come on, bud. [ cheers and applause ] that's good on you, bud.ntastic. how does it feel when you release an album? when an album comes out. >> well, it's been about four years since i put an album out. >> jimmy: yeah. it's a lot of work. >> and so through the process i've been recording songs, probably five or six songs a a year. i did a vegas residency. i did a 60-show tour. and i've been doing "idol." so, yes, i've been kind of, like -- >> jimmy: a lot. >> -- foolishly working. so now we kind of slowed down this year and i got to really get all the songs together and we put them on this album. and i love how it came together. i used, kind of, the talent, the songwriting talent pool in nashville, and i wrote, like, two or three songs on this one. and most of the time i'd probably written a little over half my albums but got a lot of great songwriters on this thing. >> jimmy: i like that you're still excited about this, after all these stats and all the things i said. >> it's fun. and, you know, i'm at home with my boys and they're hearing the so

come on, bud. [ talking over each other ] where'd you come from, bud? once again! [ cheers and applause ] and the roots, right there, from philadelphia, pennsylvania. thank you for watching. stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." goodnight, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ 30 rockefeller plaza i

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bud light came on. a $3 million donation to support first responders initiatives.erdue but thank you to the heroic first responders to help us every day. >> brian: your dad passed away after 21 years as an active duty firefighter. devastating moment. folds of honor stepped up in what way? >> they stepped up in a way that is so beyond amazing because they were able to give me a scholarship to help me go to school. the folds of honor has been so honoring and healing achieving my dreams and telling my story about my dad and how amazing a man he was. i'm graduating this spring from oregon university with a degree in civil engineering because of the people of folds and everybody who supports them to makes this possible. >> brian: tell me about your dad. >> my dad was a captain at a fire and rescue for his time there he was captain and he served for 21 years. he was a paramedic. big, amazing guy who loved to fish. amazing guy. >> brian: i'm sure he is proud of you and dan, a great feeling of pride knowing alexis is getting this great education and so many others. 62,000

we buds, which has a 50 percent vitality rate and humans u. s. military experts studied new causal disease and ukraine, the nation, the plague. this was a 2 since i saw it in 2021 crime in fisherman sounds at the along the coast of lake sea. valesh was strewn with dead buds. they come to crimea from odessa, where for several years, you as programs have been studying the spread of pathogens among birds at the do you think that the reason why they're asked me cuz they just gave me a bit diet, so i, his name is there. what's the matter? the most of the consortia, you know, the man that they're willing at the end of this anyway, she said it was an echo, he's good news for me. i live in a. yeah. long as george. will it still americans say ok. juvenile is the new mileage, so it was that a multiple me deal when you go to your company into doing it. disclosure i supported. who knows to call re? well, i spoke with it's a company anthem drug which goes i got was number will get you scheduled with the title's in last 2 bottles. and you could only see, we

glue sticks and air buds. >> air pods, if you want.s she will continue playing bingo until she finds her next project. >> look, i wish people funded public schools sufficiently we didn't have to buy scissors with 99-year-old charity but i'm glad it exists because we need it. >> yeah, very cool. >>> ahead in a moment, how important is faith to you? lisa ling is here to talk about her series on spirituality. i love this series. some of the cool things that she has learned and the importance of ♪ ♪ >>> take a look at that. you are seeing the ring of fire. oh, now i get the music choice. >> i get it. >> it is a solar eclipse people in parts of south america were lucky enough to see during the day yesterday. you guys remember the total solar eclipse this summer. what is happening here is kind of like that except the moon is farther away from earth which means that the moon's shadow is smaller, so the smaller shadow lets some of the sun poke through and create that ring of fire. >> now, you can imagine being alive millennia ago and thinking

