government, on the challenge of mr dunn's parents to that decision in the crown on the application of charlie charles you did indeed enjoy that immunity at the time of the accident which killed their son. there is no doubt that the calm and dignified persistence of these parents and the family of that young man has lead through three years of heartbreak and effort to your appearance before the courts and the opportunity for you to now acknowledge your guilt of a crime. eventually, you were charged with death by dangerous driving by written requisition pursuant to section three of the crime international cooperation act 2003. changes in the law wrought by part eight of the criminaljustice act 2003 by the police, crime, sentencing and courts act 202270 powers or, rather, granted powers to the criminal courts to commit a person to take part in criminal proceedings through live link. the chief magistrate granted a live link order and you appeared before westminster magistrates' court on the 29th of september 2022. your case was sent to the central criminal court. by participating in the video link procee

charlie chaplin's career spanned more than 75 years. reporter: is it to be | sir charlessir charlie from now on? it's just charles. he starred in over 80 films. he changed the face of cinema forever. reporter: how do you intend to spend the rest of the day, l now — are you going to celebrate? - well, get drunk. i am here in the neighbourhood of kennington, where, as it happens, charlie chaplin spent some of his difficult formative years. in fact, this museum was once part of a complex that housed a workhouse where charlie chaplin was a resident. but the hardship that he endured as a young man was put to good use by him in his later years, in terms of how he used cinema to tell stories. alan moloney reports. a genius, a multimillionaire, an icon. all words that would eventually be used to describe the boy who was born charles spencer chaplinjunior. there is no official record of his birth in london in 1889, but it is believed the young chaplin was born here, in east street in what was one of south london's poorest areas. increased industrialisation and widespread poverty m

ah, charlie charles was at bow moral with his 2 sons in august of 97 cedric law. he was the one who informed them of their mother's death. as he was with them at the time, even if it's not his ohio i do, ah, leaving william and harry with a grandmother queen elizabeth charles flew to paris to bring diana's body home with you could really aker yell at this sunday. yo accompanied him after his plane landed and he was very affected by what had just happened to sir bessy. daisy was a tragic visit, but when we wished to plan well, it's by the short notice is it mel greater liberty if they declare thee. in less than 3 hours, the french authorities had mobilized the entire government and a battalion of the republican god to pay homage to an allied nation. and a grieving family. in new la de la fontose susie rule, at the end of his very brief stay in france, charles told us that he was truly impressed with the way the french public authorities had handled this tragic event of e a. d, as said it more crushed. after that charles's top priority was to shield his children fro

charlie gasparino is here. charles: i love the irs, the greatest people in the world.ould follow them. charles: i love them so much. i want them to know, i will keep saying nice things about them. as long as they stay away from me. neil: that will hurt my follow-up comment. what is going on? he was released on $150 million bond so why have it? how does the bond thing work? charles: it is such a charade when you think of so many people in jail without bail, those january 6th guys, not saying i am condoning january 6th. some were just sitting there in the middle of where they shouldn't be but got no bail. this guy literally if you believe the indictment committed the greatest financial fraud since bernie madoff, maybe -- neil: bernie madoff also -- he didn't have to hang out. charles: that is what i am saying. this is where it gets funky for me. they wanted him to be talking to you. he admitted to everything unlike sam bankman-fried. to show where the bodies are buried, to claw the money back, the deal, making something whole and the bernie madoff victims, a lot of them

with me now is former royal correspondent the sun, charles ray . charlie, great sun, charles ray. ry, very much. why is the new york times decided we're all a bunch of frothing racist ? you reckon of frothing racist? you reckon any ever virtually been any of them ever virtually been to well, clearly . i to britain? i well, clearly. i mean, i'm getting sick and tired . a bunch of pseudo intellect shows in america preaching and teaching us , all complaining teaching us, all complaining about racism. excuse that american enough problems in their country about race far far more than have. and i think it's absolutely a disgrace for the attack on the royal family. is this exactly the effect that and harry have had now? it's all very well and good them wanting to find freedom and to find. let's be honest, we have tens, millions of pounds either in oprah's bosom or in netflix or in wherever. spotify. right. but are actively portraying are they actively portraying britain as a racist country the world stage? because that unforgivable. yeah. now it looks like that's what they're they are acc

