one of the things that don don made during the course of our time together.ry moment of his life. a small-town kid who grew up in a methodist church where my dad was a preacher and our faith was coordinating. as carter's faith accorded him. the common commitment created a bond between us to understand each other and find ways to work together. he allowed me to take a leadership role on issues that never would have happened before. for instance he directed and trusted me to take a central role in bringing decency to the vietnamese and southeast asian people who were fleeing their country. with president carter's orders, the boat people were picked up by our great navy from the flimsy boast which were capsizing and taken to safety. most became good american citizens working for a healthy and prosperous nation. joan loved her time, that's the second lady. we have jimmy and roslyn to thank for helping her champion the public arts and for just being so kind to her. these were good years for joan and i. president carter and i became very close friends. we often spe

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don lemon 2021 for you. it's not new year's eve special, don lemon, you know what new year's don lemon is doing right now? >> he was my uber driver on the way here. so maybe not drinking till the end of a show is a good thing. gianno. now, i know some of you watching at home are wondering why we're not in times square, and it's actually pretty easy. one it's because we're tired of losing money to migrant pickpocket gangs. and two, there's a lot of new york giants fans on this show, and we've been watching them drop the ball all year long. jimmy's got sports jokes, everybody. here it comes. well, history will show. the 2024 ended with donald trump on the cover of time magazine. >> yeah. thank you. >> yep. >> well deserved. >> it ended with trump on the cover of time, but it started with him almost doing tom right after never indicting a president once in the first 247 years of our country. democrats indicted the trump man 91 times heading into an election. but it turned out that nobody was buying the lawfare angle. you know, it's a bad when stormy daniels thinks your movie has a lousy plot. >> you know what

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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 miss solves and equipments for fine such as munition it's kind of joined directly from existing us stockpi

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 business or the so you know, the week is boy over the cliff. but yeah, let's not forget, you know, you know, things start to turn around for the big dawn, you know, promptly after

don. and the horn of africa in geneva is dr. location capella, who was the united nations resident and humanitarian coordinator for so don in 2003 in 2004. he was vocal about the atrocities a he witnessed in, don for, and infinity goss capital. the car is out of my jang, the african union, especially in boy on the prevention of genocide. welcome to you all. thank you so much for joining us on inside story home to, to hire in london. if i can start with you, we have today one of the worst worst humanitarian crisis, a war that's creating mass funding as we've heard. and we'll be of, you know, delving deeper into that in just a moment. but i wanted to get your reaction 1st to the us declaring and determining that the are assess. and it's all lies that committing genocide in to dot. and so dawn today, what do you make of that and, and what do you think has motivated this decision? now i think it's high time the united states made this designation. we have, we know that the us has been sitting on information about the atrocities being committed by the hours of, for some time, the roll them bucks into the yale sedan bar tree and observatory, excuse me, the human rights watch. honestly, international

don�*t think it�*s working, even if that means things don�*t change in the immediate term. so, yes, there are real challenges in emergency foot up though it�*s important to say that the nhs has learned over recent years how best to manage that demand but it is still difficult and we all hope by the time we get to next winter we have put in place things to make it a bit easier. and in terms of style yes, because there are staffing challenges, we have had long—term work first planned, the government is committed to updating that long—term workforce plan, that is in the context of the ten year plan and the strategic spending review, the complains of spending review. so yes, there will be big issues later this year but the overall funding that the nhs gets and staffing is at the heart of that. qm. is at the heart of that. 0k, matthew — is at the heart of that. 0k, matthew taylor, _ is at the heart of that. 0k, matthew taylor, chief - is at the heart of that. 0k, matthew taylor, chief executive of the nhs federation, thank you very much. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. the political crisis engulfing south korea has deepened, with police saying they will not carry out a warrant to arrest the impeached president, yoon suk—yeol. the warrant expires later today. it was issued by a court in relation to mr yoon�*s short—lived declaration of martial law last month. corruption investigators have been blocked from arresting mr yoon at his residence in seoul by the president�*s security team. photos of the compound show it now surrounded by barbed wire and barricaded by buses. mr yoon�*s legal team claims the arrest warrant is illegal. the us secretary of state, antony blinken, is in the country as the impasse continues. let�*s speak to the former us ambassador to south korea — harry harris — whojoins me from colorado. thank you very much forjoining us today. this is an extraordinary situation. how do you see it evolving, with the impasse potentially being broken —— or the impact potential being broken? figs broken -- or the impact potential being broken? as you sa it is potential being broken? as you say it is an _ potential being broken? as you say it is an extraordinary - say it is an extraordinary situation. i don by the constitutional court. those hearings will start to take place probably as early as next month. and if they uphold the conviction, orthe month. and if they uphold the conviction, or the impeachment, then he will be removed from office. i think the move by the police to stand down 1527 00:17:25,40

