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on the last few years we saw. 5 investigating the connection between nathan yellows, government and bro, is riley organizations in america. we filed a freedom of information request to uncover the network that they were building. the. the 1st interesting thing that we found out is that we have an entire ministry due by the media movement overseas. the, our government did not want to share this information with the public. we get the sense that if it's activity is, will be published, there will be an international scandal i would like reveal here for the 1st time our map here are the $42.00 leaders of the b ds network as we bodies in the meanest field. footages affairs say hey, that the ministry is to think you could 1st had a really complex problem with a spinning mean. a single tone with is look at all the, let me show you the apologize. they want to defend american organizations to come. but the media's movement, but the foreign agent act of the us a, requires organizations getting funds from other governments to be registered. to me through the digit affairs, use an organization name

the $43.00 of them budget and i bought the break the shows just a few days a week or 2 and it was a bro, you know, seasonally 30, which is the other show you what do you really get the most you read and i mean you just, you was mostly see on anybody else and you see it was an easy unless you just a lot of them were the ones that are useful in the brigade named office in georgia, but the dumbass volunteer union pres and communion take place before combat missions, so i won't buy i lose so many soldiers of this reconnaissance and the sulphur gave the rider with the spear is more than just to protect to of warriors. saint george slain the dragon almost as symbolize the great, the meaning of this war is the triumph of good of evil said um there's only a studio the one that we're not gonna be able to show the other shows nice show more about what else do you mind it was, maybe it is a steve this way. may i place you on this policy screen? show? no, let's, let's do the last old you reach your and your brothers. i am was to do with was up close to them. this point video was able to stay and wa

i went back to shaw bro, this summer i met many of the villages lions film just 5 years earlier. i was shocked when i found off the site of the leaves. some had been killed. elizabeth fun, but most of you will tell them of them. maybe see you down on the previous enabled yearbook dot com for now listen more in depth. no same is convinced of the destruction of chopra. and the institutions that followed were not to grant those. well, the serbian plan to take the news to go to buy the mice got thrown in conservative chicago knob i knew attend our consultants all but you have to do for that for the yeah. is it to kind of have to and should that include it, and then we'll go in there. so there's others available for me. so that is in there . they've been just somebody that i've understood what comes with some positive this site because this is very hard for me. back in 2004, a few weeks up to the treasury drowning incident. i met the sole survivor within the city. people still visibly shaken to lose the give me a call to use the goals and the phones of the political offices for handle

and while i was there, i did a pretty unique deal with warner bros. sony to revenue share dvd's, which just hadn't been done before. and reed hastings, it got written about in a trade magazine and reed read it and said, this is what we need. so a mutual friend introduced us. david: if that article hadn't been in the trade press, you would still be at that dvd store? ted: it's still open, that one store is still open. i feel like one approach that we've put into netflix and into our programming and tv and our games is that we put the audience first and we think about how are they going to love at first. we will build a business model around it, but think about pleasing the audience first. ♪ david: the company is extremely successful, the problems you may have had seem to be behind you. what is the future of netflix? do you think you can keep growing the subscriber base? how do you view your future success? what is your goal in the future to do? ted: i think we have plenty of room to grow the subscriber base and revenue with a long runway. 277 million s

uh, you show a new bro. i g as near um the slip to an east bit tiny and uh like which one is closer. but he has like one hampton, the only thing i thought of bringing my new address here is that, do i need to bring in concerning the 4 of them, right? she took them off, even though i just decided these are down here. but it was even you guys, the company at the machine is 0. is that the use of any? what any uh you, for what do you, what they can use to pay it, but it does show a partial amount into 2 2nd shop. silverman leaves, luca buys and his activities in georgia resulted in sporadic anthrax outbreaks in the region, which i saw michelle pulled up in the same day. and pretty much a bit off as such a dog with the machine called the should the guy gutter should do this vehicle? is it the air to mama? we have and tracks in georgia. where, where do i have and tracks only insightful in the laboratory? we have and tracks and the walls and herds of cattle and the soviet union, the deadly disease was practically e