charlie gasparino joins me now. charles: someone who has covered bernie madoff back in the day. right, this is not quite bernie madoff. here's what i'm hearing from people who watched his performance, some of my sources -- they think, if there is not a real innocent explanation and they give low odds that it is, what we are dealing with is someone who is mentally challenged, the synapses are not working because here is the thing. you could have a good business as a crypto exchange and if you take money out of that exchange and use it for gambling purposes it is hard to rationalize that as anything but illegal even if there is something in the user document, if you read hypothecate that money, or short-term cash that other stuff, if you use that money, someone else's money, and take it to gamble on your own it is called theft. that is where he is headed. my guess is a year from now this guy will be on trial for fraud, probably heading for jail because here's the other thing. all this stuff, yesterday, he actually said he didn't have any controls. didn't have a point person for ri

charles. thank you very much. charlie wright, charles. thank you very much. charlie wright , exotic stuff. correspondent at the sun. we'll be sticking with this. and we're going to go right now to some of our very own gb news viewers. yes, we've got julie shaw and we've got bnan got julie shaw and we've got brian doogan as well on the line, i believe. are they? yes, hopefully fingers crossed. julie start with you. yes. good stuff . okay. all right, julie, great fans tastic outfit, by the way, can i say? oh no? actually, hang on a second. sorry. done i didn't even mean that. but actually, in relation to what we're going talk about now, we're going to talk about now, sorry for pointing out sorry for sorry for pointing out that wearing a fantastic that you're wearing a fantastic outfit. ask where you're outfit. i won't ask where you're from, because it says from, julie, because it says that in bridlington, but that you're in bridlington, but your views on the lady susan hussey apology , well, you know , hussey apology, well, you know, my dad's the same age as lady susan and there's many times

charlie gasparino, what do you think? charles interesting, this is not necessarily a business story but i'm a business reporter, how much time twitter spend on censoring the new york post and censuring people in general, most of them right of center, they should have built a business which is a horrible business, elon musk paid $40 billion too much. everyone knows that can happen and if he wasn't in their, it would probably be $15 stock. this is a company that was allegedly created by the public with the fiduciary responsibility not to the world, not to censor people but it's shareholders and countless time, you go through these emails these are senior people at this company obsessed with crazy censorship stuff. back to the new york post story and i'm a columnist for the new york post, look at it this way. of twitter was really worried whether this was misinformation why didn't twitter ask the biden campaign, whether this stuff is real, whether hunter biden wants a comment and what is going on because that could have short-circui

yeah , the great actor's name was charles spencer chaplin charlie just shortened forms of his name isorrect answer. there is no option for this question, let's move on to the second question. is it true that water is the only substance that exists in nature simultaneously in three states of aggregation - liquid solid and gaseous time? hello ivan do you think it's a difficult question or not? well question. it seems to me a little complicated. i know that water can exist in liquid in solid and gaseous, but i'm not sure that some other substances cannot be in such a state, alexander as answered, i answered. no, but now i doubt it. it seems to me that this is the only substance that exists simultaneously in three. uh. yes thanks, alexandra uh answered this question incorrectly because , well, it's not a difficult question and chemistry. she has a favorite subject, the correct answer to this question is a variant, right? the third question is it true or what, the most prestigious european club football tournament is called the uefa conference league time well, it's time to ask girls such

