he sounds like dan burton. this guy doesn't seem all the way, i don't know, the plug isn't plugged all the way into the wall. and yet, here he is on this committee alongside 16 out of 26 members of the committee are election deniers. how is that going to work out? >> well, joy, there's a long and i don't think you call it honorable tradition that perry is falling into. dan burton, who was investigating the clintons for sex scandal, had a child to a woman he wasn't married to, he had to admit. darrell issa was arrested as a car thief, so now, charged with a felony. so now you have perry who has was still will not admit that joe biden is a legally elected president. he endorsed mastriano, who was a guy who hired people and paid them to come be part of this insurrection, paid for their transportation. look, this is very bad for the country. but i have to say, in a political sense, it's going to be good for democrats, because nobody cares about this stuff. and these are just nutty, unserious people. i mean, the mor

now that are questions around the pakistani tyler burton's the initial claim of responsibility.

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i mean, he worked a lot with tim burton. that's how i got to work with him.o worked for philip trece. that is, this is what a famous hatter is, especially in england, he makes a lot of hats for the royal court, that is, well, and his hats cost two or three thousand pounds alone. well, it’s very interesting there, that is, a lot of creativity, again, it’s very necessary, in short, but here’s work and, well, to be, as it were, involved in this, it’s also develops such as fantasy, and so on. topics that are difficult not to touch on and questions that are impossible not to ask. anna recently anxious people have become no longer located downright, a massive epidemic. here, any person hovers what is called unformulated anxiety. well, the sound anal was present in humans. well, in the most anxious times of responsibility, strange as it may seem, people become kinder to each other with the comments and recommendations of experts who have studied the essence of the situation, a wonderful technique that i always recommend to clients. it is to keep a diary of feelings

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so them hit record highs during 2022 burton and usually mild winter that seen temperature reco. it's broken in many countries as men, lower demand than usual, allowing wholesale gas prices to tumble. well, as it tries to make up for lost gas applies from russia. germany is more renewable energy than ever before. in 2022. it's immersed, however, it's still failed to reach it. c o 2 reduction goal according to energy. think tank a gora 1st. let's look at the good news. a gorgeous report suggests the share of renewable energy in germany's overall power supply mix has reached an all time high of 46 percent for last year favorable weather conditions for wind and solar power playing a significant role in that, however, a slight increase in renewable energy production wasn't enough to prevent a gauze other major finding that germany is c o 2 emissions reduction has stored. it produced almost as much greenhouse gas last year as the previous year. partially because of the reactivation of coal plants to make up for lost gas from russia. so there's germany doing worse with its energy trans

investigating the apparent missed handling of secret files from biden's time as vice president of burton, parts of california are dealing with major flooding following another day of severe rain and windy weather. flood warnings are in effect for regions around the san francisco bay. area, thousands of people are without power and the stormy weather is forecast to continue into next week. protesters have clashed police in tunis, thousands of opposition supporters rallied in the tunisian capital accusing president chi side of a power grub. it was the 12th anniversary of an uprising that toppled the countries long time dictator. tunisia has faced months of political turmoil and economic hardship and tens of thousands of his railways. how rallied and tel aviv to protest plans by prime minister benjamin not netanyahu's new government to overhaul the legal system. that they say would weaken the supreme court. the proposed changes would give parliament the power to overturn court decisions with a simple majority votes or german police have scuffled with environmental activists as protests over

this has been seen very seriously by israel advised from rebecca burton into brucell him his a look now some more stories making headlines around the world to sell for testers in bolivia have attacked police during the demonstrations against the arrest of a local governor. thousands of his supporters have burned vehicles and blocked highways. the west camacho was detained for allegedly being involved in removing the form of president eva morales in a 2019. california is preparing for more heavy rain and flooding. a weather event known as an atmospheric river has already dropped 13 centimeters of rain on the sacramento valley. us republican leader kevin mccarthy is facing a challenge from the right wing of his party. he struggling to get enough votes to become speaker of the house of representatives. the copy has been critical of the form of president donald trump. a u. s. national football league player is in a critical condition after suffering a cardiac arrest during a game to ma hamlin received medical treatment on field before being taken to hospital. the game between the buffalo bi

