or tsk, what, look , you have a whole trend where women are their men, maybe someone is always the arbiterbut there is no arbiter, oh-oh-oh, what oh-oh-oh, without any missiles, and without any bombs that will burn out, well, on your own if they set themselves on fire, then burn, burn, obviously, so that it doesn’t mean anything, burn, burn, clearly, so what? what are you talking about do you think those people who are swindlers are nazis or not nazis, they don’t want to fight, well, first of all, shillers, whether there are nazis or non-nazis, there are just cowards, so actually the question is such a serious systemic one, that is, what to do to be a hijacker is normal, listen, not to fight for power using legal methods, to do something, i don’t know, to join the ranks of anti-fascists, but to be hijacked. give up, this is the only chance to survive. that's all, see you on sunday. temple of the smolensk icon of the mother of god, it was built efforts and effort. we are located in the area of ​​the city of solidar and... this is a war of intelligence, motivation, as a result of the operati

the crew on arbit is ready to land.oscosmos spoke about all the nuances of the ms-24 union meeting. president alexander lukashenko is setting officials up for productive , complex work in the interests of the country. a number of personnel decisions have been made today. the local power vertical, the leadership of individual banks and concerns, and all managers with work experience have been updated. the president asked some uncomfortable questions questions. bumprom, which unites fifty specialized organizations, is now in a debt-ridden state. in the banking sector. the president also looks at the system as a whole so that financial institutions work effectively in different areas. as for the executive branch, appointees must understand the specifics of working with people and solve everyday problems in the regions, even proactively. you come to power in these difficult times. i know that somewhere it can be like before. never happened in my life, well, now it’s a little more difficult for you than it was in those days,

vasilevskaya has landed in her homeland, the first emotions of the first belarusian to visit the arbiter. buchenval tazarichit trostenets, millions of interrupted lives and cruelty such as the world has never known, today is the international day of liberation of prisoners of fascist concentration camps. macron's military plans, who, where, why, sensational details about the import of troops to the ukrainian front. there was intrigue until the last moment, as the final series of the president's hockey cup began. triumphant return, our marina vasilevskaya, finally in belarus, an hour ago a special plane landed at the minsk national airport. our first female cosmonaut was greeted in her native land with honor and, of course, with belarusian hospitality. flowers, bread, salt, words of gratitude and admiration. the footage of this meeting is the first. in her native land with victoria sharkova. representatives of the government, the academy of sciences, public associations, as well as marina’s relatives, friends and colleagues. and here it is, a triumphant homecoming along the red carpet. th

question is not bribes, the question is that putin... thus once again proved that he remains the arbiteretween the power towers of the kremlin, and this is essentially as a result of the so-called riot at... everyone and as a result of all these processes which took place already after the mentioned events, i.e. in this way putin demonstrated to his power elites that he still does not single out any of the parties, i.e. in the plus after the so -called mutiny, as we remember, the russian guard remained, oleksiy dyumin, close to prigozhin, who conducted many, many negotiations there during so... and so on, but the ministry of defense allegedly did not suffer any losses after the said events took place, is now being demonstrated by putin before the inauguration, before the upcoming appointment of the new government, that he remains an equidistant arbiter, and people in the ministry of defense will also be punished for the fact that all this inefficiency was allowed for the fact that wastes were allowed, but not wastes in themselves, he could still waste to forgive, and this is not a proble

it do on basis that , it would do on the basis that, the echr is the ultimate arbiter for legislationthern ireland assembly. how would you, if it's not in that sense? >> it's not. you have to have allow appeals to it for northern ireland, but you don't need to have the uk, signed into it in the way that we now. it's the way that we are now. it's perfectly possible to change our relationship and relationship with the echr and maintain good friday agreement. >> the unions are going to like that terribly. that's another departure from from what departure from the from what what happens what actually happens in the rest the uk. what happens rest of the uk. do what happens in ireland. in northern ireland. >> the friday >> well the good friday agreement is inevitably different northern ireland. different for northern ireland. that's it. that's the whole point of it. there other northern there is no other northern ireland, obviously only ireland, obviously that only appues ireland, obviously that only applies so applies to northern ireland. so the the good the protections in the good friday

