charlie chaplin's career spanned more than 75 years.orter: is it to be | sir charles or sir 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 indust

liz: charlie, thank you. charlie gasparino.ket alert here we go off the lows of the session still looking pretty bad but the nasdaq is kind of the worst here, down 2.25%. lower by 255 points. there is one shiny object at this hour. signet moving higher on track for its largest percentage gain since june of 2020, popping 20%. look at this , holding the gains intraday. the world's largest retailer of diamond jewelry, they count kay and zales, as some of their brand reported earnings per share of $0.74 more than double what analysts were expecting and they raised its full year 2023 outlook attributing its forecast to current business trends. that i don't understand. what do you mean business trends people are laying off people but whatever. i looked and said is it more weddings? not really. it's recent acquisition of online jeweler blue nile this summer was a winner, the company says. speaking of online, online brokerage robinhood, the commission-free-trading app popular among younger retail investors slipping 2.9% after announcin

charlie: yes.ou see past peak rates and inflation, i think the cleanest way to play this is through yen and strengthening. there is a positive virtuous backdrop. so much in the past decade's worth of trade was the cleanest dirty shirt. in this case, japan is actually a viable alternative right now, just in light of the economic velocity happening there. this is the way i would prefer to play that short dollar trade. guy: charlie, i am sure there is the potential for error here. where do you think it lies? this is one of the biggest monetary experiment we have seen in policy. exiting from it will be difficult and challenging. i am wondering where you think the potential problems could lie that could blow up, and how significant and potentially six -- systemic they could be. charlie: the $1 trillion question will be what happens with these flows out of japan, the repatriation or possible repatriation of these flows. japan has been the world's largest capital exporter over the last decade. whether tha

an interesting cover of charlie hebdo circulating on twitter.'s look at that. this user went on to say france is associated with ukraine, charlie hebdo rolled out a special issue to do with nazis in ukraine. a little decking -- a little digging showed me this cover never existed, it was created in the style of the original magazine, but it was impossible to find online. this magazine cover had no mention in recent issues, not available on the website, and even in the public archive of the magazine, it does not exist. this is supposedly the cover 1584, but that is not the cover on the official media. it is about french politics. what is really fascinating is there are layers of fake news within this story. it is fake news inception. this cover, just a couple of weeks ago, in an episode, i debunked this same fake news story that has now been impacted on the fake cover of charlie hebdo. we saw a social media video created in the same style as al jazeera laming that ukrainian supporters at the world cup in qatar had vandalized and defaced world cup

charlie: [laughter] neil: i'm sorry, charlie. charlie: got lost in the mail, ha?, my friend, thank you very very much , charlie gasparino. we'll follow that very very closely. we're also following, you know, the good news that a basketball star is back on u.s. soil, but questions about the deal that got her back, after this. and you are? i'm an investor...in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to... nasdaq 100 innovations like... wearable training optimization tech. uh, how long are you... i'm done. i'm okay. neil: all right, brittney griner is back on u.s. soil right now. there is a procedure to all of this out of abundance of caution , for her safety, to check her out, how she's doing. rich ed son has more from the white house. what can you tell us? reporter: good afternoon, neil. that is the process right now. she is in san antonio, this is a process that's happened before for a number of other americans who have been in captivity who have been hostages in other countries and there's also now a focus on those who are still there like paul whelan, he was ar

charlie, the will smith slap went on for so long.bout what that meant and what should happen to will smith. i'm not sure we ever resolved that. it was such a shock to the system when we all saw that at the oscars. >> yeah. will smith had a sterling reputation up to that point. and everybody including me, i'm a guy from the philadelphia region more or less. and to see that i was really shocked. will smith, we are all sympathetic to him but that was inexcusable. it looked like simple assault from where i'm sitting. you can't go up and smack a speaker like that at an event. an appropriate response would have been if he didn't like the jokes, you know, mocking his wife, that condition caused her to lose her hair he and his wife could have simply left the event and put out a statement. no. he did that and i thought it set a terrible signal for a lot of folks that this is an appropriate way to respond to some speech you found distasteful. i thought it was awful. >> yeah. molly, it was a shock and i'm not sure we've resolved it. will smith

because charlie just told you what happened. i just thought it was delicious. great, it's just so delicious, yes cringing, yes a little too familiar. rings true, some of the really obnoxious behavior, but just so, so well done. all right, friends, thank you very much. great to spend tonight with you. thanks so much, everyone, for watching. before we go tonight, here's a look at the new cnn film, dion warwick. don't make me over. be sure to tune in new year's day at 9 pm, right here on cnn, for the premier or victor blackwell as a closer look. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> dion warwick is a global music superstar. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> but her impact extends far beyond music. warwick's singing career started at a grandfathers church in new jersey. her talent and drive propelled her from the church choir to the most famous stages around the world. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> but when she started touring in the south, warwick encountered a level of bigotry that she had not seen growing up in the north. her response was clear, -- >> blacks were on one side, the whites were on the side. the stage was straight ahead. a

