and former fbi special agents clint watts. he's also a consultant at the fbi's counter terrorism division. and an msnbc national security analyst. katie, let's start with this major victory for the doj. 22 years for enrique tarrio. no relation to danny tarrio, from a host of dense fever. this is major. >> this is a big deal. the justice department asked for the country iris. and all these so the conspiracy cases, the judge decided the sentencing should be less than what the department as for. he's done across the board. even so, this is the longest sentencing with seen. it does two things. it sends every struck message that these crimes are taken seriously by the justice department. three important, especially as we go into another election cycle. whether it could be political unrest or protest. the other thing it does, it really shows the justice department is able to prove that somebody can responsible for a crime, can responsible for getting a crime -- even if the person is not solely at the scene of the crime or is current

>> sunday on q&a, georgetown university law professor clint sloan, author of "the court at war," talks about civil rights and civil liberties cases during world war ii. in the state of the court today. >> the stain of the anti-japanese cases, which is a very deep stain, as well as the nazi saboteur case in the rush to justice in those cases. those cases have important lessons for us. one is the danger of excessive deference to the government's claims of national security. they were wildly inflated in both cases. the second, which is especially important today, is the danger and catastrophe that can result when justices are unwilling to stand up to the president who appointed them or their political patrons. that is an especially important lesson today at a time when more than any time in our history the positions of the justices correlate with the political party of the president who appointed them. >> clint sloan with his book sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on our free c-span now have. >> book tv every sunday on c-span two features

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ana. >> a lot there, thank you, stay with me as i turn to clint and get your reaction, clint. prior to his capture, he was able to get his hands on a rifle. when law enforcement moved in, he even tried to crawl away still with that rifle. we know he's killed in the past. what's your reaction to how this all concluded without a single shot fired? >> ana, the situation changed dramatically there in the final hours once he had the rifle. you're talking about a convicted murderer who's escaped, who now has a weapon, the level of danger goes much, much higher. you would have expected a very dangerous situation. what i thought was remarkable from that press conference is how they were able to build a perimeter, and use a dog, they used a dog very successfully to close in on the suspect. i think it's across the board when you look at the techniques they use, this is going to be a textbook method for closing in on a subject. they used everything from the d.e.a. mentioned with aircraft and forward looking infrared radar and then you look at the team that came from el paso, combine that

clint, that is a lot of years. what is your reaction to the sentences?es it do to their organizations? >> i think the message is very clear, don't get involved in a sedition. wow. it's a lot of years. and this is consistent with the oath keepers who got 18 years. you're looking at, you know, just a massive sentence for all of these folks. even if they have good behavior, you're talking about a decade, their life is gone and it's remarkable, i think, to when you look at some of the statements they made today, the sentence today. zachary rehl, made something to the fact that i'm tired for fighting for people that don't care about me, essentially, the phrase that he used. and i think that really speaks to the broader impacts of. this so if you just rewind from january sixth now how much the tone has changed amongst a lot of these individuals, because the real weight of these trials, and these convictions are getting with -- and i think this puts a lot of downward pressure on organizations, on, groups or organizations who want to mobilize in this way moving

. >> and, clint, so, you know, as emily says, this is day seven and dogs, drones and choppers, what is >> i imagine every day that goes by the amount of distancing the individual could possibly travel expands and therefore the perimeter expands. when the perimeter expands, it requires more resources, more technology, and you got to look for tips and leads. at the same point, it is also more difficult for this individual to continue to move when everyone is out there hunting for him. look at the resources he would need. he's got to eat, he'll have to maintain his water supply and also have to continue moving. i imagine that's what you're seeing with the law enforcement presence. they expand out that perimeter. the longer he's out, meaning now that we're at one week, the longer he's out, the more difficult it is to zero in unless you get a really solid tip or lead. so i'm sure everybody involved in this manhunt today is just hoping that the cavalcante makes some sort of mistake, trips up somewhere, and gives some sort of a signal about his whereabouts so they can converge on him and his

