see shows like, i don't know, "dallas" or "falcon crest," or even the news, with, like, you know, dan ratherbe -- whatever. you, just plead guilty, guilty, guilty, guilty. for real, man. "bronx" is this piece about this -- this inmate on rikers island. and he's this guy who -- he was arrested for selling t-shirts on fordham road in the bronx. and... he's arguing in this monologue, you know, that he doesn't know why he was arrested. this cop come out and arrest me because i don't got a license. alright, i'm not selling drugs, i'm not selling drugs. i'm selling bart simpson, o.j. simpson t-shirts. [ laughter ] that's work, man, that is, that [bleep] is hard. you think that [bleep] is easy? i don't even want to go into it. [ laughter ] but they said it's illegal, man. that's not illegal, come on, i try to do right in my life. i want to be a entrepreneur, you know, whatever you call it. you know, if i was a little girl that they show in that commercial selling lemonade in front of her house, you think the cop going to arrest her? nah-uh! nah-uh! [ laughter ] but you know the cop going to see her

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with dan rather's and connie chung. >> good evening. >> thank you again. >> what happened to connie wasery similar to what happened to bulbar walters. the men they were paired with did not want to be with these women. just imagine. she was gutsy and worked her way through it. >> good night check, ignite david. >> a lot of people have not gotten a chance to know that hysterical side of connie. >> indicative, of what? >> i do not know what you're getting at. >> yes you do. >> personally and professionally connie is being such a warm, loving, cheerful person, everybody wanted to be around. >> she was one of the people i would never forget 1980 four. we were staying at the same hotel, we went up in the elevator and as she got off to head into her room, one of the 4 -- floor reporters went with her and suddenly it was connie and lori who had to deceit pulled up to his neck, and i honestly think connie thought it was funny. he did not know what was going on. >> connie and i have been pals for 50 years. i cannot believe i said that. 50 years. i cannot believe i said that. i am about to cry. >>

caroline: what is at the risk to that part of the business from regulation rather than competition? dan: i think regulators across the board continue to look at google and, of course, the disproportionate amount of ad spending. i do not think it is the biggest challenge regulators have. i still find a lot of what apple does with its captive app ecosystem, for instance, a bigger issue. you see amazon coming out with 20% growth in advertising business now. you see what chat gpt can potentially due to the everyday search that feeds so much of our ads that is not really commerce search. you suddenly say, does google's long-term market strength? i don't know if dominance is the right world -- word. prevail with new ai and technology in the market place. regulators will continue to regulate. europe will be very tough on big technology. in the u.s. we have leadership in the ftc constantly looking to regulate. having said that, i do not think google is the biggest focus, nor should it be. i do not think regulators would be doing any favors to the market by harming google. i think that with all

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dan: in sacramento where he grew up, friends and family rather to honor him at one of his favorite spots to remember him. melanie wingo is there. >> sunsets and skateboarding, both favorites of tyre nichols. >> i showed up early to catch the sunset. >> a fitting time and place to honor the lost life. >> we chose the skate park because this is where everybody knew tyre nichols from. >> friends showing up to skate to remember. >> it is still a little unbelievable. >> without words to comprehend why he is gone they find comfort thinking about where he might be. >> he was such a good person it is almost like, he is definitely going to heaven if you believe in that and that makes him an angel so now we have him as an angel to look over us. >> family connecting with the community. >> i think all of you for continued support for our family and just making sure his name is never forgotten. >> at a place terry nichols love. >> this is one of the first parks he liked to come to. >> a couple hundred people -- >> all he wanted to do was find his place in the world. >> from all different backgrounds

. >> would you rather own that, the one-year t-bill or apple dan, what would you say?o matter what we put up there? >> probably. >> carvana or t-bill >> carvana is a great example that stock could be up 200% and you can only lose 10 bucks you know what i mean it depends what percentage >> block really -- can you just giving you a choice >> i've said on numerous occasions over the past two months, if apple could go down and stay down for a little bit, i think it's going to be one of the best owns i think in the entire market leading us out of this i really do. and i don't agree with some people who said there is going to be a different set of leaders that lead us out of the bear market i don't love the fact that the stock has gone from 120 to 150 in a straight line for idea of buying here versus the 5% t-bill. i think t-bills are a great place to park money you don't want to invest there is an alternative. if apple were to go back towards 125, i would be a buyer of that stock. >> thank you for playing the game, dan. finally, it took a little teeth pulling, but whatever.

