oh, and then they said, well, this is david duke. and then their response is they started to give excuses for single one. they said, well, only stupid people pay their taxes, so he must know what doing. so he had a strange couple to kind of fight off those sorts comparisons and attacks. so here i'm just looking for this thing that i underlined because it seemed like a sort of central question. i mean, not just about the book, but a central question. it's kind of everybody who covers politics right now. so you said we are still working to answer the loss of faith in the old order has registered as intensified anti egalitarian ism rather than a renewed egalitarianism. why perceptions, public corruption and criminality have led the open embrace of corruption and criminality rather than its rejection and why? discontent with the distribution, wealth and power has fostered closer popular identification with certain of capitalism and capitalists. do you feel like you have a better answer to any of those questions after writing this book a

and then they said well this is david duke in the response was they gave excuses for every single one. only some people don't pay taxes so he must knew what he was doing. a strange capacity to fight off the comparatives of the past. >> i'm looking for this thing that i underlined because it seemed like a central question but a special question and everybody is covering politics right now. we are still working to answer why the faith in old order has registered its anti-egalitarianism rather than egalitarianism wife receptors of criminality and public corruption have led to the open ofofon criminality and why discontent with dispersion of wealth and power has fostered popular identification with certain capitalist manx capitalist? do you feel you have a better answer to any of those questions after writing this book? >> a little debt. i think basically the assumption is that the book takes, it begins in thewh period where there's a very stark inequality of economic distress and the assumption you would haveyo as well under such conditions people would tend towards egalitarian programs

oh, and then they said, well, this is david duke. and then their response is they started to give excuses for single one. they said, well, only stupid people pay their taxes, so he must know what doing. so he had a strange couple to kind of fight off those sorts comparisons and attacks. so here i'm just looking for this thing that i underlined because it seemed like a sort of central question. i mean, not just about the book, but a central question. it's kind of everybody who covers politics right now. so you said we are still working to answer the loss of faith in the old order has registered as intensified anti egalitarian ism rather than a renewed egalitarianism. why perceptions, public corruption and criminality have led the open embrace of corruption and criminality rather than its rejection and why? discontent with the distribution, wealth and power has fostered closer popular identification with certain of capitalism and capitalists. do you feel like you have a better answer to any of those questions after writing this book a

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duke that they only call fowles against duke and not against the university of north carolina. >> so i, you know, i laugh and give everyone who's watching his leg right but you at your yeah i understand so, you know, obviously that's ridiculous. and i understand, though, by saying something like that, there is passion for your team. >> last question for you, i guess that's who is the worst liar know, i know you're not biased here, but who is the worst liar and why, i guess by the worst, maybe it's the most effective one well, i think no one comes close to donald trump and you know the washington post fact-checker, glenn kessler is provided a great service by tracking his his lies over the years and it's there's just no one else that lies at the volume that he does really, really fascinating so much bill a day or thank you so much. the book again is called beyond the big lie. well, we already told you a little bit about trump's rambling fox and friends appearance, but we saved the best for last i, love cows, but if we go with kamala, you won't have any cows split the www we're coming

katie duke: i basically told him, i'm ready. i'll marry you, you know. dennis murphy: they began their married life together in a kind of limbo, waiting for jarod to go on trial. he still hadn't been indicted. what was taking so long? jarod and katie kept their anguish quiet. a lot of people in the church didn't even know his story, right? no. dennis murphy: then, january 2017, 4 and 1/2 years after the murder, the indictment came down, and a trial date was set. no more secrets now. what did you think when you heard? in my mind, initially, it was just, it's impossible. debbie duke is katie's mom. laura duff and jim o'donnell are church friends. did you ever think, my goodness, this young man is a killer? no. debbie? mm-mm. not for a second. the very notion that somebody could consider jarod capable of this was beyond my belief. there's just simply no way i could apply my brain to that. dennis murphy: the support wasn't just moral. the church friends offered to help any way they could. we had two or three people come up and says, what can we do? i'm like,

the third, duke of bolton. so the third duke of bolton is, obvious member of the house of lords, was a sometime ally of of robert walpole and. somehow he and the gates's each other i think the most persuasive speculation or theory for that is gates his mother may have been a housekeeper for bolton, and they got know each other from from that. but anyway, bolton is going to be really the first patron and gates is going to benefit from a number of different patrons early in his life that's going to allow him to from a pretty middling background to someone of pretty pretty substantial significance later later in his career. so in 1745 in response to jacobite rebellion in scotland john bolton raises a regiment help put down that rebellion. and gates is going to be commissioned as an engine and then later lieutenant in bolton's regiment. so this connection with bolton is going to give gates his first military commission as a year old in. in 1745. and one thing i want to point out on the screen here, which is one of

