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cummins. cummins coming as he did from the crucial swing state front and center with the biggest picture and first and longest write up was the superstar of the republican party. the former governor, new york and current u.s. senator william seward. seward was regarded as the founder and father of the republic and party, a bold opponent, slavery and defender of the rights of. and he was managed a brilliant political strategist named thurlow wheat, who who could make or break senators and presidents. he had more money behind him than any candidate. seward had traveled to europe. several months before the convention where he kept his preparation for the presidency by meeting with world leaders, including queen victoria pope pius the ninth and france's emperor the third. when returned, he was mobbed by americans who wanted him to be the next president. he was far and away the most candidate with the delegates gathering in chicago. but his strength was the sept of this man as the radical abolition

anywhere close to the white house the loan the white house and fighting out publicly, president biden to cummins program, preferably interview and barack obama, bill clinton, chuck schumer, antony blinken and kamala harris, bernie sanders, hakeem jeffries, aoc, the whole crowd. just one of you, take me up, and a promise you that i will be nice and i'll see you next time on life, liberty & levin. brian: good evening think of her joining us and trach into sunday night in america i would you like utah, where you shoulder the responsibility but you have little control where you are expected to swallow the blame but sure the success, regional inquiry coworkers company have little means to reward or punish or discipline job we spent most of your spare time raising money for colleagues, some of them have short memories of the speaker of the house is third in line for the presidency the first in line for the blame and even in divided government when you only have one half of one third of the control. congressman mike johnson was content working on the issues that matter most you have people of louisiana

england all—rounder nat sciver—brunt and australia captain pat cummins have been named as the leading. sciver—brunt becomes the first english woman to be given the honour. she made three centuries in five one—day internationals, including two in three days during the ashes and another off just 66 balls against sri lanka. with almost 100 days to go until the games in paris, the olympic flame has been lit in athens. the ceremony took place in greece's ancient olympia, where the first olympic games were held in 776 bc. the flame was handed to the first torchbearer — gold medallist at the tokyo olympics, greek rower stefanos douskos. it starts an international torch relay, travelling through greece, france, and french overseas territories, before ending at the paris olympic games. well, staying with the olympics, adam peaty is one of a 33—strong team across pool and marathon swimming who will represent team gb this summer in paris. the five—time olympic medallist has made a come—back to swimming after taking time out from the sport to tackle his personal issues. he's been named as part of

thank you, ivor cummins yet again, another break, but don't go anywhere.k to the neil oliver show. my next guest this evening is comedian louis schaeffer, who, by any standards, has a fairly radical approach to diet. louis joins me now. louis, it's great to see you. tell me, first of all, why you. tell me, first of all, why you embarked on a change to your diet. specifically, you had health issues, did you not? >> no. i didn't realise i had health issues until i changed, until i lost a lot of weight. and then i said. and then. and then i started to as i'm losing then i started to as i'm losing the weight, i was feeling so much better. but then i started to maintain the weight and it all crumbled again. >> what were the what were the, let's say, the complaints, the health complaints that you had that you subsequently have found yourself to be without? >> well, let's start from the top of my head. i had full body psoriasis. yes, i had a sleep apnoea, which is one of those cpap machines that cost like thousands on the nhs. just like a man three but whatever.

but cummins come mass bang quite is struggling with the humanitarian catastrophe. of these ready bombardment has already destroyed over 70 percent of gathers infrastructure. and for the displacement of almost 2000000 policy unions. and the idea is only expanding its military offensive. many is there any citizens or speaking in favor of that strategy? would some even calling for more radical solutions? if it was today, i believe there is a decision that must be made. i understand everyone in the poor people in gaza, but this is about our survival. so think politicians must degrees or press the button where a country with a nuclear bomb here and with nothing more to say, no one should inhabit this land. no one should live in this land except the jewish people. your expectation is that tomorrow morning will drop what amounts to some kind of a nuclear bomb on all of gaza, flattening them and eliminating everybody there. that's one way. the 2nd way is to work out what's important to them. what scares them, what deters them? they're not scared to death policy didn't say

so he referenced a speech by sold a prime minister to sports cummins. the opposition is at bank accusing mary of trying to divert those retention from the real issues valid, i'm going to use that to got to be on it, bob. bob, this is the early a government said the muslims will have the rise over the results of the country. is part of the main use of this means they will gather all the welsh and give it to the people who have more children. they will distributed among them, full traitors. do you think your hodgin monday should be distributed to the info? traits is do you accept that? this is what the congress manifesto says. at least 11 people are missing off the stones, close to the floods in southern china. $53000.00 are being evacuated out to the path of the heavy rain that sitting on dung providence, the pill rivers bust its bangs, insight into streets and houses. katrina, you has moved from beijing of this problem. long as the south of china is northern part is that whole bins which has been the most severely affected so far as you mentioned, it so