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liz: charles i also, thank you very much. charlie gasparino.ay. fedex nike, check on them. they are set to report after the bell. fedex down 2.9%. nike straddling the flat line. let's move forward to wait on those numbers and talk about what are the stocks right now with a short bit of time left until the end of the year at least our countydown closer says -- "countdown" closer can do for you. $500 million in management. he joins us now. great to see you in person. thankthank you for coming in. >> great to be with you. liz: of all names berkshire hathaway. tell me why? >> we think this environment we're in right now is completely different than the environment we were in before, right? inflation will be up. rates will be up. we feel warren buffett style of investing is back in vogue. the companies buffett are investing in, these companies are currently positioned to do well. when rates go up, banks he invests they do well. oil prices being up, oil companies do well. we like berkshire hathaway. liz: amazon, you are also picking that name. yester

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neil: we want to go to charlie gasparino, just as you predicted this fanning out, just beginning to see it. charlesre the real mister wonderful. just want to get that, he's not a bad guy and i've been writing about him as well because he's involved in this whole mess as a grand ambassador. i think there's two ways of looking at this, republicans have way of looking at it, democrats have a way of looking at it. democrats believe this is a function of lack of regulation. not a lot of oversight. and get certified by the securities and exchange commission. it may be true but fraud and theft have been illegal since the beginning of time and you will see that debate going on about other exchanges about crypto in general. if you purchase crypto currency, that is overseas and should expect your money to be there and bernie madoff stall stuff. bernie madoff doing what he did, was investigating, the greatest ponzi scheme ever. regulation sounds good and if you start regulating these things, you might be improving their bad deeds because there's a lot of hidden stuff in all this crypto. this debate we are hav

charlie gasparino is on this story. there were videos and the international security threat or whatever. charles i saw you dancing in some video. of we 20 it was a dark and stormy night. tucked into the omnibus bill. charles: tiktok has been a huge story. going back to 2020 we broke the first story at fox business, the trump administration was pushing to ban it and tiktok to sell to microsoft. that did not work and at the end of the trump administration, but the national security is apparently real, republicans and democrats, and used it for surveillance purposes. it is very bipartisan concern. we are two years in the biden administration, tucked into the on of us spending bill. neil: democrats wanted. charles: there's a type of a ban on tiktok that if you have a federally issued device for nancy pelosi or aoc, you cannot have tiktok apps on this. i am not sure how many congressional aides and congresspeople are dancing around with tiktok. neil: or than you might -- charles: that is where we are right now. fast forward, what is going on in the biden administration? people close to the administra

marine corp veteran charles gubbis pass ad way in be enpen. he was 103. i got to know charliein the pacific, "unknown valor". when i met him, i didn't know this. i found out that he served alongside my uncle harry gray. i was amazed to have learn that charlie was hit with him when they were hit by the same mortar on iwo jima. watch. >> is this someone that you recognize? >> yeah, that was my buddy, gray. i think his name was gray. >> martha: he was my uncle. >> he was your uncle? >> i'll tell you a story about that. he was my buddy. foxhole buddy. he called me pop. i was 24 at that time. he was 18. he would say pop, sleep. i'll watch. >> martha: charlie received a purple heart. he would have turned 104 in february. he was riding an exercise bicycle. he was late to rest with military honors today. god bless charlie gubish. that's "the story" for today. see you back here tomorrow. >> say stand in this line, stand in that line. we're standing in the line. we missed our flight. >> the whole time to talk to someone was about 4 1/2 hours. >> we had the wait 1 1/2 hours for our lugga

charles and diana's marriage. they call to the rottweiler, saying she was aggressive and would destroy everything to get her massey, prince charlie, tree of wild wafford on my shoulder. i ran public appearances, provoked cries from the crowd that weren't very pleasant. but i think she quickly realized it was better to withdraw and wait until the storm had passed before considering what to do next and on always as she quick swanson ah, but with time the wounds began to heal and new possibilities opened up. iroquois polymer, but there were many problems to be overcome before charles and camilla could marry previously. that would have been inconceivable for charles to marry a divorcee fake but times had changed. and i think as far as the royal family was concerned by people said on the way, if the archbishop of canterbury. mm hm. so the anglican church gives this marriage the green light of which was the case of summer and the prime minister approves of it. i d and the queen except that her son weds camilla piece and then the door is open for them to get married for my eyes. and for charles, the most important thing of all the coupl

