earnest simpson jr.: we got a birthday you do. you open no vote. you looking inside.s after this evening. courtney jackson : yes. i know it was. andrew bagley: you made me cry. and you did. thank you dear. you pulled everybody else in, so thank you. >> we are all proud of you. andrew bagley: i got a wife to go home. >> yes please. andrew bagley: finally going to sleep. >> go to sleep. andrew bagley: and i look forward to trying to bring this community back together and build some bridges as we build some buildings. james vella: this is a breang news report. the helena-west helena school district is going to build a brd new high school based on the outcome of the election tonight, march the 14th. 1,135 people voted for, 1,6 peopleoted against. the millage passes. montae: (singing) ♪ i'm trying to get money. ♪ mon don't sve all your problems. ♪ ♪ what would you do with the profit. ♪ ♪ people that's hungr struggle for pennies and dollars. ♪ victor sellale: i'm proud you guys. because what you guys did caused it to win. period. yeah, period. what you did-- [interposing vo

that's kind of where we left the story of earnest lundin at the beginning of the podcast.we head into the next episode that's going to drop on monday, you get to mead earnest's widow, his wife who was left behind when he died. you get to hear her trying to explain away everything he did, saying definitely wasn't a nazi. all of this stuff you guys are saying about him seeming like a nazi isn't true. it's all just a big misunderstanding. so we have a little sound from the senator, but i wanted to give to you, nobody else has heard this, the sound from senator lundin's widow. here it is. >> roll it. >> a number of photographs of my husband were taken while he was speaking. one of those photographs was taken at such an angle as to convey the impression that my husband was standing beneath the swastika as a matter of fact, he was standing under the stars and stripes. i have beside me four photographs proving the truth of my statement. >> and as chris hayes would have said, duh-duh-duh. >> she's like, do you think you have seen a photo of him standing underneath a swastika banne

we are honored to have with us tonight earnest marvel of frankfort, delaware. now 98 years young, but only 21 he served in the european theater. please join me in thanking earnest for serving our nation. ernest, would you please stand? [applause] and earnest, i'm gonna ask you to stand one more time, because i have a feeling there are some brothers and sisters in arms who we would like to stand with you. so, any of you who have served in our armed forces or diplomatic corps, please join earnest and standing for us so that we can all thank you as well. please. and now, buzz bissinger. >> well, good evening, i have to tell you, i use profanity, i'm only going to use that once. you guys got you -- together, i'll tell you that. this is unbelievable. i am speechless. i am humbled, i'm delighted to be here. but after an introduction like that, i'm done, let's go home, let's end it. i ain't gonna talk it. my hats off to you, sir. i know what you went through, thank you. thank you for your service. and everyone else. i do want to thank some people, obviously ronald col

>> it was earnest, but sloppy. [laughter] >> brian: that see you looking earnest but not sloppy.t 8:00 on fox business, but it runs a lot, so you can watch it when you want. i don't know when you watch it, because you don't sleep, but whatever. >> brian: i'll watch it over and over again and see if it's different. >> now you're making it weird. >> brian: [laughs] thank you so much for joining us. >> ainsley: earnest, sloppy, and weird. >> steve: back on the stage with us tonight, to intro a big video. >> brian: wearing that outfit. >> steve: speaking about fits, i saw the outfit pete hegseth is going to wear for tonight's show. he's not going to wear that. as is outside, coming up next live right here with the automatic door on speed "fox & friends." customize your kitchen at lowe's with the samsung bespoke refrigerator. buy more save more on samsung appliances plus get $350 off instantly when you buy any 4 pieces. shop daily steals this black friday exclusively at lowe's. we believe at newday usa we have a noble purpose. our purpose is not just closing a loan. we want to do what

