however, bale, of course, is being modest.y from the lordly shoulder of leo, many awards, including an oscar and a golden globe, and the status of the most skillful master of disguise. it is known that bale is ready for dramatic changes in appearance for the sake of the role, including experiments with weight. fans have calculated that bel has lost and gained a total of 274 kg throughout his career. for example, in 2003 he lost an extreme weight of 49 kg to play an emaciated loser. the sudok of the hero of the thriller, the driver, after that he began to rapidly dial again the weight needed to pump up muscles to play batman for cristofeno changed beyond recognition in 2018 to transform into former us vice president dicko cheney. the other day, bel changed his appearance again, although for now he limited himself to just shaving his head bald, all for the sake of working in the thriller frantenstein's fiancée medi gyllenhaal. the team postponed filming for several days. just so that bale could start the construction of a villag

i have 17 bales. so they did take a take away today. going to all these bales at a hearing, and from about a month fairly hon was arrested for these are still on the ground that the high court was, you know, like today, whatever i data towards and in a, somebody goes through the possibility that they get it reinstated, because there's so many cases general we have law of the genuine right now. my just right. designate the diction. no phone number and the lights projected figures this flight, which is the home dictated bush mind, bug of sun ponds and actually wait 2018 was widely seemed to have been supported by the army. now he's become demo spoke. let's play and situation. it's unprecedented in august, but you never have a situation where the army or the military established, but the standing is the people of the country petrified of elections because they know that my body with the victims docusigns ministry, did not respond to my requests for comments on the amount is raised in this documentary, but he says previously denied being be

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i have 17 bales. so they did take a take away today. going to all these bales at a hearing and it's all about a month failure. time was arrested for these are still on the ground that the high court was, you know, like today, whatever i do to gods. and soon as somebody goes through the possibility that they get it free in jail because there's so many cases general. we have lot of to genuine, right? go might just right, there's an eviction notice on them. and the lights predicted is this light, which is the general indicated mansion lloyd microscope phones and actually weighs 2018 was widely seen to the being supported by the army. now he's become that most folks just plain situation. it's unprecedented in august, but you never have a situation with the army or the military established, but the standing is the people of the country. yep. that's required of elections because they know that my partner with the vixen's cosigns ministry did not respond to my requests for comments on the amount is raised in his documentary. but he has previou

let's go, which famous welsh footballer announced the end of his professional playing career in 2023, bale the spanish championship three times, the club world cup four times, in general, has collected many trophies in his life and... well, congratulations on the successful start of the fourth round, let's see how will come next. vadim, level two again. which team won world handball championship? 20:23? today we remembered artyom korolko. let's continue the handball theme. let's just say, fresh world champion, 2023, danish national team, danish national team, absolutely right, two steps forward, dmitry, difficulty, let's try number three, try to take a chance, let's go, how many players. evgeniy, second level, on the grounds of which complex will the olympic tennis tournament in paris be held in 2024, in paris on the grounds of rlango ros, absolutely right, rolango ros, in the same place where the grand slam tournament is taking place, that’s right, two steps forward, vadim, second level, we’ve already separated ourselves a little, we still need to break away from zhenya, second, in what f

just in the last few minutes, you've seen farmers protesting adding more fuel to that fire including bales of hay . and that comes just after police really have managed to extinguish another major fire using walter kind of as you can see, there is still a major police presence here in the heart of brussels. european union course are not only police, but of course also tractors. basically as far as the i can see here, they have paralyzed 6th street here in brussels, which leads up to the european commission. the easy executive is the 2nd time they've done this, this month. and farmers here are telling me they have no plan to, even though they will keep coming back until they see that their demands are met and will solve those demands. exactly. that good question, because we've seen these protests across the continent, not just here in brussels, that for the part to go to poland and their demands are kind of disparate summer, really and always about the price of fuel. some are very concerned about competition. for example, agricultural imports from ukraine, one thing what she likes the most

just in the last few minutes, you've seen farmers protesting adding more fuel to that fire, including bales of hay. and that comes just after police really managed to extinguish another major fire using walter kind of. as you can see, there is still a major police presence here in the heart of brussels. european union, of course, are not only police, but of course also tractors. basically as far as the i can see here, they have paralyzed 6th street here in brussels, which leads up to the european commission. the easy executive is the 2nd time they've done this, this month. and farmers here are telling me they have no plan to, even though they will keep coming back until they see that their demands are met. as far as about child reporting from brussels, we're going to take me to fill out some of the other stories making headlines around the world. and denmark has dropped its investigation into the 2022 explosions on the north stream pipelines that were carrying russian gas to germany . it says there's not enough evidence to pursue a criminal case. russia on the west of each denied any involv

