alan, cuÁl es tu propÓsito? [ risas] alan: vamos aquÍ en la redacciÓn con mi taÑa.pa de tu boca ♪ ♪ porque te llevo dentro de mi ♪ ♪ yo quiero perderme contigo ♪ ♪ en el vicio de tus labios ♪ ♪ pÉgame tu vicio en el vicio de tus labios ♪ ♪ ven y pegame todo el vicio de tus labios ♪ [mÚsica] feliz navidad! [ mÚsica] ♪ al conocernos me prometiste darme tu amor para toda la vida ♪ ♪ pero mi cara me he dado cuenta que me engaÑadas, que me hablabas mentiras ♪ ♪ dejaste que de ti me enamorara ♪ ♪ y dejaste entrar a solamente tu cariÑo ♪ ♪ ahora estoy pagando mi castigo ♪ ♪ ay no ves que me hiere tu traiciÓn ♪ ♪ yo soÑaba con hacerte ser mÍa ♪ ♪ pero me lastimaste el corazÓn ♪ ♪ y me engaÑaste a mÍ lo mismo me harÍa ♪ ♪ que lastima me da ♪ ♪ la llama de pasiÓn que me dejaste ♪ ♪ pero tÚ eres ajena ♪ ♪ quÉ lÁstima me da ♪ ♪ la llama de pasiÓn que me dejaste ♪ ♪ pero tÚ eres ajena ♪ [mÚsica] feliz navidad! felicidades! [ aplausos] karla: bravo! [aplausos] quÉ padre comenzar el aÑo asÍ. [risas] ale: comenzamos bailando este 2025. karla: angela aguilar despide el 20 24 con alg

how late is late for alan cumming? >> alan: it varies.te that it's early? >> alan: there's nothing i enjoy more, you think, "i still got it," that thing when you're going home and at the people are going to work. i remember being out with a bunch of friends. this was a while ago but my friend ron rifkin, he was a great actor, an older gentleman. this was a long while ago but he was so much older than the rest of us. things were imbibed and will had fun. we had glitter and we are painting our faces and things like that. we were getting into a taxi at 730 in the morning and ron saw his accountants. [laughs] he's going, hi, hello. how are you? we were all just standing there, kind of blitzed, laughing. i think that's the mark of a good evening, if you meet your accountant on the way to work. >> stephen: then the entire evening is deductible. >> alan: [laughs] yes. >> stephen: we have to take a little break. we'll be right back with more alan cumming, everybody. stick around. i manage it well.♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪

alan: enamorada de? bis: de otra persona. alan: asÍ los vamos a dejar.... de verdad, quÉ negatividad. tania:ella hizo de cÓmo le fue el aÑo y no me sorprenden los comentarios terribles para ella. pero puso un vÍdeo justamente que borrÓ porque se ve que no pudo aguantar mÁs, es un vÍdeo donde la vemos enseÑando mÁs de lo que normalmente enseÑa. hasta diamantes y toda la cosa y despuÉs lo borrÓ. ella sabe de los comentarios, el mismo pepela ha salido a defender. astrid: hasta cuÁndo vamos a salir atacando a ella? cuando nodal estÁ ahÍ nos eleve que lo maltraten de esa forma. bis: seÑores, hasta atacan a la persona que la pueda defender a ella. a mÍ me atacaron por decir que era una niÑa, yo soy una seÑora adulta y a estas muchachas las veo como una niÑa tambiÉn . me han atacado. seÑores Ámense mÁs. derroche en amor. alan: Ésos comitÉs empezando el aÑo, no, no sean asÍ. bad bunny reaccionan sus redes sobre el apagÓn de puerto rico y esto estÁ que arde. no te lo pierdas al regresar en "sin rollo". quÉdate con nosotros, primer "sin rollo" del aÑo. ¿ya probast

alan: Ándale.enga con mÁs. [mÚsica] [mÚsica] (♪♪) (♪♪) interlocutor 1: cuando le dicen a un padre que su hijo tiene cáncer, pues lo primero que se le viene a la mente es muerte. interlocutora 1: sentí realmente un apretón bien fuerte en el pecho. interlocutora 2: es un momento sumamente difícil y sumamente doloroso que no me gustaría que nadie viviera. narrador: hoy mismo tu puedes unirte a la batalla para salvar las vidas de niños con cáncer ayudando a saint jude children's research hospital. por solo 19 dólares al mes, tu puedes convertirte en un ángel de esperanza de saint jude y ayudarnos a continuar nuestra investigación y tratamiento para salvar la vida de estos preciosos niños. interlocutora 1: entrar al hospital saint jude, una vez que esas puerta se abren, lo que uno siente en el corazón es una paz que es inexplicable. interlocutora 3: dios y saint jude estuvieron ahí para ayudarnos. interlocutor 1: nos ha dado esperanza a nosotros, pero a mi hija le ha dado vida. interlocutora 4: gracias

