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me to post bags brow about fishing rock. ah, no, thanks for your company. this is our t international. this is our president, putin says that the e, you made a costly mistake when it decided to ditch long term gas contracts. he stressed that brussels preferred method of gas trading overlooks some of this crucial characteristic characteristics, such as that it can't easily be stored like other commodities. other interesting points also came out of a cabinet meeting put in hell earlier today. but he is, he gets down of join me in the studio to discuss developments. well, i guess the whole point of this cabinet meeting, at least to a large extent, was to outline russia's stance in this crisis. lemme put and talk to russia's energy minister and basically gave very clear instruction as to the country's actions and how russia will navigate this well, this market crisis, because as of now, you've seen the gas prices on the market and well as of now again, it looks like the winter is going to be very, very costly to the end of the line. european consume him, so the

but the brow blocks summit is exposed to critical divide over the supremacy of european law. more on that next from charlotte to ben sky wasn't strong messages coming out from that european council meeting. the summit has been taking place in brussels for the last 2 days. you mentioned there were the hot topics is poland, but other things were being discussed to including migration and the energy crisis . but we will start with poland because it is taking up much of the headlines of newspapers across europe and this week. and even beyond that, following that some, it seemed member state leaders were coming out and singing to the same him basically saying that poland has to know that the rule of law is central to the heart and foundations of the european union. and what poland must do now is toe the line and also must reinstate the judges. that its act is part of this judicial shake up in its own country. however, the polish prime minister having none of that, and basically saying that this is the sort of interference that it won't accept a long road ahead of us. this road is

has some of the french i'm bossed, i have made a deepening brow. i the post briggs fishing rights. it comes out off to french authorities seized a british trula operating in french desert territorial waters. and the un security council is holding on to don's military rate leaders to restore the civilian the transitional government. the council issued his 1st statement on the cross is expressing serious concern about the take of it, but not condemnation. our facebook has changed its name while the social media site will keep the parent name. the parent company is now called meta chief executive mark zuckerberg, made the announcement at a virtual conference. he says it reflects the matter verse and a future world with far more online interaction. the firms founders as it brings together the company's apps, including instagram and what's up under one umbrella. and he galka is in miami. he says mark zuckerberg is keen to distance himself from facebook. while it's pretty significant, it's not unexpected. this has been being reported on over the past couple years that they were thinking

we keep talking about the brow, which, when russia and nato, at the same time, there's this idea that apparently the to fail to agree on an understanding about how to move forward. because now we're talking about ga, by the ukraine above the baltic region, about the high nordic c regions. what is the problem? here are the lies a blurb to the point where the rushes are each time looking at every single step by they to over you. i to say this is a red flag. yeah, well, this is kind of the main source of all our conflicts in europe. that so you know, after the cold war, well, what should the new europe look like? and we beth and, and idea of creating a europe with russia. so instead, we have made an expansion to unified the whole continent, but that effectively makes them into remission as powers. now the subsequent conflicts are there for so very predictable. all those divide the societies between nato and russia, or george, i, ukraine bellows, over, all of them must choose between east or west. however, the societies are very divided, so they're ripped apart and to become a proxy confl

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but man, it comes with sweat on the brow, that's for sure. yet swept under the armpits too. >> can you tell when a big play is happening. like how louder the fans getting there. >> at oracle. yeah. you know, you can. and it gets it gets super loud and we're actually pick in before watching the game to the public house. and there's like a 10 second delay. so like we're hearing something amazing happening are anticipating like oh my god, what do you think it is. which way was it swaying? was it a strikeout was a home run. what really happened, you know, and it's like, oh, my goodness. alike were also on the edge of our seat. >> just trying to figure out what people are going nuts about within these walls. right. so. in the atmosphere is electrifying. it was electrifying for the game even began. but i can only and tell you i can only imagine what it's like to be in there. >> at logan webb. the the youngster from rockland pitch to jenn gave up one run, but then darin ruf, the slugger went deep to tie up the game. you mentioned the public cast and

lawmakers have proven quite adept at hauling in ceos of tech companies, kind of furrowing their brow and chastising them for the wrong that they do. but are they going to make any policy decisions? are they going to legislate to try to do something about what they describe are serious harms and dangers facing children online. >> that's already starting right now as we speak. thank you so much for being with me. >>> happening today, the fda is meeting to consider a lower dose pfizer vaccine for kids ages 5 to 11. experts say the kids could get the shot as early as november. meanwhile, moderna is set to seek approval as well as new data from its trial shows positive results for kids ages 6 through 11. joining me now is dr. vin gupta, a pulmonologist and a policy expert, also an msnbc contributor. doctor, always great to see you. what can we expect from this fda meeting today? >> good morning, jose. what they're going to do is they're going to pore over safety and effectiveness data for the pfizer vaccine in children, less than 12 years of age, specifically 5 to 11. and jose, for all of

