ha sido un sueño increíble para nosotros, don luis... ...don todos, don, dones, todos, el poder compartiracias, gracias por hacernos... ...por instruirnos, por llevarnos de la mano, por compartir. felicidades a todos los papás de méxico, a todos esos papás disfuncionales que juegan con sus hijos los juegos de me caigo de risa, que nos acompañan, que han estado ahí en las buenas y en las malas para sus hijos. este programa es suyo, es nuestro y se llama me caigo... [todos] ¡de risa! [música] [aplausos] albertano: espérense tantito. vamos a descansar, ya me cansé. vítor: ¿qué, ya te "cansastes"? albertano: ah, ustedes no vienen cargando nada, yo vengo cargando las bolsas del mandado. lupita: albertano, si vienen vacías las bolsas. albertano: imagínate si vienen vacías y ya me cansé, ahora que estén llenas, ¿qué vamos a hacer? vítor: ¿cómo que qué vamos a hacer, carnal? pues, dárselas a la lupe. lupita: [resuella] vítor: sí, lupita tú estás bien fuertota. lupita: no, no, ustedes dos están locos. los que vinieron para cargar el mandado son ustedes. vítor: ah, y si nosotros vinimos para cargar

the water is fine he will not bite come on. >> unless you ask. >> one-on-one don lemon greg gutfeld this tire is watching closely and during the back with that thing that's been different say come to our side our water is great. >> i keep it warm. >> i think after eight years i would know when to stop you could pervert anything. >> i like to thank so. >> i like the fact he used that as a verb i do pervert things should we be concerned about tiny racist sperm >> last time we heard a clip from earlier in the week about a young boy he smeared with false black phase accusations. >> what were people offering to write that they were saying no i think that we see that it is it's way worse then we know. >> i'm trying to think that could i like that thing didn't do is your infant racist. >> if you're at home right now when you google is your infant racist that will probably. >> it will tell you yes. >> there is an article. >> sure enough several articles on the subject of racist babies proving yet again how right i am we dedicated a whole segment to it in fact but then i double down and prop

i don�*t believe so.e included. you know, it�*s a new reality today of unfortunately that struck the middle east and old solutions may not be the ones that are able to tackle the new realities. so while we may all dream and want a two—state solution, we all may dream and want moderates to be in charge of gaza, we�*re a long way from getting to that point and particularly the psychological climate among those palestinians and israelis after all the violence is going to be a very, very tall — tall to climb over. we know that mr blinken was in cairo, he was meeting with several other leaders in the region. he did not meet, of course, with iran, but iran does have a role to play here, doesn�*t it, not only in the conflict or any sort of peace process or ceasefire going forward. a very important point to bear in mind is that iran is a major player here. major protagonist. while we have to have to address the real needs of israelis an but we have to israelis are trying to block us from achieving those goals. if

today a story in five words. >> wow, don, that was fast.us tyler elon musk canceledn don lemon's new showle show hous after they taped an interview for the debu t episode. my sense is because it was justu like cnn on socialsk media, because all he did was try to go for clicks by bringing up replacemenwas t. >> what are your thoughts? i think he probably tried to put a chip in hisy tr. for i think that's required now for a show on x. on x, right.rt and then all the hosts start to sound like him. you know, you've got don lemon n . you know, white people . know, but. but space x has come aroundt to to prove that we want to kill all the white people.g yeah. all right, so i'm working on the impression i'll bring you back tomorrow. yeg it backs, it's hard to do.oo elon musk, he's doing don lemon. we're going with don as.e yeah, it's very obscure. >> cs. he said don lemon, you see medo at a live show. i'll do better. i succumb. lee, isn't it funny that lemon was asked what asked elon about the replacement theory? and it's lemon who keepsmite repla

>> ah, no, no, no, no se despreocupe, don nacho. soy nada, ♪ ♪ yo no tengo vanidad. ♪ >> quÉ asco. te pasas de marrano, bombÓn. >> puerco asqueroso. >> perdÓn, familia. yo lo Único que querÍa era ponerle lo mejor de mÍ al pan, pero, pa que me perdonen, si quieren, puedo preparar unos hot cakes. >> no. >> ¡estÁs loco! >> no, no, no. >> ¿quÉ? ¿nadie va a subir a consolarme? >> otro. >> ¿cÓmo que Él? man. ♪ nosotros los guapos. ♪ bandas criminales hasta que en el palacio nacional en la capital de haitÍ en una escalada de violenciaque mantienen el caos al paÍs. estados unidos pide que se acelere una transiciÓn de poder en el gobierno. [cortina musical] ♪ fÉlix: buenas noches, la campaÑa electoral entre una etapa definitiva con vistas a los comicios federales de noviembre los dos virtuales candidatos, biden y expresiÓn de donald trump eligieron el disputado estado de georgia como escenario para medir fuerzas, intercambiar duras crÍticas y conquistar posibles votantes. nos reportan de los encuentros de hoy cuÁles son las estrategias de am