stop exec in earnest target. gimme a no f, as in my capitalist say this before. i have no corporations turning for getting an investment version, but this is remotely deafening. all company record because the day but because the newer prophets went for war more on that a wall street. jen, scott, thanks for joining. so one of the big oil is called as implies investments, energy, delagarza, asian is the, and world can't tie her in the top, her ornaments and who's actually fossil. so for then says to doing this is lee and the big company are willing to invest in spend for let's say, a purchase, a dividend increases the other side government with texas. but so did the come to spend, but also unlikely to the majority in congress, pensive, but of our public for the sort of thing at terms. and is this likely the when any, but from the met life? well overall, i mean as want is passed on push, but if gas prices united, the pump, the prices down a bit on national bridge, we were more than 5 gallon valley and june down to but this we don't set a t in a public support. as fo

operating in the exact space that i love to be in which is somewhere between deranged psychosis and very earnest kindness. final message. stay weird. i do not take it for granted. every single day i wake up and i go. oh, i still get to do this. i still get to be weird out for a living weird. i was a staple of my nineties childhood, including his song albuquerque, which is like 15, minutes long remember albuquerque. but this his it's streaming on roku. and there are a lot of celebrity cameos as well. jack black, one of them also conan o'brien, so it's going to be a great show to watch. i love daniel radcliffe two is weird al alright, coming up the mix and a very special polka. time to up inside. , call 1 802 081721 now. time now for the mix, starting with the couple whose relationship is truly weathered the toughest of stories. texas man's proposal plans went awry when the ring was lost in the aftermath of a tornado. dakota hudson and his girlfriend, lauren patterson, lost nearly everything in last week's storm that destroyed their home but with the help of a local softball team during cleanup ef

he conveyed an earnest charm. he was a world war veteran. he shared many real world experiences with the viewers of his generation. his personal aspirations, including his marriage troubles, his uneasy relationship with his bosses at msnbc, his feud with the local electric company, they were all discussed on the show. these are very common human experiences. trouble in marriage, trouble with utility company, is a bad boss. they humanized him in a way that self deprecating humor kid. he also made light of the jokes that bombed. he demented about one thing that everyone can relate to, a bad day at the office. for us, our bad days do not involve millions of viewers. as i mentioned at the start of the top, i think that carson's efforts to expand the discourse between the turbulent 1960s sorrowfully deserves far more attention than generally provided for bye-bye odd refers. the carson decades were a rough time in american politics. there is the vietnam war, civil rights, and civil unrest. there is violence, procession, and an immense change that

the germany is still being earnest about his ambition to be a global leader when it comes to the fight against climate change. now many countries are of course questioning whether joni is being serious regarding a climate protection because of cause of all the measures that joanie's undertaking to get rid of some of the russian energy sources and to find alternative energy supplies worldwide. so germany, is it extending over? oh, how i use for example, is also investing in ela, g terminal. so it is investing in fossil fuels and the international community really wants to see that this is just a transition period. as we can tell solar shows, claims, or whether germany is indeed giving up on his ambitions because of course, also at home germany is not properly has been criticized by its own council of ex that japanese and ambitions not enough. and this is something that the international community wanting very closely, but of course, the message that will actually is bringing some money with them here to summer. take to this climate. somebody is also being welcomed. ukraine's president b

so he also has to convince the international community that germany is still being earnest about it's ambitions to be a global leader in climate protection. while at the same time investing in fossil fuels, but he says it's a transitional phase. nina. thank you, let's nina has it, and channel shake. now, if you're in north america, east asia, all the pacific regions and the weather permits, don't miss the moon's disappearing act. the earth, moon, and sun are lining in a total lunar eclipse, and there won't be another one for another 3 years. these alive images thanks so much for watching the w. ah. people in trucks injured when trying to see the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away order families played on the tax in syria.

