ailes is here, and he might like to-- - roger ailes actually advised nixon in the white house, on communicationsmurdoch sought to make fox's studios the replacement for the smoke-filled backrooms that the old party bosses used to have. [crowd cheering] the thing about trump-- like murdoch, like ailes--he was willing to steamroll a convention. - the united states is run by stupid people. we have stupid leadership. - he was willing to steamroll norms. - he's not a war hero. - he's a war hero. - he's a war hero 'cause he was captured. i like people that weren't captured, okay? i hate to-- - he didn't really care about playing by anybody else's rules, and many of the figures that trump was attacking were the figures that fox had been attacking. - but i'm glad to have you. - i think it's very important that it wasn't just trump. it was trump and one of our two major political parties, and it was a whole media echo system that surrounds that party. - this defines reality. - we're in cold spring, which is part of philipstown. i was the supervisor of philipstown, so i generally call it philipstown, alth

and then he brought ailes on board to his campaign and with ailes' help he did. that's why he went on laughing in a very awkward 12th clip. and i wanted to show you the video of this in snl and mtv. but unfortunately, because of technological considerations with streaming, we cannot play video, so i'll do my best to reenact it. it's very simple. it's very awkward. it took many takes. and if you don't remember it or haven't seen it, i encourage you to google it when you get home uh where he used the, the show's catchphrase, sock it to me. but he said it in a very interesting way, asked it almost as a question, sock it to me? in nixon's mind. this helped deliver the election for him. he truly believed that his transformation from loser to victor in 1968 hinged on prioritizing television and controlling his images through these types of appearances. i want to hammer home a point here that this was a belief. there are many reasons why nixon squeaked out a victory that fall in a very close election year in which the democratic party erupted in chaos at its convention

roger ailes. votes by turning group against group. - what's negative is something that isn't true or isn't fair. everything we've said about david dinkins came right out of the newspapers and right out of your television reports and is fair and true. - at first, i think there was a horror among the people who were in the campaign that, "we're trying to run as a liberal fusion candidate. "why would you bring in the most notorious republican political consultant?" - democrats, as you recall, have pussyfooted around this issue for a long time. - and in new york city's race for mayor, democrat david dinkins is leading in the polls over republican rudolph giuliani. - all of a sudden, david dinkins comes along riding the wave of, you know, he was gonna be the first black mayor, and that was at a time when that had a real kind of emotional resonance, both within new york and nationally. - mr. giuliani sounds more and more like joe mccarthy. he ought to be ashamed. he has violated the tenets of office man

and and pretty much anything else that ails the animal. absolutely. and i think for me, the way i think about is take you behind the curtain. my brain like being able to and you sort of start to look at it and you're like, what is that right? and the more you the more you're able to not engage with it. right. you're not trying to fix it. right. i think that's really an important piece. you're not trying to sort of pause and meditate and try to fix it. you're just observing so that in the day to day, you don't have to engage with those parts you know, for me, i do this all the time. there's a great expression. self-knowledge is always news, so it becomes anything. if you sit and meditate, it's going to be humiliating. and that's why my job is to interview the greatest meditation teachers on planet and the common denominator among all of them is they have a sense of humor because you can't close your eyes and look at the mind without realizing that it's ridiculous. it's ridiculous. and is actually a liberating insight. it takes a while.

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felt that our duty is to be the voice not only of the faithful catholics of ukraine, but also of the ailing ukrainian people. and here it is important to realize a few very important points, because it will save us a little emotion and help us understand better a little. how can we convey the truth about what hurts us, and how therefore, we need help and support from various international, including church, institutions. when it comes to uh, the holy father, the pope of rome, about the apostolic capital, in the face of all the conflicts and wars in the world, uh, this... uh, the church institution, the personality of the holy father, always takes a neutral position position, tries to be above the conflict, and this causes us today disappointment, confusion, how it is possible to be neutral when a criminal kills an innocent victim. such neutrality connected with a thousand-year tradition, a certain role, a certain service of the successor of the apostle peter in the universal church, the service that gave birth to european diplomacy. the holy father, the roman throne, even in the first mille

