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secretary benson, it's good to see you.hink a lot of our viewers know you for the work you have done in the past three years to defend our democracy. it strikes me you being in selma, this is the roots of what brings you to the work that you do today. draw a line from a between what was happening 58 years ago and the fight we find ourselves in today? >> it's directly connected. i started my career in montgomery, alabama, in selma. and was deeply inspired with this sense of responsibility to continue the work of those who stood -- in march of 1965. facing down tear gas, seeking only basic promise in our constitution of one person one vote will be around reality for everyone. i come every year and bring various different groups with me because we have to remember and being here physically reminds you of the facts that we've come a long way, there is a great amount of sacrifice to get us here. and we're still not there yet. we're still not fully cross that bridge. and we have to ask ourselves the question of where is the foot

now hundreds lived close together from out on benson. this raises a number of questions. how was the people lived in houses built side by side for at least 500 years, often bought largely without any apparent conflict. it's hard to imagine that the neighbor wasn't 500 meters or a kilometer away, but right next door, exactly. that is extremely socially challenging. enormous. it allows while the home little is known of how the people of the time organized their lives. what rules were established to protect social cohesion, and which familial constellations made use of the buildings? and how to associate jojo guleski of the german archaeological institute examines the bones found during the excavation to learn more about how the people were related to each other. the ages and the causes of death does not the bones are very fragile. and when he brushed the dirt away, you can see them very clearly. but as soon as he picked them up, they fall apart and we have to reconstruct them in the laboratory and are therefore unable to obtain the results we can get from well preserved ske

also guy benson. sean: guy benson. >> on lori ligh lightfoot. >> stick with us. .ch, i get powerful, effective and safe relief. salonpas. it's good medicine. elizabeth: look who is back, joe concha, you are the perfect person for the story, your reaction to "financial times" saying, the cultural left has peaked that the left's cultural wars are over. what do you think? >> well a return of blue dog democrat, hopefully, whatever this party did in going so far to left they became party of the elites, you had democrats bear hugging concept of defunding police during summer of 2020, there was an election to be won, they were trying to exploit those who protested killing of george floyd, and poll av poll, after bet african-american do not support the defunding of police. elizabeth: hard to care about left's microogretions, a time of double digit inflation and ukraine enduring a macro aggression from russia, your reaction to bill maher. >> you know the democrats sometimes can take it too far, i would categorize liberal as dvd different from woke, it became a eye roll they

. >> hello, everyone, i'm tommy along with guy benson and julie ferra. even after donald trump announced he could be arrested the former president isn't hiding behind closed doors. , supporters cheered his approval and took to truth social earlier today calling out president biden and man hat mana alvin bragg, he has stuffed the da's office with the department of injustice people including one top doj operative from dc that is running horse face witch hunt. some are questioning the timing of trump's possible arrest, mike pence defended former boss today saying the prosecution feels politically motivated, watch. >> at a time when there's a crime awe in new york city, the fact that the manhattan da thinks that indicting president trump is his top priority, i think, is -- just tells you everything that you need to know about the radical left in the country. feels like a politically charged prosecution here. >> very interesting. so i want to go to you first on this guy because we had little bit of discussion earlier today. now you have mike pence coming out

guy benson.your take on whatever day we are on whatever day it is day two, three of this bank failure? >> first, thank you for having me in studio. the biden administration and the fed did give us the most eloquent and inexpensive solution to this challenge. you have a bank in silicon valley which is unlike a lot of banks. 945% of their deposits are uninsured which means 95% of those deposits are less than $250,000 because we all get insurance on a single account for that had they not done this, the challenge you would have had a run from small and mid size banks to the big, big banks which is what we were trying to prevent and tried to cure back in 2007 and 2008. they had do what they had to do. i was interested in the congressman senators had you i served with ben cardin in the house who seemed to want to fashion a solution. they have got to look at this and almost curate solutions for different sized banks. i hope congress certainly a willingness to say republicans were wrong back in 2008 or p

guy benson host of the guy benson show on fox news radio.know that to be a fact. there is at least internal discussion about what is happening going forward, whether that's tied to the latest witness or it's just tied to this is unprecedented territory. >> well, it certainly is unprecedented territory. we don't know what is going on. all we know is that donald trump announced that he was going to be arrested tuesday and then his campaign walked it back and said they didn't really know if he was going to be arrested tuesday. he wasn't arrested tuesday. we don't know what is going on. but we do know that if he is charged, he would be the first president or former president to face criminal charges. it's a big, big risk for the prosecutor to do this. of all of the investigations of donald trump, you could argue that this one is the least serious. there is the classified documents. there's the effort to overturn the 2020 election. and then this is hush money to a porn star, alleged. so, i think that there is a risk. if you are going to charge an

