por ejemplo, hoy te pareces al papá de al capone. plácido: sí, quisiera ser al capone.a de tehuantepec. ¿cómo te fue? plácido: mal, no sé por qué a mí siempre me va mal. me fue peor que un búfalo pastanto en nueva york hace 10.000 años, cuando aquí, en méxico, ya había fósiles en la unam. carlos: no me digas, plácido, el desgraciado de don justo te volvió a humillar como el inútil, bueno para nada y haragán que eres. plácido: ¿qué dijiste? carlos: que él cree que eres. plácido: no solamente eso. me tuvo esperándolo tres horas, mi vida. no sin antes encargarme que le lavara el coche. ay, que le llevara su café y que le calentara en el micro sus campechanas con nata. renata: ay, entonces finalmente te regresó tu trabajo. plácido: qué me va a regresar el trabajo, ni qué arjona componiendo canciones para la ópera de parís. luego de escupirme la campechana en la cara porque se quemó. estaba hirviendo la campechana que le dí, porque ¿qué creen? se me quemó la campechana en el micro. todos: ah. arnoldo: solamente a un tarado se le ocurre quemar una campechana. plácido: ¿has oí

without saying al capone. >> that's rich.he far left democrats are trying to base this entire argument on the quid pro quo theory. you cannot make the argument that zelensky knew there was a quid pro quo. he did not know the said was under review. so for them to prosecute this case when the facts aren't there. i was a prosecutor in the navy. i was a defense attorney. i was a district judge for a period of time. i would not want to prosecute this case and i would not allow this case to go to trial because the evidence isn't there to support what we would call the elements of the case. mexico's hugs, not bullets cartel policy not panning out. [gunshots] video capturing an armed convoy of mexican cartel. tom homan says it's time to label these vicious cartels for what they are. they are terrorists. a video from campus reform. far left students calling charlie kirk a fastist and racist. they don't have evidence of this. >> what is charlie said in particular that you disagree with. >> i haven't heard [bleep] trish: charlie kirk is

. >> yes. >> without technically saying al capone.sly want to hear a little bit about your agenda. it's your first time on "the beat." we often talk policy with folks. you've been working on something relating to both public housing and environmentalism. i'm going to just read a little bit from a rough summary. a trillion dollars which is what the 2009 stimulus bill had to keep the u.s. from sliding into depression, when you think about that adjusted for inflation. this would be for green public housing. explain this idea. >> so we have a housing crisis. there is so many americans who are either homeless or faced with home -- housing insecurity. especially right now as we look at the cold weather, i represent one of the cold estates. and last night on a given night, 10,000 minnesotans were homeless. and of that, 6,000 were young people. we have children who are showing up every single day to our schools faced with homelessness or housing insecurity. so this is an issue that faces every single american regardless of what corner of our

chef at the shop on fact i'm going to show you this traditional french christmas recipe a stuffed capon crucial. i'll need a 3 to 4 kilogram bird she will. have caitlin is a rooster that's been castrated at 12 weeks old and then fat and. been spared only with grain so that it puts on lots of muscles in france after $45.00 days we think it's miller going to dish and her grand. prix to sit in order. for the stuffing stage rick will be nice so it tastes shallots and garlic in butter and he glaze those with white wine. then he adds bread soaked in milk to the chopped liver of the cuban and us parsley insulting pepper to the mixture. once you cut off the wings he can begin stuffing the cape and. you don't have to have to trust it up well so the stuff and more troops around there gives it a nice shape. now the stuff capen is covered in foil and roasted for one hour at $180.00 degrees celsius. meanwhile head pastry chef medea alcudia works on the boost in. the boosh was the your log that guests would bring to help warm their hosts house. almost in france at the end of the year at christmas and

