i'll let you go first, don. >> i think that all three of them are.se they all made one fatal mistake. neither one of them realized that they built up their name, id, and presence to get in front of the president's eyes by going on these right wing podcasts and saying the most crazy things. well, they're going to have to be held to account for those things in front of the united states senate like they were last year. and you saw some severe republican dissent. i was very proud of senator bill cassidy questioning of kennedy. and, of course, angela. also, brooks was just masterful. tulsi gabbard, very clearly nonsensical in her support of edward snowden. but here's the problem. jd vance will have a very busy week, and i think that he'll be the deciding vote in all three of these. there's probably some significant lobbying of those senators this weekend. and, you know, all three of them are in significant trouble. but i expect that probably at least two of the three are confirmed. >> all right. your thoughts, susan. i think kash patel goes through. and

no hay necesidad don ramón, no hay necesidad.os días. - buenos días. buenos días. antes que nada quiero advertirles que yo jamás he sido sobornado, y menos por una simple manzana, y menos hoy que se trata de un nuevo examen para ver si superan el anterior y logran pasar ¿entendido? bueno, yo quisiera poner en claro una cosa que al traer quico una manzana en ningún momento pensó en un soborno. bueno no, yo no decía por ti. ¿qué un soborno? chilindrina, ¿no sabes lo que es un soborno? no papi ¿qué es un soborno? un soborno, es como, como, un soborno es como cuando alguien hace un soborno. pero ¿qué es un soborno? ¿un soborno? sí, soborno. te estoy diciendo un soborno es como, la misma palabra lo dice, un soborno es-- un soborno, es lo que comúnmente se conoce con el nombre de mordida. ¿un soborno es una mordida? ¿qué te estaba yo diciendo? ah bueno. cierto, vamos a comenzar, es necesario primero que na-- [risas] chavo. pero nomás le di seis o siete sobornos. mira ve a tu lugar, eh. gracias. bien, como les decía la semana pasada, lo

you know, the big don hits the ground running, you know, he's not going to be able to pack executive orders here. a few full pause there, but he's really, yeah, you know, making some progress is quite impressive. and he is the best mine his a boy in the backseat. it'd be long and you know, the drum over his uh, uh, i love you to, uh, waive, let's call us from the higher to see all that seems to kind of caught on a bit already over there. i mean, a lot of people aren't getting into this, right. even man of the cloth to, as we called them over this way. yes, man of religion. uh, what was this gentleman's name, calvin robinson. calvin robinson sounds very, very scottish. you know, and he's the from the diet coke catholic church, which is basically the, i think it comes, you know, the sugar free catholics. you know, they kind of pick if you will, snow take a bit of a bit. look, i tell them getting uh, lets say animated about a long as a signally. let's have a look at it, run the video. it says the last time for christendom is may cold break times. the whole of the old world is crumbling.

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you can't do that, don. you just can't. and they revel in this. jd vance, vice president vance, he was on fox and he said that trump is constantly on. you know, like robin williams. he's he's always on this guy. he said this is his quote. he said he's all gas and no brakes. uh, well, no, he said that. i mean, the old gas, i believe, uh. but this is not necessarily a good way to run things, you know? but these people, they really want the people in the government to quit. a lot of them. i mean, they're saying if you if you quit, if you quit now, we'll give you eight months pay. just get the fuck out and then that's our official policy. and then elon musk sent out an email and he said, if you're supportive of our agenda, you can stay. and if you're not, there's the door. uh. i don't think he's a nazi, but it's an unfortunate gesture to me. oh, and another thing that president gallagher has taken a sledgehammer to. is. immigration. he's got a new idea for that guantanamo bay. we just spent 20 years finally almost emptying the place. now he wants to s

