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congress, gets beaten aoc, eric cantor, the majority leader the republican in the house gets defeated by david bsee these stories, they infer from it that we are all in danger now. what matters is the primary vote. jim makes the opposite point, if you are halfway decent politician and anncumbent, you should be able to deal with situations like that. which is right? are members drawing the wrong lessons from these high visibility events and saying that we are all going to be in the same situation unless we toe the party the party line? or are there better politicians than that and they should have confidence in their ability as a politician? >> the fact is they do have to worry about primaries. they do. that is a reality. >> losing primaries. >> yeah, because if the base is further to the right, further to the left, that is who shows up in primaries. the real question used to be, do you change what you are doing because of that? the job worth it? ? you can't be who you are. i think that's the question people have to answer. >> i think it is worth it. every day that i looked up, literally said tha

well, in 2021 david young b o. we stood outside the you and hcr headquarters in tripoli, in libya, to process the treatment of refugees and migrants in the country. a process which lasted over 3 months. at the time he was himself being south, sit on today. he's a spokes person at the n g o refugees in libya, assistance'd him. i am a person with the very heart him. all experience is starting from my country of origin. and having left my country to reach a several other countries as a refugee and then on to libya, towards the end of 2018 where i was subjected to a new margin. no, i mean much novel atrocities, human rights violations, torture, exploitations and slash level. we haven't been afraid of persecution. we started using social media longer, go to document and publish what was happening. but until then, we had to remote those mask because we couldn't be over it anymore. we had to tell our stories, unfiltered as it was. we had to use the social media when we, when stuck in the street in front of the units out,

now, one of the most belligerent actors has b in the british foreign secretary load, david cameron, and he was one of the 1st to suggest an overs green light. these attacks inside the russian territory. now there's a number of countries of joining these goals. a president, a manual microphone. 2 the that is also said now that the ukraine must have the rights to defend itself, including it's a tax on these by uses where russia is launching, strikes against the against you cried. well, though he did say that the ministry also ready and targets while the shouldn't be talking to, didn't such attacks. this map shows that ukraine is being attacked from bases located in russia. we think that we should allow the trend to neutralize the military size from which missiles are fine. now the german challenge out of shouts is struck, a more cautious tone. the, he's a highlighted that the german weapon supplied to ukraine. all conditional on them not being used to strike was some type of fuel, though. he's kind of being a little bit contradictory and said the, well ukraine does have the right to defen

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b, if it doesn't. jesus palestinian. israel never existed. david didn't build the temple.orm history to fit their narrative and they don't want to hear any differing opinions. >> lawrence: i want to read this. i actually this is a sign from mayor adams he is warning the escalation of these activists, watch it. >> we have sounded the alarm. numerous times before about external actors who are tempted to hijack this protest. they are here to create discord and divisiveness. that is why i'm urging every student and every protester to walk away from this situation now. >> lawrence: so, what we have found out is that obviously some of the students are ignorant as you talked about. the mayor was talking about outside, international, national forces, agitators from the outside who are essentially coordinating the propaganda of hamas are influencing these students on campus. have you seen that? >> i mean, absolutely. look, you have a college student, universally, almost like a revolution. where you have the copy and paste north face $500 tents being set up within minutes all over c

and david levitz, thanks for watching and hope to see you soon. here on the dance could be green. very green. all this blue b s. white wine to some lovely red. definitely pull just the yellow if that's what you present. purple apples, very special bunch of georgia, choose your favorite color. we are all set and we're watching closely in the we can use a story behind the news. we wrote about unbiased information for 3 nights the vis piece of ancient plan, samantha take started an error or last missing majorly. without planning of course, the most logical way of stopping that is binding less of this and other fossil fuels. but that's what's happening nearly fast enough into the carbon tax and alluringly simple. i do. just put the price tag on carbon emissions that are destroying our planet. the more you pollute, the more you pay, leading and theory to less pollution and making clean alternatives more appealing. almost 30 countries worldwide have a form of it. so can the common tax stop us from polluting? but 1st things 1st, why are we focusing on carbon? or that's because as soon as we've done this, it becomes