matthew burton has come under growing pressure to give the go ahead. what have we seen so much in decision coming from the german government? yet it will. germany's while has been one of the largest backhoes to ukraine through this war in terms of weapons and aid. and every step of a way, for all the support it's exercised, a huge amount of caution, a non morsel over the issue of leopard 2 tanks. and i would see that really me 3 main reasons for that. the 1st one is this german fear of going out alone and being seen to kind of, to, to act independently because of its history, germany's squeamish about military my and so there really came to work with partners around europe in the world to want to support ukraine and that's the key part is doing as part of a coalition. the 2nd part is logistics. there are 2000 lepper tanks in europe owned by various different countries and the germans want to make sure that the right version of that tank ends up in ukraine. so that countries on sending different versions which could cause problems with coordination for

so mister burton, if i understand you correctly, you're saying these resignations, these far as we saw today. this is the direct result of a recent history of attempts to root out corruption in ukraine. is that what you're saying? and this is the results of the reforms that are happening in ukraine of to 2014 and one of them i, one of the sky reforms that was a demand not from all, not only by the society but also by our partners isn't to corruption reform and this is actually how they supposed to work. yes. i mean, that's a, that's a very positive assessment of the situation. ukraine, because i don't have to tell you the country has had a history of corruption and there's been fear among its western allies. if they send in all this money to help you create that. that money is going to end up in the pockets of people whose names they can't pronounce. but of course, i can say that after 24, so february, it is no more corruption in ukraine as in any other country. but what i can definitely say you can have a look at, at least these last few days. and there a reaction for political leader

bruce, who didn't know why she she knew because with a burton son, i never got. i dialed like i was gonna read them for like i didn't that our board with the proceeds you'll come with them by to comes with just to play with them. i meant the truth was to be able up. she could, will you know, to, with a, what she says, team like up to weights of rebel a quick video to not feel so difficult that this would be a good deal because just like you just, someone will go to work. and it's probably also some much of a premium. so yeah, absolutely. but more than just muscle, you're missing a little bit with sarah, which yes, and i certainly will. what you guys will. so as the listed, i know she would lead to still a good choice chemo regime enough to balance when you're not my job here. they decided, oh, you're good. that's what they thought you saw with many stores real. this is the federal guys really quick to be the deal with was pretty much got with you. sure. sure. just a quick cost. i'm a deal is leah this leads more than i thought tardy store brought up here. so we'l

one senator, burton wheeler of montana, even threatened an investigation into the justice department's handling of nazi sympathizers which rachel maddow describes in her must-hear podcast, ultra. >> senator burton wheeler decided to pay a private visit to attorney general francis little at his office inside the justice department. in what was described as a stormy and violent session, senator wheeler reportedly threatened the attorney general that he, as a senator, would launch an investigation not just of maloney and the sedition case, he would launch an investigation of the entire department of justice from the attorney general personally on down. unless the attorney general fired maloney and took him off the case. >> which he did. i mean, how did we never learn any of this in school? well, fast forward to today, and in the first week of the 118th congress, we saw on full display what the main priority of congressional republicans, it's easily eerily similar, that is to investigate those who are investigating insurrection. and to snuff out those investigations. in some cases, to hide

cuz one with a burton, someone never got a diagnosis. like i was just gonna read them like i didn't that i bought this wasn't with the bus the deal. i can get them if i to comes with just to play with them. i meant the truth 1st to build up chicken will you know to where to leave off ccs team like up to wait. so we have a quick video not feel so difficult that this would be a good deal can just like you just can someone will get on you or can it's probably also some much of a premium. so yeah, absolutely. that's more than just muscle. you're missing a little bit with sarah, which yes, and i certainly will watch usa. i've got as also law as the worst. i know she would lead to still a problem. good choice, mostly the receipt of the not for the ball on when you're not waiting to hear the decided oh good bye. thank you so many thoughts. this is the federal guys reason the push to be deal with was pretty much got with sure. sure. just a quick post, totally dealing with. yes. yes. yes for you for the dollar store brought up here a little bit o

