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brian cox!you, stephen. >> stephen: i said this during a commercial break that i'm a fan, i really enjoy your work, but what you've never done before is that you've never directed a film before, you just type your directorial debut. what was the film? >> horrible. the film was great. i was confused. it's very hard because i also acted in it as well as directing and i don't like watching myself as an actor, i never have liked watching myself so i have my wife standing by to watch me when i was supposedly directing myself so that she could keep me -- but the other thing that's really difficult for me is i've always hated film sets because, when i started doing movies 200 years ago, i used to hang around the film set and see what was going on and it was like a bunch of headless chickens, you know. everybody was confused and everybody was running around and i thought oh god. so it was like a punishment for me to be directing because i had to be on the film set. normally as an actor i like to be in m

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then former california republican congressman christopher cox will talk about his book woodrow wilsonthe light withdrawn and other current events. c-span's "washington journal", join in the conversation live at 7:00 eastern monday morning on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> more now from the c-span archives of former president jimmy carter who has died at age 100. in 2019 historian jon meacham moderated a conversation with the

cox, i think it's incredibly interesting.all the books now being written by woodrow wilson, i have a couple of questions for you. what's the difference between 1912, when there were three people running for president, roosevelt and taft and wilson, and how they really felt about world war i? thirds, and being down in the south at the end of the civil war. and the fact about what his second wife took part in after his stroke when he was basically unable to be president. how do you feel about those things? host: taking it from the top, the 1912 election was a really fortunate set up for woodrow wilson. he became a minority president with only 42% of the vote. he had not one but two republicans running against him at the same time. the incumbent, william howard taft, and the very popular teddy roosevelt who had been a republican president for that. attempted to get the same nominees in 1912. almost did. narrowly lost. putting together the women's party. so, woodrow wilson finds himself the winner, even though republicans got a m

charlotte cox, bbc news. the time is 18:17. our top story this evening. are sentenced to life in prison for her murder. still to come... i'm here on the red carpet, as the stars arrive for the bbc�*s sports personality of the year. and coming up on sportsday in the next 15 minutes on bbc news — next stop, the ashes. england's women, they're too strong for south africa, storming to victory in the one—off test in bloemfontein. across syria, people are slowly starting to re—build their shattered country after the fall of bashar al—assad, including in the city of homs. it saw some of the worst fighting, and the first of the sieges known as "surrender or starve", one of the regime's weapons of war. now, some of the families and fighters forced out of the city a decade ago are returning. our chief international correspondent lyse doucet, who made regular trips to homs throughout the war, joined them. in 2014, we reported on the end of the old city siege. a thousand starving civilians rescued in a temporary truce, including a little girl. we've stayed in touch f

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jamie cox joining us.uick break and then president-elect donald trump touting a productive meeting with canada's justin trudeau who says he will step up border security in the face of trump's tariff leverage as trump makes another tariff threat. oweohio congressman warren davin is here with reaction. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. stay with us. the future is not just going to happen. you have to make it. and if you want a successful business, all it takes is an idea, and now becomes the future where you grew a dream into a reality. the all new godaddy airo. put your business online in minutes with the power of ai. ♪ ♪ ♪ something has changed within me ♪ ♪ it's time to try defying gravity ♪ ♪ ♪ maria: welcome back. president biden pardoning his son hunter claiming that his first son was selectively and unfairly prosecuted, this applies tony crimes hunter has or may have committed over the past decade. politico is comparing this to the blanket pardon of richard nixon. james comer

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>> the cox will continue to work as well -- not when you get out of any ongoing deliberations that are taking place within the house democratic caucus. as per the tradition for decades in terms of house democratic leadership, we have enormous talent spread throughout the caucus and that talent includes both more seasoned members who bring great experience to the congressional arena as well as newer members who have got a lot of energy and capacity and ability. and we welcome their entry onto the playing field. >> i want to get your thoughts on president biden's decision to pardon his son hunter, and also how you feel about the white house potentially considering likened pardons and those of you smart move? >> i issued a statement with respect to the pardon issue, and that statement will speak for itself. >> thank you leader jeffries. how speaker johnson said yesterday the gates ethics report is quote moot. what is your response to that? >> with respect to the gates report, it's an ongoing matter of public interest as has been expressed by many. we will see whether our former colleague

shopkeeper says he's had to carry out more than 50 citizens arrests over the last two years, as charlotte coxg at some tarot cards there. shopkeeper martin gaunt has invested thousands on security cameras to help tackle shoplifting. but he also relies on other methods. oh, don't hit him. no, don't! get that on. this is martin after carrying out a citizen's arrest. and it gets heated. we know that using citizen's arrests works because we have seen a drop in the number of repeat offenders that we see. they will prefer to go somewhere else where they won't be troubled. he's carried out around 50. you can't touch us. no, you are detained. i've walked away before with bruised ribs and felt it for a few weeks. can you call security, please? tell them he is resisting arrest. the police will very rarely, if ever, attend. so, if you make a civil arrest, you should get police attendance. a tactic other shopowners rely on. louis phelps says in a year he's lost about £20,000 to burglaries and shoplifting. he has gone out looking for his stolen stock before, finding it in second—hand shops. one owner help

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cox? and finally, a washington, d.c. restaurant server was fired after making comments about refusing to serve trump officials. i think we have a picture of the restaurant server here. all right, let's hit the monologue. so do you remember last year around the holidays, everyone was arguing about genders and toxic this and toxic that and what was on the shelf at target. and if women's swimsuits left room for a stocking stuffer. and joe biden, he didn't even know it was christmas at all. he thought santa was one of his advisors. hell, we still didn't even know what a woman was was. but this year we found out because now so many of them are pregnant or ready to pop. cat's got one on the way. hell, even father time is having a baby. oh, it will never end. we're. you know, we're multiplying faster than the chinese math student. so, so many women are looking to get pregnant. that poor joe machi had to go into hiding. and you guys know with my track record, some of you will get knocked up just from watching me on this show rig

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the flight from ben cox vonny to map fault, including at least 2 tie nationals among the many dozens of south koreans. and as i spoke to a software engine list, jen moon was at the sides of the crash about what you've been seeing there. right now, i'm here at lou on international airport inch of charlotte province, which is about $280.00, a kilometers south of the south creek capital sold hours after the crash. right now i'm seeing more to reveal goals lining up to take bodies away, and authorities are telling me the temporary morgue has been established. the crash site i can tell you smells a lot of aviation fuel. i'm seeing a lot of workers into protective suits and masks who are coming the area. a lot of soldiers are searching here, bushes for a possible box. the cover dead bodies and 124 people have recovered, had been recovered bodies and recovered from the site with 55 people still missing . and then this comes at pivotal time in south korea. what's the reaction in the country to this tragedy? right, so a lot of shock on as the, as the crash happened to place early and sunday m

we have first and foremost as lieutenant commander kathleen cox. lieutenant commander alex dietrich. major katie hernandez. and last but certainly not least, colonel allison black. and so as we start this panel discussion, we think about we have this amazing opportunity to acknowledge and discuss the the contribution tions of women in special operations and it's been noted this term, right? so on the paperwork it says this term trailblazer. and i think i speak for all of us when i say that, although in today's day and age, we have certainly created some heat and contributed to some some firsts and some changes which has been great. but we you know, we did not get here without walking the path of many, many women who came before us. and and not just the women who came before us, but also the men and women who helped shaped the policies, gave us the opportunities to get here. and there's five of us on this panel today. but the truth is, we are really the face, the voice of a larger collective. there are so many other women out there that are serving