you wanted we to be your back-up singer -- rachel: do you like ma a donna?t me, i would ruin your show. rachel: do you like her in. charlie: there was a time i really liked her. rachel: okay. peter: i feel like anything i see about madonna, she's having another birthday many in her 60s, and she's laying in a bed inappropriately. rachel: yeah. [laughter] we were listening to borderline which is old school ma a donna. peter: i can honestly say, i never heard that song before. charlie: really? if. [background sounds] peter: -- from the 80s. rachel: i told him youn't doesn't like ma a donna, and he said you were losers. [laughter] charlie: is this just a slow-rolling hid-life crisis for her -- mid-life crisis? rachel: oh, yeah. she's had butt implants -- charlie: usually you move on on. ing this is just, like -- rachel: permanent. rell -- well, there is a lot of news. [laughter] peter: the u.s.-ukraine minerals deal in limbo. the official signing getting scrap ised after president president trump, vice president vance and president zelenskyy got into a heated ex

the big donna's kind of really laid out now for zalinski, right. check this out if you're just not painful. and that's the case. plenty of people here in russia and around europe now are learn and just how grateful the ukrainians have been for all the help they go eat, brad, assume forgotten, don, and all those saying on the video already it came out of a 100 by these bedroom. it was disgusting and then they said, oh, oh, the laptop from hell was made by russia. the 51 agents looks advanced. it was a scam ada, for the vision get use of all that stuff of all i can say is this. he might have broken deals with obama and bush, and he might have broken it with bite need. it may be, it may be that i don't know what happened, but he didn't break in with me. he wants to make a deal. i don't know if you can make a deal. the problem is, i've been powered you to be a tough guy. and i don't think you'd be a tough guy without the united states and you people are very brave. but you're either going to make a deal or we're out of we're out. you'll find it out. i

the this is prime minister key as donna is sent to host your opinion leaders at a summit in london to discuss ways to swenson ukraine's position. and and the war on saturday, sama and ukrainian president followed him as a landscape, signed off on an $83000000000.00 loan to bolsters you claims defenses against russian attacks. as the landscapes visit to the u. k came a day off the tools i to agree on a cx 5 d, and with the us collapsed 1000000 investment benefits reports from london. what a difference a day makes without the mid zalinski arriving at downing street to a woman brace by the british prime minister, a strong show of support for ukraine's president after a bruising meeting of the white house inside mobile was from kissed on a full truck. uh, we saw the pricing for as long as we come to new york and really, really such and a new loan signed to boost ukraine's defense. but what the lensky needs the most is, was stopped to use his own successful meeting with donald trump and act as a bridge between the u. s. and ukraine. the lensky arrived at dining street as a president under

but but, donna, you know, look, we need to get all sides to the table. and we're very frustrated that we did not see that from the ukrainians after we had negotiated a minerals deal that would bind us together, grow their economy and change the nature of our aid so that the american taxpayer could recoup. >> what are your. >> conversations done and ready to be signed on friday? >> what are your conversations like right now with the russians? uh, in terms of reopening conversations and perhaps diplomatic? normalization, embassies and so forth. >> well, secretary rubio's team at a working level have met with the russians about broadening, uh, our embassy operations. they were virtually shut down, uh, on on all sides. we don't i mean, it's just a practical matter and common sense. uh, if we're going to drive these negotiations forward, our embassies have to be operable. those conversations are happening. uh, and we're also having conversations about how they will end and what they need to see to end this war. there will obviously be differences on all sides

i had of those meetings, donna has messed with the italian prime minister, georgia maloney. the to lead is a holding tooth. number 10, downing straight along subsidized online ukrainian president brought him is lensky signed off on a near $3000000000.00 deal to bolts that ukraine's defenses against russian tax. fillings. case visit to the united kingdom came the day off today. he said debate with you as president donald trump, which led to the collapse if you crane us, minerals deal calling blaze troops have marched through the capital of the democratic republic of congo. hundreds of all soldiers took part in the show of force in contessa, which comes as london, backed in $23.00 fighters make gains in the countries east. and 23 has captured the regions to major cities goma. and because the government says more than 7000 people have been killed since you offensive began in january. meanwhile, the m $23.00 as tom davis and 20 ethics who 2 fights is often homes group to one to it includes an army general. he's accused of having taken part in the 1994 to to genocide. m $23.00 is