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charlie atkinson making no - try. charlie atkinson making no mistake with _ try.tkinson making no - mistake with the resulting penalty. ten minutes from time, it was a case of deja vu. atkinson sending another in between the sticks to settle the game. leicesterjoining exeter on game. leicester joining exeter on the game. leicesterjoining exeter on the brink of qualification. alex fletcher, bbc news. it's been a really busy day of european rugby. the 2019 winners, saracens, beat lyon 28—20. leicester tigers also beat french opposition in the shape of clermont auvergne. stormers 24—7 london irish, ulster 7—36 la rochelle. montpellier against ospreys gets under way at 8pm. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the sports news today and britain's charlotte bankes has won gold at the snowboard cross world cup in in italy. jockey frankie dettori has announced that 2023 will be his final season. the 52—year—old is one of the sport's best—known figures and has ridden over 3000 british winners, since his first, back in 1987. his wins also include 21 b

charlie: tv.avuto's show, "face the nation" last week, essentially saying the economy isn't so bad. we'll get out of this and it's literally along the lines of what's going on from the biden administration, but be that as it may, that's not why i wrote this. i wrote this because people are saying he is on the short list to be treasury secretary if, and this is an if, yellen goes. we should point out that treasury secretary as you know runs a $23 trillion economy. it's a high burnout job, they often don't last the entire administration. it wouldn't be absurd that yellen would step down when she's 76 now, she will be 77 presumably, you know, that's getting up there for that job. >> cheryl: in a couple years -- >> charlie: right and there's lots of speculation she's leaving next year because of the way the economy is, inflation, heading into a recession but it's up to her from what i understand. if she does step down we do know that brian moynihan is on the short list. he's on the short list as of no

so, charlie, what are your thoughts on's visit? >> wow. know, you know, you know, i'm just an american citizen. i have one member of congress and two senators. and this is a guy -- >> a couple bartenders. >> and this is a guy that has 400 congressmen and 97 senator cruz eight is extraordinary. we've never seen anything like it. guy just comes over, and we become as a team missing. is everyone is pointed out. he just this perfect description drips is like a g.i. joe figuring it is the strangest thing on earth. then he walks away with 50 billion dallas payne >> you did great, and have a seat 11. but do you think it was more -- do you think he wanted to go figure? i do think there think they biden administration wanted a movie for political purposes? >> i think it's a little bit of both, you know he comes over here and says you know thank you for what you've done for us to believe my money. and by the way is not charity. but, without a dell, you know this election did not go exactly as a lot of people that it would but that is an enormous amo

back with us we have molly jong-fast, julia, cayenne charlie dent, and nina turner.ur notes. is your wife to blame for this entire change of policy? >> well, i talked to her before a game on this segment. she is against refund fees, and i am for them. for the very simple reason, look, millions of people like my wife, they will order a piece of clothing but they will buy three or four sizes knowing well that they are gonna return most of them. they do this all the time. this is expensive. you know, i never shop online, i will have you know. i bought a few books a few years ago. i go to stores. i walk into stores, i know what i'm gonna get before i walk in and i go by it. and so, look, these refined fees, to me they make sense. i understand why retailers are doing it. and frankly if this discourages my wife from shopping online, i am all for it. >> i resemble some of those remarks, charlie. you are blaming your way for. but that is hilarious. so juliet, here are the list of major chains that are changing their policies that everyone should know about. anthropology, zah