rather do a regular menu. if i would have to choose, italian would be the way to my heart for valentines. dan: i agree. encer, i don't know how you feel about that. you and i tend to like the same things. i would almost rather than jack up the prices for the regular menu on valentine's day than do what they do with the fixed menu and make that. spencer: i feel exactly the same way, dan, because as he said, you choose a restaurant because you like what they do, you're familiar with the dishes there, and then you go on this special occasion, valentine's day, and it is a limited menu. dan: yeah. ama: i like the first course but not the second and vice versa, and then you are settling. dan: if you like you are not getting the full choice. kristen, your thoughts? kristen: they have substitutions, you guys come on those special days. dan: sometimes they will let you change courses, but he was what they are serving, not the normal menu. ama: peers what i think, when you have been married a long time, he say, "honey come going for for a 15." -- hi, i'm john and i'm from dallas, texas. my wife's name is joy. we'

cindy industry dolphins are known as dan, also called blind don fence because they rely on the sense of hitting rather than sight navigate the river, sandy water using eco location. if you see photos of them, they actually have the tiny little pinhole. where, where i would normally be it just something that has evolved over time. because if you see that in the, it is very clothing and it's full. and so it actually looks like teeth like china. they use a location so they make noise like to navigate to find out about their to find fish and the 50 k, so that they don't actually need over the course of maybe they've lost, could use a been i, because they've developed them, which is even better don't than habit it became pigmented to the construction of better i just can finding them to a fraction of their former range. their numbers have dwindled to just to 1000. putting them on the i you see ends read, list of endangered fishes, me dr. santano and his team vote for the sin by life department. they'd ask you dolphins that becomes tended and can as while searching for food. after tricky to ask your patient

rather than the flapper age of dapper dan and the shimmer, a shimmering coco chanel, the 1920s were in fact the age of rage. americans seethed with a dread fear that american english garden that emerson had imagined in his book the english traits was being uprooted and replaced by none native species from alien lands. no longer did americans see themselves as nourished water by a crystal in lake placid. now they saw themselves as inundated in the east by andrea attic. a salt joined to a dark guinea golf course. tidal wave and in the west by yellow sea tsunami. never before till that point in the 1920s had americans felt so crushing a need to make america great and white again again. in 1916, the at the time famous eugenicist lothrop lothrop stoddard opposed the first world war because he saw it as a white racial civil war. and the result he warned, only if the war came to a halt, he wrote in whites, could they hope to quote, repel any subsequent colored attack. this is the frame of mind that we're dealing with in the 1920s and for most of history now. this this identity, which is forme

dan. well, it was 3 years ago today or yesterday, rather when santa clara county officials announced the first case of covid there just days later, that was the first county in the bay area to declare a public health emergency. now the county is announcing that it's going to close its mass vaccination and testing sites by the end of the month. >> our first dan kerman reports. >> after providing 1.9 million covid-19 vaccinations in collaboration with community partners. santa clara county officials have announced by the end of february they'll shut down their 3 remaining covid-19 mass vaccination and testing locations. this is not the end. the pandemic. >> as a matter of fact, we're still vigorously in it. because we've had such success with vaccinations. we think we can back up on mass vaccinations at this point. county officials say the wide availability of vaccines at pharmacies and home testing. >> there's another reason they're able to scale back, but they encourage residents to continue to protect themselves. >> your more protected if you're vaccinated. if you're vaccinated multiple times

it >> karen >> the new game you have forgotten the name of, would you rather one-year t-bills that's my final trade. >> dan >> in the face guy >> in the face >> i wouldn't be chasing this one at 80. >> guy >> apa corp., melissa lee. >> all right thanks for "fast." see you back tomorrow at 5:00. "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now >>> my mission is simple to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. >> there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job not just to entertain but to educate and teach call me 1-800-743-cnbc tweet me @jimcramer. look, when the ceo of jpmorgan, the world's largest bank, says there is scary stuff ahead, well, guess what you take notice. when jamie dimon reels them off. russia, ukraine, oil, gas, war, migration, trade china, not to mention the possibility of 6% interest rates, that's what he's talking about, because of persistent inflation, you get scared an

