calver and bolton explored. the so-called hut camp of the 17th regiment, calvert found bolton's buttons have said unit there as early as 1890, and bolton dedicated two chapters to it in relics of the revolution. three chapters discussing the camp headed up history written with pic and shovel to which must be added a pile of photographs of the dig taken by calver. another map by bolton and two oil paintings by john ward dunsmore. over time, their name for this site varied. it started out during the world war one years as the hut camp on the dykeman farm morphed into the 17th regiment hut camp, and finally the green hill camp. by the early 1920s. while the first and last are technically correct in describing the location as it was variously referred to during the revolution, it wasn't exclusive to the 17th regiment by any means, but i'm willing to keep using it for convenience today, so i hope everybody will forgive me now. the list of units which were quartered there and how long they said they stayed has yet to

and mr bolton thank you so much for and mr bolton thank you so much for and mr bolton thank you so much for doing this again and good to see you on doing this again and good to see you on doing this again and good to see you on tv rain tv rain tv rain um first of all i would like to ask you um first of all i would like to ask you um first of all i would like to ask you about the situation that was uh scary about the situation that was uh scary about the situation that was uh scary softly saying uh in poland i mean this softly saying uh in poland i mean this softly saying uh in poland i mean this incident with the missiles so the world incident with the missiles so the world incident with the missiles so the world was at the edge of the world war i would was at the edge of the world war i would was at the edge of the world war i would say and i have a feeling that this was a say and i have a feeling that this was a say and i have a feeling that this was a moment when we all understood how moment when we all understood how moment when we all understood how fragile the peace is and how the

bolton born and garlic bread!or everyone in the whole of the country who loves peter kay, because he has not been around for so long, everyone has missed him. and also, you know, we need a laugh. and in the town centre it was a major talking point. he just has a genuinely down—to—earth way of making people laugh and that is a talent in itself, isn't it? pretty funny lad. if he's coming back, happy with that. he went to my high school so every assembly, "peter kay went here so you can look up to someone!" it's his classic garlic bread line, isn't it? garlic bread! you're joking! early in his career peter kay played a landmark show here at bolton's albert halls. of course every venue on this tour is an arena. peter kay has acknowledged the cost of living crisis by putting tickets on sale starting at £35 — the same price they were when he last toured. and one place the announcement has caused extra excitement is bolton's carpet shops. if it means i'm getting a ticket, i am doing him a deal! definitely! shh, the boss

little pat of butter, boom, you've got michael bolton. >> jimmy: are you a michael bolton -- a boltonwatch those people love and enjoy michael bolton. my wife and her family are huge golden state warriors fans, and i'm like, well, this is exciting to watch them be excited. >> jimmy: you enjoy michael bolton vicariously? >> yes, exactly. and then i -- i -- well, i -- >> jimmy: you murdered? >> i murdered both of those people and i wear their skin around. [ laughter ] so that i can fully live as them. >> jimmy: well, that's quite a revelation. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you know -- you don't hear talk show anecdotes like that that often. >> i know. i was cosplaying as guest on "jimmy kimmel live" and i really went for it. >> jimmy: which musician would you -- your birthday party, if you were to -- let's say we were to line somebody up for you as a surprise. >> yeah, huh. >> jimmy: who would you want it to be? >> kanye? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: west? kanye west? >> kanye west. he's, like, my favorite musical artist. >> jimmy: right. well, yeah. maybe -- yes. even now, still? >> why, w

john bolton ? john, about what? john bolton? the pond. you know, looking across the pond . so we got the democrats, pond. so we got the democrats, we got by then. he's 80. we got nancy has just stood down as speaker she's 82. hillary clinton is 75, 76. and these are the senior democrats that we see then we see the republicans. we got donald trump, who's 76. we got donald trump, who's 76. we got mitch mcconnell, the casarosa. he's what's going on it looks like a gerund rosie. no experience course a mixture of all of those things is exactly what you want. what's happened in these parties ? well, it's i in these parties? well, it's i think a combination things but basically it's the baby generation and those are years even older than the baby generation are not willing to let go. the democrats actually began the transition with barack obama and. people at that point thought that there never be another baby boom. president and along came trump and, then biden. so i it may come more quickly than people think. and the democratic side