quest, you got one, bud? >> questlove: uh, yeah, i think so.questlove: "anger." >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> questlove: "depression" and "acceptance." >> jimmy: yeah, of course. what do you think that -- that's the -- >> questlove: stages of grief. >> jimmy: yeah, i agree. >> questlove: yeah. >> jimmy: let's see if that's correct. [ ding ] oh, it is correct. no. "your dog's thoughts when he sees the halloween costume you got him." [ laughter ] come on, man. i'll just do it. i'll just do it. but either way, we got the connection. tariq, put your hand down. everyone can play. everyone -- everyone can play. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: we're not -- we're not going to leave you out of this. yeah, yeah. we're not going to leave you out. if you really want to play, go for it, bud. >> tariq: okay, great, great, great. let's go. "mmhmm," "uh-huh," "alright," and "sure." [ light laughter ] that's actual -- >> jimmy: i want to sample these and make a remix out of you just going -- ♪ ♪ mm-hmm uh-huh all right for sure ♪ ♪ uh-huh mm-hmm all right for sure ♪ ♪ come on

if i choose not to buy bud light, that is how i choose to use my money. when it comes to cancel culture, a category error. there are two questions, whether it deserves to be boycotted and the answer is that it is yes. and then there's is the question of who? this is where you see the imbalance. the left in the u.s., the overton window in which you have to operate to not earn a boycott is extremely narrow. for the right it is much wider but i would not say it is completely gone. i believe in the overton window. if i'm an employer, i cannot have a moral obligation to hire people who believe that hitler's was a gre guy -- hitler was a great guy. that is not me boycotting them in a way that is a violation of free speech principles. they have a right to go and work in the u.s., they don't have a right to earn a job from me. i'm not calling them to be jailed. we have to separate public and private action in this area we are talking about. the big imbalance on the right, the overton window of the left is narrow. you can save mild things and get "canceled" on the

♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you look sharp as always, bud. >> jimmy: man, you had a a whirlwind couple months, bud. >> it's been a doozy. >> jimmy: yeah, it's a lot of stuff. you were out promoting your film "uglies," which, by the way, premiered number one on netflix. >> it did. it did. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: not too shabby. >> yes, yes. it was number one in the world. >> jimmy: number one's not too bad, huh? >> it doesn't suck, man. >> jimmy: it doesn't suck. >> it doesn't suck. >> jimmy: no, it doesn't. also, "outer banks" also giant. the first three seasons, number one as well. >> it was indeed. >> jimmy: you just can't stop with these number ones, bud. >> i'm trying to slow down, but it's not really working. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no. >> a vacation would be good. >> jimmy: yeah. but you told me that you just hosted some netflix thing in brazil. >> i did. >> jimmy: what was this thing? >> it's called tudum, kind of like the sound. tu-dum. >> jimmy: oh. >> yeah, it's kind of a fun little -- >> jimmy: "tu-dum." yeah, netflix. yeah, of course.

was strewn with dead buds. they'd come to crimea from odessa, where for several years, you as programs have been studying the spread of pathogens among birds. at that, do you think that there is any way to as me go here just giving you a diet, sir, by his name is there. what's the matter? the most of the consortia, you know, the man that they're living at the end of this anyway. she said as they go, he's going years from i live in a yeah. long as george. will it still on me to come see ok. juvenile is a new mount, so it was a multiple me deal and you go to your company and to go and get disclosure. i supported, who knows to call re well, i spoke with it's a company in some go which goes i got was number, i'll get you scheduled with the bottles of muscle, but it was in, you could only single pro it show up on a windows key. our next 30 minutes is the bottom one. some of those to do is meet. that is good to experiment and the lead me to is come down and use a scout. it was cool. don't judge cool. so this is close

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♪ come on, bud! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] wow. justin, welcome back to the show.ed here. you're well-liked here. we have a lot to talk about. congrats on the tour, by the way, the world tour. "forget tomorrow." [ cheers and applause ] "forget tomorrow world tour" on track to rank in the top ten tours of the year, by the way. congratulations. >> wow. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and then i'm -- i'm -- you're going to kick off an -- second part of the north -- >> what? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're going to kick off the -- >> he always get so nervous around me. [ laughter ] it's very sweet. >> jimmy: no, it's -- [ laughter ] it's the axe effect. what do you wear? [ laughter ] >> axe? oh, my god. >> jimmy: you're kicking off the -- it's -- it's like -- it's like cologne and bacon. it's really good. i really like it. [ laughter ] now, you're kicking off the second north american -- >> that tracks. >> jimmy: the second north american leg of the tour. you're in montreal october 4th. >> yes. >> jimmy: i'm going to go see you in brooklyn when you're here. >> that's r