and david, if the echr is the ultimate arbiter in human rights, are we to assume that the majority of up to it? is a cesspit rights abuses. cesspit of human rights abuses. it's good question , is it's a very good question, is the electric car revolution running of battery before running out of battery before it's even begun? figures out today show that the sales of electric cars are falling behind the wider market. are we surprised? electric cars are expensive, have limited range , expensive, have limited range, and the infrastructure to support them is scarce. outside the cities . i hope this the big cities. i hope this is the big cities. i hope this is the moment government the moment the government realises force realises that it cannot force people to buy vehicles they don't will rethink the don't want, and will rethink the looming ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars . i'm very petrol and diesel cars. i'm very pleased to be joined tom pleased to be joined now by tom burke, co—founder of erg climate change think tom, thank change think tank. tom, thank you coming in. i ta

defender of europe, restored the disrupted balance of power, and was unconditionally recognized as the arbitereuropean concert. subsequently, our country had to play this game more than once. performers, they named the name of the coordinator, who assigned the target for the attack and supplied the weapons. indicated the escape route, what your group’s plans were after the terrorist attack on the kiev side, you, who gave the instructions, sayo, sayo told us, that we were going to ukraine, kiev and there was 1 million rubles, not far from kremnitsa, leave your car, name me. i further helped you and told you that there will be guys waiting for you at the ukrainian border who will help us cross the border and get to kiev. for this fee of a million rubles each , the terrorists immediately after the attack set off along the moscow-kiev highway; security forces intercepted the car about 140 km from the border. the terrorists received instructions from the curator until the last moment, this is confirmed. from mobile phones, smartphones, even if damaged form, but fell into the hands of investigators,

at the press conference he will remember that his previous meeting with dmitry dmitriev, the chief arbiterim. i don’t comment on refereeing , but all the games that this referee officiated were for my team, i coached different teams, that’s it. mistakes were constantly happening, but i don’t know, there are people in the federation, let them sort it out, they get money for it, but i won’t comment on anything. controversial there really were episodes, a disallowed goal by bane, but borisovchan was discouraged by abinurbed, the foreign player from kazakhstan opened the scoring already in the third minute. yes, even before that we scored first in every game, here in general, i don’t know whether to believe it, we already believe in ourselves. timur pooh in the same half... leads the advantage of the guests. goalkeeper vladislav ignatiev unsuccessfully set up a goal in this episode, and he is now the main guard of the bate goal, because for unknown reasons, during the international break , vyacheslav dergachev retired at the age of 22, and the reasons for this decision can only be guessed at.

very least, trump’s make america great again doesn’t work. if america abandons the role of ... world arbitermany places where international law is violated, he calls on them to overcome uncertainty about their own global role, this is how it sounded in his mouth, our colleagues from the voice of america told about it yesterday, i embarrassed them with one word. during that time , we can see that the us ambassador, who is here, bridget brink, understands very well what is most needed in... this minute, she repeatedly called for an increase in the number of air defense equipment and assistance to ukraine, and at the same time confirmed that this aid, which somehow managed to be found due to force majeure, the agreement is still signed for 138 million dollars, it is to strengthen, at this point, right at the hot stage of shelling from precisely our air defense forces, and every time you hear, probably, this... this story with republicans, trumpists, you cannot understand how it is that those who gave us the most help suddenly have such a story, full of some kind of paralysis or idiocy , so if y

because the united states has invested a lot in israel as a regional power and enable to the original arbiter. let me push on that for a 2nd cuz i spoke the other day to a professor mission. i'm or me, who said that it's a myth and that there's still a strategic and tactical interest with united states and support as well that there may once been the case, but it's not anymore. right luck. john mearsheimer is a good friend of mine. i like him, but we don't agree. i mean, they borrow a little bit more and agree to disagree. i don't agree. and the point i think important thing to understand about israel is israel is very much like a western society. it has the same kind of a bureaucracy russian, our, the modern out look, uh, that makes it very easy for the us to communicate with israel and communication is not a trivial part. the secure, the people, the intelligence people, they all have the same mental outlook. and so that's an irreplaceable factor for the us to have a what sometimes called a stationary aircraft carrier in the middle east where the whole a mental outlook is held in common all.