john bolton ? john, about what? john bolton? the pond. you know, looking across the pond . so we got the democrats, pond. so we got the democrats, we got by then. he's 80. we got nancy has just stood down as speaker she's 82. hillary clinton is 75, 76. and these are the senior democrats that we see then we see the republicans. we got donald trump, who's 76. we got donald trump, who's 76. we got mitch mcconnell, the casarosa. he's what's going on it looks like a gerund rosie. no experience course a mixture of all of those things is exactly what you want. what's happened in these parties ? well, it's i in these parties? well, it's i think a combination things but basically it's the baby generation and those are years even older than the baby generation are not willing to let go. the democrats actually began the transition with barack obama and. people at that point thought that there never be another baby boom. president and along came trump and, then biden. so i it may come more quickly than people think. and the democratic side

he said, one of the reasons for his outburst was to bring attention to john bolton's attempts to turn the ukrainian conflict into a new of jealous them. i actually stood up, i reached out to his team prior and tried to have a more formal meeting with him. so i could discuss these questions in private and get it on camera in a more formal and you know, quantum or professional way. but then they of course didn't respond because they're not willing to answer any of these questions or the tough question. so that's when i book 2 tickets to demand one for me and one for my camera man. and i stood up and interrupted him while he was giving a speech on actually ukraine and russia, the conflict that's currently going on. and you know, his speech was about how we should continuously be funding ukraine. and he, you know, quote in the russia, bear is the biggest threat to our democracy. so really, he's just trying to go over what he did in iraq again, and then again, you want to turn ukraine into the new afghanistan's, but continuously longer money. so that's why i confronted him. i was temporari

i, john bolton was a national security advisor and thompson ministration. he advocated america's interventions in iraq, afghanistan, and syria of venezuela. even russia. he was recently on tv with the wife of julian assigned in a fiery exchange, said that he hoped to whistle it gets at least 176 years in prison because he published evidence of war crimes. taylor hanson again says he wants to see bolton and his cohorts to be held to account are in the process of actually trying to extra die the songs so they can essentially sent him him to death. here in america, you know, i am optimistic that you know one day the right people will take charge again in america and make these people pay. but i'm not thinking that it's going to be within their lifetime, considering all these people seem to kind of be on their death bed already. i mean, they're already dropping like flies from old age, but i'm really more worried right now about the new kind of neo con establishment movement that's rising up. you know, the ones that they want to infinitely fun ukraine. they mea

taylor hudson again says he wants to see people as such as john bolton and his colleagues answer for their actions are in the process of actually trying to extra died a song so they can essentially send him him to death. here in america, you know, i am optimistic that you know one day the right people will take charge again in america and make these people pay. but i'm not thinking that it's going to be within their lifetime, considering all these people seem to kind of be on their death bed already. i mean, they're already dropping like flies from old age, but i'm really wor, worried right now about the new kind of neo con establishment movement that's rising up. you know, the ones that they want the infinitely fun ukraine. they mean they're essentially turning ukraine into the new version of afghan. daniel julian assigned talked about, you know, the real.

john bolton was less struggling for words this week after being ambushed about his record. during his time at the pentagon, independent journalist taylor hudson confronted the official with some uncomfortable questions of the public event. the reporter was cookie removed from the bo and how do you like us to trust when you write about weapons of mass destruction in iraq, essentially, genocide, the iraqi people you why did you tell the rest the julian is gone? why do you think that's acceptable or if you're celebrating war, congress why? why, why another person or the well, we spoke with taylor himself, trying to get to the bottom of frustration. he says john bolton wants to turn the ukrainian conflict into a new dentist on how to listen. i actually stood up, i reached out to his team prior and tried to have a more formal meeting with them. so i could discuss these questions in private and get it on camera any more formal and quantum or professional way. but then they of course didn't respond because they're not willing to answer any of these questions or the tough question.