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consequences absolutely and these debts must have spotted evaded by just how difficult it can be for these capon stars can extend a little bit more about the kind of pressure these stocks face. yes in the case of silly she got into this business at a very young age as a toddler and actually a comedian a felony in quantity on child he created a counseling service around to keep pop industry he points out that again they are they are groomed as youth they have a very intensive training schedules even as young people they are cloistered in terms of their social circles so that they avoid getting themselves into in some type of trouble they're usually in groups like a boy band or girl band and that group provides their social networking and they get into trouble often when their group has sort of. lost of favor in the public become less popular and then they embark on a solo career and they they don't necessarily have that that group around them he also pointed out at a very young age in terms of their entertainment in terms of their talent their pursuing 2 things fame and money at the expense of pe

maybe it's kind of like the al capone income tax evasion. you're getting at something else, and you would never prosecute somebody for perjury for falsely denying that they had a trieste with some lady of their acquaintance. it would be beneath the dignity of the law. >> do you remember when you learned that president nixon was going to resign? >> yes, i had had a longstanding commitment to go fishing with my brother and some friends on august 9, so i told sam, i had gone back to boston. sam called me up and said he needed more help, so i went back for a few weeks, but i said, august 7 or whatever it was, i've got to be out of here. so i was on a small boat in a fjord in iceland, and i looked down and there was a newspaper from a couple of days ago with a photograph of, i guess, president ford taking the oath of office. so i was in a fjord in iceland. >> what did you think of the pardon? >> it's a tough one. i don't think i would have done it. but i didn't have the stereoscopic view of the harm to the country. this experience made me a real

election capon trade has more from london. it's all about an issue of trust so do britons trust that media outlets will according to a recent poll trust in the press to tell the truth has for all and less than half the population believe b.b.c. journalists are impartial and one in 5 britons say they don't trust the public broadcaster at all while a set of britons are most likely to trust newspaper journalists working for the times of the guardian while the decline in public trust came as the b.b.c. was criticised by those on the left and the right over its coverage of the general election there's some have even suggested they're reporting contributed to labour's crushing defeat of a site one reporter talking about boris johnson winning the majority he so deserves and it's believed he meant to say he so desires that the b.b.c. is election night and that has defended his only look at it and the stakes are still trying to made the broadcaster itself has issued a statement refuting all claims of bias we delivered almost ambitious

maybe kind of like the al capone income tax evasion case. you're really getting at something else, and you would never prosecute somebody for perjury for falsely denying they had a tryst with some lady of their acquaintance. it would be beneath the dignity of the law. >> do you remember when you learned president nixon was going to resign? >> yes. i had a longstanding commitment to go fishing with my brother and some friends on august 9th. so i told sam, i had gone back to boston. sam called me up, said he needed more help. i went back for a few weeks. i said august 7th or whatever it was, i've got to be out of here. so i was on a small boat in a fjord in iceland. i looked down at the bottom of the boat there was a newspaper from a couple of days ago. with a photograph of president ford taking the oath of office. i was in a fjord near reykjavik, island. >> what did you think of the pardon? >> it's a tough one. i don't think i would have done it but i didn't have the stereo scopic view of the harm to the country. this experience made me a rea

if there is a comedy of errors, this is like putting al capone in charge of bank security.gg: boeing fired its ceo over the 737 max debacle. is that long overdue? >> leadership starts at the top, accountability starts at the top. in a rush to get things out, they had go fever. they ignored a lot of red flags. we wanted to get it out. they had go fever. but at the end of the day you have the ceo who is ultimately responsible. that should not have been allowed to go forward with these red flags that are in place when this was rolled out. it probably should have happened sooner. gregg: morgan wright, good to see you. the pentagon says it's ready for whatever christmas surprise north korea has in store. onkim jong-un promised a respone if u.s. doesn't thrift sanctions by the end of the year. president trump says he won't do that until kim gives up his entire nuclear cars mall. share your comments and follow lou on twitter @loudobbs, like him on facebook, follow him on instagram @loudobbs night. robert mueller found no collusion between russia and the trump campaign. but that is

a least 300 page report on impeachment and from the way it reads president trump is worse than al caponelaim that he has committed the following client crimes. bribery, torsion, bribery of justice. abuse of power, and just today adam schiff said the president needs to pay now so he doesn't

