i'm going. no one are you serious you're reading bruce well, i wanted to write my own, but it turned than bruce had to learn. sasha i feel so good with you. you understand that we are already very adult formed people, it will be very difficult for us to build some kind of relationship sooner or later. we'll still hurt each other. i understand this very well, i beg. please don't tell the guys that we met. let's just pretend we didn't see these messages. it's all wrong. since childhood, you have been so confused to me, by the way, in childhood you were not only not confused, but let's go swing. how did he give flowers to all women? clear dimka tell me honestly, look met. are you together again? good girl hello you smell like perfume. what kind of question is there dinner in the kitchen? hello this is the daughter of the man you call. how do you know my name? what happened that couldn't be discussed over the phone? yesterday i looked at my father’s correspondence on the phone , our ancestors for a long time forged information to each other , threw about us, who likes what, who is afraid

well, he promised to lead us to bruce. well, you were waiting then.ruce and arrange a meeting, huh? bruce is very careful and always calls himself, but the other day today or tomorrow he promised to bring him a new one. car from the showroom. new cars are not embarrassing repaint in a car why steal a car on credit? i'm listening to alekseev so i understood that ivan mikhailovich called, our operative bruce got in touch. arranged a meeting with the residential, and credit your name to proceed. the police are worried colonel mazer i'm interested in the car bought the other day by runin . well, just wait. thank you, i need to know if it's on sale? and i don’t know where he went with a knife to you. maybe i don't know how not to know. you must know. you yourself invited him. i invited him, but not here. it's weird , somehow. you invited him here, but yura doesn't know where. and why are you standing there, you need to go to save yura as soon as possible. i don't know what they can do with it there. pass her signature raspberry jam pies to you. oh, everyth

aston villa will meet with newcastle, chelsea with brighton, everton with tottenham steel, with bruce wells, and manchester city with leicester city. the world continued to use g-pass in the quarter-final matches. the number one tennis player in the world gave up the result . the fifth ranked player in the world was also faced with the same result. the nipple reached the advantage in 20 and in this way to the semi-finals the final and pattern goals will be answered in samsung with the benefit of may and minnesota. the list of teams qualified for the american basketball playoffs is complete. this morning , in the last games of the playoff stage, the team advanced to the playoff stage in the eastern conference and defeated 191 chicago and became the eighth of this team. he made his way to the playoffs. in this meeting, the central robots each played a decisive role in the victory of his team by scoring 31 points. on the other side of the field, but registering 206 goal boxes, i could not prevent his team from losing . as the eighth team to the playoffs, or anthony let's play and record 2811 g

well, no, luckily, bruce,— happened to you? . and—people- horses are treated really well. i and _ people i twitter and then other people on twitter inevitably . so other people inevitably. so other people there people there were other views. people said, actually some said, no, there actually some of them just racing and them are just red for racing and they're terribly badly. they're treated terribly badly. so sure this. i so i'm not sure about this. i mean, although know, i'm all mean, although you know, i'm all for foiling of vegan mob, which is a male headline. don't is such a male headline. don't like vegan mobs. well, like these vegan mobs. well, i remember it's like these vegan mobs. well, i remember-it's not- like these vegan mobs. well, i. remember-it's not horses, remember vegan. it's not horses, but remember vegan. it's not horses, tut tnere— remember vegan. it's not horses, tut tnere vee— remember vegan. it's not horses, tut tnere e— remember vegan. it's not horses, but there was a restaurant i tntnt— but there was a

now let's talk some german football after losing top spot to buy and bruce yard. osborne, well look in to bounce back on march. the $27.00 against that placed on the on berlin. the black and yellows came out on top in a drilling bottle of naps. to remain hot on by and heels dormant were desperate to reaffirm their title credentials after last weekend humbling at byron. but the pressure was on the wind for noon would put the berliners right back in contention for the unlikeliest of championship winds. the hosts looked to have dispelled any signs of a hangover in a slick 1st half a well worked move. so daniel malik, give them the lead on 28 minutes. rafael guerrero was given too much, lee, and merlin nipped in front of nick a decent month to make it what know for diamond at the break. but when you have confounded expectations all season they did. so again, just after the hour, geraldo becker did well to t. uh, kevin baron's, and his cool finish made at 11 but dartmouth took the lead again with a little help from the berliners. jose gwyn inadvertently played the perfect rubel for use of t

