post malone and chris brown received the maximum of ten million each.ide, post malone spent some of it on soap. country singer lee ann rhymes spent two million. but no indication these payments broke the law and for all we know the artists could have used the cash to keep the workers afloat. because what we would do in society without the great people who drive chris brown's dates to the er. insiders request for records under the freedom of information act was turned down citing exemptions for confidential business records. so we don't know anything about this. still it's little consolation to know that hundreds of millions of your money might have been pocketed by stars with more cash than god. you will never see that kind of money. i much prefer the good old days when the only ones pocketing our tax money were politicians. it all just makes me want to scream. or perhaps jam out to their greatest hits. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ and this is how you remind me ♪ ♪ this is how you remind me of what i really ♪ ♪ ♪ oh, and i'm into you ♪ and girl, no one else will do ♪ 'cause

i did a lot of work for chris brown. i didn'ti di lot of see a dime. >> what do you do?forget that. imagine being in prison for tax fraud and seeing this story. >> yeah, that's true. >> kyeah.d like go to prison for not paying your taxes. and it's like, oh, the money.y oh, you needed to pay nickelbe back. bewould. oh, man. i'd be even more than i'd already would be becausen more y you probably you're in prison. that is true if you're in prison at all. but agaiouprobablyn, that the gt is so manipulative that it's this patriotic thing to pay your fair share 's thi of taxes. there's no fair share of my money. and there is, especially whehe. n going towards stuff like, you know, wars and, nickelback. >> i think you go back, getsi th a bad raemp i think of the three of them, i'd be more about chris brown, but you know. yeaht --. >> yeah. not a good guy. no, not nonot at all about him.u >> you know, kelly, you are a lawyer, so i have legalll r questions for you. >> oh. all right, so this is dated from now. okay- i'. t th >> why can't they like. why can'lit the american demandd

louise bernard and commissioner chris brown. well, this is exciting. i'm i'm going to try not to fanboy out too much. well, and with dr. bernard too and both of you and i was just saying we were saying backstage that president obama and first lady have been supporters of libraries. they've both spoken at american library association conferences. and so we're so pleased to get a sneak peek. absolutely. of something that's really, really citing the i had a chance to coming in to chicago to pass by the site of the new presidential center and it's impressive. could you tell us a little bit about really what i was seeing? because it was a structure that's like eight stories high right in the middle of right by the museum of science and industry. and it looks phenomenal. so. dr.. oh, thank you, dr. hayden and hello, everyone. it's wonderful to join you today at alma with my colleague chris brown from the chicago public library as dr. was saying, the obama presidential center is situated on the south side. chicago is currently under construct, so it's rapidly

earlier i spoke to chris brown, global esports and events producer at the pokemon company internationallow pressure nearby for yet another weekend, there's more wet weather in the forecast, mostly in the form of showers such as here in cornwall, where we have a towering cumulonimbus cloud, but also sunny spells in between. surf's up towards coastal areas in particular with a brisk southwesterly wind, dry and brighter toward southeast england and east anglia. sunshine and showers set to continue for much of the rest of the weekend but also a quieter—looking day for most of tomorrow. here is that deep area of low pressure moving very slowly further eastwards as we head through today. tighter isobars across northwest wales, gusts up to 40mph here. elsewhere, up 30mph to 40mph with a brisk southwesterly and it is blustery for this time of the year. sharp showers around moving through quickly on that brisk wind. sharp and thundery across eastern scotland, northeastern england and through the midlands. dryer across east anglia through the afternoon with temperatures getting as high as 2a degr

earlier i spoke to chris brown, global esports and events producer at the pokemon company internationalnt. players compete all year long, we have over 2000 players here, 10,000 attendees and it is really the pinnacle of our competitive season. it is really big in the pokemon world. ., , ., ., ., it is really big in the pokemon world. ., ., ., world. people travel from all across the lobe. world. people travel from all across the globe- yes. _ world. people travel from all across the globe. yes, we _ world. people travel from all across the globe. yes, we have more - world. people travel from all across the globe. yes, we have more than| world. people travel from all across i the globe. yes, we have more than 45 countries and — the globe. yes, we have more than 45 countries and regions _ the globe. yes, we have more than 45 countries and regions participating - countries and regions participating in this years world championships. it is absolutely a worldwide event, we bring everyone together to compete. we bring everyone together to com ete. ., we bring everyone together to comete. ., .

however, this was chris brown in the house of commons last year. >> i don't understand why arron banksisn't on the list either. even isabel oakeshott now thinks that he is an agent of influence for the russian state. and i'm simply pointing out that nigel farage received from russia today . received from russia today. £548,000, £573 in 2018 alone from the russian state . from the russian state. >> i didn't receive a single pennyin >> i didn't receive a single penny in 2018 from russia today or the russian state. it is wrong . frankly, it's an outright wrong. frankly, it's an outright lie . you've said it, sir. chris lie. you've said it, sir. chris using parliamentary privilege, if you're going to go out and flog this book about standards in public life and go on major tv programmes in this country like good morning britain and say that anyone that makes a mistake and gets it wrong should correct it, you'd better correct it. pretty soon. or do me a favour, chris. say it outside the house of commons. i wouldn't mind the money to buy a new car in a moment. it's talking pints. i'm going to