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well, i think benson is at a stage now where pieces of its history are starting to resurface into the say of, from the unspeakable. when you're coming out of a period of intense conflict, there are parts of the past that are untouchable. and then gradually, gradually, gradually they become things that you can look at and speak about again. but i think, you know, our kids are incredibly important for that reason, because in an archive you sort of can seal off these histories. ah, and keep them until the moment when it's safe to look at them again. 220, a, a nico e. g o and in b o o. e, by doing p o e b, b, o, e. ah, and a frank assessments justice means to give them the basic human rights, not only in the camp, but also inside the me, a map informed opinions. 5 administration are very concerned about this development especially, or what it means for china's power on the world's day. critical debate is dark only both the legal route for the one they see the property. in depth analysis of the days headlines inside story on al jazeera. it's a $1000000000.00 money, no one drink operation.

scott benson. >> since 2019 this government provided well over 300 million pounds in funding for projects however there's always room for more. my constituency are the most precise in the country. we have provided 600,000 pounds for feasibility projects and 30 million pounds in the regeneration package for these areas. we see how this transformational project delivers to those communities. before he enters that can everybody else with a prepared question just cut in half? deputy prime minister. sin take you madam. i've seen it first-hand when i visited with him. and please we have delivered the 40 million pounds of funding to relocate the magistrate court and to allow the complex to move and i know i will work with him on the regeneration aspiration for the future. >> deputy speaker little girl in my constituency only nine years old developed a bacterial -- before christmas. symptoms occurred and she has intrusive thoughts and has improperly eat since christmas. i am seeking support for her. the medication is given despite broadbased -- because no one has implemented implementation. think

well, if you, if you let me kind of benson what we have to do is strengthen these rules in order, especially to see into the, to, to realize earlier what is happening and to prevent this from actually happening. and pretty example to strengthen whistle blowing. this is one of my key key points that i'm focusing on so that people who realize here's something going on. they can go to a safe place and say, look, there is an m e p or in the system. we are going to extend the rules not only from any piece to assistance because apparently the network was, was mostly within, within the system. we're going to extend these rules and to, to have a safe place where people could go say, look, here's something going on. have a look in here and to detect much of that these things hopefully do not happen at all. and if they happen in a being discovered and punished, you can, you can, you can propose all these rules till the cows come home. but if m p 's vote against them in the way that they have in the past and not going to happen all day, they're not going to become a reality yet. well, we have the group

this is reported by journalist michael benson.hus , the ukrainian heavyweight boxing world champion can start a series of mandatory fights against contenders, one of them is it is the 25-year-old englishman dubois, during the last few months, usyk's representatives tried to organize a historic megafight of the ukrainian against tyson fury for the title of absolute world champion, but the fight will not take place in the near future , the parties could not agree on financial terms and also agree on plans for a potential rematch in the meantime vasyl lomachenko has signed a contract for a fight with the american david gainey for the title of absolute world champion in the lightweight category, the promotion company top-pran-boxing reported lomachenko gainey. will take place on the night of may 20-21 in the american las vegas, the ibfwbc and wbo titles will be at stake. they all belong to gaya . 35-year-old lomachenko is conducting a training camp in the united states. his last fight took place in october last year , when vasyl defea

ah, 25 year old jeffrey benson is a forex millionaire. girl was 21. when i took and i crossed and for found the hostile, it's $140000.00. in 6 months, the nigerian law school dropout has made a career out of the risky business of buying and selling foreign currencies online . and by sharing videos of his enviable lifestyle on social media. oh, he says it, some people still think maybe that he pauses came or some, it's a get rich, quick pain and i'm like, no, this is a business symbol. you treat your quotes business, same way you treat your oil and gas business, sim, will you treat your engineering business? does war for a student is now my routine. everything i just flipped from someone who could even barely buy a on a time in a foreigner. now now i'm there now for a lot of projects, we have a lot of houses having a lot of cars. and he's not alone. researchers estimate that the nigerians involved in the forest trade now number in the hundreds of thousands of soft 20 to 20 to one . we have what we had over 300000 to with the forest tree doesn't lend yo

but that shows very clearly how great the need is among the people in our target group by dyson, benson in days lawful of them. this target group often has very little confidence in the authorities. but all the more in italy, projects like the fixed brigade, says francis, the fixed brigade is booked up solid till august. their success is keeping them extremely busy. skiing is by far the most popular winter sport in europe. switzerland alone offers more than 300 skita thoughts, but they are having a tough time due to high energy prices and climate change. anton cabrera was never a fan of these huge resorts. he has been running one of the smallest key areas in switzerland for decades. a reason for its popularity is that it is a family run business having the slopes, almost all to yourself. here there's a sense of freedom that has to come by in the swiss alps these days. just 20 kilometers of ski runs to channel lifts and no plans to expand. that's how anton calibre likes it for over half a century. he's run the small family own ski resort son heinsohn bag in the goes on . at h 92, he stil

