ah well, a very warm welcome to you from all of us here at arty. it's an apple in moscow, it's just off the 10 am on tuesday. so a mass exodus continues to be underway in afghanistan with dramatic patriots coming from the capital. cobble were huge, stampede formed as people tried to flee the city. families also stole the international airport out of desperation. at least 7 people had reportedly been killed. now the taliban managed to seize control of the entire country, 2 weeks before the u. s. a set to complete his troop withdrawal after a very costly to decade war. the unverified footage on social media shows this and you might find some of these images disturbing as desperate afghans varying for their lives attempted to just cling to the outside of that us air force plain at cobble airport report say human remains are found in the landing of that military transport aircraft following its flight from cobble with pictures of also most of those are lucky enough to make it onto a plane on sunday, although they were met with another crush of people.

and of the most of the watching arty, it's a nationalist continue with special coverage this monday of the dramatic events that have been unfolding enough galveston over the past 24 hours. the taliban has now declared it under war in the country after its fight as effectively captured every major city including the capital capital. it means after nearly 20 years, entire nation is not back under control of the militant group. the other unconfirmed reports stating at least 5 people had been killed at the capitals airport must warn you may find these images disturbing the. c bodies was seen on the ground, the pool this morning. the image is coming up the unverified video, the most online reportedly capturing the moment us troops open what they called preventative fire at the port. it's not confirmed if that fall led to any death. the soldiers say that they were only shooting into the, at some report. so this is just the victims may have been killed in a stampede with people rushing towards plains to get out of the country. this is how the airport looked on sunday night. this is the only p

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ah, hello, good evening, you're watching artie international. now, 10 days after the taliban reclaimed power sizes of people in afghanistan is still trying to flee the country with the main international airport in couple resembling a war zone. senior correspondent, motor gas t, as is now when the conflict with the nation, with an r t crew to bring you inside access to what life is like right now. in afghanistan, as we were landing, we expected the situation to be desperate herein this evil. and we certainly weren't disappointed it isn't quite the bad ammonium we saw in the early days of this evacuation. so the mobs and the hordes crushing each other in a be to get to these crawford to flee the taliban to flee. i've got to stop. things are a much more ordered now. nevertheless, he's still very much desperate. as we descended down from the aircraft we were, we were greeted with with an air field that is listed with the shell casings, bullet casings as well as and d, flashback grenades here, gas cabinets is also being used, sleepers shoes, clothes

just going to o'clock here in the russian capital you're watching artie international. now i've got to stand is entering a new phase in its history, but under the same old ban rule, the same regime that was in charge 20 years ago. the last us military flight took off from cooper lab port on monday night, bringing to an end america's longer school on here and visit the taliban inside the airport. some a pe well equipped to maybe u. s. military gear. just a small part of the trophies garnered from american troops during the hasty retreat, abandoned helicopters. the can also be seen inside high is that? well, the taliban now have full control over the countries. key transport hub is witnessed chaotic and deadly seeing since the military, sweat back to power across afghanistan. and after 2 decades of the us military presence, the group has issued a very clear warning. marble. how y'all was going to have a message to any possible invader. but anyone who looks to get this done with bad intention, they will face what the united states has faced today. there is something of a s

the and i welcome to arty international this morning where the headlines are, of course, about i've kind of saw with a ton of on now has control across the whole country on the i can capital with the exception of the airport. so these are recent pictures from the sport for evacuation assets are currently on the way thousands of people from the terminals and parking lot in desperate search of flights out with gunshots occasionally heard at the scene. meanwhile and surgeons have seized the presidential palace and the african capital. the president should have gone, he has left the country and resigned. a ton of money now is saying the war is over and they'll soon declare and islamic emerald of i've got to stone, representative of the group still seen as a terrorist organization by many safe, has already addressed the nation. because i'm going to diplomatic institutions that function properly for the past 20 years should continue to function as a representative of the afghan people. i ask you to continue your work and to establish diplomatic relations with the afghan people. the process of