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well, pop master ken bruce, - getting away with it still. i would second that as a presenter. what 2001 number one i and answer. i would second that as a | presenter. what 2001 number one by geri halliwell was a cover of an 80s song by the weather girls? its song by the weather girls? ii; raining men. song by the weather girls? its raining men. as _ song by the weather girls? its raining men. as opposed - song by the weather girls? its raining men. as opposed to l song by the weather girls? its i raining men. as opposed to all song by the weather girls? its - raining men. as opposed to all those other big hits — raining men. as opposed to all those other big hits by _ raining men. as opposed to all those other big hits by the _ raining men. as opposed to all those other big hits by the weather- raining men. as opposed to all those other big hits by the weather girls. i other big hits by the weather girls. you started with a simple one, thank you. you started with a simple one, thank ou. , . you started with a simple one, thank ou. �* ., you s

well today. it is a pig news day. president biden announced he's running for president. >> he released a new campaign video. the president has been teaseing for weeks. >> right now let's get to mary brucet the white house. good morning. >> well the 2024 campaign is on. joe biden is asking american voters to give him a chance to finish the job and setting up a historic rematch with donald trump. >> this is our moment. >> this morning joe biden is making it official, asking americans to give him another four years. >> let's finish this job. i know we can. this is the united states of america. there's nothing we cannot do if we do it together. >> biden announced his re-election campaign arguing that american democracy is on the line. >> freedom. personal freedom is fundamental to who we are as americans. there's nothing more sacred. >> the president does not call out his points by name but he takes them on. >> i do know around the country mag maga supporters are leading up to take away those freedoms. >> biden said the fight continues. >> when i ran for president four years ago i said we'll battle for the soul of america. this is not a time to be complacent. that's why i'm running for re-

i'm afraid we have very little time, but i do want to hear from both you and jeffrey bruce, what have you to say? well, the last point i wanted to make about australia, again, we've got the national security leverage. they sale of the submarines with the british billions of dollars of the marine bases that are upgraded in order to oppose china. australia like britain is part of 5 ice. there's no way given those national security entanglements that australia would do anything that united states says no to. so i think that's just a lost cause. i hate to say it because i believe in the circumstances. it's either a court win or we're going to lose jefferson just a final word from you astray. it does have a bit of clout, thanks to. ready and you must remember that australia has a great today for all journalists who have embarrassed security services. getting right back to the post rule, where the calamities of which were exposed by journalists called key mo talk you filed the jeffrey. thank you very much. indeed, i want to say thank you to all our gas, rebecca vincent, bruce fine, and jeffrey robertson. th

thank you, bruce deirdre mccloskey. well, i'll be brief, but you've heard professors say that before. that was a charming. vignette. i think the that's an excellent. entry way to this this fascinating book. i only came to hayek very late in my academic career. i was like so many people in that. in that 20th century where i started as a socialist, the old joke is that if you're not a socialist when you're 16, you have no heart, you're still a socialist. at 26, you have no and i just made it on both counts, but i didn't turn to austrian economics as i thought of hayek as being or understand not much about him really. the 1990s, as late as that. and it the key point that i got from the book book was what do we mean by being a liberal person work when we're talking earlier and we we said we don't agree we we think we should take back the word liberal and perhaps put on the shelf the word. libertarian and surely neo liberal or liberal. those all need to go. we to get back to the l word and what's plain about hayek is that he's no

