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yes, so i'm sorry, this for barry grossman, sorry, barry grossman, go ahead, yeah, absolutely, and i think it's very important to emphasize that as a result of the islamic revolution, iran as a nation as as a regional power has the voice of moral authority, because above all else, it embraces moral code which exists outside of all of us and comes to us in the form of islam. islam and al quran, so when iran speaks, it speaks according to a moral code that we all profess embrace, and when iran acts, it acts in accordance with that same moral code, and i don't think you have to be a great genius or particularly partial to the islamic world anymore to see the hypocrisy of the atlantic world and in particular the united states and the... united kingdom and to no small extent france in the way they act in the region and what drives them, which is entirely about self-interest and profit. unfortunately, no matter how much they try and try again and fail to achieve their objectives, we have this unique set of circumstances which makes it profitable, extremely profitable for members of the est

i'm with barry. i'm with barry in front of another group. i me with the babe. but i you got to give itt to trump. tohe his audience and he admits it. >> he also tootook a swingk swi, who makes a speech that lasts usually about a minute and a halfd his sp. ne start >> the octane starts to wear off. he makes a speech last usuallyau about a minute and a half, because the octane starts halff. ts off you ever notice he starts offhi strong within, about 2 minutes, he can't talk anymore, and then he walks c off. >> he ever he always goes like this. ause] and then he comes back up to the mike and he's looking.d e he's totally los'st the stares over the place. he can go there. they're here. we could jump of f the of the black audience. he always goes like this. e' and then there's this air right there. thenthere. he starts , careful, trump, if you keep that up, dr. d jill might try to give you a sponge batr. jilght try h. >> but is he up here rapping to you guys from 45 minutesg wi without any notes? because the stupid telepromptetr wasn't working? >> i'm up here now ra

solidarity movement joining us from nairobi, gentlemen, like to welcome you both to the uh program barry, i guess uh, we'll start with you, uh, never seen nothing like it, 52 years in the game, um, i've been around for some quite some time now, maybe not as much as others, but i've never seen in a conflict or a war or whatever you want to call this campaign of genocide in gaza, never seen anyone go after uh critical infrastructure. such as hospitals to this degree, why do you think the regime is systematically targeting hospitals in gaza? well, i would say quite clearly, the goal of the occupation has very little to do with hamas or getting rid of hamas, as they say, bearing in mind that i think it's been estimated that less than 5% of gazans have any connection whatsoever with, secondly. like you, i've never seen such sheer contempt demonstrated by one side, even the interm ruling of the icj, very and very clear principles of international law governing warfare that we're seeing now, and the only answer can be is that they know they can do this with impunity, all they have to do is is i

barry: i think it is.n i was a young mp, people would wre a letter in green ink and you would say, yes. then when we got social media, you would get emails in the middle of the night. we are used to that. but now the intensity of social media allows people, very often anonymously, to tck you and threaten you. in my own case, 18 months ago, i was threatened by somebody who said he was coming down from yorkshire and sort me out, hoped that the people at the palace were still armed. that was very worrying. i have a wife, four children, 13 grandchildren. the last thing in the world that i want is thought that there was someone out there wishing to do me harm. of course, the gentleman did come down, he was caught on camera, arrested at kings cross. a few months later, he went out, i was summoned into the house of commons, and i was told he was in london, knew where i lived. it was only lindsay hoyle who put things in motion to say that is not good enough. it is not just about -- if you look over my shoulder, yo

goldwater is a vote against barry goldwater. it's not always a vote for lyndon. and so this front that that johnson's people are helping to manufacture or to kind of spread message that that barry goldwater is a kook suggests that in the end when people did vote for lbj in those extruded and airy numbers the 61% popular vote and the amazing majorities 295 in the house. and it's just it's not necessarily in support of what johnson wants to do going whole hog on a society it's also a of barry goldwater so that when you get into 65 and then 66 and the backlash really starts to come, although it's you know, it's there. as julie mentioned previously, you know, there's a reason for that because in some ways johnson's extraordinary success is a little bit of an anomaly. it's it's his ability to marshal those forces to you don't want the other. and that's also why johnson is concerned when he does win i mean he's morose almost on election night he's he's always fearing bobby kennedy course and that's that's out there because bobby wins