don lemon, not the smartest move. >> kayleigh: don, don, don, you really have the oddacity to say dosponsibility to the truth? you're don lemon, you help perpetuate the russia conspiracy with your compatriots over there at cnn. i've missed don so much, outside of gutfeld, greatest comedy on television. it is that crazy. come back, somewhere, don, i will watch. >> emily: guys, come back to us, more "outnumbered" in just a moment. if your moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis symptoms are stopping you in your tracks... choose stelara® from the start... and move toward relief after the first dose... with injections every two months. stelara® may increase your risk of infections, some serious, and cancer. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection, flu-like symptoms, sores, new skin growths, have had cancer, or if you need a vaccine. pres, a rare, potentially fatal brain condition, may be possible. some serious allergic reactions and lung inflammation can occur. feel unstoppable. ask your doctor how lasting remission can start with s

we don’t miss a single concert in rostov on don, my mother and i are probably 15 years old now , yes, single concert, when he comes to rostov, good health to him, and god grant a long summer, people like him should be on russian soil, these songs , this timbre, these rhymes, well, a great man, great, i think it’s time everyone sat down, as i understand it, let’s go, come out, come out, god bless you. i got lost, i don’t know where, it’s a miracle, a miracle, i ’ve wanted to do this for a very long time, take a ride through the villages, given that i really love the don, the cossacks. i think i understand this, this people live here all the time, here it is, some kind of village, this is already a village, just now is platov’s anniversary, under the banner of platov’s anniversary, this year is now living, and we did it all, you on the cossack land, the capital. no conditions for all new players, mask, new season, tomorrow in 2020 on ntv. pain can be different, but the mechanism of pain development is the same. it doesn’t matter what caused the pain if pintalgin is available. a universa

they don�*t have food, they don�*t have shelter, they don�*t have...e will wait to see what _ this is chaos. it's anarchy. we will wait to see what comes _ this is chaos. it's anarchy. we will wait to see what comes from that | wait to see what comes from that meeting. pamela white, thanks so much forjoining us on bbc news. thank you so much for having me. let�*s turn to some important news around the world. a court in new york has found the former president of honduras guilty of conspiring with drug traffickers. they also found that juan 0rlando hernandez had used the honduran military and police to enable the smuggling of several tonnes of cocaine into the united states. mr hernandez denied allegations that he had received bribes from drug traffickers, including the notorious drug lord, joaquin "el chapo" guzman. hernandez now faces life in prison. donald trump has posted a bond of almost $92 million while he appeals the verdict of a defamation case against him in new york. mr trump wants to reverse an order to pay the writer, ejean carroll, more tha

don estÁ de regreso. quÉ placer. don: quÉ placer ir a mi show contigo.ento y nostalgia de estar aquÍ, estoy super emocionado. >>el show de don son 56 canales, 48 salidas, todo se mezcla aquÍ. clarissa: tambiÉn estaban esperando para entrar los 13,000 fanÁticos a los que ni la lluvia les impidiÓ llegar al reencuentro con su Ídolo. estÁs emocionada de ver a don omar esta noche? >> demasiado emocionada. >> somos de mÉxico y estamos esperÁndote concierto. [cantan] [mÚsica] clarissa: don omar se pone nervioso cuando dicen " tome el micrÓfono"? don:no me pasa tanto, pero todavÍa necesitÓ una hora de mi tiempo antes desubirme a la tarima y el que lo vea piensa que me estÉ volviendo loco porque estoy caminando en cÍrculo pensando. y lo que busco es entrar en ese momento en el que yo necesito estar en esa tarima. yo necesito entregar todo lo mejor que hay. procura no tener nada en la cabeza. clarissa: dedicas mucho tus canciones en lo que quieres lograr o fluyes? don: yo tengo que estar en contacto con todo, tengo que producir mÚsica, yo fui. calrissa: bailarÍn c

