he was drafted as, the number one pick, and when he played first game in the fall as a cleveland cavalier, he did something that would never happen today, which is he went and played on jay-z's, you know, private team in new york city. they a league that jay-z had a team in and they played for something the chip and these teams were basically loaded up by, you know, a lot of a lot local players in new york city that were playground legends. but back then, you know, jay-z was trying to recruit some some real ringers and recruited lebron to come and play that summer on his team, new york, that kind of craziness would never work today with the way the nba controls. but that was the start of a genuine friendship, because that summer he hung out with lebron a lot i mean, with jay-z a lot. and they actually a real relationship that wasn't just a famous kid athlete and a famous, you know, rapper, hip hop artist who were hanging around because famous people like to hang around with each other. they actually became truly friends. warren buffett is a totally different thing. i mean, warren buffett

he was very cavalier. i would everything. he was very cavalier. iwould not everything.dent if i wear him. frankly, the israelis have already been surprised by what they have encountered from hamas last saturday, and they were surprised by hezbollah several times, as hezbollah developed more capabilities. so i'm not sure they know exactly what they are going to be encountering.— what they are going to be encountering. israel says its objective — encountering. israel says its objective is _ encountering. israel says its objective is clear, _ encountering. israel says its objective is clear, to - encountering. israel says its| objective is clear, to destroy hamas. is that realistic? ida. hamas. is that realistic? no, it's not possible, _ hamas. is that realistic? no, it's not possible, because - it's not possible, because hamas is a brand, it's a name. as long as you have palestinians willing to call themselves hamas, hamas exists. and in fact, really, they have started the more serious conversations... they said that for the first couple of days, and then they shifted to

members. >> yeah, i mean, cavalier is too strong a word. they don't care basically. and again, this is, you know, nancy pelosi, john boehner, all these folks, you know, they have their governing path they have to put on course but then you have your political. and you're worried about those vulnerable members particularly if they have a narrow majority. so those are the people that i think are most interesting. when they go back to town halls, when they're doing interviews with reporters and those vulnerable reporters in new york and california and other swing states, this kind of chaos really doesn't suit them. and, again, this is a majority run into a presidential year and election and seems many republicans in the house could care less. >> to be continued i suppose. the co-host of the new msnbc podcast how to win in 2024, excellent, which is available now wherever you get your podcasts. thank you all so much for your time. i sincerely appreciate it. we have much more still to come tonight including the humiliating split screen for the re

they're very cavalier with some of their swing district members., there are not very many of them left, that's why it is. but nobody pays attention to the middle anymore. kevin mccarthy found that out very quickly. i don't see any reason that's gonna change course anytime soon. we only have fewer and fewer swing districts after maps are drawn each ten years. >> jen, there's also the strange cognitive dissonance between the far-right maga caucus doing as much as they can to make trouble for rhino establishment republicans. and then some of those moderate rhino establishment republicans, those who are left, trying to blame this entire mess on the democrats. which is what was happening today. republicans out there saying, speaker mccarthy is being thrown overboard because the democrats won't stand by him. my question is, who is that line of logic gonna work on? >> i think they were just spinning. they didn't know what to do. we went from 2024 hours ago, kevin mccarthy tweeted, x whatever, bring it on. 24 hours later, he is gone. and said he would not

a new friend even sent a link to order tickets, after clicking on which the cavalier had to enter the of his bank card. as a result of the applicant’s card account , more than 640 rubles were written off. and the girl deleted her profile from the dating app. opk employees carried out an inspection. a criminal case has been initiated. law enforcement officers remind: be careful when communicating on social networks, do not click on links sent by strangers. well, but now the young man has a topic for writing his own stand-up. the review of criminal and emergency incidents will continue to be published. it was prepared by alexander komovich. the pensioner organized her home stubbornly. the studio fell into her hands. police in bobruisk, officers of the morals department , detained a sixty-two-year-old resident city, which hosted the filming of adult films in her home. the woman selected acquaintances for roles in her hot videos, and also took part in intimate scenes, then she posted her creations on a specialized website, where she received money for a subscription. during the search , c

