the job and career of god, the host of the conservative dave folk are sanford, join us on thanks for being patient. are these un security council meetings and disco? why am i doing understanding how you get 20 people in a room all ready? so reading of the same scripts, but you know, what i want to live out with it is sort of like they talked about, you know, the miss on tax the happen. oh, they which know, ukraine try to blame russia for the missile attack in poland. of course, quickly the mediaeval jumped on that i said, yeah, gabby was russia and talking nato, but then they were really back to frank when they found out that it wasn't, masha would you make of over. well, i think that they had a bunch of egg on their face. we're used to egg on her face in the united states though. i mean, obviously biden can't get the truth to come out of his mouth if, if he were standing on it, even with a teleprompter, you can't get the truth to come out. just being a little funny. but no, you know, they already had created a narrative and they didn't want to go back on that narrative. so instead o

of god you. a more more god witnessed how i carried out my career, how i referee said, god wanted to recompense me of my sincere and just efforts. and as one says, i furnished all the efforts necessary to succeed in my career and thank god i succeeded. this game was always one of the most memorable, most controversial in the history of the world cup. now someone owns a piece of that history for a price, hurry for sit al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories. ukraine's president has dismiss claims that his country was responsible for a deadly blast in poland. nato has suggested it might have been caused by ukrainian infants miss all used to deflect, to rush and strike. at least 2 people were killed in the explosion. nits up sort of thing you'd see if, because we and others have nothing. absolutely nothing indicates that this was an intentional attack on poland. so what happened is a rocket hit our territory. it was not intentional. it was not a missile targeted at poland. the fact is, this was not an attack on poland. about them near pupa. most g 20 members meeting and bali

of god. you a more camel god witnessed how i carried out my career, how i referee. so god wanted to recompense me for my sincere and just efforts. and as one says, i furnished all the efforts necessary to succeed in my career and thank god i succeeded. this game was always one of the most memorable, most controversial in the history of the world cup. now someone owns a piece of that history for a price. hurry faucet al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories. nato and poland have dismissed ukraine's accusations that russia carried out a missile strike on a polish village. they say the rockets that kill 2 people was likely fired by ukraine's in defense myself system. the incident, his ramped up tension among nato and g 7 nations. but the polish president says there's no evidence of an intentional attack nits up sort of thing you'd see if, because we and others have nothing. absolutely nothing indicates that this was an intentional attack on poland. so what happened is a rocket hit our territory. it was not intentional, it was not a missile targe

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of god. you a more comma, god witnessed how i carried out my career, how i refereed it. so god wanted to recompense me for my sincere and just efforts. and as one says, i furnished all the efforts necessary to succeed in my career and thank god i succeeded. this game was always one of the most memorable, most controversial in the history of the world cup. now someone owns a piece of that history for a price. hurry faucet al jazeera, still plenty of woke up. he is later this hour including middleton's coach leaf and hall on his team's chances and cut him and defending champions from saw dealt another injury blow with the buddhist legal top school and limping out of the tournament. ah, the middle eastern moment is into house may be appropriate with the upcoming football. it's a, it's weather of to have the northern half is proper change of climate is it's really looking like early winter now breaks of snow showers in the higher ground round terran and rain showers. and we're down through the inside of iraq and then curling back. all, what is a line that divides the, to the

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i was wondering based off the themes of your book, for you, when was the most difficult in your political career to reconcile the competing interests of loyalty, god, and the constitution? >> michelle, good to have you here. >> danielle. >> danielle, forgive me. and clearly the days leading up to january 6 and january 6 itself was the most difficult day in my public life. you know, i was always loyal to president donald trump. he was my president and he was my friend. we were together very closely for all those four years of our administration. whenever we had disagreements, and we did from time to time, i kept them in private. i thought it was important, as vice president, that i offer my advice and my counsel to the president confidentially. and we did. but i had one higher loyalty, and that's to god and the constitution. and that's what set into motion the confrontation that would come to pass on january 6 because i had taken an oath to the constitution of the united states. it ended with a prayer, so help me god, which inspired the title of my book. and i was determined to keep my oath. as the bible says, to keep my oath even when it hurts. bu

