kind of fair. >> he was cummings at a ted talk in 2019. i learned how the power of a 20 second video can change your life. how a 20 second clip can change your entire worldview. >> take a look. >> that's me and two year old brody at my drag brunch in new jersey. >> so a lot of times families come to the brunch because they're able to go to a regular drag show late at night. and it's a time that kids an experienced drag because of baby shark. >> i was able to come to the pilgram house and do a series of kids' shows. and i would ask the kids during these shows, i would say, what do you want to be when you grow up? >> and to my surprise, a lot of these kids said they wanted to be a drag queen. >> yeah, well, kids want to be a drag queen. so that's the guy at the white house today, but not really an anomaly. it was just a month ago the administration invited a guy called dillane mulvany. it's a grown man who identifies as a walking stereotype of a little girl and he met the president. >> so what's going on here? well, multiple things. of cours

i'll ask a top analyst and number cruncher, ivor cummings . everyone's on strike. cummings. everyone's on strike. the country's broke, and our institutions are riven with toxic political correctness. is britain in long term decline ? britain in long term decline? i'll ask top historian david starkey live in the studio . as starkey live in the studio. as police escort, just stop oil protesters and laugh and joke with them all along the way. what can be done about woke policing? we'll speak to a no nonsense former top cop and head of royal protection dai davies . of royal protection dai davies. who makes the coppers in the sweeney look positively gentle ? sweeney look positively gentle? and in my monologue , i'm not and in my monologue, i'm not pulling my punches, folks. the city of oxford goes communist. we've got reaction from freedom loving campaigner lois perry. i'll see you after the headlines with rae addison . thanks, mark. with rae addison. thanks, mark. here's the latest from the gb newsroom downing street has declined to reveal if the prime minister is worried about

i'll ask a top analyst and number cruncher, ivor cummings . everyone's on strike. cummings. everyone's on strike. the country's broke, and our institutions are riven with toxic political correctness. is britain in long term decline ? britain in long term decline? i'll ask top historian david starkey live in the studio . as starkey live in the studio. as police escort, just stop oil protesters and laugh and joke with them all along the way. what can be done about woke policing? we'll speak to a no nonsense former top cop and head of royal protection dai davies . of royal protection dai davies. who makes the coppers in the sweeney look positively gentle ? sweeney look positively gentle? and in my monologue , i'm not and in my monologue, i'm not pulling my punches, folks. the city of oxford goes communist. we've got reaction from freedom loving campaigner lois perry. i'll see you after the headlines with rae addison . thanks, mark. with rae addison. thanks, mark. here's the latest from the gb newsroom downing street has declined to reveal if the prime minister is worried about

and cummings is interests in children the wrong way.s are out to sink and suck to perform felacio. anybody that doesn't think drag is for children is wrong. cummings posted this picture with a child saying he wants to perform with us next year. so if you think it's unfair to accuse people of being creepy with kids, it's not that unfair, actually. kind of fair. here's cummings at a ted talk in 2019. >> i learned how the power of a 20-second video can change your life. how a 20-second clip can change your entire world view. take a look. ♪ >> that's me and 2-year-old brody at my drag brunch in new jersey. so a lot of times families come to the brunch because they're not able to go to a regular drag show at night. that's a time when kids can experience drag. because of baby shark, i came to the bill grim house and do a series of kid shows. i would ask the kids during these shows, i would say what do you want to be when you grow up? and to my surprise a lot of these kids said they wanted to be a drag queen. >> tucker: yeah, a lot of kids wan

and i rememberthinking, well, what i'll do is i'll— start off with cummings.ike, kick into the long i grass, wait or whatever. and then once we've done that, then i'm going to bring up the queen, - because then he cannot get out of this interview because - he can't not answer— the questions about the queen. what surprised me was a couple of things. - number one, and i think. it was a sign of the turmoil in downing street, normally those | things are very carefully mapped. | you know this and you know this. you know this as well. it's like someone's - tapping your shoulder, like physically dragging you away, physically dragging you away- after three or four questions. but somehow he wasn't able, i there wasn't really anyone doing that, and he wasn't able _ to extricate himself from the room. so he was a bit stuck. and that's interesting because things like, simple things like that are a sign of things breaking down because we know it's normally super slick. we know how slick is. and then the second thing that i surprised me about that interview wasjust how he s