and it's ivor, ivor cummins . if you can find out who cummins.find out who that guy name check out. >> how are you. i get recognised all the time, you know. exhausting, no. happy to be here. tend be here on here. i tend to be here on sundays. like you don't sundays. it's like you don't trust with real yes trust me with real news. yes that's exactly what it's just trying out, warming you in. trying you out, warming you in. >> now. >> but you've got the tie now. you're up the schedule. >> i'm here on two. yeah. >> i'm here on sunday two. yeah. >> i'm here on sunday two. yeah. >> wait minute. >> wait a minute. >> wait a minute. >> insulting you by. by default. >> sunday is the only day they let me host. what's going on here? have a quick here? right. let's have a quick look front pages . look at monday's front pages. the israel vows revenge as the times israel vows revenge as the world calls for calm. daily mail it's time for the world facing evil empire in tehran . facing evil empire in tehran. the i iran masked and uncontrollable wider war with is

england all—rounder nat sciver—brunt and australia captain pat cummins have been named as the leadingoman to be given the honour. she made three centuries in five one—day internationals last season. with almost 100 days to go until the games in paris, the olympic flame has been lit in athens. the ceremony took place in greece's ancient 0lympia, where the first olympic games were held in 776 bc. it starts an international torch relay, which will finish in paris for the games. basketball sensation, caitlin clarke will start her pro—career with indiana fever. the iowa state point—guard was number1 pick in the draft after smashing all sorts of records in college basketball, and she led the way this season in scoring and assists. she can't wait to get going in the wnba. is the most competitive league and the entire world, less than 944 spots and you better bring it every single night and that is exactly what i'm going to do and i'll i live my college career and every single game, no matter what the opponent was, i prepped the exact same way and i prepared the same way to bring the same fir

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and that fbi has investigations into china that cummins every 10 hours.other words there is something new regarding china that generates an fbi investigation every 10 hours. that is incredible. >> yet absolutely. neil, were living in vary complex times here. we have significant adversaries out there, people who want to do harm to the nation. now is not the time to be taking tools off the table. it is time to make sure our men and women and military and federal law enforcement and intelligence community, homeland security, they have all the tools they need to defend the nation. >> neil: you know, a lot of people look at the 9/11 experience, 1 thing i found christopher wray doing today was looking back to the attack on moscow a couple weeks agago. that that is something that could be vary analogous today are forget about focusing on just 9/11 and that, what did you think of that quick. >> i think that is right. 1 thing you learn after, you know, fighting terrorist organizations a couple decades is there a critically adoptable. very savvy. they will take adv

there at cummins, that a is an ecologist and he explains what bleaching means for carls. of course, are animals that live in a symbiotic relationship with the type of l g. now these l g provide the coral about 95 percent of its nutritional requirements. however, its various, the symbiosis is very sensitive to heat stress. so when the coils experience huge stress, expelled these elegy, and they turn white. and this basically means the corals are starving to that. and is the heat stress persist for long enough? and the magnitude of the heat is high enough to cause can die in the problem with this is that the corals themselves are providing that 3 dimensional structure. it's so much file diversity is dependent on in tropical rates. was estimated that about 25 percent or one and for every living organism in the world's oceans associated with co reached at some point in their life cycle. also cro reese provide protection to shorelines during catastrophic storm. and that's like hurricane site loans and type foods. furthermore, call readers generate billions of dollars to the us

the policy has that the non cummins until the point they feel the way. so i did see ryan here standings died, then we'll see how the day develops. but again, even the universe confirming that there had been violent here, there has been some harassment. it is not what we saw yesterday. >> wow, passion on both sides. one campus there, and ucla. >> thank you so much. payload. check back with you hello, to you. >> columbia university is seen as the epicenter of the movement. so what is happening there today in new york? >> for it, it really is quite the juxtaposition when you see those images have been on the other side of the country and then you come here to the northeast where that movement actually originated, where we have seen relative calm all weekend off campus and also on where that imc campaign and now continues just for well, about a week-and-a-half or so in terms of the demands of those students, we heard from them, they said that they have seen some progress on a couple of their demands, mainly in transparency when it comes to the university's i