to one single study by a doctor, poland gregory poland, md., robert f kennedy jr made a whole anti-vaccine film targeting black people, using that one study from doctor poland. but poor doctor poland for years has been telling anybody who will listen that rfk jr is completely, totally wrong about his work. doctor poland says rfk is wildly misrepresenting his research. doctor poland says, quote, we do not have a study that shows african americans need half the vaccine dose. we do not have a study that shows african american children are being overdosed. and please, for the love of god, stop citing my work in your weird anti-vaccine race science theories. get my name out of your mouth, senator. also, brooks told robert f kennedy jr today that his assertions are dangerous, that she'll be voting against his nomination. but today's third hearing was for the trump cabinet nominee, who's generally seen as having the greatest danger of not being confirmed. the third one was the hearing for former democratic congresswoman tulsi gabbard. he's trump's no

it was poland. it was turkey. it was even russia, which we forget in the early days was all consolidation of power by law. so this is how it happens all over the world in, in venezuela and in ecuador. the leaders there rewrote the constitutions in their first year. so when the leader gets elected and changes the law, many people stand around and say, well, gee, you know, i kind of stand around and say, well, gee, you know, i kind of disagree with this leader, but that's how democracies work and what they need to see is, you know, it's not just any law that these new autocrats are passing. it's laws that actually remove restraints on the executive. and that's the danger signal we're seeing now in the united states. you know, trump is claiming the power to stop all federal funding. does he have that power by law? well, no, but somebody's going to have to tell him no. and the question is whether congress rises to the challenge, whether the courts rise to the challenge. and frankly, the thing i'm alarmed about in the

what once it goes to poland, one block goes to romania, one. so i go still hungry and other thoughts about gary. if it was a disappear, then the pressure on russia would also disappear. and the united states doesn't want to do that. the night the states would much prefer to have a strong ukraine, constantly making trouble for russia. that's really the project. now let's get the latest on the escalating conflicts in the democratic republic of congo, where m. 23 inside inside were advancing in the east of the country. a wanting that there are disturbing images that had not corpses can be seen lining the streets as alma vehicles rolled into the bottles, city of go. my other rating region is rich in mineral resources, vital for the tech industry in the move to weaken the n 23 offensive the hours the government has ordered the cesar of all last. it's linked to the group including the personal well from colonial non got a he is the political leader of the co go river lions, which is linked to the m $23.00. a local woman spoke about the tragedy that h

government, through the us agency for international development, granted millions of dollars to the poland america, ukraine cooperation initiative, which is administered by the us based freedom house. the rates of us say i didn't even touch his breeze. well, that's right, hunter biden's company in ukraine, justice hunter joined its board of directors. bismark cut a deal with the state department. response is not a terry reese was not a humanitarian, private energy corporation or profit gas company. why do they have a formal m o u y d or the usaid e mails saying that we are supporting very slow us age funding for each month? you have these connections completely, all over 800 by himself was on the board of the national democratic institute, which is b and c, branch of the c i's most notorious, cut out the national down for democracies. a 100 themself is running through those networks. and 2023 usa i d spending and ukraine skyrocketed to 5 times. it's 2022 level, reaching a whopping $1300000000.00 for that year alone with ukraine being the most corrupt country and all of europe. there's no d

america, australia, i from america, australia, i think have someone from think we have someone from poland bankrupt. in were 0k and we hadn't gone bankrupt-— bankrupt. in total, becky thinks they _ bankrupt. in total, becky thinks they gave - bankrupt. in total, becky thinks they gave away i bankrupt. in total, becky - thinks they gave away around 300 pints of beer but how much it cost the business? i haven't actually added up the total, because i'm still in shock! beccy says she has no regrets and is already thinking unlikely to be as next time. navte. it ihal, navte. it iha sports navte. itiha sports day navte. it iha sports day today. more on the website. the weather prospects for the rest of this week are not looking too bad in terms of dry weather. but in the short term for tuesday, were going to,.se,e some of the rain will be fairly heavy, but there's some but as you can see through the morning, some of the heaviest rain will be then we see clear skies, some showers, in fact some wintry showers over high ground in scotland. but a relatively bright start. many places will stay dryjust