with supreme council of communication over keen f also called the report put arbiter and prejudiced. the supreme council of communication detected in the content to the side of the go of a tree and prejudiced statements against the beginning of the army. without 10 dribble evidence, especially since the same article invites an independent investigation. the approach undermines the key principles of information processing, and that it constitutes this information like me to describe at the beginning of a all me search by all a leader of a civil society researcher in african cultural studies from breaking affonso says the us seems to have a monopoly on public opinion and media in africa. i see you don't see this double standard in the west is reflected in the desire to continue manipulating african opinions. they consider that they have a monopoly on an african public opinion. they know it's done to reflect this information manipulation and the colonial narrative. this is why they want african public opinion to be their guard at hunt, or a private hunt of their media exclusively. this

trump is on trial, as turl turml /* /* jonathan turley just al discussed, they are arbiters of what realism is and want you know know it ain't the "national enquirer." >> this is not how journalist works, maybe it falls into thata category, that is not t journalism. >> that is notsm journalism. in my world of legitimate journalism, people don't offer money likege that generally. none of this is normal, no aspect of what we're witnesses is normal. >> students, checkbook journalism is not a think. >> laura: really? was burying the hunter biden io laptop story, was that good journalism? they gotg everything wrong, th keep getting everything wrong and totally misread middle hi america, thenky don't care aboun them t, think they are awful people and they lecture us? this is real journalism. get out of town. joining me now fox news contributor. chris, i love the pearl clutching about real reporters and real journalism. bit a little bit ironic, maybe? >> it's more than a little ironicth, they have a point tha the "national enquirer" paying foitr stories does not fit the bill, neither does what

foreigners away, mid tom t putting a small white balloon into orbit around mars and catching it with an arbiter of the, not even the copy the press up for me. so we start by looking for the, the other parts of the rocket that have gone with it. and our bigger the upper stage of the, of the rocket has a radio on board with a beacon that will kind of scream at us every now and then telling us where it is, you know, sit there and touch your container, gets loaded into a space capsule. which returns to earth 6 months later and won't be tough. it's all goes to plan martian rocks, one day be transported to earth. it is crucial to ensure the samples are not contaminated by organic molecules brought by perseverance for though the risk is low, the consequences would be devastating. the music's pronto, due to the sponsor for space explores and the 19 sixty's remembered one thing their own predecessors, lack of caution, to play questions the spread of disease. following the exploration of the new world as a dark chapter in human history or mold in the contusions when both ways of anything i think is as so

>> oh, the arbiter truth. >> oh, the arbiter of truth. >> oh, the arbiter of truth. >> absolutely. >>think anybody's raising about raising any questions about whether ashcroft has whether or not lord ashcroft has broken law. he hasn't. no, broken the law. he hasn't. no, he has other that you he has other people that you could but he has. could go to, but he has. >> won't why hasn't sir keir >> why won't why hasn't sir keir starmer, a top lawyer, asked to see evidence? because see this legal evidence? because then he could say, look, i've read happy. read it and i'm happy. >> suspect then if he's >> well, i suspect then if he's giving renee legal giving angela renee legal advice, sort it's advice, then it's sort of it's no sort a party no longer sort of a party matter. and wouldn't it then be more a professional matter? more of a professional matter? yeah. >> e"- 9 doesn't she publish >> well, why doesn't she publish the she does? the legal advice she does? >> obligation to it. >> @- to it. >> surely it would. it >> but surely it would. it would, would surely would would, it would sure

and more seriously perhaps, the election commission is no longer considered an impartial arbiter of the a growing distrust and voting systems, even though india still has a robust election infrastructure. in other terms, the democratic decline we've seen it india exacerbated the past ten yearsm affects its electoral proces, too. haslinda: suffice to say that bjp has used the machinery to weaken the opposition care and how about in terms of influence over the media? where are we with that? >> so, when the bjp came to power, it basically posted itself is someone who distrusted -- media was never on their side. they created their own channels of communication on social media. and i newspapers and television channels. it put the traditional media in a position where realize they had a role to play, they no longer had a role to play and they no longer had the power that traditionally the press plays. they basically learned gradually to align. the government also uses a major source of revenue from the meeting, the government advertisement as an instrument to reward media are more or less com