. >> jimmy: 19 years old with larry bud mehlman. was he larry bud mehlman or deforrest at the time?y: guillermo, do you know who this guy is? >> guillermo: no, jimmy. >> jimmy: you should study up on it. [ laughter ] you might not be here without this man. >> guillermo: oh, wow. i'm going go online and go check after. >> jimmy: what was going on here? >> that was the funniest student in america competition, the finals at mtv's spring break. >> jimmy: wow. >> look how happy i am to meet larry bud mehlman. >> jimmy: was larry a judge? >> larry was just roving. there must have been some appearance fee for larry to just -- >> jimmy: never mind how happy -- look how happy you both are. these are the two happiest people in the world. [ laughter ] >> i feel like it's all been downhill since this. >> jimmy: well, it's very good to see you. and you can see judd live, judd apatow and friends live in atlanta november 3rd at the beacon theater on november 9th. get tickets at juddapatow.com. thank you, judd. we'll be right back. >> jimmy: thanks to governor tim walz and judd apatow. thank you, j

so you can sit with your bud light and laundry in our shows americans are participating.d yes every day over laundry. aaron was there a national clamor for this why did they wait six years. >> i don't think there was a call for this in the first place let alone asking for the comeback you think maybe, and i would be a target demographic for this as women but were clearly not as neither of us of watch this. i and the other hand the yankee's postseason base will questionable buffalo bills baseball breaking news to a second i have no time for this. nostalgia. >> i was stuck in traffic and a psycho could talk about me. >> you talked about laundry because you're stuck in traffic? >> is no longer father? >> first of all married 19 years my wife could walk in a wet suit i just want to hear a story to me about the professor in college you know what i mean? we were in bed the other day and i go we've been married 19 years you're sleeping or somebody else if you're having an affair just be honest and tell me so i can get hard okay i just want to. i need a story i don't care. [laugh

so bud light is kind of the cautionary tale hanging over all of this so nathaniel, these two ceos that you spoke with, they climb the ladder at some of the most prominent fortune 500 companies what do they say? >> these companies risk by moving away from diversity programs yeah, boris, i spoke to ken frazier, who was the ceo of merck and ken chenault who led american express and both of these former ceos, they tell me that there are significant risks for companies that pulled back on dei frazier told me that dei is really about finding opportunities to identify hidden talent and disadvantage talent in a world where not everybody has the same chance for opportunities. >> so companies that rolled back on their commitment to diversity are going to live commit equal opportunities for people who face barriers because of their skin color or the neighborhood they grew up in, or the school they went to. and they're also guys. there is also significant business risks for companies have pulled back on dei dei is good for the bottom line, research shows so boost financial performance format is it

blossom lost her mate, bud. at riverside cemetery in marshalltown, iowa. and according to cemetery staff, after bud died, blossom's grief was as evident as any human's. >> her behavior was just -- it was quite a change. >> reporter: general manager dori thoman said blossom started hanging out near the front office, always staring at herself in the glass or the model tombstones. >> she wanted company. >> reporter: even if it's just a reflection? >> yeah. >> reporter: and that's when dori got a crazy idea, a hysterically lovely crazy idea. she posted a personal ad that read in part, "lonely widowed domestic goose seeks life partner for companionship and occasional shenanigans. i'm youthful, adventurous and lively." what are the odds you're going to find some goose, a male goose -- >> oh, in iowa? [ laughter ] >> reporter: apparently, this state is lousy with bachelor geese. and sure enough, she got a call from deb and randy hoyt, owners of a widower goose named frankie. >> he needed a mate. >> yeah, and plus he is