don, jr. and the trump family dynamic, different this time around, jared and ivanka are not involved, and what do you think with the folks don and eric. >> i'm working closely with jared, i'm working closely with jared on prison reform. and bedminster, made a pakt that president trump was reelected and i'm for the prison reform and the first step-- there will be an announcement in the future that jared and i working on the first step back and prison reform. 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

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don jr. >> we're here in greenland with don jr.t do you guys think of america. 11 america and you love trump. youth of greenland. >> we are hearing a lot of it guys we are hearing a lot of it. >> forty-seven called integrate our new family members. >> i just want to say that it's a very special place. need security very much for the world. he see the people with ships sailing around they're not bishops he want to know about so we need security and our country needs at the whole world needs it. >> denmark just doesn't see the potential in greenland that trump does. he knows what greenland is capable of and greenland will never be able to achieve what it's capable of under the thumb of the danes. and the green then people are excited by the danish are not peer. >> i will make it vary clear that scene with the eyes of the danish government, greenland is for the greenlandic people its a proud people are language and culture that is their own. greenland is not for sale. >> that was the prime minister of denmark speaking softly and carry

don lemon and his thoughts of being civil with the president. >> kayleigh: don lemon was mice favorite late night comedy show, and it was not intended to be comedy, and it still is. and he went on this rant and raced with profane t tirades. and i give donis this, and i remember they said trump wants to a appot his generals and have them run a french guillotine, and don lemon has a point under the ignorance and profanity. >> and i hear people say it's okay to change and we welcome it because president trump reflects the vast majority of americans' values and views and certainly represents the betterment of this country, and my question to you, jason, is whether his refusal to change positions, to pivot from one of utter unacceptance of the fact i just said, will that be an ink stain on the democratic party moving forward and media moving forward during the next four years? >> i think right at the root of so many democrats is the resistance movement. they are anti-everything all the time. you know what, i can't get over all of the people who preach tolerance are often times the least tolerant among us, and it gets old and i think people are tired of it. >> yeah. i think people are tired of it. i think don lemon is just trying to be relev