clint watts -- okay. we lost clint far moment here.ent down, and what we're hearing and you just reported is that it was a combination of technology, which is that thermal imaging, that look down through the trees and perhaps saw the warm outline, the heat temperature of a human being alone in the woods, and then the old-fashioned way of a dog picking up a scent and pursuing what police saw. as we see now, the vehicle has pulled up to the state police barracks in avondale, pennsylvania, and any moment now we should see the convicted mur rer, on the run for two weeks, there he is, danelo cavalcante. appears to be shirtless under that thermal blanket, being led into the police barracks, mika. >> yep. watching this in avondale, pennsylvania, this is an incredible moment for the residents of chester county, pennsylvania, who has been on edge for the past two weeks wondering how this would come to an end and if his escape would prolong and perhaps people would be brought into it hurt, perhaps even murdered. those questions legit given that

so any increase in the number of wagner mercenaries on the ground could ease the pressure on clint scripts. earlier and my colleague bryan golf, spoke to sean mc faith and experts on foreign policy and mercenary groups with the national defense university in washington dc. we asked him where the wagner group stands after precautions to the group is still intact, but it's scattered and in disarray. and the mission of troy said, is to command it, but for directly, for putting on a very short lease. and that's what the choice app is going to try to do. but what you can do is another question. so what can he do as well? the wagner group is split actually into 2 groups. there's an old guard and new guard. now the new guard, or all those ex convicts dump out a russian jails a year ago and sent to fighting ukraine as a but stalling grad. and that is, that's the easy part choice of those new. those new guard had been absorbed into the russian military. and troy shabbat is going to be there commander. and he's going to be sitting in the ministry defense as a contractor. and there's not much those g

what, what do you make of those, clint? well, if the country has been suppressing his own nation, hundreds have been kid. did in the last year on the city of killing my son. i mean, i'm many who was kids at the government. i didn't know how they are going to spend this experience with a studio stomach republic bank, a source of instability to hor, region. where does this leave relations then between the us and around and something as serious as the nuclear deal or what? nothing has changed in terms of the community. i mean, the, the, is the public is trying to make it g o rich taking the list of citizens hostage. these are the national, the best, the nationals who de 12 or 2, or i believe the democracy. they really wants to maintain their relationship with us. this is some of the apartment, they have to be more clear about how they do, but it's not making public. you cannot take the less than those as a hostage. and then in the 10 you create the right so chick country that the source of instability in the whole region versu

joining me now is clint rucker, a former prosecutor for fulton county, georgia, who worked with district attorney fony willis. now, meadows is appealing tonight this ruling, but it is significant that the judge pretty clearly and firmly knocked down a lot of the arguments that he and his attorneys were make. >> good evening, thanks for having me. you're absolutely correct in that. i believe this is a major to the defense' strategy, not only for mr. meadows but many of the other codefendants, as well. i think it was a big part of the strooj have this case removed to federal court and in very clear language judge jones has told them that that defensive strategy is not going to work. so i think we really need to -- >> yeah. absolutely. i mean, i think there's a lot more to come. judge jones also made it clear that this probably doesn't apply necessarily to the other codefendants like jeffrey clark or even donald trump. this particular ruling. but does it set the bar for those other codefendants who might try move this to federal court? >> right. right. and while judge jones was very jude, i

today we will learn to understand even more the art of the busty clint. we also learn how our compatriot iphone of design and the father of gloss alexei borodovich, the spider will replace this world. well, thanks to our correspondent daniil mushkovets. we will definitely not miss the opening of the festival in smolensk, the festival is called youth for the union state, following the tradition of thursday, and we will skim the cream of sports news together with andrei kozlov. by the way, today he started the biathlon season in sochi. in general, we are waiting for him to switch on, this will happen after eight o'clock in the morning, we will ask at the same time. how was the weather there, at least we’ll warm ourselves with the warmth of sochi and again i remind my friends that already this saturday minsk will celebrate its 950th anniversary and one of the central places. this festive celebration will be a platform near the capital's sports palace, where the traditional olympic money will be held, about this in our studio we will talk with the organizers

but clint eastwood famously spoke at the republican national convention in 2012.e had a long conversation with an empty chair. but it's surprising he would go against trump seeing as how they did two movies together back in the '70s and '80s. [ laughter ] [ applause ] i guess there must be a rift. meanwhile, the president is in india right now for a two-day "eat pray love himself" tour. [ laughter ] this is his first trip to india since taking office. and i hesitate to say he didn't do his homework but he did seem a little bit confused when he got off the plane. [ laughter ] i don't know who's advising him. but -- the indian prime minister really laid it on thick. [ laughter ] we made that up. but it's possible. [ laughter ] the indian prime minister organized a huge rally to welcome trump at the largest cricket stadium in the world. trump doesn't know much about cricket. the only cricket trump knows are the ones he hears when he asks melania if he can sleep in her room. [ laughter ] the man loves an audience and he charmed the crowd with a taste of his vast knowl