and then, b, would it have been both politically and theoretically possible? davide hard part here was that everyone of these presidents, democratic and republican, clinton and bush and obama and trump, they all had to live in the hope that you could avoid using diplomatic and trade means, having a collision with russia and china and certainly having one that was simultaneous. so you can fault them for attempting to build up as good of a relationship as possible. but you can fault them for two things. and this is a bipartisan complaint i have. i would be interested in your reaction to it because you were in the state department of time this was going on. first, we paid a very serious price for focusing solely on counterterrorism and the middle east for 20 years. you remember these days in the state department -- if you are going to get promoted as a diplomat, you had to spend your time in iraq and afghanistan. i mean, it was the unspoken rule. in the military you certainly did because it was the only way you are going to get battle experience and thus the commendati

david: i am autistic and i am a libertarian. [laughter]vivek: what you will get from other politicians, yeah, the c-d-b-c.ld trump di't know it was. i told him what it is. he said, what is the reason i believe if you don't have a good argument for the other don't actually believe. three nights later he is in new hampshire and i am backstage listening. he goes on stage and says, i am here to announce that i am approach to the creation of digital bank currency. . he has stuck to that ever since. here is what i will say. i think the republicanty and its leadership in the next president of the united states a better version of the south because of the existence of the people in this room. now i want that influence to be asbe. and then there is a technical question, is that going to be by getting x percent? or by some other means of actually making sure that we don't just talk about, but shutdown agencies? actually gets in there and flatten out as much of the government as a cam so we can have as little of the tax codes country for smokes and invent the conflicts marching as to world war iii? how do we turn th

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the on the left to pay the brushes for a 2nd to load david cameron, i pay to green light attacks inside russian territory. now those comments were y b condemned by russian officials, a housing role back on them. these taken a vote belligerent stocks towards russia and it comes just a few weeks off to a rushing human rights organization. had linkedin probation that a american army left tenant attorney. good to was really the most mind behind the strategy of finding this solves into disability and i have is a folder ortiz said to be the shadow, come on for the pride in on for students. it's the sucking of general is illusion. the so for the russian defense industry, they're saying that they're making efforts to create what they've described as a buffers i which will hopefully bring some kind of relief to the citizens of overall. yeah. so, so indeed, devastating steve. so we do the opposite of us on the site, the updates. it's most of the size. nato weapon, including arrival time, is solidly using ukraine's deadly attack on bells or the russian farm is. he said, it was one of many crimes perpetrated by keith. i'm is west and support th

didn't think you could trade down at ihop i think you were really down there already, david like, trade down from what, the berry to the plain pancake >> you can't get real syrup at ihop actually, i'm not sure >> i happen to like applebee's used to go there with my kids, but then my kids grew up and didn't want to go there. >> to where, ihop? i'll eat pancakes anywhere any time >> they have a mezcal margarita that's done by bryan cranston. >>> we haven't done hood crypto sales up 230% >> let's go hood on the one hand, when you listen to vlad, he is just telling you the greatest story on earth, and they're opening a lot of accounts on the other hand, when you look at what they're buying, they're buying crypto, and they're buying options, and so far, that is sustainable i don't know how long it can be sustainable. that said, vlad's taking accounts from everybody. and i think that everyone who is watching who is in the business must be say, what is that guy doing? he's taking our accounts chlkt t the answer is, he's skating ahead of the puck. people want crypto i think he's doing a good job. >> mizuho reiterate

b a c. i a director. he was nominated after casey died because he was lying about iran, contra david, bore and called him at home one night and said, bob, i think you're gonna have to step aside. i can't get you out of this committee and he told her why. bob went into the white house the next morning and told ronald reagan, president reagan, that he wanted to withdraw his nomination. but somehow he laundered themselves 5 years later, another republican president who i think owe a lot to bob gates because bob knew a lot about iran contra and could have implicated george w bush in terms of his knowledge of the cross country as well. and that's when i went public and things change drastically. was of the teaching of the national or college that and there was pressure put on the by the common donald or college not to testify. he said, we have a lawyers dependent gosh, we can get you out of this subpoena. and i told her about the reminded him about the penalties that can be given to someone who gets tries to get in the way of a government. and the major general backed off immediately. but i, i went public. it

