dani: to that point, babylon has cut jobs in a bid to slash costs. you preparing for recession and what does the conversation look like? >> i am not on the board anymore at babylon but we are telling all companies, manage your cash very wisely. it may be a long and difficult cycle for the next 24 months. if you can save a dollar here or there it is worth doing. cut things that are relatively discretionary. make sure you have a much longer buffer. mark: thank you -- manus: thanks for being with dani and i, rob kniaz at hoxton. >> rishi sunak's resignation. hong kong residents have been urged to stockpile food and medicine as lockdown fear hangs over the city. the financial hub reported 55 new infections for tuesday all found in people who have already quarantined. a compulsory measure for cases and close contacts in china. chelsea football club's new owners are grappling with tax liability for luxury cars given to players. the consortium discovered the issue during due diligence. the british tax authorities are investigating. the u.s. bureau of labor

i was, i never thought about the victims all the people i was taking money from babylon village to them, but i do now. i don't think i told her once either you'd never picture the people you're stealing for all that only came in cause seeing how gutted they were nor by bruce, how much? cuz every one was a single mother with 6 kids familiar. who are i later than i thought? can the damn la das rawlson ah, final security check. and then they're cleared to get on the road for a 3 hour journey to another institution, hosting the nation wide set airbag a cop with the buying the we were up at 5 because we were so excited, awfully of good long look of of feels like my birthday, wicked day was with wagner, and the day that gets off to a good start dog, the lads from berlin beat halford, one nail in their 1st game with marco in defense. probably good for after a decent start. i hope things will carry on that while the real difficult of good on his violin side make it into the knockouts without conceding it gets physical. a challenge for me. okay. that mirror deborah? yeah. from i always remember

so annalynn babylon, the foreign minister from the greens, has made it very clear that she sees the fight against the climate crisis as the biggest crisis in terms of international security because of all its implications on other areas on refugees, on migration, et cetera. so this is something where she says it is vital that are all the ministers have to get a get together to prepare the next big climate conference in november so that they can put pressure on each other. so that more can be done. p w political correspondent in a has a thank you. she like us acting president, has declared a state of emergency across the entire country. he's had the measure was necessary to maintain security and essential supplies. ronelle work from a thing that took over the sri lankan leadership on friday, after the previous president was ousted by mass protest, shortages of fuel, food and medicines have provoked widespread anger. lawmakers are due to elect a new president on wednesday. he w is se asia bureau chief, i'm richard chima, is entry lankin capital colombo and explained what the state of emerge

there were anti jewish and anti semitic crises in alexandria in babylon, in egypt, so as if they were violent, greasy, life continued afterwards, abundant. there was this traditional mistrust of jews in the roman mindset. but there were no societies that had formed around that idea. but with christianity anti jewish societies emerged and took root. this is such that ah, in jerusalem at the center of the roman, occupied kingdom of judea, various branches of judaism had been clashing for years. ah, jesus of nazareth own to a jewish family presented himself as the long awaited jewish messiah. he led a small dissident community that gained importance. these were the future christians. ah, christianity emerged and emerged relatively slowly out of judaism. so we can consider these are a sick sects of also of a similar religious community, not in the wake of the speaker of jesus. they were jews who believed in jesus effect. lakeland christian sundays. the 1st christians were actually jews. so it was very difficult at 1st to differentiate a jew from a christian who did they shared texts, they

and in champagne, one city toya, following the legacy of cordova and babylon became one of judaism main spiritual centers in europe. it was home to rabbi shlomo, yet chocky or rashi, nicknamed the frenchman, a winemaker poet, scriptural interpreter and teacher. he was an influential figure in the region. in his school rush, he formulated a comment tree on the hebrew bible, the tora, his comment trees, which also influenced christian thinkers, became the main reference for jewish studies. it's still taught to day throughout the world. rush is texts also contains certain words written in the french language for the 1st time. ah, on the 27th of november 1095 from the city of claremont pope herb and the 2nd called for the re conquest of jerusalem. it had recently fallen to the turks and pilgrims could no longer access the church of the holy sepulchre. the supposed sights of christ's tomb that is, the period in which europe confronted islam. western europe began to think of itself as a kind of collective, a christian collective in a common war against an external non christian enemy. from al