everyone who knew barry goldwater, including nixon, took that to mean barry goldwater would vote guilty. and that means it is possible that the guilty vote in the united states senate would have been nearly unanimous, if not unanimous. because even the most hard-core republican in the senate, barry goldwater, refused to defend richard nixon's criminality. such as the tragic decline of the republican party from 1974 to 2024. a 50-year decline from opposing criminal conduct by republican presidents to supporting criminal conduct by one republican president. in his filing today, jack smith reminded the supreme court just how fast they can act. quote, this court acted expeditiously to resolve a claim of presidential immunity and privilege in the united states vieth nixon. a footnote in jack smith's brief refers the court to a petition jacks mitt filed with the court on december 11th, trying to get the supreme court to take this case then and by past the court of appeals. because it was obviously going to eventually end up in the supreme court anyway, as it has. in that filing, in december,

i'm with barry, hey. especially tonight. i'm with barry. of another group, i might be with the babe. >> greg: you've got to give it to trump. he knows his audience and he admits it. he also took a swing at biden, and his speech last about a minute and a half because the octane starts to wear off. >> he makes a speech that last usually about a minute and a half because the octane starts to wear off. do you ever notice he starts off strong and within about 2 minutes he can't talk anymore? and then he walks off. give her he always goes like this? [laughter] [cheers and applause] and then he comes back up to the mic and he's totally lost. there's stairs all over the place. he can go there, they are, here. he can jump off the front. he always goes like this. and then -- there's the stairs right there. then he starts... [laughter] [applause] >> greg: careful, trump! if you keep that up, dr. jill might try to give you a sponge bath. but is he going without any notes because the stupid teleprompter wasn't working? >> i'm up here now rapping to you

years ago. the second half of him, when you go shopping, she sees a dress in the window and says: barryari karimovich pampers you with, attention. naturally , i gave this ring as a gift for the wedding, since we didn’t advertise it, so i didn’t really want to wear it, but now it’s probably already i will wear it. bari, like any husband, loves to give something, it doesn’t have to be something large-scale or global, well, i’m not particularly in favor of, you know, having a lot of gold there. or some expensive jewelry, but some exclusive things, this is perfume, i love it, and he loves perfume, and i love perfume, things like that, you know, so exclusive, let’s say there was a fair here on uh tverskaya, many people there were selling interesting things, you know, made from natural stone, natural stone. then some kind of malachite, malachite things, well, mostly these are small jewelry, i don’t like something like that, you know, oh, like a mood, love, what is it? and this is our wedding ring, what does it mean? well, when we got married , what kind of growling ring was there, the wedding

. >> reporter: she called herself ana and she reached out to barry may over social media. >> an asianoman that supposedly lived in new york on fifth avenue so we just started chatting >> reporter: soon, ana was sending explicit photos may, divorced and retired was smitten. she told him they could be together, but there was a catch. >> if i invested with her -- or invested in the crypto and that she could come to me and we could get married. >> reporter: he liquidated his 401(k) sending more than half a million dollars, his life savings, and then he got a call from the fbi. >> they said this is a major problem situation, and i'm not the only one. >> it turns out may was involved in a common internet scam and also a new fbi initiative to protect people from financial ruin the scam is called pig butchering so named because victims are likened to hogs, fattened up for slaughter. >> it is incredibly devastating and people are, in fact, losing all they have. >> reporter: enticed by the prospect of romance and riches, thousands of people have sent their hard-earned money overseas >> i have s

we are talking capitol hill, barry.hey meet for prayer breakfast, , both sides of the aisle, and representatives and senators talk about their faith pilgrimage. what? what you don't know is every week, i say i've been doing this, it will be 21 years in july, every week on capitol hill, i teach a bible study and senators from both sides of the aisle come to that bible study. and i said, there's one senator who's missed one bible study in 19 years. she said, who is that? i said that's classified. [laughing] i can tell you but i would have to kill you after i told you. all right? i said, what you don't know is that february 24, 2022 in russia invaded ukraine, hundreds of people on capitol hill begin to fast and pray. she said, what? i said, what you don't know is on october seven, 2023, when the palestinian, , soon become this islamic group hamas, i didn't put it quite like that to her, made a surprise attack against israel from the gaza strip by land, sea and air. people on capitol hill were continuing to fast and pray. w