alan: muy bien.mentos le voy a contar todo acerca de estos gigantes campeones y de ella una de las pocas mujeres conductoras. quÉ tal? [ risas] karla: muy bien. alan: hay otros mÁs y mujeres. es una sensaciÓn eventos para chicos y grandes. raÚl: para chicos y grandes es este viernes. venga mariachi mÉxico internacional! hay fiesta de ventas de gangasanddeals! los mejores precios! [ mÚsica] por fin, tengo un consejo para mi mama. mami es hora de cambiar, tu viejo desmaquillante por garnier micellar water. remueve el maquillaje suavemente sin necesidad de enjuagar. deja la piel limpia, con una sensación suave e hidratada por 12 horas. me la quedo! de garnier, naturalmente! ¡a mami le va a encantar! bueno. a dormir. vamanos. (♪♪) buenos días, señor mimos. haz especial el desayuno con el delicioso sabor a cacao y avellana de nutella. (♪♪) i can't believe we didn't use zocdoc to book a couples therapist sooner! and this therapist will take our terrible insurance! well, people say that eva brooks makes the

alan estÁ mÁs feliz que nunca. alan: muy bien.. aquÍ en univisiÓn y tudn. van a demostrar su fuerza en el arranque de este aÑo midiÉndose conta el pinta campeÓn brasileÑo. por aquÍ por univisiÓn y tudn. el prÓximo martes 21 harÁ lo propio ante el histÓrico river plate de argentina. ya lo saben. no te lo pierdas por las pantallas de unimÁs, tudn y vix. alan: va a estar bueno. barcelona aplastÓ 5—1 en la copa del rey. goleada por todos lados. va por el tÍtulo. esta jugando mejor que nunca el barcelona. fran: va por el tÍtulo. el atlÁntico de madrid golea 4—0 y se metiÓ en cuartos de final de la copa del rey con un doblete. un golazo de riquelme. [risas] y de juliÁn Álvarez. el equipo de simeone encendiÓ su rÉcord histÓrico de 15 victorias consecutivas. sigue mostrando su gran momento. alan: exactamente. mi santi jimÉnez anotÓ su segundo gol y su tercer gol. recuerda que venÍamos hablando de santi jimÉnez. metiÓ el segundo y tercero de este aÑo. ahÍ va contra quiÉn. estÁ difÍcil a nombre. fran: dÉjamelo a mÍ. otra vez. alan: en octav

alan: ya lo saben.ersaciÓn de fondos, ya lo arrestaron, van a ver quÉ pasa con Él. tenÍa varias cuestiones de finanzas raras y chuecas y allÍ estÁ, ya lo arrestaron. bueno, tras los incendios en los Ángeles, alessandra rosaldo habla de la pÉrdida de su primera casa y las oficinas de eugenio derbez. francisca: ¿tambiÉn quiere saber cÓmo es mar—a—lago? te contamos hasta cuÁnto vale convertirse en socio. raÚl: rivera saliÓ a la calle a escuchar respuestas de nuestra gente. francisca: quÉdate con nosotros, "despierta amÉrica" te devuelve la esperanza. ♪[mÚsica]♪ ♪[mÚsica]♪ makinax pregunta: ¿cómo pueden los jugadores competitivos como yo, evitar perder por culpa del lag? ¡agárrate a tu gaming chair, porque diseñamos xfinity internet con velocidades de carga y descarga más rápidas, mayor ancho de banda y lag super bajo, para que asegures tu victoria! obtén xfinity gig internet por $25 al mes al agregar unlimited mobile. además, elige tu teléfono 5g gratis. ¡cámbiate hoy! antes tenía seguro médico - tan caro.

alan: impactante.scÁndalo real que sufriÓ con sus sobrinos y que siente ante la posibilidad de su ex esposo de su hermana que la acosÓ sexualmente por aÑos. satcha: orgullosos de los nuestros. esta maÑana conocerÁs la historia de Éxitode eric el latino que nos enorgullece detrÁs de apple. alan: atenciÓn a los caballeros a esta pregunta: cÓmo los hombres podemos mejorar nuestra vida sexual? esta maÑana un experto nos brinda ayuda. con todo esto y mucho mÁs en "despierta amÉrica" que comienza ahora. ♪ ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] [cantan] karla: muy buenos dÍas. gracias por comenzar tu semana con nosotros la casa mÁs feliz de la televisiÓn hispana "despierta amÉrica". raÚl: familia y compaÑeros de trabajo vamos a comenzar la semana ajustando el bolsillo. hoy arranca la temporada de impuestos. vamos a decir cÓmo calcular lo que debes pagar. jessica: tambiÉn vamos a hablar de la alineaciÓn de planetas. cÓmo afecta tu signo zodiacal? aquÍ te contamos todo. alan: interesante. mÁs interesante lo de nosotros los hombres. una

