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that's the don in what a senior un official says is i see 90, terry and 5 system side going proportion is millions address space. and the us now says genocide side. so how is the situation worse? me why i so many more people now in danger and what's being done to end the conflict will talk to our guest shortly. but for us this from victoria gave to me and a warning. her report contains images view as might find distressing. after nearly 2 years of fighting in sudan, the scale of human suffering is catastrophic researches from the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine estimate moving 61000 people have been killed. 26000 as a direct result of the violence, the rest from starvation and disease. the situation is worse than since the army launched and offensive to take back. the capitals from the permits re record support forces in september, december sofa, the escalation of the fighting, including exams, displacement come with civilians killed and injured by artillery, selling under reports of those seeking to leave the camp being blocked from doing so the you and says moving 1200

that's the don in what a senior un official says is i see 90, terry and 5 system side going proportions millions address space. and the us now says, genocide is taking place. so what's the well doing for the people of saddam? this is inside story, the hello and welcome to the program. i'm fully back people in less than 2 years civil war has brought catastrophe to so don, a crisis of the men scale, there is only getting worse phase the united nations. i knew you in battery for says simon conditions. aust, spreading nearly 25000000 people half the population are facing acute food shortages. millions have been forced to move or flee the country, the world's largest displacement of people by conflict today and its last 10 days in office. the binding administration has announced the rapids support forces which has been fighting the sudanese army since april 2023 has carried out genocide. so how is the situation worse me? why i so many more people now in danger and what's being done to end the conflict will talk to our guest shortly. but 1st, this from victoria gave to me and warning her repo

that's the don in what a senior you an official says is i see monetary and 5 system side going proportion is millions address space. and the us now says, genocide is taking place. so what's the well doing for the people of saddam? this is inside story. the hello and welcome to the program. i'm fairly bad. people in less than 2 years civil war has brought catastrophe to so don, a crisis of the men scale, there is only getting worse phase the united nations. i knew you in battery for says simon conditions. aust, spreading nearly 25000000 people half the population are facing acute food shortages. millions have been forced to move or flee the country, the world's largest displacement of people by conflict today and its last 10 days in office. the binding administration has announced the rapids support forces which has been fighting the sudanese army since april 2023 has carried out genocide. so how is the situation worse me? why i so many more people now in danger and what's being done to end the conflict will talk to our guest shortly. but 1st, this from victoria gave to me and warning her

i don�*t have much faith in the qatari government, qatar government has notoriously been hosting theey�*re not exactly a neutral mediator, despite the fact that the uk has very close relationships with qatar i haven�*t seen much leveraged by our government back about that, with our relationship with qatar to put pressure to release the hostages. every one of the 100 hostages. every one of the 100 hostages known to be still held there are a humanitarian issue, they have been held for over a year, their situation is dire. every day they continue to be held there lives are in jeopardy. we know that nine of those 100 hostages have connections to british relatives, they have british family here, one of whom is a british citizen, others like myself, my cousin tsachi, many of us here in sussex have family that are very concerned about their loved ones being held by hamas and we urge our government to do everything they can to put pressure on qatar to ensure our cosy relationship with qatar actually has some benefit us in the form of releasing the hostages now. adam talking to me a short tim

and what decisive actions are needed now to create, to think lasting facing so don. we need quickly to take a decision. i mean the, i'm talking about the asking, but i, the pro, the ask them do an end the united nations 2 days in may get action that to really go and protect disability. but they can start as well if they want it, we're going to have to leave it. they, uh, it is an important conversation that we're having, and i'm sure that we will keep having a, in the next 2 weeks here on alger 0. thank you so much for joining us. who would hire out of my ging and location could be that. thank you for joining us on inside story and thank you to for watching. you can always watch this program again any time by visiting our website at all. just 0 dot com for further discussion. go to our facebook page at facebook dot com forward slash a great inside story. and of course you can join the conversation on x. a handle is at a great inside story for me, please back to go in hosting. thanks for watching by from the the latest news, the heavy, what sort of the dust and left b

that's what we look at, the big don. doing kind of just the same thing and i was just going to be able to pull the video or, i mean i see this, i like i, it's showing cuttings the ok, the even bond portal rushing cuts from international competition. let's get serious for a 2nd. a lot of the western media, the climb media calling, you know, the big donald lunatic. he's mine, he's crazy company doing this type of stuff. what's the reason? well, i can tell you what the reason is. maybe he's a very far side and then you know, smart, shrewd operator. because guess, watts in greenland, for example, we know, but the panama canal, one the most strategically important waterways in history on earth was built by the americans for the american navy. don't tell anybody. i have a greenland in particular, greenland is chock full of goodies. it holds that. let me go to my notes for this 22 percent of the world's hydrocarbon resources. it also holds 30 percent of the world's natural gas and lots of other things. so maybe the big dawn, is