please welcome attorney don scott. [applause] when everybody leaves it's about to get bad.l eyes are on me. my name is not tupac. good afternoon brother. it's an honor to be here. i am overwhelmed for the honor of being here today with brothers from all over the country and brothers from members of the divine -- i never take the opportunity to speak before anybody but especially my brothers. i never take it lightly. that we live in dangerous times right now. there are those who may have forgotten where we have come from. i'm 59 years age. but i'm 59 years old that was born in march of 1965, march 5 to be exact. anybody know what happened on march 71965? bloody sunday. crossing the edmond pettis bridge so i know we sometimes get a little but we forget we have only been living here for 59 years. shortly thereafter is when the voting rights act was signed in august of 1955. so it's appropriate now that w convene today to talk about the importance of voting and specifically black man voting because if you are paying around what it reallyg some means to be american right now. wh

and joining me exclusively outfront is don lemon, so don you do this 90 minute long? hong interview with musk you sit down with him. this is the culmination he had actively courted you to come on one of his tweets. have you considered doing your show on this platform maybe worth a try. audience is much bigger. >> it >> had been public, then you had reached a deal. i'll talk about that later >> then he texts 24 hours after this 90 minute long interview, which is the first of your show launching he says contract is canceled. >> what happened? >> first of all, it's good to see you, aaron. thank you for having me on. >> that's a good question for elon musk quite frankly, what happened? i don't know. as i said in my statement, i felt really good about the interview. i said to him as we were doing the interview and it was tense at moments, but you've been involved in tents, interviews. i said to him, i think it's good that people see folks like you and i who have different worldviews come together and talk. as he says, have free speech. free speech is only important when so

don. thank you very much. i appreciate i appreciate every wouldn't be able to hear part of these clips and don's full interview with elon musk comes out on monday. you can watch the don lemon show on youtube and anywhere that you get your podcasts looking forward to hearing the whole thing. >> good to see you. >> next, us intelligence with a new warning that putin may resort to nuclear weapons because of his inability to win in ukraine. how concerned should we be that putin? we will actually follow through with that threat at this time. plus trump taking over the rnc, the group now laser-focused on election fraud. top republican election official who has stood up to trump it was lives will be out front. and why some voters and a crucial battleground state are telling cnn they were surprised after listening to biden there's energy level was quite impressive >> sound surprised. i was >> surprised, pleasantly surprised this source with kaitlan collins tomorrow at nine >> nearly three times more effective choleste

but don�*t expect blue skies and sunshine all the time.upplies will be shipped to gaza. armed men abduct another group of students from a school in northern nigeria. the army is already looking for more than 200 children kidnapped on thursday. in a major defeat for ireland�*s government, voters reject two referendum proposals concerning families and women. a london fertility clinic has its operating licence suspended after "significant concerns" were raised over errors in the freezing of embryos. and new life is springing from the sycamore gap tree. seedlings from the famously felled tree are starting to grow.

. >> the speaker of the virginia house of delegates, don scott, talked about the importance of leadership, diversity and why voting matters during a keynote address to the national■ panhellenic council. afternoon.s always the pleasure of any leader of an organization to introduce one of their storied an lofty members. and i am not without that pleasure today. the only thing that trumps know. which adds a little bit more pep in my step. you notice iof pepped up here. but today i have the distinct pleasure of introducing to some, re-introducing to others, an eminent legal scholar,man and legislator. this gentleman, is certainly a storily cla with his and his boots always cost upwards of many thousands of dollars, i can say that he is certainly a true testament to the old maxim that the -- the an thinks sis, i should say, the old maxim that the clothes make the man. in this case, appropriately fit the man. and i have the distinct pleasure of introducingo you the speaker of the house of the general assembly of representative delegate don scott. no, i'm not done. [laughter] the brother he is n

, , . by mk dons.done to myself— by mk dons. the biggest disservice i could have done to myself is - by mk dons. the biggest disservice i could have done to myself is give i could have done to myself is give up, walk away, just think, it is not worth it, it is not worth my time. it clearly was. i'm back at a football club enjoying myself, playing games. it football club en'oying myself, playing games.— football club en'oying myself, playing games. football club en'oying myself, -la in: names. , playing games. it has helped me in football, when _ playing games. it has helped me in football, when you _ playing games. it has helped me in football, when you spend - playing games. it has helped me in football, when you spend so i playing games. it has helped me in football, when you spend so long l playing games. it has helped me in l football, when you spend so long out of the _ football, when you spend so long out of the game and you come to appreciate life at home habit more. i appreciate life at home ha