so bales of hay tires, et cetera, we've also seen a lines of tractors. you probably can't even see them now given all the smoke, but they are as far as the i can see here, we've seen structures of getting bills and pay coffee, them up filling the ground. really, i would say farmers are try succeeding to get their message across here to some extent. there's certainly a sense of pay off. and of course this is right in the middle of the european union headquarters. this is the you for this part of the city is entirely paralyzed on just a few steps from here really. c ministers of agriculture, the like of the your thinking are gathering for thoughts on exactly how to try and assuage some of these concerns that farmers have been bringing to the street. will those ministers meet the farmers demands? are they, are they expected to well, i, what i would say is that across this continent, i mean, we've seen these seem 0 brussels, but 80 cities all across europe. there's amounts are pretty different. so some farmers are concerned about, for example, of fuel prices

live now to tim bale, professor of politics at the queen mary university of london.so much forjoining us. this seems to be a significant u—turn. what does that mean for labour's it means that they are hopefully going to remove what has become a bit of an albatross around their necks, the conservatives.— an albatross around their necks, the conservatives. have been drumming this 28 billion _ conservatives. have been drumming this 28 billion figure _ conservatives. have been drumming this 28 billion figure into _ conservatives. have been drumming this 28 billion figure into people's i this 28 billion figure into people's heads for weeks if not months now and i'm afraid for a labour party thatis and i'm afraid for a labour party that is hoping to reassure people that is hoping to reassure people that it's not going to be profligate with public finances, that had become a problem. you with public finances, that had become a problem. with public finances, that had become a roblem. ., ~ �*, become a problem. you think there's an benefit become a problem. you think there's

everything that has grown out of ukraine, and so that it doesn’t look like robbery, the press continues balewording about saving grain. so, if he is saved in the amount that is expected, then ukraine will face famine. but we all hope that this will not happen, we hope more sincerely than the entire arda of saviors, because in the event of famine in a neighboring country, we will be the first to begin to sympathize, pack humanitarian aid and rake in the nets from armchair politicians. the first is a lack of fuel. now there is a shortage of gasoline and diesel in the country, it is being brought in doses by crazy amounts of money from the european union. grain may cost the country more than giving it up. second: according to information from the ministry of agrarian policy of ukraine, there are not enough grain storage facilities in the country. normally, the harvest was shipped for sale immediately. there was no need to collect and store millions of tons; now most of the export outflow arteries are blocked, and without warehouses the grain will simply spoil. third is the energy crisis. in ord

nearly 200. 100 local tv channels for the candidates, moreover, local messenger services like ita, bale, surush plus, i gap, and rubica have given personal space to the candidates, add to that, local radio channels and other public platforms. meanwhile, transparency in election campaigns has been addressed as matter of high priority in this raound بر اساس قانون کلیه نامزدهای: this year all the candidates are required to enter their bank account numbers a financial site we have designed for this round of the parliamentary elections. they should enter all the data concerning their election funding sources and expenditures. for example, if the candidates receive financial aid for a person, a party and so on, they have to be entered on this side. likewise, the expenditures, like the money spent for. setting up their headquarters, holding rallies, pr and the like all have to be entered a site. this all has to be done for the sake of transparency. it's interesting to know that each constituency has a certain spending cap. the sky is not the limit and the candidates cannot spend as much as the

platforms, in my opinion they are still part there were loaded ones, hidden, you can load them there, some bales not in use, into coal cars, but the remains of some coal dust were there, in fact... if ukrainian nationalists at least sometimes looked into history textbooks, they would now we weren’t so surprised. the tactics that the russian army used are very ancient and were invented even before trains appeared. it is called a walk city and involves the creation of mobile protective structures. it is believed that russian troops began using them in the mid-15th century. these are either fortified carts, or full-fledged wooden walls on wheels, which could... be fastened together, forming chains of fortification, as historians say, if it weren’t for the city walking, modern russia could would not exist. the donbass great railway wall, essentially their analogue, only protects not from cavalry arrows, but from more serious weapons. in the form in which we see this whole chain of cars, they can also serve as an anti-tank barrier. the composition is good. an engineer barrier, from behind it you can