don�*t think it�*s taken very seriously, and i don�*t think there�*s a recognition of the fact that people who flash are actually more likely to do more serious offences. lancashire police said a review found that the service delivered was acceptable. rebecca amin is a business and career coach. recently, a client on an online session exposed himself. she reported it. his video came on, and it was a man stood, waist down was all you could see, but completely naked from the waist down. um, and obviously i was very shocked. because the man was from india, police here said there was little they could do, but then rebecca discovered more evidence. i've got women who have shared this has happened to them. i've spoken to the video platform that was the sort of booking provider. they've told me they can isolate an ip address and provide it to somebody doing an investigation, and they said, "ok, send us that information, that does change things a bit." emailed it over, as requested to, and i've never had a response. i feel let down, i feel disappointed, i feel frustrated. surrey police said... and nationally, police chiefs admit there are cases where they�*ve fallen short and the results for victims haven�*t been good enough. violence against women and girls is a strategic policing priority. it is not an optional extra. but the idea that this is a crime that shouldn�*t be taken seriously is no longer something that will be tolerated. just two of many women who feel they have struggled to get the police to take their cases seriously. lucy manning, bbc news. the time is 6:19. our top story this evening... the fbi now says they believe this man, a us citizen and army veteran, acted alone in the new year�*s eve attack in new orleans which killed 14 attack in new orleans which killed 1a people. and we are in the uk�*s new city of culture, it is bradford. and in sportsday at 6.30pm on bbc news, we�*ll be at alexandra palace ahead of the world darts championship semifinals. can teenager luke littler emulate his final in 202a? this is a dinosaurfootprint made 166 million years ago, and 200 of them have been found so far in a quarry in oxfordshire. it�*s the biggest dinosaur trackway site ever discovered in the uk. our science editor, rebecca morelle, went to take a look. footsteps thump following in the footsteps of a jurassic giant. this is where a dinosaur walked 166 million years ago. but it wasn�*t alone. different trackways crisscross this entire site. they were discovered on the floor of a limestone quarry in oxfordshire by one of the workers. so, i was basically clearing the clay and i was hitting a hump. so, like, this here? yeah, yeah. as it turned out, it was this front bit i was hitting. and when i got out and examined it, it looked like footprints. and the weird thing about it was, when you sit there, it was like, "i�*m the first person to see them." yeah, it was a bit... yeah, a bit of a tingling moment, really. the summer dig revealed 200 footprints, stretching for 150 metres, making it the largest track site everfound in the uk and one of the biggest in the world. the trackways were made by two types of dinosaurs, large plant—eating sauropods and a smaller two—legged dinosaur called a megalosaurus. they lived in a tropical lagoon, but the footprints were covered with sediment, perfectly preserving them. so, the really lovely thing about a dinosaur footprint, particularly if you have a trackway, is that it is a snapshot in the life of the animal. you can learn things about how that animal moved. you can learn exactly what the environment that it was living in was like. so, tracks give us a whole different set of information that you can't get from the bone fossil record. we�*re coming up to a dinosaur crossroads. what you have here are footprints from a sauropod, and you can actually see, as it pressed down into the mud, how it created this ridge here. there is also a footprint from a smaller, two—legged, meat—eating dinosaur called a megalosaur. and it was moving in this direction. the question is, which one walked through here first? and scientists think it was the sauropod, because you can see how the smaller megalosaur footprints slightly crushed down this ridge as it was walking through. at the oxford university museum of natural history, a megalosaurus jawbone is one of the world�*s most precious specimens. the whole animal would have been between six and nine metres in length. and in life, this animal would have had these impressive serrated teeth. these were agile, carnivorous predators. they were the largest predatory dinosaurs in thejurassic period in britain. the future fate of the trackways hasn�*t yet been decided. the quarrying will go on here for several years. but palaeontologists think there are more footprints, echoes of our prehistoric past, just waiting to be discovered. rebecca morelle, bbc news, oxfordshire. and you can see more on the trackways on "digging for britain" on wednesday january 8th, at 8pm on bbc two and on the iplayer. the duchess of sussex has launched a new lifestyle series on netflix called with love, meghan. the duchess of sussex released a trailer for the programme on social media, and shows her at home with friends, making meals and sharing homemaker tips. rangers have produced a stunning victory in the scottish premier league, beating league leaders celtic 3—0. # you're simply the best... # when it comes to being "simply the best" in glasgow, there�*s only been one winner recently. celtic began some 1a points clear. rangers? well, they needed something special. and, roared on by their fans, they found it. hagi! ianis hagi sparking ibrox delight as he fired rangers into an early lead. and they so nearly extended it — vaclav czerny agonizingly close as the hosts dominated the first half. after the break, celtic did briefly stir — kyogo thought he had equalised, but not for long, the offside flag summing up theirfrustration. and rangers duly romped to victory. robin propper made it 2—0 before, with his very first touch, substitute danilo rounded things off in style. oh, it�*s come to...danilo! the title may well still be celtic�*s, but today at least belonged emphatically to rangers. andy swiss, bbc news. cardiff city had a few problems yesterday — their match against coventry city was delayed — because they didn�*t have enough referees. in the end, a call went out over the tannoy in the packed stands to see if anyone could help. dale randall stepped forward, even though the crowd was a little bigger than he was used to. he has been talking to tomos morgan. yesterday, i was supposed to be refereeing at goytre united versus llantwit major in thejd cymru south, but unfortunately the pitch was waterlogged. so, with an afternoon off officiating in the welsh football leagues, dale randall decided to go and watch cardiff city play coventry. shortly before half time, however, an injury. stadium announcer: we've got an injury to the referee currently. | with the fourth official stepping up, a plea for another to help out in the second half. this is a call—out - to all in the stadium. do we have a qualified referee who has done their training? i when you could see that he was injured and was going off, did it start ticking over in your mind that maybe this could be an opportunity? some of the guys sitting next to me knew i was a referee, so they were like, "oh, dale�*s a ref." it was a bit nuts, really. just, i don�*s received 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,