and the amazing thing is i think what exposes his stories another secret service agent, clint hill weing in 2014, nine years ago, paul landis came and said i picks up the bullet, i put it in my pocket and i later put it on a gurney as we were leaving parkland hospital. that story from landis grew in scope size and drama as he was trying to sell a book deal which he now has coming out in october. i believe the original story that he told clint hill and that's the one we should focus on. >> he also provided an account, right, closer in time to the incident that is contradicted by the version that he is sharing today. i'm not casting i hope i'm not casting aspersions on his account. i believe having watched him, that he believes what he is now saying. take me off the here and react to what i'm offering. >> no question, he is sincere and he believes it but michael we have many instances not just with the kennedy assassination but others in which individuals who were witnesses to traumatic events later read accounts or talk to other people, see documentaries, and new memories become a part

joining us to talk about it, a former fbi agent and contributor to mn nbc and nbc, clint rock.ings? other countries have been far less willing to criticize what russia has done. >> that's exactly right. we tend to think of this fight over the last two years as really europe. we've befocused on nato and the global south. others see the russian perspective because that's where a lot of their financial ties tend to reside. the other thing you see with this declaration, there have been a lot of countries hedging or playing in the middle because they have economic or military or diplomatic relations with russia and they're trying to figure out where the line is at, or they have it with china. thereparties there. they're trying to figure out what the right balance is to strike in all of these negotiations. so not that surprising to me. i understand why ukrainians are upset, but we've been focused very heavily on the data. i'm not sure we're focused on other sides of the world. >> not all are aligned with the same values and certainly this comes along the lines of questioning it. toda

. >>> and this fish is older than jack nicholson, clint eastwood and al pacino, >>> back to the chaosat oakland city hall. the police commission seems to think that mayor thao should give chief armstrong his job back. we are asking about the direction that the police department should go in. >> reporter: this oakland resident spoke before the oakland police commission on monday in support of former chief leronne armstrong and made it clear with her sweatshirt. >> it was not feeling that there was something connected with the community and having the ability to understand the personal issues. >> reporter: she reacted to the word of a new report that included the chief's appeal and said that it lacked evidence. mayor sheng thao fired armstrong after a report about a federal monitor. >> i read this document, this so-called document that falsely accused armstrong of dereliction of duty. just a layperson like myself, this was an opinion and criticism of the chief. >> reporter: the new report cannot force the chief's reinstatement but the police commission's chair said since the chief shoul

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and lillian fan who's my director of events spent six years with me at clint reilly companies before moving to michael minute as their director of events. and we have a presentation. if we're interested. come back here. and use the arrows to walk. you know, more or less. this first slide is telling you what i just told you, um, although we do have you can see the capacity there so we can do up to 1072 people. that's when we combine all three spaces, you know, quite frankly, that's a rarity. the 2 72 concentrated for a public event. is also, you know, quite frankly, um not gonna happen a whole lot if you go into the public space currently which is already open, you'll notice there's somewhere between 2030 to 40 people there having lunch potentially on a daily basis, and we're hoping to increase that, um, for i mean, honestly, not really for financial gain just to bring activity to where we are and to bring some vivacity to the neighborhood. okay so you can you know you can see here. it's pretty much what i already said. so i'm going to go to who were already working with. so you know,

and clint admitted the affair. together, in bed, all night the night her husband was murdered. kelly baker, meanwhile, told her step daughter, betty, what it was like to get what felt to her like the third degree. >> she was like, "they almost treated me like a suspect." she was like, "i guess that's normal though, 'cause i'm the -- like, was almost an ex-wife, and i had left." >> reporter: betty's head was in a haze during those first few days after her father's death. and desperate to have something to remember him by, she asked if she could have her dad's harley. and so it was a shock when her stepmom told her it was gone. >> she said that he sold it and that it's not in her hands. she knew nothing about the sale, essentially is what she told me. >> reporter: and that was the last of it? >> yes. yup. >> reporter: odd. why would he sell his prized bike? and then, just as the detectives were starting to dig into that puzzle, what do you know? five days after randy baker was murdered, somebody found his missing pon