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barry caffrey's been taking a look.inth is one of the most important art commissions worldwide, putting new work by renowned artists into the heart of london. and this year marks 25 years since the first work was displayed. when we put a new piece on the fourth plinth, we're inviting visitors and audiences and passers by coming through the square to look and to think about the role that contemporary art can play in their lives and in the conversation that we have as a city and as a society. seven artists have been shortlisted for the next fourth plinth commissions in 2026 and 2028, and these maquettes will be on display here at the national gallery until 17th march. it's hoped the shortlisted pieces will bring out the art critic in everyone. it's 25 years, can you believe it, that we've been putting bold contemporary art on the fourth plinth in trafalgar square and it's now world renowned. i think it's the biggest contemporary art commission in the world. it's copied all around the world. and it's a great statement abou

barry goldwater said it really shook me up. the evidence really -- oval office, barry goldwater, told the new york times that he told the president that the vote for impeachment in the house of representatives would be nearly unanimous. that was his phrase. nearly unanimous. and he said the president nixon would get at least, at least, 85 guilty votes in the united states senate. -- told the reporters i don't even know yet how he knew -- i would vote if it came to the senate. i will be guided by what i hear and what i believe. -- barry goldwater would vote guilty. and that means it is possible that the guilty vote in the united states senate would have been nearly unanimous, if not unanimous. because even the most hard-core republican in the senate, barry goldwater, refused to defend richard nixon's criminality. such as the tragic decline of the republican party from 1974 to 2024. a 50-year decline from opposing criminal conduct by republican presidents to supporting criminal conduct by one republican president. in his filing t

barry, i'll toss this to you first.id even if she doesn't, she's going to forge ahead. >> well, i think right now it looks like it's going to be a tough race here in south carolina for nikki, but i do think she should stay in the race for several reasons. number one, she's getting better, i think, every time she gets out there. she seems to be better. she's more comfortable, she's got a better message, she's more crisp. so i think that's one thing. the second is i don't think she'll ever, even if she doesn't win and she goes to the convention and she's in second place, i don't think she'll be blamed if trump loses, you know, next election because if you remember back in '76 when reagan ran against ford, a lot of people felt like he should drop out, he shouldn't go to the convention, he was going to hurt ford, but he kept saying he was a better candidate than ford. and sure enough, jimmy carter beat ford, and no one blamed ray fan for that. in fact -- reagan for that. in fact, he became the undisputed head of the republi

barry levine was executive editor of the "national enquirer" when a tip came in on john and rielle.ciest gossip about john had been the price of his haircuts. levine: it was right before the iowa caucuses. he was running right with obama and hillary clinton. i thought, wow, if this story is true, the rug would really be pulled out from under him. in march 2007, a few months after barry started looking into the affair rumors, the edwardses received devastating news. elizabeth's breast cancer, which had been in remission since 2004, was back, and this time, the doctor said it was not curable. the candidate says he'll be there for his wife anytime, anyplace despite the presidential campaign. yet, john edwards says that campaign will continue. ♪ elizabeth was sick, and elizabeth had found out about me at the same time. you know, she called the-- the--the cellphone that we had together. there was only one number on the cellphone, and it was mine, and she called it, and i answered the phone, and she hung up. he ended up confessing to her that he had had an affair with her, but it was over

do think breaking that barry would help accelerate this process towards getting more women to see itcreating minimum standards so the accessibility for women to come into the game is thought about differently and then most importantly in clubs to be in position so they have minimum standards in place to hire women into the game albeit assistant coach or head coaching level. doing that is a challenge. enough time to squeeze in last story. there's been double medal success for great britain at the world aquatic championships. izzy thorpe and kate shortman made history as they won gb's first duet medal in artistic swimming at a world championships, taking silver in the tech duet event. and in the 10—metre platform diving, andrea spendolini—sirieix won bronze, becoming the first british woman to win an individual world championship medal in an olympic diving discipline. that adds to the team gold medal she won at the weekend. for me, marc edwards and the rest of the team, goodbye. hello there. monday was a day of significant contrasts across the country. mild, dry, but windy across engla