let's get more details on this right now here on the channel. artie international ask on journalists brill outside was joining us here on the evening program. great to see you today though. i'm very bad news. indeed the us, it's calling this a defensive strike targeting isis k. although there are now multiple reports, confirming the civilians were killed, including children. it's a residential area. this sounds like rather heavy collateral damage. well, it is the 1st time that the americans are carrying out a drawn strike inside the city of chicago. not very far from where the forces are stationed. it alone tells you what is the end result after 20 years of investment in blood and treasure. this is what failure exactly looks like. on the lam exceed the strength of it. the lead talary of the group there was always in debate. the thought about him was indeed fighting against a room in the eastern provinces of canada and then got hot. the americans had been helping the taliban. few years ago when the taliban were passing on exact locations of the ice k members over the radios in the ame

most good is tuesday, the 24th of august, watching arty international with me, kevin, any for the next half hour. and it's the ongoing situ. and i've kind of stunned this making a lot of the headlines days. you heard the so foreign powers are scrambling frantically to meet that august 31st through the polar deadline as the taliban via the consequences. if they don't, president biden has come a scathing criticism from opponents. what's been described as a shambolic us withdrawal. the white has no claims, wanted to avoid a crisis of confidence by evacuating earlier, but admits. now it's belated response, failed to avoid that. anyway, we did contemplate a big grey tail move of afghans and others in the july or early august timeframe. we made the determination not to do so because not just africa and government officials, but supporters of the afghan government in afghanistan, including many of the people who want to come out. now said that doing so would trigger a complete crisis of confidence in the government as it turns out. not taking out the vacuum, not doing that. evacuation didn't

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you watch a weekly hear an arty international. now the taliban is rapid. paragraph through afghanistan has dominated the headlines this week. however, one region does remain outside the groups control. and the battle for it is looming . with reports coming in, the taliban is now preparing to attack. the strategic pan, she valley were defined. afghans have fled to that region and i post of resistance to the time the band. since the 900 ninety's is just over a 100 kilometers north of the bull, and is surrounded by steep mountains that form a solid natural barrier. meanwhile in compose, the 7 civilians were killed on sunday. the cities airport is huge. crowds gather in a desperate bid to flee the country. that's according to the case defense minister the where the airport has been. the scene of sam page cried surgery sam, widespread panic since the medicine group announced his takeover. local media, however, and reporting it will be shut for 48 hours to evacuate those inside, while sizes of others do remain desperate to flee the nati

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just gone the 8 o'clock here in the russian capital, you're watching artie international. and we'll start with the crisis in afghanistan because the taliban, i says only 4 nationals will be allowed to access couples airport. the sol facility providing flights of the country will powers in a frantic scramble to meet their own deadline of august 31st for a complete patrol of their forces. a date the taliban has refused to extend while threatening consequences of it's breached and afghan jernace described to us life in this country. we call it was taken over by the mittens. 100 and how is it off the bus or waiting for him to give us a call or 2 to do to get a chance to get inside of the airport and have a weight from cobble. but unfortunately that people are waiting from 3 days. but today that we will majority of the taliban in a press conference said that they will not have guns guns that indicated, believe i've got to spend anymore. so we're just over a week into the taliban rapids take over. what is life like currently where you are? today i went to the tv and i compare fr

this is arty international, running up your top stories for this hour. welcome to the. so for days on from the taliban dramatic return to power and i've gone on and chaos continues to be cobbled international airport as people still continue to try and flee on wednesday, hundreds crowded airport barriers. the report suggests the u. s. military station to the f, or use tear gas to disperse crowds and think of the entrance. dozens of people were seen sitting on the ground waiting for a chance to be evacuated with their possessions, lying all around. and with afghans queuing at the perimeter, it's now been confirmed. us troops have been firing warning shots as quote, a crowd control measure. now this unverified video shows asking women at the full pleading with the u. s. gods to let them in. the pentagon says it has to defend the field because thousands could overrun it, putting their own forces at risk of western countries, or prioritizing, getting their own nationals out 1st. and the pentagon says it's getting as many on board as plains as they can. we don't have the cap

ah, the great have you with this is arty international. this continued on special coverage, this monday of dramatic events that have been unfolding enough canister over the past 24 hours. the taliban that has now declared an end of war in the country, that's after its fight as effectively captured every major city, including the capital capital. and it means that after nearly 20 years, the entire nation is now back under control of the medicine group. there are unconcerned the other concern reports that at least 5 people have been killed. the capitals airport we're going to show you some engine images. now that i must warn you may find disturbing the. c bodies have been seen on the ground to the airport this morning for those images. coming after unverified video emerged on line, the reportedly captured the moment us troops opened what they themselves called preventative fire. at the airport is not confirmed. it's not led to any of the death, those people, the us soldiers say that they were only shooting into the air. and some reports of a