downsize, it's embassy stuff. diplomatic spect, triggered, triggered by the canadian prime ministers, clint india, was involved in the killing of a canadian claims justin. true though, as not backing down from as i said on monday. so there are credible reasons to believe that agents of the government of india were involved in the killing of a canadian on canadian soil. welcome to the day. it's good to have you with us. the clock is ticking for poland to provide answers over allegations and illegally handed out the visas for cash to people seeking to enter the free movement shannon zone. the european commission has given warsaw a week and a half to provide clarification of the brian bri accusations. the polish government notoriously tough online gratian is trying to downplay the scandal. it claims 7 people have been detained over what they call a scheme to sell several 100. these us, the polish opposition says the real finger can be around $250000.00. ladies and gentlemen, it is reading could unity that we looked at further information coming to lights in connection with these, this kind of

. >> reporter: clint hill the secret service agent who climbed on the back of the limo after kennedyas shot questions land dis' story. >> why do you have doubts about his account? >> because if you check all the evidence, the statements, things that happened, they don't line up it doesn't make any sense to me that he's trying to put it on the president's gurney. >> reporter: but land dis who was not available for an interview with nbc news tells the times he makes mistakes in his initial reports and he's been afraid to share his true story until now. >> thank you. >>> still to come, history on a court. see how djokovic celebrated his 24th grand slam title. e how novc celebrated his 24th grand slam title. i'm feeling better. cough? congestion? all in one and done with new mucinex kickstart. ah! hated that. headache? better. ah! fever? body pain? better now. aaaaah! new mucinex kickstart gives all in one and done relief with a morning jolt of instant cooling sensation. it's not cold and flu season. it's comeback season. [ "am:pm" by notd begins. ] it's not cold and flu season. when you

workers are striking at clints at gilroy and brentwood as well. the union voted to strike asking for better staffing levels and working conditions. the company has cancelled six bargaining sessions leading up to the strike. >> what we want is to be inside of our clinics taking care of our patients. we want safer conditions, good ratios. just last week i was 8-1 ratio, and i'm supposed to be 4-1 ratio. every day these businesses run, they're picking profits over statements. >> it the strike is now set to last two days. >>> we are just under a week away from a potential government shutdown. the deadline to reach a deal to fund the government is october 1st, which is already this sunday. house speaker kevin mccarthy is having a tough time getting far right members of his own party on board. they're asking for steep spending cuts. then even if the house reaches an agreement, that deal has to get through the democrat-controlled senate, and if the government does shut down, it will primarily affect federal workers, including the military. they face the

. >> reporter: clint hill the secret service agent who climbed on the back of the limo after kennedy story. why do you have doubts about his account? >> because if you check all the evidence, the statements, things that happened, they don't line up. it doesn't make any sense to me that he's trying to put it on the president's gurney. >> reporter: but landis, who was not available for an interview with nbc news, tells "the times" he made mistakes in his initial reports. he says he has been afraid to share his true story until now. kate? >> liz kreutz, thank you. >>> we are back in a moment with the future of school safety. moment with the future of school safety. how so ♪♪ me when you have chronic kidney disease... there are places you'd like to be. like here. and here. not so much here. if you have chronic kidney disease, farxiga can help you keep living life. ♪ farxiga ♪ and farxiga reduces the risk of kidney failure, which can lead to dialysis. farxiga can cause serious side effects including dehydration, urinary tract or genital yeast infections in women and men, and low blood sug

so, now the situation is under the control of the defense forces of ukraine , the advance continues clintcontinue along to the left flank for this in the direction of reeding p oleksandr belarus and nuclear warheads up kyrylo budanov has already announced officially, that is, we are not revealing any secrets about the fact that the first nuclear warheads were delivered there, but it seems that the belarusian military does not know how to work with all of that and the consequences of these results are not the consequences of their training, and their attempts to do something are not too successful. for belarus , this should mean nothing. this is just a maneuver for intimidation. can they really continue working in that direction? the belarusians are alive with some kind of additional forces. it is possible to throw someone there actually as part of the training. well, if they throw someone there, it will not help them with nuclear weapons in any way. in order to store nuclear weapons, appropriate facilities are needed for very such unique conditions and in fact on the territory of belarus