barry, thank you for your time.t challenge against the uk government, over the level of his security protection when he is in the country. the duke of sussex went to court, after the government downgraded his security status four years ago, when he stopped being a "working royal". his lawyers claimed he'd been treated less favourably than other members of the royal family. he's to appeal against the ruling. with the latest, here'sjonny dymond. from birth, he has had a shadow — police protection clearing the way and watching his back. but that doesn't come cheap. and when he and meghan stepped back from royal duties and left the country, that automatic protection was withdrawn. that hurt — something he made clear when he told his side of the story. meghan asked me, "would they remove all security?" i said, "they'll never do that." meghan�*s background, her heritage, the world—documented hate campaigns against us, suspicious packages being sent to the palaces, specifically with her name on or my name on. she said, "do

oh my gosh, you were honoring my man barry gibb. >> sir barry gibb. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: youinary rickey minor, who has been - >> jimmy: oh, rickey minor >> yeah, home boy. >> jimmy: he's fantastic >> yeah, whitney's guy it's an honor to do anything with rickey minor. >> jimmy: he's talented. >> but, he was like, "all right, so we're going to do like an epic disco medley and we're going to close the show with it. and i was like, "well, how are we going to choose you know, there's so many. and i was like, "we didn't even cover the barbra streisand, barry gibb era." ♪ and we got nothin to be guilty of ♪ ♪ our lov can climb any mountain ♪ ♪ near or far we are ♪ ♪ and we never let it end we are devotion ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: come on. >> so we didn't get to that. but we hit the highlights. "stayin' alive." "tragedy." we did that. >> jimmy: oh, i love that. >> i like really was feeling myself and was like, all in the floor it was like a thing. >> jimmy: yes, it was great. it was fun >> it was fun. >> jimmy: i didn't realize how long you've been in this business i don't

should we give it to barry bonds or babe ruth? barry? i'm with barry.specially tonight, i'm with barry. i'm being indicted for you, the black population. you see black people walking around with my mug shot. black people really like trump. my favorite color is black. >> jimmy: black. that is some kung fu pandering right there! the best part of the whole thing, and this was very difficult to find, by the way because there were no shots of the crowd at the black conservative gala. they kept the camera tightly focused on the stage, but we did find some video of the crowd. and we did find some video of the crowd. and now i think i know why they were focused on the stage. because as you see, a lot of these black people are very white people. i was working on what they call a solid hunch for that one. and i think it's important to note that in 1989, donald trump took out a huge ad in the new york daily news demanding the death penalty for a group of mostly black teenagers who later turned out to have been wrongfully accused. not only hasn't he ever apologized

barry: if you pushed it to one side, it would right itself, but if you pushed it to the other side, it couldn't regain its balance. narrator: ...and find themselves face-to-face with a belligerent badger. hayley: i think of badgers for some reason as cute little animals.

yes this is for barry grossman barry grossman go ahead we would obviously all like but i think it would be very any assumptions that the united states or for that matter the united kingdom are. getting tired of this program they have largely at the behest of the nation of squatters that occupied palestine and that's a very manipulative nation of squatter do almost anything and has tried almost anything to get the united states and presumptively with that the united kingdom come in fight a conventional war. against iran on behalf of the occupation and see their uh men and women die uh trying to win an... winnable fight against the republic on behalf of of of this regime, this squatter regime, which really has no place in the region, so no, i don't think we can make any assumptions that they're going to grow tired of it. i think one of the operating principles, as i mentioned earlier, is that whatever the outcome is of any of these adventures that the united states and various agencies engaging, they make a lot of money as individuals, the people who are calling the shots, so it doesn't m

maria: barry quick if you are still with us your take on banking system because capital one agreed toal 35-billion-dollar all stock daem largest u.s. credit company by loan val do you feel tightening is loosening at all or is it lard to get a loan out there. >> certainly for commercial real estate difficult for small business even if offer loans to small businesses the price is so prohibitive these are floating rate loans i think bank credit very tight for those that need it including buying treasurys with increase we're going to have particularly longer duration securities i think that deal undoubtedly is going to come under huge scrutiny from the new view turmeric big is bad merger theory i can't imagine that going through smoothly. maria: bwould you buy stocks. >> i think okay long tech stocks industrialize energy not touching financial small caps in particular we so appreciate your time barry tonight joining us turmeric president biden's brother is going to be testifying this week on biden's border crisis worse by the day agents putting the blame on commander in chief we talk abou