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i mean, he worked a lot with tim burton. that's how i managed to work with him.o worked for philip tracy. that is, he is also such a famous hatter, especially in england, he makes a lot of hats for the royal court, that is, well, his hats are worth it. there are two or three thousand pounds one, well, it is very interesting there, that is, there is a lot of creativity, again a lot of manual labor, and well, to be, as it were, involved in this, it also develops like a fantasy . ah, diligence, i guess. what is the best way to test your erudition and quick wit? correctly tricky questions to start at what age he as it seems to you, he could already be called a grandfather. i believe that 65. about instagram subscribers, his army of subscribers is already almost 500 million. who invented the detective? i understand hercule poirot, thank you. nikita i know so what is the word winter is cold, watch intellectually entertaining projects on our tv channel. topics that are difficult not to touch on and questions that are impossible not to ask. anna has recently become anxio

she was late released from burton part in protest against the expansion of an open bit coal mine in that area. a french nun believed to have been the world's oldest person, has died aged 118. the soul of our daughter who took the name sister on dray when she joined a catholic order in 1944 was born on february 11th 19 o. 4, she died in her sleep on tuesday at a nursing home in tula. in tokyo, the high court has upheld a not guilty verdicts previously had a down to 3 former executives over their role in the 2011 fukushima nuclear disaster. a lower court had previously cleared the 3 tokyo electric power company executives of negligence over the disaster that unfolded at the local shima nuclear power plant following an earthquake. and it's an army. it's the only criminal case to have risen from this tragedy was worse. nuclear is also since journal the journalist earthzone blast followed events for us in tokyo. earlier i asked her how she expects this verdict to be received in japan. and to be honest, i don't really expect much at all. and i don't think there will be much media go beyond the

. >> comedy in the '80s, my favorite niche subject is tim burton. >> i was never scared by any horrorelatives. >> i love tim burton because he's the best thing you can be as a director. he's completely unique. you start noticing the black and white stripes on things and just the vibe and you feel like, "we've really got something here with this guy." >> we did "beetlejuice", and his basic idea was that the living people would be scary and the dead people would be the kind of banal. >> i was very lucky early on in my career to work with people that had come from comedy that were good at improvving. somebody like michael, that's his background. so there's a whole different energy when people are there and there may be some written things, but then it just goes off, you know, and you start riffing and you start getting into it. he was great at that. just, he's like a pressure cooker. >> you like it? >> "beetlejuice" is really underrated. as well regarded as it is, it's still underrated. because it shouldn't work. like, i don't know if it's a horror movie set in a comedy, or a comedy that

did, like, hats for uh, a lot of uh movies, like alice in wonderland, so he worked a lot with tim burtonaged to somehow work with him, i also worked. fili by tracy that is, this is also such a famous hatter, especially in england. he he makes a lot of hats for the royal court, that is, well, his hats are worth it. here's two or three thousand pounds alone, well, it's very interesting there, that is, a lot of creativity, again, a lot, in short, but here's work and, well, to be, as it were, involved in this, it also develops such a fantasy, and so on, probably. initially, i didn't have the task of staying in england. and, of course, it's more about living conditions. that is, i'm used to living well here, and in england i would have to start all over again. that is it other living conditions, and i also wanted to return my knowledge back to my homeland , that is, i have so many chinese friends with whom i studied. they study and acquire knowledge abroad, and then come to their country to build a business. there, well, and further i, in principle, would have had the opportunity to stay, as

burton spent nearly 500000000 pounds on russian fuel imports. alexander mackay political analyst and editor of red san radio said the british government has other priorities besides the well being of its own citizens. the overall priority is to try and leverage the situation that is going on at the moment in ukraine and try and turn it into a regime change possibility directed against the government in moscow. and asked that priority of the overriding piracy, the welfare of the regular people, the everyday people of britain doesn't even come 2nd behind that. so we've seen, of course, energy prices go through the roof over the last 12 months. and we've seen more more people fall into what's defined as fuel related poverty here. and the sanctions regime that the british government has infuse, yes, directly supported measures against russian energy, which of early it to the rise in the price of energy for domestic consumers. in this country, so they have actively made life worse for particularly though is that the, the lower end of the income scale in britain and the sanctions regime, w

