this man is a coward and as a coward he cannot respect those better than him. my grandfather fought in world war one at 17 years old. he was not a sucker. he was not anything that donald trump could hope to be. donald trump is a coward. my entire family's civil war experience to this very day is because we love this country. i swear to you, someone in the chain of command pull that man aside and recalibrate him. he has revealed himself. the only way we can resolve this as in the armed forces is he must be relieved of his command. in 60 days he must be relieved of his office. he is a drunk man with an ak-47. he is the person we look for to see whether they are endangering our troops. >> i want to play donald trump today. he called this reporting a hoax and did so in a specific way. this is not a tape. this is from today. >> it is a hoax just like the fake dossier was a hoax. just like the russia-russia was a hoax. just like so many things, it is a hoax. you will hear more of these totally unrelated as we get closer and closer to election. >> you can't believe ev

prisons children are in our staunchest the presence of the country the president is a coward etc and for months there were posts like this one just so what would you do in my place in the midst of a with you all here yeah that's what i did i sure that i'm not a coward and i'm not a frame people in the. one person in the. historial of the month but what about the soul and why for some recalled of games there were other theories to catch as well as what i well here's how it happened i mean yes this i have a task force center here at this independence palace. yeah the usual and i can see everything going to not wanting it means all cameras that are controlled by militants. scummy with that runs the troops during this period if that you will go we have many command centers like this one facility by law enforcement have them and the president asked them to commander in chief is the main wall i was watching the developments in balad i could see everything to nanjing they will remember that they rushed towards going to penzance palace the city we had that scenario and that without question

green uniforms and black balaclavas surrounded the protesters, who responded with chants of "only cowardsnti—government protest in the belarussian anti—government protest in the bela russian capital, anti—government protest in the belarussian capital, minsk. 2000 women marching against president lukashenko against the allegedly rigged election that he claims to have one legitimately six weeks ago. "people united will never be defeated" they child. and then... the men in balaclava ‘s arrival. men from the government, taking away its own people. " shame, let them free," shouted these women. 0thers shouted "0nly cowards beat women". police wouldn't say how many were detained but one local human rights groups claims it was 300, including this 73—year—old great—grandmother, nina, a regular opposition activists and now an icon for this protest movement. she was taken toa protest movement. she was taken to a police station and later released. so too many others, because the police are simply didn't have enough vans to take them away. a sign that the authorities‘ crack down is having little effec

others shouted "only cowards beat women".hts groups claims it was 300, including this 73—year—old great—grandmother, nina bahinskaya, a regular opposition activists and now an icon for this protest movement. she was taken to a police station and later released. so too many others, because the police simply didn't have enough vans to take them away. a sign that the authorities' crackdown is having little effect, with more protest planned for sunday. the sixth consecutive weekend. paul hawkins, bbc news. a us—imposed deadline hasjust passed which said all un economic sanctions should be re—imposed on iran because it's breaching the nuclear deal it signed in 2015. president trump tore up the nuclear accord two years ago, but the us says it can still trigger a clause that would re—establish sanctions. other signatories to the deal, including britain, france and germany, dispute this. they want to keep the agreement intact, and haven't agreed to reinstate the sanctions. the slovenian cyclist tadej pogacar is to be crowned the tour

green uniforms and black balaclavas surrounded the protesters, who responded with chants of "only cowardstest in the belarusian capital minsk. 2,000 women marching against president lukashenko against the allegedly rigged election which he claims to have one legitimately six weeks ago. all chant. "people united will never be defeated", they chant. and then... screaming. ..the men in balaclavas arrived. men from the government, taking away its own people. "shame! let them free!" shouted these women, trying to stop their fellow demonstrators being dragged away. 0thers shouted "0nly cowards beat women!" the police wouldn't say how many were detained, but one local human rights groups claims it was 300, including this 73—year—old great—grandmother, nina bahinskaya, a regular opposition activist and now an icon for this protest movement. she was taken to a police station and later released. so, too, many others, because the police simply didn't have enough vans to take them away — a sign that the authorities' crackdown is having little effect, with more protest planned for sunday, the sixth co