first of all, i love how all of a sudden michael cohen becomes this pristine arbiter of truth when the defrauded the city of new york with medallions, is clearly there making a recording of his client and no point on the recording do we ever hear him tell his client who is relying on him for legal advice that he should not actually do the thing he's asking him to do and now they have attorney client privilege for the purposes of trying to act as if president trump is a criminal. i think most americans see this as effectively stretching the letter of the law in the name of trying to keep president trump locked in courtrooms while joe biden remains locked in a basement and ultimately as i've said last week when this election is decided and when president trump is elected victorious, it will be on the strength of those voters who voted against him the first time, voted against him the second time but are tired of joe biden trying to tell them their bank account is a mirage and trying to convince them the justice department is acting the same way towards president trump as they do to every

first the chief arbiter match, francesco furna awarded a penalty for a handball in his own penalty areaer eremi mina. hakan Çelhanaglu shot right into the corner and put the hosts ahead, but it didn’t go through. minutes, when the score became equal again, nicholas viola brought the team from the island of sardinia a draw. milan, who were visiting sossuolo, during the meeting with the local club of the same name, constantly won back for the neroverdi, the black-and-greens going into the relegation zone, now every point is worth its weight in gold, already by the tenth minute the home team was in the chito del tricolore, thanks to goals from andrei pinamonti and armand llorent was introduced 2:0. before the break, rafael lia scored perhaps the most beautiful goal of the tour; the portugal striker slipped through two opponents and placed the ball into the distance. at the beginning of the second half, the hosts' advantage was again two goals, lurento scored a double, but milan still managed to reduce the match to a 3:3 draw. luka jovic and nocafor allowed rossoni to remain in the champion

languish in a manhattan courtroom where anti- trump prosecutors and untied trump judge our solemn arbitersice when they are not at the very same time new york's well-to-do social justice warriors turned hamas sympathizers, they are wreaking havoc all across the city of new york. not even the embattled actor alec baldwin is safe from the harassment. take a look. >> leap leap israel and [ bleep ] zionism. please say it, one time. >> sean: it is rare, i'll tell you why i am defending alec baldwin later in the program but attempting to course a political statement from someone just trying to by coffee is beyond gross and inappropriate and we should be better than that as a country. more coming up. of course,, what alec baldwin just encountered, pales in comparison to what many jewish students have faced now across new york city and the country, for example at the ivy league institution columbia they have been run out of town, for weeks. hundreds of anti- israel agitators occupying a central location on columbia's campus are pitching their tents and blocking a key passageway, they are disruptin

the biden administration, accordingly, uh, his only task now is to sit down and become some kind of arbiteras for direct assistance to ukraine, naturally, having certain capabilities that provide rights, rights in congress, then the republicans, in particular the core. this party, which uses the factor of assistance to ukraine for the purposes of let's say, the disruption of any democratic agenda, they will hold on to this opportunity to the last and make maximum use of it precisely against the democrats; in fact , they are not so worried about what will happen during the period of power of the democrats in the white house, but they still they are counting on trump's victory, here, too , one should not have any illusions with the arrival of... trump , in my opinion, should not be expected to make a fundamental change in, so to speak, assistance to the ukrainian armed forces and the regime in kiev. yes, perhaps it will somehow be reduced in the nomenclature supplied weapons, it may be reduced in the volume of financial assistance, but in no case will it reduce its level in such indicators as

, this line can be continued, because it is very strange, its meaning is to really act as such an arbiterinues to act, then the united states of america may suddenly commit some kind of somersault and begin to support iran against israel, so so that the netanya government also has this component in mind, but it turns out a very interesting thing, because then it very much begins to be connected with the internal political situation in the united states of america, the powerful forces that stand and support the democratic party are alone... not at all are interested in the biden administration playing such games, you know, multiple, multi-vector, however, we know that before october 7, the administration was pushing for a settlement between israel and the arab countries, in particular, the establishment of diplomatic relations with saudi arabia, but at least before starting, as they say, almost taking a step towards diplomatic... recognition of israel, from iran, well, i think that american public opinion is not ready here yet , this is where the main trap for the biden administration may