abducted by the israeli incubation forces when they invaded the nas medical complex uh those three bales and civilians actually narrated horrific details about the torture, the dehumanization and the humiliation they were subjected to as they were under the israeli abduction and as they were tortured severely by the israeli incubation forces, one of them told the news media that the israeli soldiers engraved on his back using the daggers and the knives, and other women, other women actually told told the news media that the israeli incubation forces stripped them down and enforced them to stand uh all the night amid the purishing cold in khan city. israel forces have launched new air strikes against the southern gaza strip city of rafa city houses nearly 1.5 million people that have been displaced from across the besege strip and it's a zone that um the israelies had declared safe by the regime. so let's listen to some palestinian accounts about their plight. after the latest israely airstrike every day there are 50 marters in the safe areas or 100 marters. every day 20 to 30 houses or 3

entity, this occupation, israel its reality that it's an occupation, it's an apart system and that the bale are human indigenous people who are fighting to get their land back. rotterdam has been one of the most active dutch cities in organizing initiatives against israel's genocide in gaza over the past months. the netherlands has so far provided unconditional support to the israeli regime. not only did the dutch government abstain. during a united nations vote a humanitarian sess fire in gaza, but it is also supplying parts for the f-35 jet fighters with which israel has been bombing palestinian civilians. i feel like the dutch government has long always supported uh fascism in the whole world uh imperialism, we have a long history of imperialism and we also have a long history of supporting israel uh for the same reasons i think that germany has them, lot of people. older generations, they are imprinted with this idea that we should be behind israel, and uh, we are slowly changing it. the netherlands is playing an important role regarding the israeli occupation and crimes against palesti

roads leading to paris; the day before they tried to block the main street of the french capital with baleselysees. and in brissel , thousands of agricultural workers are trying to reach out to their governments, not only in france and belgium, but also... in italy, spain and portugal. they blocked the block where the european parliament is located. the police fired water cannons into the entrance. at that moment, in the building of the european parliament they discussed and ultimately approved the allocation of 50 billion euros to ukraine for the next 4 years. hungary, which blocked the tranche at previous discussions, managed to cave in, but hungarian prime minister viktor orban, as analysts note, still, he managed to save face and already stated that the money was from the european union. will not be used to purchase weapons for ukraine, but to support its bankrupt economy. however, this is inaccurate, judging by the belligerent statements of other european politicians. results of brussels. the summit was assessed by sergei kholoshevsky. this was an emergency summit not because it took p

practically no platforms, in my opinion some of the loaded ones were covered, you can load them there, some balese remains of some coal dust and slag, in fact, if only the ukrainian nationalists, although if only sometimes... they would look into history books, they wouldn’t be so surprised now. the tactics that the russian army used are very ancient and were invented even before trains appeared. it is called walk the city and involves the creation of mobile protective structures. it is believed that russian troops began using them in the mid-15th century. these are either fortified carts.

the day before they tried to block the main street of the french capital, the champs elysees, with bales others governments, thousands of agricultural workers came to brussels, not only from france and belgium, but also italy, spain and portugal. they blocked the block where the european parliament is located, and the police fired water cannons at the entrance. and so it took place against the backdrop of farmers’ protests in brussels. because it took place under siege from angry farmers, everything is clear with the farmers, european bureaucrats don’t care about them, and because for the leaders of the eu countries, the war in ukraine is more important and the 50 billion euros allocated from the budget make kiev happy there are more european politicians. this decision sends a clear signal to ukrainians, a signal of unity to our european populations that we are not intimidated by russia, and a signal from the united states to our partners that we support ukraine and its territorial integrity. our military support to ukraine has already reached an unprecedented level of €28 billion. we wi