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i think don lemon is just trying to be relevant and make a little money.nn and now he has a podcast, and now he's just trying to be relevant. i think the mood of the american people is they want competence. and i think the mood of the american people is they want to give donald trump a chance after what happened the last time. and so i think you're going to see -- especially in the wake of all of the disasters, and let's not forget about north carolina. >> let's not. >> they're getting thrown out of fema homes and whatnot. i think people are in the mood to get things back on track. and you see that through john fetterman, and you see that -- there are a lot of signs of that, and let's hope it's true. >> and -- who is watching don lemon for anything that is instructive in their lives? >> comedy. >> that's what i wanted to ask you about. he -- i don't know what plot platformthat is. and i think it's free and digital. >> i like during the commercial you asked what platform is he on? >> and the oxygen give to that extremism and i find more responsibility with

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it's gotta be the big don royal, you know, no argument here. it's got to be and you know, we've had great fun with don on the show as much as we've enjoyed putting the boot into, you know, sleepy joe, we've enjoyed to have a phone with don, he's, he's funny guy, he's a funny man room. the video you, let's have a look at how don i lived the salt and pepper to our episodes over the year will that we have to get along with the world. let's get along with the russians. very smart guy. it's not that there's so smart. it's not, there's more, it's the we're so we're over. so dumb. so down to springfield, we're eating the dogs. the people that came in or reading the cats are eating zip pets, of the people that live there. reading the dogs, reading the kids, reading the pets. i swear to get really eating the rats in new york. they will take the life of the child in the 18 months. a nice month that even after going coast natal abortion in the usa, appraising the machines, you can kill your kid after it's born. that's kind of like the sparked or kind of b

but then you have people like rick wilson and you have jennifer rubin and don lemon.ing around the trump planet and they stay there. they're like the birds feeding off the rhino, just eating the bugs. you know, trump has created entirely new economies of thought. they will stay obsessed with trump. other people like mitt romney, they went off in to orbit. they're gone. we'll never seen them again. it's amazing. the people. they won't give up on trump. so yeah, it was more than a landslide. it was a total shift in the universe. >> nicole: katie, one of the reasons that donald trump won is he used the media effectively. he went on the podcasts. unfortunately for the other channels, they have continued to stick with the mainstream media talking points and they will lose viewers. >> katie: these people are unhinged. while they accuse maga of being uneducated, not knowing how to read, they're making the most shallow arguments about why donald trump is bad for the country. it shows that they're losing control. they're losing control of the narrative and people understanding

the big don. yeah. you know, is there a connection? you know, we kind of like to do that here on the most co meals, you know, tangled around a join the dots. well, matthew lives burger, 30 samuel special forces soldier with a list of awards. um metals so lengthy or um for a very specialized guy. he decided to try and pull from so tell in a, you know, cyber took you get the symbolism there, put with you know, fireworks and gas canisters like a mishal and started chef serving a microwave popcorn and a dinner party. doesn't that up? and what about his other friends? remember mr. route? ryan wesley. ruth complete ukrainian freak street. so i to walk the been gone too. so maybe it wasn't that hard for the, the i to work and although he was wearing a t shirt that said, slab, oh, clean the honest one of our favorite phrases here in the most school meals level. okay. so this on setting on sleeping jose presidency and you can ask yourself, what would you do in the dying days other than trying to, you know, find a mass killings in ukraine and, a

so, don, if you if you urged me to do it, going to have to turn you down. i would like to call it off. i don't want i don't i don't make that ask anymore. that's it's not i don't it's my job. fair enough. i will say one, one thing that i. that i think is really important. i'm going to speak specifically to lawyers that is to say i think lawyers who go into law jobs in the government, they they ought to in the course of interviewing for a particular positions try to get a sense of the culture that buying into their questions they should ask. i think it's i agree with every government to have people available of high quality and integrity to serve. but i think lawyers in particular and that's what you know i'm a lawyer all of us are lawyers. and that is the vocation that we're concerned with here. need to be confident, whether it's the department of energy department of justice, whatever it may be, that the culture is one that lawyers can feel comfortable as a matter of professional ethics, as a matter of what they're going to be asked do as a matter of what