the american bruce cab, kurt well leads. he is on 11 under par. the spanish world number three. john ram is a couple of strokes behind him, and they are all set for what should be a really fascinating duel today, and it's interesting because these guys represent different tours. remember there's been a split in the professional men's game. a civil war of sorts. ram represents the pga tour the establishment brooks kept represents the breakaway rebel saudi back live tour. i think the idea that kept cuckoo edwin is making some people a little bit anxious, so perhaps they'll be more support out there for john ram, but i'll tell you, this is a four time major champion. he hasn't won since 2019. but he's a four time major champion, and every time he has held the 54 hole lead, he's gone on to win it. so i kept it might just be the favorite at the moment. but we're hoping amidst all this wonderful sunshine that is going to be a terrific day's play. oh wow. okay how's that texas a and m student doing. sam bennett actually can't see him on the leaderboard at the moment, but he played in t

as i mention, it includes some of the old age, old enemies rivals as well as allies in the bruce. and that creates a very broad spectrum and new form i for discussing aged old problem. but it's not about competing, it's more about understanding each other sensibilities communicating your position strongly and trying to find a good between the 2. and i heard the number of the officials called the chinese military strategist sound suit who sat 2 and a half centuries ago. that if you know yourself and you know you add them, you don't need to fear or result of a 1000 battles. and i think that applies to neighbors and allies as well. if you understand where each particular country stands and you understand what your own interests are, you can explore the common space between them. and this is what the ministers will be attempting to do today. yeah, it never seems a true word was said this year in particular, doesn't it? oksana, thanks very much for the host of worlds apart here in art. see international design that boy will are corresponded john quarter brakes. donna, how new common go

so our team this week we were up on mantel bruce and earlier, and i've been on kilimanjaro as well as to mount everest base camp. so i've experienced hypoxia 1st hand and what i can tell you is it can play tricks on your brain a little bit. so i'm now being told that i can oxy a can be good for your brain. how is that? that's, that's just more liberal. it's not an easy question to answer you prescribe. it can be explained by the way our body's self regulate. there is adapt ation and reaction to changes in the environment. the reactions are unlimited. if you reached an altitude of 4 and a half 1000 meters, like mount kilimanjaro, your body constantly suffers from stress hypoxia, you're not adapt. taishan can take some time. she initially it takes 7 days and full adaptation can take 2 to 3 months worth. or when you enter a different environment for your body, slowly adjust to the changes around you in which when you're high up in the mountains suffering from the chronic stress of hypoxia. your body can break down because you're using up your internal reserves. we will use that when we t

so our team this week we were up on mantel bruce and our earlier um i've been on kilimanjaro as well as to mount everest base camp. so i've experienced hypoxia 1st hand. and what i can tell you is it can play tricks on your brain a little bit. so i'm now being told that i can oxy. i can be good for your brain. how is that? there's just more liberal, it's not an easy question to answer. you brings, it can be explained by the way our bodies self regulate. there is adapt ation and reaction to changes in the environment. the reactions are unlimited. if you reached an altitude of 4 and a half 1000 meters is like mount kitty massaro, your body constantly suffers from stress, hypoxia, adapt taishan. we can take some time. she initially it takes 7 days and full adaptation can take 2 to 3 months or if you're, when you enter a different environment for your body, slowly adjusted to the changes around you, which when you're high up in the mountains suffering from the chronic stress of hypoxia, your body can break down because you're using up your internal reserves. we will be a strict when we t

well, let's discuss all this further now with bruce fine who is a constitutional lawyer and a former us associate deputy attorney general is live from us in washington. d. c, thank you. is live with us from washington d. c. thank you very much both for being with us. and i know you're gonna break all this down for us. 34 counts of falsifying business records in the 1st degree. first of all, how serious are these charges and how strong do you think the prosecution's cases i think we need to evaluate to charges in 2 different scales. if you're just looking at the moral turpitude, the danger to the united states itself or to the new york, this probably is the weakest charge of the ones under investigation that concerned the integrity of the process by which we peacefully transfer a presidential power. this is basically a hush money payment to influence the outcome of the election. it's perhaps mr. trump's worst investment because. 3 given his reputation as hollywood access tape that was known in the public, is not at all clear that if all these mistresses were known to the public, he wo