yong attack the cavalier, and then attack the hand, sirsa and pasag from hell to the castle.pherding the prime ministers of getai opera, the campasitar becomes a sign. it's a pity, it's a haste and a bad side. there is a lot of confusion, various intrigues, unreasonable ones, and then there’s death and father’s death. manyushka is still very close and dear. ureshtse, i didn’t wash it out. 4 cherven 1872 , kampazitar raptouna pamer. usyago ў 53 bastards. the trail of the plowing cartage was followed by a dry process, 100 thousand chalaveks. it seems, the people of the pestilence, kvetak, on the yago magіla , a bunch of bunches of valoshaks are produced, from their native belarus. on it’s a pity that for a long time the creations of the amals were not humming. i forgot the dachshund's name. in 1950 , the legendary hibernating director of the belarusian opera, larysa aleksandrovskaya, came to kangres near warsaw. whoever wrote the score for the opera is a terrible courtyard, which few people know in belarus. so manyushka’s music came to yago radzima. sennya ў gonar kampazitara l

one of today's games, the indiana officials of the city conference managed to defeat the cleveland cavaliersa result of 1819. in this match , cleveland guard evan mobley was surprised, despite recording 33 rebounds and 14 33 points. 14 rivan sass led to a score but could not prevent his team from losing. in other games, minsta beat miami 16 90. philadia 14 17 beat toronto, detroit 18 12 chicago vs. utah won. and the 2023 ballon d'or ceremony is going to be held tomorrow night. european media have an opinion. this time, lionel messi will win this ball. on monday night, the eyes interested in world football are going to stare at the ballon d'or ceremony. the ceremony where the best players present in jamani 202 qatar until the beginning of the current world football season will be selected and receive the award. this ceremony is going to be held with the performance of dily drogba. a player who may have been a star in chelsea's jersey, but never succeeded in winning this title . from the beginning of the golden ball ceremony lionel messi has a record with 7 balls and is in the first place. lio

yago zhytstya appeared in kahanne, right before gazhuni yadzwize petrashkevich the cavalier subsided,to be called yago pyaschotna galubok, and after her all the others. then he gave his father his nickname zmyani. here we have a dzetsi, a cotton and three dzauchynki. klopata got sick, ale galubok mary pra theater paraneyshamu. in 1917, minsk had posters for belarus. enthusiasm began to awaken to the first advantages of drama and comedy. uladzisla went to casting and became actors. there was a problem with the rappers. belarusian dogs have been rejected since then. no problem - says galybok. i’ll write right away. i lethally dump the corpse of your dogs. there were gumbos, then the drama was worse than ever. revalutsyya kaganne, turma i ureshce, the tragic death of the heroic heroes of the shybenitsy. khiba pakine. let’s take this plot out of the picture anyway. more pain. with praise, the charming locksmith hastened to build his own theater. i had nothing, no everyday life, no action, no dekaratsy, or even a weak feather. performances can be performed in work clubs or simply on a vyas

yon hatse attacked the cavalier, and then shook his hand, the sir and passed on from the fall of thating after the prime ministers of the getai opera, the kampazitar is becoming familiar, but it’s a pity, the haste of may and the bad side. shmat. hello, different intrigues, unreasonable, and then there’s death and father’s death. manyushka is still very close and dear. ureshtse, i didn’t wash it out. 4 cherven 1872 , kampazitar raptouna pamer. usyago ў 53 bastards. the trail of plowing cartages was followed by a dry process, 1000 chalaveks. it seems, the people of the pestilence, kvetak, on the yago magic, scriples of bouquets are produced. valoshak is from his native belarus. unfortunately, the works on radzim were not buzzing for a long time. i forgot the dachshund's name. in 1950 , the legendary hibernator and gallouny director of the belarusian opera larysa aleksandrovskaya i went to kangres near warsaw. the score of the opera is terrible. the yard, which few people know in belarus. this is how manyushka’s music came to light. sennya ў gonar kampazitara ladzic festival. i call the