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simply because they refused to recognize the may don qu data. i want to stay here even, and especially after the war. i have met wonderful people here who defend the same values as myself. people with big hearts who have become like a 2nd family to me. all this is the 1st time, but the new regions all participating in russia's presidential elections. i'll change reading costs for as much to talk to crystal a self about the significance of this moment. the presidential election continue here and the next people's republic right now election can be if he's traveling across through a public and i'm making sure that everyone who wants to vote and get to exercise their rights right now. we are in the one of the neighborhoods here in has done that square. there is a mobile can easy right here. but so we have a very special person today who is voting wholesale for the 1st time along with the residents have done boss. let's face with one, they're writing down my passport details so that i can believe that they're also checking my name against the list.

don lemon.ng to partner with him. elon musk sat down with lemon for an interview to promote the partnership and then fired him on the very first day. i guess the interview did not go very well because don lemon ran to cnn of all places to tease what went down. here's a clip. >> hate speech on the platform is up. do you believe that x and you have some responsibility to moderate hate speech on the platform that you would not have to answer these questions from reporters about the great replacement theory? >> i don't have to answer these questions. >> as it relates to jewish people? >> i don't have to answer questions. the only reason i did this interview is because you are on x and i asked -- you asked for it. >> do you think you would not get in trouble or would not be criticized? >> i could care less. >> jesse: the whole thing was a little icy. >> you recently met with donald trump. what did you guys talk about? >> i was at a breakfast at a friends place and donald trump came by. that's it. >>

simply because they refused to recognize the may don qu data. i want to stay here even, and especially after the war, i have met wonderful people here who defend the same values as myself. people with big hearts who have become like a 2nd family to me. i'm with 13 in the new regions now on the way. i'll tease run culture of lunch to talk to postpone meal. so the presidential election continue here. the next people's republic right now, election communities traveling across through the public. and i'm making sure that everyone who wants to vote and get to exercise their rights right now. we are in the one of the neighborhoods here in had done that square. there is a mobile can be 0 right here. but so we have a very special person today who's voting wholesale for the 1st time along with the residents, help them boss. so let's say so it's unfair writing down my passport details so that i can vote, they're also checking my name against the list. then i will be able to put my balance in the ballad box. and what's it within today? we are witnessing an

the conflict and so don is forcing nearly 1500 people to cross the border into south. so dawn, every day, un run transit camps and the board in china rank are struggling to accommodate the number of arrivals. there has been more sporadic street fighting and haiti's capital. porto prince of the outgoing prime minister are jo on res office, extended an overnight curfew to sunday. negotiations for a transitional and governing body are still under way, which would allow for the deployment of kennedy and police and hate see the many or expressing frustration about the slow pace of negotiations. but one person who has not been allowed to take part in those talks and jimmy cherry, c a, one of haiti's most powerful gang leaders. he's told alger 0, he's ready to escalate this fight against the countries. institutions, john, home and reports on santo domingo in the neighboring dominican republic. and the hate seat of to day use of relative calm looting. this is the guatemalan and so with building conflicts being run sacked, hospitals have been to it most of the kept to it's not

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: as for don bass, the people living there, _ translation: as for don bass, the people living there,anslation: as for don bass, the people living there, in those - translation: as for don bass, the people living there, in those days i people living there, in those days of the russian spring, declared their desire to return to their native family —— as per donbas. their path back to homeland was much more difficult. but we did it. and that too was a great event in the history of our state. now, we are developing, we are marching together, we feel the fellowship. just this morning, i was told that the railway from rostov to donetsk and variable and has been restored. we will ensure real carriages will move all the weight to sevastopol, offering an alternative to the crimean bridge, so together, arm in arm, we will go forward and this, this action of an outwards, is what makes us really stronger —— and mariupol. that was vladimir putin in the last hour. ben noble is an associate fellow for the russia and eurasia programme at chatham house. he told me why the election is important for mr

so i don�*t, i�*m not concerned in any way that this. shocking news today will lead to any change inutely critical part over the past few months. he led the negotiations with the government and he worked with his own party to move them from their position of staying out of the executive on the basis that they didn�*t agree with the northern ireland protocol. julian smith talking to the bbc. let�*s speak to newspaper columnist and political commentator based in belfast, alex kane. we will talk about the political implications in a moment, perhaps, but certainly your headlined thoughts to this news today? i think like everyone _ thoughts to this news today? i think like everyone else, _ thoughts to this news today? i think like everyone else, it _ thoughts to this news today? i think like everyone else, itjust _ thoughts to this news today? i think like everyone else, itjust came - thoughts to this news today? i think like everyone else, itjust came as l like everyone else, itjust came as a huge shock. sometimes in this business you are aware of things long before they ever get into th