you're watching arty international. 3 people have been confirmed, killed in the can city of july about for taliban fighters. open fire on a protest against the group seizure of power a dozen more were injured. it comes just a day after the medicine found to bring peace to the country. the open fire to people who started taking down the groups, black and white banner and flying the african national flag instead of resistance to the taliban takeover has been limited. those similar protests have been seen in other provinces. so the something needs to be close. for example, where people also sit down the taliban donna from the main square and hoisted the old african flag telephone flight. his open fire soon enough, but no casualties have been reported. mostly reset to the telephones, power grab is forming in the countries north. first, been reported around $10000.00 african army soldiers of rallying in punches province is the only regional. i've got a sound that is still contested. it was an outpost of telephone resistance in the 1990 and was never captured during the civil war. those who

this is artie international. i'm calling from moscow just in for in the afternoon here in the russian capital, just in full 30 in afghanistan, which is entering it. second week. on the near total taliban control, washington's reportedly changed its policy on who's allowed to enter cobble airport from monday, only american and nato citizens. and also us green card holders will be allowed through the port gates. no further space has as yet been allocated for afghans who worked with foreign troops. and just this monday morning, the german military set of 5 fight broke out of the airport between afghan security forces and unknown perpetrators. one office has been killed, 3 others are injured. with the transport remaining, the only way out of the country was close to all due entrance all day sunday. it will stay that way for the next 24 hours to try to evacuate the thousands of people already inside. and since the evacuation started, 20 have been confirmed, killed and crushes and stampedes with thousands more waiting

hearing of a trauma, one of female convict allegedly went through the ah, welcome to the program here on arty international. we come to live from moscow where it's now just off the 1 in the morning and just off the half past 2 in afghanistan. we start this hour with breaking news from cobble. we can now confirm the pentagon says it has now just confirmed the last us evacuation flight has just now departed from cobbled that is bringing america's 20 year presence in the country to an end. and just a short time ago, i spoke with our senior correspondent in couple would i guess the f. well there's, there's a lot of gun fly. these gun fire isn't. it isn't violent there. that you, there are no clashes and the capitol to tell about i celebrating it is everywhere. trace around. you may see them behind me flying into their, into the air in their thousands. the taliban is celebrating victory after 19 years, 10 months and $25.00 days of of the afghan war of the us. boy. and i've got to start the last us soldiers left up. got to start headed for presumably java basis in the middle east through pakistan.

thanks for joining us. watching artie international the took here lympics may be coming to a conclusion this weekend, but the su plenty of action making lots of headlines. for example, for the 1st time since $996.00. a russian athlete has been pitt to the gold medal in the rhythmic gymnastics. the highest award goes to israel spy thereat late. dropping her ribbon during her performance with the details, his anti sucky tailor be 2020 turn your games have not been short on trauma. that's for sure, and one of the biggest upsets has come on the pin ultimate date and the sport of rhythmic gymnastics. now, heading into the final on saturday, already seen asking, you know, very not was the heavy favorite when she has oft rule. got 13 wild titles on her belt. what's more historic, the russians? how about dominated this sport? winning gold? at the last 5 straight lympics but took her 2020 has stopped that rain. a foreigner has gone home with the sofa, and now there are questions being raised as to whether she was in fact robbed. so what's the drama here? well, the thing is, is that the gymnast t

this is artie international. my name is colleen brice sunday, the 15th of august 6 pm here in the russian capital its 730 and gone down night is falling, and fear was in gulf the capital. as the taliban surrounds the city following rapid national games throughout the week, the group sold its forces to enter the capital to quote, prevent looting and violence where gun law enforcement leads the scene. the islamists claim that they are in talks with the government right now about a peaceful surrender. the city that also reports yet to be confirmed, the president asked ref, connie was fled, the country may officially resign soon. this is verified. video circulating online right now purported to show inmates released by the taliban from the country's largest jail earlier. they also seized the bag from military prison, which is located just 25 kilometers north of the capital. ports claim that about $5000.00 convicts was set free. some of them isis militant, but mostly taliban fighters, ready to join the assault. ah, mr

