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the count can be, we always knew that russia would have a new americal and, and mass quality, quantitative superiority. but remember the ukrainians receiving technical intelligence from the americans live. which means that they know exactly where the russians are and, and partly what they intend at, which is a huge force multiplier. frankly, i was expecting the russians to win the invasion and for the ukrainians to prevent when the great war ukrainians have exceeded my expectations. but of course, from that point of view, it must seem terrible. so yes, we should, or we shall, we should do what we can to, to help defend this democracy that has not given any provocation from a, an invasion. which according to proven putin, has the intention of exterminating ukraine as a stage of the culture. and i just hope that president, sorry, chancellor of germany, president macro and prime minister druggie. i'm not going to keep empty handed. i guess my question is the landscape going to get an honest answer from the alliance? i asked because he got to visit last week from britain's defense secretary be

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typically provide this kind of facility, but reaching their own exposure limits. economist, i key amer says that even if government do intervene, it will not save many small, medium sized companies. they, european economies are going to be destroyed because they are regarded as competitor to the us economy. and so i expect that energy prices will right that many, many companies from the small business will collapse and then the government will save bodies and friends from the all new york, the lease people get paid from the tech and the tech staff out like never before so this is a concept of to, to demolish your be the german middle that it will batch the the european project because the german meters then is the one who keeps everything alive. despite the soft talk from west and officials, the countries are still buying plenty of russian oil. and that's according to expose a from top financial newspaper, the new k, and with all the details, his art contributor, rachel marston. if european union countries are still importing russian energy on the down low, are they still sticking it t

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and you've got to give the amer president some credit there. ublic tonight. but this is a win win fory the american public tonight because we finally have the republicans the choices, the priorities of the republicans in the choices and priorities o f f democrats in a the country is going to have ano opportunity to decide democrats are encouraged becausews the polling data shows that this race is tightening. we can sit here and argue,good r debate and quarrel. but when when a numbers are us a good for us , we brag aboutbe wl them. when they're bad, bad fongr us t we have to be willing to say when they are that the pollse pl have tightened both sides have o laid out what they want to do. >> and now it's a country's decision. and we'll see here in the next fifty to forty five or 50 days>j .udgenine: >> you looked confused, judge.di ab did you talk aboutout ejecti ing russia out of ukraine? >> absolutely. di>> absold. okay, i think i said we are. we're winning. we i hope we're all i think we're all the same page on that. we don't want russia to to take ukraine.

i have always preferred the silent but deadly so that if you were on the number one cable show in americnd the microphone was close, you might just adjust it slightly in your seat and i apologize to you. >> you are parting for two now. >> that's how it works. >> what you make of this? so it's america, you can't be. >> first i thought flatulent jokes were banned on this program i was here in july and thought they were banned. i guess not redo segments on it now. nevertheless, probably the reason your impure merit your marriage is now. most interesting take away was most people muted zoom in order to pass gas and set jeffrey to ben. >> i think the lesson here is you should be honest start parting on the first date. and she might be into it. people are into different thing it. there really is no fetish for that i'm going to move on because extra jokes. >> that segment stunk. >> jokes coming up time again for leftovers a segment that you called better than anything they've ever done. finally they are being honest. it's where we read the jokes we didn't use this week. as with any leftovers, y

lawmakers examine ways to improve safety conditions for youth would that that workon farms around americ. >> today we are meeting to examine workplace detections for child farmworkers. today's hearing represents the third in the series for spotlight workers that are all too often overlooked, neglected and exploited. the hearings have been invented to lift workers up and champion their causes. each day hundreds of thousands many of whom come from low income migrant families risk their health and well-being while working on farms across the country. child farmworkers should be able to rely on the basic workplace protections that are standard. unfortunately, the nation's labor law has left the child workers behind. while

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he said, it starts by addressing the enormous disparity between a mitt minorities and other white amer. white americans. when asked whether he has not been a change a change in the policy in the country, obama responded, certan political parties are not open to the idea like they were during the ronald reagan area. latitude is the largest event in in the u.s. that focuses on the new mainstream economy, driven by the latino community. according to organizers in the recent report, they said, they d thousands of registered partici. registered participants. >> the latitude conference changes its location every year. year. the president says, they are planning to have it in miami in miami next september. >> that was such a great event. > >> we are looking ahead to a documentary about jose luciano, synonymous with crossover musicg latin america and american styles and opening the doors for for other musicians. >> i want to wish you a merry christmas. >> behind his guitar, and for ag next month to open the latino film festival next month. the pr the producer talks to us about what inspired hi

next in sports, jason, we'll have the details on what the americ governor newsom says that he is tackling the state's housing problems head-on. and today he signed dozens of bills which he says will accelerate the rate of new affordable housing. our capital correspondent wallace shares what the legislation will do and why some argue it's just throwing more money at an age old problem. >> well, the governor acknowledges affordable housing has been an issue for years in california, but he hopes with this new legislation that will change and he says it all starts with one key action. build. applause today in san francisco as the governor signed more than 3 dozen housing related bills into law. the goal build more housing and that he says will become easier in california. moving forward with newsom, specifically highlighting senate bill 6 and assembly bill backed by several labor unions. supporters say the legislation will fast track new housing and commercial areas and empty properties once used for parking lots offices and retail space. the sears, the toys are us that. >> jc penney's, the k