it's charlie brown and the peanuts gang. in 1965, one year after rudolph cbs aired another christmas classic. we love charlie brown christmas. i mean, what's not to love, right? i loved the feel of it. it had that great vince guaraldi soundtrack. someone paired jazz with a christmas special for kids. every time you hear it. he doesn't. he has got to go. charlie brown is a strange hero for kids because he appears to suffer from depression. i mean, he's in therapy even though his therapist is lucy and she charges $0.05. he kind of goes through this awakening, i suppose during the christmas season. he was railing against the commercialism of. christmas. charlie brown wrestles with all of these issues and, you know, eventually linus turns to him. and shocking for the time he cites scripture. for to you is born in the city of david, a savior who is christ the lord. that's what christmas. not about charlie, that these kids put on the nativity scene as a public school play. you know, the school board was probably against it, but no

joining me now charlie gasparino charlie: i still have to get my hands around the sec, i don't thinkhese are companies that have issued digital coin? >> cheryl: all it says is they are giving guidance to publicly traded companies about basically reporting your crypto maybe exposure or holdings? which the smallest amount of what we need right now. charlie: i can't imagine jpmorgan -- >> tesla is an example maybe. charlie: maybe they own a ton of dogecoin but this comes as the backdrop of the ftx collapse and the continuing saga of sam bankman-fried and continuing calls of why he's not yet charged, and, you know, i've been talking with white collar attorneys, my sources are not in justice department but these are people that talk with the justice department, so it's kind of one step removed but pretty close, and i asked them. i said what's the holdup? two things, they have to make a case that's one thing, and there is some thought that they are waiting to hear from the bankruptcy trustee, or the new ceo. he's not really a trustee yet. he's kind of like the ceo. and what they're trying

charlie? >> yeah. you know.ing covered immigration in congress for 20 years, i can tell you this is a lie it suggest that republicans have not and to be clear, problem at border is the fault of both parties back 40 years, but republicans have made every effort over the past 10 or 15 years to try to find some sort of long temp solution, and many republicans have lost their political careers over trying to do that. so i think it is absurd for her to blame it all on republicans. when at the very least, republicans have made greater effort than democrats have at trying to cross the aisle and find a solution. i do think it is interesting with the current situation at border. let's not forget, that while donald trump did not self the immigration problem. he did solve the immediate crisis at the border, he solve -- he sealed the border, before joe biden came along, and went through and undid everything that donald trump did, ven donald trump who fell off the t turnip truck and said let's try this, he solved crisis, and

look, charlie you very, very charlie thank you very, very much, peaches out. very much, charlie.very own little plug own little chicken. little plug for something that you've got coming i hammer bit coming up i know i hammer bit when mark steyn on when i come of mark steyn on this mark steyn himself this show. mark steyn himself is passionate advocates of the kind of work that you do. just talk us through what gb news viewers, listeners can expect from in listeners can expect from you in the months. well, my the coming months. well, in my role news, i've been role at gb news, i've been covering gang covering the grooming gang scandal nationally. we have a film coming january. film coming out in january. i hope the second week of january will be broadcast live on gb news, some great success news, but some great success recently reporting recently we are reporting the labour for labour party candidate for rother stood after rother valley has stood after a gb vote when he got gb news vote when he got a scalp, one scalp to go but several to come. good stuff, charlie. thank you very m

fox business charlie gasparino joins me now with the details charlie how are you?ld you imagine a time and place that people took a loan that they didn't think they have to payback? >> gerry: this after all, charlie, gave birth to the tea party. we well remember 15 year ago so i guess that's right. charlie: i guess we're just boomers. we just believe you have to payback stuff you borrow. >> gerry: it's a very old fashion idea. the government doesn't seem to leave in anyway, charlie you had a very interesting column over the weekend, a lot about her and a lot of dissatisfaction with her. is she on her way out? charlie: this is what i know and i could just tell you this that the white house has been fielding i guess requests and calls from senior wall street executives, i can't say their names because they told me off the record, but these are powerful people on wall street who basically are saying two things. we're heading to a recession in 2023, it might be mild, but we're heading for one, and you need someone in treasury with some real-world experience. janet yell

charlie kirk a turning point usa joins me now.e you tried to get in touch with the new twitter team to get more details about what happened and how this all went down. >> i've attempted through public discourse with elon and first i want to say that i'm very happy he's releasing this information. in some ways i feel vindicated because i've been talking about this for a couple of years endlessly and people say, sure, you are censored. actually, twitter singled out our account and gave a threat tag of "do not amplify." i'd love to meet with elon or anyone on the twitter team to find out what extent when this was done and when it was done for what reason. laura, what i'm really curious about is where they told to do this by the fbi, by the doj, by the cdc? you see, laura, back in the spring of 2020 when you are doing wonderful coverage of the dangers of lockdowns and potential other treatments, i was tweeting a lot of segments from your show. i was weeding out things i heard from your show from dr. atlas and the threat of lockdowns a