still knowledgeable to do it with oh, when it comes to stuff's russian relations and this, i believe babylon and putin, by a literal literally ship is very good to, to the extent that the if both leaders are out of office because, you know, that's a picture, same level of engagement on both sides. multiple issues with what is in spoken with when you do study williams. sure. it's a, you know, much about what is reality. especially with, with boilers within a certain amount of option you, when you submit checklist people, it guy, reason joy, you're going to boston, and we'd get a studies from which are concerned the purpose. gratitude is who the central against do not stick to the job position. so money to better use of the nation, the city or the new problem that i given such america. so what spirit shipping gives the family that has done skewed mission plays and i just mention but of course get the have to rush. you know, the choice is a local that the worker we personally get them on me as the most mission. somebody with shorter height is usually what he would usually do. 2 of, you know, a

and i don't believe that anybody has babylon. on the other hand, i also have a belief that we need to look forward as low as possible, looking backwards. ah, will look forward backward. well, forward is going to be like backward. if you don't do something about what happened in the past, nobody has been held accountable for the torture that happened in the past. and for this, among other people, i fault. president obama, essentially he gave everybody, dick cheney donald rumsfeld. he gave them all a free pass george w bush. they're all going to be rehabilitated. they're all going to be treated as great statesman. one day, i mean, they gave president obama a nobel prize for not being george w bush. the question, of course, the world tap, dancing around or avoiding as does it work as torture work doesn't work. people that have information that are part of an underground apparatus, a terrorist organization, revolutionary organization, accomplished organization, whatever organized form of collective alan chip, i, b, they won't frank,

. >> and putting the babylon be out of business and "the onion."babylon be 18 months ago, not 25 months ago. it is no longer like going, when my dad was a kid. it was two years ago this stuff would have sounded insane. >> jesse: but this is actually insane. speaking of insane you have double booked yourself and you are now on gutfeld exclamation point. you are saying that show is not life? >> nobodies taller than people think. >> jesse: he is? no, he's not coming he's not. >> i'm trying to curry favor. >> jesse: you don't have to. he will take anybody on that show. that's right, gutfeld. he is not a counselor at the antifa camp. i just want to put that out there. i just sent a text message and i don't want to read this but i have to because i have integrity. stop laughing, corolla. jessie, come on, man, you should know how to pronounce palatable. i believe i pronounced it "palatable." that is the irish pronunciation, so it is like tomato/tomato. some actually not wrong. just some text messages. mary from idaho, how did aoc afford bail? she says she

sausage, pretty ryan jag, smoked black, bacon black put in, bite bains, fried tomatoes, mushrooms and babylon, squeak. so i get when i go on holiday and then i've been away from the country and of thank you miss most is having a full english breakfast like the one we've got here. tower bridge, barren markets and london's tallest building, the shards are all near terry's cafe for remark. it is one of london's oldest and largest food markets for austin yardley. it's the perfect place to get the ingredients for an english breakfast. he places high value on local produce the secret of the good english breakfast is as simple as the ingredients. you've got to have a good sausage with high mate content. when you smoke clack bike and to better qualitative projects, the better the qualitative breakfast. austin yardley. his father, terry founded the cafe and gave it its name. at age 14 austin yardley was ready preparing english breakfast for himself. to day he leaves the cooking to some one else has checked for breakfast, shift is become free. i would say this is the list of ingredients. cabbage eggs,

