recent podcast former teammate dwyane wade explains why things may have soured with team president pathing you don't do is [ bleep ] lebron cookies, no, no, no. this is serious. he loves chocolate chip cookies. we get on the plane and we play cards at the front of the plane. then at some point lebron will be like hey, bring me those cookies and this one day he was like hey, where my cookies at? they had to whisper in his ear and tell them there were no more cookies on the plane. that was a [ bleep ] setback away from the game. he pushed the cards back. he set there quiet, doing his head like this. i was looking at him like -- he ain't played cards no more. >> according to wade, it was pat riley that ordered no more cookies on the plane. >> why mess with the king's cookies? oh, my gosh, come on. >> he probably got a lot of cookies on the laker plane. >> thanks, vern. >>> we'll be right back. >>> i'm kevin ko in san francisco. a family's life was flipped upside down when their home was destroyed in a fire, but from looters to health issues, the problems have only grown since the flames w

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he's a farmer and ex pats has been here since the 19 ninety's, so he should give us an interesting perspective on how things have changed here. one of the things he's most known for is cheese. so today i'm hoping that we can see some cheese production and get to meet some animals on his farm. the tobacco excuse me, and other americans, various ideas always come. yeah. and the another yang. a story. we're going to go build to go. all right, awesome. it's hard to believe now that jay was a famous shift to even to, to the rolling stones. he used to run several restaurants in moscow. he was also a dear double biker in radio host, but he gave it all a sort of submarine which he had more to in france and bought land in the countryside. then he built a house and moved here. is that let's get rid of 2 calves, one boil in 3 years. we'll have lead milk. i agreed and there we go. 3 years later the milk starts and what are you going to do, which are related to milk? that's how jay started making cheese, and would you believe it? he became one of the most famous cheese makers in russia. although when he 1s

, we'll accept a few of them into our hospitals and you know, a few amputees into our hospitals and pat ourselves on the back for standing up against the evil putting. but this was the 1st time that the american public have seen a national leader in the form of vice president jdw events actually stand up for the poor and working class. you craney and men who have been shoved into vans by military police to be sent into the meat grinder. and that was an amazing moment. and now through twitter acts and other social media platforms, that legacy media outlets like cnn can't control their seeing. the reality that these young man have to go through being shoved into the vans and it's horrifying. so this will continue to be a road public opinion in support of this proxy words they finally see the human dimension and how many lives have been wasted by the lensky who refused to accept the simple peace initiatives. in defiance of even his own advisors and negotiators . as our storage said, when hundreds of thousands of people would still be alive today, unless you're all right, tom administration

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and this is pat spot into, but we have 2 packages and whatever on types of saying about about that cuz back back theory. so yeah. as far as the lensky is concerned, he's still in a lot of trouble right now. as far as the administration is concerned, all right, i should have hang on there for seconds. i just want to give some historical context, sort of this in place, some clips from base trump and it's extra state. rubio, for 3 is going to have lessons of the russian attack on ukraine is appalling to an outrage and an atrocity that should never have been allowed to occur. here's what matters. because after world war 2, the world said that never again are we going to allow countries who decide that their neighboring countries belong to them to just wait and take a. you can a piece and that was one of the lessons. once they take one country, they're never ever stopped. they keep going. and suddenly we can be living in a world or countries just aside this belongs to us. so we're going to go and take it. and we'll take it by force and there's nothing you can do about it. so that's probably

president biden would have written them a check and said good luck and pat them on the back and the war would krugere continued. >> even with us in afghanistan, you know, america's longest war and by the way, i just returned from budapest and hungary and the biggest issue and they're very supportive of president trump and jd vance is peace through strength. what we saw happening before the world, one of the greatest presidential moments in american history was peace through strength. we're not going to take it, i'm sorry, there's the door. take the deal or not. >> jason, you'd probably agree, vance would have been treated better if he went to a real ski town. gatlenburg, tennessee. vermont, come on? >> we have a big jam-packed weekend show for you. it's the comeback that no one wants to see and maybe no one wants. we'll see. luckily might just be a new york city problem but first, the mystery deetens around -- deepens around actor gene hackman's mystery death. stay with us. ♪ i'm thinking of updating my kitchen... ...thinking of redoing our kitchen. ...we are finally updating our kitche

to give a pat on the back to our new president, during the campaign, donald trump was the only major campaign -- candidate that i am aware of who kept raising the issue of nuclear weapons and the danger of using nuclear weapons. just this past week in davo's, trump once again raised the question of nuclear weapon negotiations, which we have not been involved in now for decades. but we have got to get re-involved in the best interest of the entire world. if president trump can lead the world in the direction of a containment, perhaps an end or a promised end to the use or even the threat of the use of nuclear weapons that would be a big deal. and if the world appears to be at this point, who can really be certain, but appears to be at a turning point. and that turning point screams out for another serious effort at disarmament, particularly in the field of nuclear weapons, and i hope that putin and russia and xi jinping, the chinese leader would somehow get together with trump and find a way to handle this. that is -- some people and sure will say that is totally unrealistic. trump ca