far more americans, in those days, had a mainstream earnest commitment to privacy. and congress, in washington, in the name of civil liberties, and the name of civil rights, also made good on those popular beliefs and that kind of mainstream sense that privacy is central to american political life. again, today, that is not so much the case. not only have we resigned ourselves to our data being monitored by corporate firms, i social media companies, and the like, but also we regard wiretapping, law enforcement surveillance like goes on in the name of enforcement priorities such as the war on drugs as essentially good police work. there really has been an erosion overtime. well i think it's true, and all the colors would probably agree, if we had our own telephones tapped, we would probably be horrified. but at the same time, all of the research suggests that we've resigned ourselves to this reality. that i think makes the future pretty cloudy for the ordinary american citizen. >> as we wait for the house to come in, get a quick proforma session this morning, we'll t

this is really when law enforcement in earnest gets in on the act the date that we can point to as a landmark in this history is 1928. that's when the supreme court hands a landmark decision. fourth amendment jurisprudence known as olmstead united states that deems wiretapping constitutional, according the fourth and fifth amendments. this gives the prohibition bureau and law enforcement more generally the green light to wiretap out in the open. although they've been performing wiretaps, conducting electronic surveillance operations for decades under the radar as a result of the gray areas in the law. so it's really the. experiment that brings wiretapping into the mainstream domain of law enforcement even then. but even then, it takes another four decades from 1928 to 1968 for the government to finally establish wiretap authority and finally establish the system of wiretap oversight that is still very much in place today. a history of wiretapping in united states. that's the subtitle of the book, the listener's brian hochman professor of georgetown university is the author joining us

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but let's talk doors, maybe, spousal of earnest, so close. no, barbara, because all these matches get up and it was last year that tough and other disposal so that our new work is good. is new nationally elite mainly design greater and seem well at work. susan is this law decline, villas, and men jurors all the middleman, platform proposals and betweens are included. but many cases, all will read a paper that you know what it a difference may don't need some clothes, people in german on an average, 95 each and 5 and ever gets the best activism. the best way to the in bio don't do you all the time with electronic books and you can borrow it share either it's with models, need states that he problem shopping is on number one, b in german path, but planet can survive, drive all the way, sweet it is right, it is a wing anyway, i'm so just why did to me vision those wrist and review? if we do this with will power refer you to j. o battles here next week. all of us in the and india by and type she ah ah ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, a

discounts pre—christmas started in earnest back in 2012, really, when he went through an economic challengemaintained all the way through, so discounting is not a new phenomenon. retailers need to take that into account. but of course it does reduce their margins, it is an inevitable if you're selling it for less than you otherwise would you, you have a lower profit margin. for retailers it is about claiming the chopper early. what they don't want to do is not have the opportunity to south to a chopper and have others do it. they will be willing to disconcerting products and offer bargains. the level of discounting does vary, but a lot of people have what they want to buy for christmas in mind already and will go out knowing they are likely to get that cheaper today. hagar knowing they are likely to get that cheaper today-— knowing they are likely to get that chea er toda . ., u, i. ., ., cheaper today. how can you guarantee our caettin cheaper today. how can you guarantee your getting a — cheaper today. how can you guarantee your getting a bargain. _ cheaper today. how can you guarantee yo

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. >> no, i could not be more earnest. do i like earnest? you said, it's a momentous week. a lot going on. you know, amazingly i think it's worth pausing on the fact that nancy pelosi, steny hoyer, james clyburn, oliver -- are all stepping a side for a younger leadership. i think that's refleshing. i'm all for new general weighs taking over. this -- look, i'm really sort of as a student of politics fascinated by how this might unfold in the next few months, especially the house republicans. >> well, mark, we want to be as organic with you as you want to be with us, so to that end, we'll have you back. thank you so much. >>> there's an actual breakthrough. what democrats are doing while they still have power. it's about equality. it's historic, and it's next. t't . washable rugs up to 80% off. and living room seating up to 65% off. search, shop, and save at wayfair! ♪ wayfair you've got just what i need ♪ (vo) with their verizon private 5g network, associated british ports can now precisely orchestrate nearly 600,000 vehicles passing through