bruce that the company plans there to try again on wednesday. well that is it for me, the stars he attained as it was more on our website that's out there at dot come next. whether with rob and then inside story will look into us vietnam relations after secretary of state antony bank and visit to hanoi. ah ah, there is wall at that moment in places like beijing everywhere north of the axis, largely woman sunny. but the winds gathering imongary, i think we might well see a sandstorm developed by middle the end of the week was savage. all this rain gathering significant rain for sun, south of the yang seats, clouding up and cooling down in unanimous. recently been some pretty vicious fires lasting several days. there is still a drive there and it's not going to be east any time soon. but decide of rain is a good one running across eventually to reach southern japan late on wednesday at the same time, the wind has certainly picked up and beijing starting to see cloudy skies, with shouts and possibly dust or sand in the southeast asia. still seeing rainy

well, thank. our first time thank. good. our first time together. bruce. yes in this format. t our last. ne—rreu, rye- format. hopefully not our last. no,_well, i've seeni no, absolutely. well, i've seen off no, absolutely. well, i've seen on e— no, absolutely. well, i've seen on a few,— no, absolutely. well, i've seen on a few, nur— no, absolutely. well, i've seen off a few, but you— no, absolutely. well, i've seen off a few, but you know. have you?— off a few, but you know. have you? vern— off a few, but you know. have you? yeah nur— off a few, but you know. have you? yeah but it's 5050. it's no less that. listen, listen. less than that. listen, listen. and sooner or later, and you know, sooner or later, my will come. you never my time will come. you never know let's crack on with the know. so let's crack on with the front pages. we have a full stack, the telegraph have single sex schools can refuse trans pupils and a photograph. there of somebody disturbing the snooker daily mail. so which genius thought it was a good idea to terrify the whole country at £0.03 pm on a sunda

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so, i mean, hrnee , thre— well, this is it. so, i mean, bruce , this is— well, this is it. that one. tet-e— interesting idiom, that one. tet-e-on— interesting idiom, that one. let's-onlanotherl let's move on to another question.— let's move on to another question. should let's move on to another question.-should by question. oh, i should say, by the— question. oh, i should say, by the-that— question. oh, i should say, by the -that there - question. oh, i should say, by the that there was the way, that there was a statement— the way, that there was a statement-by- the way, that there was a statement by the the way, that there was a- statement-by the british statement issued by the british hntreh— statement issued by the british british _authority, - british racing authority, and they— they said, our thoughts are with everyone—to- they said, our thoughts are with everyone _to the - they said, our thoughts are with everyone to the horses they said, our thoughts are with ever suffered to the horses they said, our thoughts are with ever suffered fatal to the horses they said, our

there was this idea for many years, that i think roos nicely captured right now as well as -- bruce nicely captured right now. what the party one from the economy was economic growth and dynamics is to bolster the party's political power. as long as the economy is growing, it was very important that the ccp qb grip on -- keep a grip on social stability and political civility. the key to political stability and longevity is economic growth. will be seen now is a reversal of that idea or the reconfiguration of those priorities. what happens in the economy, the chinese economy mystically as well as it -- domestically as well as the interactions with the world. the priority is on clinical power. rather than economic growth itself. we call it party state capitalism because we think it is different from state capitalism. we were talking about the eurasia group at little earlier. this idea, he has written about state capitalism. that term is used to describe most of economic intervention and states divers as brazil, india, norway, saudi arabia. some of them are democracies and some are not. it te