, >> yeah, i feel the arbiter of intellectual academic thoughts, don lemon, you are stupid! you deserve it. voters like the majority of voters, yeah, we do deserve it,j thank you. we deserved lower taxes and toee be able to make jokes again.ople we are all happy about that.on you look at people like wilson and don lemon and jennifer rubin and they are leftist elites.ha that is what the democratic party has become. they are so out of touch with the american people, particularly american workers. hinkthey think that they are naw ountvision for how the country should be should be shut down people's throats because att leasdot don lemon is saying whal he believes out loud. t hithey think people are down. they think they are better than everybody else.de thatmo is why democrats lost.of >> charlie, talk about the voice of the media, first of all, how can you trust the media at this point? h if we were to watch in a fairy rubin she is not political but factual.ab but the entire 2021 trying to defeat donald trump. >> you know what is funny about people like jennifer rubin even if yo

you don�*t really realise how serious it is. you don�*t think this is a life—threatening situation. only the garage burned down. so we're, right now, we're just trying to put the the small amount of fire that's left. but, yeah, it was pretty bad in the morning. let�*s go back to emma vardy in la. so many people have lost everything. where are they going? lats so many people have lost everything. where are they going?— so many people have lost everything. where are they going? lots have been taken to evacuation _ where are they going? lots have been taken to evacuation centres. _ where are they going? lots have been taken to evacuation centres. others i taken to evacuation centres. others who have the money are in hotels like in downtown la or have gone to other properties or who are staying with family. but such is the scale of this that the number of people evacuated across the county has now risen to 180,000. but with the wind is a little, today, i was the time emergency services finally have their best chance of starting to get control of this. we are just hearing president biden

el próximo lunes se cumplirá un mes de la trágica muerte de don rené búcaro, de 62 años, cuyo cuerpoco forense del condado contra costa desde ese día, sin que ningún familiar lo haya reclamado. por eso me llamó un miembro de la iglesia en berkeley, donde don rené trabajaba y asistía, preocupada, ya que la ley en california solo permite tener un cadáver por 30 días. don rené, de origen salvadoreño, murió trabajando como guardia de seguridad el pasado 6 de diciembre en discovery bay, cuando un joven de 17 años lo impactó con su vehículo mientras estaba en su casilla. muchas veces nos toca de que desafortunadamente la persona no tenía familia. y qué pasa en esa instancia? lo que pasa en esa instancia es de que si la funeraria no puede localizar a ningún familiar, desafortunadamente, entonces nosotros ya como personas somos posesión del del del condado. la lane miembro de la iglesia donde asistía don rené en berkeley y a quien consideraba un gran amigo, dice que ha sido un desafío contactar a su familia por la distancia y por el idioma. we've heard from a couple of people who have reache

host: great, go right ahead, don. we're listening. caller: i mentioned comments on earlier thing, it jumped me over to open forum. i watch a lot of c-span you get the range of callers, people that you interview as well. and i also like to apologize for america on -- to you on behalf of america for sometimes the way people, i'm sure you guys get a kick out of it when you're offline, how people call in, it's crazy. my point today would be all americans, everybody in the world, should strongly consider looking into roasting their own sacred cows. this country and people in general are just really, really into their own prop begandasm right, left, center. whatever emotionally supports their narrative is what you're going to go with. seems to be. more so than where the facts would dictate. i would like to share a quote with america. john maynard keynes, and i'm not a hard-core leftist or a righty, i'm a very independent thinking person but he tends to be on the left of the spectrum he had vigorous debates with someone who was a right-wing