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the cheer on a humored on the new oil for donna shown in the media, but you don't even know her kind of why on the way. yeah. hold on. wait a whole yeah. why didn't our car product rising concerns over the use of employment crisis? the government issued a new guidelines in september 2024 to boost job creation universities to increase enrollment in feels like science, technology, agriculture, medicine. they will also austin to implement a warning system educational programs with poor unemployment outcomes for young people like challenging cham channels, no easy or 2 months after we 1st met them, challenging chan, chime, i get to find the dream jobs. i can change to go back to university, cham channels, it's a temporary job cafe. the us president donald trump is set to address congress and the american people with a flurry of executive orders. a departure from convention. i'm challenge as to how the government, which one is transforming politics at home and abroad with his 2nd time on the way . what's next on trump's agend? stay with all just the for the latest from the white house. th

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. >> reporter: harvey and his wife, donna, turning crops into cocktails, distilling hand-made gin and sweet potato vodka. >> we entered it into the largest spirit competition in the world, and that product took double gold. >> first year, did good, didn't we? >> girl, we did. >> reporter: today just over 1% of 3.4 million american farmers are black, a consequence of what usda calls a history of systemic discrimination through loan programs that disproportionately helped white farmers. what does carrying that history feel like? >> just got goosebumps, there are so many black farmers no longer in business. i feel blessed we still have our farm. >> reporter: a disparity at least one investment company is trying to correct. delta dirt is one of more than 30 businesses receiving investment from pronghorn, a company aiming to increase diversity in the spirits industry, an investment the williams family hopes to pass on to their children who work alongside them. >> letting people know you can do things with a small farm. hard work, incredible family to boot. >> that's what legacy means, just

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the 1st 5 minutes to k, as donna said, to host european leaders of the summers in london to discuss the ways to strengthen your client's position and, and the war. on saturdays, donovan ukrainian president will automatically lensky signed off on an in $3000000000.00 loan to boast. as you claims defenses against russian attacks the landscape, visit to the u. k. came the day offshore. a hated debate with us president donald trump. let's of the collapse of, of ukraine, us minerals deal and well, i'm kind of standing by for us in the ukrainian capital. the 1st, let's speak to 1000000 invest a little bit. she's lived for us in london. so malayna is the landscape the 2nd day in london 1st full day. what's on the agenda of the will the ceremonial parts of his day? elizabeth will be meeting with king charles. it's sandra gun, one of the king's country estates. and i think it's important to mention that these signs of visits to the royals are in the organized on the request of the u. k. government. so this is a strong diplomatic show, a full full president lensky and backing bike. yes. stall tha

and now, just a day before the lensky is meeting his donna himself, met with donald trump in the white house. and that went fairly well. everyone in dining street food. it was very cool, joe, very room, even though his time a did not manage to secure those security guarantees that he sought to get for ukraine. none the less he was, as he thought, laying the groundwork for the next case, visit and potentially signing that minimal deal and bringing about a ceasefire up to 3 years of rule about that is evidently not what happens. the united nations secretary general says us costs to foreign aid will have a ripple effect around the world and will be against the interests of the country. gabriel, and he's on the, is at the un headquarters in new york secretary general, antonio gutierrez has been reluctant to make any public comments about decisions being made by the trump administration. that is now changing after various un agencies started receiving letters from the us government announcing cuts in for an aide. now, going soon with these cups, we will make the world less healthy, less saf

