a. smith. him and like him 100 times more, he is a great guy, he is great at life. and i really think you should replace one of these nighttime hoists, you know. one of the three, they all sound alike and say the same damn thing, do you not, you are compelling, i wish you all of the best my friend. >> i appreciate it thank you so much. >> honored to be on your show, thank you, i appreciate it mark. mark: it is my honor, god bless you, sir. >> god hey, man. you could save hundreds for safe driving with liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance... so you only pay for what you need! whoo! we gotta go again. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty liberty liberty♪ ♪liberty♪ [♪] if you have diabetes, it's important to have confidence in the nutritional drink you choose. try boost glucose control®. it's clinically shown to help manage blood sugar levels and contains high quality protein to help manage hunger and support muscle health. try boost® today. ♪ ...i'm over 45. ♪ ♪ i realize i'm no spri

a. smith. 0 times more, he is a great guy, he is great at life. and i really think you should replace one of these nighttime hoists, you know. one of the three, they all sound alike and say the same damn thing, do you not, you are compelling, i wish you all of the best my friend. >> i appreciate it thank you so much. >> honored to be on your show, thank you, i appreciate it mark. mark: it is my honor, god bless you, sir. >> god bless. mark: we'll be right back. my asthma felt anything but normal. a blood test helped show my asthma is driven by eosinophils, which nucala helps reduce. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. nucala is not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't stop steroids unless told by your doctor. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. may cause headache, injection site reactio

here is stephen a smith, he's a media mogul first state and current host of the new podcast no mercy.mith, i'm so glad you're here. >> pleasure to meet you. >> i want to start with the more hamlin it is extraordinary his recovery, but when you saw that hit you said violence is never going away in sports, we watch it, we love it do we just need to accept this is what we want to see on the field, or start to question what is it that we're demanding? >> first of all you never want to see that, because in all my years of covering sports we have never seen that. i certainly wouldn't accuse fans in america or across the globe of wanting to see somebody nearly die because there was somebody named chuck use that died in 1971 and that was the only death that ever occurred on a national football league field, he collapsed right in front of dick but kiss, so we understand that but as it pertains to the violence you talk about the days of the roman gladiator for crying out loud where sports involved life and death, that is not literally the case for the most part we recognize that but this boxing

a. smith. we have had a conversation about concussion protocols especially with tua. >> yes. >> you and i have had that discussion. i watched this hit as you did over and over again, it was a legal hit, it just seems like a horrible didn't. what is your reaction? >> total accident. it was very very shocking. i have about a sports reporter for nearly 30 years. i have never seen anything like that. in terms of the contact. this was a guy by the name of hank gathers played at loyola mary mount collapsed on the floor. they treated him and he came in, he played and ultimately ended up collapsing and passes away. this seems similar in terms of the actual collapse that took place. this was a football field that involved contact. higgins received the ball. he was running making a play, he leaned into hamlin's chest or whatever and hit it. the next thing you know he gets up. looked like a routine tackle. as you show he fell back down and he had cardiac arrest and had to be resuscitated. we haven't seen a

a former president. so, here's some of what we learned. one, jack smith is steeped in the challenges of prosecuting heads of state. he's one of the few living american prosecutors who's done it abroad as a war crimes prosecutor at the u.n. court at the hague. two, smith is careful, sober, i would say dry to the point of, frankly at times, being boring in his presentation. the man clashing with gangsters and war lords cuts a somber figure when you look at his record and how he operates, even when he makes his big arguments in court. there are peers who say he used that underrated style to great with juries and judges, meaning it works. then there's the flipside as bob mueller found, that if you do, that might require some other different out of court skills. then the third point before we get into it. if you think dry is boring is a synonym or backing down, no. the record is actually the opposite. smith's not only aggressive in court. lawyers marveling at the way he will push and stretch to make his cases, but he's so aggressive legally that he has sometim