he calls people cowards when he himself is the coward. he doesn't understand honor and duty and loyalty because he himself has never displayed those types of actions himself in his own personal conduct. it is shameful that he is the commander in chief of this military and it is shameful that he continues to not safeguard our military the way he's supposed to. >> there's also a stunning revelation from the president to woodward, saying, "i have built a nuclear -- a weapons system that nobody's ever had in this country before." this is in the context of talking about going up against kim jong up. kim jong up. he seems to be revealing something that's classified, because woodward talked to sources in the military who said they could not discuss that at all but did confirm there is a nuclear system. >> he continues to reveal classified information. everything from information that we receive from our allies, israel, that he revealed to russian leaders when he brought them into the oval office, while keeping the american press out. he has cont

others shouted "only cowards beat women".s groups claims it was 300, including this 73—year—old great—grandmother, nina bahinskaya, a regular opposition activists and now an icon for this protest movement. she was taken to a police station and later released. so too many others, because the police simply didn't have enough vans to take them away. a sign that the authorities' crackdown is having little effect, with more protest planned for sunday. the sixth consecutive weekend. paul hawkins, bbc news. the slovenian cyclist tadej pogacar is to be crowned the tour de france champion on sunday, following a remarkable turnaround on the penultimate day of the race. he overhauled the favourite, his compatriot primoz roglich, who had been leading by almost a minute. nick parrott reports. it's been described as one of the greatest rides in the history of the tour de france. this was tadej pogacar‘s debut in the race. primoz roglic is the reigning champion of the tour of spain — it was youth against experience. a 57—second gap at the s

i would prove that i'm still here that's what i did i showed that i'm not a coward and i'm not afraid as i was is that a message to bella reuss or to the broader world. but without external pressure we would have resolve these issues long ago. mr lucas shanku how is it possible that bellerose which is always been famous for its 18 months is now in a situation when these developments are run by telegram channels as you say from abroad it means you have given up this space to somebody else how did that happen. everything is globalized and connected internationally if you think that rich russia can handle it you are wrong i talk to many presidents to my senior friend i called my elder brother putin and i warned him you just can't beat it how do you even oppose a telegram channel can you brockett no one can not even the inventors of the world wide web the americans i'm sure you've seen what's going on over in the us telegram channels are playing a major role there as well but this entire business sits there doing they started it a long time ago it wasn't russia rebel ruse that initiated i

i would prove that i'm still here that's what i did i showed that i'm not a coward and i'm not afraid as i was is that a message the belly loose or to the broader world. but without the external pressure we would have resolve these issues long ago. mr luker how is it possible that bellerose which is always been famous for its 18 months is now in a situation when these developments are run by telegram channels as you say from abroad it means you have given up this space to somebody else how did that happen. everything is globalized and connected internationally if you think that rich russia can handle it you are wrong i talk to many presidents to my senior friend i called him my elder brother putin and i warned him you just can't beat it how do you even oppose a telegram channel can you brockett no one can not even the inventors of the world wide web the americans i'm sure you've seen what's going on over in the us telegram channels are playing a major role there as well but this entire business sits there doing they started it a long time ago it wasn't russia rebel or routes that init

i would prove that i'm still here that's what i did i showed that i'm not a coward and i'm not afraid as i was is that a message the belly loose or to the broader world. but without external pressure we would have resolve these issues long ago. mr lucas shanku how is it possible that bellerose which has always been famous for its 18 months is now in a situation when these developments are run by telegram channels as you say from abroad it means you have given up this space to somebody else how did that happen. everything is globalized and connected internationally if you think that rich russia can handle it you are wrong i talk to many presidents to my senior friend i called my elder brother putin and i warned him you just can't beat it how do you even oppose a telegram channel can you block it no one can not even the inventors of the world wide web the americans i'm sure you've seen what's going on over in the u.s. telegram channels are playing a major role there as well but this entire business sits there doing they started it a long time ago it wasn't russia rebel ruse that initiat