so strongly in the direction of a creator god that it really disturb add lot of the term big bang and he was trying to prove it didn't happen through the course of the career and at the end of his career,ca he came around to sayg that not only does it look like the big bang happened but it looks everywhere i look in the world for science and the evidence of design, i mean as we're living in a new day, for me the big news is that mostis people have never heard this and we need to kind of get up to daytime >> what's the fine tuning you've been talking about. what's the definition? what are some of the examples? >> sometimes called the goldy locks theory and much more horrifying if the earth were 3 or 4% smaller there could be no atmosphere and science deals twith the fact it's obvious tht in order for us to have what we v our earths have to be exactly the size it is. you think well, what is that coincidence? that's an astonishing thing to realize that we just happen to be on a planet with a perfect mass. but what a coincidence or we literally wouldn't exist. that's one example. i said everywhere we look from the existence of water molecule and the moon, it h

of staff. when he was born, the career he's built was unimaginable guitar was poor and not yet developed. his sister from sheila god worth of so you know, so she comes good enough with the coach. i was 3 years old and 1956. i remember how we slept outside in summer because the rooms were too hot. so but in the courtyard it was even worse. it was so hot and humid that she woke up in the morning with damp clothes, rod, or our shop. okay. my father bought 2 air conditioners in 1959. i can remember my grandmother. well, when she turned on those air conditioners, she wished that their inventor would spend eternity in paradise and ally bert either with blue. ah, even today abdulla is still amazed at what for tar and he himself have achieved. ah, a juvenile nature, you'll also how thither and i was your mom, i'm was just me, london ran a golden age right now. if i had surgery in 2018 in britain on receipt to to new lobes of my lungs. when i came back to katara year later, i got a real shock. i didn't even know where my house was. so much had changed in such a short time before there were bridges, streets and the subway ro

careers in the lord's hands. we ran campaigns that we can be proud of. we laid out our conservative values and trusted god for the outcome. so what we'll look for in the days ahead is what our sense of calling is as a family. we have two in the military in the immediate family. because of deployments, we haven't all been together for three years. in indiana, we'll have the whole family back together over the holidays. we'll hear our kids out that have always been a part of our public life and karen and i will make a decision about where we think we might best serve. i promise to keep you posted, sean. >> >> sean: there's 52 chapters. you should have done this interview first. all of the others want to talk about you and donald trump, january 6. negate four successful years. i can go through the achievements. you can probably list them better than me. >> jesse: you were part of them. i wasn't. the four successful years together and culminated with an oval office meeting, one-on-one with you and the president that went on for 90 minutes or so. to me that talks about, okay, we did this together. was there mu

. >> you've also made a career out of, i guess, [ bleep ]ing matt damon, too. >> oh my god.h my god, yeah. >> she, biden, they met, they [ bleep ]ed for three hours. >> now i've got a smaller [ bleep ], larger [ bleep ], why? >> excuse me, have a little [ bleep ]. >> $100 apiece? >> yes. >> what about $160? >> what about [ bleep ], [ bleep ], we'll call it good. >> yes, yes. >> i really want to do it. >> all right. >> when my lead agent, tim gables, came in, "sir, we've got to get you out of the building now." i stuck my finger in his [ bleep ]. i'm not leaving. >> finally somebody's [ bleep ]ing my [ bleep ]. okay, you heard the man. [ bleep ] it. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we've got a good show for you tonight. nicholas hoult is here. we have music from the backseat lovers. the great billy gibbons is here. and we'll be right back with patrick dempsey. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: yeah, all right. welcome back. tonight, from the new movie, "the menu," nicholas hoult is with us. then later, a good new band from the good old state of ut

temporarily occupied territory, they are tried in absentia, and this simple god, the judge decided to take advantage of the war and build a careerion of mariupol. oleksiy turchenko was a judge of the district court, and with the arrival of the rashists, he completely voluntarily assumed the duties of the chief of staff of the primorsky district court created by the russo-nazis. 15 years with confiscation of property by the way, this is not the first prank of the collaborator, in 2014 he released from responsibility the owner of the donetsk printing house that printed bulletins for the militants military tickets and propaganda newspapers and removed all preventive measures and released volodymyr nesterenko, the so-called press minister of the terrorist dpr, for this activists set fire to turchenko's car in 2015, this time the judge will impose a much harsher punishment on the lover of the russian dimension for treason. we talked about lovers of the russian world. how could we not mention in the release of the scandalous judge of lviv, until recently, a member of the supreme court of ukraine with access to state secrets, in whose