this is arty international from moscow. my name's calling brian just one story dominating a full hour of news for you. c. as in golf, the capital of afghanistan as the taliban surrounds cobbler following the rapid national games throughout the week. visa, unconfirmed reports also that the groups altered its forces to enter the capital. that is new information that we're getting from various sources of this our they have said they will go to hold back until the end of piece talks, which are currently being held in the presidential palace. the limits claim their talks at the moment for a peaceful surrender of cobble. there are also reports the president, the ash ref. connie has fled the country and that he may officially resign resign shortly. there's also local media saying that the former interior minister will had an interim government unverified reports as yet. this is also and verify video, but it's circulating online now. so we, we show it to reports, to show inmates released by the taliban from the country's largest ja

ah, well, the news keeps on coming tonight here when artie international already a very busy monday evening here lie from moscow where it's now just off at 10 p. m . and t vaccination protesters in london have tried to storm the offices of the b, b. c. our police did stand in their way pushing back the crowd. the demonstrators are furious about government plans to inoculating teenagers as something it says is necessary in the face of the new contagious delta strain. shoddy, it was dusty reports from london. well, i see that same protest is all on a mission to david taking the streets of london going from one media outlet to another today job right? the b b c. television years they were met with about police officers and even offices trying to push out of the entrance style days. protest really started by pause. i hadn't got this mission in their mind at that point, but they decided at that point to take to the babysitter to try and see why the baby so what they're all doing is clue they've 19 gladly really opposed also what the b, b, c and all the mainstream media outlets are proposing as w

this is arty international from moscow. duncan and bryan, welcome to the program. first, the us special rep will tell on torture news from our sub has met with the german interior minister as well as top elise officials amberlynn its about the allegations of police brutality at an anti lockdown protest. this month, through an expert said the authorities were open and ready to share material, but the police remained unapologetic about the use of force against demonstrators. the question is, violence, violence hurts, violence, injures violence, looks violent, direct, coercion, even with all the pictures that go with it. is still part of a legal system, while one not video of a piece off the slamming an elderly woman to the ground surface, the wild cried nice brutality that was done and got outrage. even the little police department watched the very same video and essentially came out and said, oh why this is normal that's there's nothing to see here. so it's a pretty shocking statement that's been made the following an investigation into numerous complaints about pol

to take home. yet $60000.00 can be more than $300.00 bottles of wine around since come to this ira, artie cried hit the streets of paris for the 6th week of protest against the passage will be reporting from the capital just after this ah, driven by dreams shaped by those in me i think we dare to ask me what we got to do is identify the threats that we have crazy plantation. let it be an arms race is often very dramatic. development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very political time. time to sit down and talk me the news. ah hello again. now from his end to the 6, we can run against vaccination passes after authorities made the mandatory to enter public places. thousands have been asked the streets again to protest from paris porter slayer sent me this report quite a significant place in paris in the square in front of duluth museum. so this had huge symbolism for the people of france, and i would say, easily $10000.00 people have turned out at this particular demonstration. it's wonderful that is happening concurrently. often in f

once again, the, the hello, this is arty from moscow. i am calling bray, bringing you a full hour of rolling coverage as the taliban retake afghanistan. and what's been just a short a few days. and with a ferocious speed, the taliban announced that they've surrounded the capital. cobble this, build some the recent gains by the taliban throughout the week, and it's been extremely swift. negotiations over a peaceful hand over are reportedly underway with the government. and as far as where, where we're getting on the news, why is that president connie has now resigned? that's not been confirmed yet, but that's what we're hearing here. the r t new center, the interior minister appointed the head of the countries transitional government. the so things are changing rapidly by the hour. the areas in red are those controlled by the taliban. it's been pretty much that way for most of the past week. most of in the rural south, but tellingly early on the north which had pretty much been anti taliban through the recent years. the capital, as you ca

i midnight in moscow, and this is arty international i received from the time news team here. welcome to your stores. president joe biden is now vowing more air strikes in retaliation for thursday's terror at target campbell airport. enough guy missed on washington's already confirmed and carried out a drone strike against the islamic state affiliate the claim to be behind the attack. or this is said to have eliminated to isis k members and entered another. the pentagon is that there were no civilian casualties, but it's not known actually, whether the target even played a direct role in thursday to attack the apple to talk left a 170 dead, 13 american military personnel as well, whose death president biden has vowed to avenge the u. s. has also warned further threats posed by isis in the region abiding says a fresh attack on cobble airport is highly likely in the next 24 to 36 hours. meanwhile, the august 31st deadline set for the us withdrawal from us can install is now just 3 days away. the ice is a splinter group responsible for thursday's attack has been active in eastern