so, i mean, hrwee . thie— well, this is it. so, i mean, bruce , this is— well, this is it. as the way, that there was a etatenent— the way, that there was a statement-by- the way, that there was a statement by the the way, that there was a- statement-by the british statement issued by the british hritieh— british racing authority, and thew— british racing authority, and. thew—with they said, our thoughts are with eveewne— they said, our thoughts are with evewene—te- they said, our thoughts are with everyone _to the - they said, our thoughts are with everyone to the horses everyone connected to the horses whe— everyone connected to the horses wheiweeh— everyone connected to the horses wheiweeh-wiii- everyone connected to the horses who|week, _will be - everyone connected to the horses who week, will be more this week, no one will be more atteetet— this week, no one will be more affected than— this week, no one will be more affected than the— this week, no one will be more affected than the trainers, owners and stable staff who have hrevitet— owners and stable staff who have p

there was this idea for many years, that i think roos nicely captured right now as well as -- bruce nicely captured right now. what the party one from the economy was economic growth and dynamics is to bolster the party's political power. as long as the economy is growing, it was very important that the ccp qb grip on -- keep a grip on social stability and political civility. the key to political stability and longevity is economic growth. will be seen now is a reversal of that idea or the reconfiguration of those priorities. what happens in the economy, the chinese economy mystically as well as it -- domestically as well as the interactions with the world. the priority is on clinical power. rather than economic growth itself. we call it party state capitalism because we think it is different from state capitalism. we were talking about the eurasia group at little earlier. this idea, he has written about state capitalism. that term is used to describe most of economic intervention and states divers as brazil, india, norway, saudi arabia. some of them are democracies and some are not. it te

well, michelle obama has made a surprise appearance as a backing singer at a bruce springsteen concert and barcelona. the former us 1st lady shed a microphone during the artist performance of his 1984 track glory days. she was joined by actress kate camp. sure. whose house been the director steven spielberg attended the concert along with for me, you as president barack obama? and i earlier springsteen spielberg. and obama surprised locals and stafford barcelona restaurant by turning up unannounced for dinner together. ah, this is al jazeera, these, the top stories fighting in sudan has entered a 3rd week with air strikes, artillery, pummeling the area of the capitol around the presidential palace. that's all despite a ceasefire, which is due to end at midnight on sunday. the un special.

bruce. um my odyssey was stoke awkward and that shit, rochelle, what stuff. cool. one, oregon is i well, so it, it like, you know, institute of within the school again, his us got 24 to school as chris, penn national, get us get center. he shit that there's 12 shout at the political, not that a city and you're not know, i spoke at the congress what the war in. so do you want to like bureau? in april, donnelly contacted a close associate of his then she would a british army veteran and austin to concoct a blueprints for attacking crimea tag. you're talking russian interests, carrying out sabotaged missions. another kind of in center activities, the centerpiece, the quarter started, it was a, was a plot to blow up curt bridge tunnel. mom pretty slow. her 3 with orders. we should get a lot there for like a pop or a master is put on your with the less of you. but all of these documents contain details of a plan to blow up the crimean bridge. these are the proposed impart sites here. authorities in kiev issued a commemorative postage stamp, which showed the destruction of the attack of the b

bruce thunderstorm, not the same time. the gesture is still it's winter time position. it's strong, it's a river wind, that's racing overhead. so the thunderstorm think, well, thank you. seasonal class, how many digits? 3, if you'll rotation and they start to spin. so we see this every april may in june, roughly 660 tornadoes on average during that interim. so far this year we've been well above average, january, about $120.00 tornadoes. march a $55.00, which is twice with normal. march will be above average as well, and there's no stop anytime soon. and can you explain for us the link between tornadoes and climate change? does it affect the frequency and intensity of tornadoes we're seeing? so i think right now we're still not exactly sure the role of climate change is playing on tornadoes. it does not appear to be influencing the intensity tornadoes and the frequency that you're kind of still out on that. what i will say that, you know, we're not necessarily seeing more tornadoes, we're seeing the patterns of where and when they occur shifting a little bit. for example, we're seeing more in the winter months talking about november, december, january in t