now father kelvin robinson put fellow panellist rebecca reid in a rather awkward situation . dan tonight situation. dan wootton tonight forgetting that he's a man of the cloth because i can spend my money on whatever i like. mark colvin friendly . i could give colvin friendly. i could give you ten pop and you could give me a surface in nicely . behave me a surface in nicely. behave yourself , behave yourself me a surface in nicely. behave yourself, behave yourself . what yourself, behave yourself. what outrageous comments offering the gorgeous rebecca reid only pounds for her. i'd give a least 15 quid and an egg and chris sandwich. now, as you know, i like to ask the tough questions on my show and just occasionally they work. here i am posing a brainteaser republicans supporter dr. carol lieberman speaking to us live from the united states. and let's put it frankly , she's no fan of joe frankly, she's no fan of joe biden and an encroaching dementia. and it done nothing but encroach further . as time but encroach further. as time has gone by, how were you able to make that diagnos

now father kelvin robinson put fellow panellist rebecca reid in a rather awkward situation . dan tonight situation. dan wootton tonight forgetting that he's a man of the cloth because i can spend my money on whatever i like. mark colvin friendly . i could give colvin friendly. i could give you ten pop and you could give me a surface in nicely . behave me a surface in nicely. behave yourself , behave yourself me a surface in nicely. behave yourself, behave yourself . what yourself, behave yourself. what outrageous comments offering the gorgeous rebecca reid only pounds for her. i'd give a least 15 quid and an egg and chris sandwich. now, as you know, i like to ask the tough questions on my show and just occasionally they work. here i am posing a brainteaser republicans supporter dr. carol lieberman speaking to us live from the united states. and let's put it frankly , she's no fan of joe frankly, she's no fan of joe biden and an encroaching dementia. and it done nothing but encroach further . as time but encroach further. as time has gone by, how were you able to make that diagnos

dan satellite, which moves at 28500 kilometers per hour. so i think that in this particular instance, the chinese have decided to use a balloon rather than a satellite. ah, he craning president below me, zalinski is urging the european union to impose more sanctions on moscow. as late as meeting keith european commission president as will of underline says, the sanctions package including price camps on russian oil will be waiting for the 1st anniversary of russia's invasion. zelinski says the block is moving slowly. really, you've replaced is of dennis. lindsey does that just the common to ask for the european union is to reduce russia's ability to bypass the sanctions. the sooner this is achieved, the closer we will get to the defeat of russia's aggression. we have noticed that the pace of sanctions has slowed down a bit while the terrace state has speeded, adapting to sanctions. it is worth to catch up and fix it east. we believe we can do it by those sun today. russia is paying a heavy price as our sanctions are you eroding its economy, throwing it back by a generation. the price cap on crude oil already costs russia around $160000000.

want benioff's head seeking a more hands-on success ovr sooner rather than later as we got tonight from paypal with the resignation of danially spiked the company's stock, elliott management. of course salesforce has seen its stock move up dramatically ever since marc outlined a $10 billion buyback, 10 -- i'm in favor of anything that increases the share price. i'm actually pretty shocked none of these activists have opted to declare victory a la nelson peltz given how much the stock's run in the last couple months. this is not some fiasco like disney before iger took over salesforce has gone from 10 billion in sales five years go to 30 billion on its way to 50 billion. hugely profitable. gold standard in the customer relations management industry. ask anyone what went wrong? i think this salesforce stock had the misfortune of trading with the rest of the cohort the cloud force. it peaked in november 2021 then crashed to 126 just like they all crashed. okay did they hire too many people? not if things had stayed strong but yes if there's a slowdown. and yes, there is. did benioff do a -- salesforce is indeed a public com

dan satellite, which moves at 28500 kilometers per hour. so i think that in this particular instance, the chinese have decided to use a balloon rather than a satellite. i guess dani prime minister shall sharif, has called the unity and condemned the rise of attacks in a meeting meant to review security measures. it was cold days after an attack that killed 101 people inside a place compound investigated say the suicide bomber managed to get him because he was wearing a police uniform in detonated his explosives inside of mosque. where officers had gathered for prayer, dreams to the capital in provinces, political leaders and religious figures with all take ownership of this drive. we must shun our differences and fight together using all our resources to eradicate terrorism from this country as we did in the past. we must be unified as proven from history, even when we get destroyed, we can rebuild it. i have no doubt that despite our great loss, we will overcome this threat and won't rest until terrorism is under control forever. i get an update from the bank who joins us live now from shower. i said, what more can you tell us about these