but they claim, of course, to be the ultimate arbiters of what real journalism is.nt you to know it ain't the national inquirer. >> i feel compelled to say this but it's worth saying out loud. this is not how journalism works. maybe that's true that it falls into that category, but that's not journalism. that is not journalism. when my world of legitimate journalism, people don't offer money like that generally. >> none of this is normal. like no aspect of what we are witnessing is normal. for all journalism students out there, checkbook journalism in not a thing. >> laura: oh really, burring the hunter biden laptop story is that how journalism works, sweetheart? what about pushing the russian collusion hoax? was that good journalism? they got everything wrong. they keep getting everything wrong. they totally misread middle america. they don't care about them. they think they are awful people. then they lecture us? >> this is real journalism. get out of town. joining me now. chris bedford, political columnist and byron york chief political correspondent fox news con

earnings growth overall for the market, that's going to be the key arbiter of whether this bull markettinues or not. so far, earnings are coming in very, very nicely. eps is ahead of expectations, revenues are ahead of expectations so that's all positive obviously, from a sentiment perspective, what we hear from the mega caps coming up, we have meta, microsoft, alphabet this week, you have a host of the rest of the mega caps next week. that i think is going to be very important in the short term. but overall, i think what we're seeing is that there's a broad number of companies across sectors and industries that are reporting good numbers, and to me, that supports this idea that we are seeing a broadening out of the market. we're seeing a rotation underneath the surface so whether or not the market is down because yields are moving higher, you have to be looking long-term. to me, i would be using down size opportunistically, because the fundamentals are in place, and there's good opportunities across sectors and industries right now. >> a lot of the folks that we have on our air here,

. >,earnings are going to be ultimate arbiter of whether or not the bull market continues and i thinkat, so we get the financials, i think what's most important for financials this week, maria, is listening to what the management teams actually have to say about the state of their consumers, the state of the small businesses that they transact with and what their outlook is going forward. and i think that's going to be the case as you get deeper into earning season, especially with respect to some of the sectors i happen to like a lot, more related to the economy, industrials, energy, material companies, we're finally seeing a little bit of light out of these sectors and i think what's going to be really important is that we beat, we raise and that management teams have an optimistic view of the future. maria: all right. so before we get there, we've got to deal with the inflation report. mike, i'm reading fund strait, tom lee's very smart note, writes the march cpi is the first clean cpi reading of 2024 because january and february had seasonalityseasonality attached. that's why it's

the american system relies on a media that can be trusted as a genuine, independent arbiter of the truthstigations and of what's important. so this is what the american people saw. that whole white house correspondents dinner should never occur. they are covering and laughing with and sitting on... panelling with people that they should feel comfortable telling the truth about and the only person who is willing to say enough with this, i don't need you're pat on the back was donald trump. that's how it should be. the president should be interested in doing his work, not telling the media how to cover him. you can fight it out with the media that's fine. these people come from the party to continue the work on media. >> hannity: they call themselves journalists. they are not journalists. >> they are activists for the most part. not all, but many. bill clinton's former miniature pitbull that the guy who as you showed suppressed information about his boss, threaten reporters while he served that administration before later moving to abc news become the chief news anchor. apparently this is

nothing really is true, there's always a conspiracy theory or another side, that way nothing can be the arbiterct and criminal behavior, versus what is partisan behavior. this is what they are trying to do, it's purposeful, it's willing, and it's by design and i think we need to call it for what it is. fifth column behavior. >> it's interesting, because this has backfired multiple times, this idea of blaming the fbi and the republicans and fox news echoing it. it's actually hurting the republicans, it's hurting fox's news, ray epps of trump supporter is suing fox and tucker carlson for defamation after they claimed he was an undercover cop or undercover fbi agent who helped promote the capital riot. it seems like the right wing echo chamber and the media institutions that feed this have not learned, why would they want to keep this conspiracy theory alive when they've seen what it can cost them in the same way that the defamation lawsuit against the voting machines did. >> they want to keep it alive because they're in the business of telling their viewers or listeners or voters what they want t