so don, many, a traumatizing, malnourished. i'll just here is malcolm web has this report from a trying to camp in the board. a ton of rank inside for the students who was forced about a 1000000 people from their homes and left more than twice stopped facing a que tongue to choose mothers and seeking help for that children. having arrived at this transit camp in the board, the town of rank itself threw down. yeah, called cadillac, went to see don to look for what 3 years ago. she says she was among the 1st to plato. so i think when she was forced to come back to south seat on last. yeah. she's been in the camp ever since and gave birth here to the tongue. she says a husband died. the, the read shows me a chinese armies file to send for his age. he severely malnourished. the living conditions here are very difficult. i'm the one that supporting all the children. i work selling t to earn money for their survival. but it's really difficult for me to support them. rang depended on su, done for food and cross board of trade before t

see don back on cnn. i was i was personally glad to see that, but i have to think that don almost has to thank elon musk's this four day i've been sort of helped him promote the new show i mean, jim elon musk is a thin skinned unhinged, erratic ruler of this x platform. and so it's not actually very surprising that this deal went down in flames and that's because don, during this interview, he asked them some tough but fair questions. one of those questions that elon musk clearly did not appreciate she was about the rise in hate speech on the platform >> since elon musk took over. and while elon musk might claim, he believes in free speech, absolutism and wants a free exchange and debate of ideas on his platform. that's not really what he wants. he's taken a lot of steps over the past year-and-a-half since he's taken over the platform to limit the speech of his critics, he's banned journalists and a lot them back on sort of after they censor themselves and delete the post. like he's throttled the new york

kherson, as well as parts of the don army region, were transferred to the jurisdiction of the centralorts of the council of congresses reflect the history of that difficult time. the enterprises he created still form the basis of the industrial well-being of donbass. olga mokhova, anastasia popova, valery savelev, typical novorosiya. that's all we wanted to talk about today, kiril vyshinsky was with you, see you soon, when you give russian lotto tickets it may turn out that you gave a million-dollar shopping spree and even 101 poodles, every second ticket wins, buy on the website in stoloto branded stores, this has never happened before. russian cold 150 g of unprecedented, rich taste in one glass. try the real russian cold ice cream, great, incredible taste! dear men, a holiday is coming! i’ll tell you a secret: on ozone you get 3% cashback using sbp on everything, and it doesn’t matter what you want to give, it ’s profitable to buy gifts on ozone using sbp. register on privetmir.ru. vbp. alain, what again? gifting on marketplaces with a vtb debit card 25% cashback, i’ll buy gifts fo

what is this don saying? the default settings that's that my dad was not is wasting your time to do something. we know for the fact that at the end of the day have the civilian, it's going to have a stadium go, you're going to be set. so i definitely think that the not being allowed 1st gave me a double trumping for joe from dr. an incentive to re it wasn't do as much as i can as i go along with always like a you likes variety of been doing it in school. he's been doing it in college. what about exploding journalism and that became something that i really enjoyed doing. thankfully, i'm a lifestyle just automatically as a byproduct of doing the articles that you are doing to meeting these amazing people who can take you to places where it is on category happening. and i'm a very thankful because it kind of bridge the gap to my favorite pet project now, which is doing the am the down arrow. yeah. and i made you a redesign of, i started fighting, you know, when i was 20 or so i was selling at stores all over the

thanks to it , the route from rostov-on-don to sevastopol will be 200 kilometers shorter.it will apply to freight trains, which will speed up and reduce the cost of cargo delivery. but then it will be opened for passenger trains. it has already been possible to connect rostov-on-don with donetsk, mariupol and berdyansk. 63 km of road rebuilt, 140 km were restored, freight trains began running on the new route on march 15. now a project is being implemented, well, just for four new entities, the new construction of one branch of a new railway that will pass through. the highway, it will cost somewhere from 300 to 400 million per kilometer, if we think that we will have about 2.0 km of length of this railway, then this is somewhere around a trillion, but we understand that there is not only construction of a new part will be there , including reconstruction, and so on, and accordingly, well, perhaps this is not entirely accurate, right there 400 million, that is, it is not quite the maximum level that should be taken, he is engaged in the construction of a new track. highway