at first they scored such a narrow clint, it was there 2-3 km wide.be four there at the most, now it has already expanded, it is already about 20 km wide and more than 20 deep there km, he has already entered, that is, i am expanding it now, now they are buying the opportunity to strike from the flanks, and our ukrainian artillery takes a direct part in this. this place they released pavel, have you already seen the article that appeared today in zenirok times? and have you seen about kostyantynivka? well, then i will briefly talk about it today and it coincided so well . about the fact that there was allegedly a detailed reasoned investigation into the events of september 6 in kostyantynivka, when a russian rocket flew into the market there , 16 people were killed, let me remind you , about fifty were injured. they claim that it was not a russian missile, that it was a ukrainian missile that was fired from the buka air defense system, that it all flew from a friend, my question is not that it was so, we have our opinion and the ukrainian headquarters

level of experience and also the political sort of climate in which they've come to those jobs. >> clintences. they didn't get anywhere near the sentences the prosecutors wanted. ten years, 12 years, 18 years of federal time, this is real prison time. what do you make of it? do you think it acts as a deterrent and as somebody who spent a lot of time thinking about counterterrorism and the sort of terrorist extremist violence we face in this country, in a country that doesn't have a domestic terrorism act, you could look at these convictions as pretty impressive. >> yeah, ali. those are some heavy sentences. i think it will have significant downward pressure on any organized group. if you are someone who has something to lose and you're thinking about going to an insurrection or showing up at a point in time related to these upcoming trials, i have a feel you're probably sitting at home tweeting or posting on some sort of social media application. you're not showing up in person. i can see in terms of the online environment the last two years there are far fewer people mobilizing groups l

and the officials around him as we just had in the clint saying that the evict describing is how this revolution, because they say the new a new lease announced military ruler. general bruce gamma is a cousin of the just the phase president ali ali phone go now are the phone guy and his father between the move the country for more than the last 50 years on the which they were widely criticized for in spite of the bones being one of the richest countries in africa is g d, p per capita is as high as the 5th uh, wealthiest country by that measure in the confidence after they were criticized so not distributing exhaust well mostly from oil, also from manganese mining. and we know that using the ceiling ally production, because about instead of getting these people about 2300000 people, the benefit of them in extreme poverty, deep on that family was criticized for or keys, but some of stealing last amounts of money, spending it in on the portfolio of properties in the us on the you'll see a union awesome paying for it with cash. now these events, the last couple of days, a key that took pl

the need to move them from a part of the south china sea where there are overlapping territorial. clint china says it has sovereignty, writes to most of the area, but the waters of border, many of the in countries, and they can test beijing's claims. this is where of the nation. so joining forces for the 1st ever block of schools, if nibble as a size, it comes at the time of rising tensions, is badging over china's claim to most of the south china sea in china is non dash line claim. and the saw china is the house costs $10.00, stand off with countries like that now melisha per night, and the philippines, lodging us loud on any little button there that a very some one to go to. that is the global spotlight is on the south china sea due to its abundant natural resources. silas dudley's, how many nations to a 3rd territorial claims in the area by our visa monk, blame relay. what id like enough about the, the, the indian easiest prime, a huge active in its dealings with these nations is to maintain a neutral stance that i give them a sync up and about. but while the exercises are entirely

the ones boss, clint pull city, now lies in ruins. and all day the hospitals are struggling to function, dr. se there's still receiving an influx of critical patients from that, not the middle of the, of the team due to the damage and during the hospital, some cases couldn't be treated, especially the critical cases with chronic diseases in need of the intensive care unit. then now here in, in stable condition swayed, has slowly begun to reach the effective areas of the east, but it is not enough. the world food program says it needs $6000000.00 to help the 10s of thousands of people in need. i'll just the estimate as some of some of the reports from that. now, that's a large team. i mean one of the areas most affected by the storm, which has cost so much destruction across the city. up there now, as the camera pans, you can see this area which was once packed with roads and residential buildings, is now completely gutted by the floods. everything was leveled to the ground then washed away to the sea. this is the 7th day after the dis

today, everyone will learn to understand the art of a thick clint even more. we will also learn how our compatriot is an icon of design and father, a glance with alexey broddovich helped change this world. well, thanks to our correspondent daniil mushkovets. we will definitely not miss the opening of the festival in smolensk, the festival is called youth for the union state. and according to the tradition of thursday, we will skim the creamiest cream from sports news together with andrey kozl. by the way, today he started the biathlon season in sochi. but with andrey, we will definitely install a tele-brain. yes, biathlon in sochi is really amazing. it is not clear what to expect from this teleconference. there we will be warm from him or it's still cold, because there should be snow. well, we'll figure it out soon. and again , we remind all our viewers that this saturday minsk will celebrate its 950th anniversary. one of the central places for celebrating the celebrations will be the site near the capital 's sports palace. where the olympic money will be held