a firing squad around a person who i believe was a true pat patriot. >> jason, gas lighting. >> moren gas lighting from a they were lying to the american people year after year and there's no cognitive decline. how many lies did they go up on the podium and put range on pr and others? they were flat-out lying, it was more than just gas lighting. that's what was going on and they do it, they hit it, they were deceitful to the american people, congress deceitful to everybody up and down last thing joe biden to be true to what he said, past the baton, he should have done it a year ago. >> he was already so declined to couldn't when he was before the public. they criticize anybody who actually questioned this. how many times did people question his health? you questioned it, i questioned it, everybody was asking these questions and they call us conspiracy theorists. >> they would have continued to lie to us if not for joe biden's disastrous performance. he has no one to blame himself and people like kareem jump here who enabled him including his wife but biden was worried about obama sta

so we've ex-patted them all back out of the country. so having the u.s. u.s. company. we're listed on the nasdaq, so that would be protection for us. and the lithium that will come off the our deposits will definitely help the energy transition in the west. charlie: so, obviously, one of the things that, you know, one of the advantages in the whole idea of security is that if the u.s. has an investment many these rare earths -- this in these rare earths if in ukraine, it makes the land more valuable and, therefore, more likely for the -- a better ability for the u.s. to protect our interests. obviously, russia is watching all of this, and this puts them in kind of a bind, the idea that the would suddenly have real, concrete interests in minerals in ukraine. >> yeah. well, that's why i thought -- i was watching, we were ready to pop the champagne corks yesterday thinking that we're able to get back into the country, and then he makes a fool of himself by doing what he did when the u.s. was just saying we're going to have u.s. companies in there extracting

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um, yeah, it's going to be this is always a speech of, um, you know, self, i guess, um, patting on theback for the president. uh, it's usually quite divided. everyone always watches the moments of bipartisanship. where are the democrats going to stand up? you can expect. >> they'll boycott. maybe some members will boycott. >> yeah. um, i'm interested to see, actually, if senator mitch mcconnell goes, um, especially after the friday zelenskyy meeting. um, but this is a moment where people try to stake their political, um, you know, positions and make political points not only for the president for, but for members of congress, too, and who the guests they're going to bring and what sort of statements are going. >> to make little political points here and there. and, of course, the president will have to decide the themes that he wants to press and doing it at a time, as we've seen from these polling, that suggests a bit of a warning sign for the white house. one of that is just from our new cnn poll that just came out this morning, that 45% say trump's policies are moving the u.s. in a

it was the same when zelenskyy left a hug, a pat on the back. president zelenskyy, for his part, thanking the british prime minister for all the support he's getting here. >> and nick, tomorrow zelenskyy is going to be meeting with other european leaders at a summit there in london. i would i would assume he's going to try to accomplish similar backing, as he saw from keir starmer today. >> you know, he's going to be looking for the immediacy of what he needs to make sure that ukraine continues to get and builds up on the security support and the economic support that it needs literally day by day, to withstand these massive barrages of missiles and drones that are coming from russia. he'll be looking to the future to figure out how europeans can give him the security guarantees that he's looking for, because, as he has said, you know, it's not enough to have a ceasefire. he said ukrainians are worried that they need to have security guarantees going forward. they need to know that it's not that that ceasefire isn't going to be torn down and rip

it was the same when zelenskyy left a hug, a pat on the back. president zelenskyy, for his part, thanking the british prime minister for all the support he's getting here. >> all right, nic robertson, thank you for that. reporting from london. i want to go now to cnn's nick paton walsh, who is in kyiv. for more on how ukrainians are reacting to that disastrous oval office meeting. nick. >> jessica. >> the embrace from uk prime minister keir starmer is obviously going to alleviate some of the existential dread, frankly, that has rippled across ukraine since the extraordinary scenes in the oval office. look, you have to remember that the ukrainians have endured three years of russian aggression to have their president questioned and drubbed, frankly, in the way that occurred in his meeting with president donald trump and vice president jd vance. exceptionally troubling, because the united states is indeed their key military and aid backer, but also, too, because some of the tenets, frankly, of what ukraine perceives to be the truths of this war an

my sons love a pat mcafee, the boys, all of that. i absolutely get that. but these men, what they're accused of human trafficking. on what planet would it make sense for any part of the maga movement or the administration? alina habba, the president's former personal lawyer, now part of the administration, was just in a podcast with this guy saying, i'm a big fan of yours. how is this a smart move? how is this even a good move? again, this just goes back to decency. >> you're asking me, and i just want to say. >> because i think maybe you were a meathead back in the day. >> i hate you for inviting me on the show and forcing me to learn about andrew tate, who i was able to live blissfully without. >> not anymore. >> i had to prepare for this show. look, i think it's part of a whole idea out there that there was a better time in america, a better time in our culture. and for some people, that's a time when men dominated and women were subordinate to men. and i think that's part of it. and i don't think i have much more to add to it other than that, you know,

and vance body language you know even even patting trump on his shoulder. so great job. great job. yeah. and what happened next. they forced everybody starting with rubio and many other members of the cabinet writing almost identical emails praising trump. that's exactly it's utilization of america. that's how you shift from democracy. >> to american diplomats. >> it's no longer. >> the american development officials have been retweeting marco rubio and retweeting these. thanks, donald trump, for standing up for america and putting america first. this is happening across our government, gary. thank you, my friend. i appreciate it. always. good to see you. gary kasparov is the chairman of the human rights foundation and the renew democracy initiative. still ahead tales from post-roe america and from margaret atwood's dystopian fiction. i'm going to see if you can tell going to see if you can tell which is which next. nexium 24hr prevents heartburn acid for twice as long as pepcid. get all-day and all-night heartburn acid prevention with just one pill a day. choose acid prevention. c