but i certainly benson with what we've been finding out, walking the halls here, speaking to people that they're impressed by the likes of ron desantis. they're pleased that there might be a number of candidates to pick from. but in the end, they are going to go with donald trump because they believe that he did a good job and was just hold below the water line because of covered that if you've been the at any donald trump rallies that have been at one or 2 i this is one of the music's the in one of the tunes he uses to amp up the crowd. i then we're going to lee greenwood born in the usa. having said that, looking around the whole, it's maybe a reflection on the numbers of c parts that are, don't i, this year, but maybe as well. the appeal of donald trump, when nikki haley, who's b, a declared that she would run against donald trump spoke here. the hall was less than half filled by this time round. it's as you can see, there's still a fairly significant crowd. but i'm surprised to look around and see the number of empty seats that there are. so what do we lightly hear from donald trump?

editor and fox news contributor katie published in commonsense magazine executive editor christopher benson. >> the whole democratic approaches seems to be that we can just keep expanded the role of the size of the federal government keep increasing we can save medicare and social security by taxing more and more a tiny tiny sliver of americans supposedly at the top of the income range ultimately the numbers don't add up today? >> nodded all they add up to more than the american people can afford, this is clearly a political document given what you said about republicans being in charge of the house and if you look at the argument tried to get the democratic party back into a position of being the working class, the poor class and not for the rich which in recent years racine democrats as the party of the wealthy and the student loan bailout for those that not just have 1 degree but in a number of instances multiple degrees. when it comes to the budget the president claims executive raise taxes on people making under $400,000 per year but the unrealized gains tax would in fact everybody has

so 1st of all, i have to add that to the equation, the about his own private lawyer boys benson, who put an ultimatum to him that he doesn't stop. he will stop representing him in court. at this a lawyer, i was one of the most, the senior lawyers in israel. and if he would stop representing him, if any out is on his way, not down from the prime minister's office only, but down to jail. and i can say to them, you know, would like to find a way to put back the 1st break in the wall of the cool down to coalition and going back gallant and take back his letter. since what he says is, this is only the 1st grade and the is building, his own house is falling apart on him. and now it's a matter of not only for a saving and savings the coalition, but he's getting now messages from his constituency, saying that for 3 months, you told us that due to those people who are taking to the streets are and looking at destroying the country. and know you are surrendering to them and there are already people who are organizing. i assume howard man, the chairman of the judiciary committee that just passe

there are no vaccines at this stage or proved anti virus treatments. benson moran, go as a public health specialist and promoter at oxfam, kenya, he says, marburg spread is associated with travel and is a cause of concern. what the common government is doing is the mostly it has actually heightened diminishes full screening and they put centers and should encouraging people who are actually presenting the symptoms to to go fall. i need treatment management, then yes, 10 facilities. the detection can only be done through our laboratory measurements, so through investigation. so what is holding cottages that are in the past on the channels are presenting with fever and mid me them on history of travel to tanzania . talk to the present to the l facility, who can actually ticket for them to deliberate that investigation to actually distinguish relates to my book virus or any other disease. it's easily spread from human to human. it's actually close associated mi latino travel. so that's what, that's what it is, what is that wasn't just risk. and that's where you really concerned because of t

the continent and counter russian and chinese influence in the region. political analysts should benson funny, convince washington's renewed interest will bear fruit activities. we have seen historically as been one of them interfere us. you can see the hand of america militarily being very anti democratic. if i put it does way. so they're, they're coming into africa now with this channel offensive talking about democracy. i think that it does not for many people, we are able to see through russia and china that he started really good relations with most african countries because of not only because of the role in deliberation struggle of the continent. but also that was independence. russia and china continued to provide a lot of technical support, material support, financial support. the most of the african countries will always last for now. but just a reminder for up to the minute the developments do give r t a follow on twitter will ensure you don't need to think about the the lose. hello and welcome to cross talk. we're all things are considered. i'm peter labelle . foreign policy

now that he's posting and benson a line, so we'll see how this will turn out and will he be arrested for he knox is well journalist on political analysts, john verbally say it's a binary ministration will do his best to keep trump from returning to power. we're now in a period where the democratic party is establishing a totalitarian regime in the united states, winning that election in 2020 was the 1st step. they've now taken control of all the federal agencies. it taken control big tech wall street to conserve services, the military. so pretty much all the major level levers of power and now under the control of the democratic party. trump is the last 2 years obstacles well trumped, and probably dissented. american law is written in such a way and there are so many american life that gets you for anything they can go after anybody and destroy you find them, find some violation that you committed and put you in jail. the democratic party establishment, again, which is the sabbath, very machine in the us. they are so pathologically afraid of trump. they have him so much. germany have