a. smith has a new book called "straight shooter."ng memoir rise to fame, success in sports media and overcame a learning disability and very rough childhood. there is a premier live signing after the show. i'll be moderating and interview ing stephen. stephenasmithbook.com. it is five minutes after the show eastern. memoir of second chances and first takes. this is when you are on my radio show an hour. hard hour. we have been friends a long time. we never got this deep. this is triumph to tragedy book. i had no idea about the pain you went through as a child. left back in the third grade, had to go to summer school. had to redo fourth grade. overheard conversation, dad was not a particularly good man in a lot of ways. let you describe yourself, you hear your father describe you as being stupid. i can't imagine how painful that was. talk about it. >> he definitely said it. he said the boy ain't smart. he isn't going to do anything with his life. get over it. i heard him say it. as painful as it was to hear that, combine with the laug

a. smith head over to stephen a smith book. .com is going to be a live signing. it starts five minutes after the show ends. i'm going to be interviewingstea stephen . we'll give you more details. so that's all coming up when ws yome back , you have the last word.u gra you get to grade this show. tell me what you like. what you didn't like. >> straight ahead, have you heard the big news this year? nutrisystem is going big with a bigger menu to help you get big results. i lost 90 pounds and it's changed my life. wait till you try the food like bigger dinners. we hardy inspirations that are clinically shown to control hunger for up to five hours. i lost fifty pounds. i lost ninety one pounds. and you can do it too. now that's big news. hurry to get today's special deal . call or go online. now let me tell you the secret to stressing less sleep more no matter how much i'm struggling to relax, i know i can always rely on relaxium sleep to calm my nerves and get me to sleep through the night. >> relaxium helps me calm down and relax so i can actually fall asleep, becau

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a. smith, you need to act like your hair line and the [bleep] off!now the good news is that he did apologize. the bad news is, his apology. >> i want rihanna to know, you're a superstar. your sensational. and you are a worthy person to be doing the super bowl halftime show. i apologize for creating whatever brouhaha comes of this. i got to be more careful with people twisting and turning into something it ain't. my bad on that. now i got to go. good luck, sweetie. looking forward to seeing you perform. [boos] >> leslie: oh oh, how dare you call rihanna sweetie? you calling her sweetie like you know her? she don't know you. but you know who she does know? beyonce! [cheers and applause] and neither one of these ladies needs your opinion, sweetie. while you are trying to save your life and it back of that dark ass bus. all right. let's move on. now everybody, this here is the "the daily show." i know there are some people out here thinking, as she ever going to talk about policy, or is she going to spend all week saying "pussy pussy pussy"? well, don't

a. smith. you and i have had. a conversation about concussion protocols, especially with the >> yt quarterback from miami to twitter and us. hit a yeah, and you and i have had that discussion. oi watched this hit, as you dit over and over again. it was a it was a legal hit. >> it just seems like justidn't. horrible, horrible accident. ver >> what's your reaction?y very total accident. it was very, very shocking. i've been a sports reporter for nearly thirty years and i've never seen anything like that in terms of the kont a. now, thereha was a guy by the name of hank gathers who played that loyola marymount ofol basketball in nineteen ninety that passed away. it collapsed on the floor. >> he got up.floo they found himr. to have an h irregular heartbeat. d an they treated him a few few times later he came in. he played and ultimately ended up collapsing and passing away l .e that this seemed similar in terms ofc the actual collapse that took place.e. but this was on a footballthat field. it involved contact. you got

a. smith joins us next. will: back to our top story, memphis police release body cam video showing the brutal beating of tyre mix also. his mom describes her grief. >> i felt a lot of pain and discomfort in my stomach. and at the time i didn't realize what it was, but once i found out, then i just said that was my son's pain that i was feeling. will: here to react, author of a brand new memoir, straight shooter, steven a. smith. my friend,st been a long time. >> it's been a long time, man, good to see you. will: we were going to have you today to talk about straight shooter. we can touch the on it a bit later, but in the wake of the video and the protest last night, no better guest to hear from this morning. >> it was an atrocity, no question about it. my heart goes out to tyre nichols' family. he was tortured and beaten, and as far as i'm concerned, second-cree murder doesn't begin to touch on what these officers deserve. they took the his life, and as far as i'm concerned, the five officers involved their l