so a bank is a metal told in dublin, babylon policy did lemon yet not enforced. battery. jeffrey dawson, as near push can park elite equal cost when they go home, is it read it? who said ok bear soon left click progress. he rubbermaid the home pearson uses to yellow i to harm of you a policy. so yeah. married one, let her miscellaneous in the 19th and early 20th centuries, the french british, italian and german armies crushed local african resistance, massacre the people, and simply then took what they wanted. all kinds of these boys of war arrived in european institutions. the museums also sent their own envoys. i'll place orders with army officers for specific items. european countries competed fiercely with one another to build the biggest collections. in the 19th century, there were hundreds of colonial battles across africa, followed by ruthless looting. the british seas royal artifacts in magdalena, now in ethiopia, and then in the ashanti empire. now, southern gunnar, the pieces he took are still in british institutions to day. the french defeated the tickler empire in what's now

so annalynn babylon, the foreign minister from the greens, has made it very clear that she sees the fight against the climate crisis as the biggest crisis in terms of international security. because of all its implications on other areas, on refugees, on migration, et cetera. so this is something where she says it is vital that are all the ministers have to get a get together to prepare the next big climate conference in november so that they can put pressure on each other. so that more can be done. if you debbie political correspondent nina has a thank you lawmakers in the u. s. state of texas have released a damning report on the police response to a school shooting in the city of loudy. in may. the report goes as far as to say, that lacking leadership could have contributed to the loss of life. the findings were presented to the victims, relatives who have accused the authorities of trying to cover up police failures, lackadaisical and agree justly poor. this is how lawmakers in texas described the police response to the you body school shooting that claimed 21 lives security video foo

i know there were still 2 people inside to babylon, todd, so she shut off by law to tune. they survived by the skin of their teeth. the torrent tore a hole into julissa parent's house, but after 8 months of repairs, they were able to move back in. many locals, meanwhile, have been left traumatized by the flood. monopolized amongst your water from that includes taking a shower. yeah, you hear the water gushing out of the shower head be does muscles does oppose levels. columbus is open. that reminds you of the sound of surgeon water and the feeling of wetness to fuel. last year's r, valley flood killed at least a 133 people. hundreds went missing, only to be found later, including some of you. william neighbors does reddish opening for gal. never forget that boy out the door was forced open by the water masses and a child shouted musket mom. hello my mom, hell mama has been done and then it was suddenly quiet in the shop. i did not hear from these people for 3 days till next as in, but then i saw them again and we'll new. okay, there say nothing bad has happened to them in m

listen to each other and not just the low level negotiators and foreign minister, angelina. babylon said that the idea was that menaces reminded each other of the urgency to act. because you do have to keep in mind that many countries have written down or are writing down their pledges, how they intend to fight the climate crisis to all the legal texts are in place. but of course, there's currently a multitude of crises for many countries, and they are all linked to each other. the effects of the cova pandemic, rising energy and food prices, the implications of russia's war against ukraine. and despite all this said form in suburb of climate action is more necessary than ever. now, world leaders of policy not to sacrifice climate protection when plugging the gap in energy supplies resulting from the war and ukraine right now. what, how likely is that? will europeans really care much about where their energy is coming from? nina, if they're heating systems are threatened this winter. it is an immense test for the international community. and it is, of course, a huge challenge also for the

that year. saws in babylon, piper, inflation hit. one of the highest levels in history with a 0 dollar essentially not even worth the paper. it was printed on. now, inflation is down to 200 percent. still one of the highest rates in the world. and byways central bank is introducing gold coins as a hedge. it says to reduce the need for us dollars and curb those run away prices. so will the banks plan work? we'll get expert analysis on that in just a moment. but 1st, the doubly news africa's privilege machinery filed this report from herrera. zima was new gold coin is named after the country's world famous victoria falls. there is, if big is billing it is a magic bullet in the fight against the countries inflation problems, the central banks had to seize. the aim is to provide, as in bob winds, with his sift store value and reduce the demand for you as dollars. many here he feared the grin bag to the weak, local dora, which is lost more than 70 percent of its value. this year. we do respected the pupils and barbara we know where to beg