this gag order is unconstitutional, unfortunately for president trump right now judge merchan is the arbiterolations until. showed appellate issues are stacking up new liskeard say. >> charles: although, tom, request for $1000 fine for each violation, it maybe seems a little trivial in all of this. what about the constitutional part that president trump keeps bringing up? what you come down and that? >> le, i think the judge frankly is going a bit too far in terms of restricting speech in addition to gag -- gagging former president trump, he's also prevented reporters on reporting that things that they are seeing and hearing in a courtroom which seems to me to be a classic first amendment violation. i get the judge needs to protect the integrity of the trial and he is right, he has to -- dirty and -- duty and obligation to do that. but that -- i think where this judge has been drawing a line so far as actually beating -- been to restricting exercising a protected first amendment right. >> charles: for some it is like the fingers on the scale a little too heavy. will see. thank you both very

the ultimate arbiter is judge merchan himself, whereas the preemptory challenges, that's in control of lawyers. i think we'll end today with a healthy number of jurors, and we might even get to the 12 jurors necessary to fill a complete jury. what we probably won't do however is seat six alternate jurors. that's both because we will have to put another panel of 18 in to get through this process all over again. it starts all over again, right, with everybody answering the questionnaire and then the focus grouping and then the challenges. that's a length thi process. but also when we get to that process of selecting alternate jurors, each side has two preemptory challenges per alternate juror for a total of 12. that means they'll be able to challenge lots of people for unstated, unspecified reasons, and it may take a little bit longer until we get to a full complement of 12 jurors and six alternates. >> having lost one, sue, because she not some phone calls and people asking her, oh, are you on this case, and it started to make her maybe a little nervous, and you could see any number of

america responded, "the perspective there is no disagreement and that there are, among us, final arbitersand to foreclose dialogue in the name of intellectual conformity and one at odds with the charter and what we stand for as an organization." the award ceremony scheduled for this monday are canceled. the world voices festival scheduled for may 8th is also canceled. suzanne nossel, the president of pen america joins me next. i also talked to two of the authors who withdrew from the literary awards later in the show. don't go anywhere. where. but this is a not flash. (♪♪) for moderate to severe vasomotor symptoms due to menopause... veozah is the first and only prescription treatment that directly blocks a source of hot flashes and night sweats. with 100% hormone—free veozah... you can have fewer hot flashes and more not flashes. veozah reduces the number and severity of hot flashes day and night. for some women, it can start working in as early as one week. don't use veozah if you have cirrhosis, severe kidney problems, kidney failure, or take cyp1a2 inhibitors. increased liver blood te

the american system relies on media that can be trusted as as a genuine, in-depth arbiter of the truth of investigations, of what's important. so this is what the american people saw. i mean, that wholeso thi whiterd house correspondents dinner should never occurr should. hing they're covering and laughing with and sitting on a diet with a andn...n paling it up wii people that they should feel comfortable tellinthe thg the th about. and the only person who was willinrson whog to say,h with this, i don't need your pat on the back was was donald o was trump. and that's how it should be is a president should be intereste ent d doing his work,a ho not telling the media how tor h. cover him. and you can fight it out with the media. that's fine. figh outbut this is now the med. it's this turnstile with people like stephanopoulos, jake tapper, and other people who are who have come from party to continue their work on mediay . >> and they call themselves journalists, joe. they're not journalist clts.the >> they're activists. right. and for the most part, not all, but many, a good chunk. that'

a thought on, especially because they're being accused by israel, of not being a fair, a neutral arbiter, which is, which is absurd. they've been praised far and wide even by the united states. right? for remaining neutral and really trying to broker a ceasefire. the reality is that the united states has to put pressure on israel to create the conditions for a cease fire not caught putting pressure on from us. so what exactly what the to is, foreign minister said that the us needs to say, you know, fix it as well. how much is already on board with a ceasefire agreement? they've put forth recommendations, proposals that are consistent with what the international community wants and what with what daniel levy is calling a reasonable position. he's the former is really negotiator. yeah. so how mazda is position is consistent with what the, the world wants, and it's the us and israel, better obstructing a peace agreement. so it must be very frustrating for, for the mediators, especially for, for a pop out or, and especially given that there been accused by israel. the reality is this, we're