look onto the baltic sea so from germany to sweden and finland to last few estonia and lithuania, poland, sweden, and these are all countries that have a direct involvement in the baltic sea because they are so close with. and they are countries that committed to putting forward their own resources to contribute to the surveillance and deterrence. a mission we've best, that's why the german worship that we were on is, is part of this mission. and the other countries are also contributing different kinds of, of ships and in airplanes to, to monitor the baltic sea. and this mission is going to be coordinated by a also a relatively new task force that is based in nicole stuck in northern germany from the city from which we set sail on the worship month to book. and the important aim of this mission is to gather, to gather and share among allies, a big amount of data concerning c routes concerning important traffic junctions in the baltic sea, but also monitoring any suspicious activity. it could be ships that aren't signaling their presence. it could be ships that are taking a curious route

. >> reporter: it's about two cousins who travel to poland to see their ancestral home and visit the as he was writing the script, he got stuck -- >> maybe she wants to be alone. >> no one wants to be alone. >> reporter: until inspiration literally popped up on his computer. >> i was like 30 pages into the script. something was missing. i knew it wasn't going well. i was banging my head against the keyboard. an absher pops up for auschwitz tours in parentheses with lunch. once i saw that and read, i was like, that's the movie. that is so interesting. i was trying to dealing with the characters in pain in their own ways. >> dude, we are jews on a train in poland. think about it. >> benji. >> benji. >> does no one else see the irony here. eating fancy food and sitting here, 80 years ago we have been herded into the backs much these things like cattle. >> reporter: jesse eisenberg had the same thoughts. he is of polish lineage and has relatives who were victims of the holocaust. what were the questions you were trying to address? >> i come from a family who survived the war, a lot of, y

as you mentioned, poland very close to that 4.7. baltic states in favor of that. have summit meeting at nato this summer i think is going to be negotiations with all the allies about picking a new, higher target and they've been holding people to account for. >> it let me get your take on foreign policy, what is taking place at the white house benjamin netanyahu, will be the first foreign leader to go to white house to meet with now president trump he has meeting with administration officials tomorrow going to have a sit don with the president at the white house tomorrow make netanyahu planning to discuss victory over hamas countering iran expanding ditchmatics relations with other are a obama countries hamas released three more hostages over the weekend colluding american citizen keith siegel your thoughts on this hostage release plan. >> this is great news. great to have thank you hostages out, i think all because president trump has rehe oriented american policy to hold hamas directly to account, and to hold iran to account as main backer i think reshaping the

. >> poland's president called the tariffs stupid and unnecessary. trump hinted britain might be spared of the taxes. the u.s. government insists its trading relationship with america is fair and balanced. >>> those tariffs on mexico and canada might be on hold, but the ones on china are still set to kick in tonight. coming up, we're asking a local economist how this could hit our bottom line. >>> a bit of a wild ride on wall street today, the dow plunged almost 600 points earlier, but then rebounded after news that the tariffs on mexico were paused. things have been pushed back for about 30 days there and the tariffs could go into effect at that point. kelly o'grady explains how this could hit our pocketbooks if it happens. >> reporter: if the tariffs on mexico are imposed, it could affect prices on fruit, vegetables and other goods. this shop sells imported candy from mexico. >> suppliers will have to raise their prices which will cause retail locations like myself to raise our prices. >> reporter: canada is the number one foreign supplier of beef

. >> jimmy: and go to poland. >> that's good. it's better than i could've -- >> jimmy: yeah. right, yeah, good. and he's very, very -- [ cheers and applause ] it's funny as well, by the way. you're very, very funny. it's great, it's perfect. i want to show a clip. here's kieran culkin in "a real pain." take a look at this. >> yo dude, i think we should move. >> what? >> i think we should move to another train car. >> what do you mean? >> you don't feel weird being in a first class car? >> no, we paid for it. >> no? >> jimmy: it's not hurting anybody, no. >> dude, we are jews on a train in poland, [ bleep ] think about it. >> i -- >> benji? benji? >> yeah? >> you all right up there? >> yeah, sure. sorry. >> yeah, no, no worries. i mean, you know, it's, to be fair, fascinating -- >> no, i mean, i just feel like -- sorry. >> okay. >> i just -- does any -- is anyone else like, feeling this right now? >> feeling what? >> like this creepy feeling that, like, you know, we're like royalty on this train? i mean does no one else see the irony here? >> jesus, benji. come on, man. >> lik