here's donna. thank you very much and nick, well, one digit plants is a, has broken his pole vault, a walled records for the 11th time. the suite has an intake and will champion has raise the buckled by one sent to me 36.27 meters. he did it on his 1st attempt at world indoor to a meeting in foster. 5 years after he 1st broke the rental and 25 year old is a to time. and if a gold medalist and his one to will titles as well it came together. how one of the song play with the background, everything which is the sometimes it is sometimes it is sometimes isn't there's a lot of hard work trials and tribulations in bad days. great days. everything in between that filled up to the the easier moments. but for 5 minutes have extended the lead at the top of the jeremy splendidly. gus they flowed from behind to in that she took good form of fine. use that until that puts a stiff god in front of the great site. but the need need his hips back with a goal from my so on the see to level is up. and then several m

arrive here in downing street in the coming hours for a meeting with the british. 5 minutes to kiss donna, a meeting that was meant to take place tomorrow. but such as the president of nature of the events of the pos dale, so that it has been proved for den vote, he'll be looking to speak to k as time or about is most likely how to repair his relationship with donald trump off to that disasters meeting of the white house on friday, we know that zalinski does watch co operation with america. he needs that country's help to continue defending ukraine. he will most likely be looking to care salma and help to achieve that. and that's because kids tom had what most people in dining street considered a very successful visit to the white house on thursday that what room was exchanging little very cordial and even though storm a did not manage to extract any us security guarantees for ukraine, which was one of his goals, it was seen as good ground walk ahead of the landscape, visit to the white house, just one day off to that. but as we know now that had gone very badly wrong. but this, that coul

the 1st appointment is the case donna says, a combination of the when they will present a piece plans, the crane to the united states, off the tools between below visit and ski and donald trump collapsed on friday. so my hosted an emergency summit of european leeches and the allies in london on sunday. they agreed to increase the ministry budgets on please to crane's defences, through economic and ministry age malayna. this'll end of its reports from london amerigroup as the president, another day. another venue and another one greeting. guess tom, a well coming for letting me have the lens key to a summit of european vetoes in london with canada and tuck it in. attendance to a peace deal for ukraine was the top of the agenda, the leading that effort of the u. k. and phones with the british prime minister announcing what he called a coalition of the willing to guarantee peace. but you pay is prepared to practice with boots on the ground of planes. and yet, together with all this, europe must do the heavy lifting to put to support peace in our folks in order to succeed. this efforts mu

the 1st problem is, i guess donna has hosted an emergency summit of lead us from europe and canada to valley support for ukraine. he said, a coalition of the willing will be ready to defend keith against russia. european leaders agreed to spend more on the imagery impulse. the crane was economic and military aid. the meeting came days of to attend stand off between donald trump and ukraine's president for them as a landscape in the oval office, the best living batch report from london. the time when the war with us america, if it's the president another day, another venue and another one greeting gets dom well coming. well, i do me have the lensky to a summit of european vetoes in london with canada and tuck it in. attendance to a peace deal for ukraine was the top of the agenda, the leading that effort of the u. k. and phones with the british prime minister announcing what he called a coalition of the willing to guarantee peace. but you pay is prepared to practice with boots on the ground of planes. and yet, together with all this, europe must do the heavy lifting. but to support pea

we'll hear from donnas, 1st female boxing wheelchair the had a lie. then let's have a look at the weather across europe over the next few days. and from the satellite image, you can see dryer and bright, this guys extending from weston to more central pots. and that's what we've got an aerial high pressure cleaning on. so the weather friends are moving around, that's a bright skies for places like fronds bruce and, and the island divided into extend outside the east. we could see some frosty or foggy stops in the morning, so that gets burnt off by the sunshine. so it's feeling very spring like ha, not so spring like down in the cell, but more heavy rain for portugal, spain with a bit of a wintry mix across mold in areas of spain and more unsettled weather. sweeping across the mediterranean, which we mix moves across into tech here on monday that we know when to when it's come across the very north west and pots of russia, norway as well, but it is looking pretty mild across the scan today the was temperature is picking up over the next few days, prett