bale, if you're watching me, show up in the comments, is that why you 're quitting?lient come? ksyu, no, it's your turn. can i give you some advice? yes, i need a sim card, yeah, here’s a list of our tariffs, do you use mobile internet? yes, but i need 100 free minutes per month, preferably one and a half, talk a lot, who is interested? i don’t understand, hello, yes, hello, of course, i need to break my fast. now your, your, your, dad is not connected with any special services and has never been to cyprus, understand? yes, i understand, i already do. that's it, come on. good morning, semyon borisovich. good morning. i saw you on tv today. oh, so it wasn't me. yes, yes, they also talked about this, that everything was a provocation. yes, yes, yes, this is a provocation. and you’re a chemist, yes, there’s something about using a special gas talked. dad, you really are a chemist. listen, this is generally some kind of nonsense. i have nothing to do with this. yes, yes, i understand. well, here’s a screenshot, i think it’s called , uh-huh, excuse me, i can take a look,

their protest right up to the doorstep of the european parliament and they have been lighting tires, balesacrid smoke. i spoke i's young farmer who came here all the way from northern italy, a man who makes wine, and he said it was really unfair that there was so much eu red tape and that european farmers were being held to very high standards at the same time as cheap food products from non—eu countries are flooding the market. he said that really had to change because without farmers, he says, there is no food. of course, this is a matter of concern for the european leaders who have been meeting here in brussels today, not far from the crisis per se but for financial aid to ukraine. we but forfinancial aid to ukraine. we have but for financial aid to ukraine. we have heard from concessions from farms, we understand that the french prime minister wants to control food imports to check for more traces of pesticides. but whether those concessions are enough is the big question here. bethany bell reporting from those protests a little earlier. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc

we've seen farmers also adding a bales of hay in to this place. a lot place behind me comes after police just manage to extinguish another fire police have been firing. walter cutting on that as you can see that's been extinguished. no, but there is still a very heavy police presence and then on the other side, you will see well tractors, tractors, almost as far as the i can see here. and russell's base is the heart of the european union's headquarters. and this part of the city really is paralyzed just a few steps from here. really you agriculture is, are i called for ministers, are meeting to try and respond to solve these frustrations. so clearly seen on the streets today. what are the farmers demanding? well, i should say, these are protest. i think a lot across europe, not just here in brussels, and they were pretty desperate to mon summer concert cost followed by competition. but i've actually been to a farm here in belgium to try and learn about what is at the taking such a daily toll on farmers lives here. take listen to my report. 2 hours

way to find his engulf de markets in the city about a bale and know that they rocked the blazes believe to have been stopped and find electrical short cuts. local media size, hundreds of shops in the longer bizarre. but down in taiwan, february, the 28th is the anniversary of the 1947 cracked down by the chinese nationalist government. 77 years on time. when he celebrates an identity, very different from the one they believe was forced upon them by mainland china. and one of the ways that doing so is by reviving a language previously banned in public life. tony chang reports from taipei, taiwan. stepping out into the world stage, taiwan spying list in the midst of global pensions. his cost you from time when he's mythology, one of the generals who protect the items from evil spirits. highlight when he was attacked online, not looking time when he's he was quick to find back. very good thing is that your health? what's the kevin? what's it? i mean you didn't clock it, i you see that one down. i'm go, what's the jack on it that one of kevin's health tie when he's an huff, paraguayan low.

african national congress policy has kicked off the election season with the countries president on baling the parties election manifesto with a speech on saturday. however, the election comes with rising unemployment and a host of economic challenges. a local correspondent, i think, until gone now picks up the story. in 2024 is a big election year for many countries across the world. and south africa is one of them. presidents that old, i'm a pulitzer, announced the 29th of may as the election states for the country. many citizens in south africa believe that these elections are award to should moment. well, many others believe that the reminiscent of the 1994 elections, which i should in south africa's democracy, well a k assign that citizens are ready for change. the agency ruling party has been at the helm since the dawn of democracy. but over the years, it's little support has di trying across various parts of the country and the fights to retain its majority. and the national assembly is on. one of the main challenges face science of africa is an alarming high unemployment rate lead

just in the last few minutes, you've seen farmers protesting adding more fuel to that fire, including bales of hay. and that comes just after police really managed to extinguish another major fire using walter kind of. as you can see, there is still a major police presence here in the heart of brussels. european union, of course, are not only police, but of course, also tractors. basically as far as the i can see here, they have paralyzed the street here in brussels, which leads up to the european commission. the easy executive is the 2nd time they've done this, this month. and farmers here are telling me they have no plan to even though they will keep coming back until they see that their demands are met. its now the palestinian prime minister mohammed stay. it has announced the resignation of his government, which governs pumps of the is radio occupied westbank, palestinian authority, president a who a bus still needs to accept the resignation, but the move could paved the way for us back for forms in the palestinian authority . united states wants them in charge of bill is that once the