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career, but he was dissuaded and as an exception. sworn in as a senator in the hospital room and god help us. i swear congratulations. i hope i can be a good senator for all of you one promise if in six months or so there is a conflict between my duty as a father and that of a senator. what? i hope it doesn't happen. i promise, that i will contact the governor and tell him that we can always choose another senator, but the children cannot have another father since a few years. he commuted every day from his home in his doorway to washington to work by train 2 hours there and 2 hours back to spend the evening with the children dimitri simes, director of the washington national interest center and host of the program. the big game on channel one also often traveled on that train. i can't forget how i saw him several times entering the first class car of the train that was going from washington to it, and here he entered . it seems to me that, as professional politicians, he had some kind of normal. thirst to communicate with people that communicating with people and gaining their respect. sometimes worship. he, if you like, blood began to play in him, and in t

god that disturbed a lot of people. and coined the term big bang divisively an entry in 1949. the end of his career he really came around to say that not only does it look like the big bang happened but it could ever look in the world of science is the evidence of sign. the big news is most people have never heard this. we need to get up to date. >> what is this fine tuning that you've been talking about? what is the definition of what are some of the examples? >> sometimes called the goldilocks theory. the better scientist get at science, the more they can see things they have never seen before. for example when we were kids noah news the size of the earth need to be what it is. we now know if planet earth were three or 4% bigger the could be no atmosphere like we have today we could not be here. bizarre.that is what's much more horrifying to not want to see evidence of design if the earth were three or 4% smaller look at all to be no atmosphere. science has a deal the fact it's obvious to have all we have our earth has to be exactly the size that it is. we think what is that, coincidence? that is

the ministry of career didn’t make my student oleg, he can be said to me like a son. he is at me now the bosses so that i am not the whole godt bird. this appearance is sometimes misleading. everything got sad. let's drink some more. there's also your cognac. thank you no, i honestly do not perceive it well. why well, vodka , i think, is not the level. level want tea or coffee, i would drink. i wonder how you say coffee? coffee where do you live? on kutuzovsky yes? how far can you make it ? can i get the car in an hour now? i can't send a delegation. help please, 28 entrance. thanks girls. and in general, you know two things in the world, i don’t like to be late and i don’t like to wait for another third. we are leaving now. thank you very nice. what is i wanted to tell you. what, i really liked you. i would like to, if, of course, i will not object from your side. continue our acquaintance. what are the conversations? do you have my phone? there's a taxi he says coffee is what we've heard before. well, nothing coffee. a bit of dry cookies and coffee something doesn't work today, who won't tomorrow? it will be quick for us t

of olezhik put her own career on the altar of family happiness. lord, we sculpted half a day. pelmeni she never did that. i say, i will help and should have come, all our children of godcooked dumplings. we ate it all, she sat down and cried and they say that you are crying. he says they ate it all in one hour for half a day. he is also the builder, our first education. she's also a great sewer master. here they are, therefore, the fact that moscow is working is not swallowed up in feces for all sorts of stupid it's all merit. although, at the most difficult moment, first luzhkov and now tatyana alexandrovna calls and calls, slava. i'm sorry, i have to go to the rescue. e, sobyanina i lived my life the way i lived, and i'm quite happy with it and i did a lot in my life, probably, family was more important for me, so i kind of kept it and, uh, there were different moments in life, when we could part and scatter and go other ways. everyone on their own. well, something must have been holding it back. it was probably important for me that they met in the donetsk drama theater after a day's rehearsal, musicians from moscow cheerful guys went up on stage. we could not pass

when i wrote "so help me god" as a about lesson learned early in my life and challenges at this season of my public career. but i hope that people who take a look at this book see that it has also been described as the most wholesome defense of the record of the trump-penn's administration because i could not be more proud to have been vice president in an administration that rebuild our military, rolled back taxes and regulations, created 7 million good paying jobs, unemployment was at a 50 year low. we unleashed american energy and became a net exporter of energy for the first time in 70 years. we secured our southern border and reduce illegal immigration by 90%. [applause] and we appointed more than 300 conservatives to our federal courts at every level included justice neil gorsuch, brett kavanaugh and amy coney barrett. that conservative majority gave america a new beginning and -- in the right to life in the last six months. [applause] to me, it was a privilege to be a part of it and i also appreciate the fact when something else i have tried to capture in "so help me god" was the hailstorm of oppos