�*t travel and don�*t leave iran?epublic of iran officials or individuals linked to the regime that our present in canada. the canadian government is looking to deport those individuals instead of prosecute them even though one of the individuals currently up for depredation is somebody that committed crimes against humanity in protest violence and iran in november 2019. protest violence and iran in november2019. so protest violence and iran in november 2019. so there are authorities that we can use in countries but there has to be the political will and there has to be the evidence. so these individuals do travel and it�*s something that we should be encouraging states to undertake when they find these individuals in their borders. thank ou so individuals in their borders. thank you so much _ individuals in their borders. thank you so much for— individuals in their borders. thank you so much for coming _ individuals in their borders. thank you so much for coming on - individuals in their borders. thank you so much fo

it begs the question, what happens if they don�*t. rhetoric. a conservative source said this lunchtime that actually labour in their view want to soften the sanctions regime. but labour making a clear attempt today to paint itself as the party of work as we look towards the general election. ., .., as we look towards the general election. ., , election. political correspondent peter saull. _ election. political correspondent peter saull, thank _ election. political correspondent peter saull, thank you. - a 72—hour state of emergency has been declared in the capital of haiti after two mass jailbreaks. armed gangs stormed the prisons — they freed nearly 4,000 inmates from the mainjail in port—au—prince, where at least a dozen people died. gang leaders say they want to force haiti�*s prime minister to resign. he�*s currently out of the country, on a visit to kenya. james landale has the latest. gunfire haiti has long been lawless and violent, but now the disorder has got even worse. in the capital, port—au—prince, over the weekend, peopl

i'm don scott, thank you all, appreciate it. [applause] [captioning performed by thenat, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] >> in the weeks that lie ahead, as friedman's first major television series unfolds, the famous and influential men and women who will occupy those seats are going to have a lot to say about friedman's view of the society in which we live today and his solutions for the ills of our time. >> saturdays at 7:00 p.m. eastern, american history tv will air the 10-part series, "free to choose" featuring nobel prize winning economist milton friedman. mr. friedman co-produced the series with his wife and fellow economist, rose friedman, and it favorite aired on -- first aired on public television in 1980. they also wrote a best selling companion book of the same name. programs in the series take us to locations important to the u.s. and world economies. the friedmans advocate free market principles and limited governme

kherson province and part of the don army region, about how in those years the council of congresses of donbass and krivbass, and what other important decisions he made in olga mokhova’s story. among the founders of the council of congresses of miners of the south of russia, the mercury king alexander auerbach, and the gold miner nikolaev dakov - the leader of the heavy industry of the empire, as nikolai von ditmar's contemporaries called him. all of them, like many other participants in this organization, were graduates of the st. petersburg mining institute, without exaggeration, pioneers of the industrial development of donbass at the turn of the 19th-20th centuries. then completely new methods were introduced management, production. our engineers, some of the names that are now depicted on the map. fuel on the railways, advocated for a ban on deforestation and the abandonment of wood heating in state-owned institutions; after many years of struggle, they achieved the introduction of customs duties on foreign fuel. instead of buying cheap coal abroad, we began to develop our own d

don lemon was to set to premier a new show on elon musk's site, and what happened? be a big chapter for both of the high profile folks, and it was supposed to be the long awaited new show on x for don lemon, but then it all came down to program cancelled is. >> reporter: two partners imploding after a confrontation with former cnn anchor don lemon and elon musk turned tense after a taping of lemon. lemon pushing him behind tessa -- behind musk of hate speech. >> did you think that you would not have to answer on the platform of the great replacement theory as related to jewish people. >> i don't have to answer questions of reporters. don, the only reason that i brought this interview is because you are on the x-platform and you asked for it, or i would not have this interview. >> reporter: it also covered drug use and as well as recent conversations with donald trump. >> did he ask you for money? >> he didn't. >> reporter: and then he received a text that said "contract canceled." >> he was never my boss or had any editorial content. >> he said that it was the appro

and some of the people returning from see don may have originated from south see don, but having lived there for more than a generation have few ties to get back to say those that aren't able, they want to, uh, goes back to that places of origin along with the growing number of suit and these people who are fleeing here, given the option of moving to a long time refugee settlement. and what are the conditions like at this, at the long term refugee supplements. i mean, they've been, they've been in, on the board of town that for quite a long time. haven't, i was a growing number of people here at southern and then one to many and they want to go to belong to assessments. the closest one is about a day's drive from here. we haven't been, but we've spoken to people here in the transit center who have and who've come back because they said life that is difficult. now that you and then the south sydney's government say that they don't want an enormous settlement of this place. people to grow up here around the town of rank. so they're trying to provide more services on the long term settlem