all right, donna, me, dollars are to use enough to have allowed the not right here and just you do not as good to have you joy be. so what else have we heard from the british prime minister? you know, it's kind of ironic how ya. k prime minister is talking about pace because what kind of piece you're trying to achieve, if you say you're going to keep the middle trait flowing a k, they mentioned piece, but it seems like onto the skies of actually keeping. i'm fueling this conflict, uninstall my talks about actually assigning a loan to t of the comes from the profits made from the frozen russian assets. he also stated during his speech, and i'm gonna quote this only in the end of the day you will have to involve russia . but this is the conflict between ukraine and russia. and this just seems like u. k. a besides pursuing a good one. green rhetoric is also trying to make itself relevant. and what of this? and you know, sama will say, talked about strengthening relations with the us, and cherry on top deploying peacekeeping troops to okay, we will go further, develop a coalition of the wi

but in the event that this does actually leads to a genuine piece and the, the lang donna barnes by the p k k. then i think the ramifications are quite significant, not simply for turkey, but also in syria, a somewhat in iraq as well. and i think that that's the, the key is through here over the past few months. there been a number of, frankly, seismic changes in the region. and they were unrelated, but will interact with each other in quite significant ways. so the fall of the acid regime, for example, keeping in mind that for example, when it comes to the p, k, k, many of their leaders had saw a refuge in, in this area under the situation. going back many, many years since i alter, learned himself was based out of syria and very. ready the on until the mid late ninety's, right. when you think about the coming to power of, uh, president trump, in the united states that has had an impact in terms of support for produce forces in ne, syria. so there are a number of things that have happened over the past few months that i think it will come together. okay, well, we'll get into those thin

k prime minister k s donna is going to be hosting the summit on your claim. what will be, what was you, or if you're repeating latest, be trying to do, how will they be trying to deal with a full mouth of what's happened to the white house? you know, it was one very important phrase said by mr. courts and all for that, uh, it was the big relief in most colon longer the military, that the u. s. and, and ukraine had a bad evening yesterday because that's clearly demonstrate that the dissertation on the battlefield is difficult for both sides. so beast saw me that would happen tomorrow in london, the i'll be in the cold earlier. so it was not connected was the yesterday, but it definitely got the additional impetuous. and i hope that it would be a good brainstorming for these countries on this. to do that. now they need to stop up even more. the problem is the to yesterday, if you follow the immediate reaction really immediate reaction, it was only russian representatives will support with mr. trump, and that is over when the us actually supported only of those

i speak of the lemon known as donna. day comes to us from the legacy lemon known as don lemon. he recently posted a subway video of himself posting -- annoying riders in times square. [laughter] >> greg: you laugh at that but just by going to each of subway rider with his phone he already doubled his audience from the cnn days. charly, should we be worried about him or is that what he wants? he is like looking for people to be concerned for him. >> he does follow a very typical nyc stereotype going from mentally ill to unemployed do some were schizophrenic. >> greg: that is true. >> i had i had secondhand embarrassment for him. making millions of dollars to tormenting people on the subway. i don't know about being worried. did we ever had real faith in this man he was normal? i don't think so. i'm not really were rated. >> greg: it is not like saying how the mighty have fallen. david, was he really my teeth? you have been talking to him, avenue? >> don is a good friend i hate to see him like this. donald. you know i mean

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host: donna on the line for republicans. caller: good morning.atching that yesterday, or watching it today repeated over, i believe that people don't realize that this set up for this program thing to happen yesterday had already been discussed about what was going to happen. they already knew that they were trying for a cease-fire. so, why would zelenskyy come in and try to change the terms kind of? the cease-fire is only to stop the war and then have the big discussions about what would happen with russia and ukraine after the fact. so, you've got to kind of take that into consideration, that this was just to stop the war, as in, stop the fighting currently. then make all the negotiations between them all later. so we have to remember that this was already, you know, decided currently. host: that was donna in michigan. let's hear from francis in florida on the line for independents. good morning. caller: good morning. thanks for having me. i want to reiterate, i think zelenskyy forgot why he was there. we understand he has been at war for three