with me now is charlie ray, former industrial editor of sun. charles, you very much.t to have you on the show. right so beautiful stuff at airports causing christmas chaos. other chaos . chaos. top of the other chaos. you. i hope you mind me saying i will remember. the last time we had a general strike. how does this compare? how how does this compare to your previous experience? i didn't say prehistoric as a previous experience. when it comes to a general strike policy, how do you think am the last general strike when trent franks , 1926 strike when trent franks, 1926 was not the last time we came to, that was a freudian slip that i apologise. you know, at the house. all right. but does anything equal a strike is that you see what we have got is going after coordinated action by various unions got air strikes every day december now we've got the border staff , the we've got the border staff, the uk border staff of cole the strike it's going to screw up christmas and it's been a screw up new year because of the covid. those days. now we have the limited situation. we

charlie, dysfunction is one thing. could you explain the tenure of charles reddick, a california tax lawyer donald trump appointed to head the irs who recently left the position. maybe it was forced out of the position. whatever. but could you explain his role, his potential role in this, if any? >> so we don't know. we talked last night to the commissioner of the irs in 2017, who was returning the agency when they should have done their first audit of trump's taxes, because he was the sitting president in 2017 and he disclaimed knowledge. didn't know about that program or wasn't involved. could not explain why there was no audit that year. and the gentleman you mentioned took everybody over in 2018. writing an article defending trump's refusal to make public his tax returns as a presidential candidate, which broke with modern precedence, postwaternorms all presidential candidates release finances, all sitting presidentses do. trump famously wouldn't. this guy said, great. shouldn't have to, and then trump put him in charge of the irs. he certainly is going to probably face questions from the senate. i doubt that house r

charlie gasparino is here, following the new york federal courthouse where they will outline the charges against him, don't know how far this goes but a lot of people sinking like canaries. what is the latest? charles of those canaries. we should point out on this very show. neil: she was the ex-ceo. charles: the hedge fund connected to ftx which according to the us attorney's office took the money out to make up for trading losses, took people's money in the ftx. neil: now she's talking. charles: we were the first to report on that and here is how we knew, not just because i had a source connected to the us attorney's office which i did, but one other thing, look who she hired as her attorney. wilmer hale. that firm is notorious, or known, it's not a negative thing, for cutting deals with the us attorney's office in the southern district, the former head of the us attorney's office is there. her director, the guy's name escapes me, i am bad with names, that gentlemen almost became us attorney for the southern district, he's in private practice now. you go there, you are cutting a deal so not only did i have a source, but it is happening. this says to me we are going to hear more about this later t

charlie brown's christmas." time freezes when i watch that. >> i think there must be something wrong with me, linus. christmas is coming, but i'm not happy. >> i love that charles>> my own dog gone commercial. i can't stand it. >> he makes a point of saying, hey, wait a minute, what about the true meaning of christmas? >> isn't there anyone who knows what christmas is all about? >> so you have linus who reads this biblical passage about the first christmas. >> and there were, in the same country, shepherds abiding in the field, keeping watch over their flock by night. >> when he gave the story about the nativity, and it was, like, whoa. >> and on earth, peace and goodwill toward men. >> and it reminded you of what the holidays were all about. >> christmastime is here. >> i love the "charlie brown christmas" music. it feels both old but new. and when you think about a kids' tv special, you don't expect it to have this cool jazzy score. but vince guaraldi made something that's become a classic. >> one of the best scores in the history of filmed entertainment. it's pure unalloyed emotion straight from charles schulz' heart to the audience by way of vince guaraldi.