alan: por supuesto. todo. alan: y kevin costner es de tu favoritos. por otro lado, el case legal entre daddy yankee y su esposa da un giro inesperado. te contamos todo lo que estÁ pasando. fran: esta maÑana en vivo nos metemos en una conversaciÓn de hombres. vamos a ver lo que realmente hablan y lo que mÁs le gusta. karla: buenas noticias. esta en marcha la nueva realidad para poder cancelar de la comisiÓn federal de comercio. un cambio para protegernos a todos los consumidores. aquÍ te vamos a decir de quÉ se trata. alan: quÉdate con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica". estudian comienza con alegrÍa, la informaciÓn que necesitas y la mejor energÍa. [mÚsica] quieres comenzar el año cn grandes ahorros en velocidad gig? pues xfinity te da gig internet en casa por $25 al mes cuando agregas xfinity mobile, que te conecta a wifi de velocidad gig mientras estás fuera de casa. ahorra más de $650 comparado con at&t y verizon. ¡y consigue un teléfono 5g gratis! mantente conectado con mobile e internet de velocidad gi

alan: como dicen los latinos .e del nuevo house faves menu por $6. a veces necesitas que tú camisa sirva para algo más que para trabajar. como cuando necesita ser un hombro grande y suave donde llorar. por eso downy la hace más suave, más fresca y mejor. downy. dale vida a tu ropa. target creó good & gather™ para ti ayudándote a ahorrar en deliciosos frutos del bosque, congelados en su punto, listos cuando los necesites. tus favoritos a precios inmejorables. creamos good & gather™ para ti. solo en target. (cats) friskies world! (cat 1) ¡hora de explorar! (cat 2) ¡está hecho con salmón de verdad! (cat 1) mira lo que encontré: ¡lil'soups para gatos! (cat 2) ¡tiene ese tesoro delicioso de atún que nos encanta! (cat 1) mmmm. así es. regresamos mañana. (vo) friskies. siempre más para explorar. who are you texting? i'm shopping for a car on carmax. a car?! are you sure you can afford it? that's a big purchase! relax! i got pre-qualified and shopped by my monthly budget so i know it's a good decision. unlike jenny's new p

alan: no se lo pierdan.habla en inglÉs] [risas] alan: amigos de "despierta amÉrica" no se pueden perder el gran regreso de cameron dÍaz. gracias. [audio en inglÉs] alan: quÉ maravilla el gran regreso despuÉs de 11 aÑos y viÉndole a jimmy fox bien recuperado, viernes 17 se estrena. una gran pelÍcula. ahora voy con ustedes, imagÍnate que tÚ y raÚl sean espÍas y tus hijas lo superan, de eso se trata. karla: un beso para ti toda la gente de allÁ de mÉxico y estamos atentos a esta super producciÓn. vamos a otro tema. uno de cada cinco estadounidenses sufre dolor crÓnico afectando calidad de vida pero nuevas investigaciones sugieren que acercamiento dieta ayuda.hoy estamos aquÍ para decir que alimentos pueden aliviar ese dolor. juan: feliz inicio de semana para todos. este segmento que estamos haciendo fue porque estaba leyendo un estudio en donde se analizaron mÁs de 700 personas que parecen de dolor crÓnico. un dolor que lleva mÁs de tres meses y afecta tu calidad de vida. personas que llevan una dieta especÍfic

alan: el escote me gusta. encanta. si vas a mÉxico tienes que probar. es delicioso. jessica: si se preguntan si sus hijos estÁn con ellas iban a vivir ese tiempo en mÉxico la cantante fue cuestionada a su llegada en el aeropuerto y todo el mundo le estÁ preguntando. ella asegurÓ que no. karla: se me hizo agua a la boca. le voy hacer para que la prueban. lo difÍcil es encontrar el ingrediente. a veces no estÁ en el supermercado. es como un tubÉrculo. es asÍ. luego le echas limÓn. hay varios chile en polvo. no digamos marca. jomari: yo lo descubrÍ hace poco. lo lleve a espaÑa en navidad. les encanto. lo pueden buscar en las redes. me encanta para todo. le hecho para todo. el guacamole, al aguacate, a la fruta, a todo. karla: en mÉxico le echamos chile limÓn a todo. [risas] jomari: luis enrique guzmÁn quiere limpiar el apellido y hacer pagar a su ex pareja mayela por el daÑo que fue ocasionado al hacerle creer que era el padre de su hijo. los abogados explican el proceso legal que se va a iniciar en contra de may

send out an appeal to the nation then, alan.rd for the next 20 or 30 years. 0h, botheration! so, what have we done? has it been rewarding for you? very. jayne mccubbin, bbc news. we have some breaking news the weather. the second round of cold weather payments is being made to people in the north of england. the same postcode areas that received the payout in the cold snap in november. it is when very low temperatures are forecast. a yellow warning for snow and ice has been issued for scotland and northern ireland. get the very latest from a live page which is up and running on the bbc news website. we have details of all the instances across the uk. you will find that on our website. let us get the latest weather. hello again. the cold weather is set to continue as we go through much of the rest of this working week. we are looking at sharp overnight frosts, particularly on wednesday and thursday night. the risk still of snow and ice but it looks like by the weekend we will see something a bit less cold coming our way. not so t