this is arty international from the entire team here. welcome to the stories. president joe biden is now vowing more strikes retaliation for thursday's devastating. a taco cobble airport, enough gun, just on washington's already confirmed. it carried out a drone strike against the islamic state of failure that claims to be behind the atrocity. this is said to have eliminated to isis k members and injured another. panic on says there were no civilian casualties, but it's not known actually, whether the target even played a direct role in those days attack. now that porter tact left 170 people dead 13 of them. americans whose deaths president biden has vowed to avenge the u. s. as also want of a further threats posed by isis in the region by it and says fresh attack on cobble airport is highly likely within the next 24 to 36 hours. meanwhile, the august 31st deadlines set for the us withdrawal from the country is now just 3 days away. the isis splinter group responsible for those those attack has been active in eastern afghanistan and paki

both ma'or political arties in apology? both ma'or political parties in new _ apology?olitical| parties in new zealand accept apology? both major political- parties in new zealand accept that the raids were racist. as you said earlier, these raids targeted pacific island communities from countries such as tonga and samoa, but at the time about 40% of overstayers in new zealand were visitors from the united kingdom and the united states, and those visitors were rarely if ever targeted for deportation. there has been this heartfelt apology by the prime minister, jacinda ardern. she has expressed her government's sorrow and remorse. many pacific island communities will be welcoming this apology that has taken 45 years to come to fruition. there is also a call that the government needs to do more practical things for pacific island communities in new zealand to address inequality in terms of poverty, education and health. but for the most part this apology by jacinda ardern has been well received by pacific island communities.— received by pacific island communities. ., ~ ,

i can imagine thinking why is blinken telling me this weird stuff, i artie made my mind up, don't need to learn anything, same thing happening with millie and dustin. how could they possibly as professionals allow bagram to be lost and keep the embassy. can't protect the embassy without bagram. >> strategically for the reason in addition to the present that was there that had isis and al qaeda and the taliban jihadists was empty. as you look at the ground here it is as though every decision that shouldn't have been made was made and these are people with experience. why is this happen, not just a bunch of mistakes. when we think about who is in charge we hear people should design, about impeachment, a host of other things, what do you think should happen? what should the american people look for and what should we demand? >> we should remember ronald reagan's observation that it wasn't what liberals didn't know that scared him. it was what they knew that wasn't true so what you have is groupthink, you have austin, the secretary of defense, millie, the general of the joint chiefs, the p

other opposition arties doing that job. other opposition parties believe _ doing that job. doing that job. other opposition parties believe dominic raab's l doing that job. other opposition - parties believe dominic raab's time is up. the snp�*s ian blackford says he must resign or be sacked by the liberal democrat leader, sir ed davey, insists he must go. so swift was the taliban takeover that kabul had already fallen by the time dominic raab got back to the uk on sunday night. and today, one of his cabinet colleagues, said there was very little be collapsing afghanistan government could have done to help. last afghanistan government could have done to help-— done to help. last friday, the aft han done to help. last friday, the afghan government _ done to help. last friday, the afghan government was - done to help. last friday, the i afghan government was melting done to help. last friday, the - afghan government was melting away quicker— afghan government was melting away quicker than ice and a phone call to an afghan — quicker than ice and a phone call to an afghan minis

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he executed this withdrawal in a hasty unplanned way that upended so much of the good work that had artie been done, he needs to be held accountable and he needs to make accountable members of his team but in the end it falls to presidents. laura: finally china made no calls about expressing his desire to take advantage of the situation, mineral rights, the bell road initiative, trade through the region and obviously looking at taiwan with hungry eyes. what is happening there tonight. what is your final comment on china. >> with respect to things in afghanistan and western china, good luck to the chinese communist party, they are going to face the same challenges as anybody who's taken on the task of trying to build afghanistan. it is a mess, completely corrupt set of leaders so i think they will face real challenges. i'm much more worried about what they will do in the east with respect to taiwan. they've seen america is not prepared to defend the basic promise that it made under this leadership team. i hope this administration will do something to demonstrate not just words but somethin