however, this was chris brown in the house of commons last year. >> i don't understand why arron banksisn't on the list either. even isabel oakeshott now thinks that he is an agent of influence for the russian state. and i'm simply pointing out that nigel farage received from russia today . received from russia today. £548,000, £573 in 2018 alone from the russian state . from the russian state. >> i didn't receive a single pennyin >> i didn't receive a single penny in 2018 from russia today or the russian state. it is wrong . frankly, it's an outright wrong. frankly, it's an outright lie . you've said it, sir. chris lie. you've said it, sir. chris using parliamentary privilege, if you're going to go out and flog this book about standards in public life and go on major tv programmes in this country like good morning britain and say that anyone that makes a mistake and gets it wrong should correct it, you'd better correct it. pretty soon. or do me a favour, chris. say it outside the house of commons. i wouldn't mind the money to buy a new car in a moment. it's talking pints. i'm going to

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nigel nelson, for the nelson, your nominee for the bbc, commentator chris hughes, for calling cricketer maitland brown> totally inappropriate. chris told chris, i'm sorry. >> we've got to watch this again i >> players appearance and the blushes she had were probably more out of anger than embarrassment. okay. >> we've got to watch this again with like this is with tournament's like this is how well and how quickly can you can you gel as a group your little barbie yourself with your blue she's blushing blue eyes thinks she's blushing now. absolutely >> but a word as well on charlotte edwards. your coach. you were with her at the sydney sixers. >> oh, do you know what? can we not censor a little aside? she she didn't seem offended if she's offended about it, she can complain . i actually i feel complain. i actually i feel sorry for chris hughes there. but actually, this may surprise some people because i am furious with with greenpeace, but i'm going to go with radio two because. and karen mcgiffin, because. and karen mcgiffin, because i think this was just the ultimate own goal by an organisation that

nigel nelson, for the nelson, your nominee for the bbc, commentator chris hughes, for calling cricketer maitland brown> totally inappropriate. chris told chris, i'm sorry. >> we've got to watch this again i >> players appearance and the blushes she had were probably more out of anger than embarrassment. okay. >> we've got to watch this again with like this is with tournament's like this is how well and how quickly can you can you gel as a group your little barbie yourself with your blue she's blushing blue eyes thinks she's blushing now. absolutely >> but a word as well on charlotte edwards. your coach. you were with her at the sydney sixers. >> oh, do you know what? can we not censor a little aside? she she didn't seem offended if she's offended about it, she can complain . i actually i feel complain. i actually i feel sorry for chris hughes there. but actually, this may surprise some people because i am furious with with greenpeace, but i'm going to go with radio two because. and karen mcgiffin, because. and karen mcgiffin, because i think this was just the ultimate own goal by an organisation that

chris truly girls and women cannot access secondary higher education. now the former british time -- prime minister and -- global education gordon brown is calling on internationall court to prosecute those behind the roles for crimes against humanity. we spoke to mr. brown earlier today. >> you called the situation facing women and girls probably the most heinous, vicious, and abuse of women's rights taken around the world today. what have women and girls in afghanistan told you about their lives? >> they are living a terrible life because they have been denied education. they've been denied the opportunity to walk in public places. mo -- most recently they been blocked from visiting cemeteries of love ones. they been prevented from getting jobs. more recently girls in medical classes have been prevented from taking exam so they cannot qualify. and the tightening up of these dressing restrictions and other restrictions -- to the ministry of ascension -- it shows how deep and intense this violation of human rights is. that is why because i think it is general discrimination. that is what they you known -- we need to international criminal court -- to investigate

brown then turned and fled in the gop. >> debate last night we saw chris christie go after trump a little bit as we move forward through the campaign process. we stuff more than a year until the election for 2024. our way. and we're going to have court cases between now and then we're going to have co-defendants appearing in court as soon october, possibly trump will make court appearances. there's going to be a lot of dribs and drabs of legal ease coming out during the course this whole campaign. zach, in a salute solidified rally, trump supporters or is there going to you wearing down process where people start to get to kind of? >> well, to me, the only only person that we prevent trump from winning the nomination is trump and you. how does he deal with the stress of having to raise all this to deal with all these different trials and but motions that are going on. the fact that you could have january 6 trial beginning of the year. the fact that finding willis is calling she's rose. brooke blush and saying she's ready to go to trial with everybody on october 23rd which actually don't t

brown who's doing the counterpunching? so the counterpunching is the unlikely alliance and you know my wife daughter is getting married in in october and she's marrying a guy by the name of chris escovedo. okay. he is of mexican origin, but he grew up in california. so he he made he made the transit. and a few years ago, based on losing some family members in the in the opioid crisis, he made the transition to trump. my daughter met him working in the trump campaign to me he is an example of what's happening in the history. anex all over the country include shooting in california and hispanics are not going to be a reliable demographic for the democratic party if they continue to push these hard core progressive anti-family policies. so that's one group, i think black are another and there are these i think asians are a third. okay, asians, they love their families. their families are very close in family oriented. people educate is really important to them. and so these are all constituencies that have traditionally been base bedrock for the democratic party. and that those rocks are cracking. and it's it's happening because of these health freedom policies. and it's happenin