new year 1891, the cavalier sustrela in the italian genoa, then collapsed in berlin.go and choked on the lids. sophia was frozen and sick. the cold grew and my lungs were on fire. doctors the dapamagchi did not survive her. on student 29, 1891 , sophia kavalevskaya passed away. she would be 41 years old. it was death that destroyed europe. all of sweden has spread with its vigilance. the memory of your skin has a year for a packet of students. five galleries of universities in sweden, ladzya, kavalevskaya, i mean schools and academic awards, a crater for months and an asteroid, the streets of different towns and an airplane, and the happy mayday of palebi the museum of sophia kavalevskaya, the women who changed history, and not only mathematicians have been created . a show where the fight is not physical strength. as you know, before a competition you need to warm up well and warm up all your muscles, by the way, the same applies to your head. how exactly, one french figure noted, one can yield to force, but one resignedly submits only to reason. show. where the main

yon hatse... attack the cavalier, and then take your hand, the sir and pass the hell out of the fallcampasitar. i’m becoming familiar, unfortunately, the haste of may and the backside, the chaos of the relationship, the various intrigues, the unreasonable, and here i am, and the death of my father, manyushka is all straight close and dear. ureshtse, i didn’t wash it out. 4 chervenya 1872, kampazitar raptouna pamer, usyago ў 53 bastards, following the plowing cartages , a dry process was ruined, it seems, the people of the pestilence, kvetak, on the yago magіle, a bunch of bouquets were produced from their native belarus i. it’s a pity that the works on radzim were not buzzing for a long time. i forgot the dachshund's name. in 1950, the legendary sleeper and gallouny director of the belarusian opera, larysa aleksandrovskaya, arrived at kangres near warsaw. whoever played her opera score is a terrible courtyard, which few people know in belarus. so manyushka’s music came to yago radzima. sennya ў gonar kampazitara ladzyats festivals i call streets. the restoration of the palace in smil

and look at how our cavalier showed us how they worked with regrets.the wind and the temperature is up to 100% of the time and 100% high, you will help me, you will help me, we will help you, we will help you. i, i pa my kamanze, kali i ’ll tell you, you shouldn’t knock on the very spot where you’re going. so, the blow behind the blows of the metal rod becomes a tanchey, the result of our forefathers is the same as the main tip of the line, issued, as if it were a good idea, the gloss, which is a secret peak , was tried, all the way to matt this pі wow darling parts of the country, i'll help you warm up the heat, grazing the heat for a couple of days in one month, where. foraging this way, as a cavalry, gives you the necessary form of zbroi, we are more than willing to work on it, as it is soft, we are more likely to create a difference in temperature for that of the other vadkasti, we are preparing the most iron, and all the best for you, i to be sorry for yourself in a cold camp, but there are no serious defarms to be washed out, i'm burning in the t

had had drones then, we would not have allowed the enemy to approach, we heard the request of the cavalierproduction of drones the tambov bakery immediately started working. back in soviet times, almost all factories had a dual purpose. yesterday we made pasta, and today we made cartridges. that's how it is here. you want loaves, but you want drones. they still smell like fresh bread, krylov has this phrase: the trouble is, if the cobbler bakes the pies, and the cake maker sharpens the boots, and things won’t go well, with you, things are going well, things are going well, of course, everything works out, we bake 60 types of bread, about 30 tons come out of our assembly line every day, but at the same time we have time make drones for our guys who are in the zone. and of course, drones are not produced in the same place with bread and rolls, but they are produced in a separate secret room, let’s go into it, here is our room, please come through, which means that in this small room measuring no more than 35 km, 230-250 drones are produced per month, and how many people assemble them? we cur

yesterday they played the cleveland cavaliers at rocket mortgage fieldhouse.houghts were back home in israel. they left for the preseason tour before the attacks began. many members of the jewish community in cleveland showed up for support. they play tonight in minnesota against the timberwolves. >>> our exclusive sit-down so, you've got the power of xfinity at home. now take it outside with xfinity mobile. like speed? it's the fastest mobile service around. with the best price for two lines of unlimited. only $30 bucks a line per month. that's hundreds in savings a year when you wave bye to the other guys. all on the most reliable 5g network nationwide. you really shouldn't walk out the front door without it. switch today at xfinitymobile.com. >>> today we got an update on the 49ers injury, talking three key players. >> some encouraging news, trent williams, debo samuel and christian mccaffrey all hurt in sunday's loss to the browns. mccaffrey was a big question mark as he still needed an mri on his injured oblique. today our 49 rers insider matt maiocco sai