it is not just his age, clint eastwood just celebrated his 93rd birthday and other americans in their look sprie. he is feeble and over his skis in terms of mental capacity and he can't finish a sentence, let alone second term as president. >> emily: the sidekick to obamas something they crafted, the mask came off and we are seeing him for who he is. talk about the economy, that is partiless, it doesn't matter what party you are with the pump, at the grocery store, when you get your paycheck and it is worth less and of course -- >> it has gotten to the point it is pointless asking republicans how they feel about economy. only 7% admit it has gotten better. people no longer tell us how they feel about the economy, they are talking about how they feel about the president. >> cheryl: it is not how they feel, it is the numbers. new "wall street journal" poll, they are not happy about bidenomics. yesterday he gave a labor day speech talking about bidenomics, come up with a new catch phrase. there was huge republican report put together in july by republicans, under president biden since he

it is run by a wonderful couple, gini and clint. their employees for the most part are high school students. they were a desert, a food desert. they are the only ones with fresh food products and fresh meats as well. without their help, this community would have no grocery store. when i visited them, they shared with me their challenges. inflation is raising prices and swipe fees are eating away at their profits. they're paying more in swipe fees than they do for utilities or employee health care. back in kansas, we have a saying -- pigs get fat, hogs get slaughtered. madam president, visa and mastercard have gotten hoggish on the back of hardworking americans. i understand my colleagues from the great state of illinois and vermont and i have bull's eyes on our backs and those that support this legislation is being attacked by misleading odes. but i guess that -- by misleading ads. but i guess that means we're over the target. when we have legislation that will benefit every single person in vermont, illinois, kansas, every american

join meeting is her attorney, presley mill inwhat is your clint of assertion of possible racial gendertling special experience that so manies to have triggered an investigation? ? well, laura, first of all, thank you for having me. i think first is first. what i need to say is that, in an ideal world, my client would be here herself talking to you. the problem we have is that our concern is that if she were to make another public statement, including a public statement on your show, there's a real potential that there could be even a further investigation based on what she said on her. so it's necessary instead for me to substitute for her. she made some comments that are in my view very measured. they're on matters of public concern. they concerned an issue that has been boiling in this court for a long time. which is the very small number of advocates who come before the court who are foam and from a minority background. she was asked questions. she talked about it. and somehow, this has triggered an investigation, a formal investigation, by the state judicial standards commission, i

clint eastwood, william shoot fertilizer, steve doocy. kudos to the dens for admitting it and not to put your eggs in one casket. >> it's no longer if he's out for 2024, it's when. give him the gold watch and show him out. he might mistake for a bribe and ask what ukrainian prosecutor he needs to fire. vegas is smart, they'll start taking bets from viewers on what month he'll drop out; right? joe? >> oh, no, no. i'm not going anywhere, man. and nobody's going to do anything about it. you know why; right? because i'm holding a little something. it's called insurance. that's right, you think i got low numbers, take a look at harris poll. laugh it up laughy cathy. greg: welcome tonight's guests, he's the only jim i go to when i need to work out. walleye median and co--- kansas city chiefs median and cohost for the jim jordan show. at first you're infatuated then astructure and supportuated. former -- assassinated, mike baker. greg. the slogan for obama, can you believe this guy. can ya? you people suck. i hate it when that happens. it's hard

. >> harris: wow, clint eastwood. not out of my cold, dead hand.politics, i'm against it, i am for sovereignty of the people. if they want to vote against nancy pelosi, vote against her. 78, 74, up to the people. if you want to get rid of biden, get rid of biden. >> harris: that requires legitimate person who can do the job is able to debate that person and real alternative to person you are talking about. it wasn't representative tim ryan. >> ari: you are creating a world when other people are smart enough to know where to draw line. it should be 78. what about the articulate guy at 75? we'll make exception for him. no, should be up to the people, not one limit. >> harris: emily. >> emily: i love the answers, it is common sense, that is what we're missing in sound bite from officials. hartley did an amazing job. i love what you are saying, shame on the establishment for not giving us better choices, shame on them for acting like it issin foo, trying to gas light us who have legitimate questions about acuity. who do you serve? none of the people se