y yo estuve de acuerdo, don gonzalo. ¿va? vamos. - ok, ¿están listos? - listos. sí, venga. - ok, a la cuenta de tres, ¿va? - va. si quieres, agárralo un poquito aquí y tú acá. va. una, dos, tres. [celebran] nuestra vida puede estar llena de muchas sombras. la sombra de perder a nuestros papás y quedarnos huérfanos. la sombra de la discriminación y odio por prejuicios sociales. la sombra de una enfermedad que cambia nuestra condición de vida. pero por más oscura que se presente nuestra realidad, si ante todo ponemos el amor verdadero, la generosidad, la empatía social, entonces, la vida siempre será brillante. porque el amor verdadero nos ilumina más que el sol. [música] [el recodo] ♪ desde el cielo ♪ ♪ una hermosa mañana ♪ ♪ desde el cielo ♪ ♪ una hermosa mañana ♪ ♪ la guadalupana ♪ ♪ la guadalupana ♪ ♪ la guadalupana ♪ ♪ bajó el tepeyac ♪ ♪ juan dieguito ♪ ♪ le dijo la virgen ♪ ♪ juan dieguito ♪ ♪ le dijo la virgen ♪ ♪ este cerro elijo ♪ ♪ este cerro elijo ♪ ♪ este cerro elijo ♪ ♪ para hacer mi altar ♪ [ambos] ♪ la guad

i will talk about it with congressman don bacon of nebraska.t with congressman don bacon of nebraska oh... stuffed up again? so congested! you need sinex saline from vicks. just sinex, breathe, ahhhh! what is — wow! sinex. breathe. ahhhhhh! >>> i want to welcome back friend of the show republican congressman don bacon of nebraska, he represents the state's second congressional district in the last congress representative bacon served on the house armed services and agriculture committees. he is a veteran of the united states air force. good to see you. thank you for being with us again. >> good to see you. happy new year's to you. >> and to you, sir. last time we talked you expressed frustration with the way the speaker thing and reconciliation thing and the funding all went down. you called speaker johnson a good man who is trying to do his best. given some of the internal divisions, do you think what happened last week with the speaker election finally getting done on one ballot, does that help? does it hurt? did it show you more division or

let's have a look at the big don. doing kind of just the same thing and everyone's just going to be able to pull the video or, i mean, i see this, i like i did. so in cuttings, the ok, the even bond parole russian cuts from international competition. let's get serious for a 2nd. a lot of the western media, the climb media calling, you know, the big donald lunatic. he's mine, he's crazy company doing this type of stuff. what's the reason? well, i can tell you what the reason is. maybe he's a very far side and then you know, smart, shrewd operator. because guess what's in greenland, for example, we know, but the panama canal, one of the most strategically important waterways in history on earth, was built by the americans for the american navy. don't tell anybody have a greenland in particular, greenland is chock full of goodies. it holds that. let me go to my notes for this 22 percent of the world's hydrocarbon resources. it also holds 30 percent of the world's natural gas and lots of other things. so maybe the big dog

and so the side to active issues. joining us from cairo, don, you good to have you with us again on, on to 0. as we heard this don's military forces earlier this week also came to see several other r as if territories. how significant and strategic all these games and all they are an indication that the are a cellphone, a box, what? and they're very significant. i mean, this time, last year we were all dis, funds and because seemingly so don was mostly in the control of, of the minutes of the our assets. so the inroads, but the army has made is huge. and then to z a, especially the sick capital method. he is significant because it does, it is the actual, agricultural hard kind of so done. and it's the 2nd largest city to cartoon. and it was host to the vast majority of the space people. so it's significant and so many ways it also comes hot in the fields of the sanctions that were faced by the, by the restriction on the, on him it t, the leader of the are assessed. so it's a moral victory. it's a moral victory for the off of the army. it's a joint us victory for the 70 civilians who

el próximo lunes se cumplirá un mes de la trágica muerte de don rené búcaro, de 62 años, cuyo cuerpo que ningún familiar lo haya reclamado. por eso me llamó un miembro de la iglesia en berkeley, donde don rené trabajaba y asistía, preocupada, ya que la ley en california solo permite tener un cadáver por 300 días. don rené, de origen salvadoreño, murió trabajando como guardia de seguridad el pasado 6 de diciembre en discovery bay, cuando un joven de 17 años lo impactó con su vehículo mientras estaba en su casilla. muchas veces nos toca de que desafortunadamente la persona no tenía familia. y qué pasa en esa instancia? lo que pasa en esa instancia es de que si la funeraria no puede localizar a ningún familiar, desafortunadamente, entonces nosotros ya como personas somos posesión de del del condado. la lane miembro de la iglesiaonde asistía don rené en berkeley y a quien consideraba un gran amigo, dice que ha sido un desafío contactar a su familia por la distancia y por el idioma. we heard from a couple people who have reached. logramos hablar con algunos familiares, quienes nos dijeron