, to top it off, cummings hates the police. frequently tweeting anti-cop slogans like f the police and all cops are bastards. i'm not sure how these two honored gets at the biden white house have anything to do with the respect for marriage act. also i'm not exactly sure why we're forced to endure a live performance from cindi lauper. take a look. ♪ i've seen your true colors ♪ ♪ that's why i love you ♪ ♪ so don't be afraid ♪ >> sean: talk about a husband. joe biden is dedicated now for some of his time for listening to that performance, he should get credit for that part. why did he choose that over the southern border? think about that. here's joe concha, kellyanne conway. i don't really care what adults, if they want to be drag queens, that's their business. if they -- if the biden white house wants to invite them, that's their base. i don't care. i think he has more important things to do. that's fine. the problem is we're dealing now with issues all across the country as it relates to kids and indoctrination and age approp

cum pour better remain an honest bandit. why such an incomprehensible cop? do you give the paper. the riot police surround the house damn, the employee didn’t have time to start the operation according to the old information, and i’m alone damn, according to what information will they take me on the old donut? get the girl here. oh, that's what a tadpole is. so you also signed the paper for cooperation with the cops, right? so, i signed. now i don't need her. shoot brother brother. yes, tadpole, you didn't know. major is my brother, and daddy, we have none other than a general named sosnovsky heard the protocol former head of the department of internal affairs, yes, yes, exactly. shoot major what are you waiting for? don't even be afraid, you remember me, i'm a police major. but i still saved you from traffic cops. do you remember, my name is victor, i came for you. you remembered me, yes, my mother sent me. i listen to the rest and then i continue the operation. all comrade major, i think, i went further by car, i see. did something happen nearby? and then

another drag queen named marty cummings, who also performed for young kids on multiple occasions and on twitter in a recently deleted tweet, cummings once proclaimed, quote, the kids are out to sing and and anyway, i can't say it. and to top it off, cummings also hates the police frequently tweeting anti cop slogans like f the police and all cops are. i'm not sure how these two honored guests at the biden white house have anything to do with respect for marriage act. but also, i'm not exactly sure why we are forced to endure a live performance from cyndi lauper. >> take a look at see chuck. >> all right. i think talk about a husband anyway. as of tonight, joe biden is dedicated now for some of his time for listening to that performance. he should get credit for that part. but why did he choose that over visiting the southern border? think about that now. here now with more fox news contributors, joe concha, kellyanne conway. kellyanne, i really don't care what adults, if they want to be drag queens, that's their business. if they watch the biden white house wants to invite them, that

and the smartest guy on my floor at university who went on magna cum laude to very competitive law school and came back to arizona helped me in the campaign called the up in my second year and said i i've gn idea fori' you, governor. shut them all the law schools. we don't need any more lawyers. we need a damn plumber in the county because i can't get one. so this idea of a two track education, of career and technical education, is one that you can definitely affect as governor. i also want to talk on the universities and higher education. i think we all know in addition to our own families we could talk aboutto i know for myself i said the names out loud from behind the podium, the teachers that have affected my life in a positive way and change that direction, and we need more teachers and there are things we can do. yes, we can payay them more and we've done that in arizona but also we can make it easier for them to getde that degree. we can also allow people that are skilled. use the example of maybe the most honorable arizonan in sandra day o'connor. she was a supreme court justice.

now, dominic cummings has been criticised that there weren't all of the normal procedure procurement processes. there have been of course, some legal cases about this. but dominic cummings has said in response to that that it wasn't a normal time , that if there were all of time, that if there were all of these sort of bureaucratic processes gone through in the normal way, that if he knew ppe achieved at all, look , this was achieved at all, look, this was very typical of the freewheeling bofis very typical of the freewheeling boris johnson , the idea that boris johnson, the idea that he'd come and say, come on, chaps, let's get this sorted out. let's not mess around with the bureaucrats. there's not do due let's not worry due diligence. let's not worry about, know, background about, you know, the background of come on, let's of these people. come on, let's just stuff out there. just get the stuff out there. you know, it was freewheeling. there was due diligence. and there was no due diligence. and it was frankly, was unworthy it was frankly, it was unworthy of british government. of

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ade counts down. ..ade is in volterra, italy, for the famous palio dei caci — a cheese race—cum—historicale from the bbc, check us out on social media. but for now, it's goodbye from me in sunny senegal. see you soon. hello. well, i think most of us will need our thick coats, hats and gloves, as well, this weekend. it's the wind more than anything that's going to make it feel particularly chilly, and also the lack of sunshine. it will be quite cloudy at times. this is the satellite picture, and weather fronts are stalling in the atlantic — they're not making much progress towards the east — the weather fronts that normally bring the mild weather and the rain. and the reason for that is this area of high pressure, very intense area of high pressure that's established itself over russia, and basically it's pushing all the air from east towards the west and it keeps the weather fronts at bay. so there will be one very close to the northwest of the uk, to the hebrides there, i think, through the course of the night and into tomorrow, but for many of us it is that easterly breeze. occasional sh