garrett bale, absolutely right, is a five-time winner of the champions league, three times won the spanishareer, two steps forward, well, congratulations on the successful start of the fourth round, let's see what happens next, vadim, second level again, which team won the world handball championship, 20:23 , we remembered artyom korolka today, we continue the handball theme. let's just say, a fresh world champion, 2023, national team. denmark danish team, absolutely right, two steps forward, dmitry, difficulty, let's try number three, try to take a risk, let's go, how many players of the attacking team are on the field during baseball match, two, this is the wrong answer, the correct answer is one, so on... evgeniy, second level, on the grounds of which complex will the olympic tennis tournament in paris be held in 2024, in paris on the grounds of rlango ros, absolutely correct, rlango ros, in the same place where the grand slam tournament is taking place, that’s right, two steps forward, vadim, the second level, we’ve already pulled away a little from dima, we still need to break away fr

their protests write to the doorstep of the european parliament and they have been lighting tyres and bales he said it was really unfair that there was so much eu red tape and that european farmers were being held to very high standards, at the same time as cheap food products from non—judge—macro countries are flooding the market and he said that had to change because without farmers he said there is no food —— non—eu. this is a matter of concern for european leaders who have been meeting in brussels today, not for a farming crisis per se but for financial aid to ukraine, and we have heard of concessions from france and we understand the french prime minister wants to control food imports and to check for more traces of pesticides but whether the concessions are enough is the big question. concessions are enough is the big cuestion. ., concessions are enough is the big cuestion. . ., ., , interest rates have been left unchanged by the bank of england, for the fourth time in a row. they remain at 5.25%, as economists had expected. the bank had previously raised rates ia times in a row to cu

probably exported somewhere here. per bale, maybe 500 kg of hay for him, in 3 days they practically ate-december and for the bulk of the animals was already over, but ungulates began to be noticed in the city, in order to prevent mass raids, into the natural environment decided to clear 30 km, making something like a protective strip, scattering hay around, spread out the salt, it turns out to be a protective circle without any magic, napasaran roe deer, and if she found herself... exactly this place, where no one touches her, and where there is something to feed on, she begins to stay , say, to feed. in kuibyshev they decided to play it safe so that it wouldn’t turn out like their neighbors in omsk. who expected that this migration of kasul would become a natural disaster for the city of a millionaire. thousands of wild animals rushed into the suburbs onto the central streets. in shock, just, here you go, guys, a roe deer. hi hi, once, in, let's go, let's go, let's go, look, often. acquaintance with the city ended badly for the animals, roe deer jumped out onto the road, got stuck in f

cnn senior correspondent melissa bale is with us now. what was your big takeaway from this? >> reporter: mostly, this was as we'd expected not the interview of an autocrat that you would expect any ordinary or proper journalist to carry out, john. in fact, it was remarkable in the questions, the outrageous falsehoods made about russian/ukrainian history and american politics as well that went completely unchallenged. amidst this two-hour essentially propaganda stunt for vladimir putin just over a month before his election is due in russia in march, what did emerge of interest, perhaps the one part that stood out, was when he was asked about the "wall street journal" journalist evan gershkovich, who's been, of course, incarcerated since march of last year, predetention, that has been extended and extended. of course, this journalist could face 20 years in jail. tucker carlson did ask the russian president about his fate. this is what he had to say. >> translator: we're willing to solve it, but there are certain terms being discussed via special services channels. i believe an

of the of the cotton belt the black belt the cotton and you you can map out like the the number of balesof cotton produced in the antebellum period. you can overlay the obama vote right over, wow so, you know, this this this history, this legacy really really resonates in important ways. but i do think that it's now much more a urban political divide and and and in that even the idea of is cleaving on that as well. are you seeing a kind of resistance to federal power of, people who feel abandoned in rural areas versus those in urban places who have a kind of different with those questions. yeah. i think neither question is very. hard time for one or two more questions. yeah, come on up. yep. is this what's happening in tennessee? where our legislature, our governor does is setting whether to take federal funds for education? this is going to be a disaster because all of our special ed immigrants food programs all come from the federal government. and i think that our legislature does not want to have any rules about education. and i think they would love to get rid of public education an