i think don, jr. who is a fantastic guy, we're very close with don, jr. has taken more of a lead role, but eric and lara, lara did an amazing job at rnc and working well with the family and working well with jared kushner, has done something that helped this country, prison reform that we need. >> all right, steve, you have a show to record, and story for the technical difficulties, thank you very much. >> we've got a quick word from our sponsors and my colleague jonathan martin will be on

a don, this is low. these own parallel swearing in ceremony on don is appealed to regional leaders to intervene in the impasse and facilitate dialogue that makes constitutional counsel has induced shuffles when, meanwhile, for the most held a meeting with opposition parties including put in which the party supposing went on and we went to tell the most in beacon people that our goal is to stability of the country, peace, harmony, and brotherhood. we want to promote the development of mozambique. they can be no development without these elements. we re, ethan, i'll commitment to working hard to achieve this goal. civil society groups say hundreds had been killed in the purchase. the government's a two's demonstrations of violence, but as most would be to pace the new rates and new president. there's no indication woodland any support is willing to back down to meet the minimum of $20.00 a month with them wasn't beat us as announce an additional $500000000.00 aid package for ukraine's ministry and includes

extinction taking place, a westminster abbey spokesperson said the grave is being cleaned and they donnd a leading obesity expert has warned that weight loss drugs could bankrupt the national health service if they were prescribed to all the patients who are eligible for them. 3.4 million people in england are understood to qualify — but there are warnings it would cost around £10 billion a year if they were all treated at once. here�*s our medical editor fergus walsh. ray is 62 and has battled with his weight for most of his life. ray, what size is that? it might be a six... six or a seven xl. he got a shock a few years ago when about to have surgery. i was actually outside waiting to go into the theatre, and they said, "we can�*t operate on him. "he�*s too big for this table." it�*s july 2024 at london�*s guy�*s hospital. ray is about to become one of the first patients to get the weight—loss jab wegovy on the nhs. he weighs 148 kilos — or 23 stone. in trials, patients on wegovy lost an average of 15% body weight injust over a year. right, so we're ready to go. 0k? 0k. there you go.

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it was the economy ultimately that started into the road to support for don a for, for justin trio. and how he is, he has managed it, is in post pandemic. so mark carnie is the front runner, christopher freeland, and then the current finance minister don liquid law. melanie shall lee, who was the foreign affairs minister. um are seen as, as, as, as real contenders here including anita and, and who is the minister of labor right now. it's a hard thing to do, i guess, but you've had time to think about it for a while. give us the best 30 seconds on justin triggers. legacy as well. you know, it's, it's, it's a complicated thing to do because for a while he was seen as a celebrity, prime minister, he was known around the world. he was young, he was attractive. he was a great speaker, he comes from a political dynasty and canada is called or was was a, was a glamorous prime minister. he also got us through the pandemic. many people credit him with saving, saving, lives, keeping with the economy afloat during the pandemic with other nations were really struggling. he's also really strong

don jr., and several maga loyalists to greenland. the group posed for pictures in the capital, stopping by a restaurant, passing out maga hats. and while there, trump himself called his son. talking to people there with the locals, telling them, quote, i just want to say that it's a very special place. it needs security for itself, but it also needs security very much for the world. you see the people in the ships sailing around, they're not the right ships. okay, so what people and ships sailing around? is he talking about specifically? he is talking about ships sailing off the coast of greenland, which belong to russia and china, two countries that just agreed to work together to develop arctic shipping routes. and they have been conducting military exercises around that island. putin, in fact, now has more arctic military bases in the region than nato. his bases in the map in red. now, the u.s. does have one major base already in greenland. and as congressman waltz makes clear, trump is no