i rise to recognize the 17th annual brent barry food drive in harrisonburg and rockingham county. named the brent barry food drive in honor of their son, brent, the family took the nishiokative -- initiative to help those in need. this year the food drive was the largest food drive in the event's history, breaking its record in 2022. members of the community donated $100,000 worth of food, enough to fill six school buses and two trailers. with the help of the harrisonburg-rockingham salvation army, this food was distributed to thousands of individuals across the city. buckie barry, the lead organizer of this food drive, grew up not knowing where his next meal would come from. his family received help from the salvation army so they wouldn't go hupgry. and that -- hungry. and that stuck with him into adulthood and he felt motivated to provide that same goodness to his community. this self-sacrifice shown by the barry family has impacted the lives of so many in the sixth district for 17 years and i commend them for their dedication to community service. madam speaker, i rise madam s

but barry was the brightest of the stars.ry had 38 points as the west won 135, 120 at the time considered a big upset because they actually cared who won. barry was named the game's most valuable player just short of 14,000, jammed the cow palace to witness last week. at this time, we were lamenting the final result of super bowl 58. it was easy to forget that spring training camps were opening in arizona and florida. most of the giants offseason publicity was about free agents. they didn't get, but they're hoping the likes of ace logan webb and all star closer camilo doval will build on what they did last year. duvall had a national league high 39 saves. the one big splash giants made was the acquisition of power hitting jorge soler and all star last year with the miami marlins. soler is expected to largely play the role of the team's designated hitter. soler has 48 home run season under his belt in 2019. last season, soler had 26 homers, 13 more than the giants 2023 leader wilmer flores. the giants manager bob melvin, happy

barry black will open the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. o lord, our god, wonderful in glory who keeps your promises to those

barry petersen, cbs news, denver. >> a beautiful baby. >>> tonight many citizens of new york city areourning the death of a high-flying celebrity. flaco, a rare eurasian owl, became a sensation after escaping from the central park zoo after someone vandalized his enclosure last year. the owl foiled attempts to capture him, so he was allowed to live in the wild after proving that he could survive. last night flaco flew into a building on manhattan's upper west side and died. he was 13 years old, and he'll be missed. >>> straight ahead on the "cbs weekend news," a new snag following america's return to the moon. >>> first, the latest on the war in gaza and conflict in another israeli-occupied territory. >> reporter: i'm holly williams in tel aviv. we were given exclusive access to a group of u.s. lawmakers when they visited the west bank. . what causes a curve down there? can it be treated? stop typing, and start talking. it could be a medical condition called peyronie's disease, or pd. and it could be treated without surgery. find a specialized urologist who can diagnose pd and build a

and i listen to barry. >> maybe barry can come out next year and caddie for you and give you some --ld do that? we should -- if you tell him to, i think. >> that's right. >> thank you thanks for -- >> i said i have one goal here, that's to beat you >> what did i tell you your pro is 3 under. mine is dfl. do you know what dfl is? >> you remind me of michael jordan, scored 50 points and lost a game. if i'm higher than you on the leaderboard, that's all that matters. that's all i'm going to say. >> there is another day to go. we both have spyglass. wet spyglass do not hit it in the rough or everything is a par 5. >> enjoy it. life's good. >> thank you, ron. we appreciate it >>> we got some earnings from the energy sector this morning first up, chevron reporting earnings at $3.45 a share. revenue did come a little bit below, $47.2 billion versus the street's $51.6 billion expectations chevron returned a record $26.3 billion in cash to shareholders in 2023. and is raising its quarterly dividend by 7.9% to 1.63 the chairman and ceo mike wirth will be on "squawk on the street" today at 9:45