does david duke want the abortion clinics to be placed? planned parenthood today would be in the same locations that david duke would ask we should ask ourselves, why are taxpayers was funding this? and last point on this abortion issue is the abortion rate, which is so in the black community, we're not black americans would actually today be the second largest ethnic group. we're not the second largest ethnic group. we're the third largest ethnic group. and we are rapidly declining in california. we're the fourth largest ethnic. you can't slaughter as many people without having the impact. how many members of congress. how many how many doctors are no longer here? because we have systematically encouraged people to skew life rather than to say it's valuable and precious. what could we do to make it a success and achievement and you report that the black population in america is about 13% of our overall population, but 30 to 40% of all abortions are done on african-american women. if that's the case, are are being victimized or is this ser

does david duke want the abortion clinics to be placed? planned parenthood today would be in the same locations that david duke would ask we should ask ourselves, why are taxpayers was funding this? and last point on this abortion issue is the abortion rate, which is so in the black community, we're not black americans would actually today be the second largest ethnic group. we're not the second largest ethnic group. we're the third largest ethnic group. and we are rapidly declining in california. we're the fourth largest ethnic. you can't slaughter as many people without having the impact. how many members of congress. how many how many doctors are no longer here? because we have systematically encouraged people to skew life rather than to say it's valuable and precious. what could we do to make it a success and achievement and you report that the black population in america is about 13% of our overall population, but 30 to 40% of all abortions are done on african-american women. if that's the case, are are being victimized or is this ser

does david duke want the abortion clinics to be placed? planned parenthood today would be in the same locations that david duke would ask we should ask ourselves, why are taxpayers was funding this? and last point on this abortion issue is the abortion rate, which is so in the black community, we're not black americans would actually today be the second largest ethnic group. we're not the second largest ethnic group. we're the third largest ethnic group. and we are rapidly declining in california. we're the fourth largest ethnic. you can't slaughter as many people without having the impact. how many members of congress. how many how many doctors are no longer here? because we have systematically encouraged people to skew life rather than to say it's valuable and precious. what could we do to make it a success and achievement and you report that the black population in america is about 13% of our overall population, but 30 to 40% of all abortions are done on african-american women. if that's the case, are are being victimized or is this ser

the third, duke of bolton. so the third duke of bolton is, obvious mb of the house of lords, was a sometime ally of of robert walpole and. somehow he and the gates's each other i think the most persuasive speculation or theory for that is gates his mother may have been a housekeeper for bolton, and they got know each other from from that. but anyway, bolton is going to be really the first patron and gates is going to benefit from a number of different patrons early in his life that's going to allow him to from a pretty middling background to someone of pretty pretty substantial significance later later in his career. so in 1745 in response to jacobite rebellion in scotland john bolton raises a regiment help put down that rebellion. and gates is going to be commissioned as an engine and then later lieutenant in bolton's regiment. so this connection with bolton is going to give gates his first military commission as a year old in. in 1745. and one thing i want to point out on the screen here, which is one of thos

as a last resort, doctors at duke health turned to an experimental device a titanium artificial heart powered by magnets and made by b-boy victor that would actually replace his heart. daniel tims invented the device. and can you show me? how does it fit? where would it go? a natural heart will be removed and then the device will be attached through these connections to the remnant parts of the heart. in inside here. and then these grafts are then stitched to the remaining vessels, both the aorta and the pulmonary artery. that's incredible. a team of duke surgeons, including doctor carmelo milano, spent four hours implanting the device in an instant, the device was able to recreate normal circulation, normal amounts of blood flow, normal pressures. that was very exciting. defalco. great job. just take us through. this is the first moment harbinson was able to stand up with his titanium heart. it was definitely heavier because you don't normally feel your heart. donovan was just the second person on the planet to receive one. i knew mentally my heart was gone and i'm like, okay, i am g