but a smith is also at those protests. most french people accept or agree that there has to be some sort of reform of the pension system because the 70 percent or maybe even more according to some polls or are against the type of reform. emmanuel macro wants to impose that is increasing retirement to 64 from 62. they want other options explored, for example, increasing, employ contributions or taxing the super rich are 12 of francis. biggest unions have combined total of lead. this product, as part of itself is unusual. unions rarely rely rarely united the gulf cut fine. all match is underway in the rocky city of missouri as scheduled, despite for people being killed in a stampede. outside the stadium earlier in cranium, president vladimir zalinski says there are several theories for wednesdays helicopter crash, which killed the interior minister. 14 people died when the aircraft came down next to a kindergarten in the town of bravery on the outskirts of keys. israeli forces of kill 2 palestinians during array to be occupi

a. smith. s just written a terrific new book. it is called "straight shooter: a memoir of second chances and first takes." can we give it up in the studio for stephen a. smith. >> thank you. >> i got you here so i've got to get your first take on the game last night. i saw you on your show. you had all the bucs gear on and the cowboys came through. >> first of all, the cowboys should thank me, i motivated them. >> you're going to take credit? >> i'll take credit for that. i did this for them but they were awesome last night. they were clearly the better and more dominant team and tampa bay was just completely outclassed and they looked that way all season but it showed. i thought it would be closer than that. i didn't expect an annihilation but that's what we got. >> okay. also what we got was an endorsement from the g.o.a.t. tom brady read your book and was praising it. people will be surprised to know you said you didn't want to get into sports journalism just to talk about sports. >> right, i

really do a student porsha political pacific of safety to many a smith, z m a c, early polish kits, the who me of a young man. they returned from the front in 1921 after the war with soviet russia . ukraine and bella rose. numerous ponies, colonies were established in virginia. ko, did he to deviate from awarded by late, his sister, lillie premier. anna did not say, but such pret 7th of michelin. yeah. well, you know, they should teach the willing to do thought he is his physician a glove that send this to you later as you media by at the more as a dad she's emily can yes, the nice bustle store cookbook or oceans and whatnot. shiny, musical and east, and me easiest places, which are formed over tens of thousands of years can give us important information into our climate and how it has changed over time. what a scary is our glaciers are melting out of the alarming rate to learn more. we came here to mount ellis, to speak to victor. papa! he is a gracie ella, who has devoted his entire life to the topic. it is a fascinating, at times dangerous and very important, john. oh, children at st

is a out if you say, sam smith is a man?ot offensive to sam who is non—binary and doesn't consider themselves to be a man? i mean, it's the facts, you know, it's biology sam smith was born a man. he might identify in a different way , but, you know, he's still way, but, you know, he's still a man at the end of the day, not being offensive in any way. i respect sam smith for identifying i'm identifying his own way, but i'm just speaking about facts. would you you that the you would you say that the solution with the pronouns is that it's either he, him or she her? is that so? let's say someone's called bob and they want be sandra. then want to be sandra. then it becomes and she , becomes he him, and then she, huh? yeah. you think that is huh? yeah. do you think that is a step i think so, yes. a step too far? i think so, yes. i mean, support being i mean, i support people being trans. people trans. you know, some people generally are born in the generally feel are born in the wrong completely support generally feel are born in

is a out if you say, sam smith is a man?ot offensive to sam who is non—binary and doesn't consider themselves to be a man? i mean, it's the facts, you know, it's biology sam smith was born a man. he might identify in a different way , but, you know, he's still way, but, you know, he's still a man at the end of the day, not being offensive in any way. i respect sam smith for identifying i'm identifying his own way, but i'm just speaking about facts. would you you that the you would you say that the solution with the pronouns is that it's either he, him or she her? is that so? let's say someone's called bob and they want be sandra. then want to be sandra. then it becomes and she , becomes he him, and then she, huh? yeah. you think that is huh? yeah. do you think that is a step i think so, yes. a step too far? i think so, yes. i mean, support being i mean, i support people being trans. people trans. you know, some people generally are born in the generally feel are born in the wrong completely support generally feel are born in