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skip ail less tweeting about time to call taylor swift a distraction. you think, patrick, andy? how about you, travis, referring to patrick mahomes, andy reeves the coach and travis kelce boyfriend. not a good football team and travis kelci looks like he should retire he has been worthless the seven or eight weeks. the double worthless pfizer shots may have caught up with him or taylor swift is the latestio co-ohno, maybe both. do you agree with the takes does anyone think because of one person in the luxury box and biggest star in the world actually impacting the team on the field? this is the reigning super bowl champs. they have been to the super bowl three times this decade alone. forcing players to line up off sides in key mommy's like we saw against the bills or making patrick mahomes murphy into ryan leaf? did taylor swift trade tyreek hill the team's most explosive weapon to the dolphins? there is a reason why teams don't repeat in the modern day nfl anymore. there is too much parody, hard to stay on top. either way, we have never seen this kind

. >>> let's talk about this, with michael singleton and political commentator ashley ail llalliso. i begin with you shermichael. i'm not sure everyone had this on their bingo card. insurrection, maybe, yes. off the ballot, no. how will this play out with republican voters? >> you will see, every american should be outraged. i received multiple text messages from those engaged in politics in colorado and across the country. republican strategists. those that liked trump and disliked trump, this is not the way. you should not remove the vote voter s' ability to choose a candidate they like. this is not going to change the electoral map. trump did not win in 2016 or 2020 and will not win in 2024. why do this? you further the argument that trump and some republicans will make, that you are trying to disenfranchise republican voters from choosing the republican of their choice. >> what about the argument? i don't take it lightly when it comes to a candidate of their choosing. we have voter criteria. you couldn't nominate a 16-year-old because you wanted to. you couldn't nominate somebod

i asked if this "economic shock therapy" is going to make a difference to the ailing economy. as kind of ripping off the plaster and taking some measures that have been well overdue in his view to rebalance the books. but critics would argue that actually, argentina's seen this before and it hasn't worked out the way they've viewed. we just need to see what's going to happen now. find see what's going to happen now. and these statistics are pretty shocking. 40% of the population living below the poverty line. what's the situation like? i'm sure is a journalist in argentina, you've spoken to many people and see what it's like first—hand. spoken to many people and see what it's like first-hand.— it's like first-hand. yeah, it's reall , it's like first-hand. yeah, it's really. really _ it's like first-hand. yeah, it's really, really difficult. - it's like first-hand. yeah, it's really, really difficult. it's - it's like first-hand. yeah, it's i really, really difficult. it's worth pointing out that poverty in argentina hasn't at all gone under 25% in recent years. what's really st

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capital buenos aires after the country's new president announced an emergency plan to prop up the ailings to privatise state—owned companies and cut funding to social programmes. mr milei says the order is aimed at averting hyperinflation. former trump attorney, rudy giuliani, filed for bankruptcy on thursday — just one day after a federal judge ordered him to pay $1118 million in damages to two election workers in georgia, who he had falsely accused of fraud. mr giuliani says he has nearly $500 million in debts including owing "unknown" amounts to election technology companies smart—matic and dominion, which named him in their 2020 defamation lawsuits. you're live with bbc news. the world's largest displacement crisis is not in gaza or ukraine — but in sudan. that's according to the united nations which says more than 7 million people have had to leave their homes since the conflict began in april. the humanitarian situation continues to deterioriate following the suspension of aid from the un and red cross, who said it was too dangerous to operate. a spokesperson for the un secretary—g

they signed the valid, they became ailing the cell last week is not shop for his latest video link. quote, hearing crumbling critic was set to be moved to a highest security prison. it's the bottom line now. stay with the a sub is in and somebody as a natural spring, they ramallah say incursions by seth was some of them happening almost daily to let me go ahead and go to something in the media if need be i got a board meeting. i believe you me your hunting book or your double leg, i never get to share. i need the legends granted. who am i not the let me try to see why it's got the i'm looking. i'm trying to get the color. yeah. good. yes. not good to match the hook up with you in the i actually have content and i have a question. has the warren gaza unleashed a new wave of bigotry and hate in america? let's get to the bottom line, the as israel's war and gaza rages on with no end in sight. everything that happens over there is affecting people over here. emotions are running high among followers of all major religions, muslims, and many christians. since a sizable portion of the pal