he might be a prince, but there was no special treatment for the duke of sussex. the wellchild charity hasn�*t wavered since his move to america. at the award ceremony to honour the courage of children with complex needs, prince harry called them "little legends" and praised their families. as a parent, i know a little about the emotional roller—coaster of parenting. but when i hear about the care that some of you mums, dads and family members provide, the level of round—the—clock care that you offer, the skills you�*ve had to learn and the battles for support that you fight every single day, i am truly in awe. any return to the uk sharpens interest in prince harry�*s still strained relationship with the royal family. with the king in scotland and the prince of wales in windsor, family meetings appear unlikely. but he won�*t go home empty—handed — presents for prince harry�*s children, archie and lilibet, from 11—year—old lewis, one of the wellchild winners that prince harry called heroic. daniela relph, bbc news, central london. part of the border between switzer

and running. >> ainsley: duke energy president joins us live from st. petersburg with an update. good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i know you are busy this morning. >> good morning. >> ainsley: good morning. so, melissa, people in that area, they want to come home, if they are home and they have lost power. do you all triage it? do you get the power lines up first, the ones that have fallen on the streets and then work on the houses or how do you handle this? >> duke energy, florida serves about 35 counties here in the state of florida. the hardest hit is pinellas county but across the 35 counties we have over 800,000 customers without power. 400,000 of those are in pinellas county that's home to st. petersburg that you were just talking about with the impact to tropicana field. our process is that we are beginning to go out now to conduct damage assessment. we will do this with boots on the grind. we will do it with helicopters and drones. we really need that line of sight to tell us exactly what we're dealing with as far as damage. but we ex

now i no longer work for political fact, i am a faculty member at duke, i can talk about it freely. talk about it. the fact that there are so many lies coming from the republicans , it is really affecting our discourse. >> the book beyond the big lie. if you on asking questions about themes of the book 8001 for republicans. 8004 democrats. independence 8002. you can text us that 8003. what is of value in line and politics? >> that was interesting. i started to research the book. as a journalist, i had never asked that question. i never asked a politician, why do you live? why do politicians lie? it just goes unspoken here in washington. so, i did. i interviewed a bunch of politicians and political operatives and asked them why they live. the value is, a calculation. it is like i think kind of instant math. the politician or the political operative will make the decision we will gain more then we will lose. that is easy today with a media environment that shelters people from contrary views and facts. so you have it is just very easy for politicians to live. so, why? ambition. the nu

this is grand duke mikhail alexandrovich, considered the last emperor of all russia, queen of clubs, grand duchess elizabeth feodorovna, queen of spades. a magnificent woman, zenaida nikolaevna, princess iusupova, countess, samorokova elston, now i would like to note to all of us that when we take a deck, some kind of card deck, to understand who we are playing, i would like to say, and if it were not for them, then there would be no us, our story about them, it was a podcast precious history, and today with the doctor of history sciences vyacheslav we told you... the history of card games and the people who took part in them. hello, dear friends, this is the podcast life of the remarkable. i am with you, its lead writer alexey varlamov, my great-granddaughter is visiting me today and... absolutely without getting tired, because it was quite a difficult job and we read letters, old correspondence of tatyana lvovna, her grandmother, her mother, i translated marta into english, marta made notes in italian, in the evening she came, in the evening she came home, yes, translated into fren

duke. i know you work with seniors specifically based on the conversations you've had interactions with folks in the area do our seniors getting what you think they need here? >> no i do not i've been able to go out on several of these missions myself, as well as coordinating the efforts on the ground here and every time we land and sea a community, they do the best they can to support the seniors, but they have no sustainable water supply they have no sustainable power, even the power they do have is intermittent because the power lines are still down. it's not that the lines are down. the polls are gone these seniors are coming into a cold snap they have no way to regulate their body heat. they have no sustainable way to get there medications and they're in the staff, even if they were able to shelter in place and stay at a community center assisted living. the staff have no homes so now we have no staff to take care of the seniors because the staff have nowhere to live. it is no, it's no

buddy duke. patrick and kay watson. the owners. i said i would have bought some furniture if you had some in there. they have beautiful stuff. they are going to be rebuilt in a very, very short period. i want to thank everybody. we came down with truckloads of things and we will have that done by franklin's incredible organization. they have done such a good job. we have truckloads of different items from oil to water to all sorts of equipment that will help them. we are here today to still in complete solidarity with the people of georgia and with all those suffering in the terrible aftermath of hurricane helene. hurricane helene turned out to be a big one, just about the biggest anyone has seen. i spoke with the release people that do this for a living, and they said they have never seen on this bad. valdosta has been ravaged. the town is very badly hurting. many thousands are without power. they are running low on food and fuel. it will be distributed now throughout georgia as well as north carolina and south carolina, florida,