ade counts down in italian. ..ade is in volterra, italy for the famous palio dei caci — a cheese race—cum—historical on the bbc iplayer for more recent travel adventures, and don't forget to follow us on social media. but for now, it's goodbye from me in sunny senegal, and see you soon. hello there. although it's been very cold over the weekend, things are expected to turn even colder this week, potentially the coldest spell of the season so far. we could see some snow for a time. particularly across northern scotland. nights will be very cold with widespread frost and risk of ice. a very wintry week coming up. monday, still going to be quite cold, nothing as cold as going to get. we have further breeze across the eastern scotland, eastern england feeding in a few showers. i think the breeze strong over the weekend, so a little bit of brightness around. we could be up to 8 degrees as opposed to mid single digits. things are all set to change as we move out of monday into tuesday. we start to open the floodgates to an arctic quarterly. the cold air will be digging in. further south, we should see mor

let's bring in marti gould cummings, a drag artist. and a political activist.r marriage act. thank you for being here today, i am so excited to speak with you. i want to speak with a bit of a reality check if we can. you were invited to the white house to witness the signing of this historic bill, and after that signing you were targeted on social media. tell us how that day went from celebratory to scary for you. >> first of all, like you said, this is historic legislation to help protect lgbtq families and interracial families. but it is just one step in the road, like the president said. we have to pass the equality act, we have to ensure that we are fully caught-ifying marriage rights because oftentimes couples, if they are traveling, or if they are not able to get married in their state even though it is being recognized under this legislation, a lot of couples can't afford to travel to another state to get married. like you said, after the invitation there was an onslaught of hate that came up. this is something that we are seeing happening on the rise in

this is the most pain that we go nowhere here and cum in the body there that u first shelling took placethis in the world. the first shelling in progress, a special military operation. the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant came under russian control in early march, in july, ukrainian artillery began to regularly shell the site of the nuclear power plant and its infrastructure. nuclear power plant is not a poplar tree. it stands in an open field and it is connected by its roots with all energy. this is ukrainian world energy. there was a russian there, and everything and destruction were connected. this energy is predicted at the safety level from this station seven times. we not a single nuclear power plant in the world was in a state of blackout in september , for the first time in the history of the existence of the zaporozhye nuclear power plant, it was disconnected from external power. ukraine stopped supplying electricity to nuclear power plants completely. as they say , power units went to zero six times in 2 months from diesel generators; this has never happened before in the world

and he cried out when the administration tried to block any request that elijah cummings. but the trump administration did work with the minority in trying to help transfer information to the minority. so they could do effective probes. now, if the if the requests were overtly political , then i'm sure the trump administration didn't comply. but what we've asked for hasn't been anything pertaining to the biden family influence peddling. it's all been pertaining to taxpayer dollars. so there's no committee in congress that's done any type of check and balance on this administration. no one's tried to hold this administration accountable because no one's requested information. other in the house republicans on the oversight committee. and yet. okay, administration just said, okay, we've got all your requests, but we just threw them in the trash. you're going to have to start all over. what they're doing is essentially buying time, stalling and hoping that some other crisis will come around and they can continue to delay. >> congressman, congressman, before i let you go , it'

ade counts down in italian. ..ade is in volterra, italy for the famous palio dei caci — a cheese race—cum—historicaln the bbc iplayer for more recent travel adventures, and don't forget to follow us on social media. but for now, it's goodbye from me in sunny senegal, and see you soon. hello. it certainly feels as if winter has arrived. we have noticed the change in season, and it will get colder still over the coming few days. by day and night, snow is likely, initially across the north, widespread frost and snow. the change in wind direction, it is already chilly enough with this easterly wind, but we are now going to change to a northerly wind, right the way from the arctic, and that will engulf the whole of the united kingdom, much of northern europe, as well, over the coming few days. so night—time frosts become more widespread. certainly, tuesday morning a colder start to the day. wednesday, colder still, as that frost becomes more widespread, and it gets sharper, that frost. temperatures dropping successively by night over the next three or four nights, risk of icy roads, of course, where we h

ade counts down in italian ..ade is in volterra, italy for the famous palio dei caci — a cheese race—cum—historical bbc iplayer for more recent travel adventures, and don't forget to follow us on social media. but for now, it's goodbye from me in sunny senegal, and see you soon. hello there. the first week of december has seen the weather taking a bit of a u—turn towards winter after our mild november. that theme certainly continues through the coming week. things are turning colder, some snow showers, icy stretches and certainly sharp frosts, as well. we're not all going to be seeing the ice and the snow, but we are all seeing the cold air mass, which is piling its way in from the arctic. you can see these northerly winds. low pressure out towards the north—east, higher pressure in the north—west and that combination is driving in these chilly northerly winds, bringing some snow showers to much of scotland for the next few days — 2 to 10 centimetres of snow and icy stretches. a risk of a few snow showers around the coast of perhaps parts of eastern england towards northern ireland, wales, as well.