oh, really good to talk to you, jonathan reinhold, head of the department of political studies at babylon university. speaking to that from tele b. a curfews been imposed industrial anchor effective immediately . it comes a day after thousands of people, storm the office of prime minister, acting present, running victim a single one person died. dozens were injured during the demonstrations protest as have agreed to withdraw from government buildings, but they want the president got to by roger pox. the impeached or the role of polished altogether. he of course fled the country yesterday, but as yet to formerly resign we are not not be in today. we are in the building. we just only they already go down to the county. so he has no bolling. she will be out again so that i be leaving the building steadfast and has moved from columbus. i'm not sure why in this building, i was actually making a lot of these 5 make and now we're going to continue out where it's not been our goal to defy building they occupied as soon saturday when more than a 1000 after the residency of the press here the build

when it came to a bid for the top job, hubig stood back and allowed babylon to try for the chance the ship didn't. i'm he campaigned hard speaking out on issues he thought were important in the summer of 2021 long before the russian invasion in february. this year you traveled to ukraine and called for germany to really think it's opposition or providing weapons . you call some sort of a control the see when you called for an on delivery to ukraine. would you repeat this demand to send i'm, it's clear that there for war in ukraine, in dunbar, it's lasting now. 7. yes, it's the longest since world war 2 in europe, and the attention is shifting away, but people still buying 4 times too many, robert, her back is a good communicator who is willing to speak even uncomfortable. truth pose often place him as one of germany's most popular politicians that could be useful as he tries to keep the government on track while chancellor sholtes he's on vacation. not, it won't change the fact that he has a lot of bad economic news to deliver and we can cross. now to d. w chief political corresponden

is that the only so you shit, really commonly problems and the in babylon is some sort of push mo, with russia by which you can lift the sanctions. she ration so well, i'm glad we found supplies. i am churned. first, there's a stand on the plane. well, there are some mayors in german towns actually that are calling for somewhat of a reconciliation with russia. they're calling for berlin to open the north stream to pipeline with russia. how likely do you think it is for that to happen? well, the experience and energy security rod, i'm ready, i'm glad i only chose a thumb and he goes to jeez, so remember that the europeans and i'm glad you're out. well, that is m, i was your future. this id with russia is die with russia. so whatever they do, they have, and you find that there is some certain relation. i read rhymes, russia, otherwise it becomes, i'm how prim i'm that will lead you in a pm young, a young as a friend of this. so claps sooner or later. all right, international loyal economist, dr. mambo solemn. i always a pleasure having you on the program. thank you. thank you. china's pre

medical babylon, on her final day, she said come with me. when i said to her later, darling medical that rally. she asked me why we don't. i said yes. and then i'll be sleeping next to you. she put her head on my shoulder and drew her last breath. you may. i looked, it was like when a baby says mamma for the 1st time you may know it. mamma, april mama, she breathed mamma. and at that moment i lost her. you will never forget that ah mm ah no to some old. 14 years ago i began retracing the steps from my home town in sweden to my native country, chile, and the desert town of our rica or earth and stardom. adrica. falcon said 2 places that have been connected, my entire life wanted some unconnected by the mining company. alida will either ah, mona had issue many people here a sig and thousands initially. they say it's because of the ways it at their book, it and of all funded there some to the waste that's left over after we've finished mining for gold back at home after we'd extracted the precious metals from the or it melma viewed a feel we've

an assistant dean from babylon, new york... returning champion-- an attorney from river edge, new jersey... ...whose 1-day cash winnings total... [applause] and now hosting "jeopardy!"-- ken jennings. [applause] thank you, johnny. welcome, everyone, to "jeopardy!" it all came down to final jeopardy! yesterday, but it was attorney matt mierswa, who's been a "jeopardy!" fan so long that he used to record the show on vhs tapes, whatever those are, who came up with the correct response, and emerged as our victor. stands behind the champion's podium today. good luck to you today as well as your challengers-- alfred and alison. let's see what categories will be in play during the jeopardy! round. first... then... we then go to... and... matt, you're our champion. begin the game for us. quiz bowl for $200, please. - alison. - what is a sugar bowl? yes. please rise for our national... $600. - alfred. - who is uncle sam? - that's correct. - please rise for $800.