neurons that regular opioids don't so i thought that was fascinating because i alwayswo wondered, we arty have opioids, wire these different? maybe that's why, i felt i was fascinating. >> that is really interesting. so i'm going to go back to an interesting question here which has to do with exceptionally good memory and retention. she's describing an 88-year-old friend who has an incredible memory and the question of counting backwards by seven from 100, which i'm not sure i could do. [laughter] she totally nails that and another test, memory test, she's all over it. i've heard and i think about thisis myself when you get to be middle age, not so much about diseases here but just generally, memory and longevity we tend to lose memory, names as we get older and i see some of that and myself sadly enough right don't remember names as well as i wish. memory defects, do we actually understand any of the biology be taught behind an exceptional memory? >> that's a greatt' question, i don't know if that's been studied, that's not something i looked into.in i actually met my research trip someo

greg is here he's arty making fun of me. state is dropping reading, writing and math requirements needed to graduate high school. all in the name of, you guessed it, quality. oregon democrat governor quietly signed the bill last month. it is just now coming to light. there's no press release or signing ceremony, wonder why. the bill support his claim knowing how to read or write, or simply add and subtract is an unfair challenge to those who do not test well. but what about the challenge of never being able to get a job because you think two plus two equals purple? joining me now as i mentioned host of failed and the cohost of the five on fox news channel, greg gutfeld thanks for joining me. >> happy happy birthday break like it is my husband birthday which makes it my half birthday. that is how that works. >> what if it does equal purple? we might be really ignorant about this whole thing about math. why don't we just get into it? why don't we get rid of the standards? >> there are some things you do learn in school that ar

you arty know what kind of neighborhood we are talking about and it begs the question, where should that happen? >> this is key in my own work, i talk about what i call the value gap, a belief that some people because of the color of their skin ought to be valued more and that evidences itself in the distribution and advantages and disadvantages were some people are treated with disregard that accumulates overf time and this is not the result of loud but the result, it's sustained over time how it habituÉs. all of us are habituated to live these racial habits, the heart of our way of living so when i read this in nice racist, i never really thought about it in this way, we know homogeneous for the most part that when people talk about network racism talking about the fact that our network opportunities are passed along because they are not strong, they are robust, i'm not playing golf and i'm 50 or 60 of my friends got and the like so white world which has all of these benefits and advantage, almost as you put it earlier, this is the water you swim in, you can't come out of that without

you arty know what kind of neighborhood we are talking about and it begs the question where should i happen? >> this is key in my own words i talk about what i call value, a belief that some people because of the color of their skin ought to be valued more than others the evidences itself in the distribution where some people are treated with a sense of disregard that accumulate over time and this is not the result of loud racist but the result or it's sustained over time to help resituate. all of us to live the heart of our way of living so i never really thought about in this, we know what our social groups are making use the most part that people talk about network racism talk about the fact that our networks are so homogeneous the opportunities are not strong because they are robust, my friends got in the like, is the sense in which the segregated world which has all of these advantages almost, as he put it earlier, this is more you swim in, you can't come artifact without that. so he says racism comes to him as natural as language as a kentucky born guy. what you make about? so

artie walsh and the debarment of education secondary came out over the weekend saying we were hopinge recovery in september. this could slow down some of that. what happens to biden's approval rating with the job market? greg: i think it stays soft. what a signal from the federal reserve, basically saying we can't have an open conference at jackson hole because of the variant. so even the fed is knowledge and that this problem is not over yet, and it could lead to a softer economy towards the end of the year. very tough choices for jerome powell. guy: bloomberg is reporting that janet yellen, is supporting powell being reappointed. does afghanistan make that even more likely? i would have thought the president wouldn't want to be dealing with anything difficult right now, anything that is going to rock the boat, anything that could upset the market. does he just reappoint powell as a result of what is happening elsewhere? is that the easy choice? greg: absolutely, i think that the markets like powell. i think he is a shoo-in now after this leak could bloomberg over the weekend. there

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sure they're doing it short sprint here but they're arty pooping and peeing on themselves like the marathonhletes has been juicing. mostly apple but sometimes cranberry. there's a huge controversy this year end why the kids took a knee for bob black sheep. some of these girls have been trading their whole lives for this. unfortunately they all end up losing to a 30-year-old to identified as a 2-year-old. then second-place winner invited them all back to party at her crib. shaken and stirred, topic number two. let's go to australia shall we? for a little bit of unconventional jewelry, guys were there's a jeweler there creating custom necklaces and rings from the teeth of dead loved ones. perhaps you like a fine toothed comb. these are the works of jackie williams who integrates the remands of the dead into commemorative accessories. [laughter] what a great way to stay in touch with your families routes. jackie surrounds the teeth with gold, platinum, diamonds and other gems to create a little crown jewel purging came up with the idea when she was working as a gardener at a cemetery after stu