tiger and charlie finished tied for eighth. the tournament was won by vijay singh and his son, their first victory in 16 attempts and finally another highlight of orlando, and scouts for sports teams may want to keep this kid in mind. family on vacation was having their picture taken at universal orlando when a dinosaur walked into their shot . mom says young eli recovered quickly and that he was laughing about it. but those reflexes don't know andrew. i think he might have a future in out how r lexus at 80% less than prescription hearing aid prices. you can come. not 1 be there. and next this morning , a holiday season reminder to never underestimate the kindness of strangers. this is an extreme example in the best possible way . a man needed a new kidney, and he got one from someone he'd never met before a bcs lindsey davis has the details. hey heaven. i'm doing good. i'm up. while it's not even christmas, yet roy macintoshes already received his favorite gift, thanks to the generosity of a stranger. perfect stranger, perfect

so charlie laws, now man of the. thank you so much, charlie . and thank you so much, charlie.we will speak next week. but it's we will speak next week. but wsfime we will speak next week. but it's time now to reveal tonight's greatest person in the union. jack has. okay, tonight's greatest person in the union. jack has . okay, christine union. jack has. okay, christine hamilton , who's the gb nominee hamilton, who's the gb nominee by nominee is lady susan hussey, who has been cruelly dumped by the palace after . 60 years of the palace after. 60 years of devoted , loyal service to her devoted, loyal service to her majesty the queen, completely unpaid. she is a great britain. johnson's giant, your greatest britain nominee will be rob burrow . he is britain nominee will be rob burrow. he is the britain nominee will be rob burrow . he is the rugby league burrow. he is the rugby league player who has been suffering badly suffering from motor neurone disease. you can't , but neurone disease. you can't, but they've managed to send the signs, his voice. and he's reading a story on cbb

joining me, charlie kirk.harlie, this is the kind of thing you and i have been activists about for the last few years. you and i amongst many others i'm assuming were victims of this. >> we are in this together along with some of the top people individually triggered by twitter. your podcast is huge, you reach millions of people. and you are successful in the parallel economy with rumble. i ventura guess that they targeted me because of "turning point usa." the work we are doing on high school and college campuses. the millions of young people we are reaching. do not amplify. that's the smoking gun, dan. dan: the drop on thursday night was horrifying. i'm sure your phone was blowing up. but the post important part of this is it may not just be big tech. but the fbi was meeting with them before the election. we already know that. the last time i checked, the fbi is a branch of the government. >> that's right. so this should be illegal. the next question is why did twitter do this and who told them to do this, a

and then, over to the teenager charlie. for a birdie. smooth as molasses and look.th the celebration. on 18. charlie for birdie. knew it was going in the whole time. team woods, 13 under on the day. they are tied for second. that is a two back of team thomas. justin thomas and company going into the final round. >>> the son of 49er legend frank gore and gore jr. had a record breaking performance this evening. 329 yards. that's an fbs record. tallied two rushing touchdowns. gore through for a southern score. everybody was excited but his auntie may have been a little too hyped. check this out. >> you broke a school record. how did you do it? >> grateful. these guys opened the lanes. i knew how it was for our team. >> yay! >> auntie chill! i knew we just had to come out and get it done. >> that is good stuff. come on, now. give me my few seconds of fame. then we will go celebrate. 329 yards. not bad. >> thanks charlie. >>> and coming up, communities across america using the holidays to remember and honor our veterans including here in the bay area. now, it's official.