jack smith was appointed in the middle of november. and here we are, middle of january, with ad special counsel. this one investigating what was happening with president biden. and you have got to wonder whether or not jack smith right now is perhaps angry with merrick garland that he did not tell him about this, or put him in this situation. walk us through what we were discussing here in this break. >> charles was saying before the break that he has all of the sympathy in the world for merrick garland. i think that we have a lot of sympathy for jack smith who has a test that is not what he thought he was walking into. on november 2nd, that is one of the first documents were discovered at the biden center. they were handed over to the national archives it has been a couple of days. by november 10th, that is when the president's lawyers got a call saying the department of justice is going to open a preliminary investigation. and it was eight days later that merrick garland came and announced to the public that he was appointing special counsel jack smith could take over two inv

here is a clip . smith harassed. here is a clip. nnor's interaction with the community safety accredited officers . i'm praying for my son officers. i'm praying for my son to cease. that's the ultimately to cease. that's the ultimately to the domestic right to say that we are in the police. that's the law that you're in breach. it says about trent and those who and is i'm i'm just standing praying and studying adf uk, a faith based legal advocacy is supporting smith connorin advocacy is supporting smith connor in challenging the fine . connor in challenging the fine. i'm now joined by ryan christopher, who is the director of adf . and scott, it's maguire, of adf. and scott, it's maguire, the labour adviser and writer . the labour adviser and writer. mr. smith connor could have the paper prior to breaching, but as we understand it, he did not. how do you respond to that? ryan i wouldn't characterise what adam did on that day is as being a protest. that's how he describes it himself and i think should take his words seriously and his i

a. smith, hospitals do have safeguards and case the power was act. but this cable leads to the diesel generators. he obtained him. when you got seen him up, it's like the end of the world in the movie armageddon. thank you for the winter feels endless. some things are a bit better, natural ation will come to an end. but most of week my thumbs appointed a few kilometers away. this dentist office is near the city center here too. they have to volunteer properly and power is the least of our worries. michigan for people are dying in this war. if the power goes out, we just wait 2 or 3 hours each, sir. this patient is lucky and gets his filling. the day before a young soldier arrived the toothache. and then the power went out. said yellow chic ali night, but we sat there waiting what they said when he was patient because he knew he needed treatment. he was heading to the front in a week and we tried to help him as best we could. him was over, their stomach smugness with oh ha, shootin has been a dentist for years. she takes a situation and straight. yes,

a lot of troops. remember, you have chiefdoms corps, you have george smith's division, and you're basically trying to make a sandwich out of these guys in the middle. they are fighting dust brightly for the control of bald hill in. this course of this, our fourth thousand troops about evenly split on both sides are trying to attack and defend that hell perfect example. this is leggett's defense. his division and because of this defense this hill will be called leggett's hill. from this stage on one of his brilliant big brigadiers manning force in the desperation, the fighters trying to rally his men, he turns to an aide and tells him to get him a flag and the aide seeing the swirling action around, just realizes, okay, this all makes sense and he disappears for several minutes when force looks for him, he sees that aide getting cloth and he -- you, sir, i don't want a flag of truce. i want the american flag. okay. that the eighth i was trying to surrender, but forces. no way. he's trying to rally his men. so that's exactly what's happening. when one of forces men goes down force leans over to try to h