lieutenant governor, garlin gilchrist, attorney general dana nessel, and secretary of state jocelyn benson, you've all been strong allies and great friends. [applause] i'm looking forward to more good work together. and i also want to acknowledge our incredible state employees, my cabinet, my executive office staff who work hard to move our state forward. i couldn't do this without you. thank you. [applause] my fellow michiganders, we spoke with a clear voice in november. we want the ability to raise a family without breaking the bank. we want strong protections for our fundamental rights to vote and control our own bodies. [applause] leaders -- [applause] leaders who will work across the aisle to solve problems and deliver on the issues that make a real difference in our lives. michiganders are facing the pinch right now: picking up items at the store and putting them back before checking out. having tough conversations about medical bills, prescription drugs, what paths their kids can afford after high school. we are all concerned about making sure we live in a safe neighborhood and have

there are no vaccines or any approved antiviral treatments for the disease. benson moron, go as a public health specialist and promote oxfam, kenya. and he told us how and why the violence is spread. the virus is spread. when to come in, government is doing is the mostly it is actually hayton diminishes full screening. they what centers and should encouraging people who are actually presenting the symptoms to to go fall. i need treatment management. then yes, tell facilities. the detection can only be done on level 3 measurements, so thorough investigation. so what is holding coverage is that in the past on the channels are presenting midland a fever and bidding them on history of travel to tanzania talk to the present to the facility who can actually ticket farther and bul, deliberative investigation tool actually distinguish, relayed. so my book virus or any other disease that's easily spread from human to human, it's actually close associated mi latino travel. so that's what, that's what chile is, what is that wasn't just risk. and that's where you really concerned because of the huma

or benson moran go is a public health specialist at oxfam, kenya, he says, my burg spread is associated with travel and is cause for concern when to come in. government is doing is i'm mostly, it is actually heightened, diminishes full screening a what centers of should, encouraging people who are actually presenting the symptoms to, to go fall on the treatment and management of the nearest tell facilities. the detection can only be done through level 3 measurements, so through investigation. so what is holding coverage is that any person actually presenting a delay fever and bidding them on history of travel to tanzania to actually present to the facility who can actually take it farther into deliberative investigation. to actually distinguish relates to my book virus or any other disease. it's easily spread from human to human. it's actually close associated with their, you know, travel. so that's what, that's what chiles, what is the disposing extra risk. and that's way really concern because of the human traffic between king it turns into gamma and morsel because of the, you know, i

it's also pushing the poor out of their homes, gather viscous. philip guard the benson. each time i wake up, i think, is this the day i leave o stay here? it's really sad because with my salary, i can't vote house on my end, georgina somalis is being evicted, like half of the portuguese population. she earned less than $1060.00 a month last year. taurus in need of short term rentals and foreign investors have contributed to soaring rents and housing prices and increased mortgage rates. and then we'll look at it in lisbon. a grass roots organization is fighting to ensure people have access to affordable housing, not stopped. god miss visits from them in that the fundamental things are to stop golden sentence, creating premium markets for wealthy people that come to invest in real estate in political, to regulate and control rents to lower rents, which is key and to stop evictions if there are no suitable housing alternatives. the government is proposing a number of measures including capping rent increases lowering taxes for people who sign permanent rental contracts and

there are no vaccines are approved anti viral treatments at the moment. benson moran go as a public health specialist on promoter ox from kenya, he says, marburg spread is associated with travel and is a cause for concern. what the common government is doing, you saw them mostly. it was actually heightened, diminishes full screening and they put centers ach, encouraging people who are actually presenting the symptoms due to go fall and the treatment and management of then yet is tell facilities the detection can only be done through our laboratory measurements. so thorough investigation. so what is holding coverage is that any person actually presenting that a fever and bidding them on history of travel to tanzania talk to the present to the facility who can actually ticket for them to deliberate. an investigation to actually distinguish relates to my book virus, old senior that is, is easily spread from human to human. it's actually close associated with their, you know, travel. so that's what, that's what chiles, what is that it wasn't just risk and that's way really concerned because of

so, look, patel, scott benson, he's been attacked by the lineker mob today.nson, he's been attacked by the lineker mob today . you know, the lineker mob today. you know, the lineker mob today. you know, the attacks on him have been huge really , vicious, very huge really, vicious, very vicious . but yet again to me, it vicious. but yet again to me, it shows how the msm, how the establishment, how the political is completely out of touch with the people who he is representing in blackpool south because they feel like the country is nearly full. i think it's that the unintended consequence is gary lineker thought you know st gary he goes on and you know he's putting his very very left wing agenda that anyone who opposes a kind of cap on migration is a horrible right wing . that's basically his wing. that's basically his message. yeah he had seven uninterrupted days of front page coverage every single bulletin he was leading and he felt utterly triumphant . and now all utterly triumphant. and now all he's done is swing a whole pile of people as polls show, again