host: donna on the line for republicans. good morning. caller: good morning. i have been watching it repeated over. people don't realize that this set up for the program thing to happen yesterday had already been discussed about what was going to happen. they already knew that they were trying for a cease-fire. why would zelenskyy try to change the terms because the cease-fire is to stop the war and then have the big discussions about what would happen with russia and ukraine after the fact. so you've got to take that into consideration that this was just to stop the war as in stop the fighting currently. then make all the negotiations between them all later. we have to remember that this was already decided currently. host: that was donna in michigan. let's hear from francis in florida on the line for independents. good morning. caller: good morning. thanks for having me. i want to reiterate. i think zelenskyy forgot what he was there. he has been at war for three years but he needs to understand that america is not going to fund a endless war and that we wil

also at home or my parents donna and paul. my father is undergoing surgery on friday for kidney cancer. we lift him up in prayer. thank you to those that have had an outside influence in developing me professionally over the years. my first commander and company commander isaac moore now chief justice of the texas supreme court, texas attorney general and of course senator cruz. thank you to attorney general pam bondi for answering the call to serve as our attorney general already making historic strides in restoring law and order and to increase for the justice system. i am honored to serve under her. lastly and most of all thank you to president trump for entrusting me for the legal policy. testing by transparency, integrity and devotion to the constitution that inspired millions of americans to overwhelmingly voted him into the white house. i look forward to doing my part to carry out that vision under his and attorney general bondi's leadership. the office of legal policy has a broad mission. it plays an important role in

controllers office j and ben particular our budget team finance manager jennifer marquez and budget manager donna lee. cfo bruce robertson who wasn't able to be here today has put a lot of work into this so i'm going to go through this talk a little bit about what we do now with our rafi's rate funding and then what we hope to do with the reserve account to have to have classes for far away or close. >> so that's what i have to figure out here and put on my special glasses here. >> so right now with our very the overriding theme we want to do the rafi's rates is how do we keep the san san francisco clean? how do we make it cleaner so we've we really attack this problem in a variety of ways. so i'm going to go through some of the key initiatives quickly and then go into more detail with some of them going on into the presentation. >> so we have our outreach and enforcement team that's really a small group of folks who go out and talk to people about roles and responsibilities for helping to keep the city clean. we have the litter patrol so if you're out on the streets of san francisco and just abo

the big donna's kind of really laid out now for zalinski. right. check this out. you're just not kindful and that's the case. plenty of people here in russia and around europe now are learned and just how grateful the ukrainians have been for all the help they go eat and brad assume forgotten, don, and all those saying on the video already it came out of a 100 by these bedroom it was disgusting and, and they said, oh, oh, the laptop from hell was made by russia. the $51.00 agents took the advanced language to scan the protocol. does he get use of all that stuff? all i can say is this. he might have broken deals with obama and bush, and he might have broken it with bite and he did maybe maybe that i don't know what happened, but he didn't break in with me. he wants to make a deal. i don't know if you can make it deal. the problem is, i've empowered you to be a tough guy, and i don't think you'd be a tough guy without the united states and you people are very brave. but you're either going to make a deal or we're out and we're out. you'll find it out. i don't know t

. >> donna, thank you very much. and good afternoon. the top stories. u.s. and good afternoon. donald trump says volodymyr zelenskyy can come back when he's ready for peace after a heated meeting at the white house. mr zelenskyy travelled to washington, dc, as he attempted to secure a ceasefire agreement with russia and a mineral deal with the us. but the visit ended prematurely with the signing of an agreement and a joint press conference with mr trump cancelled following their clash. >> is in big trouble. >> is in big trouble. >> can i. >> can i. >> wait a minute? n0, >> can i. >> wait a minute? no, no, you�*ve done a lot of talking. your country is in big trouble. >> i know. >> i know. >> you�*re not winning. you�*re >> you're not winning. you�*re not winning this. you have a damn good chance of coming out, okay? because of. >> us president. >> us president. >> and your men are brave. but they had to use our military. >> what about. >> what about. >> if you didn�*t have our >> if you didn't have our military equipment? >> you invited. >> you invited. >> you invited. >> you d