our own bruce robertson's representing the d. public works as well as ricology. that was the initial round of public hearings on changes to the refuse rates. they'll come back in may or june most likely in may for a second round of hearings about changes to the refuse rates. i'm happy to take questions. any questions. >> open this to public comment. members who wish to make 3 minutes of comment on item 2 the secretary's report may lineup against the wall. if present. if you are calling in, dial 415-655-0001, access code: 2484 203 2415 ## then star 3 to enter the queue. we don't is members wish to speak and looking at the queue, there are no members of public in the remote call in. that concludes public comment on this item >> thank you very much. secretary fuller call the next item. >> item 3 is general public comment. members of public had wish to make 3 minutes of general public comment not limited to any item on the agenda butt mandate of this commission, if you would like to peek to the commission with a yes or no public comment lineup against the wall. use t

bruce that was filled. uh, filled it with explosives, uh, and ended the life of an outstanding person as well.eople. there were wounded. i don’t know, it’s something serious if in moscow he tries to create such an environment of psychological terror. this shouldn't scare you, but it illustrates, at least to me, who we're dealing with people who will stop at nothing alexander. i think you're quite right. and it's important to understand to all who live in a quiet cozy city, which is like you. uh, dmitry said they don’t at all resemble the capital of a country at war, but despite the fact that this can really be a plus here, i would agree with konstantin zatulin. this may be a minus if we do not understand that how serious everything is. and if what happens to others who become victims of this terror that the enemy unleashes on our target with completely innocent victims, others do not touch anyone. well, they say, they themselves are to blame. uh, they called for it. this one is actually moment must be changed. i think people should be aware even to warn these tractors not to panic, to be ready

well. the biden administration is scrambling to contain the fallout of this reaching out to top officials around the world, whit. >> mary bruceanks to you tonight. now to the state of emergency after historic rain and flooding in florida. officials call it a once in a thousand year event. more than two feet of rain in 24 hours across ft. lauderdale and broward county, hundreds rescued from their homes, flights cancelled, passengers stranded, the airport closed until tomorrow morning. the national weather service is issuing a flash flood warning for the same areas. victor oquendo is there. >> tonight more powerful storms flooding south florida after a record breaking deluge that dumped more than two feet. >> they're trying to rescue as many as possible, quickly as possible before even more rain comes to this already inundated place. first responders for multiple agencies answering more than 900 calls for help, hoisting trapped people, pets, belongings to safety. our affiliate wplg as julie lopez and her dog were rescued. >> when you saw the crews patrolling. >> oh, my god, it was like a godsend. i am so grateful. >> ft. lauder

bruce in july, will shift over velo reese's authoritarian leader, alexander lucas. shank. oh said the nuclear weapons weren't just for show of orderly, plain stylish, don't you put the ukrainians believe that they will win? well, this is nonsense. it is impossible to defeat a nuclear power if the russian leadership realizes that the situation threatens the collapse of russia, the most awful weapons will be used to rush metal armor. put a switch to the united nations. disarmament affairs chief has warned that the risk of nuclear war in europe is higher than at any points since the end of the cold war . and before we go, he has a reminder of the top stories were falling for you at the sour sch, european commission president was left underline, has praise chinese leadership. thanks stance, against using nuclear weapons, but warrant they'd beijing arming. russia would violate international law. the commission president is in beijing with french president emanuel. my home for talks with president she in the kremlin, has said that leaders of russia and belarus did not discuss the deployment of strategic nuclear weapons at today's meeting. resume leader alexander lucas shanker, was in moscow for a 2nd day of meeting