of your colleagues? >> well, we're learning. thank god these things are still few and far between. in my careerfrom this ror riff k attack on paul pelosi steve scalise was attacked with a lunatic with a firearm. i remember the day gabby g gifford. they are still rare. in an environment, i'll come back to this, where leaders who have millions of followers on social media don't clearly and unconditionally condemn this stuff. somebody is going think it's okay. you know what it doesn't need to be 70%. i don't believe 70% of republicans believe this is okay but all it takes is one. it takes one individual who looks as the absence of clarity on the part of this nation's leadership and says maybe it's okay. maybe it's time for me to go after that traitor, un-american, that communist. whatever language. and that's a problem. >> how are you about your security and your safety? >> it's always in the back of my mind. i'm a representative. my title is the same as my job description. there's no way i can do my job if i'm not constantly interacting with my constituents. it's not just me that needs to think a

of the house. her father, a congressman himself. politics in her blood. >> so help me god. >> congratulations. >> reporter: but first came motherhood, raising five children before she switched careers. >> never would i have thought that some day i would go from homemaker to house speaker. >> reporter: as speaker, pelosi worked with four suspects, often going toe to toe with donald trump. >> the power of the speaker is awesome. awesome. >> reporter: president biden today calling her the most consequential speaker of the house in our history. because of nancy pelosi, the lives of millions and millions of americans are better, even in districts represented by republicans who voted against her bills and too often vilified her. pelosi's colleagues cheering as she listed her accomplishments. >> transformative health care reform with president barack obama. >> reporter: even newt gingrich in the past year saying you could argue she's been the stronge est speaker in history. pelosi's announcement comes nearly three weeks after her husband was viciously attacked in their san francisco home. >> for my dear husband paul who has been my partner in life and pillar of support, thank you. we're a

god. you'll see i was both. i try to be candid about early in my political career, i let my ambition get ahead of what i believe my faith as a christian requires as me in the way i carry myself in the public square. but when it came back around ten years later with three little kids, karen and i just took the matter to prayer and we felt called to step forward in 2000. i had the privilege as i write to be a conservative leader in the congress of the united states, to be governor of the state of indiana and ultimately vice president of the united states but all along the way for us it was always where do we feel like the lord is calling us? when our family gathers and you're right, with two in the military and deployments, our family hasn't been together for three years. we're all going to be together this christmas. we'll talk, pray, reflect and then karen and i will make a decision based upon that sense of calling in our lives. >> bring us to the last conversation you had with the president in the oval office saying i'll pray for you and he said don't bother. >> sure, brian. i was always loyal to president don

career as a tenant has lost it over 70. yes. oh no music month yet. at the music keeps us young. he gets the security and the strength to look ahead with joy in our hearts of god for la joy or nick, why? oh, italian composes. she said that you found at the retirement home in downtown milan, in 1899. they don't think welcome to casa verde in the buildings, ought never architect to music is a motif tis every day they said the casa was among his favorite works. he is buried here, next, his wife. oh no. the facility provides affordable housing for musicians from age 65, on the only pay as much as they can spare from their pensions. the foundation is financed from donations and to fund that invest the proceeds from baddies music in the rooms for the main buildings. 55 current residents are kept simple. many amino trib easy basks in memories of past glories. quicker we are here. i was 25 or 26 of the girls loved me, but i was a good boy. oh bravo. that is music has colored his korea as a young man he sang in a client in the 1950s he studied voice in palmer. later he performed solo in major concert venues, the world over to busy married young, his wife, now needs car

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of my career. i didn't know what to expect. i just wanted bruce to have a good time. that is what i really wanted out of this. it's like, oh, my godknow, sit down and talk to the audience in a way that is meaningful. and he really did. he just kind of was as loose as a goose, and i was a fan sitting there and we had so much fun that although the interview aired on sirius xm, i went to the higher ups in my organization, and i said i would love the rest of the people that don't have sirius xm to see this interview. bruce was so great, i would love to show it on a different format and they put it together with the folks at hbo. if you had the opportunity to sit down with -- this guy is catalogue. his catalogue is so enormous and every song so good that your mind is blown. you have a chance, and we're alive at the same time as this guy. what makes him tick? what made his write these songs? what is his process? bruce was gracious, and he gave me 2 1/2 hours and answered everything, and sat there with a guitar and a piano like he was in his play room, and he started to perform and have fun. i felt this interview was so special, that i s