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on with this, the united king don's influence in the global stage completely diminished. yes, america fost is a good principal to get elected on, but american floss dot is being projected now really will end up in diminishing the stock of the united states. and for most of those communities, therefore, it is going to be very, very difficult for the next couple weeks and months ahead. but they might find ways of adjusting, maintain training. it is going to be incredibly prudel, all right, on that point. so lie, is it easy for organizations like yours to find those alternative sources of funding outside of usaid organizations? yes. so we are exploring alternative funding sources, including private donors, faith based organizations. and. okay, so share other tools. okay. other countries like, you know, china, india, in the region, there's very, uh, no, there's no support from the region. and it would have to be borne by kind of like the country just like the you or the u. k. canada, australia. and we are ex, lowering the all possible sources of alternative funding. however,

then don jordan will be here with more news for you to stay with us if you can. the challenges here with encore is located in the northwest of cambodian, covering 400 square kilometers containing the temples, ancient irrigation, canals and lakes, and also and portion plate people who have a lot of the young those values. but i know i'm a know like, my belong get a model goal. if if i was in the families of being a fixture across hancock, parks and homes have been demolished on legal origin since the government. we've been living human rights. we defend human rights. alcohol is a living side and we cannot understand encore with god. it's one of many. are we not? it's cheaper. the 1030 is incorrect. with the fabulous 10 for the bank or what is its hard wellness and it's time the greatest city on this capital of so maybe he will come and buy a best ken. bode is decades of conflict, left its ruins and a pet or this condition. and in 1992, the u. s. cultural organization, unesco declared, is a world heritage site and the rescue began with one important funding princip

but grace, because he's being released in a very don moment, all of that holmes have been leveled. many loved ones killed and thousands injured . they have been waiting for this to such moments right now they can relate to the gun and the landscape that had been widely shocked to by that use very occupation forces during the military operations. but for such families now, it's time for excitement rejoicing and on limits. it's happened. it's while seals of joy played out and con eunice, cool boys of excellence is lined up to cross into egypt. this is the 1st telling the rough off 1st thing has been reopened. since it was attacked by east really main, dozens of sick and wounded post, the children will now received medical treatment approach back keep calling eunice . seems like this will continue into the noise with the detained, having stood by months of relentless bombing. these palestinians have endured zillow, but the resilience has passed the way for moments like these to recover soon. oh, just so you can eunice, kind of stuff is part of the ceasefire agreement between israel on

was a slip, don't forget this was not the first time check he got hot and bothered talking about big don senators will have to decide if they believe donald donald trump inside of the direction. [laughter] who needs january 6 when you've got january 6 inches? [laughter] for my money, the biggest white house news was of the press podium, 27-year-old carolyn levitt became the youngest press secretary in history. here's the official total she wants the world to see. there we are. america's sweethearts. [applause] by the way, we look like we are about to lose. [laughter] gave magician outfits, you know? was backstage at fort lauderdale last we are, she's a super sweet girl, her husband is fantastic. her parents are two of the nicest people you'll ever meet, they sat through the entire set before asking for the refund. [laughter] most people at the box office five minutes and. that said, i'm not entirely sure i agree with the official assessment of the drones over new jersey. >> up to research and study, the drones flying over new jersey in large numbers were authorized to be flown [laughter]

is something that's all the, the, the clubs in any would have to take advantage present in surface don name ah has been given a warm welcome on his return to the club where he's dotted, his pro career center around 20000 funds showed up to reach the 32 year old. they signed a 6 month contract with a 3 time couple of doors when his name. oh, how does deal at saudi club allow terminated 6 months early? he struggled to get game time since resigning from an atl injury. the sideline. tim for you. it certainly is purchases of handed sure line to the biggest defeats and the test full amount of the game spent is mackey tournament. and nathan lion took 16 which is between them and the 1st testing goal. sure. line co, we're all out for 247 in the 2nd endings. losing by and ending and 242 runs to them and already had a 5. which hole in the fuss endings and finished up with figures of 9 for a $149.00. the best in test cricket was no reason to celebrate frustrating cricket as a women's team complete to the 16 mill suite of the ashes series. they beat england by and endings, and 122 runs in the one