but union se, the move is an assault on the welfare system, but a smith has more from paris. friends unions wanted a big turn out for thursdays nationwide protests to emphasize his strength of opposition to pension reform. they got their wish. this was central paris, most french people accept the pension system needs reforming, but more than 70 percent, according to the polls are posed to emanuel microns plan, to raise the retirement age to 64. when we look at them out of the b and p, the amount of shareholder the, of the profit made by the shareholders and the amount of wealth that is great in the country. today we are saying we should use a bit more of that will to fund these at pensions. we're all work is good for public and private sector rather than pretending to be generating those were only the written as the site. the french president on a visit to spain says friends, can't afford to keep things as they are. not a peak. if eve, the presumption in countries where people live longer, where we have created strong and fair welfare system, which rely on equality between generations

frank a smith in sole but welcome frank. how likely is it? do you think of her? south korea could start supplying our arms directly to you. crime? i think for the time being it's, it's somewhat unlikely. south korea had pledged $200000000.00 of humanitarian aid last year, but it's relationship with russia is a little bit complicated. it has a, an arms deal that it made with russian in $1009.00. he still has a couple of $1000000000.00 in debt. there it has a nuclear reactor deal with russia in, in egypt as well. and there's also the issue of the law that you mentioned that to south green president use. so you'll references saying that he can't provide direct lethal military aid to ukraine. south korea is providing military aid in terms of military weapons sales to pull in another nato states, kind of back filling as those countries are providing military aid directly to ukraine. but that's not really, you know, satisfying the secretary general, the nato secretary general's desires. yeah, he expressed his, you know, the reality on the ground is that, is that the uk

a little more slowly. you have to be careful of projection effects. it appears that some of the features actually. to it. dr. smith also showed a new and spectacular color picture of the rings. now, this is greatly exaggerated color, but what we were concerned about with these were these within the ring when you when you look at a at a normal color version of the b ring, it looks fairly uniform. but when you really push and particularly get down into the ultraviolet, then we see that these are real changes across the ring. so here's the sea looking blue relative. the other rings, it's a little bit dark. the cassini looking relatively and then this this structure here where this region is a little bit bluer and this is a little redder than average. so even the big ring there are differences in the in the spectral reflectivity it is not a homogeneous ring in that sense tightening each in the laboratory is on television production mission. scientists were interviewed by voice of mission control. dr. al hibbs. gibson asked dr. smith about those color variations and the rings. were sufficient to. one of the possibiliti

but in a smith report in paris, the lines between france and germany is often described as the engine of the european union. it's been sputtering since last year when emanuel micron canceled this meeting. after a series of disagreements with berlin, over defense and energy policy. in the wake of the war and ukraine, differences that affect policy making in the rest of the e u. every time when there is a major decision to be taken, the 2 countries may have different approaches, but in the end, it's only when they agree that the 27th can agree. so we are in that process at the moment on different issues. one is obviously the ukraine war and how to support ukraine or, and we've seen in recent days that jennifer charles has been under a lot of criticism for his reluctance to send thanks to the ukraine and from the german chancellor on sunday. still no commitment that he'll give ukraine what it wants. it was out the us is doing a lot. germany is also doing a lot. we have constantly expanded our supplies with very effective weapons that are already available to day. and we've always closely

we will not be in this model, i'm fixing to be a journalist and also at a smith says the dialogue is the only way to resolve the separatist lead. conflicts separated them has always been covered. room in modern cupboard was created in 1961 . so it seems, then they have to be paid full when not in one, but we know the only difference now who will pick it up on my c p c. the not home for all the 8th being go meet on camera and saw it. and the not doing that either what be read every schools being needed to get it from going to school. they even knew the drop of the people who are going to school. they kill students at the school in the t. c. in the south. what that is, what they said 30 doing, which is something on acceptable. the current situation, these can not be so through military means it is through dialogue. and finally, india is foreign minister, has refused to criticize russia over the war in ukraine. this comes a bit mounting western pressure on new delhi to take fights in the conflicts. the indian official statements was made during a televised interview on his visit to aust