manchester united would rather not both be in the europa league this season, they served up another exciting encounter this evening in spain. the first leg of their playoff tie finished 2—2, as danports. back at the scene of their greatest triumph. the 99 glory days might not be backjust yet, but the current manchester united cider building nicely. barcelona would represent a significant test under the eric ten hag. all in all, a positive first half, only a goal was missing. the goals would come, but barcelona struck the first goal. but this is marcus rashford's time. the school finish, the equaliser, and his driving run it ended withjules kuhn day turning them into his own net. they found the lifeline, finishing the touch —— putting the finishing touch with the classic. everything touch with the classic. everything to play for next week. dan ogunshakin, bbc news. i think we should have scored minimum four goals. you england women's first game of 2023 produced the kind of emphatic the kind of emphatic victory that characterised much of the previous year. the european champions beat south korea 4—0 in their opening match of the arnold clark cup in milton keynes. after georgia sta

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dan: as one of our -- part of our effort to build a better bay area, one of our concerns is the fentanyl crisis. we are introducing you to one man who is using compassion ratherhan criticism to help those who are too addicted to take care of themselves. ama: lyanne melendez walked through the tenderloin, food documents everything -- with jj, who documents everything. >> i love the videos he posts because he is so compassionate. he is not there to criticize anybody. he is just from the heart. there are some people, of course, who take videos on their phones, to criticize the city. and that's ok. that serves a purpose. that's not jj smith. he wants people on social media to see what those on the streets hooked on fentanyl and other drugs are going through. >you know everybody. >> yeah. >> everybody knows you? >> yeah. >> what do they think of you? >> they like me. >> and so my journey with jj smith began in the embattled tenderloin. what's it going to take for this epidemic, the fentanyl epidemic, to stop, to go away? >> treatment on demand. >> they don't want treatment, a lot of them. you say it in the video. >> you have to get yourself some help. >> i know. i

rather than dealing with distance learning. it seems like it's a nonissue that's creating a lot of energy and use of resources for something that wasn't a problem in the first place. danonly the board of supervisors can waive the fees are introduced legislation that would allow for the benches to stay. the district supervisor is working with the city on a solution. ama: who wouldn't love a four-day workweek? maryland lawmakers have created a bill to offer incentives to companies that try out the idea. it would offer businesses in maryland tax credits if they try out a 32 hour work week for employees without dropping their 40 hour workweek level of pay. employers would have to participate for nearly two years. this is the first of its kind plan in the u.s. that still has a long way to go and must pass the state legislature before getting the governor's signature. dan: immigrant communities will come together in debut 16 unique flags. you will get to see them if you already san francisco's chinese new year parade. chinese and latino immigrant women will march with flags they personally created in the wake of recent mass shootings. these designers launched an art project

rather than dealing with distance learning. it seems like it's a nonissue that's creating a lot of energy and use of resources for something that wasn't a problem in the first place. dancan waive the fees are introduced legislation that would allow for the benches to stay. the district supervisor is working with the city on a solution. ama: who wouldn't love a four-day workweek? maryland lawmakers have created a bill to offer incentives to companies that try out the idea. it would offer businesses in maryland tax credits if they try out a 32 hour work week for employees without dropping their 40 hour workweek level of pay. employers would have to participate for nearly two years. this is the first of its kind plan in the u.s. that still has a long way to go and must pass the state legislature before getting the governor's signature. dan: immigrant communities will come together in debut 16 unique flags. you will get to see them if you already san francisco's chinese new year parade. chinese and latino immigrant women will march with flags they personally created in the wake of recent mass shootings. these designers launched an art project, how i keep looking up. each

manchester united would rather not both be in the europa league this season, they served up another exciting encounter this evening in spain. the first leg of their playoff tie finished 2—2, as dane are building nicely. barcelona would represent a significant test under the eric ten hag. barcelona would represent a significant test under eric ten hag. the signs looked positive. all in all, a positive first half, only a goal was missing.