in one of today's games, the indian pacers defeated the cleveland cavaliers with a score of 125-113 ineastern conference. in this match , indiana guard tyriston played an effective role in his team's game with 21 points, 8 rebounds and 13 assists. on the other side , evan guard of cleveland despite recording 33 points 14 rebounds and three passes leading to points could not lead to the defeat of his team. in other games, the teams of minnesota, philadelphia, detroit, washington, new orleans and phoenix won against their opponents . another important game was held, in the most important match, minesta defeated briami 16 to 90, and philadelphia took a 14-17 lead. thank you for your support, dear viewers, have a nice day . greetings to you, the spokesperson of the ministry of foreign affairs wrote that the myth of the invincibility of the zionist army has collapsed, not only in the eyes of the world but also in the eyes of the zionist citizen, mr. kanani on his virtual page. he added that the karionist crime leaders do not trust the power of their army to such an extent that they cut off

division, archpriest pavel bogdanovich, and among war veterans, a famous man , here is a full georgian cavalierburdin kiriak pavlovich, a patronage movement began among the military, they collected money, they decided to build a temple right here, because the soldiers were buried here and construction had already begun in 1896, they built it quite quickly, because soldiers from the entire thirtieth infantry division participated, that’s a lot of people, so the first stone was laid in the construction of this temple, this is our kyriak, here... here the headman in 1898 the temple was already illuminated from that time it belonged to the military department and the first rector of this temple was ober archpriest pavel bogdanovich, why is such a rank of obereria a military rank of the military clergy? he is the dean of the 30th infantry division and was already the rector of this church. here. soldiers served in the altar, the choir was also from the personnel of the regiment, it was a completely military temple, from this this regular service began, the soldiers were brought in on sundays, and it

jumpers yadzwize petrashkevich cavalier falls.ita yana began to be called yago piaschotna galubok. and behind it are all the others. then yon navat the father has his nickname zmyaniў. here we have a dzetsi, a cotton and three dzauchynki. klopata was ill, and galubok mary's theater was very early. in 1917, minsk had posters for belarus. the cup of enthusiasts celebrated the first products of drama and comedy. uladzisla went to casting and became actors. there was a problem with the rappers. no problem, said galybok, i’ll write at once, and lethally dump the corpse with my dogs. there were great comedies, then drama, aposhnye spatkanne, revaluation, kahanne, turma and the tragic death of the gallant heroes on the streets. anyway, this is the plot of the story, anyway. beyond the pain, to the praise of haste, the wonderful locksmiths built their theater. iago had nothing. ni budynka, ni aktseraў, ni dekaratsyj, ale hiba geta vulіkaya perashkoda? performances can be performed in work clubs or simply on a vyaskovy padvorku , songs can

let's see how our cavalier is, showing us how they worked with regrets. for this, we can garet vugal or firewood, and moreover, with the hills, there is a meg, the wind is rising, and the temperature is warm hutka and full high , you dapamozhaz, vasmiz kali laska malatchak at the hands of majo kamandze, i will say, i will say, budza is not abused by tuyu, i’ll be the most crumb, so the blow to the metali metali put stanovtsa ... tanchi il ponitsy. the main tip of the line is in place. mabyts pratsu treba. talinavitae. gladly, what a secret peak we had was trying to escape. well, in order to soak up this pile and the dry parts of the drain, i need to heat it up. paslya getaga snoў for a couple of us at the hell of a month, geta where more folded, which falls on the first look. paslya tago, yak kaval nadast. an unnecessary form of zbroi, ya yashche is required to work, as soft, we yashche, weld the temperature difference, zyakuyuchy that this inshay vadkasti, you are the most pity we will burn, and all the best for you , as pavodzitsa pity for yourself i am