so i said, "all right charlie, i'll do it. i want a million dollars.ouble checking anyone, not to show them the script, not to get their notes. and i wanna call it "the godfather part ii." so i get an answer, uh - day he calls me back. he says, "francis whatever you want. you're gonna get a million dollars. bob evans will have nothing to do, knowing you'll be absolute control. but marketing does not feel that "the godfather part ii" makes sense because everyone's gonna think it's the second half of the movie they already saw." i said, "well in that case, i guess i'm not gonna do it." and i held out. and it was the smoothest movie i ever worked on. it was the most complicated one. but it went - it went really well, was all over the place. had cuba in it. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> i showed it to fidel. fidel said -- >> really? >> fidel said it was very accurate depiction of the - of what - that night. i was - he was - he was a big movie fan. >> come with me. it's the only way out of here tonight. come with me. you're still by brother! fredo! >> you - you m

charlie, your thoughts? >> real quick.look, candidates may matter less, but they still matter a lot. that's the bottom line. the you can't nominate, you know, horrible candidates in this case and then hope to win general elections and of course donald trump's very disastrous influence on the nomination process in the party has proven catastrophic. catastrophic, full stop. >> maria? >> well, all of that is true, the challenge for republicans is going to be will they be able to quit donald trump? because they still haven't. they keep saying everything that he has done is the death nell, it's over, they're going to switch lanes, they're going to turn the page, but right now donald trump is still the biggest draw among republican voters. the most popular person who is up for 2024. will they be able to do it? if they can't, joe biden will win again. if they do, i think it could be a new day for the republican party and american politics. >> karen finney, do you agree? >> i do, but i just want to say to the voters of georgia, yo

glad to see we not the how are you, charlie? glad to see we got the result. _ how are you, charlie?t _ how are you, charlie? glad to see we got the result, not finishing - how are you, charlie? glad to see we got the result, not finishing the - got the result, not finishing the tournament, a long way to go. france, _ tournament, a long way to go. france, what do you think? it will not be easy _ france, what do you think? it will not be easy but _ france, what do you think? it will not be easy but time _ france, what do you think? it will not be easy but time will- france, what do you think? it will not be easy but time will tell - france, what do you think? it will not be easy but time will tell howj not be easy but time will tell how we will_ not be easy but time will tell how we will come out with that, mbappe versus_ we will come out with that, mbappe versus walker is the big match up. obviously— versus walker is the big match up. obviously it — versus walker is the big match up. obviously it was a great performance, _ obviously it was a great performance, france i obviously it w

so charlie laws, now man of the. thank you so much, charlie . and thank you so much, charlie.we will speak next week. but it's we will speak next week. but wsfime we will speak next week. but it's time now to reveal tonight's greatest person in the union. jack has. okay, tonight's greatest person in the union. jack has . okay, christine union. jack has. okay, christine hamilton , who's the gb nominee hamilton, who's the gb nominee by nominee is lady susan hussey, who has been cruelly dumped by the palace after . 60 years of the palace after. 60 years of devoted , loyal service to her devoted, loyal service to her majesty the queen, completely unpaid. she is a great britain. johnson's giant, your greatest britain nominee will be rob burrow . he is britain nominee will be rob burrow. he is the britain nominee will be rob burrow . he is the rugby league burrow. he is the rugby league player who has been suffering badly suffering from motor neurone disease. you can't , but neurone disease. you can't, but they've managed to send the signs, his voice. and he's reading a story on cbb

my boys and charlie, charlie was the calming influence on my kids. it was -- they were all the life of the party. but from that moment forward, roy and abby were such good friends and mentors to us. roy gave me advice about what it is like to raise a family in politics, something i was just starting out to do. he gave me advice on things large and small in the senate, helping me understand how the floor worked, helping me to choose my first committee assignments. he made time to sit down and talk with me through that about this time. gosh, four years ago now. he has been there every time i've had a question, needed help, needed to understand something. and it's been a privilege to work together with him on substantive issues that we both care about. i think of veterans in my home state. i think just recently he and i were able together to lead a resolution honoring one of the marines who lost their lives at abby gate just over a year ago. i saw jared's father just a few weeks ago and he remains grateful for what senator blunt did and are continuing -

charlie, and as you've said. there more to come, is there there is more to come, is there not? what can we expect to hear on well, i'm not on this channel? well, i'm not to my next because to break my next scoop because i don't want to let those those are firing line get ahead are in the firing line get ahead of but i i can reassure of it. but i can i can reassure our viewers and those who've been supporting channel and been supporting the channel and indeed investigation, that indeed this investigation, that more the more councillors are in the firing more not firing line, more members not only rotherham, in only in rotherham, but also in telford rochdale, and further telford in rochdale, and further ahead , much of mainstream ahead, much of the mainstream media, as you said, has looked away from this story, but we haven't seen things we haven't seen the things we discovered. actually, i think a lot of people find it absolutely, remarkable absolutely, utterly remarkable that was anyway on that this guy was even