school, which duchesne created in aili, created, despite to the opposition of the inhabitants of this aill way of life, why do they need their children to be able to read, write, what exactly speaking, this is the point, but duchesne is a passionary, duchesne believes that it is necessary to free these children from such centuries-old captivity from centuries-old slavery, from the old life by the method of this liberation. education is the means of this liberation, and although duchesne himself can hardly read and write, he nevertheless lights a fire in these children. another important geographical detail. atmatov is generally such a geographical writer. and the landscape, nature, mountains, these are all the heroes of his works. so here it is in this story, the most important hero is the cold river, such a fast, stormy stream through which children must... and the world does not want to let these children go, in fact, the severity of this conflict between the old and the new, it is especially clearly felt in the image of the heroine of this story, girl, a fifteen-year-old girl whose nam

she stepped down from the the high court in 2006 to take her of her husband who are he himself was ailing alzheimer's. he work before her own diagnosis, she became an advocate for alzheimer's disease. and launched a website dedicating to encouraging young people to learn civics as well. sandra day o'connor, a trailblazer, she was 93 years old. >> thank you so much for joining us today. thiss "cnn news central." "inside politics" is up next. you're probably not easily persuaded to switch mobile providers for your business. but what if we told you it's possible that comcast business mobile can save you up to 75% a year on your wireless bill versus the big three carriers? it's true. plus when you buy your first line of mobile, you get a second line free. there are no term contracts or line activation fees. and you can bring your own device. oh, and all on the most reliable 5g mobile network nationwide. wireless that works for you. it's not just possible, it's happening.

this will enable us to by ails which is an interest to younger generations. >> thank you, and i know that the supervisor to that district has no objection. we can open to public comment. and i don't see anybody here. so unless there is somebody hiding, i think we can close public comment. [gavel] so i would like to move that a type 20 off sale beer and wine would serve the public convenience or necessary, may we make this motion without objection and send this resolution to the full board with positive recommendation? should we call the roll? >> yes. would you like to call roll. >> call the roll. >> clerk: very good, on the motion to send the prepared resolution that the applicant will serve upon convenience and necessity and forward that to the full board with a positive recommendation. member dorsey. >> aye. >> dore' aye. >> chair stefani. >> aye. >> we have two ayes with vice chair en guardio excuses. >> is there any more items. >> clerk: madam chair, that completes the business for this year. >> thank you, thank you for all your work. we're adjourned. >> i am supervisor melgar. i

in a significant way, there are a lot of people who are ailing and hurting as a result of what occurred in the opioid crisis. the court issue here is one of immunity, and it's a very simple issue, quite frankly, for the supreme court. you have a bankruptcy judge who's essentially saying that because of what's called a not debtor release clause, a dealter, someone owing money. that would be purdue, and you have creditors who are owed money. the essence of it is the sacklers are not a party to the bankruptcy. why is the argument should they be immune from future liability as all. to the extent that the supreme court says that a bankruptcy court has the right for parties who are not in bankruptcy, who may be the millions and milli millionaires behind this, it sets a standard and precedent for not only purdue but for major corporations intfuture, a that is wholly significant. >> it was interesting to see the

capital buenos aires after the country's new president announced an emergency plan to prop up the ailinges measures to privatise state—owned companies and cut funding to social programmes. mr milei says the order is aimed at averting hyperinflation. europe's highest court has ruled that football's governing bodies uefa and fifa acted unlawfully when banning a breakaway super league. the league's organisers said that football clubs were now free to pursue other options without fear of sanctions. fifa's president says nothing has been changed by the ruling. you're live with bbc news. 48 years after being wrongly imprisoned for murder, an american man, glynn simmons, has been declared innocent by a judge in the state of oklahoma. at one stage, he had even been on death row. mr simmons is now understood to be the longest—serving inmate to be declared innocent of a crime in the history of the united states. joining me live nowjohn coyle, an attorney for glynn simmons and ali meyer, kfor 0klahoma reporter and anchor, who has investigated this case for decades. welcome to you both. john, i'd li