bring in duke energy sp spokesperson, anna gibbs. how is damage from hurricane helene impacting your preparation for milton? >> duke energy, we were just this past weekend able to get a rebuild done on the barrier island on pinellas county. customers are able to receive power, thousands of customers, their structure were not safe to energize. it is definitely what we consider a difficult situation when it comes to customers who experienced that storm surge we were just talking about. that same area hardest hit from hurricane helene, not a direct hit, it was glancing blow, are now target of milton and a potential direct hit. >> todd: talk about employ ees you have who are dealing with their own personal misery because of the damage their own homes and lives received from hurricane helene now preparing for milton who need to help all their fellow floridians at the same time. they are putting their jobs and commitment to people of florida ahead of their own personal lives, talk about that sacrifice for a moment. >> what is inspiring, i'

formed a human chain, calling for the return of the hostages ahead of the ceremony to come memory, duke toby's 7 attack. people were seen ducking for cover as a rocket flew overhead. families of victims stage the memorial as an alternative to a prerecorded ceremony held by the government made a move to the government. i say look, this is how it's supposed to look. it's not about you. it's not about the government you failed. it's about defending these long calls for ceasefire. echo within israel. there's no signs of an eminent peace deal in the united states pro israel and pro palestinian protesters are marketing the anniversary of the october 7th attacks and the beginning of the war and gaza at new york's columbia university. thousands of people from both sides marched the campus was the site of mass protests against the israel. hum us were earlier this year and touched off a wave of college demonstrations across the us. let's cross over to our correspondent abraham. this is at columbia university in new york, a. what of protestors they have been telling you well, you certainly can see

formed a human chain, calling for the return of the hostages. ahead of the ceremony to come memory, duke toby's 7 attack. people were seen docking for cover as a rocket flew overhead. families of victims stage the memorial as an alternative to a prerecorded ceremony held by the government. me. yay. led to the government. i say look, this is how it's supposed to look. it's not about you. it's not about the government you failed. it's about defending these long calls for ceasefire. echo within israel, there's no signs of an eminent peace deal. people in the us state of florida are preparing for another powerful storm, less than 2 weeks after being slammed by hurricane helene. hurricane milton is due to head florida on wednesday, and authorities and some places are already ordering evacuations. many workers out of still removing debris from huntington haley in florida. now they have to produce photo potentially catastrophic category 5 as tom of michigan. it's probably frustrating that the last hurricane came the store and they screwed around and haven't picked the debris off and now they're

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formed a human chain, calling for the return of the hostages ahead of the ceremony to come memory, duke toby's 7 attack. people were seen ducking for cover as a rocket flew overhead. families of victims stage the memorial as an alternative to a prerecorded ceremony held by the government made a move to the government. i say look, this is how it's supposed to look. it's not about you. it's not about the government you failed. it's about defending these one calls for ceasefire. echo within israel, there's no signs of an eminent peace deal in the united states prison, joe biden. and 1st lady joe biden let a ceremony at the white house and remembrance of the more than $1200.00 people, including dozens of americans that were killed on october 7th, last year. across the united states, people turned out to commemorate the attacks praying morning and rallying in their communities. the anniversary is taking place and mid political tensions in the us were citizens remain divided over israel's conduct of the war. as you're watching the news from berlin up next is planet a, i'm terry marketing. tha

san quentin was duke was built on the auburn model and this was completely explicit, absolutely deliberate. one of the reasons they were tourists at the auburn state prison was people were so interested in this system and interested in replicating it. so there were there were private tourists who just came to gawk, but there were also many, many official envoys. so to tocqueville came to auburn and harriet martineau came to auburn. so there were many people who were coming in order to assess the system and make on whether it should be replicated. so it was so auburn was, you know, ground zero, but it very quickly spread. and so all the other systems that we know about that have similar models, they are all in direct relationship, in direct of auburn. and we're pushing back here in newton. okay. i manisha asks robyn, thanks for the great talk. i was wondering if you could compare this for profit convict labor, auburn prison with the later development of the convict lease system in the postwar south? sure, sure. so heather anne thompson has done really important work on this on this on exact