. >> it might as well be called the default on america act that's exactly what it is. doa. live on the rival spokesperson marie harve and tammy brucetammy bruce. marie i have to start with you, the president dictating saying he won't negotiate, he is aware that the house has now passed the debt limit increase he's been asking for, right? >> let's talk about what's in the bill, in the bill they are cutting funding for 2000 customs and border patrol agents, they are cutting veterans medical care they are cutting people's healthcare and food assistance in things that people need everything will day to have a quality life. what democrats will say, we are willing to discuss whether there are limits that we can put on spending but republicans because of the way kevin mccarthy became speaker and he had to make all the deals with the far right pretty put things in this bill that are extreme. the majority of americans support in the bill will never pass the senate. james: is more spending than the obama or trump budgets. >> the things in this bill. if republicans want to go across the country and say. james: you say is extreme, was obama ex

military posture as well as adopt other measures to mitigate when it caused threats from the new nato member. as his russian defense minister soj shall we give his reported equipping bella bruce with a scandal. miss al systems that can carry nuclear munitions generously. some amount of storm on some of the bela russian assault aircraft must have gained the ability to strike enemy targets with nuclear weapons. since in addition, the iskander m tactical missile system has been transferred to the bell. russian forces it can use miss house is both conventional and nuclear versions from april 30th string of bell russian army has began on using iskander. ambria for the protection of the union. states was august with arson, ukrainian units were reported. have been training in the use of escondido em tactical missiles much earlier this year. nevertheless, this is confirmation. the russian defense minister said that now beller, us has the keep ability to use is con that and missiles it, he didn't say that they were supplied. of course, with the nuclear munitions, but he said that the systems themselves can be loaded with missiles to which are attached at nuclear munitions. he also spo

putin disgusted strengthening defense ties with bruce, alexander lucas shanker, travels the kremlin fir, the talks which covered economic corporation as well as security. but the leaders did not include the placement of tactical nuclear weapons embarrass according to russian media. as something pushing as previously said will happen by july. with the news, our lie from london much more still to bring you on the program. the u. s. government defense is chaotic and rushed exit from afghanistan in 2021. ah, protest as are undaunted by another delay in sedans, long fight for democracy and an off dave of tiny. how baseball's biggest star made the wrong kind of history. ah, saudi arabia and iran have agreed to resume flights between their countries and facilitate visas for citizens as part of a chinese mediator deal. it follows talks between saudi and iranian foreign ministers in beijing, ashmore hall bar reports on this. now this is the 1st high level contact between the 2 regional heavy weights in 7 years. iran and saudi arabia agreeing to reopen embassies and consulates in each other's countries. these are the 1st significant steps to was nor

well said. [cheers and applause] let's move on. because luckily, there are people out there doing the hard work of real investigative journalism. people like bruce he runs the "mccurtain gazette-news" out of middle-of-nowhere oklahoma. bruce suspected that local officials were continuing to conduct county business after meetings had ended, so he secretly recorded them. when he played the tape back, he heard them talking about his son, who was also a reporter, and it was not flattering. >> the recordings captured the group talking about hiring hitmen to kill the reporters and where the bodies could be hidden. >> i've known two or three hitmen that were very quiet guys. >> yeah? >> and would cut no [bleep] mercy. >> yeah. >> i know where two big deep holes are here if you ever need 'em. >> i've got an excavator. >> well, these are already pre-dug. [audience reacts] >> jordan: holy shit. you can threaten to kill journalists in a council meeting. keep that shit on twitter like a normal person. although, you can tell that some people were a little more integral to this plot than others. because one guy was like, "i know two hitmen," and another guy i

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is the constitutional scholar bruce fein has pointed out is that for most of his impeachable offenses, the democrats have also been guilty. what happened january six? well, i think you should read my book, american fascists the christian right in the war on america. that's what happened on january six. the connecting tissue was this christian and i don't use the word fascist lightly. in fact, before i published that book, i spent several hours with two of our greatest scholars of fascism. sterne, who wrote the politics cultural despair, himself a refugee from nazi germany, fled when he was. and robert paxton wrote anatomy of fascism, the great scholar at columbia on vichy, saying that if they could argue me out of the use of that word and, at least to my mind, they did not. in fact, stern, i don't think he ever did it publicly, but embraced it and i think because i come out of seminary and come out of the church, my father, both my parents were seminary graduates. mother was a professor. my father was a presbyterian minister. i, of course graduated from harvard divinity school. i was acutely aware of how they missed --, the bible to perpetuate or sacrif