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

don bacon of nebraska. it 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 donon 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 does it show you some help? >> i think in general it helped. we exceeded expectations by getting this done in one vote which is pretty low expectations i have to throw out there, but with a three-seat majority and we will go to a one seat majority for about

don jr. in charge and leave him there forever. you know what language they speak? they speak greenlandic. 70% of the population speaks greenlandic. that's what they should call don jr., the greenlandic. [ laughter ] and then -- [ applause ] and then, the -- we have don'srother eric's wife, lara, who over the holiday took her name out of the running for the i have vacant senate seat in florida, and is back to focusing on her true passion, which is ruining tom petty songs. ♪ hey baby ♪ ♪ there ain't no easy way out ♪ ♪ hey yeah ♪ stand my ground ♪ ♪ and i won't back down ♪ >> jimmy: oh, man, she whipped that crowd. what is the opposite of a frenzy? maybe elon can buy her a new throat or something. please. back down already. that was from the mar-a-lago new year's eve, but this is the real party over the break. the newly pardoned hunter biden made a friend at the white house gathering of digital creators. none other than they have my vote. meanwhile, the bromance between trump and elon musk is precase you. maggie haberman says trump has been complaining about how much musk has been hanging around his house. see, he really is like a son to him. elon musk has been renting a private cottage at mar-a-lago, which is about 300 feet from trump's living quarters

vladimir putin in 3 years ago, as well as the children of don bass and began collecting humanitarian a for syrian refugees. and residents of don bescedy. how did you come up with the idea to help those in need of my idea came from the feeling of, hey, any child, especially considering that terrorism is now present in its own box where it has, it is the same terrorism that was in syria and killed syrian children nowadays terrorism is killing the children of dumbasses in that i collected my clothes, personal savings in boys and sent them to the boston, drew pictures for them. i wrote message to the soldiers and going back to a fighting terrorism. so what does the children of the box swamped? they just want to return to the homeland and feel the stomach piece so, so i know that i had it. so was it your idea that your parents supported you in, or did the initiative come from them? and this was my idea together with my friends parents and balances. we decided to help syrian refugees and p midnight came on and out of how did how to him on during this war that i've had russian flags and you burned letters already sent to the children

working really collaboratively -- and i do want to give also shout out to don, the assistant secretary for preparedness and response, don o'connell i think has done a terrific job there. all of us, i really feel a fantastic team cohesion there in a way that maybe out of necessity i didn't have when i was in the obama administration, which we do have in the moment. and i hope to see that continue. dr. varmus: the audience may want to probe you on your anticipated view of the new appointees and how well they are going to direct. so, there are people with microphones, i hope. please identify yourself. remember, this is on the record. i am going to take the privilege of recognizing my friend who has his hand up. >> thank you very much. thanks for an excellent survey of what you are doing. i would like to focus in on one issue which has two facets. one, china. and that is, it's no secret that relations have deteriorated. i teach a course at yale and we have certainly seen a deterioration in the number of chinese students studying there, either because of the reaction to chinese here, or security issues. and where that comes

don bass and began collecting humanitarian a for syrian refugees and, and residents of don bescedy. how did you come up with the idea to help those in need of my idea came from the feeling is have any child, especially considering that terrorism is now present, done by what it has. it is the same terrorism that was interior until syrian children now who terrorism is killing the children of dumbasses in that i collected my clothes, personal savings and toys, and set them talk to his own 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 gone by swamped? they just want to return to the homeland and feel the stomach piece so, so i know that i had it. so was it your idea that your parents supported you in, or did the initiative come from them? and this was my idea together with my friends, parents and volunteers. we decided to help syrian refugees and people in met him on a lot of how did, how to him on during this war that i've had russian flags and you burned letters already sent to the children of don passing and to president putin because you receive threatening letters to you and your family. do you feel safe today? the business that that's i was really hiding the to the flags. i was very sad. it was like i was hiding a piece of my heart. i'm sending. it's very sad because it's a part of my memory, a part of my childhood that i love. it has these lines, the peace of mind, the love between me and the children of russia and don't boss. because those who love peace will never fail. we children or a bridge of peace, love and culture for the whole world. and i see that the other side might not understand these lines, symbolize a new friendship and love my and keeping the image. oh man, what do you think of the new government? syria, which is very sad to realize that terrorism, which some time ago took the lives of children and destroyed homes and schools has now come to power. i had the militants change and become examples of future generations and syria and example of loss of bishan