alan: ahÍ esta.e decir su amiga que hasta dentro de tres meses. jessica: lo mÁs importante es como lo que ayuda a la familia que doÑa silvia dejÓ todo bien cuadrado. alan: lo dejo todo perfecto. a mi madre no se le iba una. exacto. jessica: vamos con un mensaje, pero seguimos con mÁs. karla: estamos en todas las redes sociales. sÍguenos en twitter, facebook, instagram y la red social x. mantente informado y revive tus segmentos favoritos en despiertaamerica.com, el app de univisiÓn y en nuestra pÁgina de youtube. alan: seguimos con mÁs informaciÓn. demandamos una gran felicitaciÓn a nuestros equipo de televisa espectÁculos. por supuesto con la gran periodista nuestra amiga ana patricia por 25 aÑos trayendo la mejor informaciÓn en el mundo del entretenimiento. vamos a verlo. >> televisa espectÁculos celebra sus primeros 25 aÑos. >> el objetivo inicial de televisa espectÁculos es y seguirÁ siendo la optimizaciÓn de recursos. es decir, unir a todos los reporteros y todos los camarÓgrafos, todos los edit

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alan hollinghurst won the booker prize two decades ago for the line of beauty. his latest novel, our evenings, has had rave reviews. over four decades of writing, how has his imaginative landscape changed 7 alan hollinghurst, welcome to hardtalk._ you've been at this novel—writing business for, as ijust said, four decades and more. with age and experience, does it get easier? it gets much harder, for me, i think partly because of a reluctance to repeat myself, partly because of something i hadn't quite anticipated. i think i thought when i was younger that one might run out of ideas. but in fact, as i get older, and perhaps because i am a writer who tends to write books which cover large time spans, i find that there's more and more material to write about. in fact, it's deciding on what to write about, selecting the material, and at the same time deciding what to leave out in writing a novel which covers perhaps 50 or 60 years. indeed, i get that cos, i mean, our evenings — the latest novel — does cover a long period of time from the sort of late �*60s through

alan: 7, 10, 15. we are many years away. as he did not recognize that there was more than one approach to quantum. i guess he has in his head the only gate model with very significant challenges still to be overcome, versus quantum computing that is in use today. what are some of the limitations that are currently posing a challenge or even an obstacle to further development of the kind you just talked about? alan: when it comes to the systems we have in the market today, we are already capable of supporting business applications at commercial scale. we are continuing to work on growing the size of our quantum computers to solve even larger problems. and, not being able to solve them even faster. we can solve things pretty fast today. we have been able to solve problems in their material simulations in minutes that would have taken years to solve on classical computers. we are pretty good today. but there is a need for increasing size and speed even in quantum computers and we continue to work on that. caroline: what is inte

alan: perdido validez, porque uno puede cambiar alan: perdido validez, porque uno puede cambiar ¿buscasno tenga una relaciÓn tan frecuente con ellos, roy cariÑo lo tengo pero me incomoda que escriban sobre mi prima. creen que a mÍ me da gusto en la desdicha de los demÁs y no es asÍ. quiero que todos estÉn en paz. tania: quiere que paredes o comentarios de odio que escriben a redes sociales relacionados su familia y ojalÁ a la gente escuche. raÚl: quÉ pasa con daddy yankee? tania: presentamos la peticiÓn de querer lograr un administrador judicial para sus corporaciones se hablÓ y calificaron de penosa y desafortunada y esto desorientada en derecho. no les gustÓ para nada esto. denunciaron una falta de cooperaciÓn. esto viene cada vez mÁs fuerte. raÚl: igualmente en "despierta amÉrica" te vamos a traer todo lo que estÁ sucediendo en este caso. muchas gracias , nos diste mucha informaciÓn en corto tiempo y satcha va a ser lo mismo con todas las noticias en un minuto. s satcha: el presidente trump ofrece su primera entrevista formal desde su regreso a la casa blanca, presentador de la caden

alan: precisamente, son nuestros ojos y oÍdos. el app de univisiÓn y en nuestra pÁgina de youtube. karla: nos vamos una vez mÁs a washington dc con todas las anÉcdotas que nos estÁn contando. decÍamos nosotros que emocionante ser testigo de eso y de la historia tan hermosa de este paÍs. alan: me imagino la emociÓn cuando vieron el helicÓptero llegar. [risas] marÍa: sÍ. nos dice aquÍ el equipo. fÉlix: cambiamos lo que Íbamos a decir. [risas] marÍa: como les hemos informado esta ceremonia de investidura se realiza hoy en la rotonda del capitolio por las bajÍsimas temperaturas. casi 8000 efectivos de la guardia nacional. fÉlix: la Última vez fue hace 40 aÑos. maria: ahÍ tenemos luego esos datos. fÉlix: les tengo historias del frÍo, del frÍo. maria: se la dejamos porque quÉ te parece que nos vamos ahora con claudia. tÚ estÁs ahÍ donde va a pasar todo. por favor, cuÉntanos. claudia: hola, cÓmo estÁn? te cuento que ahora estoy mirando una foto de un salÓn que estÁ cerca a la rotonda del capitolio. quÉ veo ahÍ en esa foto que acabo de pr