a least 300 page report on impeachment and from the way it reads president trump is worse than al caponeessentially they claim that he has committed the following client crimes. bribery, torsion, bribery of justice. abuse of power, and just today adam schiff said the president needs to pay now so he doesn't do it again when he's reelected. schiff. >> there's more investigative or to be done. even though a week claim we cannot be a cause of the president's efforts to secure the next election election process, we continue our investigation and we will. kennedy: that's the schiff wave. but this morning for the report came out, president trump unloaded on adam schiff, check this out. >> adam schiff is a deranged human being. i think he grew up with a couple of strange reasons that are obvious. he is very sick man. he lies. adam schiff made up my conversation with the ukraine. this guy is sick, he made up the conversation, he lied. if he didn't do that in the hollow congress, he'd be thrown in jail. but he did it in the halls of congress and these receiving immunity. this is a sick person, he

fau roles 39-6, their second conference title under capon.er the game, the rumors became true when it was announced he would be the next head coach at ole miss. >>> onto the nfl, many say century link up in seattle and the super bowl in new orleans are two of the loudest places to play. the 49ers will have to play in both venues as they fight for the top seed in the nfc. the 49ers are two of the teams with 10-2 records. it will be their first trip to the superdome since 2014. it has to reputation of one of the largest stadiums in the nfl. >> i went to wrestlemania there two years ago. i think they set like an extra 20,000 people or something. he went with me. >> it was awesome. >> that was pretty loud, the undertaker came out. i'm expecting it to be like that the entire game. it will be an absolute blast. >>> the raiders host of the titans this weekend and are in desperate need of a win to keep their playoff hopes alive after being outscored 74-12 in the last two games. >> we wanted two weeks ago, we were the greatest story in the nfl. two we

through, how shall i call it, mr johnson's colourful career, and u'll find that i'd sooner trust al caponed him completely untrustworthy. he has a long and very detailed record of telling outright lies whenever it suits him. malcolm: jeremy corbyn is also distrusted. he's been accused of sympathising with terrorist groups sh as the ira and hamas. britain's chief rabb ephraim mirvis, has condemned corbyn as unfit for high office. the labour party is being investigated by britain's equality and human rig commission over allegations of institutional antisemitism. one complainant from the jewishn labour movemreportedly listed 22 examples of abuse at a party meeting, where he was called a cld killer, zio scum, and a tory jew. in johnson's district west of edndon, one voice encapsul the national air of fatigue. >> just feel it's one of the worst times in british politics, and wee at a situation where everyone seems to be fighting for themselves instead ofti working collly to do the best thing for the country. undoubtedly punch drunk frome politics and three and a half years of waiting for brexit

johnson's colorful carinr, and you'llthat i'd sooner trust al capone. >> i'm afraid i find him completely untruworthy. he has a long and very detled record of telling outright lies >> reporter: jeremy corbyn is also distrusted. he's been accused of sympathizing wh terrorist groups such as the i.r.a. and hamas. britain's chief rabbi ephraim mirvis has condemned corbyn as unfit for high office. the labour party is being investigated by britain's equality and human rights commission over allegations of institutional anti semitism. labour movement reedlyhe jewish listed 22 examples of abuse at a party meeting where he was called a child killer, zio scum and a tory jew. in johnson's district west of loon, one voice encapsulat the national ai of figue. >> i just feel it's one of the worst times in british politics and we're at a situation where everyone seems to be fighting for themselves instead ofco working llectively to do the best thing for the country.ta >> reporter: bin's voters are undoubtedly punch drunk from politics, and three and a half years of waiting for brexit. the big question i

you're making the capone tax evasion. you know, you're not getting 'em for the big crime. >> certainly, don't want to make it about something technical. the problem is -- or the difference is -- here are the ukraine stuff is this is what glenn's getting at -- is not actually technical. this is the heart of what impeachment is about. the president tried to cheat in the 2020 election with the help of a foreign government. and so i think the problem for the democrats is that's actually pretty clear. i don't think there's actually much disagreement on the facts. but then there's also all these other allegations. about russia and lying and so on. so what do you do? this is something prosecutors deal with all the time. and i mean, i think here, the fact is they've got a very strong, airtight case, they can make that case. they can move it quickly. and then continue to investigate these other matters. >> all right. but you say they continue to investigate. how much momentum gets lost if you stop this? right? isn't that the conce