we have the best media flip-flops to play for you, chris bedford, and amber duke here to react but iear from dagen and sean they are fired up and ready to go on their smash hit show the bottom line. >> thank you, e-mac. so much, so we're going to talk about accountability in politics with scott bessent, but discussing the port strike and delaying delivery of critical medications with dr. marc siegel. dagen: tim kennedy from save our allies is on the ground in western north carolina and let's just call it the carolina cavalry getting things done. people like tim, civilians, private citizens, it ain't government, and then ned ryan on mansplaining, really called fact checking an idiot who tried to fact check j.d. vance. top of the hour. oh-ho-ho, look at that jet stream. [ whistles ] weather. oh, boy. yep, they're calling it an atmospheric river. it is coming down. [ cellphone buzzes, chimes ] oh, flood warning in louisiana. are they obsessed? oh, yeah. the stuff they do on the green screen, unbelievable. they said 10% chance of rain. -seems more like 40% to me. -no. it has nothing to d

and that's momma dukes. that is her mother who adopted ashley when she was just a baby.ve. check it out congratulations ashley and momma duke. >> greg: selfless love that was my nickname is college. >> jesse: robots taking over. greg has been pushing this agenda for quite some time. now they are playing the cello in orchestra symphony. this is the first time this has ever happened. people are worried that this robot is going to replace actual musicians in the orchestra. something i have been worried about for quite some time. but this is the future. thanks, greg. tonight "jesse watters primetime" senate candidate shoots a reporter. 8:00 eastern. >> greg: maybe shrapnel. >> jesse: chutes shoots. >> we're going with that n the promo. >> judge jeanine: with a gun? >> jesse: you got to watch. >> greg: judge? >> judge jeanine: okay. it's time for -- >> judge jeanine: okay, are you ready to taste the rainbow. send it down. skittles has done a limited release of their new freeze dried version of the classic skittles candy. skittles popd. hit the store in 2025. what do you think

a wide range of viewpoints is represented at duke.t ever meeting of this revitalized club, 12 students were in attendance. but at least one wasn't voting for trump. >> 21 year-old matthew clinger, a registered republican doesn't agree with most of harris's policies but is putting that aside to vote for her. >> i'm pro-life. i think unlimited government is what's best for the economy and the people. but i believe in truth and i believe in empathy. i do not believe that donald trump represents those values. i look at his attack of the capitol in january 6. i look at his belittling of immigrants and these stories of cats and dogs and i don't think he should be in charge of our country. >> also apparent of the gathering the gender gap with only one woman student showing up. >> i identity politics has improved. >> trevor card understands why most people may not vote for trump. but most men don't feel them in the democratic party. are i think the democratic party has placed a lot of societal vilification on the shoulders of young men and sa

his grandfather was the duke of mowbray.did not earn out those advances so after the war, he sought fresh money and for his huge successes, the history of world war ii. the history of the english-speaking people. he went to another publisher. but i took solace in the fact a book that would hardly have been a bestseller -- it was a multivolume biography of his ancestor, the first duke of moberg, john turturro who won the battle of blenheim after which he was given a palace. churchill was born there. i looked back and i thought, we did not earn our advances back but they were good books. they were well reviewed. most important, they kept this great man -- i would argue perhaps the greatest men of the 20th century -- that kept him afloat so that he was ready to assume the prime minister ship and become perhaps the greatest war leader who ever lived. i may have exaggerated but i do feel on some level it is true to say churchill helped win a world war with words. it was his eloquence that kept the british fighting and not giving

so check it out and congratulations, ashley and mama dukes selfless love. taking over thanks to greg. he's been pushing this agenda for quite some time now. they are playing the cello in an orchestra symphony. here they are in sweden. this is the first time this has ever happened. people are worried that this robot is going to replace actual musicians in the orchestra. something i've been worried about for quite some time. but this is the future. thanks, greg. tonight, jesse watters, primetime senate candidate, shoots a reporter. yeah, 8:00 eastern. maybe shrapnel shoots. we're going with that in the promo. all right. the gun. yeah. you got to watch judge. okay, it's time for. okay. are you ready to taste the rainbow? send it down. okay. skittles has done a limited release. let me show you all these. a limited release of their new freeze dried version of the classic skittles candy. skittles popped that will hit the store in early 2025. we have some here today. what do you think? they're really good. they are good. sour. so these are pop. these are freeze dr