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the sitting president of the united states calling up these local officials, brow beating, berating, people without a national platform. in one case, pressuring them to overturn the election results in his favor. but again, that's just one small set of what he was up to. the president and his allies. there's the john easton memo -- by tasking mike pence with refusing to certify the election, sending the results back to the states where as eastman notes, trump aligned legislators could overturn the will of their constituents. he also attended meetings at the command center at the willard hotel where they worked to push that conspiracy both inside and outside trump world. as "the washington post" reports, quote, their activities included finding and publicizing evident of fraud, urging members of state legislatures to challenge biden's victory and calling on the trump supporting public to pressure republican officials in key states. to that end, we know trump met with sympathetic legislators from pennsylvania at the white house after phoning in to one of their hearings that he quote, w

reminded me of good people who step forward and are willing to serve as school board members and then are browday to merrick garland and as you well point out, the memo about which theoretically they were cross-examining him made no such reference. i watched senator blackburn by way of example say this memo was over the top, really? the memo expressly says while spirited debate about policy matters is protected under our constitution, the protection does not extend to threats of violence. who wouldn't want an attorney general of the united states underscoring that exact point? look, this was a sizzle reel for several of those participants yesterday for 2024 should donald trump not run for president. it was pure theater. >> what do you think of the way the attorney general handled it? >> too much of a gentleman, frankly. i think that it demanded a little more forceful of a reaction. he should have said are you blanking me? have you even read the memo that i issued? and if so, senator, would you kindly tell me what line in it you find objectionable? because there is no response for that. but, jo

president of the united states, the most powerful and in the country, calling up these local officials, brow breeding, braiding people with an actual platform. and at least one case, pressuring them to overturn the election results in his favor. but again, that is just one small set of what he was up to. the president and his allies. there is of course the john eastman memo, which provided trump with a clear roadmap to destroy american democracy on january six. by tasking vice president mike pence with refusing to certify the election, sending the results back to the states, where eastman notes in the memo, trump ally legislators could overturn the will of their constituents over bogus allegations of fraud. we also know that eastman attended kneeling at that so-called command center, at washington's wheeler hotel. along with trump ally rudy giuliani, and steve bell in, where they work to push that conspiracy both inside and outside trump. as a washington post reports quote, their activities including finding publicizing alleged evidence of fraud, urging members to state legislators to challe

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this is again all -- this is the kind of, the high brow version of the coup that holly and others areey were offering. it wasn't the like really vulgar stuff that hugo chavez did in the election. it has the same effect ultimately. >> exactly. and i mean the whole point is without veneer of a professional making this look acceptable, it doesn't -- we're not, like, running -- it's not like a coup in which we have the military and there is a parade. it uses the guise of democracy. you need professionals and politicians who are part of the mainstream to back you up. so that's why it is so dangerous and really, you know, that is without question that's the most dangerous conduct. the question that you're next asking is an interesting one. should there be professional consequences? should he lose his license? and if not, should there be professional consequences like he's not asked back to these, you know, you know, federalist sow suit events or, you know, he loses his job. and to me, those are -- that's an easier question to answer. if i came on your show and said something egregiously rid

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there jen car and eric brow, both acknowledge being unlawfully on the grounds of january six. both had tactical gear with them, both are accused of proceeding into the capital, despite seeing warning signs of unrest. the judge gave each of them 45 days in jail. in, monday promises to be one of the busiest days get on the capitol riot prosecutions. full docket, including feathery go climb, the former trump administration appointee who has pleaded not guilty, and the two defendants accused of the specific assault against fallen capitol police officer brian sicknick, who later died of natural causes. they appear on monday afternoon. that is the latest in washington. i am scott macfarlane, now back to you. >> thank, you scott, so much for that. tomorrow morning, 13,000 department of education staffers could be out of work, unless they get the vaccine. but, one of the country's strictest mandates will force their hand? and later on in the show -- >> ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello tom hello, tom brady! the seven-time super bowl champ, returning to new england. we will preview tonight's highly antic

i don't watch high brow movies or documentaries simply because the world is so messed up.pism. do you think that is why people love super hero movies in this current climate? people don't follow the rules. they use their special powers and save the world. in the real world it is joe manchin every week screwing us over and in super hero world that doesn't happen. >> i mean, i think that might be part of it. you know? there are a lot of problems in the world and we are not powerful enough to fix them so then watching problems and movies a little simpler to fix. you know? where the good guys and bad guys may be a little bit more purely delineated based on your perspective. and seeing super power people fix those problems, i think that is probably very cathartic. that said, it is interesting you bring that up because traditionally in comic book movies good and bad have been very clearly defined. and it is interesting. "eternals" is philosophically a little vague. morally it is a little complex. like chloe wanted to make sure that, yeah, it is really interesting. to her she wan

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the west settlers' society was also free of an entrenched, high-browed establishment determined to keep women in their place. building new communities required every pair of hands, and the town mothers who organized many of the first schools, churches and charities greatly enhanced women's position in public life. one of the things that really annoyed me when i was doing research on the book was that because women didn't have the legal right to start an institution, to found corporations, the women would do all the work at the school or the hospital, and then their husbands would appear in the newspaper that it was his school, his hospital, and he got the credit for being the town father instead of the town mother. during sarah royce's first years in gold rush california, she held church services in her family's tent. this went on for more than five years, i believe. when they finally settled in grants valley, california, in 1854, the teacher turned her modest one-story house into a school. her only resources was a book she had found in an abandoned wagon, a bible, a volume of milton, s