what's the guns up like selves went to poland to scan and visited ocean elsewhere. oh, you're welcome. bye. yeah, i see how so did you see the shoes and the shaving brushes on things like that? yeah, yes, it is. right. and no, i was a model of, it's not in the actually it's main campus and that sounds about times i was doing forced labor when i was 14 thoughts is i have to nickname from whoever because i was so little stuff i guess my family romances a lot more to, to thank you. don't watch off stuff the just for explaining it to us. it's really incredible . know, is that you're really receptive group of people on your, on the right track. lot of that these fanatics intimidate you if i want to cause you. i was so touched by your words. i'm really grateful for new virtually. so uh yeah, god starts going to start. you don't have to sign me. it doesn't matter. in the scheme of things. you do to me? yeah there's, i guess that's, that's wonderful. they helped me. i've come to know wonderful people. again, the, i didn't have that as a child. is working. i used to have to

will the use largest country go it alone on migration policy. leaders and austria and poland are among those voice and concerns us president donald trump also wants to take a hard line on immigration. he signed a decrease declaring a state of emergency at the border with mexico, a highly controversial move. his goal is to end all the immigration across the border map says that if elected he will start implementing pushed backs at the border on day one. but is that really possible and wouldn't that violate german and european law? so ralph, just to really bring things home here. i'm curious how this debate in germany around immigration has taken such a negative framing, even among many of the main parties. it's adults with as something that's negative, that must be dealt with. but the vast majority of my friends do live in germany peacefully. many of them go to pay taxes. how did we get here? yes, i think that it's a little bit as to range debate. as the integration of the migrants who came $21516.00 and the reference you classes towards with germany. class of all integrated 80 percent

and that's more or less from poland down to was the black sea was edging in from the atlantic. is warming things up in orland, bringing some brain into scoffing them then in the rails and the same is true for coastal norway. the fact is quite cool to scans amazing at this time the so been a contrast to the code that keeps floating down through the black sea in towards the genes or athens. 11 degrees is going to get colder than to about 8. the average is 14 of course, well, 5 storm results and stories of thunder storms and from morocco 2 to nicea. chances are you'll see right. and the seasonal rain is just trying to engine fairly heavy. for example, into got off maybe nigeria, typically it should be dry at this time of the year with the how much blog not particularly strongly for the dust in southern africa. it's still cycling season and about the gas cause at risk of the next 2 days of this other week. but wet circulation, the manipulated by those things, how are you? i'm not following. the selection is unique and we've seen anything like that before and no pressure. they were

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government, through the us agency for international development, granted millions of dollars to the poland america, ukraine cooperation initiative, which is administered by the us based freedom house, the rates of usa, i. d even touches breeze about that's right, hunter biden's company in ukraine, just as hunter joined its board of directors. bismark cut a deal with the state department recently is not a chair replacements, not a humanitarian private energy corporation or profit gas company. why do they have a formal m, o u y d or the usaid e mails saying that we are supporting very useful usa funding for each month? you have these connections completely, all over 800 by himself was on the board of the national democratic institute, which is the n c branch of the c eyes. most of the story is cut out. the national down for democracy is a 100 themself, is running through those networks. and 2023 usa i. d spending in ukraine skyrocketed to 5 times. it's 2022 level, reaching a whopping $1300000000.00 for that year alone with ukraine being the most corrupt country in all of europe. there's no d

once the guns look look like those went to poland, the scheme and visited ocean. oh, you're welcome. bye bye. yeah. custody. how soon did you see the shoes and the shaving brushes on things like that? yeah, yes. it is. right. and no, i was in model of, it's not in the actually it's main campus and that sounds bad times. wish i was doing force late, but when i was 14, so it's it's either nickname from whoever because i was so little yeah, yes. my family romances a lot more to to thank you. don't watch off stuff the just for explaining it to us. it's really incredible . no. is that you're really receptive group of people on your, on the right track. great. lot of that these fanatics intimidate you if i got to because i was so touched by your words. i'm really grateful when you originally so yeah, god starts going to start. you don't have to sign me. it doesn't matter. in the scheme of things you do to me. yeah, that's all i guess that's. that's wonderful. they helped me. i've come to know wonderful people. again, the i didn't have that as a child is working. i used