now probably not, killian, he was, president biden says he think business burton trying to find some oxygen. why do you think food in order that these are now? oh, i mean, we need to look at how the war has gone for russia. right. first, the assault and kids that didn't work. then in the summer we saw in the russian army really performing very, very poorly is young. the next, the big, big defeat, the very embarrassing defeat, the after annexing at her son, they had to leave harrison. and most recently, of course, we had the strike in m. mckee of her. and this strike mchuga is interesting because, and it was very far behind russian lines there. it was a base full of russian soldiers that was struck by ukrainian rockets. and what we are hearing is that the ukrainians are and they're implementing shaping operations . what does this mean? it means they are striking logistical targets in the back of the russian lines. they're targeting munition to pose, and we're hearing from crimea as well that there are explosions, they are every night. so in light of this, it, it seems plausible that t

burton was a sagging to day. i have to say nothing makes me happier than when i'm fighting in a ring, and i seen fizzy aspect families and people having fun, little swearing at the top of their lungs also and i'm sure, but of us give legend has it said got quarters was where such show fights originated since kathleen size could, can support herself from wrestling alone. she also works as a freelance journalist writing about the city she lives in. c, u dot waters can tell us a lot about how the world works. there are factories making cheap products for the u. s. market and migrants hoping for a better life there in her reporting, she focuses on their struggles. and dyson is live in did, and how you can live in a bubble and not see the bigger picture. agnes. so how is my life and my consumption connected with what happens elsewhere is i'm here you can see a bosh factory and then this notorious wool. and it's all here right in front of you knows, viruses will detect what else to function of down. she and her friends

the city on the banks of burton jerry river knows how to trade eats and throw a party. and we have the pleasure of following one of the country's biggest wrapper, but aquino, who is taking us out to see the site. so out of control. well, alex, from every one a martina bowen, allah, i'm from leisure. and this is the beautiful city of miami, where i grew up. i'm very happy to welcome you to my city in the army. thank once a letter article, this year's capital near me. it was the sahara, but there is no denying the city of lush greens like none other than west africa. the biggest river flows through it and 15th, the city of over $1000000.00 is in some of the year we are at leisure river. it's our pride in beauty, it fits the city and give the charm. my love me a me both a mix of west african n for heron, heritage fulani, grandma houser. and to our a couple live here in the true to his roots. burkina, right? he's lyrics in both houser and sam, with an average age of just 15 near is the wild youngest country and the youth of near me city market. well, the devil as extras in

i'm richard burton. you're at the listening post where we dig into the coverage and analyze how news gets reported. we begin with a, b, b, c series about no render remoting, the indian governments decision to ban the documentaries and the fallout. the 1st installment of the series takes viewers back 20 years to 2002 and communal rioting in the state of google right, in which more than a 1000 people, the vast majority of the muslim were killed. the film features are british government investigation which concluded that modi who was in charge of gujarat at the time as its chief minister was directly responsible for those murders that the riots which police stood by and let happen bore the hallmarks of ethnic cleansing india supreme court later cleared modi of wrong doing, and since his election as prime minister in 2014 journalists have treated this story as a red line not to be crossed. the government's decision to ban the b. b. c documentary, which extends to social media, has become its own story. it is

ah, hello, i'm richard burton, you're at the listening post where we dig into the coverage and analyze how news gets reported. it was an insurrection that was months even years in the making last sundays invasion of brazil's democratic institutions in its capital. priscilla coming 2 years and 2 days after the january 6th assault on the u. s. capital in washington, it looked like a carbon copy rioters storming the seat of government, acting in the name of former presidents, out to overturn elections. they had lost, like maga americans, many of shy here balsam not or supporters have been radicalized online. they circulate their conspiracy theories on platforms that are mostly on regulated encrypted messaging apps like telegraph. and what's app, brazilian analysts say everyone should have seen this coming. all the signs were there and that the future of brazilian democracy still hangs in the balance. what happened in brazilian, on january 8th, proved that a playbook written in washington 2 years ago on a january 6th can translate and travel change trunk to bolster. now stop the steel to a

to us girls him offs. deputy earlier, the nie former chiefs efforts were recognized by president burton, who awarded him the order of saint george rushes, highest military decoration rushes defense ministry said it's given the role of commander directly to its chief of staff. of the wide scale of the current operation needs improved coordination between the different branches of the military onto the dumbass frontline swear, the russian private military company. wagner says it's completely taken the strategic city of solid dar. busy under its control, the area is crucial for control in the done yet for public, and has been the scene of intense fighting with ukrainian forces who are mixed in with numerous western mercenary factions. this exclusive footage shows the wagner groups heads and members inspecting an underground mine not was previously used by key f trips to store weapons. the company's chief has no confirm that the city is fully under russian control. he said civilians that were in the conflict zone have been evacuated and that had run $500.00 ukrainian soldiers had been kille