god, this is it. this is the highlight of could the highlight of my entire career. yeah. how do you career.ung lads think those young lads know you've this situation ? you've been in this situation? you've how are you've been a player. how are those feeling with all those lads feeling now with all this police furore going on around ? do i wear an arm? yeah, around? do i wear an arm? yeah, itake around? do i wear an arm? yeah, i take the knee. what do i do. how do i go with. well that's exactly right. you know it's too much too much pressure you much is too much pressure you could get paid to could say. well they get paid to under pressure. that's under the pressure. yeah that's , that's they're still , that's true but they're still young. young people. you young. young people. i mean you saw bellingham perform saw jude bellingham perform brilliantly in first game. he wasn't the best the other day , wasn't the best the other day, but but he's a young guy and. he's built up after one game. he's built up after one game. he's just going to be one of the best midfielders in world. and so you jus

career christopher hope your greatest britain nominee my greatest. oh god sorry it's something spoke about earlier i believe christopher the city of the city of liverpoolde. thank you, dan . someone outside. thank you, dan. someone tipped me off on calvin robinson. you're nominated . i robinson. you're nominated. i wanted to give it to chopra. actually, i think his was good mine was going to be honorary the chinese protesters for standing and read your standing up to ccp and read your nominee minus for david miliband because we didn't retouch on later but i think he might be good news. the labour party. why he might back and you know he might come back and you know but the is that good but is the why is that good news. say that's news news. i'll say that's very news is of we don't is exactly the sort of we don't want . the premise of the want. the premise of the showdown is that you and i don't really agree on things. good. okay, fine . agree. but i'm going okay, fine. agree. but i'm going go with calvin robinson. as i said at the start, the show, i believe the chinese protesters are creating the most important story in the world right now. and my i kn

career christopher hope your greatest britain nominee my greatest. oh god sorry it's something spoke about earlier i believe christopher the city of the city of liverpool. thank you, dan . someone outside. thank you, dan. someone tipped me off on calvin robinson. you're nominated . i robinson. you're nominated. i wanted to give it to chopra. actually, i think his was good mine was going to be honorary the chinese protesters for standing ccp and read your standing up to ccp and read your nominee minus for david miliband because we didn't retouch on later but i think he might be good news. the labour party. why he come and you know he might come back and you know but is why is that good but is the why is that good news. say very news. i'll say that's very news is sort of we don't is exactly the sort of we don't want . the premise of the want. the premise of the showdown is that you and i don't really agree on things. good. okay, fine . agree. but i'm going okay, fine. agree. but i'm going go with calvin robinson. as i said at the start, the show, i believe the chinese protesters are creating the most important story in the world right now. and my i know

god? thank you, you may be seated. secretary mae arcus is the seventh seven terry department of homeland security. over his distinguished 30 year career and nationally recognized lawyer he has served as the department's deputy secretary, as director of u.s. citizenship and immigration services, and, at the department of justice as assistant to the united states attorney in the central district of california. mr. secretary, thank you again for being here before the committee. you may proceed with your opening remarks. sec. mayorkas: chairman peters, ranking member portman, distinguished members of this committee, thank you for inviting me to join you today. ranking member portman, thank you for your unwavering support of our department. next week marks the 20th anniversary of the homeless cardiac being signed into law. -- homeland security act being signed into law. this acts brought together many components of the federal government to safeguard the united states against foreign terrorism in the wake of the devastation wrought on september 11, 200 one. it remains the largest reorganization of the federal government's national security

god. thank you, you may be seated. >> secretary alondra mayorkas is the secondary department of homeland security. over his distinguished 30 year career and nationally recognized lawyer he has served as the department's deputy secretary, as director of u.s. citizenship and immigration services, and, at the department of justice as assistant to the united states attorney in the central district of california. mister secretary, thank you for being poetic many. you may proceed with your opening remarks. >> chairman peters, ranking member portman, distinguished members of this committee, thank you for inviting me to join you today. ranking member portman, thank you for your unwavering support of our department. next week marks the 20th anniversary of the homeless cardiac being signed into law. this acts brought together many components of the federal government to safeguard the united states against foreign terrorism in the wake of the devastation wrought on september 11th, 2001, it remains the largest reorganization of the federal government's national security establishment since 1947. it is a testament to the grave threat we face as a

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