so that while a madiba is the founder and president of su don policy for him, he says that a decisive win in this conflict by either the or assess or the sudanese army is unlikely. none of these sites sions, of capable of achieving decisive uncle can use if victory here in this world. what happens is, the way i see the way to identify the, the conflict now is that the presidential point with that is some sort of the balance of weakness. so one of our i said for the decides 2 weeks ago for a warm place, the army occupies that based on vice versa. so you see this happening in that for inc or do fun and it is either an ink costume. however, it's a, it's, it's really, it's very elusive to things as one of them is for cities autonomy kind of a decisive victory because the militia, like the very nature of it it's, it's, it's movement. it's, it, it does it costs on to some $30.00. it will feel buys at that at the and then decides to leave it the and then most to another place. the problem was the odd is f, when is the oh, cool pipe. the some of that is it, it didn't attempt to establish some

to proposal to relocate the population of gals that to neighbors on disturbing exceeds in this to don for over 50 people are killed in the parlor tree. robert support forces supporting to help ministry officials, ink cartridges the saturday night 10 pm here in the russian capital. i'm, you know, the lead on, you're welcome to the global news round up on our teachers. let's start with the latest exchange of captives in the gallons of war. the 4th to date, a bus carrying palestinians has arrived in con eunice in the territory side. a 183 people and all were set free from is really prisons on saturday, and returns free hostages released by from us in dallas, at ortiz, middle east correspondent reef. and our staff can tell us more. the worst thing develops very fast and smooth during some of these exchange, just an hour after 3 is really hostages. were free buses with the released palestinian prisoners started moving from all for prison. the only is really military trail in the west bank that serve as the gathering point for all day to be freed. and the basses quickly arrived here to down

proposal to relocate the population of the enclave near brings like the disturbing things in this to don. for over 50 people are killed into the truck on the market by the part of military rapids supports forces. that's according to health ministry officials in the cartridge the . this is our team here now, so my name's you know, no meal and 30 minutes of news and huge starts. now. we begin with the latest exchange of captives in the gals where the 4th to date a bus carrying palestinians has arrived in come eunice, and the 3rd 3 sides. 183 people in all were set free from is really prisons on sunday. and richard free hostages were released by her mouth and gas ortiz, middle east, correspond them or yes, the last that can tell us more were thing, develops very fast and smooth. during some of these exchange, just an hour after 3 is really hostages. were free buses with the release palestinian prisoners started moving from all for prison. the only is really military jail and you want to find west bank that serves as the gathering point for all day to be freed. and the basses quickly arrived

don, no, no pun intended, on the done. so he, this was, we have to say probably absorbed with a grain of salt in, in moscow there wasn't much direct comments, certainly nothing from the russian president on this and simply with the threats of, of sanctions, terrorist and taxes as, as if terrorist and taxes would affect rush at all, i don't really understand, but donald trump seems to like the words, the russian presidential spokesman said there's nothing new there. you know, we've weathered 24002nd since from the west at this point there's. there's absolutely nothing interesting for us in this book. yeah. but see the website. okay . black go ahead. i think there's been a reassessment. i think the for one thing we've heard from uh trumps. nominal piece on boy, the retired general kellogg, that the 100 days is out the window. all right, i mean at 1st we run 24 hours in that a 100 days and then they were talking 6 months. and now it's, this is extremely complicated and it may take some time, right? and, and so that's complete

don were over 50 people are killed in an attack on a market part of the tree rapids support forces. that's according to health ministry officials, any car to the just a few moments into a brand new day here in moscow, and it is the 1st sunday of the month. welcome to the news hour. we begin with the latest exchange of captives in the gals at war. the 4th to date, a bus carrying palestinians cars arrived in con units and the territory sites. a 183 people and all were set free from is really prisons on saturday. in return, 3 hostages were released by homos in dallas. at ortiz, middle east correspondent research that tells us more were thing, develops very fast and smooth during some of these exchange, just an hour after 3 is the hostages were free. investors with the release palestinian prisoners started moving from all for prison. the only is really military jail in the west bank that serve as the gathering point for all day to be freed. and the basses quickly arrived here to downtown the police times t c. to where massive crowds have welcome them, families are poor seagly anticipati