but this agreement has achieved a major outcome, which is giving the right to lebanon to begin in earneste for oil and gas and to begin reducing oil -- producing oil and gas, which is by itself a very good achievement. and it will come to be realized in the next 2 or three years, total energy will be sending ships to lebanon territorial waters in a matter of two or three months maximum. that bodes well for us. host: we will have to leave it there, on that note thank you so much for joining us. we really appreciate your time. thank you for watching. you can see the program anytime, visit our website, aljazeera.com. for further discussion, you can go to our facebook page, facebook.com/ajinsidestory. join the conversation on twitter. our handle is ajinsidestory. from myself and the whole team here in doha, thanks for watching. bye-bye for now. ♪ ço lydia feng: chinese youth are living in a brave new world. they're richer, better educated, and more connected than ever before. but they're also under constant pressure to compete and to conform. male: [speaking in foreign language] zhao jia: [sp

operates in the exact space that i love to be in, which is somewhere between deranged psychosis and very earnestd. >> i do not take it for granted, every single day i wake up and i go, oh, i still get to do this. i still get to be weird al for a living. i still get to do exactly the very specific thing i love to do. and i just -- you know, that still blows my mind, i get to do that. >> live the life you want to live. be as weird as you want to be. thank you. >> our thanks to stephanie. >>> up next, ye, the fallout. our preview of "impact" by "nightline." "ye: it all falls down." skin wi. it disrupts my skin with rash. but now, i can disrupt eczema with rinvoq. rinvoq is not a steroid, topical, or injection. it's one pill, once a day, that's effective without topical steroids. many taking rinvoq saw clear or almost-clear skin while some saw up to 100% clear skin. plus, they felt fast itch relief some as early as 2 days. that's rinvoq relief. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal, cancers including lymphoma and skin cancer,

mainland, winter, until it is in a hurry in vladivostok plus two and solnechny in siberia, is in earnestcold has cleared up. just extreme, only irkutsk is still holding on. today it's quite decent -8, but tomorrow will start a sharp cold snap. weekends are already down to -20 in western siberia, such anomalous indicators are already today in novosibirsk -18, and in tyumen -15 the urals are a territory of contrasts while in yekaterinburg 11 ° frost in the south in orenburg the thaw is so warm the air was brought by the southern cyclone, which today has already settled in the volga region in the kirov region. wet snow will fall in udmurtia, the wind will increase, but now it won’t reach minus eight above zero in kirov, it will be in the black earth region there in places with wet snow, and in the center the atmospheric pressure is growing. the weather is getting better, the temperature drops today in smolensk -1 in vladimir it will freeze to -5 in the south, while very warm weather from donetsk to rostov-on-don, + 6:10 and without precipitation in sevastopol + 15 ° and sunny, and in sochi

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he's too honest, too earnest, too compassionate,pptoo respectful, and way tooppknowledgeable to peddle simple ideologies or 50 simple ways to solve the climate crisis. bill first spoke here at bioneers in 1996,ppand he's returned many timesppsince. it's been an honor and joy to know him and to witness and share his remarkable trajectory. he's authentically modest, and probably uncomfortable with the attention and praise. a solitary stroll through his beloved vermont woods is likely far more appealing. but bill has a mission, and it's our blessing that he does. please join me in welcoming one of our living treasures, who's changing the political climate to create a very different kind of global warming, bill mckibben. [applause] bill: kenny, nina, thank you for keeping this family going and growing for 30 years. this is the 30th birthday of bioneers. that's amazing. and of course, as kenny says, for me that's a very resonant number because it was 30 years ago this month that i published the end ofppnature, the first book aboutp

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what kind of daughter are you zlata who is in earnest carried away by dangerous journalistic investigationst means a secret, and i will find out about this when i pull you out again, but no difficulties will be able to distract the most popular investigator of russian television from work, because there are new mysteries and unexpected turns of the investigation ahead, join the investigation today after the evening news ekaterina frolova to lead. twenty-degree frosts, heavy precipitation , ice - this is in the primorsky territory, a storm warning has been announced there, weather forecasters predict a sharp decrease in temperature to the environment immediately by 10 °. increased cold. this week is expected in our center and tatyana antonova will tell the details tatyana wait for december frosts, yes evgeny yes, we are waiting for frost and sun this week, and frosts, rather, even january to -10 °, during the day and up to -15 and at night that's all in the center. well, all week in our weather will determine the eastern huge anticyclone frosts will get stronger pressure beyond the limits of