building, i went up the hill here, i say i put my briefcase down, handcuffs snapped behind the cavalier’sk, the operatives were brought by his lady love, but not of her own free will. immediately after a man with a knife attacked his opponent in a sochi cafe, his lover’s face was caught on a surveillance camera. a few seconds and the exact route of the participant in the brawl is on the police monitor, a few more minutes, and now he is already at the police department. after the appearance of a safe city system in the arsenal of the sochi police, the detention of anyone. literal criminals i mean, it's a matter of technology. this year , hundreds of smart cameras with facial recognition technologies began operating in the resort town. the footage shows a robber stealing a girl's bag. his face immediately goes into the database. the duty officer sees live where the attacker is running and sends a police squad to intercept him. photographs every second in the city; they sign up for this program. if something happens, we can upload a photo of a particular person who... we need to see where he

the handcuffs clicked behind the cavalier's back. the operatives were brought by his ladies, but not of their own free will. immediately after a man with a knife attacked an opponent in a sochi cafe. the face of his beloved was caught on a surveillance camera, a few seconds later the exact route of the participant in the brawl was shown on the police monitor, a few more minutes later he was already at the police department. after the appearance of the safe city system in the arsenal of the sochi police, detaining any criminals is literally a matter of technique. this year , hundreds of smart cameras with facial recognition technologies began operating in the resort town. you can see it in these shots. when a robber steals a girl’s bag, his face immediately goes into the database, the duty officer sees live where the attacker is running and sends a police squad to intercept him. takes photos of every second in the city, they sign up for this program, in which case we can upload the photo this or that person we need and see where he mo

scary to me as an american is i'm very concerned that my government is being led by people that are cavalier. literally. that's a word leading us to the brink of, of world war 3 and even a possible nuclear war. now could you draw any piles between these are all the decision to cuts off all communication then power and gas and it's card operation. is this to prevent the well from knowing what's taking place there? yeah, absolutely. that's the case. absolutely. they don't want the world to keep saying videos of babies being killed and being pulled from under rubble. the world opinion is turning against israel because of those images and it appears to me they may be even accelerating. those types of killings in guys are as we speak and they don't want the. busy to see that is what this is about. me. now, the roman statutes, if claire, regarding what crimes against humanity is, or war crimes and oral that, is it likely that after this whole exercise, there is going to be prosecution of anyone who carries out war crimes or crimes against humanity for in gas? well, realistically, i don't think tha

and look at how our cavalier showed us how they worked with regrets.can garez vugal albo firewood, and in addition to the forges, we have a mega. so the blow after the blows of the metal rod becomes a tanchey, the rise of our fathers will become the main tip of the line. it’s issued, as if it were the right thing to do, the gloss, what a secret pika we have, was trying to get rid of this pika and the other parts of the country, to me spatrabіtstsa yashche adzіn heat up, pasya getag heat for a couple of b'em at the bottom. why fall on the first glance, herding tago, like a cavalry, put on an essential form of zbroi, ya yashche otreba shto zabіts, yak myarkuetse, we yashche create the difference in temperatures dzyakuyuchy that tsi inshay vazkastі, you are the most regrettable, and all the best to you, how to protect yourself unfortunately, i’m in a cold state, but i don’t wash out any serious defarmovaks, i ’m burning in the thick of things, where i want to work for myself not only in the role of a gentleman, but also in the role of a stoner. kali you a

wanted to clarify a few things here because also how much and it spokesman tends to have kind of a cavalier interpretation, quite loose interpretation of international law and the so for this investment community, right there is a very strict international law effect the question of taking hostages civilians as hostages. and of course, i mean civilians and that, or is that most also there's a very clear line there and we cannot just, you know, keep throwing both sides of the story that does what does not justify how much session that's beside the point. because this is the 4th, i want to try to make the keep an eye on your other guest. have been making much of the morning. what does this all mean? so we, yes we are talking about or why are they taking hostage regardless of whether it's legal or not. i don't think this is certainly very little. we need to understand the mindset of those leading this very particular attack from god and they are 2 people. and peters, let's pay attention clearly to what we're saying. yeah. there is. yeah, yes. and why? who is the mouse in god? and there is some