only cowards beat women shout hundreds of women as they faced down the police but those already snow longer want to let this weekly march go ahead unchallenged. police barely seem to hesitate as they pack women into their trucks even 73 year olds enough but he was briefly detained her defiance of the authorities has made her an i can know if these protests overwhelmingly led by women. it was scary at the beginning but then you get used to that what can you do you know i'm more scared about living with the feeling that i did nothing when all this was happening in my country. the crackdown is getting harsher by the day and there's still little sign the riot police are deserving president alexander lukashenko who demonstrators say rigged the august 9th presidential election. well but looking over what is democracy it's been the majority has voted for the president you know. you know nobody voted for him. women taking part in opposition rallies now not only have to fear for their safety but also that of their children must already have been threatening to remove children from protester p

the surveillance footage shows that perpetrator opening fire on cops and running away like a coward. both officers were shot and both remain in critical condition. one of the l.a. deputies a 31-year-old mother shot in the jaw but look at this. she is seen rendering aid to her 24-year-old partner shot in the head. this comes after months and months of anti-police protests that the democrats denied in los angeles and months of anti-police rhetoric from liberal democrats across the country. with their anti-police budget to slash the lapd funding by $150 million. kamala harris praised that cut. more on that coming up. along with the sickening footage of anti-police protestors blocking the emergency room entrance and exit to the hospital where these two officers are in critical condition. they were chanting, we hope they f-ing die. we have the tape. joining us now with the latest from the hospital where the deputies are being treated is bill. what is the latest with these office officers? >> sean, good evening. i have good news. both officers those deputies are in stable condition tonight

only cowards beat women shout hundreds of women as they faced down the police but the thirty's no longer want to let this weekly march go ahead unchallenged. police barely seem to hesitate as they pack women into the trucks even 73 year olds nina was briefly detained her defiance of the authorities has made her an icon of these protest overwhelmingly led by women. michelle accounts that it was scary at the beginning but then you get used to it what can you do and i'm more scared about living with the feeling that i'd have nothing when all this was happening in my country. the crackdown is getting harsher by the day and there's still little sign the riot police are deserving president alexander lukashenko demonstrators say rigged the august 9th presidential election. but we're looking over at what is democracy it's been the majority has voted for the president you know. you know nobody voted for him. women taking part in opposition rallies now not only have to fear for their safety but also that of their children by thirty's has been threatening to remove sjodin from protester parents the

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you better get your ass up and stop being a god dammed coward. all right. good night.s going on, everybody?oing welcome to "the daily social distancing show. i'm trevor noah. today is tuesday, the 15th of september, and here's your quarantine tip of the day -- as your kids go back to school, please make sure that they're teachers are covering the subjects that they need to know now more than ever -- reading, writing and, most importantly, punching people for paper towels. you can't get paper towels right now! anyway, on tonight's show, scientists have found a backup planet. michael che and roy wood, jr. get back into sports, and donald trump has solved climate change. so let's do this, people, welcome to "the daily social distancing show. >> from trevor noah's couch in new york city to your couch somewhere in the world, this is "the daily social distancing show. with trevor noah. >> trevor: let's kick things off with outer space. it's the reason people who aren't perverts have telescopes. for years, scientists have been asking if there is life on mars, but

is what a coward does ♪ i suppose maybe i always was but i'm sick of it ♪ i've had enough and now i'm long at that stonehenge look quick is it something ♪ you missed look in to that smoldering ♪ building's bombed out fog until it finally lifts look up ♪ at that big wave look down at your ♪ other brother's grave look hard for a harder something ♪ to sacrifice that's what it takes ♪ that's what it takes that's what it takes ♪ that's what it takes that's what it takes ♪ ♪ ♪ look up at that everest look down in that mariana trench ♪ look now as the crumbling 405 falls down ♪ oh when the big one hits look out for the plainclothes ♪ speak soft what the wiretap knows ♪ look out on that ever-widening money trail ♪ and where it goes where does it go? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> stephen: bright eyes, everybody. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ >> stephen: stick around for more james corden, but first, let's say good night with some music from jon batiste and stay human. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ht) ( cheering ) >> rise and shine, sleeping beauty.