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executive director of amnesty international kenya. moses line got turned in community leader in the das bro, based in the, the kimani it's in with thank you so much for joining me here on the head to head. you are the majority leader in the kenya nationalist new york place outlines to pull tests of president william root who is unpopular right now because he and you and your party haven't delivered for the people of 10, you know, 2022 election manifesto made 281 promises, can you tell audience tonight, how many of those have been fulfilled over the last 2 in office? 2 of the say, the perception all the day that the administration is quite unpopular and nothing on the category scoffing administration 3 years of time election especially. and then with special ed came into office in the bucket drop off of very deluxe dated economy. we have very many promises that he said, but i can assure you that with the change in your costs, the implementation of the money festival is page by page topped off the top to but you haven't in 5 minutes of the problem since it they've been implemented how many on

president could come in and tell germans that they should be bringing that route and neo nazis who bro. pips many of whom have been in present these natives and a broken job and it was about using the v. kyle and the swastika example that an american president would come and say that that was a sort of snap moment that you can't really and do that. um, everything's changed really since then and the 2 weeks of that have passed since that. what does the u. k, do this i asked is not just because i know your british, but just the british position. you have a british prime minister visiting washington this week. is it better to become a lap dog of donald trump? or is it better to re find your alliances with europe even though of u. k. left europe? yeah, it's very complicated for brittany, no breaks it. you know, now somebody looks very, we're not setting the i think to some of us on a long look strategically, like a big plunder, not just economically, but strategically look, i mean style, i'm a come to washington and emmanuel mac call. the french president came out here in the week. they br

i tell them, hey bro, this is oh, good. okay. so, we're going to go back to the audience lady there in the 3rd row. yes, you would have done a booking on each of the mr. missouri cynita at the beginning of this. yeah. at a public gathering actually stopped a funeral, made allegations against the former deputy president. you said in a speech that abduction was orchestrated by the former deputies. so that they can put, he can put blame on the president for my deputy president has been impeached november . we had a new deputy president to stand by the documents. i think 7 from the kind of human rights commission, the deputy with the former deputy present. no longer in government who is responsible? good question. the question then it's true. i said it's in broad daylight in the county, on the time of dunwoody this year, you never had that from a deputy president dispute. my allegation, or even go to court if i was like, i have seen the available information that was in my poverty as to what people are doing and the position of the f

. >> all the bros are asking me to step down, god forgive them and if you're black, he has to support'm asking for all new yorkers to support me. >> who are you talking to saying negros. >> stepping down and asking me to step down. >> all new yorkers are negros? >> i thought i was very clear in my definition of what i said. brian: never been so happy to not be involved in a segment. never seen rosettea scott quiet before. the sign language interpreter was stuck. >> i god, i hope they're not paying attention right now. that was a no wing situation for he can be. brian: i like your interpretation of the sign language. >> that's all i got. not a lot of skills here, kilmeade. brian: eric adams is melting down before our guys. >> he is and if he's using language like that, they'll give him a grammy. he'll win best rap album with kendrick lamar. you have no faith in me. at the end of the first question, you're like failla is hammered, it's sunday night. he's not going to work on it. get out of this. tip three. brian: okay, the left is meeting. >> they lost their minds and trump had first ca

lisa: he did win over the bros.y: it's supposed to show for amount of labor he produced and going for them and it's there for the investment group growing through interest. more american people and people at the head and look at way elon musk is saying we need to audit fort knox and not going back anymore and couldn't trust the deal and going for them and to me, i don't understand crypto fully, but the and is tense and growth of it shows the -- existence and growth shows the people don't trust the government to be the guaranteer it's been. that's troublesome and freeing to others. >> more men i know are a crypto investor torrs than women. jason, close us out with something amazing and succinct and lasting for the audience. jason: they wouldn't let us in and going for them and determining the oversight and looking at this and he is educate yourself on what block chain does and going to understand it's more visibility to the true value of things than pretty much everything else. mary katherine: there's a constituency