ade counts down in italian. ..ade is in volterra, italy for the famous palio dei caci — a cheese race—cum—historicalthe bbc iplayer for more recent travel adventures, and don't forget to follow us on social media. but for now, it's goodbye from me in sunny senegal. see you soon. hello there. over the last few days the temperatures have been falling and it felt a lot colder than it has done of late and then it is as we head into the middle part of this upcoming week we could be looking at the coldest spell of the season so far with an arctic northerly which could bring a great chance of snow across many northern areas. and widespread hard overnight frosts but before we reach that point we are in the cold air but not bitterly cold air, coming in from the east with quite a brisk easterly wind that when you factor in the wind with these sorts of temperatures, it will feel quite bitter. these showers will continue to feed into the north the coastal areas during the course of sunday, some into northern parts of his island but some time for the north—west and western fringes of england and wales should see

ade counts down in italian. ..ade is in volterra, italy for the famous palio dei caci — a cheese race—cum—historicallayer for more recent travel adventures, and don't forget to follow us on social media. but for now, it's goodbye from me in sunny senegal, and see you soon. hello again. for many of us the weather is going to be similar to what we had yesterday. chilly easterly winds bringing plenty of showers to eastern portions of the uk. on the satellite picture we can see those shower clouds forming across the north sea. the easterly winds move in. it is eastern scotland and eastern england that will see the majority of the showers. unlike yesterday, the showers will be going across the pennines into north—west england, the north—west midlands and north wales. south of that it is largely dry but often cloudy. in the north—west, that is where the best of the dry and bright weather is with some sunshine. wherever you are it will feel chilly. below average for the time of the year. you have to factor in those cold easterly winds. overnight tonight the winds will continue to bring showers to eastern a

ade counts down. ..ade is in volterra, italy, for the famous palio dei caci — a cheese race—cum—historicalrom the bbc, check us out on social media. but for now, it's goodbye from me in sunny senegal. see you soon. hello, there. this weekend, we are going to keep easterly winds feeding in a number of showers, particularly to eastern areas. earlier today, we saw some of those showers move into lincolnshire. most of them are not too heavy and they don't last too long on account of the brisk winds. but those winds will continue to make it feel quite chilly, both today and tomorrow. the wind is coming in from the east thanks to this area of high pressure. the wind is flowing clockwise around that, hence the easterly flow. as those winds come across the north sea, they pick up moisture and we start to see those showers form and that is why we have got lots of showers in the forecast today for eastern scotland and eastern areas of england. one or two will cross the midlands into east wales but west wales and north—west england having the best of this afternoon's sunshine. wherever you are, it is

and as soon as that species of grass game resolve, you edwards cummings, you'll see the nest here at right in front of me. there's a whole bunch of colony off of you are birds that come here and weaver birds make the their nest only using like grass. so just like removal of non native species, the ecosystem started to bounce back. it started to come back. the next step was to make the topsoil more resilient. with dean visit plant gone, it was necessary to plant local species that could help against seasonal flooding. this is a flood plain area because floods, album, floods are natural phenomenon. they have been keep happening for millions of years and they will be keep happening for coming millions of years. but the counter to them in the ecosystem or the landscape, what these are species like beer and key. it's a very, very deep rooted species which would hold the soil. it wouldn't allow the liquid vacation of then that landscape. madeline is located in the middle of 2 saline desert rivers, maddie and looney. neither of which could be used to cultivate a desert forest. the conservat

any part of it was a badly designed reactor kimberly the cushion of cum stroke. the engineers knew that 3 years before the exclusion shows up that had quoted already it has the laziness in a panic. hiroshi. hm. ah ah . was easy. easy to the steep this is darla billiard woven april. last cv. wouldn't swat elect yoshi, i was the tour guide when torrison used to come to syria for its history and archaeology. i did that work for 17 years. when the and i like to see these are you, i was touring with my last group on the be the situation in the country was getting 10 scars on when i talk our past and all my car in the desert and we never knew if they were good or bad people. they bought the 60 the me, sauls of it, but we were anxious phones you and wanted it to stop us their music on the group. if betty, when the group had left i could breathe again. i've been all tourism stopped and it was the end of the story for me. this is of her missing my measure, thompson, on vino cow when i don't want to leave my mother alone in case something happens to her. we have been livin