david pecker. pecker, the former publisher of the national inquirer testified by b.eeting with trump and michael cohen to set up the plan that protects trump's presidential campaign in motion. it was two months after trump announced that he was running for the white house. and pecker said the three met at trump tower to carry out the plan. pecker and cohen testified three weeks apart in this trial but they basically told the jury the very same thing that trump told pecker to work with cohen. their goal? keep stories that could hurt trump's presidential campaign out of the public eye. here is cohen's testimony. question: who did he say he would get in touch with? he was able to identify these type of stories? cohen said, the answer was me. mr. trump, also. and then you had pecker's testimony about three weeks earlier. i would notify michael cohen and then he would be able to have them killed in another magazine or have them not publish or somebody would have to purchase them. the jury has also asked for pecker testifying about him advising cohen to buy the story from

we should have a plan b, the worst case scenario is that we don't have bart, or we have a reduced type of bart. cal state east bay professor david frazier says while he doesn't see bart ultimately folding, he says the transit agency can't assume voters will jump on board a proposed bailout. he says bart has a lot of work to do. if people can feel okay. this is a service that is effective. it is reliable, it is consistent, it's clean, then people are more likely to look favorably when you come asking for something. allen says the agency needs to find ways to cut spending. now. she says the agency continues to increase spending every year. i think that the taxpayers, before they start pulling money more money out of their wallets, that they would like to see that the agency is taking seriously this notion that we've got to do a deep assessment of how we cut the cost of delivering this service. angeles says he's willing to pay higher taxes to keep bart rolling. i would, there's no doubt i would. the question should bart assume enough voters will agree to do the same in contra costa county? jodi hernandez, nbc, bay area news well, u

we should have a plan b the worst case scenario is that we don't have bart or we have a reduced type of bart. cal state east bay professor david frazier says while he doesn't see bart ultimately folding, he says the transit agency can't assume voters will jump on board a proposed bailout. he says bart has a lot of work to do if people can feel okay. this is a service that is effective and it is reliable, it is consistent, it's clean, then people are more likely to look favorably when you come asking for something. allen says the agency needs to find ways to cut spending. now, she says the agency continues to increase spending every year. i think that the taxpayers, before they start pulling money, more money out of their wallets, that they would like to see that the agency is taking seriously this notion that we've got to do a deep assessment of how we cut the cost of delivering this service. the mitchells say they're willing to pay higher taxes to keep bart rolling. it's super important for us, and i think that as taxpayers, it's our responsibility to help with that. and i think we should. the question should bart assume enou

b mac certainly. people on both sides of the issue. >> was it even remotely possible that david swain had had somethingith his wife shelley death? that was the question burning in the mind is shelley tyre's parents, richard and lisa. ever since swain had returned from tortolla with her daughters body, the tires demanded answers from their son- in-law, answers that weren't forthcoming. >> i kept saying over the phone to him, but the buddy system. you were there. and he just kept saying, i wasn't there. >> they are saying, you are the expert. you are the caretaker. why did you leave her? >> why did i let this happen. >> swain's first face-to-face meeting with his in-laws after coming home ended in a shouting match, and for the next three years, their suspicion of foul play only grew. so much so that in 2002, her parents filed a lawful. >> nothing that happens in court takes care of our pain and our loss. >> i am very, very emotional. yes. >> the tires hired investigators. after traveling to tortolla, the experts formulated this scenario, which they then re- enacted on videotape, that david swain attacked

david, are you excited about the musical? you seem like a guy who loves musicals. >> i'm actually the understudy for susan b anthony.now, i've never heard of the musical but it's so bizarre if you are in the arts world, to partner with hillary clinton. it's like yeah, i've got a new interpretive dance show i'm doing with henry kissinger. >> greg: i love that reference because you know he died a couple of months ago. >> the cia had you believing that, greg. this guy, he's in a bunker calling the shots. >> greg: but the name itself, it's like like that would appeal to a younger demographic. we don't call them suffragettes, we called them suffs. that's what it is on the streets. >> also i mean just when you are buying tickets, how do you spell suffragettes? i mean i wouldn't know how, i'd be going to kat's matinee. i would never be able to put that word in. >> greg: monosyllabic musicals exactly. all right joey, i love the fact that hillary is like trying to find things to do in her life but everything she does doesn't pan out. didn't she have a tv show on apple with her insufferable daughter? and -- >> karaoke or some