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the 8 year-old girl from hayward was found dead in amer said home in march and beginning of the year and of 2021. alameda county received referrals, alleging that sophia's mother physically abused her. the family's attorney says that she is aware of complaints that were raised over alameda county's child protective services unit. >> it's very clear that the county of alameda more so than any other county and in the state is not investigating back coming in at much higher numbers than any other counties. >> the attorney says out of the 7 referrals made to child protective services. 5 were not investigated. the county now has 45 days to respond to this claim? there are now some new rules for people who sell food and clothes on the streets of san francisco starting today. if vendors do not have a permit to sell those items, they could be fined and even have their items taken away. kron 4 sarah stinson reports now on the crackdown. >> starting today, vendors don't have a permit in san francisco. they will either be fined or the items they're selling on the streets. >> will be taken away

would like for them to understand this investigation was led by kevin walace, senior counsel andrew amer, assistant attorney general colleen faherty, assistant attorney general alex finkelstein, assistant attorney general stephanie toray, assistant attorney general austin thompson, special counsel to the solicitor general and additional support was provided by a data analyst anusa shattery and data scientist chun su sung, director of research and analytics, jonathan werberg as well as energy technology specialists using chin and paige puldony, information technology specialist john roach. appellate support provided by judy veil, assistant solicitor general eric delposo, all under the oversight of first deputy attorney general jennifer levy. i thank you for your service. you may have a seat. now i know that i have provided you with a lot of numbers, a lot of property. members of the team will be available to answer any specific questions. but at this time, i'm going to turn it over to delaney who is going to lead the q & a on on-topic questions. thank you. >> i wanted to ask -- you say th

. >>> welcome back to "good morning amer >>> welcome back to "good morning america."s, artists, singers, politicians and so many others for knighthoods and other titles. abc's will reeve is live in london with more on that. good morning, to you, will. >> reporter: hi there, amy. the process of becoming a knight or dame or receiving other phon comes from a number of committees. here at the announcements by the queen pales in comparison to having that honor bestowed on you by her majesty. in her 70 years on the throne queen elizabeth bestowed honors are people from all walks of life, recognizing great achievement and service, including from a variety of a-listers of who's who. and tweeting, made my mum very happy today. we know her now at dame judi dench. in 1970 dench was awarded an obe or officer of the most excellent order. >> i hope it's not inconvenient. i just thought we'd pop around for tea. >> reporter: queen elizabeth making helen mirren a dame in 2003. >> the royal family will speak publicly about this. >> reporter: and mirren up onstage thanking her for the a

isthis is so crazy.e amer and the american people see it for what it is .it's these are the it's not just the rhetoric. it's the policies that these democrats have put in placectedi that will be rejected in a midterm election on november 8th. so that the choice is very 8th r clear . both vote for democratsvo and you're voting for that vote for republicans. tingote foand in our commitmentu america, laura , that we rolled out last week, we talked about advancing policies that protectt girls sports for girls. those are the types of fights that we're going to take up inth the next in the next congress. >> and i intend to be leading rl the way. congressman, wy ape really appreciate it. great seeing you tonight. and up next, the president's. speespeecht's ne protocol and diplomat blooms in d.c. thursdayarroyo explains it. >> thursday edition of seen and unseen, very special . jp morgan, ceo warns of an economic hurricane is coming. goldman sachs warns of unprecedented economic shocks. and billionaire jim rogers says the worst crash in our lifetime is coming since the start of the year. the

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remember that that joe bidenw ds amering out america's foreign policy to china.nterest of climatlicy te c. remember that donald trump was buying oil at twenty five dollars a barrel for the energy reserve, for bai the for the preserve's. s, and now you have biden is goingn to be eighty dollars a barrel w ilthat he's going to spend to replenish it. and the taxpayers ar it e the oe who are on the hook for it.at >> well, and the same time samei they were complaining, i'm one of the other network were cos t. the oil company execs have to ty explain while they're making, why they're making so much money, do they not understandnde the law of supply and demand? when you shrink supply, there'sr going to be a lot more peoplebel going for that barrel of oil. i mean, do they not get that? is that complicated for them? becaus oile it clearly the democrats don't get it and joe biden's responsible fori it as a shame and russia is emboldened because of it. now, victor, you mentioned president xi traveling outside of china for the first time since covid. why is that significant?t

let's make sure we all alunderstas make make amer america great again. >> so if that'ica great s somett is a threat to the country,or well, write me up for it, because i'm all in for making america great. apparentlyn fo, joe biden is not interested in making america great again. gr and i would just say he's doingo a heck of a job, not making is g america great. >> he's making it awful. i qui and we need to quit acting liker we're afraid to takee on t on the issues, evehen t the abortion issue. a lot of republicans are afrai . of it. republicans ar to do is makeit the democrats answer forhe their radical extremist position to take the life of an unborn child right up to thei the moment of its birth. ta that's exactly the pointke. lif our positions are not extreme. >> well said . governor , good to see you. thank you, governor .moment o thank you, laura .point. great to see you. thank you. when we come back , a bizarrebia story involving l.a. mayoralrr candidate karen bass on a home invasion. we'll explain. plus, you won't believe what the democratic candidate for south carolina said whil

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