i call him the coward-in-chief. he is a man who does not value courage because he himself is a coward. he is a man who does not value loyalty because he himself shows no loyalty to others. he is a man who continues to call our troops terrible things. he called our war dead losers and suckers for having laid down their lives in defense of our nation. this man is not fit to be commander-in-chief for another four minutes let alone another four years. >> bob woodward also in his new book reports that former u.s. defense secretary retired general jim mattis said president trump was in his words dangerous, unfit, and lacked a moral compass. he also writes that the former director of national intelligence dan coats believed russia actually had something on the president. how concerning are these revelations in this book, revelations from top trump administration officials? >> deeply concerning but i've often wondered myself, wolf, what vladimir putin has on donald trump. why is it that he would take putin's word? why is it

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you damn coward. all of this, that the trees shook with washington swearing. anyway, washington leaves him of command and personally charges in riding a potential a potential retreat. this basically stops and he sort of challenges to washington, a sort of political side to him also. lee is going to actually demand a court-martial saying that his honor has been infringed on. he's been insulted by washington. but the court-martial finds in washington's favor, finds against lee. so lee starts publishing all sort of pamphlets how he's been wronged. he actually challenges a woman to a duel. in jest, he says she got the color of his pants correct me if i'm wrong, therefore, what else did she get wrong? there ultimately is a real duel to defend washington. but washington is fervently opposed to this. but it's basically the end to charles lee. and it's basically the end of any sort of push against washington. and they began to arrive under general dechambeau. and is this going to aid the continental army immensely. not just men, but equipment, training. meanwhile, phi

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that is a citizen who i believe seems to be a coward because i have challenged him to debate with me now that he's no longer a judge he could debate with me but he won't and i do not think globo will have the guts to support him. but if he is it is not a problem at all. the amazon must remain a problem for the brazilian society. and does not need to have squatters or invaders. instead of cattle breeders and soybean pharmacy. like the amazon needs to be occupied by research as anthropologists and scientists like to study its products and animals. and all the pharmacological welfare has. as well as its potential to feed all society. is extraordinary for mankind and brazil needs to have the obligations. the moral and ethical commitment. to preserve the honesty and in order to provide balance to planet earth. this isn't the responsibility of the both government. which has destroyed the entire surveillance system. that even the director of the agency that money to deforestation with spatial imaging was dismissed. why why are you now they are blaming the indigenous people in the small farm

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i think donald trump is a coward. don't think donald trump is really to do things that will sacrifice himself, but he'll sacrifice other people. he'll send other people out to do violent things. what's the most basic thing a president is supposed to do? protect the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic. well, in 2016, he was saying, russia, can you hear me? now he's asking for the proud boys. he's literally inviting foreign and domestic enemies in the united states to destroy this country. and you have to remember, donald trump doesn't care if america gets the story. all he cares about is if he stays in power. so i slauaw last night as the beginning of a very dangerous salvo. we saw it in virginia, where we saw right-wing groups trying to intimidate people voting. that's what we see continuing. that's the danger of what we see right now. >> matt miller, i see it the same way, as our friends claire and jason johnson do. i want to sort of empty my notebook and tell you my understanding of how the trump