some might be trying to be the disruptors, not the arbiters of the facts yeah. >> that's very true. so the biggest deal i think it's going to be a problem here. are those delta jurors. that's what we need to look for. and you're going to there are going to be opportunity opportunistic jurors. there, no doubt this is a high-profile trial. just imagine what they could gain from that. but what we're looking for overall in more reading out, the jury is a stealth juror might be entirely vary over vague or less engaging. >> they kind of heider. it's kind of hide and seek. they know they want to be in the background. they don't pay. there's not a lot of attention hey, to them. those are the ones that are really scary because they're really thinking very deeply but they're withholding their opinions all the also we're looking for those really over anxious ones are ones that are sitting up in their seat. they're leaning forward, they're smiling, and they're agreeable with everything. yes. i would be a great juror. no. no problem. i have ten kids at home no baby-sitter. no problem. i'll still

manhattan courtrooldm where anti-trumpcour prosecutors and an anti-trump judge pretend to be solemn arbiters of justice whenjudg are not. no at the very same time, new york's well-to-do. heverysocial justice warriors td hamas sympathizer. they are wreaking havoc all across the city of new nork, noacrosst even the embattd actor alec baldwin is safe fromb their harassment. >> take a look. israel. zionism, please say it. one time. >> you can you can do it for. all right. it's rare. i'll tell you why?u wh i am defending alec baldwin later in the program, but attempting to coerce a political statement from someone justmpting t trying to y coffee is beyond gross inappropriate. er t and we should be better than that as a country. we'll have more coming up now, of coursa e, what alec baldwin just encountered pales in comparisoe,n to what many man jewish students have faced now across new york city and the country. for example, at the ivy league beenitution, columbia they have been run out of town literally for weeks. hundreds run out of anti-israeld agitators occupying a central locationreds on colu

the bbc, attempting to become the arbiter of facts, was always going to fall apart . apart. and laura kuenssberg sunday programme a week ago illustrated this in a discussion about climate change. the naturist and television presenter, known for, among other things, sniffing birds, made an extraordinary claim. he said. toby young's daily sceptic is basically put together by a bunch of professionals with close affiliations to the fossil fuel industry. the cereal bird sniffer went unchallenged by miss kuenssberg and it was only after some pressure from toby young that the bbc removed the episode from bbc iplayer and twitter. the bbc issued a statement saying we acknowledge we would ideally have asked him to present his evidence on this, but in a fast moving live programme, it's not always possible to pick up on every point made by our guests, but nowhere did the statement recognise these claims were simply untrue. surely this is a job for bbc verify? well, i'm joined now by the editor in chief of the daily sceptic, toby young. toby, thank you for coming in. first of all,

felt like he could compartmentalize his opinions about the former president and be able to be a fair arbiter in determining whether donald trump is guilty or innocent. there was another juror, though, who commented he didn't have much of an opinion about donald trump truthfully, but the courtroom, the team inside, broke out into laughter when this individual said about trump, quote, he walks into a room and sets people off. so many people are set off one way or the other, i find that interesting, calling donald trump fascinating. and there was another juror who said donald trump stirs the pot, quote, you can't judge him because he speaks his mind, i know what's right, and what's wrong. so, it is based off of those types of answers that it is now up to the defense team and the prosecution to huddle with their respective sides and determine who they would seek to strike from this process. at that point in time, we have a better understanding if any of the 18 individuals will actually be seated jurors. and at that point, next round of individuals will enter the courtroom into the jury pool and

and these ceasefire negotiations, they're not working or operating as a neutral arbiter. they are advocating explicitly for the is really position which is for a temporary cease fire. yeah, interesting. also to hear the u. k. say a david cameron say they will continue on. so still to israel despite the growing pressure within the u. k. for, for the country to hold on sales to, to israel in the wake of the killing of the aid workers when he thing has changed. and in these last few days, it's more of the same. it's more of the same. i think that we're hearing some, some empty rhetoric, some criticisms of israel, but we've heard this throughout, i mean, 2 months ago, people made a big deal because joe biden said that israel was bombing indiscriminately, an indiscriminate bombing is a more crime. but what did it mean on the ground? it meant nothing. so, so far we haven't seen any tangible change on the ground, not with respect to the weapons, not with respect to the negotiations or anything else, but due to what extent do you think the us is willing or able to use it's levera