manchester united would rather not both be in the europa league this season, they served up another exciting encounter this evening in spain. the first leg of their playoff tie finished 2—2, as dannshakin reports. back at the scene of their greatest triumph. the ”99 glory days might not be back just yet, but the current manchester united side are building nicely. barcelona would represent a significant test under the eric ten hag. barcelona would represent a significant test under eric ten hag. the signs looked positive. all in all, a positive first half, only a goal was missing. all in all, a positive first half — only a goal was missing. the goals would come, but barcelona struck the first goal. but this is marcus rashford's time. but barcelona struck the first goal. his but barcelona struck the first goal. school finish br equaliser his school finish brought the equaliser in his dream when all was going wrong with barcelona, they found the lifeline. putting the finishing touch with the classic, with everything to play for next week. dan ogunshakin, bbc news. so, quite a match with united manager eric ten hag insisting it was his side that should've emerged victorious. in such

rather than forwards. while some are wary of such reform, others want it to come sooner and go further. what's certain is that english football has taken a step in a new direction. danrrested afterjohn caldwell, an off duty police officer, is shot and seriously injured in northern ireland. and still to come... remembering the voice of football and the man for all seasons — john motson has died at the age of 77. and on bbc london: salad shortages — we hear from the essex grower who says he cutting back on production. and warnings over the dangers of misusing laughing gas as london doctors report a rise in hospital admissions. 0n the eve of the first anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine, the united nations general assembly is expected to approve a resolution condemning the action and calling for peace as soon as possible. there is no legal weight to the resolution, but it maintains the pressure on russia to halt the war. my colleague clive myrie has been in ukraine all week and he joins us from kyiv now. yes, reeta, i stood in this very spot exactly a year ago today on a warm winter's evening here in kyiv. there was a sense that spring was perhaps around the co

would raise rates a half a point next meeting rather than a quarter point, neil so inflation is still an issue right now on how high rates go because of it. dant. dan, are you worried about that? is that suddenly now the front burner issue that the fed, you know, might not go as slow or as low on rates that will continue hiking, maybe more and higher than we thought. >> yeah, i think that's a real issue here, neil, because as we've been seeing, the market is really reacting directly to whatever is being signaled by the fed, and if we look at the data that's been coming out, okay? so the cpi, 6.4% up a half a point over last month. not good news. the jobs number, at over 500,000 consumers are still spending credit card debt, highest ever, neil, almost at 1 trillion. household debt 17 trillion. when we start to put all of these things together, what i see here is the fed continues on the path of raising rates and recession becomes a far greater threat. neil: you know, in that environment, you look at the impact on housing. i think a 30-year fixed mortgage now is around 6.32% level and it was climbing much higher than that but you've got to thin

rather is relatively shallow. in some parts it is about 45 feet deep making it more ideal to sift through when you have the massive debris field. and as danpment to get a sense of what this balloon was capable of and what it could have been sending back. >> all right. thank you both. >>> new jersey community is on edge today after a council member was found shot to death on wednesday. this is the second time that this has happened in that state in just a week. and ron allen is joining us now. so at this point what do we know about what happened to this second council member? >> his name was russell heller, he was 51 years old, from a town in the central part of new jersey. it appears to be a workplace shooting. the gunman also worked at the same energy company where heller did. heller was approached as he arrived at work. the gunman allegedly shot him and then ran off. police found the gunman in his car not long after with a self-inflicted gunshot wound to his head. so that is what happened there. prosecutors, police, have said that clearly this does not appear to have anything to do with the councilman's politics but just a workplace sho

like dan niles talked about, carl >> a great short out this morning, guys, just looking at tech layoffs and arguing it's more or less pushing workers into different parts of the economy rather than removing them entirely. a very busy afternoon. let's get to the judge >>> carl, thank you so much. welcome to "the halftime report." i'm scott wapner what is the most important day this early year for stocks the fed decision two hours away followed by meta earnings in "overtime. here at post nine at the new york stock exchange to get you all set up for all of that joining me for the hour today joe terranova. we wait for the fed. we've been down throughout the morning today. the dow down by 300. the s&p nearly half of a percent, the nasdaq is weaker today, too, as is the russell 347. the yield on the ten-year note we'll get to all of that there is a lot to get to today first as some of you may have known, joe terranova has done a quarterly rebalance for his etf, and we mentioned the sales last evening in "overtime" of tesla and microsoft. well, there's another biggie that we did not get to yesterday but we're going to right now you sold apple >> yes >> aapl. >> apple has come out