a camera i have a zoom 200 multiple, that is, if even three, for example, it has a zoom 2800 winter cumto reduce distances, see the enemy’s positions, and also introduce better reconnaissance, conduct more detailed artillery by itself can perform combat tasks without help, but it is not capable on its own to win the war is the interaction of different units. and in the battles with russia , the speed of any joint actions in the non-stop online mode has become very important, the command can know and see what is happening on the battlefield and what moves should they make in the future, and also plus artillery adjustments, any artilleryman, we have general chats, we send them our broadcast, we have many guys who work and they can see it all in real time you see the targets and immediately direct your fire at them without even interfering with us in particular. we just fly, we give a picture , they say that we are working, they correct themselves. it is very important, in general, to be a military expert , that is, there is a lot of interaction between units. in relation to this, that is,

would say that the situation we have here, the searching the political policy in the confederation of cum pacino's is an example of how is congress handling this stand occasion? location is squeezed by protests on one side and congress fighting on an early election on the ela, yet that's completely correct. she's in a really precarious position. and she was actually really keen to emphasize that in the speech, she said, i put forward the dates for an early election, which is basically what all the protests is. one of the one pedro castillo jane about some of the one a constituent assembly in a new constitution. but all of the, eventually it stopped fresh, fresh elections and get someone voted. remember that she's in the course. she was the ex vice president. now she's put forward a couple of dates, 1st of april of 2020 who and then later on, december 2023. that went to a vote in congress and they decided against that. so her cool is listen. i'm trying to get the full, moving on this one. congress are the ones that are holding it up. if there's any pressure right now, it should be on congr

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that emily — and i said it publicly and i've said it to her — said about the covid expedition of cummingshought that was not the right thing for her to say, that's all. but i think on the broader picture, the idea of the bbc�*s impartiality is important to defend and the bbc has to understand that all prime ministers attack the bbc, all prime ministers try and undermine the bbc, all prime ministers think they hold the whip hand through the licence fee. so, the bbc has to appeal, in a way, over the head of the politicians, to the public, to its audience, and say, "we're not frightened of government." and they don't, you know — it's easy to attack them for being frightened of government. impartiality? it's very, very... it's in the eye of the beholder, in a way, but it is very, very important to defend it. and i think, on the whole, the bbc does a good job of that. in other words, i don't know your political opinions. no, all right. we've been talking for 20 minutes. i don't know what you think. you don't know what i think. that's as it should be. let me switch tack. let me switch tack a li

neither food, no shelter has been poor cummings, others hand me this single document which a to the some where they did belong before the gang struck me, but i see where they started shooting. we had to jump in though. i mean, there was a lot of us, he had to one in highly doubt and wait for the right time to come muslim could leave. then they, the capital hugo chavez, square, $3000.00 displaced residents from the neighbourhood of city. so lay where the united nations assesses 19000 people face catastrophic hunger. they camped on the square concrete. well, i don't know what was the last time i had a problem because we've been living at the campus sleeping on the ground at night. it's freezing, cold when rain, rain on us. that was until authorities surrounded the square with a brand new fence and tossed them out. in a matter of hours i. when i was asleep tonight, i industry industries we have nowhere to go to sleep. the local administrator says the number 8 here is swelled because local, who armed from city. so a saw an opportunity for a handout. as a young man provides evidence. in this

an edge it is showing strikes in the internet, screeching missiles landed in the frontline bridge of cum yonkers, just north of russian hel territory. ukrainian president photo ms. lewinsky is urged g. 7 nation is to supply his country with natural gas and long range weapons, also called and russia to take steps towards a diplomatic resolution to the war. speaking at a g 7 video conference. so let's get suggested a global summit to bring peace to ukraine. gleick at this point time this, i mean i propose to convene a special summit, who is the global piece formula summit and decide how and when we can implement the points of the ukrainian peaceful families. i suggest that you show lead to ship at the implementation of a piece formula mobile. and we suggest that russia takes a concrete meaningful step towards a diplomatic solution, which is so often talks about in moscow. protested in montenegro of clashed with police as hundreds rallied against the government. demonstrations threw rocks as they tried to break through a police barrier in front of parliament. the police responded with peppe

prior to that prior and he cried out when the ministration tried to block any request that elijah cummings made, but the trump administration did work with th minority and trying to help transfer information to the minorities so they can do effective probes if the request were overtly political, then i' sure the ministration didn't comply, but what we have asked for hasn't been anything pertaining it's all been pertaining to there is no committee in congress that has done any kind of check and balance on this administration. no one's trying to hold this administration accountable because no one has and yet, thi administration just said, okay, we have all your request, but w just threw them in the trash. you going at the start all over. what they're doing is buying time, stalin, and hoping that some of the prices come around. they lied about the multiple of things on their resume now federal prosecutors reportedly looking into his financial dealings. it doesn't investigate individual members, but the ethics committee will launch an investigation into santos. a red and the paper that is alre