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don�*t see anything in this current round of news or report that really gives me much new information to hold onto. i don�*t have much faith in the qatari government, qatar government has notoriously been hosting the hamas politburo for many years, supporting hamas, so they�*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 time ago about his cousin, still being held hostage in gaza. around the world and across the uk this is bbc news. more than 60 million americans are in the grip of a huge winter storm that could bring the heaviest snow — and lowest temperatures — in a decade. several inches of snow have been dumped on eastern parts of the us. it�*s all part of a polar vortex sweeping down from the arctic. missouri, kansas and kentucky are among those declaring a state of emergency. ian lee from cbs news sent this from st louis, missouri. where i am standing right now we had about six hyphenated inches of snow, other parts of the state had over a foot, they have cancelled schools today, flights have also been cancelled, we have seen cars trying to bring these treacherous conditions, some getting stuck in these snow berms. i was speaking with the director of operations yesterday who operates the snow ploughs, he says they have 32 hundred lane miles of roads to clear, that�*s equivalent of if you were to drive from seattle to me army, or if you were in europe, driving from london, of course you�*ve got to take the ferry and go to baghdad. so thatjust kind of shows you how much roads they have got clear today. they are telling folks today. they are telling folks to stay off the roads, they donays, it will be cold here. but if you move further south to where we are at in southern missouri, southern illinois, they are dealing with a ice storms, ice has kicked down power lines and trees, 1

don, jr. behind closed doors, playing such an important role of getting people to like him, getting people to like them. a lot of decisions were made behind closed doors. don built the relationship, this is a good guy. don31 year's old. the bench is deep, this bench can go for 20 years. my ideal situation, my ideal situation would be for us to all focus on baptizing. disrespect less, baptize more. get to know the opposition a little bit and baptize them. get to know them. surprise them with unreasonable hospitality. give them a kind of a treatment they've never gotten before. let them walk away, why is this guy that is supposed to not like me treat me better than the people that are supposed to like me. they go to sleep and bed at 10:00 o'clock at night, babe, weird thing that happened, the jackson family down the street, what about those guys, babe. you know what they did today, what, they got you a gift. what? the jacksons? what gift was it? the chocolate you said you liked. they got a box of chocolate for you and said give it to mary. no, they didn't. let's go to the kitchen. this is from them. what was the motive, there is no motive. no way, they want something from us. no, babe, they just give it t

don lemon 2021 for you. it's not new year's eve special don lemon? >> jimmy: you know what he's doing right now?was my uber driver on the way there. so maybe not drinking until the end of the thing is a good thing, gianno. some of you watching at home are wondering why you are in times square, and is actually pretty easy. one, they are tired of losing money to mike and pickpocket gangs, and two, there's lot of new york giants fans on this show and we been watching them drop the ball all year long. jimmy has got sports jokes, everybody! here it comes. history will show the 2024 ended with donald trump on the cover of "time" magazine. thank you. [applause] yep! >> well-deserved. >> jimmy: it ended with trump on the cover of "time" but it started with him almost doing time. after never indicting a president once in the 21st 247 years in our country, they indicted trump 91 times heading into an election, but it turned out nobody was buying the laufer angle. you know it's bad when stormy daniels thinks your movie has a lousy plot. [laughter] but after getting shot at and spending the summer in court,

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don jr. a woman named pitino anderson. considered a associate lite and don jr.'s new girlfriend.rican public are going to really come to know in the next four years not only just political but socially and family wise was well. we know that's important for the trump family. guys? >> griff: alexandria hoff, live in washington. thanks for waking up with us. happy new year. >> happy new year. >> alex started a report saying that mar-a-lago has become the center of the universe. but it's even more than that because i remember just a few weeks ago when i was covering mar-a-lago as the reporter it. became apparent to me that mar-a-lago is now the center of the economic universe, too. that is why so many ceos from zuckerberg to bezos, everyone's coming to mar-a-lago. the prime minister from canada. foreign ministers. everybody wants to be there because they know this is where the changes in the world, everything is going to be decided here. that's why the biggest and brightest and why so many of the silicon valley billionaires that did not support trump in the first term were saying you

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 have suffered immensely under the art stuff. so today was a good day. today is a good day. and i mean, i don't like to be a pessimist or very cautionary, but i will, will celebrate today, but we know that, you know, the war is far from over there. so what's happening in a fashion? there's still some parts of cartoon that are under the r as of