and i say that in reality because having been a former prosecutor, in a case like this, jack smith ist of attention to what is going on with respect to how this is unfolding. and granted, now he's not doing anything in respect to joe biden. his job description. but with respect to the implications of what it is he decides to do, not only on him but also on the person who appointed him, merrick garland in the doj, he understands that they are deep implications that polarized based off of his decision, particularly if you have joe biden who is now facing criticism and being under investigation for essentially the same thing as charles blow already talked about. yes, we can all agree on the nuances but when you boil it down to it, we're talking about the same things. there were things, documents that were in places they should not have been. of course they don't have the same legal elements of concealment, as these is already talked about, but when we're talking about as a prosecutor whether to make a decision to go forward and indict, these are very serious concerns because of the polit

a smith the limited play hole that i had to meet us because of course i to you know what i said about. okay. okay. to thought of with back him what to hope you moya but the article was it, tony still ok. i can let the modeling under that to be up back in santa mahalo, obvious kinswoman, even at the age the sale of hon heston and the model from alana. i mean, i'm hoping that i mix up the ha i think of some of the biggest companies in the world today. all of them speak tech, with algorithms that they call them, that we use them, the more data we produce. we're in the middle of a great race for data and big tech companies around the checks. empires are rising on a wealth of information and we need all the commodity in the 2nd to provide quality re snotty, re examines where the corporations are colonizing internet. like to meet the popularity and power of big tech on a j 0. the earth is at a tipping point. scientists are telling us that we have just 12 years as the world's leaders fail to agree upon a solution. people are taking matters into that we're talking about the company now. we're

years to 64. unions have joined protesters, same the move as an assault on the welfare system, but a smith is in paris. ho, frances biggest unions of joint forces to lead this protest itself is unusual. they don't often come together. axel, personally from one of the biggest, the cdc excell. what are you hoping is going to be the result of this protest? well, we hope that the result of this protest will be workers from both private and public sector making the decision from now on not take a step back further and we want to defeat the government due to me, the general strike to defend the government plan aimed at raising the retirement age from the current $62.00 to the plan, $64.00 with the government is hoping most french are against microns reform of punch system. but most branch agree, the pension system does need some sort of recall. so what do you do? oh, well, the pension system needs to be reformed, that we completely agree with goodbye reforms. of course, we named at improving the french and system and by improving the printer system, we have a simple analysis which is that the pr

but a smith has more from the protests, most french people acceptor agree that the has to be some sort of reform for pension system because to 70 percent or maybe even more according to some polls or are against the type of reform. emmanuel macro wants to impose that is increasing retirement to 64 from 62. they want other options explored, for example, increasing employ contributions or taxing the super rich. not 12 of francis biggest unions have combined total of lead this process started. so that was unusual. unions rarely rely, rarely united the gold cup. final match is underway in the rocky, cynthia of boswell, despite all people being killed in the st. pete outside the stadium earlier. israeli forces have killed 2 palestinians during arranging the occupied west bank. there was shot in a refugee camp of the northern city of jeanine thursdays, violent take the number of palestinians killed by israeli forces this month to 17. and he government protesters from across peru are gathering in the capsule lima for 2 days of mass demonstrations. they won't present inability to resign, and h

joe: smith spends his time repairing other people's timekeepers. david: now, this is a french clock from the 1800s. joe: if you were to turn back the hands to smith's childhood, you'd see a lot of clocks there too. david: i started collecting clocks, i think i was, like, nine, maybe ten. i just liked looking at the mechanism. so at one point i had eight clocks running in my room. i slept like a baby in there. joe: smith is at home with things that tick and chime. [bell chiming] david: is that a clock? that's the doorbell. david: what are we doing today? female: i've got a clock for you. david: i'm telling you, the spoons for ears will work. that'll work. female: yeah, this is an incredible place. david: long as i'm working on pieces, i'm having a good day. i wish i could do it 24 hours. it's just fun. joe: but the passage of time outside smith's door has not been as easy. in his 50 years in business, he's watched the painful exodus of black residents from his native city. david: oh, it's bad. there are some days i might only see one or two black people. joe: he's also a

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