody should. russians we don't need them messing around up north. we could make that very, very clear to them you don't have to give up your citizenship or sovereignty either way if you are american or canadian, let's get the colonel of economic interest together and figure out what these attributes are and i bet you more than 70% of the canadians would want to do it. they don't want to give up their birth right nor does an american. i

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bank of -- i'm sorry, bmo, bank of montreal, they go up from 302 to 265.. it's at 2399 2 -- if -- 392 already. okay, ulta, again, must have been a good report. >> yes. so they beat on the top and bottom line. makeup has been tough. again as the consumer is so pinched, where are they spending, where are they pulling back. ulta has a great thing that they talked about where they have this exclusive makeup line that's tied to wicked, the new movie that came out. so that's drawing consumers in, right? if there's something tangible, something new and exciting, a few price target upgrades. up to a 420 the from a 385. if. stuart: mcdonald's, they're bringing back a fan favorite. is it something, one of those snack packs? >> yes, a snack pack. a snack crap wrap. i call it a snack pack, but it's a snack wrap. it's a tortilla with chicken, lettuce,. >> shredded cheese and sauce all wrapped up. it kind of looks like a mini burrito. discontinued back in 2016 because it's labor intensive, it takes a long time to make, but the ceo says it's all popular. all the a e-mail

four nations face off features the u.s., canada, sweden and finland playing games in boston and montrealwomen's sport will take center stage for much of the year. india hosts the cricket world cup in august and september, while the rugby world cup will be played in england earlier in the summer and england's football team, the lionesses, will travel to switzerland to defend their european title in july and expect there to be fireworks in september, when the united states hosts europe in the ryder cup. europe are defending the famous old trophy, but they'll need nerves of steel in front of a famously partisan new york crowd. don riddell cnn getting ready hockey fans got an extra holiday treat at the l.a. >> kings game against the philadelphia fliers in los angeles on sunday. how was school? >> was it fun? >> did you get a lot of homework? huh? do you have any friends? do you have a best friend? does he have a big coat to go away oh, i will ferrell showed up dressed as buddy the elf, his character from the iconic christmas movie. >> only. buddy appeared pretty grumpy, pretending to smoke a

there's there's an organization called icao, the international civil aviation organization, located in montreal, and that sets the standards for these kinds of investigations. and, uh, kazakhstan is the site where the where the crash took place would probably take the lead unless they ceded it to azerbaijan, whose aircraft it was. and the russians really wouldn't have anything to do with it. it's really a two country. uh, investigation. but, uh, there's no teeth in the investigative requirements, so i'm not sure that we'll ever get, uh, a complete investigation on this event. >> peter goelz, thank you so much for that analysis, giving us so much context. we appreciate it. good to see you. and still to come, this holiday season has been different for so many communities devastated by hurricane helene. ahead, i'll speak to the owner of an art studio in asheville that was destroyed. and the beehive buzz is in full throttle after the netflix halftime show that gave some super bowl vibes here in the cnn newsroom. >> my name is sergeant first class jones. i'm with bravo battery 157 currently here in

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of course we all of taylor swift dealt with what was happening in montreal. there was a big protest going on where a pro palestinians were, uh, you know, lets say getting down to the rhythm of a crazy be with the cops in a different way, but someone will get that all you want. so this is while just in the was uh, you know, doing your thing in front of the cameras. zillow, lapel and correct. well, so pretty well pretty well fried, still sibling, while rome burns, i think is it, oh yeah, that's the, that's the phrase. but during those protests, uh, regardless, our friend are you here, he's very smart. he's got an eagle eye. you know, he's always on the lookout for a little know gets to bring to you guys are loyal viewers at the most. camille space spotted little lady at in the midst of the drama, giving quite an offensive little s signaling move, which we don't like to use on the musket meals here on the video. now what you over this lady there she is. look. i'm out stretch. yeah, there it is, again, check around the mass gone or sort of you know, you should no

well, it was fantastic and it was great to be in a show that was about canada and we were shot in montreal>> well, the hilarious new show "the stimmy" is dreaming now on prime video. margot, thank you for being here. >> i appreciate it. >>> up next on "morning joe," back to the news. donald trump is not giving up on his selection for defense secretary. we will show you his latest brand-new endorsement of pete hegseth. >>> meanwhile, the president-elect's pick to lead america's intelligence agencies is facing fierce criticism from dozens of former national security officials. we will go through their letter to senators. >>> and the markets are reacting to the november jobs report. cnbc's dom chu joins us next to break down the numbers. a jam-packed fourth hour of "morning joe" is just moments away. ay mmmm, kinda needs to be more...squiggly? perfect! so now, do you have a driver's license? oh, what did you get us? with the click of a pen, you can get a new volkswagen at the sign then drive event. lease a 2024 tiguan for zero down, zero deposit, zero first month's payment and zero due at sig