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and don bass level i showed i k. and how did you feel after the warrant, serious started again? i am officially and so this will be that i was very satisfied. i remember the beginning of the war when we had the sounds of gunshots in the street explosions and schools being blown up. a man members and us, and i left him on. you started corresponding with president vladimir putin 3 years ago, as well as with the children of don bass and began collecting humanitarian aid for syrian refugees. and residents have done best with the how did you come up with the idea to help those in need to get all my idea came from the feeling is have any child, especially considering that terrorism is now present in don't baffle it has. it is the same terrorism that was in syria and killed syrian children. now, this terrorism is killing the children of dumbasses and that i collected my close personal savings and toys and sent them to the children of don't boss and drew pictures for them. i wrote matches to the soldiers and don't bass, who are fighting terrorism. so what does the children have dumbass

at least 24 palestinians have are part of they've been killed since don. this wednesday we spoke with one survivor of a previous idea of the attack that left his entire family dead. you had to quit such a young man named mash mood. so carlos is 22 years old, looks bitterly at the documents that have become his only treasure. yes, they are the death certificate. so his family who left him alone off to the israeli army, took the lives of 17 members of his family, were killed in a residential neighborhood in the shape. read. one neighborhood of guys are sitting on that day. i was away from home for a few hours, and suddenly i received the sad news and then all my loved ones had died and i couldn't believe it. i was at a friend's house and rushed to the hospital. there i found my relatives of the dead martyrs were lying next to each other. 17 members of my family, brothers or cousins, or elderly family members, my nephew and his mother. but these are the death certificates of my relatives. every last one of them here they are just a few hours ago. i was at hom

just, i don�*t know.d over 400 positive messages for his stint officiating in the championship. if the call came again, would you do it again? yeah, absolutely. without a doubt? yeah. this weekend, dale will have his work cut out for him in tredegar. not quite the city stadium, but no doubt he�*ll be just as needed. tomos morgan, bbc news. bradford is this year�*s uk�*s city of culture, and the launch in the next few days is set to be one of its highlights. throughout 2025, there�*ll be a programme of special events, featuring famous names from the city like artist david hockney and magician dynamo, who�*ll help to show off its cultural heritage. our arts correspondent david sillito has been finding out more. thanks for that, making a show of me. it is your own fault, negative talk. �* ., ., , ., talk. bradford city of culture, beginning _ talk. bradford city of culture, beginning with _ talk. bradford city of culture, beginning with this, - talk. bradford city of culture, beginning with this, radio - tal

it's gotta be the big don royal, you know, no argument here. it's got to be and you know, we've like play phone with done on the show as much as we've enjoyed put the boot into, you know, sleepy joe, we've enjoyed to have a phone with don, he's, he's funny guy, he's a funny my room, the video you let's have a look at how don i lived the salt and pepper to our episodes over the year will that we have to get along with the world. let's get along with the russians. very smart guy. it's not that there's a smart, it's not, there's more, it's the we're so the, we're over, so dumb. so don't do springfield. we're eating the dogs, the people that came in or reading the cat. and there are eating zip pets of the people that live there. reading the dogs indicates reading the pets. i swear to really eating the rats in new york, they will take the life of the child in the 18 months. a nice month that even after going coast natal abortion and usa appraising me, it is it can kill your kid after it's born. that's kind of like the sparked or kind of business. so

i'm really grateful to be on the same panel with don and the general and we had a nice talk outside about our experiences as white house counsels. that's a question that could be broken out into several parts. so i will very briefly just pick out one part and that the president elect trump has expressed or articulate in the past a very robust view of two power and a very direct, aggressive path path that he would like to travel to achieve most of his policy goals. that has included recently, for example, tweet that he issued in which called for the senate to follow him down the path potentially a government by recess appointment. he didn't say, if necessary. i think there are members of congress who the members of the senate who have said necessary and. so you can imagine that this presents, you know, really, really significant issues. what does that precisely mean? obviously, there's a difference between donald trump's more you performative his performance as a candidate, his performance as president and what in fact, he winds up deciding to do. but that certainly a background here of po

so what they tried to bump off the big don, yet again, no surprise there. you know, my own boss here said he may not get into the office margarita. what they're trying to watch them. you gotta remember the, you know, the establishment media so gracefully linked into the big machine, the weapons makers. they actually said that, you know, the fact that he didn't engage with a, a war with russia, that world war 3 hasn't happened. if trump doesn't do it, that's a failure. that's how desperate they become pretty spooky store for it. so that's a little talk about who exactly are these dudes, these ukraine yaks who are trying to what the big don, you know, is there a connection? you know, we kind of like to do that here on the most co meals, you know, tangled around a join the dots. well, matthew live was born at 37 year old special forces soldiers with a list of awards and metals selected are for a very specialized guy. he decided to try and blow up the term. so tell in a, you know, cyber talk, you get the symbolism there, but with you know, fireworks and gas can