that's what julia of don yano is. these titles from president trump have been long promised have been long expected. one would imagine the mexico has been able to put some sort of plan in place where you have any idea what it's preparing, as well. the president has said that she does have a plan. in fact, she spoke about having a plan, a, a plan b and a plan see. but she also said she wouldn't divulge the details of that plan until the tariffs were done deal until they were official. um, so no, i think the reason for that is 2 fold really on one hand, until very recently i would say until yesterday she was expressing a lot of optimism that her negotiating team in the us would be able to reach a deal so that there would be no terrace at all, even as late as of wednesday or thursday. she wouldn't asked in a press conference that she was, you know, what, what their plan was. she said that she didn't think these terms would be imposed. so the other reason i think is that she has been from the very beginning of donald trum

forces launched a surprise offensive shutting by the power minute to rapid support forces nurse to don's capitol as killed at least $54.00 people amongst which was attached to the ultimate city. your assess has been targeting areas control by the student, these omi causing mess civilian casualties. those all the headlines is continuous, have when knowledge of their off to the bottom line. the . ready ready a hi, i'm steve clements and i have a question president donald trump is putting the world on. notice that he's calling the shots and he is going to change. well, just about everything, but where is it going? let's get to the bottom line. the president trump wasted no time in this for a few days and office telling americans and the world that there's a new sheriff in town. he quit the paris climate accords and the world health organization. any pro is most foreign aid until the staff have time to review throwing americans humanitarian programs indicate us. he mobilize the military to round up migrants living in the us without residency papers. and when columbia protested the way it cit

the modern history of the countries being celebrated across as far as the entire nation and attended don marks the end of the mona key. these tablets mental these lumnick of public are to use use of july. the has more on this, a. hi lea, a the mostly almost a month. how many southern tear on this sea of people is marking a historic 10 day period, anyone's modern history that we shape not just the country's future, but the entire middle east. 46 years ago on this day, the founder of these moments republic, it's a law committee, returned home after 14 years of exile, a span of the revolution that ended the west baksha rule and gave rise to the new system of governance in iran from exile in france and welcoming needs, galvanized millions of people demanding independence freedom. and as long as salvo spent, that's of course, the model of the revolution to everyone in the show. it was not as simple as western exploitation how his government so it might be was surgery. okay. control, it was oil dictating was policies and even into for it. it's military. on the flip side, the revolution form is

for me, don jones, i know you kind of course find much more information on our website. i'll just say we'll come here what is on the screen. the news continues here on, i'll just say era after upfront. that's a spectrum. thanks so much in the trump's agenda. it includes everything from tax cuts to integration, but how much is real and how much is bluster? is iran footprint across the middle east? franky beach trump administration is weighing options to end the rest of your brain more. but what does it mean for europe? a quizzical look at us politics, the bottom line with donald trump back in the white house video questioning whether the age of liberal democracy is coming to an end. so what does the 2nd trump term mean for the united states over the next 4 years? and what impact will this foreign policy have on the middle east this week and upfront? i ask those questions to fill up the prize winning journalist from the war correspond it. percentages the percentages. thanks so much for joining us for us. yeah, mark, thanks good to see, you know, we are now officially at th

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our big turkey is foreign minister economy don is in katara for talks he has met the foreign minister, mom had been of the month of dining and dough as well as the mirror of guitar. shake the mean been her models. tony, they reiterated support for serious sovereignty. instability and emphasize the importance of fully implementing the ceasefire dealing gaza. just as a battery has more from the to the circus worn minister, how confidant match with his cuts are a counterpart, as well as the mirror of cuts are earlier on sunday, in the capital. doha and during the press conference and the 2 leaders highlighted the discussions that took place and mainly the ongoing changes in the region. but of course the situation in gaza and the ceasefire that continues there as well as the situation in syria. now the cuts are his prime minister. sho, mohammad been up the romano, signing highlighted the fact that despite reports that there could be delays in discussions about the 2nd phase of negotiations, of the cease fire and gaza. they are due to take place on monday, and the turkish foreign minister