i love alan cumming. he's fantastic.y." they're in a castle in scotland. >> wandering around. >> jimmy: do you know the other people? like, do you recognize them? >> there was some housewives there, and a couple other people i recognized. then there were a lot of survivors, and i don't -- i've never watched "survivors." [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: oh. oh, you -- >> i've never watched "survivors," so i didn't really -- >> jimmy: you didn't know any of the survivors. >> i didn't know any of the survivors. and they are a totally -- that's a different breed. i mean, that is a -- >> jimmy: oh, yeah. [ laughter ] >> that's a different breed. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, they're playing the game as soon as the cameras turn on. >> that is search and destroy. there's no fashion. >> jimmy: yes. >> there's no humor. >> jimmy: no. >> and there's no buddy-buddy. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so, that didn't really work for me. i mean, they live a different, sort of, way of life. >> jimmy: yeah, but then i saw you talking to -- to -- to britney's husban

does it reflect alan hollinghurst and the relationship you had with your mum?e same generation. i should say that my mother's sort of life story was very different from avril�*s in the novel and she didn't settle down in widowhood with another nice, rich lesbian divorcee. but... stephen laughs well, that's the imaginative gift you've got, yeah. but, yes, that generation of women who came from a relatively modest background, lived through the war, found the war something which liberated them from what would otherwise have been a rather confining, um, trajectory, i think. my mother was the only daughter of a woman who was widowed even before my mother was born, and it was very much understood that she would sort of stay at home and look after her mother. so the war was, in a way, what set her free. so i think i was reflecting on those longer things about that generation, and being myself the only child of a mother who was a widow for 25 years, and the very strong, deepening bond between us over that time. my mother died a few years before i started writing the bo

when they got to be old, alan talked about how we no longer go out for drinks.e have what i refer to as organ recitals where we say how is your heart? how is your liver? we recite our organs like old guys do. they never stopped loving each other and it is just such a heartwarming story about friendships that can cross bridges. host: from the small and the mighty, you write the text to the preamble imagined america at its finest, just, peaceful, good, and free. with astonishing regularity, americans have held fast to these ideals despite the clickbait stories that portend calamity. and america has too often fallen short of the standards. both of these things are true at the same time. why are we writing about the preamble to the constitution? guest: the preamble was written by somebody whose story has largely been written out of the founding fathers story, somebody who most americans would not know who he was and yet he was very famous during his lifetime. he was best friends with alexander hamilton. he did not make it into the broadway musical but it is his hand

so alan needs a protege, another tinkerer. the search is on.ars. 0h, bother... jayne mccubbin, bbc news. now if the weather with darren. hello there. for many parts of the country it was a drier day today, even with some sunshine as well. now there are still issues with flooding in england in particular, but the number of flood warnings earlier today was dropping. we're still in cold air, mind you, so for some areas it's still a very wintry scene. and where we have the cover of snow over the hills, it could get really cold in the next few nights. there'll be more fresh snow coming in overnight and into tomorrow morning across northern ireland and this part of scotland — icy conditions, too, heavier falls of snow over the hills in northern scotland. but there are still a few wintry showers moving over the irish sea into wales, northwest england, even into the midlands. those will tend to die out overnight, but still could lead to some icy patches here, and generally with clearer skies and light winds, that's promising a colder night than it was

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alan, come to me, though, on maybe some of the headwind. if there's a thing that could derail the market, is it interest rates? is it a fed not cutting the way we thought that they might be cutting? could it be tariffs and the way the market or consumers are able to absorb any price increases if there are even any? >> we think it's going to be the market trifecta next week which is we have earnings, the fomc and the pce number. if for any reason earnings are weaker than expected, the fomc was to come out and have a more negative view, and finally, if pce was higher than anticipated, we think that'll create volatility and challenges longer term. taylor: gus, it sounds like he's telling me to buckle up. [laughter] >> i think there's going to be a lot of volatility. just think of the weather over this past week. if you were in florida and breaking ground on a home, that stopped. and 25% of our economy is construction, so just think of that that. you're going to get some numbers that are going to be volatile. there's going to be back and forth