good seeing you, bro. appreciate you brother. all right larry, back to you. >> thank you. jason.t in moraga. the 23rd ranked gaels ending the regular season hosting oregon state. augustus marshall is leading the way with 25 points. gaels never quite ran away with it. the beavs got within four in the second half, but never closer. the dagger from marshall rainbow to beat the shot clock. splash 7664. gaels. they finished 17 and one in the west coast conference. best conference record ever for them. and they don't play for over a week. they have a bye to the semifinals of the wcc tournament. also senior day on the farm. stanford trying to stop smu's fringe ncaa tournament, hopes the ponies take the lead in the second half. a 13 zero run off the stanford miss. it's down the floor and caps it off, but the cardinal would recover. benny geller had 17 points off the bench taking it to the cup. and stanford has the lead for good. and the capper? off the miss, the acc's leading scorer, maxime reno, with authority. stanford wins 7368, their 19th victory of the season. cal bears had lost sev

he did not offer to finance it or distribute it, but the warner bros. were there this time one of the few companies that were actively engaged in making antifascist films, so for a brief moment in hollywood, they were on the same page as chaplain. hence the support of letter. peter: scott eyman was the great dictator a commercial success? scott: a great commercial success all over the world, remarkably so, because most of europe was already fastest at that point. france was gone, italy, austria, germany of course. all that was left of europe was england. the film was extraordinarily successful in america and england. peter: was charlie chaplin jewish? scott: no, but he was often accused of being jewish by anti-semite and he never denied it because he thought that by denying it, he would be giving aid and comfort to the enemy by the application that it was something not to embrace. so he would simply let the charges pass. but no. peter: the subtitle of your book is when arts, sex, and politics collide. it was in the 1940's that he met a woman named joan

but it also goes back to the point with zelenskyy, you have no cards, bro!rds you have are the cards that president trump is providing you, the american people are providing you. that's the only reason you're here in the first place x. for him to get all cheeky and talk about, oh, no, we're not playing cards here. like, refusing to accept -- it's like dealing with, like, a drunk, insolent teenager, trying to have a logical debate with him. and he's just being, like -- and you can't be surprised that it ends up pissing off donald trum- rachel: and j.d. vance. charlie: and everybody else. rachel: i think the role of vance in this was so so fascinating, the way he and trump are tag teaming on this. they're both on the same america first -- charlie: it's bad cop and badder cop. rachel: it's amazing. no surprise, democrats took that america first exchange that you just saw, and and they're on the side of zelenskyy. watch. >> president trump wants to look tough. it's important for the american people to understand because of what happened today, we are all less sa

warner bros. says it's dropping the d and the e to focus only on inclusion, whatever that means.tle to do with audience preferences and everything to do with political pressure from president trump and his maga allies, who have shown a willingness to use the powers of government to target cultural output they do not like. the american movie industry has a long has been a long pillar of american greatness. at its best, it has given voice to the narratives of many diverse communities living together in the usa and serving as a beacon of hope to other free, pluralistic, pluralistic societies around the world. but in the wrong hands, entertainment can be a propaganda tool for reinforcing harmful stereotypes. the same industry that brought us do the right thing also created birth of a nation. so it's up to us to choose the same way we express ourselves at the voting booth. we can rise up at the box office to send a message about the kind of america we want to see projected on the silver screen. projected on the silver screen. we'll ♪♪ sonya earlene and marcia are among the thousands o

and you can see with the new quote, unquote, manosphere with the, you know, bros with all these people, from mark zuckerberg to, i don't know, of course, donald trump. i mean, it's what margaret atwood foretold. tell me what it was like to play that when you thought maybe hillary was going to win. and then when she didn't. and all of that progress was was rolled back and is now being rolled back. a lot of it. >> um, it's hard. it's it's invigorating to work on those things. um, it's interesting, though, because we went through an entire cycle in the six years that we made that show. we we had the moment of protest, and then we came back out and we thought, wow, we something was achieved here. these voices were heard. we saw those red outfits, those crimson clothes appear outside of congress, and we were making an effect. and then the show was just wrapped. and we're in a different world again. and i think one of the pieces of solace that we can take in this moment is that time is long. you hit a certain age, i think, where you look at, you look at the cycles and things will change. the