think it, it ah, russian missiles hit residential buildings in the ukranian city of denise pro is burton pledges to send battle tanks. and where on the front lines, what soldiers in east and ukraine as they battle russian troops for the town of sola down ah, hello money inside is loud, is there a lie from dave hall or so coming up, i demonstrate his intimacy among 12 years since our spring uprisings repeating calls for the president to step down protests in israel against new governments, proposed judicial reforms. opponents worry that it will weaken the legal system. and a supreme court ruling complicates plans by the philippine president to search for an oil in the south china sea. we began in ukraine where russia has unleashed a barrels of missiles striking multiple targets for the 1st time in 2 weeks. authorities in the central city of denise pro, say, rockets, hit 2 residential buildings, killing 14 people, least 60 others were ported injured. and one of the buildings was reduced to rubble rescue workers. all searching for survivors. strikes were also reported in cave and the wester

burton, the soldiers proposals include title rules for any peace on contact with foreigners plus the public registry of gifts received by lawmakers as well as a trouble recalls the reform is designed to block any piece from it, receiving bribes and lobbying the interests of non europeans. this comes amid the ongoing profile, the guitar gates corruption scandal from europe, and parliament, vice president, eva kylie, and 3 other suspects when arrested and charged with accepting bribes, allegedly in exchange for law being the interests of counsel and morocco. both countries have denied the accusations. let's see what the story with this vice president of the alternative for germany party in bavaria. many thanks for joining us on the program. very nice to see you today. so what's your take on? why exactly these new anti corruption proposals are coming on the criticism from some piece here. first of all, i think it's all i was not right in the stating that european democracies under attack or through for some outside players like cut are or morocco. i think it's a structural internal, it'

and we see in order demonstrations in maddie, as in burton officers last week, people were demonstrating with portraits of 14 or russian flags as well as the portraits like this region is now feeling the movements german chancellor, our last chance is in paris. her talks with frances president, emmanuel michael, the war in ukraine in the energy crisis are expected to be high on the agenda. they're now at a ceremony to mock 6 years after the signing of the elisa treaty that paved the way for improved relations. in brazil, president lucy, nasa luther silver has filed the chief of the army. he says security forces were involved in stormy congress. earlier this month. thousands of supporters of former president valuable scenario attacked government buildings on january 8th. they demanded the result of the presidential election in october. be overturned, general julius, his are. they are older as commanded the army since december. rougher our cutty penny is a professor of public safety. yet these are truly of august foundation. he believes any danger of a military call has passed. if they wan

and we see in order demonstrations in maddie, as in burton officers last week, people were demonstrating with portraits of 14 or russian flags as well as the portraits like this region is now feeling. the movements of the thing is a tough corona, virus restrictions, china celebrating the lunar new year with tens of millions of people traveling to the rural home towns. but the festivities are mixed with concerns about the pandemic. early 13000 deaths linked to covered what officially reported in hospitals last week. that's the highest we could death told to date between a you reports from beijing all across china. people are celebrating the lunar new year. and beginning of the year of the rabbit with dragon dancing temple fairs and red lanterns. it's the 1st time since the beginning of the pandemic, people are allowed to gather and enjoy these chinese traditions. in beijing, many chewed for hours to pray at lama temple. the most important buddhist site in the capital city, it's reopened, up to strict corona, virus controls kept it shut the 3 years. i worked with her co soon. i am really v

while burton is told to mind its own business that comes on the criticism of human rights with welcome, this is our to international with the latest world news update. good to have you with us. now the russian defense ministry save moscow has taken full control of the strategic town of solar dot and the don units republic. it's a, it's combined to russian forces took part in the boston, including the wagner, private military group, which fort inside the town. and it's on the ground mines ortiz, were long calls, are the details, the events and significance of the advance. according to russia's defense, been as freely offensive in their salazar, that ended with the defeat of the armed forces of ukraine or the capture of the city were carried out by different branches of the russian forces. now liberation mission includes a blocking of the city from the north and south isolation of the combat area and also prevention of the enemy from transferring reserves to the city from neighboring areas, as well as blocking the exit of ukraine, an army from salazar. now, all that was made possible by