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today, cohen said he would never want to b e a part of a white house staff that would wani tht him as chief of staffat.at so we need to keep in mind what david said and what andy mccarthy said you quotedev earlier, however damaging the cross is, however damaging the direct was, the thing to keep in focus was this is a legally, invalid theory of prosecution. it is unlikely to survive on appeal. byg the way, even if new york passed a law that said paying for catch and kill stories is illegal and probably wouldn't survive constitutional scrutiny. t>> laura: david, something quite something to behold as this is unfolding and we are getting minute-by-minute transcripts.urt. we know what is said in court and we know what the elements of the crime. any lawyer who has ever studiedl quinn pro, criminal or law school knows what they need toe do here and they haven't done it, right? they have to prop up cohen fromv the outside. h this. >> there is evidence which the jury can convict and he's good e seenough based on everything r i see to carry the prosecution's , that is, if the juryra believes him. >> laura: davi: david here thata former federal judge

b atit became a fence and pokinh hole after hole in inconsistencies have her story from the past and the present. >> laura: when you reallybi think about this, david, this was their big day. michael cohen those people must consider a -- most people consider a jughead and defiled by the democrats and rick cute build cute back ridicule behinds television and the great scene ofca this case, but this was rey their day but how did it ultimately turn ? >> i think terribly and certainly the polls go upc because of it and the american t wapublic thinks you know mikes completely unfair in the prosecution went before the judgment too far but as a lawyer, it is offensive. this is why we have rule of evidence. i understand jurors want to hear salacious stories, but we have judge and should have a judge in place to prevent that. ifhe d it he should have grantea mistrial. know we didn't because if he had to come in every trial in the circumstances would be barred by double jeopardy. there would be no manifest knewnecessity to put -- the prosecutor knew stormy daniels or whatever her name was was uni going to testify about someto unknown, unidentified person wit

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david: yeah, that's what we need. just explainers to explain how happy we are. the border, the border is closed or crime? crime is better than it used to bting continue even though it's not working in the polls? >> i thissen don't think it will. will. the fact is under joe biden it's gone up 18% and for something like that, this is humorist reigns leading and going for the gas pulmoand paying more than before and david: you don't have the choice to buy and going apophasesser than discretionary and hurting people in the bronx the most. >> correct. more importantly that, it's going up more quickly than wages. wages arenot keeping up with any of this and as for the border, turn on your tv and people are running for the boarder and adds far as crime, black americans in the bronx and shirks they've been complaining that they're being -- their services are being displaced for illegals and people demanding this stuff for free and demanding debit cards in new york. i don't know if it's gotten that far in chicago, but it's close. the point is again, a lot of folks talked to by our reporters in the bronx are saying this ticks them off. happening a

she is b lynch pen to what spend described as a catching kill scheme, allegedly orchestrated by the former president donald trump. and a man by the name of david tucker, the publisher of a national tabloid, a scheme in which they would buy the rights to stories that were seen as unflattering to the president, and then agree not to publish them. this was in 2016 in the run up to the 2016 election for president trump. uh, former president, trump michael cohen was a lawyer is a lawyer by trade, but he's described himself as president trump's fixer, his bug, and he is key in this case as the link, the person who can identified president trump as the source of the money. and the mis characterization of money spent on paying off the adult film star stormy daniels, a $130000.00. president former president trump has denied having anything to do in terms of an affair with this one. and he's denied having any knowledge of those payments. and how they recorded the prosecution has alleged, he listed them as legal fees to hide the fact that they were payoffs. but we do expect that the defense will be questioning. michael cohen's credibility as he testifies

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b. the millions of car rides that occur without any tragic accident. it's the negative stories, the tragedies. is there a tendency in the media to focus on the negative? i've noticed abc is on here, david these segments to the end, american made her america proud, do those also resonate and just aren't getting enough attention? >> those segments great really well in those segments are there to get you to stay tuned to watch jeopardy, which always works. but it is also there as a palate cleanser because they know the rest of the half hour is rather bleak. i think that negativity bias is something that is baked in. there's very little that individuals or institutions can do about it because fundamentally the house on fire is a news story and the other houses are not. i see a business market opportunity, i see a lot of market opportunity for startups and news outlets to fill in these blanks and take advantage of what's broken about what we are describing. for example, imagine a start up news video operation that's made for your phone that tells you in a minute or two everything that happened without trying to scare the be jesus out of you. that tells you you don't have to's pay attention

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