the bbc, attempting to become the arbiter of facts, was always going to fall apart . apart. and laura kuenssberg sunday programme a week ago illustrated this in a discussion about climate change. the naturist and television presenter, known for, among other things, sniffing birds, made an extraordinary claim. he said. toby young's daily sceptic is basically put together by a bunch of professionals with close affiliations to the fossil fuel industry. the cereal bird sniffer went unchallenged by miss kuenssberg and it was only after some pressure from toby young that the bbc removed the episode from bbc iplayer and twitter. the bbc issued a statement saying we acknowledge we would ideally have asked him to present his evidence on this, but in a fast moving live programme, it's not always possible to pick up on every point made by our guests, but nowhere did the statement recognise these claims were simply untrue. surely this is a job for bbc verify? well, i'm joined now by the editor in chief of the daily sceptic, toby young. toby, thank you for coming in. first of all,

we're not the arbiter, we don't seek to be the arbiter the of what's truth or fake. what we are doing is trying to identify the hidden hand of foreign adversaries, foreign intention services, fake accounts that, in fact, belong to some is foreign adversary and and alerting the right people to that. that's the primary category in this foreign malign influence space. there is a second category that is important in an election year which is lies about where and when to vote, for example, is a form of voter suppression, and that's a, can be a crime and there's criminal investigation that would ensue there. and we alert the appropriation election officials so that they can make sure people know where they actually can vote and what the times the polls are open andthat kind of thing, but that's a separate category. >> thank you. of well, i appreciate that. i will yield back, but i've been doing this now for almost a decade and have seen, like you, every manner of threat out there s. and though i have seen every manner of threat out there and appreciate their severity, i st

honored arbiter of the participants' destinies sergei trofimov.knows, be warned, a lot more chords than three. people's artist of russia, igor matyenko. if it weren't for him, i would never have dreamed of palma de mallorca, honored artist of russia, mikhail shavuchinsky. and the musical heart of three chords: red square band led by konstantin gorbatenko. so, the first channel of three chords is the eighth season, and if this is not the magic of numbers, then what is it? let's leave this riddle for numerologists, and we... let's begin, connoisseurs of chanson know that the musical road along which the stagecoach of our project is rolling may seem simple only from the outside, it is difficult to imagine where this path will lead the participant who is now joining us will work out, but we will watch her journey with admiration: taisya fell, star, after the windy winter, after the pack, i borrowed you from a friend, i borrowed you from a friend, and, oh, i made your head spin, i promised that i’ll definitely return it, but there was a change in me, i

and unfortunately, the arbiter of where that boundary is, when that collision gets resolved is going to be the folks on the supreme court who created this brand new, horrible write in the americans for prosperity case. let me give you, if you don't know the players, i spent a lot of time looking at the stuff i like know i'm like that guy who can in this. i'm like the guy who can name like who? the red sox put on the field in 1987. i have no i couldn't name one of those, but i know the players in this field and when this went up the original plaintiff in the petition of the supreme court was a group called the americans for prosperity. if you're watching this, you also know that there is another group called americans for prosperity and americans for prosperity is the primary battleship in the koch brothers political armada. it is the mother ship. it's the beast. and the way people work now. playing in politics, you have a501c3 which is taxed and you have a501c4 which is allowed to play in politic and they're in the same location, the same staff with the same donors, just a pure corpo

concept of parliamentary sovereignty, which makes the king in parliament the supreme authority and arbiterthe land on any issue on which it chooses to legislate . in this chooses to legislate. in this instance, the bill aims to settle a matter of opinion. ministers think rwanda is safe , ministers think rwanda is safe, but some judges disagree. who should decide the elected or the unelected? you or the blob peer versus the people never ends well for the peers, so they should have backed down earlier today. should have backed down earlier today . they must back down next today. they must back down next week as ever. let me know your thoughts mailmogg@gbnews.com. but i'm joined now by a proponent of the lords amendment, crossbench peer lord alton, as well as a friend of the program, fadi farhat, the legal consultant and human rights lawyer. david, this is very awkward because you are one of the peers i admire most and you're a friend of my father's. we've known each other a long time. don't you see that the lords is stretching its legitimacy by voting down something that has such a strong ma