one of the attractions of yerevan is the victory bridge, it was built in the bud of the great patriotic war. decorated with flags of the eac countries, so the city welcomes guests today. armenia is hosting the meeting of the eurasian intergovernmental council; the country will chair the eac in 2024. this is the third meeting of the prime ministers of russia, belarus, kazakhstan, kyrgyzstan and armenia this year. nikol pashinyan first greets each colleague separately. and then a general photo of the heads of government of the eurasian. the eac is a union of four freedoms, the movement of goods, services, labor and capital without obstacles. this is why the union was created 10 years ago. against the backdrop of a slowing global economy and continued illegitimate external pressure, our union is expanding and improving its key macroeconomic indicators. in the first six months of this year, its gross domestic product increased by 4.2%. in the first half of this year, mutual trade in the five countries grew by 5.7%. and the share of national currencies in settlements is now about 90%. ultima

. >> you go to your grocery store and you're looking for bud lights. dylan guy? >> what? >> cheers. >> who do you trust to hold you up more on a keg stand, trump or kamala? >> none of them. >> trump. the guy didn't flinch when he got shot in the head. >> i would give kamala my right leg. >> so you are fair and balanced. >> kamala is my girl. she's my girl. >> "camel-a. >> it is kamala. think of a comma and a "la." >> what does she stand for? >> i don't want to talk about her. >> the k stands for cool. >> freedom. >> how does she stand for freedom? >> the k stands for amazing. >> immigration. >> she does stand for immigration. she wants everyone to come in. >> the letter m stands for -- i'm running out of words. >> there is no better word than stupid. >> i know she's from a middle-class family. and i know she's standing. ♪ ♪ >> jesse watters, he's missing out on all the fun. sent me instead. what do you want to tell them? >> get the [bleep] over here! we are having a great time! >> get your ass down here! >> [counting in german] ♪ ♪ >> jesse: i hope joh

and germany is jacob, the budding engineer from delhi has been doing his master's in germany for a year now. at the university of chi bag, small town in saxony, as well as the 1st of all studying in gemini, is not about to expand to save the 2nd light. gemini is the best, couldn't treat automotive engineering. so that's why i wanted to work in the field . in production engineering and in the development of the automotive industry, they're going to have this. that's why i chose gemini on fryeburg by megan said jacob, welcoming the new freshman like him. they only have to pay 94 year owes in semester fees at the state university. it can cost more in larger german cities. but an india tuition fees can be up to $10000.00 bureaus per semester. this is another reason why the number of indian students has increased 5 fold in the last 10 years . jacob says his only problem is that compared to his hometown of delhi, the bus doesn't come nearly as frequently in 5 bag. cea had a different concern before her move, the rise of the far right and on to immigration, alternative for germany party, which

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yeah, well down to the budding scholars, they're all right. we live in on that like tronic age, always taking the latest most progressive piece of kit. but when not blaming new phone or laptop takes precedence, something older gets invariably throw not on a lot of it ends up in one continents in particular. next week, chronicle a true price paid for a check addiction. and the latest edition of the members of the the, you know, when you sit in on top of the hill going hills in the river valley of kenya . enough garden, as christine one would say of the garden know via the question of climate change and all its fun mutation comes to mind on a waste comes to mind for a long time in the west on was doesn't jive the divisions of industry. the beauty of the refrigerate, the beauty of the microwave, the beauty of the things that improve the quality of life in the beauty of things such as computers. but we never quite grappled with how we do with the waste. it was always assumed that these things would last and there would be no need to dispose of the

sending lots of love, bud. wow. see so many incredible people there sending me messages. i just want to say thank you to everyone that sent in a message of support. it's yeah, really appreciated. viewing them keeps me going. and i guess we'll be able to call you iron monger? yeah, there's a few people that have said that that worked pretty well. so, uh, yeah, i've got metal legs and i'm taking on an iron man, so it all links into it, i guess. yeah, i thought i was being so original! billy, very best of luck from all of us at bbc breakfast. thank you very much. yeah, thanks everyone for the support back home. i really appreciate it. you can find out more about billy's challenge on the comic relief website. cricket, and england have been beaten by nine wickets in the third and final test against pakistan in rawalpindi. it means they lose the series 2—1. they were bowled out forjust 112 in their second innings, their lowest ever total in the country. here's joe lynskey. got him! for pakistan, this was the most emphatic