and burton both saying that this case has been politically motivated, what is the impact of this domestically and in the rest of the world as well? russell? well, it is definitely going to have her negative impacts over iran's, of lation with you as a, particularly with the u. k. because he had dual citizenship. however, in iran, just to remember that, that, that iran doesn't accept you citizen said, for iranian, or iranian citizen. so iran, he got him as iranian citizen, and it's going to have an effect on you or terence lisa with london. but that you're on already is having a trouble or the day with that with for us over the cartoons that has been published by charlotte have though, and now iranians are protesting. iranian government has closed our french research institute in the, in the country. so these 2 companies do k at the u. k and, and frost. they are the member of the p 5 plus one companies which are and conducting the, the nuclear negotiations and trying to revive the g cpa, which was signed in 2015. however, the impact of this execution is rather going to be domestic here because

spoken to the department of transportation and has spoken to the secretary that. 9 overseas that pete burton judge, he is expecting an update on that. we are understanding that there may be an update further in the coming hours in the united states because there is going to need to be an investigation exactly what went wrong. the system that seem to have this glitch, if you will, is the not have system. this is the notice to air missions. it essentially provides in real time the information the pilots need in the air taking off and landing critical, obviously. because this is the providing the hazards that are necessary for the pilots to do their job. and this is what failed. and this is what a centrally the president says, allowed plains to land, but not to take off. and so that is what prompted this complete ground stop. and although flights have now resumed, this interrupted flights and not just in the united states, but all around the world. and so this is something that cannot be taken lightly. this is something that is of a major security concern because not only is this a national sec

are an adviser to the chief rabbi, you become an adviser, through an old student friend, to liam burtonry under gordon brown. sometimes people talk about rats leaving a sinking ship, you joined a sinking shipjust as the financial crisis was happening, what was it like? it was such a mega crisis. everybody felt, we are not quite doing god's work — i had literally done some of god's work — but we were doing incredibly important things and it felt very serious and very un—political. two years later we would go on to try and fight an election. this is the period of the nationalisation of the banks, the moment at which gordon brown, later as prime minister, would go on to try and lead the international community to deal with the crisis that was happening. it was the moment that led to a famous note written by your boss, left for his successot at the left for his successor at the treasury, remind us what it said? the "no money left" note. you didn't write it, did you? no, i didn't write the note. not even liam would try and throw me under that bus. i tell you what is interesting about the not

there's this is quote from the philosopher burton russell that i always loved. he, he once rode, the mark of a civilized mind is to look at a row of numbers and be able to weep. i guess that's a challenge if i, if i tell you 5000000 kids every year, die from easily preventable diseases while you don't feel much probably. but these are 5000000 children, you know, with, with parents who really, really love them. so what we got to try and do hair is overcome our cognitive limits, overcome our emotional limits and realized that we can them. and we should also help people who, you know, we don't instinctively feel these kind of things about. and that is possible. mean we, again, we have made progress in, in quite a few respects, but not nearly there yet. fair enough. one of the things you talk about in the book that i really appreciate, you talk about this throughout your career, is idea of not just knowing what we're going to fight against, but also having sort of an affirmative vision, you know, knowing what we're, what we're fighting for what our, what our goal is

we're also hearing a story from arizona republic editor his name is greg burton.ng a personal experience where he saw classified documents on the desk of then vice president biden back in 2010 and apparently the secret service asked his cameraman to delete some photos, some images of his time interviewing the vice president just in case those documents were in those pictures. quickly, how important do you think that story is dating back to 2010? >> it's pretty important. interestingly, one of the figures in that story was jay carney who ended up being obama's press secretary but at the time was working for joe biden. and he was the one who confronted the reporter and the cameraman and there was kind of a little dust-up there to make sure that they got that material. why? why was it so important? if it's so important how come we are just now seeing there are still documents lying around in somebody's garage? i have got a garage like probably you do, it's messy. i don't think you would want to leave something of great importance just sitting around. >> todd: we have