something happened the babylon night. but to live, i know you didn't leave the smuggled. women may be free to walk away, but without legal status or knowledge of english, they are often tied to their employers. smuggled vietnamese men often end up in a different trade. he came made contact on line with a man who'd become a gardener after cannabis fawn. and i'm like, he's kept inside an old looking terrorist house on a suburban street. just a grammar, a 9 a year later, bye. with the man tending these cannabis plans hardly ever leaves the house. there's no furniture. just rows of plants. he breathes in fume some chemical fertilizers, snatches a few hours sleep on an old mattress and lives in fear of his boss, the police, and on thugs who want to steal the drugs. j. o y low that my, i don't want it a lot more. no more level one moment. whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. online to be lucky. she got her. ah ok down the nickel. low. who? why? like others toiling in britain's cannabis houses. he believes he will learn a lot of money. but s

tomorrow night on the show babylon both, nate ryan and katie pavlich, it's good to be a good tuesday,onic mispronunciation is just one more example of america's ongoing efforts to needlessly simplify the english language. i don't know about that. according to google, it was a british chemist named humphry davy who first called the stuff alumium because it occurred in a substance called alum. he then wrote a pretty famous book called, "elements of chemical philosophy," in which he changed both the spelling and the pronunciation to aluminum.

just policing the blue checks like conservative scholars, jordan peterson or the satirical web site babylond off twitter while allowing this other stuff. howard: right. >> there's a lot of violent rhetoric posted on twitter all the time, the person is not a blue check, and that stays on the site. it's a great question and there's no answer to it right now. howard: yeah. people who don't know, blue checks are verifieded, highly visible users. harold, facebook, instagram, twitter, they all say they have rules against violent content, ask yet as susan says, took takes just a short time to kind the filler -- the killer's crazed talk. to me, we used to talk about the a paper trail in the preinternet days. now you have this video trail that's out there. >> look, this is one of those mornings where you're going to find, i think, more agreement amongst all of us which is a refreshing thing. there, perhaps, ought to be more regulation because i think the only way you're going to get the social media companies to perhaps subscribe to one platform on these things, collaboration amongst public authorit

we didn't look at babylon be. we didn't look at joe rogan's 70 videos, we didn't look at that.ree month period, it would have been billions of pieces of information that have never reached the american people because of the censorship. it has never happened in human history. >> shannon: it is called sensor track if you want to check out the data for yourself. it is there. thanks for joining us, good to see you. >> thank you, shannon. >> shannon: coming up, a woman who says date stood her up is now suing the guy for ten grand. does she have a case? night court is next. store yours until you're ready. then we deliver to your new home - across town or across the country. pods, your personal moving and storage team. wait!!! let me help—land o' frost premium meat. delicious and no by-products! toss it in. ay, moi? ok. weeeeeeeeee! make the smart choice. land o'frost premium meat. ♪ ♪ >> you don't know what happened, you are on the outside looking in. you don't know anything! >> you are the plaintiff! you have to lay out your allegations. >> are we done here? we done here? >> no we a

marginally cutting out a program, this is about going to the heart of it, the heart of the beast this is babylon. that's what we have here. by the way, we have a plan, ladies and gentlemen, we're at war. we're at war with the administration. >> look, this is the preview of the second act, i guess, of the trump presidency. it is a long time between now and when that act would start. if the former president actually is going to follow that road map which is what steve bannon was trying to do, trying to get him to focus on really who will owing out the federal government, continuing what he was doing, we will see this afternoon. we will see in mr. trump's speech, which is around 3:00 eastern or so, if he's going to turn the page and start a second act by talking about policy or if it's going to be that grievance from the past. we'll get a sense this afternoon. i have my bets. we'll see. >> we'll see and we'll have that conversation tomorrow. up next for us, you don't want to miss this brand-new fascinating scene on how chief justice john roberts tried but ultimately failed to swing one conservative