the cross of military merit is awarded to the bravest and bravest first cavalier, the staff commanderthe armed forces, valery zaluzhnyi. now everyone can congratulate with this one. of his defender, by sending a postcard to a part or to the front line, ukrposhta will definitely deliver it. this was the last information from my column, i will say goodbye to you, but the big broadcast continues, vasyl zima will tell many more interesting things. yes, thank you very much, oleksandr. oleksandr morchivka told us in detail about money during the war, and now i invite serhiy rudenko to the conversation, he will tell what will be discussed in the verdict program, which starts at 8:00 p.m., good evening, please, congratulations to vasyl, at 8:00 p.m. :00 let's talk about the latest statements of the leaders of eastern european countries, because orbán and the new prime minister of slovakia, robert fico, talk a lot about how they will not help ukraine anymore, what this means, what they are doing it for they are talking and what it will lead to, well, this is roughly the format, our discussion

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he was so cavalier he thought why rig the midterms when you can rig the general? michael lewis reports he tried to bribe trump. >> one of the most shocking passages in this book came with the revelation that he looked into paying donald trump not to run. >> that only shocks if you don't know sam. saying is saying we can pay donald trump not to run for president. like how much would it take? >> did he get and answer? >> he d. the number kicking around when i was talking to sam was $5 billion. he wasn't sure that came directly from trump. >> why didn't you follow through? >> they were still having conversations. he didn't have $5 billion anymore. >> so while democrats trying to bribe trump not to run china was bribing joe to run. got it. joe is a fox news contributor. why don't a bunch of billionaire's maybe pony up money to get joe biden not to run, joe? >> that may happen, given where he's falling at this point. look f. all this is true about sam fried this is one of the reason so few people trust elections in the country. after 2016 race a poll found that two thi

they went on to accuse mr johnson of cavalier pubuc to accuse mr johnson of cavalier public messaging just weeks before the first lockdown and the government's choices between january 2020 and february 20th, 22 will be scrutinised as part of the inquiry. 22 will be scrutinised as part of the inquiry . this is gb news of the inquiry. this is gb news across the uk on tv , in your across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news this is britain's news channel . news channel. >> thank you, polly. hello and welcome to headliners. >> it's your nightly run through the next day's newspapers with three comedians as i'm one of them. i'm leo kearse and i'm joined by the the answer, joined by the duo the answer, the question what would happen if garfunkel if simon and garfunkel discovered meth howie discovered meth is josh howie and katie marks? >> i'll tell you that. >> i'll tell you that. >> i'll tell you that. >> i don't know. >> i don't know. >> i don't know. >> i hear polly laugh. that was also a good link you're making polly laugh. then you

this was his - draught year 2002 for his hometown team of cleveland cavaliers.ampionship in 2016. of course no place for the los angeles lakers. the key for lebron james is that in december he'll be 39 years of age so health is a big part of it, fitness for the p did miss a few games with injuries season but when fit he's a top 15, maybe top ten player in the league. if you speak to those who know the game because they say the rest of the team can rally around him the los angeles lakers could be world contenders. in los angeles lakers could be world contenders-— los angeles lakers could be world contenders. , ., ., ~ , contenders. in terms of the lakers, what he can — contenders. in terms of the lakers, what he can deliver _ contenders. in terms of the lakers, what he can deliver them, - contenders. in terms of the lakers, what he can deliver them, i - contenders. in terms of the lakers, what he can deliver them, i think. what he can deliver them, i think the onus — what he can deliver them, i think the onus is — what he can deliver them, i think the onus is on

australian businessman is far from the first time questions have been raised about donald trump being cavalier with america's secrets. in 2017 trump took heat for telling russia's foreign minister and its ambassador to washington right in the oval office about intelligence the u.s. got from other countries about isis plots. during that same year with shinzo abe at mar-a-lago, word came of a missile launch. others were close enough to take photos like these. in view of guests sensitive documents were illuminated by the light of a cell phone. >> in terms of what was there at mar-a-lago, the president had access to the most sensitive information in the united states. it would have been the most sensitive sources or most closely held information. >> reporter: earlier this year cnn exclusively obtained information discussing a secret pentagon document that he did not declassify, document on prospective plans to attack iran. a moment when he seems to indicate he's holding the documents in his hands. >> they presented me this, all sort of stuff, pages long. this is secret information. look at this, y