production or themes, uh since we are the old man clint of our uh eastwood, one of the main themes ofectly, he does not look back at what is around. he'll probably cross over to american hero. uh, yes, uh, and in this sense, if we take the plot of, say, this picture and not only the plot twist, but also the aesthetics in many ways. on my sight. this is absolutely the aesthetics of an american western, that is, a hero for a reason unknown to us. this, by the way, is also a problem. here's how much i review. why is he suddenly so tormented? well, that is, he is a repeat offender. yeah crisis age dubious hero gets out of jail, you know? you can’t live like that, money is money, there will be a thigh, uh, trying to arrange it first. that is, in which i am used to it , it does not work out further. this longing of the soul leads to repentance and death. if i remember the film granturino, for example, yes. grantorino, when the hero ends up, right? as a result, a person, yes, means and thereby. eh, actually in this case, shukshin’s hero finds his place among the birch trees of his loved ones

dicaprio starred in the role of this fbi director in the biographical film jay edgar , directed by clintlet the whites belov 200. the script by andrei konchalovsky and friedrich greenshtein , called the basmachi, did not suit the studio, in the end both the scriptwriters and the director changed, and this famous film turned out. the white sun of the desert further, its pulp does not change color when cut, does not darken when dried, and in the middle urals it is called belivik. but, apparently, a porcini mushroom. yes, that's right. white bilo 600 is a group of three islands discovered by frittif nansen in the northeast of the earth. franz joseph is soldered. in a single whole, the name is given in ever-milds . it is quite logical. white earth white white 800 this anarchist oscar white called the snow-white christ from russia kropotkin right on the sun is over 200 in 1905, the american george ellary hale installed his observatory. the first such specialized device began studying the nature of sunspots. well, i don’t know if it’s called something special, well, let’s assume that this is a

clint eastwood is in his 90s and still doing movies, producing, directing. acting. it's not age.etency. when a person is being paid by taxpayers, it's a little different than if they're in the private sector. we're paying for their salaries. we need to pay for someone that can function in the job. i don't care whether they're democrats or republicans. they need to show up for work and put in a full day. >> gillian: tomi, what do you think about nikki haley floating an acuity test for presidential candidates at least? >> i don't think that that should be necessary quite honestly. i have a little more faith in the american voter that we would need something like that. i do think there's an interesting question surrounding term limits. it's selfish for some of these leaders, the senators, the representatives that believe in taking their seats to the gray. it's not just mitch mcconnell or joe biden. it's senator dianne feinstein. john fetterman is another one what's age is not an issue but his ability to perform. it's selfish that these people take these sold -- seats and hold on to

and get kind of clint and don't get that kind of clint eastwood figure, do you?thoritarian? well, yeah. and culture has well, yeah. and our culture has his centre . if you his own moral centre. if you look culture, it look at our culture, it struggles to differentiate between violence and between necessary violence and destructive violence. take the recent incident with the police handing because handing in their guns because the culture respect the the culture doesn't respect the fact need to sometimes the culture doesn't respect the fact them. need to sometimes the culture doesn't respect the fact them. we need to sometimes the culture doesn't respect the fact them. we sawi to sometimes the culture doesn't respect the fact them. we sawi to same imes the culture doesn't respect the fact them. we sawi to same with use them. we saw the same with daniel penny. in america, we see the the police. the same with defund the police. so masculinity. so we don't respect masculinity. we it in this we don't understand it in this culture and the other culture anymore. and the

clint said, "great, how'd you like to be ambassador to the united nations?"o these are not the usual qualifications one would think that you would have for ambassador to the united nations. yet that was actually a job he enjoyed more than almost any of the others. >> yeah, and certainly when you talk about people taken too soon, his own memoir, the banner was "between worlds." he proved he could find common ground. something so many countries, including the united states, could use a lot more of. why do you think he was respected also in the united states? >> well, i think for that. and it was interesting. he was not native to new mexico. but moved there thinking with his hispanic background, he might actually be a more viable political candidate there. remember, he had grown up on the east coast. he went to a private school in concord, massachusetts. graduated from the tufts school of law and diplomacy. and then moved to new mexico. and makes his way up to becoming governor with sort of overwhelming re-election numbers. what is interesting is, it didn't real