while alzheimer's there, dan is in no doubt high for ourselves, not very far from the syrian border. sammy, what's the focus there now? well, the focus is shifting rather quickly from search and rescue or you probably have heard the authorities of said, such a rescue is over and all but 2 areas. because, well, no one's been found in the last yards and found alive in the last 24 hours. so now the focus is shifting to helping people behind me in camps like this, helping them with resettlement, because they don't want them to log in the camps, helping them with aid. i'm going to ask our droll operator. now. amber, obey are drawn charges your move. okay, we're going to get the drone and actually try and get you some shot. so you can have an idea of what we're talking about. this is obviously a distraction zone. you can probably see that on the drone chance, lot of destruction around and people have been moved into these tense. this is a camp that includes both turkish residents who have been displaced by the earthquake on one side and syrians who were displaced 1st by the war in the country and have now been displaced again by the earthquake into a kia. no

people like dan niles talked about, carl >> a great short out this morning, guys, just looking at tech layoffs and arguing it's more or less pushing workers into different parts of the economy rathero the judge >>> carl, thank you so much. welcome to "the halftime report." i'm scott wapner what is the most important day this early year for stocks the fed decision two hours away followed by meta earnings in "overtime. here at post nine at the new york stock exchange to get you all set up for all of that joining me for the hour today joe terranova. we wait for the fed. we've been down throughout the morning today. the dow down by 300. the s&p nearly half of a percent, the nasdaq is weaker today, too, as is th

rather than just the right thing by herself . great to see you, by herself. great to see you, dan . i have to say that we dan.ave to say that we simply cannot trust. meghan markle at all. i think she has really led a vicious campaign undermine the royal family here . she is thoroughly untrustworthy . i think hugely untrustworthy. i think hugely vindictive . and we simply cannot vindictive. and we simply cannot in any way. i think trust anything she does in terms of deaungs anything she does in terms of dealings with the royal family. she is the last person on earth , frankly, who should be handung , frankly, who should be handling kind of negotiation with the british monarchy. i think that this is an extremely dangerous idea. joanna george, you you you're a big supporter of meghan. how do you respond? can we trust her. i mean, the whole question to me makes absolutely no sense because first of all, should meghan, be that in this family mediation, which is what this is , is not. i which is what this is, is not. i don't think she should . you've don't think she should. you've got two different, you know, sides

well says i'd rather be bear not the gay subculture be a bear not the gay subculture , but the who knows. i'm options are open. what do you think about this one, dan this massive study and i could have solved it for you in one sentence, it just gets it. gets darker than it. that's it. that's sleep. dan, the that's we got to sleep. dan, the scientists it. nailed it . scientists. got it. nailed it. thatis scientists. got it. nailed it. that is part three over and done with after the and uncontrollable irish accent the french are pretty off and how humpbacks get humped back you won't want to miss that . but she sunak will reiterate calls to the west to double down on military aid for ukraine. a very good morning to you. it is so nice to have your company here at 6:00 on the 18th of february. this is breakfast on giving news with me, angela and my colleague martin. here are your stories this morning. your top stories this morning. and as we just said, the prime minister tell western minister will tell western leaders lasting peace minister will tell western lea ukraine lasting peace minister will tell western lea ukraine will lasting peace minister wi

well says i'd rather be bear not the gay subculture be a bear not the gay subculture , but the who knows. i'm options are open. what do you think about this one, danhis massive study and i could have solved it for you in one sentence, it just gets it. gets darker than it. that's it. that's sleep. dan, the that's we got to sleep. dan, the scientists it. nailed it . scientists. got it. nailed it. thatis scientists. got it. nailed it. that is part three over and done with after the and uncontrollable irish accent the french are pretty off and how humpbacks get humped back you won't want to miss that . welcome back to headline is with me andrew doyle . this is your me andrew doyle. this is your first look at saturday's newspaper and we're going to start with this one don have you ever sick that woken ever been sick that you've woken up . irish there's a lot i could up. irish there's a lot i could say with that. but no, i'm i the telegraph . so an american cancer telegraph. so an american cancer patient developed an uncontrollable irish accent. this is actually quite doctors believe the unusual side effect is a result of a condition called you're going

well says i'd rather be bear not the gay subculture be a bear not the gay subculture , but the who knows. i'm options are open. what do you think about this one, danthis massive study and i could have solved it for you in one sentence, it just gets it. gets darker than it. that's it. that's sleep. dan, the that's we got to sleep. dan, the scientists it. nailed it . scientists. got it. nailed it. thatis scientists. got it. nailed it. that is part three over and done with after the and uncontrollable irish accent the french are pretty off and how humpbacks get humped back you won't want to miss that . welcome back to headline is with me andrew doyle . this is your me andrew doyle. this is your first look at saturday's newspaper and we're going to start with this one don have you ever sick that woken ever been sick that you've woken up . irish there's a lot i could up. irish there's a lot i could say with that. but no, i'm i the telegraph . so an american cancer telegraph. so an american cancer patient developed an uncontrollable irish accent. this is actually quite doctors believe the unusual side effect is a result of a condition called you're goin