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he resigned as chancellor as a rebuke to dominic cummings, then roger's senior advisor, over attemptsumber ten, then resigning as health secretary, setting off a chain of events that ultimately led to borisjohnson�*s downfall as prime minister. as for this decision, he says he has been wrestling with it for some time, he says he is proud of his achievements for his constituents in bromsgrove and what he has done in government and what he has done in government and that it has been the privilege of his life to serve as an mp. it takes to around a dozen a number of tory mps who have announced they will not be standing at the next election, some older, you would expect always a few to make that decision ahead of an election, but others are younger mps, some of whom could well have a bright future in the party if they chose to stick around. so rishi sunak will not want to lose too many more conservative mps ahead of the next election, whether they are up and coming members of parliament or familiar faces in government. but for conservative mps weighing up their chances of keeping their se

you've got this new audit cummings, state comptroller of new york, a scathing scathing audit on the failure homeless services in new york city. do you think anything changes when he says there have been murders, suicides, overdoses, homeless individual drinking himself to death, do you think this changes with enough is enough? >> you know why the mayor fled town after announcing a program. he knew the controller was going to drop this on his head that shelters are unsafe. there's not enough space. all the best intentions in the world and they are very good intentions, people who are not in control of mental or physical faculties, the mental health care they need. if you don't have this space. if it is unsafe and we are not giving the services, all the great plans in the world are not going to be completed unless we deal with the problem of housing and getting mental health care so the controller is right. we see kanye west having a mental breakdown. you know how any people in streets and subways are going through the same process, bipolar disorder, manic depression, psychosis, it is all ove

. coverage of dominic cummings.mained of the lowlights from magnus . the evening dominic from magnus. the evening dominic cummings broke the rules. the country can see that and it shocked the government cannot it? but despite the resignation of one minister, growing unease from his backbenchers, a dramatic early warning from the polls and a deep disquiet. boris johnson has chosen to ignore it . tonight we consider what this blind loyalty tells us about the workings of number ten when it comes to excess deaths. britons currently a world leader is that really something to be proud of . these are just an ordinary. if you book the saboteur know, it's just one of those. that's just what a lot of people think about it. it's your writing about to rape. it is the old brexiteers are portrayed as racist. it is consistent casual racism, not casual racism . people do it for casual racism. people do it for me such as trading. what is a standard wonder when it's so consistent? what we go through the bottle that you spew up has to

. coverage of dominic cummings.mained of the lowlights from magnus . the evening dominic from magnus. the evening dominic cummings broke the rules. the country can see that and it shocked the government cannot it? but despite the resignation of one minister, growing unease from his backbenchers, a dramatic early warning from the polls and a deep disquiet. boris johnson has chosen to ignore it . tonight we consider what this blind loyalty tells us about the workings of number ten when it comes to excess deaths. britons currently a world leader is that really something to be proud of . these are just an ordinary. if you book the saboteur know, it's just one of those. that's just what a lot of people think about it. it's your writing about to rape. it is the old brexiteers are portrayed as racist. it is consistent casual racism, not casual racism . people do it for casual racism. people do it for me such as trading. what is a standard wonder when it's so consistent? what we go through the bottle that you spew up has to

the late elijah cummings, mr. chairman, elijah cummings, once told his colleagues, miss ella is my personal advisor. and since he was personal advisor to the rest of us, we are all in your debt for your advice to him. thank you to ella's daughter who is here, and granddaughter, christina. thank you for being with us. and to your entire family for sharing you with us for so many years. across the aisle, miss pat has brought -- has brought that same unwavering dedication to her service in the house republican cloakroom. for nearly five decades miss pat has been a cherished colleague in the capitol. first in the house dining room, and longworth house office building, and then for 36 years just off the floor of the house. a remarkable friend to all those privileged enough to work alongside her, she has been a daily blessing to this chamber. the house is also grateful to miss pat's loving family, especially her daughters, and her beloved granddaughter, lauren. the house of representatives is a brighter, more joyful pla

president of the ceremony today was someone called marty gould cummings a non-binary drag queen who hasepeatedly attacked police online. here's how matter described his work at drag shows just a few years back. >> i would ask the kids during these shows, i would say what do you want to be when you grow up. and, to my surprise, a lot of these kids said they wanted to be a drag queen. for me, drag has always been about leadership, about being a leader and being a role model. being able to be a leader and a role model for these kids. >> laura: let's be very clear here. this push by the left, biden included, is about destroying the nuclear family. the question is, why were there so many republicans okay about going along with it. joining me now is someone who voted against this bill congressman jim banks chairman of the committee. is this about marriage or about religious freedom and freedom of speech how are they affected about by this bill. >> this bill reminds me of the inflation reduction act which didn't have anything to do that, the respect for marriage act doesn't have anything to do