ready to come along the, during the 2nd will pull underground power in the industry organizations in poland, occupied by german troops, as well as in the bordering regions of bella. ros were united into the so called home on a certificate. and since you got them up for you to send it to uh or the prospect to say is because i use a blue screen list. uh, if i put in the front of it is actually considered the shit through an employer through the sexual shy stick of the home. mom, it was the main organization that the boat issue was system switching against gym and occupation and soviet rule. others dominion army currently away 1920 the little ship. police are plenty of the boys folks. i didn't say it's going to put those on anything. isn't this, you know, that's what i was the home on a carried out operations to destroy the nazis. but then switch to settling schools with soviet partisans and the civilian population that supported them. they have nearby to automatically over and she does right. i sent to me today, but i didn't the dates i thought i for my goal is to be able to get product is on

it's easier for the netherlands in poland than any other countries to send their old weapon, raising the fighter jets into, into ukraine, to be destroyed over there. because in exchange by the u. s. military industrial complex, they will be, they will have rebates, some discounts, uh on a new weapon system, a new aircraft, but it's not going to change absolutely anything. there is no magic whip and there is no magic bullet. it wouldn't be a game changer. first of all, it's only just a few aircraft on, you know, has me that was going to make a difference. at least it would be the pilot flying these aircraft. and the problem is that the upright inside a pallet, pilots, they, they are young, inexperienced. many of the old experienced pilots already died. and the pilots that have been trained in france that done not suitable to, to go and come that's on our own stem. the ard speed takes about $4.00 to $4.00 and a half years. they have a fully trained me and i as 2000 at craft fight to fight a pilots. but despite the ongoing c 5 between these well, let him ask the enclave is continuing to

or underneath your other colder feeling weather because it's no longer cloud net more or less from poland down towards the black sea. well, it's edging in from the atlantic is warming things up in all and bring you some brain into scuffling and then in then the rails and the same is true for coastal norway to talk to is quite cool. this kinds of major this time of the so been in a contrast to the code that keeps flooding down through the black sea and towards the genes or athens. 11 degrees is going to get colder than to about 8. the average is 14. of course, well 5 storm results and stories of thunder storms then from america to to nicea. chances are you'll see rain and the seasonal rain is just trying to engine very heavy. for example, in to dollars, maybe nigeria typically it should be dry at this time of the year with the how much blog not particularly strongly for the dust in southern africa. it's still fighting season and about the gas goes at risk of the next 2 days of this other week. but wet circulation, this is refrain we'll be discussing the war in gaza and today how palestinia

it's easier for the netherlands in poland than any other countries to send their old weapon raising the fight of jets into, into ukraine to be destroyed over there. because in exchange by the u. s. military industrial complex. they will be, they will have rebates and discounts on a new weapon system, a new aircraft. so out, that's the main purpose. okay. now raso says the key i've, i've never used any of the jet supplied so far and come back. and instead the. busy as them for defensive purposes, the how effective are those jets in the defensive role as well? it depends which stats do you're talking about? if you're thinking about the 16, as far as i know today, you don't have any more f sixteens flying in the ukranian sky. of as an example, the last, the aircraft that we were going to say, we rush i showed them was the new $27.00, the old one, the ukraine ascend the remaining and the, the day of succeeds they having to other countries like or um, uh, remind you just to make sure that we're not bundling bombing the underground. now what they can do, we have the last 2000, which are the 2

no country is close to that except for poland. lng and fossil fuels. if you are adding all these tariffs, is there is much fossil fuel to go around? and to put this into scale, the trade between the u.s. and european union is about 1.5 trillion euros every year, bigger than every single european economy except for the u.k., france, germany and italy and they enjoy 3% tariffs. and goldman sachs has suggested that could wipe out 1% of european growth also adjust the trade deficit but let's not forget the u.s. runs a surplus on services so that could be another place they get hit back. they will have a major impact on europe. >> which parts of the european economy are most likely to be impacted? where will the pain be faced and felt most acutely? >> basically germany. more than half of that surplus europe runs with the u.s. is what germany. they run a surplus of about 85 billion euros with the u.s. and now the u.s. is the biggest trading partner of germany. they have pivoted away from china and moved to the u.s.. and they are going to get crushed by this.