also coming up president bud slams, what he calls and on slot of lies spread by donald trump. and his supporters about the disaster, including a claim that the government is manipulating the weather and the leaders of the us and israel discussed israel's plans to retaliate for rand's miss of attack. as real as depends minister warrants, retaliation will be lethal, precise and surprising. the hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. hurricane milton is pounding, florida with violent winds and potentially deadly flooding. it struck the states, gulf coast late wednesday as a category 3 hurricane with wins exceeding 200 kilometers an hour. the storms i came a short near sarasota south of its expected land fall in the heavily populated template bay area. it's cut power to more than $2000000.00 homes and businesses and spawns tornadoes that left a trail of destruction. millions of people were earlier told to leave their homes for safety. just 2 weeks after hurricane helene slammed into the area the hurricane. milton has also become a hot political issue in the us just week

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bloomed again on vernadsky avenue, and a record number of sunny days has played into the hands of a budding. this is my joy. eleven-year-old stepan grew a pumpkin weighing almost 400 kg. the exhibit took pride of place at the exhibition of giants in the apothecary garden, and it was not wasted. the pumpkin is so huge that it seems that it can be cut with ... a chainsaw, but no, they cut it with an ordinary kitchen knife, only a very sharp one, then give out pieces to everyone who wants it. if you believe the folk signs, then the longer the foliage stays on the trees, the milder the winter will be. according to weather forecasters, october is usually rainy and chilly, it will become like itself only by the end of the week. oksana maksimova, vladislav dubtsov, dmitry shistukhin and ada adamova. news. the palace of state services has resumed its work at vdnkh. it is closed. for the duration of the international exhibition forum russia, now city residents can again receive more than 300 state services here, and also visit the complex of the history of state service, where they will tell about t

part of the reason the bud . et changed? part of the reason the budget surplus _ changed?? part of the reason the budget surplus is so big - changed? part of the reason the budget surplus is so big is - changed? part of the reason the budget surplus is so big is not . budget surplus is so big is not just because of the money from apple but also to do with the ongoing win for incorporation tax which is coming into the irish exchequer —— ongoing windfall. some adjustments have been made to the global corporate tax rules and that has benefited ireland in a way they were not supposed to, so big companies like apple and microsoft and pfizer, they are continuing to pay large amounts of tax which is being treated as a windfall tax in ireland and the government is putting that into a strategic national investment fund because they realise at some point that money could disappear but for now it is not going to disappear and the irish economy is ticking along very nicely partially thanks to this huge windfall from apple and other companies. it windfall from apple and other companies

the office for bud . et economic growth. the office for budget responsibility, - economic growth.nsibility, who - economic growth. the office for budget responsibility, who are| budget responsibility, who are the independent forecaster, are saying that growth, increase in the next couple of years and then back to a more trend level. but the summit of my ambition for growing our economy is greater than that. we have been in government for less than four months, we are already putting forward plans and making changes to our planning system to get britain building again, to our pension system to unlock long—term patient capital to help small businesses grow. reforming our skills system and getting more young people on apprenticeships and helping older people that want to retrain. there is more we want to do. but we made a start yesterday, particularly with the capital investment in infrastructure, in transport projects, in energy infrastructure, in digital and broadband and the 0br say that will boost our growth over the longer term, so we are maischinging the decisions int —— so we