west national security advisor, john bolton was left to simply praise the 1st amendments. after having his past statements dumped on him at a public event. independent journalist taylor hanson confronted the official with some uncomfortable questions before he and his free speech was met with a swift dismissal. oh, how do you expect us to trust when you are about weapons of mass destruction in iraq? since we genocide iraqi. oh, did you? why did you celebrate arrested? you'll even gone. why do you think that's acceptable? her point is celebrated more crime. why, why? why? why? a. while we spoke with taylor himself, he said one of the reasons for his outburst was to bring attention to what he claimed says john bolton's attempts to turn the ukrainian conflict into an u. f. galveston. i actually stood up, i reached out to his team prior and tried to have a more formal meeting with him. so i could discuss these questions in private and get it on camera in a more formal and you know, quantum or professional way. but then they of course didn't respond because they're not willing

s. president don't ministration bolton the how the advocate is the u. s. intervention in iraq. afghanistan, syria, but as where the uneven russia last month, he told the wife of whistle blow, analytics found the fall. but he hopes a song gets at least 176. he is in jail for publishing evidence of war crimes. taylor has and again says one day, the u. s. administration will pay for his offences or in the process of actually trying to extra die to songs so they can essentially sentence him to death. here in america, i am optimistic that you know one day the right people will take charge again in america and make these people pay. but i'm not thinking that it's going to be within their life time considering all these people seem to kind of be on their deathbed already. i mean, they're already dropping like flies from old age, but i'm really more worried right now about the new kind of neil con establishment movement that's rising up on, you know, the ones that they want to infinitely fun ukraine. they mean they're essentially turning ukraine into the new ve

john bolton recently former national security adviser to the president. what unites the document of 22 years ago and the modern american strategy of national biodefense, and also here ukraine knows anton vernitsky. it has been published in the united states. new national strategy. biosecurity. it would seem in time, the document that appeared in china for the next wave of covid is quarantined almost the entire beijing, a careful reading of the strategy suggests that behind the seemingly good goal of developing the world of protection against biological threats is hiding, including justification of aggression against anyone whom the pentagon wants to blame for this, measures to counter biological threats are supposed to be carried out regardless of whether they arise on the territory of the united states or abroad, that is , any country where there is a laboratory with one caveat, these laboratories can become a potential target of the united states should be american its touching. they are not collected in this way as part of the strategy. the united stat

end quote let me remind you that bolton led the delegation of the united states of america at the fiftheview conference of the wwc in 2001 as a result of the consultation, the american country completely blocked the work on verification mechanisms and abandoned the attached processes for verifying the likely storage sites of biological weapons. citing that this threatens their national interests, we have previously talked about biosecurity breaches in us labs, including instances of mass viability mailings. since anthrax in foreign organizations under the us federal freedom of information act in early november, the american edition intersebt, an analysis of the documents of the national institute was carried out. health related safety violations. biological laboratories in the united states more than five and a half thousand pages of incident reports over the past 18 years have been studied . created a risk of further spread of genetically modified pathogens of viral fevers, severe acute respiratory syndrome of highly pathogenic influenza, birds and a number of other infections, numerou

in his home town, bolton fm were dedicating their afternoon show to the news. know, because his comedyjust reaches across all generations. but also as well i think for everyone in the whole of the country who loves peter kay, because he has not been around for so long, everyone has missed him. and also you know, we need a laugh. and in the town centre it was a major talking point. he just has a genuinely down—to—earth way of making people laugh and that is a talent in itself, isn't it? he's coming back, happy with that. he went to my high school and every assembly you looked for him. it's the classic garlic bread line, isn't it? garlic bread! you are joking! early in his career peter kay played a landmark show here at bolton's albert halls. of course every venue on this tour is an arena. peter kay has acknowledged the cost of living crisis by putting tickets on sale starting at £35. the same price they were when he last toured. and one place the announcement has caused extra excitement is bolton's carpet shops. if it means i'm getting a ticket, i am doing him a