terrible to you this when don was the chair of the dnc. it has always been that the dnc is a rubber stamp for the campaign or just extension of the white house. i want to say this to you all. this is an opportunity for you to change the culture. [applause] we are the democratic party, not just the white house party. we are the democratic party. [applause] and call my friends, i've heard the pain that you all have been expressing over these last few days and weeks in these elections, that you want to do more, that you want a seat at the table. lord knows i wanted one, too. and it's hard to express this because i couldn't give you what i didn't always have myself. you have the opportunity right now, members of the dnc, to change the culture of how we conduct ourselves moving forward. and i hope, i hope and pray that you will take this opportunity to do just that. that the dnc deserves a seat at the table when deciding major issues and how we move forward as a party. [applause] now, i can go into details with you all another time. we could st

well, secretary of defense don rumsfeld had these famous axioms. he had three of them.re are "known knowns", things that you know that you know. there are "known unknowns", things that you know that you don't know. and then there are "unknown unknowns", things that you don't know that you don't know. he said that that last group was the most dangerous. but he never completed the quartet of the possible combinations. the final and, in my opinion, the most dangerous one is: there are "unknown knowns", things that we know but we choose to un-know for some reason. well, for some reason, and it might be a perfectly understandable reason, the american people decided to un-know what they definitely knew about donald trump. [cheers and applause] well, today. today, the great remembering began. it was a frigid day down in washington, so at the last minute, trump moved his inauguration indoors. totally understandable, so, mr. president, it is with the utmost respect that i say awww, was the big stwong gweatest pwesident ever feewing a widdo chiwwy? you want hot cocoa wif mawshy-m

also your parents, don and linda who are watching from florida today. we appreciate you all making the trip here and tuning into this hearing. as a former member of this buddy, you understand the importance of the advise and consent process. i appreciate you have fully embraced of the committee's standard. the extensive vetting of your background in advance of today's hearing. as a successful businesswoman it's a abundantly clear that you truly know what it takes to be an entrepreneur. throughout your career you have risen through the ranks of multiple companies due to your determination and grit and a house divided many successful businesses yourself. you understand what it means to be overrun by washington's bureaucratic overreach, and government must instead get out of business's away so it can thrive. a is excited for your leadership. the committee has assumed several letters of support for senator leffler's nomination. the mission of the spa is to aid small businesses to ensure economic prosperity and competition. traditionally, sba programs fall i

staffing levels in response carol karolie leavitt doubles donned on his controversial comments on diversitynd inclusion. >> do you pray that your plane lands safely and gets you to your destination? or do you pray that your pilot has a certain skin color. as president trump said yesterday, it's common sense. >> more than 40 bodies of the 67 victims have been recovered and we're learning more about the victims. >> ian epstein and daniss danissia alder were the flight attendants. and civil rights attorney kia dug begins had been in wichita for her mother's recovery. michael stovall was one of seven friends returning from a duck hunting trip. and chief warren officer an degree eaves and staff sergeant ryan o'hara both husbands an fathers were two of the soldiers on the helicopter. for the pbs newshour i'm john yang. jeff: and there are many more questions about the safety of the u.s. aviation system and whether other changes might be needed. for a pilot's perspective we're joined by les abend. he's a contributing editor to flying magazine. thank you for being was. >> glad to be here. geoff: th

and then on the right, i don' know if should share this, but i will on the right. what's going on is that old parts children so embarraedy the electro galvanized suit and wearing that their eyellhavehe's popped out of their heads and are flying away like little butterflies. and you know i mean in an extra savage twist. right. his he certainly is trying to catch the butterflies the little eyeballs. but but so is the dog. and. okay and i'll send that one out to my new australian shepherd puppy at home. anyway, the it's clear to me though that strong and all of these figures they're they're not just reading the french graphic albums that are coming over to the us, but they're reading french magazines as well. how do we know that? because they're ripping them off? okay. and so what we're looking at in this set frames really are on the left, have original french picture stories by sham appearing in illustration french magazine and on right. what you have are images from obadiah or from jeremiah all part and so they've, you know, drawn like a coonskin had over his his he