it helped me because it was like, you can't control everything, bro. like god had another. for me that day. and at the end of the day, i had to deal with it. and it hurt. it hurt on the level that nobody can even imagine. on top of me being in a dark room for a month to have, dealing with a concussion slash brain bleed. >> shockingly, that wasn't even the most challenging moment on josh's journey. in 2018, the team now known as the washington commanders called him when he thought his career was over. after not playing a down of football for five years. >> we went from nobody cared to people like, why are they signing him? we could have signed anybody to like, oh, this dude actually can play because i won a game. so like dealing with all that emotion, dealing with the unpreparedness, dealing with the fact that i wanted to make somebody his career. i think that was one of the more challenging moments that i'm grateful for. >> johnson is a part of the fam first foundation with his cousins marshawn lynch and marcus peters. a nonprofit group whose mission is to assist in the emp

the latest change is from warner bros. discovery, the parent company of cnn. wbd announced a rebranding this week that focuses on inclusion as opposed to diversity, equity and inclusion. they framed it as an evolution while continuing our legacy of inclusion. what does that mean? well, of course, i asked, a wbd spokesperson tells me that the company will continue to sponsor and participate in minority focused journalism conferences like the national association of black journalists. i asked about wb's partnership with the entertainment industry college outreach program, which works with hbcus. they said that that outreach to students will continue. i asked about the wbd access writers program. it's a pathway for writers who face barriers to entering careers in screenwriting. and i was told, quote, that has been an important development program for writers of all backgrounds. and will we anticipate continuing it? now, it's not just corporate mission statements that are being impacted. last week, we told you about the cancellation of a parade honoring frederick

was putting in his water the other day on the plane, like, until he can get his little supplement bros to hawk the american people with our taxpayer dollars on like the real cure for measles. he's not going to take any of this seriously. we know that. it's wild. i mean, like and this again, once again, let us learn. let us learn together. measles eradicated in the year 2000, but in the 80s it was killing 3 to 4 million people. children specifically a year. that's pretty good odds. and even his math ain't math. and you hear him and he's like, you know, last year we only had 16 and we've we've had 16 outbreaks. this year we've only had four. and you're like, yeah, but buddy, if you're going to do that math, we're going to have 24 outbreaks by the end of this year if we're lucky. so this is someone and it's not to make light of it. but he truly doesn't take anyone's health seriously other than his own. >> you know amari in 2021, rfk jr wrote the foreword for a book by the children's health defense, the anti-vax nonprofit that he founded, where he says that the measles vaccine is largely u

this bro culture that doesn't have a problem elevating people who are under credible, credible charges women, despicable, horrible things to women and the they're welcomed with open arms into america. i don't understand they're more worried about a trans person than the tate brothers. their priorities are all screwed up because the last time i checked, i'd much rather be in a bathroom with a trans person than one of those two bastards. >> you know, paula, andrew cuomo getting into the race. some democrats saying they're kind of waiting to see how it plays out, but not condemning him for running. i mean, you know, separate the fact that he does have the right to run. >> but this. >> is the most cuomo thing to. >> do, right? >> like he can. >> do it again. >> yeah. >> but at the end of the day, does it weaken democrats who have spent years telling us you're electing, you know, somebody who had made infamous comments on tape against women and how with power he could do whatever he wants to women and grab them by the you know what? and the sexual allegations against him, you know, and now

we can call them tycoons or billionaire tech bros or whatever we want to call them here., you know, piece by piece, the neutralizing of alternative centers of power or influence in society. now, it got a lot worse after we left, but that chill that we were feeling in those early four years of putin's time there we were having flashbacks. we're feeling that here now. and the it's a slippery slope, the heads in a in a very bad direction. now, as i said, america is not russia. we shouldn't overstate this comparison. but the fear factor is what feels most striking to me. when we got to russia, people were pretty open about talking with us. by the time we left, people who talked to us freely were no longer talking to us, no longer returning our calls. and i'm feeling that here in washington, people who used to speak out about trump, democrats as well as never-trump republicans don't want to be quoted anymore. please don't use my name. i can't go on television. i don't know if you find that getting gas, but i find trying to get people in my stories, they don't want to have thei