mother episode of trump being cavalier about information that's important to national security so they use it as part of a pattern of behavior, a lack of mistake in keeping that sort of information the way he did. >> know case, know indictment, election interference case, trump's lawyers trying to get it dismissed on grounds of immunity because he was president. any legal bearing or validity? >> a tough one. some questions are undecided. whether presidential immunity eve ain plies to criminal prosecution. anytime a litigation issue never processed before, you have liability. i don't think he'll win. takes appeal before the trial it goes up to the circuit, goes up to the supreme court potentially. these issues it could tame time. in other words, push back the trial date. the most immediate concern. >> independent of finding, obviously, wide-ranging implications? t. could. most relevant to this case because he's alleging the acts he did were while he was president. this is the one looks most likely to go to trial before the election. if this one is kicked may not net any of these trials

wasn't cavalier. didn't happen right after the debt ceiling surrender, gave an unlimited increase to the debt ceiling. didn't happen after he didn't bring a b, balanced budget to the floor, didn't happen -- >> before we go, ask you quick. you're saying you would not support any change to the rules package agreed in january? has to be the same? >> the same rules package. a speaker who commits to keeping the same rules package and went back to regular order. the way the house operated. a reason we've been able to submit hundreds, literally hundreds of amendments. input on the legislation. don't all gelt our way. but a confident, strong leader elect to become speaking secure knowing that they serve at the pleasure of their members and, again, all of us will have a vested interest in this person's success, because we have supported them and voted for them or they wouldn't be speaker and also, again, need them to be successful because the country can't afford to continue what we just did. extend policies a

. >> and how cavalier trump is about handing, his handling of some of the nation's most guarded secrets. and i think people like pratt -- by the way, he's not alone. there's a number of other people who witnessed this who will be able to be used by the prosecution to make that argument exactly. >> this is why some people like maggie haber hahn and others say this is the one to watch. this is the one that could be the most exemployees skpif damaging. good to see all of you. have a great weekend. there's what trump does and what we're covering that. there's also what trump says. next we're going to talk about trump's most inflammatory statements in just the last week. saying that migrants are terrorists, suggesting that looters or shoplifters should be shot. we're going to let you hear for it yourself. stay with us. >>> in our 2024 lead, we have seen how former president donald trump words can have consequential damage. look at his words on the day of the january 6th insurrection. it is that rhetoric that trump is using once again. i want you to take a listen to the language that mr. trum

if he would be so cavalier with something that could upset america's nuclear deterrence. knows those dozens of alleged people who were told by mr. trump, who knows who they pass it on to? what else happened? it shows the danger of him possessing these documents. now -- >> he's not charged -- >> he's not charged with it but it is possible that the government will bring it in at trial. we know there is reporting that the prosecutors have inquired, that they have accumulated information even asked questions a lot of different ways so they can come in a trial. it really speaks to why these are such serious crimes, because this information can be dangerous and deadly to all americans and our allies. >> so coming in as not indicted the kind of a prior bad act or ammo that somebody is using or pattern of some way is one way to get it in. but that is the court of law. about the court of diplomacy if you will? because as these reports come out, the revelations to or not, if we are reading about, if we are hearing about, our allies are certainly hearing something about it. perhaps

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we were far too cavalier about civilian casualties and humanitarian costs of our pursuit of the taliban and it ended up simply making the taliban stronger. >> that was senator chris murphy of connecticut, member of the foreign relations committee and he chairs subcommittee that focuses on the middle east. glad that you are with us. thank you so much. i also think of your tweet where you wrote if thousands of civilians die in gaza, terrorist groups will grow stronger and not it is appear. thousands of civilians have already been killed in gaza. is it too late? >> it is not too late. it is important that hamas be held accountable. and i think that israel is trying to figure out how to bring to justice the perpetr perpetrators, organizers of the attack without a ground invasion. the world is safer. the united states less likely to be attacked by terrorists in future if the organizers of this plot are brought to justice. but a ground invasion of gaza has the potential to be unending. what we found in afghanistan is that for every terrorist that we killed, we created two more because of the