i don i believe it's on our agenda with the recommendation for committee works for me. >> yes. item number four the recommendation to be recommended as a committee report by cheryl. cheryl i remember amendment. all right. and i mean i chair walton. all right. well, tonight that motion passes without objection. >> thank you. item four moves forward as a committee report. >> mr. clerk, please call item number five. item number five is a motion reappointing supervisor joann gaudio to the golden gate bridge, highway and transportation district board of directors term ending january 30th 1st to 2027 or the conclusion of the term as a member of the board of supervisors. >> thank you. colleagues, do we have any comments on this? seeing none we call for public comment on item number five. yes, members of the public wish to speak on this matter should speak at this time. each speaker will be allowed two minutes. >> eileen bogan speaking on my own behalf as a long time district four resident. on monday january 13th i was in city hall during business hours. i went to the district four off

he was going to be talking about what is happening by reagan airport along with don a retired colonel u.s. air force expert on unaircraft systems. what's your reaction to the news and as you see the video we saw from the ring doorbell to the live footage, what are your thoughts? >> oh, brian, it's absolutely terrible, to come on the wake of what we all witnessed in washington, d.c. and now this, i mean we take air travel safety really for granted in this country. so many people have grown accustomed to hopping on their flight and commuting to and from work and to and from loved ones we don't think twice about it. when events like this occur we are reminded it is a feat that we fly through the air every day and we trust that those around us, whether it's air traffic control or the engineers who design the airplane and maintain the airplane are doing so in a safe pattern. so, you know, we have to learn more what happened here. looks like another tragedy unfolding before us. >> brian: yeah. right now steve keeley who is the voice of the reporter that you saw on the scene that had to duck

. >> the secretary of homeland security continues to don these outfits to, like, dress up and make it's the bomber jackets and the hats. for me, it's that now she down at the border, i guess this week. so now it's the cowboy hats and the tan. this is me. when i go to the ski resort, i got all the outfits, but i'm not getting on the slopes. just because we put it on does not mean that you are doing the work. the what the department of homeland security has been doing under the trump administration for the last 12, 13 days is actually not at the level of what the biden administration was doing. but when while they were towards the end of the administration, it's just not this is this is performative art. and, you know, and it's bad. the hat wasn't even good. now, about guantanamo bay, alicia. apparently the conditions aren't even great. i'm like, have we ever done this before? and michael was like, no, baby, we haven't. you're not you're not confused. this is this is out of the ordinary. >> it it listen, it it struck me during noam's confirmation hearing. it strikes me again, in these l

host: that was don in louisiana.major headlines this week was yesterday's announcement from president trump that he would be placing tariffs on canada, mexico, and china starting today. in this morning's "wall street journal," an opinion coming from their board. the headline, "the dumbest trade war in history." it says there's a prospect of retaliation which canada and mexico have shown they know how to do for maximum political impact. in 2009, the obama administration and congressional democrats ended a pilot program that allowed mexican long-haul truckers into the u.s. as stipulated in nafta. mexico responded with targeted retaliation on 90 u.s. goods to pressure industries in key congressional districts. these included california grapes and wine, oregon christmas trees and cherries, jams and jellies from ohio and north dakota soy. when mr. trump imposed steel and aluminum tariffs in 2018, mexico got results using the same tactic, putting tariffs on steel, pork products, fresh cheese and bourbon. canadian prime min

. >> it's really, really challenging because if you don', if you don't know how to handle the dough and the batters will be like real, you're going to have a hard time baking them, but at the same time, it's, you know, like allows you to create and to, you know, like. maybe play with, you know, the way you do it. >> if you're going to make bread, normal bread, maybe you have four ingredients. yeast, you know, flour, water, salt. i don't know, you know, but in gluten free you might have 13 ingredients and they're more expensive. >> another challenge with gluten free baking to have broad appeal. you don't want it to taste like it's gluten free. >> so the texture has to be good. yeah, the texture and people are critical. i mean, we have to be self-critical and no one takes offense to it. it's just like in order for the products to taste good, you have to be really critical of the products. we could do this better. let's let's figure it out. >> the name of the bakery was the easy part. >> for me personally. i felt that my health was transformed when i went gluten free. and so, you know, mar