the nature of the colder feeling weather because the snow and the lower cabinet, more or less from poland down to was the black sea was edging in from the atlantic is warming things up in all and bring you some brain into scuffling and then in then the rails and the same is true for coastal no way to talk to is quite cool. this kind of amazing at this time. the so been in a contrast to the code that keeps floating down through the black sea and towards the genes are athens. 11 degrees is going to get colder sand. about 8, the average is 14. of course. well, 5 storm results in the throes of thunder storms. and from morocco 2 to nicea, chances are you'll see right. and the seasonal rain is just trying to engine very heavy. for example, into gonna maybe nigeria, typically it should be dry at this time of the year with the how much blog not particularly strongly for the dust in southern africa. it's still fighting season. and madagascar is at risk of the next 2 days of this other week. but wet circulation, the increasing power in africa, russian most and that is killed. so did use violence in

even recently, despite the pause, even though they what is wrong, egypt continue trump then through poland for through israel sent weapons back to ukraine. that just happened. so it just seems to be even challenging his own promises to his base. i think i see all of this is in the interest of at least 4 and countries as opposed to united states. but i would say is real. i think that's worth considering a war waco of last 40 seconds. go to you that you've given what we've heard from daniel and right. is there a coherent strategy here? go ahead 35 seconds. so there's no kind of here in the strategy. it's um, it's a series of emotionally driven reactions to changes in the world that a trump is coming to grips with. it is a function of a deep side of displacement, anxiety from a country, and a man who has experienced um, a world that was dramatically different and where the united states side of a penny. oh, that's not along with. okay. yeah, it's, it's quite fascinating the, the, the, the new administration is inherent in a world very, very different than the 1st administration of trump. it's

and it's just paces of plywood with seats of ta, poland. i hope that it's still standing, but there were a number of children who were going to be sleeping there last night. and for kids in these conditions it's not like frightening to be outside exposed. and in the cold was also very dangerous for their well being. we've had a number of children in gaza die of hypothermia. and it's clear here when you meet with families, that they don't have what they need to protect them from that cold families are lacking warm clothes for their children, as many children without shoes as a girl, just tear off camera who's wearing sandals. there's just people that get equipped for these weather because they have lost so much of the last 15 months. one of the biggest challenges we're having is with items that were on the stool. use list. that's a long standing restriction on certain items that can come into gaza. we need those for repairs of water systems. for example, pipes for, for water and generate is to run pumps. we also need fuel to operate those ge

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meanwhile, rio de janeiro may have some huge religious statue competition because over in poland, a billionaire of the virgin mary taller than the redeemer, continuing the rich tradition of billionaires totally getting the core message of jesus. if as he speaketh, "do unto others, and keep doing unto them until you have done the most and there is no more left for anyone else to do unto. then build a big-ass statue of my mom!" [cheers and applause] "and say hi to bobo for me." meanwhile, science has now officially determines the happiest time of day. ladies and gentlemen, the science is in, mornings are the happiest time of day, people are happier on weekend mornings than weekdays and summer months make people feel happier than the winter ones. these breaking results were published in the new england journal of note. you know their model: "we are a journal published in new england." meanwhile, infection news, the hottest trend is tiramisu inside of a translucent purse. "way ahead of you" said every mom at a wedding buffet. "the groom's dad is a banker. just keep filling your pockets with shrimp

. >> i also think there is, not looking at a poland listening to everybody either, who do we deem most important in this moment to win as opposed to saying these people are our base, let's check in and make sure they are good, we didn't do that this time. i know that when we did paul folks in our base it was really towards the end had a time you couldn't turn anything around. the question, it's like a game, how are we going to get the and gettable as opposed to how are we going to make sure all our people are good and then bring in some of those other folks. >> i want to get back to the original question. go ahead. >> my -- looking at -- >> young people obviously are important but i will tell you from the midwestern perspective we can't ignore the other elephant in the room which is we have been hemorrhaging working-class voters. when bob trump was working for ted kennedy and i was working for john glenn in the 1980s it wasn't just ohio that was a quintessential swing state but west virginia was bright blue. everybody was a democrat in west virginia, now it's one of the writers stayed