dan thank you and. good evening to you. our top story on, gb news. tonight, the prime minister confirmed the uk is accelerating the delivery of military equipment to ukraine so it arrives within weeks ratherment earlier president zelenskyy requested british fighter jets to bolster ukraine's defences against. soon he's expected meet the french president emmanuel macron and the german chancellor both in paris. speaking at a military base earlier on today , dorset base earlier on today, dorset rishi sunak said . nothing base earlier on today, dorset rishi sunak said. nothing is base earlier on today, dorset rishi sunak said . nothing is off rishi sunak said. nothing is off the table in terms of military assistance for ukraine. all the united kingdom, ukrainian men and women are learning how to command and nato's standard whether that is in drone warfare tank operations or basic training . their dedication , training. their dedication, courage and determination is a credit to you and your country and for all of your visit here today underlines our two countries close and enduring friendship . we will always be by friendship. we will always be by side your staunch and unwavering friends . mean

dan thank you and. good evening to you. our top story on, gb news. tonight, the prime minister confirmed the uk is accelerating the delivery of military equipment to ukraine so it arrives within weeks rather earlier president zelenskyy requested british fighter jets to bolster ukraine's defences against. soon he's expected meet the french president emmanuel macron and the german chancellor both in paris. speaking at a military base earlier on today , dorset base earlier on today, dorset rishi sunak said . nothing base earlier on today, dorset rishi sunak said. nothing is base earlier on today, dorset rishi sunak said . nothing is off rishi sunak said. nothing is off the table in terms of military assistance for ukraine. all the united kingdom, ukrainian men and women are learning how to command and nato's standard whether that is in drone warfare tank operations or basic training . their dedication , training. their dedication, courage and determination is a credit to you and your country and for all of your visit here today underlines our two countries close and enduring friendship . we will always be by friendship. we will always be by side your staunch and unwavering friends . meanwhil

dan, i can't believe you told fib at the very start of the show where you said just then, i hope it's not true, but i hope she's and far sustained you did not believe . i'd rather believe. i'd rather see that sunak. not believe. i'd rather see that sunak . i'd rather sunak actually sunak. i'd rather sunak actually was a loyal brexiteer . sunak was a loyal brexiteer. sunak doesn't have a brexit bone in body. and look, i've never spoken ill of william hague and i don't intend to stop now because you, my former. but . because you, my former. but. that's a big bootleg . but if that's a big bootleg. but if william hague is backing you , william hague is backing you, your northern ireland proposals, then you know it's a it's a it's your sell—out. i'm sorry. i'm sorry, william. that's the only i'm ever going to say. except you need a lot of powder on your bald head when this show is to have it. i don't know what i. what's going wrong? hey, i've got mad. okay? let's be really here. rishi, is not a brexiteer. he was. he's using this. he never was. he's using this. the truth and ireland deal to. try and open up the doors to europe let's do it and simple peoples me the la

dan, i can't believe you told fib at the very start of the show where you said just then, i hope it's not true, but i hope she's and far sustained you did not believe . i'd rather believe. i'd rather see that sunak. not believe. i'd rather see that sunak . i'd rather sunak actually sunak. i'd rather sunak actually was a loyal brexiteer . sunak was a loyal brexiteer. sunak doesn't have a brexit bone in body. and look, i've never spoken ill of william hague and i don't intend to stop now because you, my former. but . because you, my former. but. that's a big bootleg . but if that's a big bootleg. but if william hague is backing you , william hague is backing you, your northern ireland proposals, then you know it's a it's a it's your sell—out. i'm sorry. i'm sorry, william. that's the only i'm ever going to say. except you need a lot of powder on your bald head when this show is to have it. i don't know what i. what's going wrong? hey, i've got mad. okay? let's be really here. rishi, is not a brexiteer. he was. he's using this. he never was. he's using this. the truth and ireland deal to. try and open up the doors to europe let's do it and simple peoples me the la