like genghis don. [ laughter ] don the con. donnie d-cups.t. [ laughter ] donald ducked the draft. kim don-un and man-boob mussolini. [ laughter ] any of those would be better than honest don. [ cheers and applause ] but honest don has a little bit of a housekeeping situation right now. one of his employee, a longtime employee at mar-a-lago, a guy worked for him for 20 years, has been cooperating with the special counsel in the classified documents case. for months this man has been known as "trump employee number 5." now we know his name. it's brian butler. he is the guy who had to move the documents when the fbi was looking for them, to trump's plane. butler sat down for an interview with cnn. and he had a lot to share about how sloppy trump was about keeping the documents locked up. >> the lake room, which is pretty much above -- almost above pine hall, i mean, anybody could just go around the spiral staircase, turn left, and there it is. >> anybody could access that room? >> well, i'm sure you needed a key. but yeah. i mean, there were mu

it will open by the end of this year. a new railway from rostov-on-don to crimea.s will become noticeably faster and cheaper, in addition, the land corridor to crimea will become an alternative to the existing highway . nika yankovaya assessed the economic significance of the project. the ring railway connecting rostov-on-don with crimea will begin operating by the end of this year. he spoke about this on our tv channel governor of the kherson region vladimir salda. the highway runs along the sea of ​​azov and directly connects taganrok. mariupol, berdyansk, melitopol and dzhankoy. thanks to it , the route from rostov-on-don to sevastopol will be 200 km shorter. first, it will apply to freight trains, which will speed up and reduce the cost of cargo delivery. but then it will be opened for passenger trains. it has already been possible to connect rostov-on-don with donetsk, mariupol and berdyansk. 63 km of the road were rebuilt, 140 km were restored. freight trains began to operate in a new way route on march 15. the project is currently being implemented. the cons

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i don�*t think it�*s going to be frosty in the south.res though, around 10—13 degrees. and then for the rest of the weekend, while weather fronts keep on crossing the uk, notice that the winds are blowing out of the south—west — that�*s a mild direction. so if anything, despite all the cloud and the early outbreaks of rain, i think on sunday with that even southerly, i think the temperatures are going to rise. we�*re talking around 15—16, maybe even 17 degrees celsius in one or two spots across the east and the south—east. let�*s have a look at the outlook. it is going to be a mixed bag, every weather icon you can possibly imagine. but those temperatures are going to remain on the mild side. mid—teens across the south — around, say, 8—13 in the north of the uk. that�*s it from me. bye— bye. who should own us steel? the proposed sale of an american industrial powerhouse risks driving a wedge between two close allies. bitcoin has an extraordinary week. we look into what�*s driving the rally in the world�*s biggest cryptocurrency. hello and

musk did don lemon a favor don and sat down for an interview with them to launch the partnership.d lemoton didn't even last the full scaramucci. we got our hands on the full interview, and it's exactly as you'd expect. thi >> some of the things that you post, the great replacement theory you claims th that democs president biden's immigration plan open up the border. immio openepresidr the president is getting and democrats are doing it to geten acratic d more votes. conflating two things. one is great replacement theory . the other is, which i don't subscribe to tha, anet it's in the neo-nazi manifesto. it's in the turner diaries referenced by the buffal neo-no mass shooter and his manifesto wher e ten people, black people, were murdered in buffalo. actuallack title of the christchurch shooter's manifesto, 51 people in them muslim mosque were murdered. 23 people murdered in el paso i by a shooter who used the same languageo by that you use in that manifesto when you say hispanic invasion. >> is that not. i don't saying hispanic invasion. what lemon didn't realizesion. is without

coupon number to deal on mos gets interrogated by don. love a gas interrogated and i'm gonna show it to you. but the most frightening story out there today has to do with boeing. it has apparently put prophets before people and their safety shows as a whistle blower who's now dead. and he left a note the, the so i want to start by asking you a question really what's with this mad dash, all of a sudden to cancel tick tock. why is the social media platform suddenly the new boogeyman and the country? okay, here's the official reason, i guess that they're giving us. it all comes down to china. you say lawmakers, another government of projects and places like the united states and great britain say that they're concerned, but take talk at its parent company by dance. maybe using tech talk to take are sensitive user data like location and information and then use it against us a. here's a problem with that. by the way, that's something that as we have reported, is already taking place. and you know, who's doing that? alright. medias social medi