senator barkley was a dependable, principled statesman who was known his earnestness and dogged his fellows. democrats had elected him leader six times. but now, in this role, he got a close up look at how fdr is compare little known fourth vice president was acquitting himself in the top job. he later write in his memoirs that truman was, quote a professional in the best sense of the word that the president, quote, never allowed to become so personally that a person could not talk to him as a fellow human being. we're all familiar with a long list of historic events for which truman helped lead our and you've heard them, but i'm almost as impressed with the plainspoken humble midwestern that he's reported. it maintained completely, even as he was making all of that history. the man who became leader of the free world overnight, who unleashed literally awesome military power to force murdering tyrants, to sue for peace, and a key early architect of the new international system that would help keep the peace. that person, by all accounts, remained a citizen and a neighbor first. and from now

now these strikes began in earnest around october the 10th. and it does seem like the, with the base of the intention of the russians is to bring the population to its knees by essentially depriving its of power, depriving it of water and trying to force the country and its leadership, or at least come to the negotiating table, that's not what they're doing at the moment. no, it's not just infrastructure that's been hurts or is it residential buildings have also been damaged? yes. and so that the, the death toll from the latest round of missile strike says, i think 3, possibly 4. there was a strike earlier on today, down in the south of the country just outside the city is apparition, which hits a maternity units and ended up killing a newborn baby who just been as well for 2 days. the mother survived, but 2 doctors were injured as well. they had to be dugouts by the emergency services. it comes on the day that the european parliament has voted to declare that russia is a state sponsor of terrorism. now that's a big move for the you to take, i

will be a low enough is enough to with or groom leak or along the room with the ski regular sweetly earnest, human person will be on your door and the question will you do to leave? the reason you deal with we will be a reason it was get really was up so you know, my rent was pretty well welcome to sleeps where you will media. i don't sure will be assisting me new enough friends who have a dish museum minus we can then the e from legend so but cup with east misty b t. c. at throwing him into the new senior. there were some like in your, our, you know, the scary lifelong thing going on there for a few from, for the family, or if she's still here as early as the, she's completed a lot of just hanging it sex. i know napoleon had to justify his campaign against russia somehow. and pete of the great will conveniently came to light. it seemed he wanted his as to conquer germany and france. the perfect excuse for a preemptive strike. napoleon was getting a few years old, grab austria, germany, of course it was a german nickel, foul of the time. and he could not accept the file. we resist to him wh

it's basic because winter bytes in earnest, it could be the difference between life and death. millions of craniums this, if they're count existence, walking up endless flights of stairs and dark apartment buildings with no water, and no heat. checked with radiation on the little then called leona lives on the 8th floor with her husband and young son. let us know then, that's for them. the gloom and the chill is inconvenience, but no emergency they fight the black counts with technology. both modern decreases in november 10th. oh. so i feel different. it's a bit strange here to leave in cave and to you is this the least thing to prepare the key. think the russians are hoping that the missile attacks hitting the electricity will break the will of the people here. i don't know any person who is ready like to go to the negotiations where the russians, because this like missiles a strike. leona is confidence, confident, the power will be back on soon, and that ukrainian resistance will not be broken. yes, marshall will re challenge. how does era give region in england is the sector general

having to convince the international community that germany is still being serious is still being earnest about aids ambition to be a role model when it comes to climate protection. the cause of cause of the past couple of months. he has been trying to just get as much energy as possible from anywhere at really he's been traveling around the world to replace those russian energy supplies. and of course, germany is currently still investing in fossil fuels. much more than planned. so websites has to convince the international community that gemini, still being very serious. and this is just an transitional phase where germany just happens to be in a serious crisis and has to find quick solutions. but at the same time wants to invest in things like green hydrogen. so this is the path that he's on. and he has a couple of concrete projects here. in this case, with him in huntington beach, as view of germany has been seen around the world as being a leader when it comes to green energy. is that the role that it's still taking now that germany is a big polluter and has always been a big move to