"barry inspired so many "and will forever be remembered for how much he gave to the sport."rugby said: "we are absolutely devastated to learn of the passing "of barryjohn. "one of the greatest players to pull on the blue and black "and what a partnership he shared with sir gareth. "an absolute icon of cardiff, wales and the lions "who will be dearly missed. "long live the king." lovely tributes to barryjohn there. there's growing international concern over the political situation in senegal after president macky sall called off this month's election citing a row over the eligibility of candidates. 0pposition party supporters set up barricades around the capital dakar, and clashed with police. they were met with tear gas — and several people, including a former prime minister and an opposition candidate were detained. according to the ministry, a senegal tv station has also been suspended for "inciting violence". so how did senegal reach this point? meghan 0wen explains. this is senegal�*s president, macky sall, announcing just a day before campaigning was due to start that h

barry, good evening to you. thank you for being with us.aken place tonight? there has been a determination about the part of the american government to say that these are highly targeted precision strikes, a half hour to get 125 munitions out there. what is your sense of what happened? >> i thought that keir simmons reporting was really intriguing. the basic military strikes is pretty well thought out, subjective and constrained. it did not get inside iran, which is a crucial distinction. i think a right one. it was a virtuoso performance by a u.s. air power to come from a 13,000 mile round trip, with one supersonic bomber, to hit targets in the middle east and return. it was communicating primarily, until u.s. troops stop it. as keir mentions, it did not address the large strategic issues. it did not go up to the houthis, who are making a major damaging hit on international shipping traffic. very moderated. it will continue. it did strike at irgc operatives. that was an important signal for the iranians, but i think it was a moderate respo

renee fleming, you got billy crystal, barry gibb, dionne warwick [ applause ] >> yo, billy crystal is with this is you don't really - >> and i'm thinking of you every time i see barry gibb. i'm like - [ laughter ] jimmy. >> jimmy: "it is an honor to get this award, and i can't believe. [ laughter ] "queen latifah, you have done so many great things." [ laughter ] come on, barry gibb is my man! the best the one and only the bee gees >> exactly cool family. >> jimmy: but you never really, like, the honorees really don't know who is going to perform or give them the award or talk about them or anything >> no, no. >> jimmy: so you were surprised? >> i'm like. "is so and so involved?" "we can't tell you anything. so i just tried to not ask, and i was like, "wow, this is a lifetime achievement award that you don't get to know anything about." >> jimmy: no, you have no -- yeah [ light laughter ] >> you don't know who's coming or what's going to happen. >> jimmy: and you sat -- you sat right next to the bidens the whole time finding out all these surprises. >> i did >> jimmy: i mean what is t

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patrick barry is a senior electra and security of the university of buff, specializing, and wolf and counter terrorism. he's also served in a position on me, and i found his don have. i will welcome to all of you, our quote, it starts with you. why is it, do you think the nation, yahoo government is determined despite the outcry from the corners of the world to press the head with a ground offensive and rush by. and it's try to laura it's, it's a reality that reflects the failure of israel's us talk. defensive involves a sofa, right? we're approaching 6 months of this more. and israel has not been able to meet the kind of test blow time off, but they promise they wouldn't that a lot of these really public wants them to. so that's why you see payments and that, and you know who's thing, regardless of whether it has a sci fi, regardless of what it as a cruise, he will eventually you're going to rough. uh, and that's because he's arguing that's where that's come off of leadership. that's where there is. uh, there are remaining hostages and that's a, that's a huge strategic value to isra

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. >> and in barry. whether the weekend off to a nice start, lots of sunshine out there and even a little bit warmer tomorrow we'll begin to track a few extra clouds and we'll have more in your forecast after growing up, my parents wanted me to become a doctor or an engineer. those are good careers! but i chose a different path. first, as mayor and then in the legislature. i enshrined abortion rights in our california constitution. in the face of trump, i strengthened hate crime laws and lowered the costs for the middle class. now i'm running to bring the fight to congress. you were always stubborn. and on that note, i'm evan low, and i approve this message. was hurt in the incident, but as ktvu tori gaines reports, many people are now questioning the school's warning sent to students. >> gunshots rang out in the middle of a crowded area of the uc berkeley campus friday night. the university says an altercation in lower sproul plaza began just before 8:40 p.m. students tell us it began inside of a space