he has multiple convictions against him, he's got many bales that have been granted but those, again, fresh cases have been applied against him. for now, he's very much still behind bars, and is unable, and is barred from contesting, barred from being part of the electoral process generally. the courts are going to become important because there are various petitions that have been filed by other independent candidates who claim that their seats were taken away from them and we're just going to have to wait and see how this plays out in the coming days. michael? >> yes, fascinating. the results are being handed down but the confusion continues. sophia in islamabad, appreciate the update, thank you so much. >>> we've got more ahead for our international viewers, marketplace africa is coming your way next, and for those of us in the u.s. and canada, i'll be back in just a few minutes. i'm daniel lurie and i've spent my career fighting poverty, helping people right here in san francisco. i'm also a father raising two kids in the city. deeply concerned that city hall is allowing crime and

day before they tried to block the main street of the french capital , the champs-elysees, with hay balesnds of agricultural workers tried to reach out to their governments, not only in france and belgium, but also in italy, spain and portugal. they blocked the block where the european parliament is located, and the police fired water cannons at the entrance. at that moment... in the european parliament building they discussed and ultimately approved the allocation of 50 billion euros to ukraine. hungary, which at previous tranche discussions blocked, managed to bend, but hungarian prime minister viktor orban, as analysts note, still managed to save face and has already stated that the eu money will not be used to purchase weapons for ukraine, but to support its bankrupt economy. however, this is not certain, judging by the bellicose statements of others... we do not think it is a good idea to direct billions of euros to continue the war, but we understand that most member states of the european union are now in a state of war psychosis. december last year, viktor orban blocked the alloca

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. >> katie: kamala with soft on crime prosecutors, she encourage donations to bale funds for people who in 2020. also, greg, that bail fund was for alleged murderers and convicted rapists, as well. >> greg: what world is she living in? the crime rate is down? committing less crimes? criminals locked up? no, maura police arrest and more people? no, you stop calling something a crime and reporting it as a crime, that is why -- don't puke on my shirt and call it rizzo, lady. see how it works, because people have had enough. when you deny the observable reality, lives in a community where there is crime or knows a victim of crime, that is all of us. all you have to do is come out of your little world, look at the closed businesses had empty subways in new york, the streets of our cities lined with homeless and syringes. we see it. but the strategy right now, whether it is crime or the border or inflation, deny the observable reality that everyone feels and just hope they forget. but we won't. >> katie: kamala's boss president joe biden was at the white house yesterday denying those things.

it was as professor bale said, it was a good performance which substantiated its opinion poll rating,hunk of tory support out of the tory vote in the general election which will add to the woes of rishi sunak and his party but the crucial thing i think is that it is not enough to tempt nigel farage back to take a leading role in reform uk which means in that case, that could affect things badly from a tory point of view. what is the endgame for reform uk? laughter. i think the strategy is mad and i think nigel farage knows that in his heart of hearts and that is why it is not coming back because you must remember in 2019, he stood out most of his candidates because he realised if he stood them up, he was only going to have the labour party and that still applies this time and there are people in reform uk who think that a big tory defeat is a price worth paying for a true conservative party, whatever that means. i think it is nonsense. i think nigel farage will be quite wise to stay away from that and involve himself with the donald trump campaign instead. john, thank you so much. my

i hope people don't think that uncle sam is going to bail out their debt like baling out student loandra: don't say it, steve. we'll have you back soon. >> john: now for something completely different, fox news alert, a live look at the sphere in las vegas where police say they just arrested a man, arrested for climbing the structure. the music venue just opened last year, u2 had a residency there, over 360 feet tall, about the length of a football field. there are reports the man made it to the top, but police took him into custody without incident. assume he came back down, sandra. and that nobody went up there to get him. >> sandra: i don't know how you do it, i don't know how you scale that. apparently was in protest of abortion. that was his goal, they tracked down his instagram posts and that. >> john: he's done this before, too. i climbed the aria in 2021. almost like remember the spider-man in new york who climbed up several buildings, similar to him. >> sandra: that is something. >> john: always the frenchmen, they like to do this, i don't know why. any day now the justice de