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[laughter] according to trump, don jr.'cent visit proved just how much the greenland if an e.r.es love maga. >> the clips just released, the people greenland would love to become a state of the unit states of america. we were greeted with tremendous love and affection and respect. >> stephen: yeah, there's just one problem. according to danish media reports, all of those clips of greenlanders greeting donald trump were staged after don jr. rounded up homeless people from the area, promising them a meal in exchange for their participation. [boos] not only is that sad, it also excludes the newest greenlander, rudy giuliani. that's not greenlandish. i just want to take a second here, this is not in the script. i want to take a sidestep your to point out how [bleep] up do you have to be to be homeless in greenland! residents of greenland not being paid by don jr. have a different take on trump's plans. they are saying they are a bit concerned and scared, but also that it's a little bit of a joke. yes, the best jokes are always

don�*t trouble extremely angry about this case because it means that you will become the first sittingy about this case. there are arguments whether he will be able to pardon himself but this is a state crime and at a federal crime so he does not have the power to buy them so over this. have the power to buy them so overthis. he�*s have the power to buy them so over this. he�*s going to face sentencing just before being inaugurated as president of the united states. i5 inaugurated as president of the united states.— united states. is there been any wider — united states. is there been any wider reaction _ united states. is there been any wider reaction to - united states. is there been any wider reaction to this? | united states. is there been i any wider reaction to this? the main reaction _ any wider reaction to this? the main reaction has _ any wider reaction to this? tie main reaction has come from donald trump on his own social media platform where he has been posting twice about it and you can —— you can feel his rage coming out about it. you talk about having never falsified bus

a las pocas horas el don llegÓ y esto fue lo que encontrÓ.s bien difÍcil asimilar la magnitud. reportero: hoy recorren cada rincÓn del hogar. >> se quedÓ toda una vida de recuerdos. fue una vida muy hermosa los aÑos que vivimos aquÍ con toda la comunidad. reportero: comunidad que hoy los acompaÑamos a recorrer y que aumentÓ su dolor al ver la destrucciÓn. 37 aÑos de vivencias, experiencias, alegrÍas, de todo, pues toda una vida la que tiene aquÍ la familia montaÑo. los recuerdos quedan en su mente y corazÓn, ya que como se puede ver los materiales quedaron reducidos a cenizas. hay muchas cosas que perdieron y que no se puede recuperar. >> ¿como sacamos todo lo que tenÍamos? tantos recuerdos que tenÍamos de mi familia de mÉxico y de aquÍ. reportero: dicen que estÁn en contacto con las aseguradoras y que les estÁn ayudando bastante. mientras tanto andan con ropa prestada y viven en un motel. en medio de la tragedia y cenizas dicen que agradecen estar vivos y sanos. >> estoy contenta de que gracias a dios pude tener este lugar por tantos aÑos. p

we're not letting that happen to him. son don junior, also showed up in greenland this week with some mega trolls on in tow. and trump said that he was quote, hearing how far away the people of greenland are back. in other words, i'm here and that she really wants me. he goes on to say, my son don junior and various representatives, we traveling there to visit some of the most magnificent areas in sites. hey, it just so happens that my kid will be there if you're up for sending me a sign, their interest staves. trump also said the green light is, quote, an incredible place and the people will benefit tremendously if and when it becomes part of our nation. we will protect set and shares it from a very vicious outside world. how chivalry sounds of charming, coming from the guy in charge are soon to be in charge of the country known for going around the world, kicking down the doors and taking whatever it was. anyway, here's the german chancellor. all off. schultz who shrugged off his own nord stream pipeline of chief brushing energy, getting blown up, trying on some tough top for a chan