here's a b cs deirdre bolton. with americans already spending a record amount since thanksgiving day, analysts are forecasting yet another record for the next 24 hours shopping cycle. it's probably best to pull the trigger and by sooner than later, the biggest online shopping day of the year cyber monday and the pressure is definitely on the retailer's. they know consumers are strapped . they know that their budgets getting eaten up by, um, their heating bill. their rent these not these necessity grocery purchases so the pressure is on, you know. for them to compete with each other adobe analytics , forecasting that americans will spend more than $11 billion online in the next 24 hours alone, up more than 5% from last year. inflation a huge factor looming over this holiday season, holding stubbornly at a 40 year high, but in the meantime, the deals are here. amazon offering up to 70% off on alexa enabled devices, including their echo and fire tv up to 45% off select black and decker home tools and best buy shopper

in the building of biological weapons, it was with the participation of bolton at the beginning of the1st century that washington achieved the complete abolition of inspections of biological objects, the states then stated that this was necessary to protect american national interests and it became known how and where these weapons are created the russian ministry of defense presented new evidence of the activities of the us biological laboratory including in ukraine, the activities of americans to finance research on especially dangerous viruses are revealed, public reports emphasize pentagon edited. dozens of pages have been removed all the information of contractors, including in ukraine, and the results of these experiments will not be awakened, that is, all this activity is hidden even from the americans themselves, the published documents once again confirm the cooperation of kiev and washington, as well as attempts to establish control over pathogens in ukrainian biological laboratories by introducing a fax system. elements of which were transferred to ukraine under the marking

president. trump has repeatedly tried to keep his tax returns private, brazil's outgoing president, j bolton, r. i was challenging his election defeat to rival luis in our seo unit, a silver bolton aro, once the electoral court to invite a balance cost on some electronic voting machines is pointing to a software bug defending champions. france of thumped australia screws for one to give their world up. campaign of confidence start to strike olivia giroux, method 2 goals to become his country's joint top scorer. well, those are the headlines that he's continues here now to 0 after the listing post statement. that's what i thought a korean reporting to the well really that here, one journalist documents life beyond the headlines a certain stories can change us in the next, easiest, crazy story. well, i mean the news media history. it turned into a unique journey into what it means to be human. the things we keep a witness documentary on al jazeera, getting close to the people most affected by those in power is often dangerous, but it's absolutely vital that the stories to be told, plus a socie

funerals, the hell for those killed by rocket fire, from serious outgoing brazilian president jr. bolton aro, challenges the results of last month selection. he lost the wife louis ona sealed movie to see ah, i'm for fans. rejoiced to saudi arabia stuns former champions argentina, and one of the biggest upsets in world history ah, rescue teams in indonesia are searching for 3rd day for survivors of a powerful earthquake that struck west java province. on monday, at least $268.00 people died, many of them children operations are now focused on several locations and he badly hit shan george district. workers are trying to clear day brief on one landslide at buried an entire village, where jessica washington joined us live now from change or jessica, you are one of the sites of those lance lies. tell us what's been happening that well, i'm here as you can on which is a subs district of chandra. this is one of the areas that was affected by a landslide which followed the earthquake. you can see some of the houses behind me damaged but more significantly, the damage that has been done to the

. >> michael bolton did you know black friday is now on mondays?ch means we are moving hawaiian shirt day to monday as well. okay? thanks. >> ainsley: retail giant taking some of the movie's famous lines for the ad even featured michael bolton not the one from the movie, michael bolton the actual singer that was a little joke they included in the ad there. those are your headlines janice. outside to you. >> janice: take a look at the forecast. severe storms in the forecast for the plain states as this area of plain states move into the rockies. warm air ahead of this system by the way not only today but friday, through the weekend, for the eastern third of the country, temperatures in the 70s. really really nice, mild air for this time of year. we will enjoy it. but that severe weather threat continues for this evening into friday. snow for the rockies. and we are dealing with the potential for large hail, damaging winds, and tornadoes not only today but friday. have a way to get those watches and warnings, fox weather.com. steve, ainsley, brian, o