many times, and trying to protest the decision of the court, the convicted official dispersed in earnest and began to threaten the servants of themis, for which he received a new term of six months. deprivation of liberty by the verdict of the domodedovo city court it was his shestun who tried to protest in the moscow main court, however, the verdict was left unchanged by the shestun. already staggers that the law is his case. e, as they say , the defense is not present and plans to file a cassation appeal, it is possible that at the next meeting the shestun will again try to arrange another a scandal that could once again turn against the former head of the district oleg posobin vitaly kormazin vasily yurchuk. aleksey kyshlakov vesti duty unit in altai detained a resident of barnaul and knocked down disabled people who stood up for his five-year-old child. on the street, a criminal case was initiated under two articles at once. the footage of the conflict quickly scattered, over the network and received wide public outcry. the boy's father attacked the opponent. after he tried to interv

and here's why i'm being deadly earnest. you're the best educated you're the least prejudice. you're the most engaged. you're the most involved generation. in american history. after his speech, the president took time to shake hands and take pictures with those in the crowd. midterm elections historically do favor the party that's not in power. republicans are predicting big wins based on the current state of the economy and the president's lackluster approval rating. we have great candidates. people are showing up to vote. there is no energy on the democrat side. they visit this this election is about the biden agenda. many democrats are working to sway votes by pushing the gop s track record on abortion rights and many republicans response to the insurrection at the u. s. capitol. i think this race is razor close, and i think everybody who cares about the extremism in this maga movement , the racism, the anti semitism , the violence needs to get out and vote. and ktvu is your place to watch. as the election unfolds, we're going to get our extensive live election coverage st

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this actually begins, in earnest, with the korean war. we know as a result of over two but primarily without the korean war the u.s. government probably would not have made those deliberate choices to continue to militarized and industrialized and to make all these advantages to the military. by the way, i should point now, my pictures are just going to continue here. these are just pictures of the inchon landing. you can begin to see the full fourth with which the united states hurdled itself and lead this command of the 17 nations originally joined. by the way just as an aside if there are any -- perhaps there are some korean veterans with us in the audience, listening and watching. i don't know how many of you have gone back to korea since then. one of the sad realities is a generation of our veterans, who fought in these war. world war i, we've lost them all. we are quickly losing almost all of our world war ii veterans. also, very quickly, korean war veterans. at the youngest they would be -- 90 years old, ray? the reality is most of

it's basic because winter bytes in earnest. it could be the difference between life and death. millions of craniums this if they can't existence, walking up endless flights of stairs and dark apollo and buildings with no water and no heat checked with radiation, one will thing called was that leona lives on the 8th floor with her husband and young son. let us know then that's for them. the gloom and the chill is inconvenience, but no emergency they fight the black house with technology. both modern decreases in november and old. so i feel different. it's a bit strange here to leave and keep and to you is this the least thing to prepare the do you think that the russians are hoping that the missile attacks hitting the electricity will break the will of the people here? i don't know any person who is ready like to go to the negotiations where the russian said, because of this, like michelle's as strike. leona is confidence, confident, the power will be back on soon, and that ukrainian resistance will not be broken. marsha maury c

the one that he has been talking about, at least until the trump organization arguments began in earnests week -- the one that he had been talking the most about was this defamation suit that e. jean carroll, a writer who claims that he raped her, filed against him. he has been wracked with anger about it and yelling about it to aides. the trump organization trial, that has the potential to expose his business as it is, as opposed to how he has wanted people to see it or not see it. he has spent years trying to keep people from seeing the inner workings of the trump organization. it's very opaque. so that worries him personally, 'cause that goes to his wealth, that goes to his image-making. the one that has the greatest potential for criminal charges against him, federally, it's the investigation into the documents he had of mar-a-lago. it's not the january 6th investigation. on the state level, the georgia one remains a real threat. but he just doesn't experience any of these things the way most people would, so i have to put it in those different buckets. >> you've reported extensively