. >> reporter: a legacy born of this mother earth providing medicines for so much of what ails us, if we just take the time to stop, listen, and look. dr. sanjay gupta, cnn, san diego. >> what a report from our dr. sanjay gupta. >>> sandra day o'connor has d died. how the naugs is remembering this trailblazer who made history asas the firstst woman serve onon the u.s. . supreme c. first time i connected with kim, she told me that her husband had passed. and that he took care of all of the internet connected devices in the home. i told her, “i'm here to take care of you.” connecting with kim... made me reconnect with my mom. it's very important to keep loved ones close. we know that creating memories with loved ones brings so much joy to your life. a family trip to the team usa training facility. i don't know how to thank you. i'm here to thank you. >>> she ushered in a new era of the supreme court, inspiring men jen rations of women to join the legal profession. sandra day o'connor passed away today at age of 93. joan joins us now with more. it's hard to overstate the influence that s

that is the state of play we're going at the moment because people are ailing and having more co—morbiditiese. so on that basis, you're always going to be trying to play catch—up. now we have a workforce plan to try and match that. the problem you're going to come across is how do you match that? across is how do you match that, as technology changes, as our needs change? the pandemic flipped everything on its head in the way in which health care is done, so it's really quite hard to try and plan against it. and having sat three years in the health select committee, i'm really pleased jeremy hunt has implemented this. but we did hear the evidence on the counter side to say, well, how do you give specific numbers when you're not specifically sure what's coming along? there is a bit of a christmas film angle to this story. bear with us. die hard? not die hard, tory death wish. in love actually under which, some people love that christmas film, some people do not like that christmas film. somebody on social media was working out which of the relationships in love actually could now not happen b

the inventory must prescribe a cure for the ailing planet in three key areas: first, it is necessaryreduction in emissions, since the current situation will lead to a 3° rise in temperature. secondly, we need to accelerate the transition to renewable energy sources; limiting warming to one and a half degrees is only possible if we stop burning fossil fuels. third, the global community must deliver on its promise of climate justice in the face of inequality. this means increased funding, including adaptation and reparations funding. many of the speakers in the front rows said money no, almost trillions of dollars of investment are needed to achieve the goal of reducing temperatures. and none of the governments has such finances. our president then openly expressed everything he thinks about the so-called lack of funding, and where to get the money? will you quit? even the journalist sitting here will tell you where to get the money. example, to answer this question, we need to look into recent history, in order to destroy iraq and afghanistan and bring benefit to these countries for t

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these stories live on and important to reflect on them ails. i could not be prouder to represent and advocate for such a diverse district and strong district because our people -- because of our people, guam is strong. while we reflect on the history of the sacrifices made 82 years ago, let us feel our hearts with gratitude, rerchance, peace and faith. god bless guam and god pleas america. thank you, i yield back. mr. joy ce, from pennsylvania, is recognized for five minutes. mr. joyce: i rise to address the house and ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection mr. joyce: our national debt eclipsed 88. trillion dollars and crossed a new dangerous threshold of $100,000 of debt for every man, woman and child in the united states. this rampant spending has been made worse by president biden's reckless budgets that have led to soaring inflation and more pain for pennsylvaniaians. from cancelling student loans and handing cash reimbursements for electric vehicles, joe biden is more worried appeas

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this is the first time that alex jones offers up exactly how he would like to be held accountable for ailhe lies he spread and the pain that he caused to the sandy hook families after referring to the 2012 shooting at that elementary school as a hoax. document is lengthy, filed on friday. we have gone through it. here are a couple of key takeaways in terms of what jones is offering up as possible settlement according to the document sandy hook families as a group and those who choose to settle guaranteed at least $5.5 million a year over the next decade. about $55 million there. families have the possibility of depending on jones' income, receive 70% of the money that jones makes selling the personal property outside of the bankruptcy terms and in exchange families would then give up any legal claims against jones. now, compare that to what it was filed just last month from some of the sandy hook families. this is their proposal. last month they proposed $8.5 million a year from jones. also an ownership stake in jones' company and also threatened to basically fully liquidate his assets if