[ cheers and applause ] tariq, you are up, and good luck, bud. what do you got?first, i brine my wings overnight in a mixture of water, salt, vinegar, sugar, and red pepper flakes. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: -- brine overnight. >> tariq: you pat 'em dry and then you put them into the crispi, right? so let's do this. >> jimmy: all right. so you pat 'em dry to make sure -- >> tariq: jeez, wings -- [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: one casualty, one casualty. >> tariq: casualty. flew away. >> jimmy: all right, so you pat 'em dry? >> tariq: boom. >> jimmy: you brine them overnight? >> tariq: yeah, man. so that sorta gets them juicy and flavorful, and it keeps them moist, right? [ cheers ] so you do that. i take a little duck fat right after they're dry. [ cheers ] hit them with some of that duck fat, right? >> jimmy: he's talking about duck fat? what's he talking about? >> tariq: get them all nice and fatty, right? >> jimmy: ah! no, he's talking about duck fat, man. >> then you hit them with a a little of this jerk seasoning. [ audience oohs ] it's a little secret, r

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you good, bud? blocks from where i live in the city, and they -- now i'm coughing. [ laughter ] i always walked by this cabinet shop being, like, "oh, my god, look at the beautiful work. look at that beautiful three-quarter birch ply that they're making those cabinets out of." i always was like, you know in the musical, "fun home," when the little lesbian sees the butch woman for the first time, and she's like -- [ laughter ] "your ring of keys -- i want." and i would look and be like, "my people." [ laughter ] so, finally, the other day, i go into this cabinet shop -- >> seth: after you've built your cabinet. >> after i built my cabinet. >> seth: so you earned your right. >> well, i thought, i'm going to go in and see what happens. so i went in and i was looking at -- i mean, beautiful work, beautiful work. and there were these two guys, like, carpenter guys, and they were talking about the details of something. and i was just standing there for ten minutes being like -- [ light laughter ] and he w

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tetro sadanam said nearly 40 health facilities in south lebanon, and three hospitals in bud have gonecross the arab country. he added the organization has been unable to deliver the much needed medical supplies to lebanon due to the closure of beirot's airport. the global health agency then called for a ceasefire for the delivery of life saving aid and protection of healthcare workers. and israeli air strike has cut off. main humanitarian crossing connecting lebanon to syria. we was surprised when israel struck the border crossing at 3 a.m. we consider this crossing vital one for the becca region and for all lebanon. it's the only remaining humanitarian crossing for displaced syrians and lebanese to damascus as they flee the israeli bombardments on lebanon. a series of massive. israely air strikes hitting the becca region over friday night blocked the busy masna border crossing. the crossing had been used by hundreds of thousands of people to flee israely bombings in recent days. aid workers say the destruction prevents both the movement of people and food and humanitarian supplies. a

in the 1970s, donald trump, the budding real estate developer and his father had to settle the housingion suit with the department of justice, although the trump's didn't admit to any wrongdoing in the case. witnesses testified they refused to rent apartments in majority black buildings. marking indications with a c for colored. trump never got over the settlement. as president, he gutted the fair housing act. trump claimed the law meant to make sure blacks and others are given equal access to housing would destroy the suburbs! presumably by allowing people of color to live in them. the biden-harris administration has been working to undo some of the damage done on housing during trump's term . if he should return to the white house, things could get quite a bit worse. project 2025, the blueprint for a second trump term, written by some of his closest right wing allies, calls for the dismantling of the federal department of housing and urban development. it would also rollback civil rights protections, and force law enforcement agencies in black amenities to bring back controversial po

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>>'s bud's win is a reminder that what other people say about you, it is none of your business.. dreams really do come true. just look at spud. on that note, i wish you all a fantastic night. if you are not dizzy tomorrow night, you can get to the nightcap again on saturdays. 11:00 p.m. eastern here on msnbc. remember, nbc films presents "my generation." the documentary that looks at how cultural and political events shaped four generations. this week, it is all about manella meals. samantha will know all about that. i think "nobody wants this" is one of the greatest shows i have ever seen. i've watched it twice. i might watch it a third time. now you can see her narrating this documentary. you can see the new episode tomorrow at 9:00 eastern right here. from all of our colleagues and their networks at nbc news, thank you for staying up late with me. i will see you at the end of monday. >>> battle in the battleground states. donald trump