six minutes. [ laughter ] just a guy in all black holding a needle [ laughter ] if i was christian baleleep ] dead right now. [ laughter ] back in my - [ laughter ] back in my day, we didn't have drugs like ozempic to try and lose weight. back in my day, if you wanted to get in shape, you had to do it the old-fashioned way, by taking handfuls of ephedrine and eating those low-fat potato chips that made you crap your pants [ laughter ] you'd look so good, you didn't even mind all that crap in your pants. [ laughter ] back in my day, we weren't celebratin' the 50th anniversary of our segment "jokes seth can't tell" on this show back in my day, we were doin' "back in my day" for the 50th time, and no one gave a flyin' [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] i bet the writer of this segment doesn't even know how many "back in my days" we've done do you, ben? ♪ >> uh, i didn't know i was supposed to keep count >> seth: hey, ben, let me ask you something. why do you think "back in my day" hasn't achieved the same cultural significance as "jokes seth can't tell" >> maybe because there's a [ bleep ] talking do

. >> all right, larry bales here with sports. >> yes nba had an interesting night. oh, yeah. >> interesting. yes. they they got some changes. they got to make the nba all star game is going to be in san francisco next season. the question between now and then is how do you fix this game when the players choose to play. absolutely zero defense, will anybody even try? i got a couple of ideas on that. we'll dive into it nex let's take a look at this knee. that truly matters. [ physical therapy staff discusses results ] for your mind. for your body. and for the community. -team! kaiser permanente. salonpas, makers of powerful pain relief patches for 89 years... believes in continuous improvement... like rounded corners that resist peeling, with an array of active ingredients... and sizes to relieve your pain. salonpas. it's good medicine. oh, it's cold outside. time to protect your vehicle from winter's wrath. of course, the hot sun can be tough on vehicles too. you need weathertech. laser measured floorliners and cargo liner will shield the carpeting from sand and snow

>> christopher: because there was a christian bale batman. we screen tested five different actors.ruck by the look of him and i thought let's put him in as a number five and see what we get kind of thing. we formed an immediate creative connection. i think he's one of the most extraordinary artists i've ever met. >> stephen: what did you see in him for "oppenheimer" other than the unbelievable baby blues? >> christopher: well. >> stephen: it's like looking at an alaskan malamute or something. >> christopher: it's a big part of it. i try not to think of actors when i'm writing because i don't want to limit with the character could be, and if you're thinking of an actor, you're thinking of something they've already done. so trying -- deal with real characters, real people, try to be pure to that. then when i'm finished, american prometheus sitting on my desk and there's this picture of oppenheimer with his incredible eyes and that credible stare. i just was like, "yeah, i know who can do that." i know the guy who has those eyes, who has that ability to draw the audience in. with that

and this picture on the left here might look at first glance like a field of hay bales, maybe. but if you look a little bit closer in the here, you see that's wood stacked up. this is a forest that's been liquidated and chopped down and stacked into piles for cordwood to feed the smelter at anaconda. so need a tremendous amount of wood for this this industry in montana and where is that going to come from it's going to come from western montana. at's where all these huge forests are located. and right in the of all those huge forests in western is missoula, which is also one of the places where a lot of travel routes come together, rivers come together. it's a natural place for building a really big mill. there's all of mills, lumber mills that are built in montana, in the west this period. but the biggest of these is the big blackfoomiing company built ner just outside of missoula, initially owned independently and eventuly bought in e rly 1900s by the anaconda copper company. because what is so important to their industry, so the workers in this industry, in the lumber and th

e court so we might see the bale because frankly, it was a no brainer. a first year law student could easily handle that. >> i think it'll be unanimouands or 8 to 1. >> you know, this was an egregious deprivation of the due process rights of donald. trump are punishing him in inviolate relation to the 14th amendment. and not only that, the officethr of the president doesn't qualify under the languageesif of the 14th amendment. so those are just some of the reasons why i think the supreme court will hand this dowe court n sometime quite soon. and notwithstanding pre the predictions of liberal legal analysts at msnbc and msnbc who said trump has nou argumentmps and he was going to lose the hearing itself, prove them wrong, prove themh: k totally wrong. matt, greg, thank you very much. much. coming up, thanksn an to biden's border crisis, we have seen an increased number of peopl e from china illegally coming to the country. senator joshe reacts after the break as a special edition of "hannity" continues . america's most wanted is back with new episodes on