during a campaign for city council in new york city in 2020, marty g cummings called the new york policeon scared, whiny and weak, and called to defund the nypd. he also tweeted this expletive about police during the campaign that you see on your screen there. and i'm certainly not going to read. the sarasota police department is cranking out the one-of-a-kind holiday patrol light show for the fourth year in a row. five patrol cars flashing their lights to the trans siberian orchestra to the first snow. and trades in a sleigh for an outrigger canoe along the waves of waikiki. >> he's everywhere. >> steve: if you are going to be the santa claus, you would want to be in hawaii. just saying. i think it could have been the real santa claus on the back of a fire truck that drove through our town on sunday about 2:00 in the afternoon. >> will: oh, yeah? >> steve: they do it every year. >> ainsley: he was with us at a christmas party on saturday. >> steve: this was sunday. >> ainsley: took the george washington bridge. >> steve: rudolph can fly over the river, can't he, and through the woods? >

[cheers and applause] >> at the signing ceremony the president invited marty goodell cummings a non-binary drag queen who is a self proclaimed cop hater tweetings things like f the police and supporting acab coffee, standing for all cops are blanks an won't serve police. what about refusing service to a police officer? or like a restaurant in virginia that last week refused to serve a group of christians because they're pro-life and against gay marriage? the restaurant said the group made them feel unsafe. a restaurant in raleigh refused to serve a moms group because the moms were conservative. common sense wonders why some who fight for equality tend to not see things very equally. well, the same storm system that brought a blizzard to the rockies an northern plains has triggered a severe outbreak sweeping the south heavy tornado damage in grein, texas where this twister crossed this road a few hundred feet in front of a driver, triggering electrical sploesz on the way. in louisiana tornado watch in effect for much of the northern part of the state plus parts of arkansas and mississippi.

and so far, they been unsuccessful and impartially come over they have been successful in doing jon cumming ukrainians and take a look at this, is video is from the city of odessa and you can see that it is quite literally in a dark and this is after a russian drone strike on saturday and here's president zelinski's explaining the situation. >> more than 1.5 million people in the odessa region are without electricity and only legal info structure is connected as much as it is possible to supply electricity c4 the original hundred officials odessa said did not say exactly what was said during a strike but they did say that he could take that to take two - three most fixed right now the crews are focusing on restoring power a hospitals fixing the critical infrastructure. jon: nate thank you, khiv at it now some other headlines, from around the globe and in syria, u.s. central command forces connected to helicopter read going to ices officials in his authority say initial assessments indicate no civilians were killed or injured in the operation and initially a man opened fired during a condomi

cummings shares are out doing -- here is what the ceo said earlier today about the outlook on the covidchina is a important part of our business, both the products we sell in the country, a big market as well as some supply out of china i'm encouraged by the signs that some of the lockdowns are lifting. what i would say, the economy has really been down for us in china. a lot of uncertainty given the lockdowns and how that will transpire in the coming weeks and months >>> welcome back disney plus launching their ad-supported tier. will it do anything to boost the stock which is off more than 40% from the high of 160 back in january. down more than 5% this week. will today's launch move the needle on subscriptions and the bottom line. let's ask julia boorstin >> disney is hoping the ad-supported tier which cost the same as the original streaming app did before the $3.00 price hike they hope to draw new subscribers. disney saying it's secured more than 100 advisers which will appear more -- disney's ad supported cots more than netflix. the only of the ad-supported streamers that costs mor

elected to office, we wanted a prosecutor, not cum buy ya. >> gas stations are facing legal liability least nine people are suing gas stations after being shot while visiting them in philly. owners must protect customers from known dangers. you can understand why he is doing what he's doing. sandra. >> sandra: remarkable story and caught the attention of many. thank you very much, bryan. >> of course. >> john: the security guard was an amazing guest last night. knew at 2:00, a book about body image turning into a major american girl controversy. giving young children advice how to change gender, even how to circumvent their parents to do it. independent women's forum reacts to what critics say is wokeness gone too far. plus, robert o'brien how to take on china. congressman lee zeldin on his message for republican leaders and oregon gun store owner takes on a controversial new law that would essentially shut off gun sales. all that and more as "america reports" rolls on. all across the country, people are working hard to build a better future. so we're hard at work, helping them achiev