bolton, in your testimony also described challenges for aam aircraft. do you believe development of general standards would also be useful and fostering integration in am aircraft? >> absolutely. as well, we talked about the importance of predictability, certainty, there is an enormous amount of investment being made to try to bring these products to the market. understanding of clear pathways, a type certificate, and production certificate, being able to begin these operations there are very important for us to know what to expect as we prepare. the clearer the path, the better opportunity we have to arrive at our gift nations. >> thank you, colonel lux, i would be very interested in ways to improve automated asked -- aircraft management especially as nas becomes more crowded. this includes a bill, the dynamic airspace pilot program act which i introduced along with chair and senator sinema to improve dynamic management of the mass. what can this committee due to build on the work that the faa to improve these automation tools and reduce the burden of

us administration looks quite understandable in the report of rebuilding america's defense, john bolton, who has served as the presidential adviser on us security. designated for the world leadership of america , it is absolutely necessary for the army to be one of the ways of modernization. in the biological weapons building, it was with the participation of bolton at the beginning of the 21st century that washington achieved the complete abolition of the inspection of biological objects, the states then declared that it was necessary to protect american national interests and it became known how and where these weapons are created the russian ministry of defense presented new evidence of the activities of the us biolaboratory , including in ukraine, the activities of americans to finance research on especially dangerous viruses are revealed, emphasized in the pentagon's public reports edited. dozens of pages have been removed all the information of contractors, including in ukraine, and the results of these experiments are not given, that is, all this activity hides even from the amer

situation is tense. questions that should not be asked in the usa the journalist was thrown out when the bolton was reminded to airak afghanistan to slow down and change shoes the traffic police is waiting for bad weather recommends that drivers be on the alert for the socio-political situation in the country, and also at our borders discussed today in bobruisk with labor collectives the heads of the ministry of state committees, as well as the head of the administration of the president of belarus, igor sergienko, it was about unprecedented external pressure on the country, including in the information space and confrontation between law enforcement agencies, an attempt to destabilize society on the part of the fugitives and nato, who are pulling military equipment to our borders to convey the truth. the main message of such meetings. you will see that there are a lot of different uh, stuffing, uh fake fakes of false information. uh, he mostly walks on the internet, well, it’s clear that this information is always worth it. uh, some specific person with a specific goal, probably, the bone does

oh, now way there bolton are, meaning time, a day biz election to louis in that lula. the so left lula secure barrow victory for his far ponens vote. paris have been block. always asked the result as the world here, whether the president will likely ex galka as in rose, rio de janeiro. brazil began to adjust to the new po, reality. jaya bell, bro has been doubt as present. he will be defeated. pence, ronald chin by left to rival the na seo, but the silver was the result. that's an option to change to for you to fall right. shift lose that lyla can power. we pull that he will pull everything promised and that we will again there of our am our forest, or a foreigner and or what will it is machine will others were on the impact of such a post vote c d m. hello, is he in his say the broad because of the results of that it is. we want to see him. i think that both both in our porters fight isn't over highways. a country down the truck has other bosna reporters sub blocking it in protest. her pulse are not forcibly moved from his and we could him back. our with the show we h

still with us as nigel bolton from blackrock equities.ou were talking about the energy transition, but what do you do with china? nigel: if you look at valuation levels, you could say china assets are cheap. there is a geopolitical risk element which has really grown the last year or so. that makes it very hard for a lot of international investors, in particular. we're seeing some people attracted to the valuation, and other people who just say sorry, geopolitics too risky for me. it's a tricky one but when we talk to companies, there is a reluctance to increase investment in china going forward we're seeing companies looking to expand production in other parts of the world now. that's definitely a key change we have seen of the last six to 12 months. tom: you talk to us before the breaker on how you think inflation has probably peaked, but maybe stickier than some are expecting, help me understand how investors who are betting on lower inflation in 2023 are also hopeful of china reopening. how does a reopen the china coexist with our inf