>> it is not surprising and we know how much donald trump and vladimir putin have been best buds for a number of years. the fact a president of united states can do these things should give us concern about donald trump getting back into the white house. he can do these things irrespective of logic, common sense or u.s. national security. who knows what he did in terms of his conversations that bob woodward says he had with latimer putin and giving these tests. the president of the united states has tremendous authority and discretion in terms of what he can do and clearly donald trump does a lot of things outside of the light of day because he wants to do it and it is in his personal interest to do it not in the interest of the united states. >> you have multiple embers of the trump ministration now out on the campaign trail stumping for vice president kamala harris. in talking about their experience in the trump administration. take a listen to what alyssa farrah griffin had to say about the number of trump staffers supporting vice president kamala harris. >> now america is known a

wants to rid the region of the resistance of those who are exploiting here, and the resistance is the bud of the awakening of the entire islamic world. resistance, success, freedom, development and brotherhood. the region brings burden , so our diplomacy must be in harmony with the strategy the overall goals of the system also include other purposes. i don't like the duality of the diplasia field because it doesn't make sense at all. we are in the same field, and that is the field of fighting oppression and arrogance and the field of defending resistance. this field has different sides. one of the components of this field is of course the problem our diplomats believe that of course the crimes that are taking place in gaza must be stopped immediately, this government must be held accountable for the crimes committed against humanity , and our diplomacy must follow this, even though there is now a two-state government in occupied palestine. or not i am personally against this i think that this is a deception that will never be corrected, but this is the recognition of the palestinians, tha

. >> his applications for reinstatement would be declined by commissioner bud selig and rob manfred, and he would be kept out of the hall of fame. >> people are going to like me because of the way i played, because i know i played like a hall of fame player, and all you got to do is check the stats. >> and that was tim kurkjian from our sister network, espn reporting. among rose's fans was none other than giants great hunter pence. he spoke fondly of the hit king during abc sevenr. >> earlier, he would talk to me from time to time, you know, in cincinnati and give me tips and pointers and just, you know, he just really was an enthusiastic, enthusiastic baseball player. he was a guy who loved the game. and obviously, i just really, am a big fan of the way he played the game. >> pence said he respected rose's intensity on the field, calling it a badge of honor. >> now a big move today inside the giants front office. giants legend buster posey is taking over as the team's top executive. the former pitcher will replace farhan zaidi, whom the giants fired as president of baseball operatio

our correspondent shahana bud reports from sydney. amen heightened security, many australians duke to the streets to express the solidarity with the people of palestine and lebanon. for the past 52 weeks, these demonstrators have consistently joined the global outcry against what they describe as israel's genocide in gaza and lebanon. the streets echoed with chats for palestine. and lebanon as demonstrators marched raising their voice in unison. protesters demanded regime's accountability, calling for an end to the violence and urging the international community to act. the sham of western democracy has been exposed. um, and i think a lot of it has to do with the fact that um, war is profit, and us and western australian interests are being protected. so... um at the end of the day if they wanted to change things and they could sanction israel and do what they've done to russia with the ukraine. it's a double standard. the pro- palestine demonstrations over the past year have become... the largest in australia's history, with numbers

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just like bud light. it's too late. the train is gone. so now you can sit with your little bud light and your lingerie and us americans aren't participating. deuces like, let me go. i'll take. i'll take sweats and a solid yes every day over lingerie, sweats and a solid yes. aaron, was there a national clamor for this? why did they wait six years? what's going on? i don't think there was ever a call for this in the first place, let alone asking for it to come back. and you would think that maybe kat and i would be like a target demographic for this as women. but we're clearly not the target demographic because neither of us have watched this. i, on the other hand, have yankee postseason baseball, some questionable buffalo bills football, and breaking political news every 2.5 seconds. i don't have time for this, but like, yay, nostalgia. i got stuck in the traffic for this when i was coming home from work last night, so that's why i thought this is an interesting story. it's all about me. so that's how come you ended up with all the lingeri