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trump discussed some of the country's most sensitive nuclear secrets with him in a cavalier fashion uld help prosecutors establish that the former president had a long habit of recklessly handling classified information. in the existence of the testimony about the conversation underscores how much additional information the special prosecutor's office may have amassed out of the public's view. the secrets that donald trump revealed to the australian billionaire about the united states navy submarines, including, quote, how many nuclear warheads the vessels carried and how close they could get to their russian counterparts without being detected. donald trump has had no access to additional classified information since leaving the presidency. because of this. >> i just think that there is no need for him to have that intelligence briefing. what value is giving him in his intelligence briefing? what impact does he have it all, other than the fact he might slip and say something. >> we have entered the dismissal in the late stage of the trump prosecutions with criminal defense lawyers doin

but, under trump, none of them were so cavalier about this kind of stuff during trump's presidency rushedet at mar-a-lago in 2017 and trump bombed syria during dessert. putin wanted a relationship with the united states. the deep state made sure that never happened with the phony russia woe collusion stuff. he never would have tried taking ukraine we know this if trump were president. he would not dare. strength gets results. remember, it was because of trump that nato countries finally pledged to spend more money on their military. canada and mexico, they agreed to revarp nafta because trump's team knew how to exercise leverage. do it from a position of strength. but now both our allies and our adversaries know that america is not looking out for america. so they don't respect us. we don't respect ourselves. ththey don't respect biden. they don't respect his top advisers either. he look at someone like a janet yellen nice old lady much more interested in sucking up to china than protecting her own country's economy. they look at tony blinken and see a small weak man easily pushed around.

most importantly, it talks about a cavalier approach towards the absolute necessity to control this level of classified information. this is about our nuclear national security. this is a foundational program that we have. the nuclear triad, we don't share that with anybody. we also have an agreement where we share among five nations, the united states, australia, uk, new zealand and canada, secrets of all level. we do that appropriately through procedures, but you don't have a conversation with a businessman because he's a buddy of yours. this is illegal behavior and needs to be addressed. obviously, we have to look at the sourcing of the report as well. >> he didn'ts or says through a spokesman it's not improper context. we're not sure what that would be. but to your point, the aussies put out a statement, according to the former uaustralian ambassador to the u.s. so it's not an official statement, but it basically says that if he spoke to this billionaire pratt, there's nothing that we all did not know, meaning the government of australia might have known that because they are part of

maria: i thought the comment was so cavalier. >> i agree with that.come on. >> it was more tongue in cheek. i think he was trying to be funny. we learned that biden is not funny. maria: how many people are dead? thousands are dead right now. you have protesters all over the place over this and you know -- anyway, the president also announced the government's going to provide $100 million in humanitarian aid for palestinians in gaza and the west bank. the president acknowledged that it's possible that hurricane possible that hamas couldget th. >> if the hamas confiscates it or doesn't let it get through, it's going to end because we're not going to send humanitarian aid to hamas. maria: since 2021, the administration has given more than $1 billion in aid to the palestinians. why are they now acknowledging that hamas could be confiscating the money, senator? >> this wasn't brought by the senate or the house. this was new to us. last time i checked, we control the purse strings. if we can't guarantee where the money is going to go, we shouldn't be sendin

it's just hard to believe that the biden administration would be so cavalier with the safety of americans when we just see what happened in israel just three weeks ago. meanwhile, a lot of people are trying to figure out what to do with all of these migrants. there's just not enough places to put them, and it turns out many are being sent to migrant camps, this one -- an idea to set one up many chicago 'em and residents there are not happy about this even though i believe they're a sanctuary city. pete: oh, yeah. rachel: but i guess they were a sanctuary city in theory. here's the concerns that many of them have now that it looks like it might be a reality. >> nobody asked us, nobody told us. we have more than few thousand people who signed a signature here who said, no! we said no! [cheers and applause] >> we have concern about our students, our children who walk on these streets every day. how do we insure their safety? will: i believe new york's also offering plane tickets to illegal immigrants? rachel: yeah. pete: to fly anywhere, because they want to get them out of new york. will: t