. >> when i'm looking at that tv camera, that person is a coward. >> reporter: is prayer heals theirs say strength will overcome the harmon hate out there doors. >> we will not cower, we will not hide, we will not fear. >>> the latest over data from the state shows new cases of coronavirus are slightly above the 14 day average. 3600 and cases reported from yesterday. the two week moving average is about 3400. there have been almost 770,000 cases of covid-19 since the start of the pandemic. there were 91 new deaths reported yesterday. the death toll statewide is now approaching 15,000. >>> san francisco is hoping to move from the states read tier the less restrictive orange tier in the coming weeks. that would allow limited and were 90. the mayor says virus rates are low enough the city can begin planning its next steps. that of the golden gate restaurant association says restaurants and staff are learning to adapt. >> you got the takeout delivery, then the outdoor dining, if you can do that, then you add the incremental indoor dining. instead, my numbers are like 45 to 50% of normal,

>> so someone on twitter called me a coward, actually for not doing that, but -- and maybe i am. i don't know. i was 23. i'm not excusing that, but i think for me i have so much respect for my colleagues and for the agency, that's really not the right thing to do. that really wasn't the right time to do it. i don't feel remorse -- regret about the decision i made not to sort of out it, but i know people will disagree with me. what we were the most concerned about, about the chart was now all of those people we were looking for, the whole world knew we were looking for them, to include them. that's where we were upset. great, now they're all going to go underground, we're going to lose all our intelligence sources, we won't be able to perhaps stop future attacks. so i think in the immediate, that's what we were the most upset about. >> it's almost impossible in 2020 to, with any kind of, you know, honor, to go back to 2003 and say you should have done something different. it seems ridiculous at this point. i didn't want to come across -- someone calling you a coward certainly can'

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why i think he's a coward i mean at the end of the day all of this nonsense about him staying on after he's defeated is a bunch of nonsense and so you don't have this sort of overcompensation of bullying in all of this blustering and this bella casa de if you're sort of a stand up sort of a guy so he'll get defeated he'll be a 1000000 aided and he will leave unceremoniously but he is certainly leaving the white house you know the secret service and the marines have already talked about who's going to be the one peeling a matter of the air if he if he if he begins a process of resistance willy's say it was rigged well he's already saying that it's rigged last so i yes of course if he wins it's not rigged and if the other guy wins it's rigged he was saying a 3 or 4 days prior to the 2016 campaign that it was rigged and he's saying right now on his twitter feed that this is rigged and the only way that he could lose this election is if it's rigged so course he's going to say that. and he and biden are going to debate the 29th in cleveland what do you expect from that. well i think the vic

seeing this was so coos did being in the top flight but 10 minutes later at the other end and a silver coward in the allies to plight to fill this times but for the french 11 against a newly promoted side was disappointing while their opponents were so far. coupled could be tough but that's basically my emotional state 23. 4400 fans were allowed in to see the long berlin kick off their campaign against algeria . looking forward to seeing much closer back in the bundesliga after a year after easter but. came on as a sub with 20 minutes left and immediately made his presence felt. the score for knowing was my biggest greater problems far from the only goal in the game. conceding 3 so. the 1st of those concessions came kurt. but it was 5 minutes before half time. i heard 2nd was headed in by me because i called it should be 80 seconds minutes. before they have made it $31.00 in the final minute so bring returned to the bundesliga for a much closer i. place enough sounds and prayer in attendance in brain that but it just wasn't the same atmosphere. it's weird when you miss your friends and all th

$1000000.00 millionaires don't sure vote military they use the military and as far as trump goes he was a coward when it was his time to go and show his patriotism he went to the bunker and failed miserably and i don't know why people don't see their side of this guy when they're go and get stuff he skips town apparently bone spurs run in the family and jesse every time i see you i say thank you for your service and every time i meet a vietnam vet to this day i still say welcome home so all of this is is pretty unseemly and then on the heels of this atlantica exposé comes bob woodward's book is it possible that president trump may have just flunked the i.q. test who in their right mind of either party would submit to 18 interviews by bob woodward. well you got to remember this i heard him talk live reading from something the other day and i learned we have a new park in america called yoshi might you said you know she hides in the head of yosemite and he's rounded yet he's frickin reading act and he says you know smite 3 times i turn to my wife i go you know smite you mean in fact eyes name was