maximum 147 break in the first session of the champion of champions final against ronnie 0'sullivan in boltonhis evening with the first to ten taking the title. there was a shock in the paris masters final as danish winning the japan open and playing briefly to finish overall at 20 under par. there was a shock in the paris masters final as danish teenager holger rune beat novak djokovic in three sets. the 19—year—old becomes the youngest winner of the event since 1986 and stops djokovic's quest for a record extending seventh title in the french capital. each of the england teams involved in the three rugby league world cups are yet to lose after the wheelchair side maintained their own 100 percent record on a day they also sealed a semi final place. the firstjob was beating spain. and they did so handsomely. robert hawkings managed an impressive 5 tries in a match that saw england score 18 in all in a 104—12 win at the copperbox arena in front of another record crowd for the sport. australia then beat ireland 38—8 to send the host nation into the semi finals. in the men's tournament — england

henry bolton. how do you respond to gerry?ive party and particularly sunak particularly people sunak have presented as fiscal presented themselves as fiscal conservatives, low taxation, low expenditure . and what have we expenditure. and what have we got? we've got massive taxation here. absolutely massive, crippling and. jerry, you can't say this is a budget for growth . we've got corporation tax going . we've got the top rate of going. we've got the top rate of income tax threshold going down . so it brings a far more far more people into . it so that more people into. it so that provides a sort of glass ceiling, if you like, for entrepreneur ers and small businessmen who who aren't to build their businesses because they're going to incur additional taxation . we've got additional taxation. we've got you know, we're hitting the ordinary people well, because a lot of these cuts that the government's going to impose, they're trying to pass the responsible on to local government by removing cap on council tax. there is nothing

henry bolton. how do you respond to gerry?ive party and particularly sunak particularly people sunak have presented as fiscal presented themselves as fiscal conservatives, low taxation, low expenditure . and what have we expenditure. and what have we got? we've got massive taxation here. absolutely massive, crippling and. jerry, you can't say this is a budget for growth . we've got corporation tax going . we've got the top rate of going. we've got the top rate of income tax threshold going down . so it brings a far more far more people into . it so that more people into. it so that provides a sort of glass ceiling, if you like, for entrepreneur ers and small businessmen who who aren't to build their businesses because they're going to incur additional taxation . we've got additional taxation. we've got you know, we're hitting the ordinary people well, because a lot of these cuts that the government's going to impose, they're trying to pass the responsible on to local government by removing cap on council tax. there is nothing

abc business correspondent deirdre bolton is here now. good morning to you.re seeing record shoppers, huge spending this long weekend, but the fed economists also warning the chance of a u.s. recession is about 50% for next year, what does that say for state of economy? >> reporter: the state of the economy for december is strong, because consumer spending is two-thirds of our economic activity, that means what we all collectively spend and that's showing economic strength, so if we judge by the record holiday spending so far things are looking great. now experts say while americans are concerned about 40-year high inflation levels, especially for basics such as rent and groceries, holiday habits are hard to break, so most people will find other ways at other times to tighten their belts, so far shoppers are buying gifts in two big categories -- toys and electronics. some of the hottest toys, we have a list for you. squishmallows, roblox, paw patrol, cocomelon, now top gaming consoles including nintendo switch, xox series x and playstation 5. as for electroni

abc's deirdre bolton is at a market in new york city with more.orning, eva. with the price of ingredients such as eggs, butter, flour up 25% or more from this time last year, thanksgiving hosts are going to have to get creative. with less than two weeks to go until thanksgiving -- >> i go to my mom's house, we're going to have fried turkey, greens, collard greens, potato salad, yams, a little bit of everything. >> reporter: shopping for this year's holiday dinner amid record-high food prices will be costly. >> it's heartbreaking because like you go see something that used to be $2, $3 is now like $7 to $10 and i'm like, how are people eating? >> reporter: the per pound prices for turkey, the holiday's biggest staple, now up 17%, food costs are so expensive that some supermarket chains are offering free turkey giveaways and honoring last year's prices. >> if we didn't have the money to have a big thanksgiving dinner, we can only make a few dishes. >> reporter: if you're on a budget save at the checkout counter, especially if you're flexible. >> you