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don fradulia. >> good day, everybody. like the chief said my name is don. i represent california team 5. will give you operational update what is going on on the fire right now as we speak. i will talk. use the pointer since it's kind of a small amount. start over here on the right flank of the fire. this is santa anita canyon, we are currently actively engaged with several hot shot crews along the road and canyon bottom we are being successful. throughout the day today we have had the opportunity to fly reporter wing and fixed wing aircraft. the winds are high. hit or miss deal. aircraft up and get them flying and just too dangerous for the pilots and have to come back down. constantly evaluation. constant use of that aircraft and we are being successful when we are able to fly. come along the north end of the fire. mount wilson was mentioned recently in this press conference. i want everybody to know the fire has made it to mount wilson. actively engaged there and no risk to value yabletion. we feel good what we have to do keep that site secure. come across the top of the fire over her

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 donce 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 reached. logramos hablar con algunos familiares, quienes nos dijeron que tenía una sobrina en estados unidos, pero que no tuvieron mucha relación con rené desde hace 30 años. por eso las funerarias aconsejan hacer un plan en vida, especialmente si no tiene familiares o familiares cercanos en el país, especialmente en la comunidad latina. es muy importante este saber de que tenemos opciones. podemos empezar un plan de pago para cuando esto pase. todo está preparado. es importante dejarlo todo en un testamento donde dejan escrito quién va a ser la persona responsable, ya sea que estén en otro país. me comuniqué con un familiar en el salvador, dio la información a algunose familiares en estados unidos logré contactar a una hermana que vive en los Ángeles, pero aún estamos esperando que nos conteste a full proper. la queta dice nosotros lo único que queremos es qu

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 you know, the week is boy over the cliff, but yeah, let's not forget, you know, you know, things start to turn around for the big dawn, you know, promptly after he got shot, remember, and no one's. he was shot ones, but they tried to shoot him twice. and it's funny

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don and the horn of africa in geneva is dr. location capella, who was the united nations resident and humanitarian coordinator. for so don, in 2003 in 2004, he was vocal about the atrocities a he witnessed him down for and in synagogues, capital, the car is out of my jang, the african union, especially in boy on the prevention of genocide. welcome to you all. thank you so much for joining us on inside sort timing. i think it's very interesting that the, by the end restriction, chose to throw these grenade effectively in the jump directions at top and ministrations way because they are the ones we're going to have to deal with the different magic full out with. also naming the united arab emirates and their engagement with the r as s. all right. out of my jang. your reaction as the special envoy, the african union, special envoy on preventing genocide. how do you view this decision by washington? especially when itself, the us itself has been accused of facilitating severe human rights abuses and genocide in the gaza strip. what difference do you think this determination is going to make and sit on of genocide comes against. imagine what tends to be committed under the eyes when they see the deeper facing the reason they have the application fee that is after the for it's a b as a can you know, consider, but miss adam a genuinely, if i can ask you miss ottoman jane, what will this un tom see said i was talking base because what he's quoting for, awaiting the what impact fees the star is, the pride meant by sending notes of independent photos to make sure that should be in the boat for police, an output to get into that, i mean to me uh we, it is very unfortunate. how does that happen guys? uh, which ease of genocide and i made it clear in your tv at the time and i was just select vice of the particulars of the i see i have been sitting on so that the investigation be carried in a way to enable the prosecutor to get the evidence and it said what's that? i would need both general. uh huh. and commit to about step responsibility. i asking clearly to how, where is i see it today? is the documents and mean what is extremely important is to make sure that the perpetrators of these crimes ones i didn't define investigation being carried on properly be brought to justice and less not to be taken at post page. talking about the tools considered a surprise. yes, to have has to be done, but we need also to address the group policies of dissertation instead of the 20 years ago in the will remind us. yes. and let's bring one more cash on the cash deductible cash. got me that was indeed there in 820032004 location i. i wanted to get your thoughts about the situation today and how it compares, of course, to what you witnessed when, when you were in. so don, but more specifically about this us action location to be that when announcing the designation of genocide on to the bank in the us, secretary of state said that the us does not support either side of the call face, but he's specifically pointed the finger at the r a says, and it's online, is it in the art says of course, as you know, a measure of the notorious from the notorious dungeon, we've munitions that committed atrocities and on for in 2003. how do you view this? you a section and do you think it's going to make any difference on the ground in so dante it was in the us statement. do so well, come in, stating what i think most of the actors have completed the some time ago. but it is politically too late, coming to the tail end of this administration. the point has already been a part of being made. i think the us is ability to actually accepted the communities. what's the use list? i'm sorry to say adama and the i think the we have uh it josh does pulling that across purposes