in the don capital, at the entrance to gorky park , a spontaneous memorial appeared in memory of thoserist attack. valery kvashe is now in direct contact from rostov. valeria, i give you the floor. yuri, hello. in the afternoon, the regional government held a meeting of the anti-terrorism commission; it was decided that security measures in public places in the rostov region would be strengthened, including by police squads. and the don governor vasily golubev expressed condolences to the families of the victims, as well as wished a speedy recovery to the victims, and also called on residents to be attentive and cautious, and security measures in the region have been strengthened, all... mass events in the rostov region, including cultural and sports events , were canceled this weekend, and university studies, including at the southern federal university was transferred to a remote format, this is what the governor of the rostov region vasily golubev said at a meeting of the anti-terrorism commission. this is a monstrous terrorist act and committed. must definitely be punished, punishe

things to don civil war. most everyone struggling to get by the sale means to minus somebody will eat today. they said fighting and see times capital cost 2 months ago to my father died soon after arriving here and left selma to look off to her grandchildren. the money to use it and i got a phone. and a used to one of the con i, after we arrived to, we took my son to the hospital. he'd been ill for months without any treatment. and he became, was on the journey of to 5 days in the hospital. he died, i was told to come here and register selma and her family a waiting in the transit camp for un transport too long to rescue gee, settlement, whether a people from her community frequently from the new, the mountains and sit down. she said they're so cost to move in 20 years ago when the government from civilians of the money from the sale size, amiga meal, 6 months ago, there was no market here. many of the traders themselves have to flee the fighting . and they set up stands to sell food to the growing population

ask for don. for guy. he's kinda screwed up again. and here's why. say that okay, i'm not trying to be fair. i'm sure he's a good guy to this day. why do you have a wonderful opportunity to get a new platform to grow himself? but he was given the girl himself had to grow his message, really, which we should all do. he does just the opposite. he seems stuck in and appears desperate for nothing more than the acceptance of the people who fires him. the 15 workers, almost randomly 10, said they would not fly on the dreamliner the . those are workers per se, their pilots. pilots being asked the question, i mean, did you hear what they said to you that well, that one guy just said there would be a that's a truth, bob. scary at that. i mean that that's a comment. overheard from a pilot. this is back in 2014, by the way, which is even more timely today what they're saying about not wanting to fly a boeing plane. and he's essentially saying that he's afraid to fly the bowling jack because of its shoddy maintenance and its safety reputation. and that's troubli

and making the way to neighboring cells to don and such of safety. united nations estimates more than half a 1000000 sydney's of of lives best since the conflict between the army and pano to reference fleet forces becomes off to you. many come to the board, a town of rank while you and one transit kansas struggling to accommodate new arrivals. the conflict has killed thousands of the space, millions more. welcome lab reports square in the transit gum, which was built nearly a year ago. it has a capacity for just over 3000 people, but we're more than 15000 people staying here at the moment. about 1500, more people arriving here in rank everyday. now with me is silva. i cafe from the u . n. refugee agency is coordinating all of the humanitarian agencies working here. just how serious is this displacement crisis. it is quite a serious starting from the 1st day of the war, is to don and operate 2023. we have more than 600000 new. as i've ever done any advocacy, mostly they already tell me who are so that so somebody's coming back home, we have a daily dr

well, don, your take on this, i mean, with every situation we always look at again, who benefits and who would not, and in this situation we had just seen the election, re-election of, uh, president putin uh, in a landslide in russia, and also we see the uh, basically, as our previous guest was talking about, um their um actually becoming or seemingly on the road to victory over ukraine, so in your perspective uh, now as scott said that looking at possibly us involvement or cia involvement with ukraine, your thoughts on that, um, how likely do you see that as being a possibility, you know you go to the who benefits from the and look at and scott's right, it's it's early, this is all spec'. there's an actual investigation going on, we here in the united states aren't used to that part of it actually happening, we have pundits figure out what happened after the fact, most of whom can't find their behind with both hands in their back pockets, the investigation with you doing all kinds of forensic and other you peaks into their phone logs and their activities and all of that tracing weap

and the we are in, from a don. people have to hold, looking at having some of the domains black than this. this is our feet. more than 1000000 palestinians are seeking show to and cause the south forced here often onto the devastation in areas for the north east. very all me to drop off would be say, the messiah let's have continue. destroyed is densely populated area monthly on there is no safe area. well, they're saying this is a safe area, but there are no safe areas while they're hitting from every direction and they don't care about people. they displaced us from here to there, but we don't know where to go. is we'll say is mission is eliminated to must fight is it's food and re people who are being killed. the we are unarmed innocent civilians. we never carry donald. this is the majority of the palestinian population. and garza know when this trip is being pat. this is i'm say ross in central garza and i got the name is emily. at midnight we woke up to the sound of a bloss rushed the area he and found this ho