yastrebov john bolton , back when he was a national security adviser, the head of the rkhbz troops explained americans brought their biological laboratories to third countries, including ukraine high risk of accidents situations in american biological laboratories are one of the reasons for their withdrawal from the national jurisdiction of transfer to the territory of third countries, including ukraine and other states. the operation became aware of the implementation of the military biological programs of the pentagon in ukraine in violation of the first and fourth articles of the convention. document analysis, found in ukrainian biological laboratories gives grounds to assert that in close proximity to the russian borders. conducted with the development of biological weapons components. this is confirmed by work contracts, approved registration cards, and reporting documentation from pentagon contractors. igor kirillov also stressed that russia is concerned that us military biologists are testing infectious agents on ukrainian servicemen and mentally let me remind the patients about the s

it's hayton for bolton. no trespassing. well, as a participant of the tour, of course i'm allowed in tombstone was already a military area in the 19th century. in 1910 and imperial military training area was built for the van german empire. later under hitler, the high command of the german army had its headquarters here. from 1953 to 1994 green stove was a garrison town for the so called group of soviet armed forces. germany, up to 75000 military personnel lived here with their families. there were schools, kindergarten shops, as well as sports and cultural facilities. you have to imagine this used to be a theater. there was a lot going on here and now it's just silence. mm hm. finally, we visit the outdoor pool. almost 30 years of stan. still. they have cast a strange spell over the sight. ah. also it roots door about 2 kilometers away. i joined another tour. the roots of tripling was the central intelligence bunker of the german army high command. let's take a closer look. done midland, sensitively, please. we don't want

your question has been answered no, i'm teasing him bolton. so the bottom line is we want to get things done and we proved last time in a 5050 congress that we could now have a hierarchy, hierarchy, a the top of the hierarchy. get it done in a bipartisan way when you can, we passed six or seven major bills just between june and august and other bills like the infrastructure bill in the postal bill previous if we -- previously. if we can't get it done with republicans, do it on your own. the ira is one of the things we're proudest of, the republicans because they're in the throes of big oil would not do climate change because they're so dominated by big pharma. they wouldn't do the pharmaceutical stuff. so we went and did those on our -- own the third and least desirable choice, although sometimes necessary is an accountability vote where you can't win. but you show where the votes are. that will continue to be our approach. that will continue to be our approach. yes, gentlemen, with the red hair back there, are you -- back there. >> are you pl

the type of election to the left is against at incumbent. dear bolton up personnel wrote play, lead results, back and neck with to percent of its counted then live against an gratian speak ah ah ah, the count came dead awhile. lulu winning, under 50 percent of but with so are imagine 2 very candidates tensions in sky ah, to narrow head to brazil's credit instant in casting de and the integrity the vote . now, many fear a refused dept the out. hit boaters ready claiming board on the time we when didn't when this tolan, this is disappoint pearson off says fraud. we need to go pommy the all have to come to will not come 0 here, but i as well as congratulate you president victory. balsam has sofa pained frank oliver's boy, his professor international really bad. the generally largest fan in south us are single. welcome to the day. just how much is the political come that lula asked, pulled up the squire. a woman, a way of all. this is the time that sitting present has been out of office. it still sitting present the joy, the when c dish has allowed then sir, for the aids to met. we increase pen

no, i mean the, the bolton under bush junior, sabotaged a verification protocol for the biological weapons convention. it's dead as a doornail and not going anywhere. ah, the international atomic energy agency has been co opted up by the united states government. that's clear. the chemical weapons convention organization has also been co opted by the united states government. so we, we really can't trust those organizations to supervise anything. so i've argued going back to anthrax war that then 2009, we must shut down every, be ourselves, re and be yourself for in the world. as for trusting the pentagon, excuse me, a job really badly. that's the joke or the day, right. what can i say about that? well, important analysis from professor francis boil. thank you so much, professor boyle. and that's our report for today. i'm john here jago and i'll see you again next week on the whistleblowers. ah. 2 2 2 2 2 2 ah, with i've actually found safety and embraces naziism as a juice. all of a sudden you're placed in a position where i can defend myself. now, i don't have to be afraid anymore. on on