we have our very own charlie peters . he's back own charlie peters. he's back with an update on the labour decision to select it. well, that's interesting, it? that's interesting, isn't it? a former councillor apparently former councillor who apparently sat the disgraced rotherham council cabinet during that child sexual sexual exploitation scandal . well, there we go. scandal. well, there we go. we've got loads coming. your and much we promise to bring much more. we promise to bring the really matter the stories that really matter most . you and of course, the most. you and of course, the most. you and of course, the most part of the show wherever you , whoever you are, make sure you, whoever you are, make sure you, whoever you are, make sure you get in touch and give me a good pummelling of a patrick vaiews@gbnews.uk can ask me anything. promise do my anything. i promise i'll do my to but all this to answer it. but all of this your the headlines your way after the headlines tonight, the wonderful polly midhurst midhurst . patrick. midhurst midhurst.

charlie kirk, great to see you tonight. thank you. >> thank you. >> tucker: the founder and editor of compact, he says the problem is deeper, no corporation should have this much power over our freedom to speak. thanks so much for coming on tonight. that was my summary of your view. tell us, what do you conclude from this? >> thanks for having me, tucker. the great danger in what we have seen, we suspected it, of course, all along but now we have confirmation that shadow banning was happening, great danger in this isn't that our freedom of speech is expressed, although that's horrible and these platforms is where freedom of speech lives or dies, but that the process that allows elite opinion formation is a sealed off bubble. right? we hear, for example, that vladimir putin doesn't hear alternative views about his war strategy in ukraine and that's why he makes bad decisions. the same thing happens through a state directed mechanism in the united states and across the west. it happens through privatize censorship through ent

we have our very own charlie peters . he's back own charlie peters. he's back with an update on the labour decision to select it. well, that's interesting, it? that's interesting, isn't it? a former councillor apparently former councillor who apparently sat the disgraced rotherham council cabinet during that child sexual sexual exploitation scandal . well, there we go. scandal. well, there we go. we've got loads coming. your and much we promise to bring much more. we promise to bring the really matter the stories that really matter most . you and of course, the most. you and of course, the most. you and of course, the most part of the show wherever you , whoever you are, make sure you, whoever you are, make sure you, whoever you are, make sure you get in touch and give me a good pummelling of a patrick vaiews@gbnews.uk can ask me anything. promise do my anything. i promise i'll do my to but all this to answer it. but all of this your the headlines your way after the headlines tonight, the wonderful polly midhurst midhurst . patrick. midhurst midhurst.

charlie, and as you've said. there more to come, is there there is more to come, is there not? what can we expect to hear on well, i'm not on this channel? well, i'm not to my next because to break my next scoop because i don't want to let those those are firing line get ahead are in the firing line get ahead of but i i can reassure of it. but i can i can reassure our viewers and those who've been supporting channel and been supporting the channel and indeed investigation, that indeed this investigation, that more the more councillors are in the firing more not firing line, more members not only rotherham, in only in rotherham, but also in telford rochdale, and further telford in rochdale, and further ahead , much of mainstream ahead, much of the mainstream media, as you said, has looked away from this story, but we haven't seen things we haven't seen the things we discovered. actually, i think a lot of people find it absolutely, remarkable absolutely, utterly remarkable that was anyway on that this guy was even

so, i disagree with charlie a little bit in the following sense.here's a criminal indictment has always been in washington, d. c.. that's where the documents were stolen from, that's where the grand jury is sitting, and so i always thought it would have been there regardless. i think the justice department is very, very weary of ever being seen as trying to shop with a certain judge. we see it in a lot of foreign shopping by other participants. you don't see it at the justice department. it's one of the most cardinal rules of the organization, one kind of exception if you do have someone that's truly acting lawlessly. i agree with charlie that, this is an additional fact that the department would consider. but it's gonna be in bc through and through, no matter what. given the nature of these charges and why the documents were stolen from. >> charlie, let's talk a bit about the timeline for a potential indictment. there was some thinking that the justice department would have to wait until judge dearie finish the review. if this doesn't go to appeal