thousands of acres of greenery, as well as hundreds of miles of bike paths and hiking trails yes, tulsa cummingsging as a midwestern hotspot one clear sign of's luxury housing market, which are sit around 500,000 and you can't say that in many places and has yet to collapse despite the soaring interest rates and inflation local realtors that even now, multiple offers are still coming especially at the high-end of the market is aware are these new resins were they coming from and as you say big cities like los angeles, chicago but also from other hot markets like austin, texas were is becoming harder to find affordable housing in tulsa, who would've thunk it. stuart: that's a great place and i've been there frequently and thank you ashley and the doctors warned that the fentanyl has become 100 times stronger than it was just a year ago in effect is so strong, is making more difficult to reverse overdoses, dreadful soaring will have before you in the retail theft in america has skyrocketed from a year ago. philadelphia is one of the hardest hit areas so bad that some people there, say they are sca

ashley: while there is a principle that we can apply stored in on hand we can save as the premarket cummingsy do not want to hire we don't apply the center to evenhandedly i want to say is that if you cannot fires of money, because there rocket, okay muslim whites, christian or whatever, then you should not be able to fire somebody or deep platform 74 cents some somebody just because there outspoken conservative or out spoken either we need to apply the standards evenhandedly i think that is something that both and conservatives by the way, need to wake up to as we think about the future. stuart: i follow your team at asset management a new enter knowing that you have any fighting is woken companies are where you targeting chevron and home depot now. >> well so the back of some successful engagement that we got across america for the last several months stewart and having to see the progress we've already had is relatively new firm and having an influence on the way that these comedies behave. but it's in a public letter, you might remember it, to the ceiling the board of chevron some number

we're gonna get you into where we are seeing some steady rain from walnut creek across 680 martinez cummingskway in case you're traveling keep this in mind on the peninsula from palo alto to redwood city heading into mountain view fremont avenue. yeah. it's wet and across parts of the south bay. we are seeing some steady rain from willow glen to west heading street in san jose as we go towards the north bay napa, old sonoma road, dry creek road slippery roadways as we check out those temperatures right now 40s and 50s now be careful if you're stepping out tonight for evening plans as you will notice from our kgo roof camera rhodes are slippery. so widespread rain tonight showers tomorrow. atmospheric river arrives saturday morning, and it is dry for new year's eve and for the first day of 2023 on our exclusive storm impact scale. this is a light level one through tomorrow light to moderate rain low visibility slippery roads will be the biggest concerns breezy at times so at 7 o'clock tonight. we have pretty much light to moderate rain moving through it's still widespread at 10 o'clock notice

president at the ceremony today was someone called marty gould cummings, a non binary drag queen who has repeatedly attacked police online. here's how he described his work at dreg shows just a few years back . i would ask the kids during these shows, i would say, what do you want to be when you grow up? >> and to my surprise, a lot of these kids that they wanted to be a drag queen for me, drag has always been about leadership, about being a leader and being a role model. >> being able to be a leader and a role model for these kids. >> let's be very clear here. this push by the left, biden included, is about destroying the primacy of the nuclear family. the question is , why were there so many republicans okay about going along with it? >> joining me now is someone who voted against this bill , congressman jim banks, chairman of the republican study committee. congressman, is this about marriage or is this about religious freedom? and freedom of speech in the united states ? how are they affected by this bill ? well, first of all, this bill reminds me of the inflation reduction act,

there is no question that president trump is beatable if it is a one-man field and is a two man feel cummingsa three-man hoary woman, feel more, donald trump will when because revoking opposition to trump primary will divide and conquer and trump will when it. howard: this is the invisible primary murray so ronnie santos has not even declared that he is running out and you think that the media has business going up and landslide victory not florida and all that to this almost invincible when is ever run for anything positive florida we don't know that if you can take a punch. guest: i think the videos looking for the next trump for the person who can defeat trump and ron desantis has been successful in many ways but you point out we don't know how he will be in the national stage so he's right we are going to see a lot of falls over this next year and we talked a lot about these polls are, or have bet they are and to the republican primary voters answer the phone with a pulse recall seven to be willpower leaving going to be judging these polls media when we see them especially when they are c

as our friend, elijah cummings, used to say, we are better than this. and it need not be our future. taney represents that which holds our country back, exclusion, injustice, complainsy and prejudice. thurgood marshall conveys that which drives america forward, inclusion, equality, perseverance and justice. every member of this body, all 435, talk in those terms. such a change would show visitors that america does not shy away from our past, we rise above it to seize a better future. it would show them that only in america could a manuals the same court -- could a man use the same court to expand the constitution's promise of the blessings of liberty. and would show them that we the people means all the people. vote yes to celebrate freedom and democracy and justice in this capitol. vote yes to declare that the hatred of our past need not and must not define our future. and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from california reserves. the gentleman from illinois is recognized. mr. davis: mr. speaker, before my g