. ♪ [♪ muzak version of "thunder island" playing] sausage and pepperoni for alan? alan? that smells good, doesn't it? -alan? -yeah. but, actually, i ordered just pepperoni. [sighs] can i see your receipt? ♪ ♪ >> from the most trusted journalists at comedy central, it's america's only source for news! this is "the daily show" with your host ronny chieng! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> ronny: hey! welcome to "the daily show"! i'm ronny chieng! without so much, much to talk about tonight. maga throws a party, donald trump rules by sharpie and jordan klepper freezes his ass off at the inauguration. this is day one of the trump administration part 2, so let's get into our segment, "the second coming of donald j. trump." ♪ ♪ yesterday was a momentous day for the country. the ones-disgraced president returning to office after four years, ready to enact terrible revenge against his political enemies. but first. party time! and what a party it was! donald trump got dressed up in a tux that actually fit him for a change and made his grand entrance in front of a windows 95 screen sav

public citizen litigation group was started by with ralph nader and alan morrison in 1972 and it ran . alan who is legendary as an advocate for government transparency had a small but mighty swat team of lawyers working on a wide array of consumer and civic oriented litigation. i had the great fortune to run into him and every single single one of my colleagues about how to bring litigation. we were also playing attention to what was happening with information laws or the lack thereof worldwide in the early 90s. shortly after the berlin wall fell and the soviet union dissolved in 1991, many more countries were seeking to learn about government transparency and media access through information laws. i had a chance to talk around the world about how the process works and what needed to be fixed in the united states in our laws and how similar legislation may not necessarily work in other countries without an independent judiciary able and willing to hold other branches of government accountable. to this day i still permanently hold our judiciary will hold power in the other branches of

gregg, alan, thank you. again, happy new year.ning us now with more is the brand new united states senator from ohio, just sworn in earlier today, bernie marino. congratulations, senator. we can officially call you that now. what does it feel like? you raise your hand and get sworn in as a senator. can you believe it? what did you tell your wife and your family and your in-laws sxefsh else? they believe you're now a senator? >> the good news is i have a big catholic family so they all came to washington d.c. to be part of this. it's a little overwhelm. i'm a kid born in colombia, south america, blessed to death by this country. i got the ability to build great businesses here and this is my time now to give back to the country that i love and eager to get to work to get stuff done. >> jason: well, congratulations to you. it's quite a moment in anybody's history and the task is big. i've seen your committee assignments. i want to follow up on the lawfare. there's a prevailing feeling that justice is not applied equally, somehow if

larry: well alan dershowitz, you know the ultimate jury vote was november 5, as you know and i thinklso point out that every other part of all of this lawfare stuff has fallen apart. it's all fallen apart, prof professor. >> well you know? i devised the term lawfare and wrote about it in the late 1960s and its become this horrible horrible thing used against american democracies. of course new york suffers and trump won but the ultimate loser is the american people and what judge marchan did was so sleazy and sneaky. he announced in advance that he wouldn't sentence him to jail. i've been doing this for 62 years. i have never had a judge tell me in advance what the sentence was going to be. in fact when i bring my clients to the courtroom for sentencing i have them bring their toothbrush because i know never whether they are going home or going to the prison, but he did this purposely, in order to get the supreme court not to take the case now, and two of the justices fell for his ploy. they said he's not sentencing him to jail, so we're not going to stop the case. this was worse tha

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thank you very much, alan. are all position supporters in venezuela or a gathering some nationwide protests a day before president nicholas madura sworn in for a 3rd term. the opposition and the ruling party both claim to have one july's presidential election. the government has detained prominent critics, the head of the and organization, and announced the reward for the capture of opposition. candidates had wounded gonzales. well, elsie's 0 is always under rent the at the is following developments from both the in neighboring columbia. so there are protesters behind you and both that there are protesters in venezuela opposition. protesters have basically just today to really get their voice for the form a door and the doors weren't in for his 3rd term. what are you seeing and what do you here in the serial that is the case. there are also other process that are either going on already or i've been programmed in other cities across the globe aware of any swelling diaspora has been more than 7000000 minutes. mi

and what were alan moloney�*s most memorable behind—the—scenes encounters?m and emma at the oscars ceremony in los angeles. we imagine a future and our imaginings horrify us. it was, of course, the event that gave oppenheimer seven academy awards, including best picture and best director for christopher nolan. from memento to the dark knight trilogy, i've been a huge fan of nolan's work, and it was fascinating to get the opportunity to sit down with him and talk about the craft of film—making. he's a very thoughtful and personable individual. and despite his reputation on set for seriousness, ifound him warm and quite relaxed. how important was it to make this film an entertaining film? it's notjust a dry kind of biopic. how important was it to bring that kind of level of entertainment for an audience to you? well, entertainment is a tricky word to use on the face of it, with such dark subject matter, but entertainment is just about engagement. you know, you can be entertained by a horror story the same way as by a comedy. we wanted to engage the audience. i

because there had been another option floated, that was the case made by district attorney alan braggd, suppose to 2029, when donald trump is out of the white house. why do you think the judge is leaning the other way? alvin bragg did propose a few options the judge rejected here. what this does is it allows for an element of finality. it doesn'tjust pause the case, it allows for finality. so trump can pursue any appeals he may have, what he has not already pursued, but it allows the conviction to stand. it achieves both of those things at the same time and it preserves the jury verdict, thatjudge merchan went on and on in his decision. it's a well reasoned decision about the importance of preserving that decision, preserving the jury's decision here. you know, it really underscores the importance of the jury process. because there had been another option floated, that was the case made by district attorney alan bragg, the sentencing could be postponed, suppose to 2029, when donald trump is out of the white house. why do you think the judge is leaning the other way? alvin bragg did pr