. >> greg: i feel like we arty have two versions of the country.ther is the democrats. >> i'm with you there. those who have and those who don't. jim crow would be very proud of this. because it's a very polite way of saying, you are not good enough. because -- i also think it's arrogance. any time i meet anyone who tells you they have a special gift, do you have any verification for that? or is this just you. because you are a. and take the mic away, because last time i checked, asia and india seems pretty hip on math and science and history, et cetera. they want to be doctors, lawyers, they want to contribute to the world. they want to be able to build something. because that is their way out. and in america we have two problems. one, the media, especially in my community, we don't see commercials about becoming a doctor or a mechanic or doing something like -- if you put this into your education, if you take the time to study and learn algebra and calculus in these things, it's going to transition to a guaranteed job. no, you are going to be a r

one is a partial skeleton like lucy four and a half million years old known as artie, or artpithigus. it has the pelvis and foot that occasionally was able to move around on two legs, but a big toe, a good tree climber, but when it came down to the ground, did it knuckle walk? no, it could actually work on two legs. that's four and a half million bipedal and if you go further back much more controversial and a little more difficult to interpret. so, this is a toe bone from a five and a half million-year-old from eat oem -- ethiopia and matches the shape and especially the bone of a human toe that would push off the ground. the chimpanzee, the toe curves in the other direction for grabbing. it is more like an ape in the trees, but angulation like yours and mind, it probably could have pushed off the ground. it's a cool fossil, but it's just a toe. it would have been nice. this is a beautiful femur from kenya, and if you compare it to a chimpanzee, the look how short the neck is on this fossil. and what that would do, it would talk about what i said earlier, the hip muscles, drawing the

it is artie burned nearly half a million acres and an area more than twice the size of new york city. and send. one of our favorite topics that we talk about the time on "fox news @ night" which would be food. food and dogs a lot. you have some new news about spicy food. apparently nearly half of americans like to really test their limits about what they can tolerate. >> that's right. that's nearly 843%. and that puts me in the other 57%. 37% say they are at least a spicy food aficionado. 15% say they will tolerate very spicy soup ohmic food. this is from a survey of 5,000 americans. a hundred thousand from each of all 50 states. so a little bit of a home by his hair. it said respondents found louisiana to have the spicy is food. then texas, then new mexico. but this is all self-reported. there is no chili cookoff here. there is no specific information other than what are you feeling, what are you thinking? >> shannon: an informal survey. i can attest to -- my stepdad is an amazing cook but he is also from louisiana and has some cajun background. and it will burn the hair out of your

i will also say that the failed extremity of the lockdowns and shutdowns and mandates, we artie saw that that didn't work last year. when it comes to florida, let's keep in mind how many liberals fled from other states like new york, california, and states like florida during the pandemic for freedom. now, they want to reverse course and shame governor ron desantis when many of them moved there for the leadership and freedom for biden, by governor ron desantis. keep bleeding, being strong, standing for freedom. ron desantis has a bright future ahead. it gives us a lot of hope when looking at these restrictions, these mandates. we are looking at governors like desantis and others saying "thank goodness for you, because you are protecting our freedoms." >> kayleigh: shannon, covid-19 has provided a juxtaposition between states. there's two models: the florida/texas model, or new york/california. responsibly, governor desantis said "get vaccinated, but we are in a different place. we are not locking down. we have a vaccine." the numbers help. as tomi just pointed out, there have been nearly

we have thanksgiving and the kid comes back from college will recognize them anymore. 700,000 have artiemarxism work i would like to strongly encourage you your children who are going to college or university or high school are armed with the antidote, the textbook for all what they will be taught and all of the efforts that of the brainwashing indoctrination. you don't have to rely on the government or the universities and colleges to tell your children what to learn get them the antidote. i will see you next time on life, liberty and levin. steve: good evening everyone welcome to "the next revolution". this is pro- worker pro family pro community and especially from america. this week as parents across the country protest scientifically a mask mandates for kids biden taps the education secretary to threaten close on the school closures in response even biden weighed in against parents