don row doctrine. thank you very much, nate. >> nate: you got it. >> steve: don row doctrine.canada and crossed that out and says trump wants that to be the 51st state. down south the gulf of mexico now the gulf of america. panama maga canal is the panama canal and in the upper right greenland is our land. and yesterday the it is not for sale. >> brian: two bases there. we need a bigger presence there and see what they can work out. they did some estimates flat out purchase, would take place be over a trillion dollars. but currently i guess in 2008. greenland said we would like our own government. okay, you got it. when it comes to foreign policy. denmark says we will take it. strategically we need it. what i think the president is doing is priming the pump for the ultimate conversation. panama canal i have a problem with chirntion venezuela and brazil. mexico send a message. by the way that should happen. just name it. it's ours any way. name it gulf of america that's fine. i got a problem with the northern border and problem with the southern border. i want to reconfigure so

former cnn host don lemon doubled down on his criticism of maga folks, calling them "dumb [bleep] idiots." donsaid more but he had to help the other waiters sing happy birthday to a customer. [applause] according to recent reports, joe biden is reportedly struggling to find funding for his presidential library. on the bright side, it's nice to see joe struggling with something besides breathing. during his appearance on cnn's new year's eve special, musical artist diplo schacht andy cohen and anderson cooper when he revealed he was high on lsd. not to be outdone, steve doocy shocked "fox & friends" viewers when he revealed he's on heroin. wow. and finally -- thank god -- evolutio nary biologists predict that the artificial intelligence could shrink our brains. but what would it do to our penis size, asked one man? [applause] [applause] i don't know if you to about youguys, that i need ar that. now to the monologue. what it is. what it is? complacency. unqualified dei and leftist agendas are making america a dangerous place. we know that, more than ever come after the terror attack in new orlea

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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, christian freeland, and then the current finance minister don liquid law. melanie shall lee, who is the foreign affairs minister um are seen as, as, as, as real contenders here including anita and, and who is the administer 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, giving us the best. 30 seconds on justin for dies legacy to well, you know 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 the, the economy afloat during the pandemic with other nations were really struggling. he's also really strong on climate change, so he will have a legacy. he's left the look number of progressive policies, whether it's child care, whether his, his response to, to climate change

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 dona distancia y por el idioma. we heard from a couple people who have reached. logramos hablar con algunos familiares, quienes nos dijeron que tenía una sobrina en estados unidos, pero que no tuvieron mucha relación con rené desde hace 30 años. por eso las funerarias aconsejan hacer un plan en vida, especialmente si no tiene familiares o familiares cercanos en el país, especialmente en la comunidad latina. es muy importante este saber de que tenemos opciones. podemos empezar un plan de pago para cuando esto pase. todo está preparado. es importante dejarlo todo en un testamento donde dejan escrito quién va a ser la persona responsable, ya sea que estén en otro país. me comuniqué con un familiar en el salvador, quien dice desde diciembre le dio la información a algunos familiares en estados unidos logré contactar a una hermana que vive en los Ángeles, pero aún estamos esperando que nos conteste a full proper. la queta dice nosotros lo único que queremos es que la familia nos dé permiso de

don jr. handles the campaign and eric eats elmer's glue. [ laughter ] they're all so talented. don jr. spoke during the announcement last night, even though he's been very busy. the fraudigal son was photographed at a bar in palm beach, canoodling with a woman who is not his fiancee. djtj is engaged to kimberly guilfoyle -- but i guess the orange doesn't fall far from the tree. [ laughter ] because this is don having lunch with a socialite named bettina anderson. you can see their sexual chemistry is -- [ laughter ] i mean, look at how she scrolls through her phone while he uses two hands to squeeze a lemon in his iced tea. [ laughter ] it's almost pornographic. and who can blame a lady for being hot for a guy like that? the way he wears his sunglasses on his hat? that chin? it's like michelangelo himself carved him out of pudding. [ laughter ] of course, any -- these stories about them kissing at the table are rumors and nothing more than rumors. and he doesn't need to be bothered with this stuff, he has important things to worry about. like blaming democrats for the attempts on his father's life. >> the media and political left must immediately stop their dangerous rhetoric of blaming president trump for the assassination attempt on his own life. that's not what's happening at all. every notable democrat out there is doing this on a daily basis. they've done it for years. that's why some