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broadcaster commentator charlie peters . charlie, thank you very peters.u very much. not just being on this show, but for the work that you're doing grooming as because this frankly by the vast majority of mainstream media will silenced or in the news will be silenced or in the news one and out the news the one day and out the news the other and we can all have the fill us in initially before we have broader discussion on have a broader discussion on what is going on what the living heck is going on with the labour party. okay so dominic back. councillor dominic back. this councillor has the next has been selected as the next candidate the labour candidate for the labour party in river seat for in the river valley seat for next general election. it's currently a tory mp has currently owned by a tory mp has been reported by the been is being reported by the conservatives last conservatives since the last year and the labour year an election and the labour party have selected dominic back who councillor in who been a councillor in rotherham 2011. he joined r

gerry: charlie you also mentioned ron desantis, that was what are the biggest stories you talk abouthe border in the importance of the border that the crisis is only getting worse at the border tell us the significance of that and what implications that may have going forward. >> the most significant thing the fact it's a confidence issue and obviously ron desantis ran on this. it's a confidence issue donald trump fix the immediate problem of the border when joe biden came in he decided to undo all of the fixes and it's all the immediate problem so on a political level is about incompetence and confidence but it's also about the larger issue of the long desired by democrats to disrespect law and order into changing country in some way by simply not having borders. that's far outside of the names enter mainstream. just like nine-month abortion that's far outside of the mainstream of americans. >> your top stories or crime we talked about that you also mention free-speech tell us briefly what do you think where the country move this year on the question of free speech? >> i think you a

broadcaster commentator charlie peters . charlie, thank you very peters.u very much. not just being on this show, but for the work that you're doing grooming as because this frankly by the vast majority of mainstream media will silenced or in the news will be silenced or in the news one and out the news the one day and out the news the other and we can all have the fill us in initially before we have broader discussion on have a broader discussion on what is going on what the living heck is going on with the labour party. okay so dominic back. councillor dominic back. this councillor has the next has been selected as the next candidate the labour candidate for the labour party in river seat for in the river valley seat for next general election. it's currently a tory mp has currently owned by a tory mp has been reported by the been is being reported by the conservatives last conservatives since the last year and the labour year an election and the labour party have selected dominic back who councillor in who been a councillor in rotherham 2011. he joined r

charlie kirk founder of china but usa joins me now.rlie, have you tried to get in touch with the new twitter team to get more details about what her pain, and how to sell and now? >> and attempted to public discourse by the lawn and i just want to say that i'm very happy that he is releasing this information. in some ways i feel vindicated because i've been talking about this for a couple years in the same people sale yeah sure your centered, but actually 200 singles out our account. and did a threat tag. so i would love to meet with you on the end of my hand twitter team and find out to what extent list is done. and what for what reason. but what i am really curious about is what they were told and how they were told to do this by the fbi? the doj, the cdc, because you see back in 2,020 in the spring when you are doing wonderful coverage about the danger of locked on potential treatments, i was treating a lot of segment of the show. i was tweeting things i heard from you show from dr. atlas in the center of the lockdown. and i can onl

charlie walters here. a friend of mine broke the news t me this morning and i said what >> it was last night for me. after we got off the air, our producer, justin williams, hits me up and said hey, we didn't happen to miss that breaking news, did we? and so carlos correa, himself, woke up tuesda morning expecting to be introduced as the newest member of the giants. the day ended with correa agreeing to join th new york mets. new york swooped in after the giants had concern over correa's physical and wanted to renegotiate the contract. so late tuesday night correa and the mets agreed to a 12-year deal reportedly worth $315 million. slightly less tha his original 13-year deal with san francisco, but at that poin it's peanuts. releasing a statement saying, "we wish carlos the best." and so brando crawford now proclaims his stop at shortstop and the giants mov over with what they have. that' all they can do. if there is a silver lining, sara, that shohe ohtani will be a free agent nex year. and the giants hav

next one, charlie.gressman matt goetz urging his fell louis republican jim jordan to challenge kevin mccarthy for speaker of the house. you know, this is getting messy. how long do you see this playing out? >> well, i think it's going to, this is sort of an actual thing, you know, every time you get a new majority in the house, you get stuff like this. kevin mccarthy does have a problem on his hands just because the republican majority is so slim, but you're sitting here with a situation with matt goetz. the person that matt goetz wants to challenge mccarthy isn't even challenging mccarthy so that's like two-steps down the line that these people who are not pleased with kevin mccarthy and want a replacement they don't even have, the person that they want to challenge him isn't even challenging him, so it's, you know, kevin mccarthy has a difficult job but as of right now, i'm still thinking that there is no real alternative to him and he has done a very good job of getting people like jim jordan and oth