and seen babylon for what it means, the development of women, civil. oh, the crossing to invest something in the air. honestly. i guess maybe, i mean, this was sheffield after england's women learned as the lawyer, nurses thrush, sweden, to reach sunday's euro 2022 final nationwide screenings like this or bringing people together in public. but nearly half a 1000000 fans of attended much is so far more than doubling the figure for the last tournament 5 years ago. like this fed hostess to completely different atmosphere to the mains. it's more that i 5 and it's more fun. a one join in saying a macy can wives and underpinning the euros. there's a whole ecosystem from the women super league to semi professional clubs like dollars, hamlet here in south london to school teams. how to believe that for decades women were bought from competing in a game that the english football association called quite unsuitable for females. a ground up and down the country. women's teams offer the fans quality football week in week out, but there's no doubt the euros tourna

but a time champions, germany hidden babylon, your roads line or we're back in it or the 11 minutes ago they num ago, making it one are which is how it finished. after the $99.00 again went extra time and it was torment houses, england snatched victory. thanks to another substitute to chloe kelly to one that the fine school queen elizabeth was quick to congratulate the team afterward saying that success is far beyond the trophy. they so deservedly end. and they've set an example that would be an inspiration for girls and women today and for future generations. uh huh. a clarify through cross, are they that you're thinking that that's been been done so now i have met? that's been been sorry. yeah. oh, well we haven't seen this at all. this is something that music gilroy image. i think we want to cope. i'm don't think yeah, that's the home of the cup that's in switzerland somewhere. do a phone, but we wanted to we're really happy. have is the reaction of the england fans. you watch the match at london's trafalgar square, a number of in that getting into the found into set of rights dot tr

the babylon ladies are already mocking us.urselves across the baltic, starving action-packed dramas, the totalitarian roman became one of the first works of the actor sergei yushkevich. it was with her that his own romance with cinema began. long and stormy for 28 years and more than 160 roles. but there is one that the artist misses, perhaps most of all, the role of a carefree boy. with earrings, the image today carefully preserves the old photo album. i miss him. there was a lot of new things there, the trees were taller, the grass was greener, and there was a small room in the dormitory of a machine-building plant. the merit of my mother seemed to be a real palace, she decorated the walls with paintings and photographs, shelves with fresh flowers, often gathered guests. the only thing missing in that bright and comfortable room. so this is the father. he left the family when the boy was not even a year old and my father was only my mother, so i felt a little disabled like that, and the spiritual mother, let's say, was alway

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i thought this was a babylon be spoofed because it is that crazy to see gavin newsom trying to claimda falls number 2, california 48/50 meaning they are the least free state in the country, no one is buying this but clearly so many people did what i did and my husband did and many new yorkers and californians left blue states for red states, so many people left california, lost a congressional seat, florida gained a congressional seat, texas gained two and that is because they are much freer and much better places to live with nicer people, better weather and better taxes. stuart: i agree with you, great stuff, thank you for being with us, always a pleasure, see you soon. almost 11:55, a couple seconds. here is the trivia question this wednesday. which airport is the largest in area? in america? denver international, chicago's o'hare, jfk, lax? the answer when we come back. . . to finally lose 80 pounds and keep it off with golo is amazing. i've been maintaining. the weight is gone and it's never coming back. with golo, i've not only kept off the weight but i'm happier, i'm healthier

tomorrow, babylon. 24 miles in the hamptons on saturday. almost 30 miles.-- speak of the general and sergeant major have motivated troops. me too if people want to give money, where they go? >> the woundedwarriorproject.org. we have hundreds of community riders come out riding with us. they do a couple of those rides around the country. there are lots of ways to volunteer. get involved obviously. they can do it we do without financial support. and many of our supporters riding with us. >> and his story place in the hamptons. >> ainsley: jimmy buffett sometimes things there. >> and their nine then hosting us to put this thing's up. and we ride in the hamptons on saturday. it's a big deal. >> pete: the general bikes all the time. he's ready to do it. believe it. thank you very much, general. congratulations on your brent brennan for your service. thanks so much. thank you guys for your service. we appreciate it. stick around. more in a moment. we are going to kick it >> ainsley: bill hemmer is in this video. what's coming up on your show, my friend? >> i'm re