one, fisher who's live for us in washington, dc. alan. so many details of emerge the past few hours. what more do we know right now? well, just be speaking to a security expert, who tells me that this a type seems to show a level of sophistication. so let me tell you what we know. there was this attack at 3 15 in the morning in new orleans, when a car drove down the street and more during several pedestrians, 10 people have been killed. many more have been injured now when the driver got out of the car. it's thought that he was waiting an explosive device around his body and he started sliding. but fire was a ton by the police and eventually the man who was driving the car was killed. he's been named as 42 years old. sham said been gen been jabbar, who is an american citizen who comes from texas and drove across the texas louisiana border at within the last 24 hours or so in that car that he had rented there. what as a level of sophistication to this is the fact that the police also find to improvise explosive devices, essentially home ma

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the houses there was alan fisher joins us live from capitol hill. allan, we've had a tooth speeches from donald trump. one was his inaugural address and based on the 2nd speech, the one that came after that that is ongoing, where he appears to really turn the capital building it into the side of a trump riley. it sounds like quite different tones were getting. i mean he, he, he is clearly elated. he is try on foot. he's got an adoring crowd before him and he's gone into full trunk riley mode. and he believes he has a monday. if you look at what happened in the election, perhaps wasn't the one slice instead of public ins, upper tray, but he won. and he won in the 7 key states that he needed to win. and he won the popular vote as well. it's interesting that he was betty and got to them on the supporters talking about conspiracy theories. it'd be nicely to bump, not least that the 2020 election campaign was raked against him. but what he said was that he is going to push ahead with his agenda and that was sadly the tone of what we had there is an old duration address. years ago, he paid to

alan hollinghurst, welcome to hardtalk. thank you.ipated.

alan: gracias.era te haga no sentirlas o fingir que no estÁn allÍ, pero lo estÁn y eso tambiÉn estÁ bien. llenaste mi vida de maneras que nunca sabrÁs, como siempre, megan". alan: su mascota estuvo presente en momentos muy importantes de su vida. jomari: como estÁn viendo allÍ, su vomitivo homenaje en instagram estuvo acompaÑado de una complicaciÓn, un montÓn de fotos de ella, de su familia y un vÍdeo. alan: mucha empatÍa con respecto a esto y otra gente criticÁndola, diciÉndole que como es posible, que solo es un perro. karla: solo el que tiene un perro lo entiende. nuestra querida marÍa antonieta acaba de perder otro perrito y estÁ muy triste. se vuelven parte de la familia. los perritos asÍ son. muere jesÚs salas primero manager de juan gabriel. al regresar tenemos la noticia. alan: ¿quÉ tan cerca debes tener a la ex de tu pareja? jomari: juliÁn gil tiene algo que aclarar despuÉs de su boda y aquÍ te vas a enterar de lo que dijo. karla: en inmigraciÓn lo que debe saber hoy, te ayudamos a saber tu

hezbollah and israel, but the israel, these have not withdrawn from some of those areas that speak to alan lee l. about all this, he's the full, my director general of the is really for ministry is joining us from tel aviv. i thank you very much for being with us. and i wanna talk about 11 on of course, but also about guys that because right now we're looking at to see if i agreements that are extremely shaky, both in gaza and 11 on starting with with 11 on and what we were seeing jet there just a moment ago is rand, accuse of breaching the agreement. that why is these really government not respecting the terms of the agreement and 11 on for us and withdrawing from some of those areas in the south to allow people to return to their homes as was agreed, the door is the best, the which of these signs you are listening eh, regarding the law is very saying that the money, so maybe even take the positions it was supposed to be by now. and the, the progress is to slow. ready i mean, god, and is what i said the women hostages attempt to be released yesterday will release . so you have all this to

and alan orr, an immigration attorney and past president of the american immigration lawyers associationend look like there where you are and what can we. expect going forward? >> hey. >> jose, it's been a very active few days here in el paso, and we just learned. >> that texas governor greg abbott. >> has actually mobilized. >> an additional. 400 national. >> guardsmen to. >> come here to the border to join. >> the. >> 15 other 1500. other troops. >> that have been. activated to come down here along the border. we saw several planes landing here at biggs. airfield at fort bliss, coming. >> to do the mission. >> that they've. >> been sent to do. so they're going to have three. >> primary functions here. the first is to build these temporary. >> and permanent. physical barriers. >> to stop illegal border crossings. the second is for intelligence analysts to be. >> used for the. >> detection and monitoring of. >> potential migrants. and the. >> third. >> and perhaps most. >> interesting, is that they're going to be. >> using military aircraft. >> to. assist the department of homeland secur

and, alan, another issue that was brought up yesterday by the president in his executive orders was to end birthright citizenship. >> i mean, it's part of the 14th amendment of the us constitution. the president says that this is something that has to end. is this something the president can actually do unilaterally? alan. >> so for law school and everything, i know as a lawyer, he cannot. >> and i think it was the biggest cry last night for civil rights lawyers and immigration lawyers to assemble to sort of help fight back some of these attacks on the constitution is not something that he can do. and furthermore, we should understand that the executive order does not level up to the constitution, laws or regulations that are currently in practice. >> they are unfunded. >> there's no personnel, there's no policy, and there's no purse behind. many of the things that he said last night, they were basically just prayers of his and all, just a function. he could not institute 200 policies across this big institution. when he's removed the heads of most of these institutions and sort of get

alan, i remember back in 2016, we used to talk about it all the time. the republican party and the catholic church, those two organizations struggled to connect with young people and their values, and what they wanted in this world go from 2016 to 2025. how does donald trump become their boy? >> i think one thing is that it's just not true, that younger voters are always going to be inherently liberal, but the bigger thing is just that this is what they're accustomed to. you know, when we think about the end of donald trump's term in 2028, an 18 year old who's going to cast their vote in that election was five when he came e summer of 2015. so a lot of this has to do with the simple math and the simple physics of political socialization. what you're used to, the water you're swimming in affects your politics. is part of it. that donald trump rejects the norms, rejects a how one should conduct themselves or behave in these roles. and for young people, they don't know anything different. and his brand of sticking it straight to you and speaking for himsel

all right, let's get more on all of this with alan fisher who's live for us in washington dc. alan, more details emerging, especially during that pressure that took place in new orleans in the past hour. what else have we learned? ok, let's. let's find out what we know and what is being reported as well to slightly different things. what we know is that this man came in the early hours of the morning. chris knew us morning about 315 drove his car down a busy street in the french quarter, which is the main tourist area. in new orleans, he killed 10 injured dozens more. we also know that to viable the 2 devices to explosive devices were found in the french quarter as well. they have been dealt with by the authorities and there has been a sweep of the area to see if there is any more. we also know that the mine in the car matched shooting a police officers at the return fire. he went to 2 others, but he was killed in that shootout, and he had an explosive device on his body as well. that he comes from just north of houston in texas. he's in his forties, 42 years old, a former army soldier,

here now with reaction are fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett and former harvard law professor alan dershowitz. gentlemen, thank you so much for joining us both. gregg, you literally wrote the book on witch hunts here. so this is i can't believe this case is still alive, let alone being set up for sentencing. what's your reaction? >> well, judge merchan is determined to stain donald trump with a label convicted felon. >> to do that, though, he has to sentence him before inauguration. otherwise he can't really technically call him a convicted felon. so rashad is dangling what he thinks is a tantalizing offer. agree to be sentenced next friday, mr. trump, and there will be no incarceration or probation or anything. complete discharge. well, i doubt that donald trump will bite and he shouldn't bite. jason. he was found guilty by a biased jury of crimes that don't even exist under the law. he was all but framed by a politically driven da who worked in concert with a hostile judge who was required to recuse himself but refused to do it. so this turned out to be a sham trial based on a co

and why is why. >> alan, doesn't this also? i mean, that's a strong charge.abuse. but doesn't it also about lazy parents? >> no, i'd agree. >> no, i'd agree. >> with that. >> with that. >> and parents, it. >> and parents, it. >> means parents aren't doing the stuff with their kids that they should be because they've got the phone. >> absolutely agree with that. we as parents, we have a responsibility to do things with our children, to go out, to take take them various places and do things with them and spend time with them in the evenings and restrict them from using phones after a certain hour in their rooms, for example. i agree with all of that, but i don't think taking away a device is the solution. >> what age would you. what age would you give a smartphone? at what age child would you give a smartphone to? >> my daughter had one from the age of 14, but i'm not sure. >> you'd have. you'd have no limit at all. so you could have one at nine. >> i wouldn't, i wouldn't say there's no limit at all. i think you look at the way in which phones are being used, w

s what the injustice i happened to alan gibson, one of the quiet heroes and i talkor youngkin and aboutput on the badge and protect our society and went to work in 1998. his wife and young daughter and stumbled across a drug deal as you noted. there was a struggle. they shot officer gibson ands, orff and his daughter as a result. richardson pled guilty toe manslaughter and claiborne as ae accomplice and reviewed multiple times as part of the frustration the legacy media is not talking about. there is a federal appeals court in 2002 that found absolutely at finding these individuallss had taken officer gibson's life and orff orphaned his child appear to they have filled clement see president obama and president obama reviewed the case and said not eligible forde clemency or a pardon. the same thing with this justice. >> laura : are you kidding me? >> they requested this of president obama and turn it down so joe biden criminal first victim mind-set has a left wing position more than president obama. it goes time and time again ignoring law enforcement not just in waverley too but i remin