elizabeth: it's indoctrination. it's indoctrination. >> well beyond that into brain warrenning. elizabeth: -- brainwashing. elizabeth: so it's coming through the state of university of new york school system, universities and colleges. you're seeing it in other states too? because we've got parents pulling children out of toxic public school systems. you're seeing it elsewhere in other states too? >> yes. we're seeing it all throughout the country. and if we look at it, it's not just the college that we have to wore -- worry about it, we see that it's being infused into curriculums throughout the k-12 system as well. now it's just full-out brainwashing. and colleges have to realize that they're facing enrollment declines. the business sector, the employers are now i saying that there's no degree requirements because they see what's going on at colleges. elizabeth: so even if you want to be an architect or a chemist, you have to take these courses or you can't graduate. okay, parents are afraid for their children. let's watch hbo's bill ma her o

elizabeth: well, so this does feel like blockading and a cover-up.this and how closely the biden family was working with china. watch in this. >> who is the source in china that delivered millions of dollars into the biden account as well as millions of dollars9 into the university of pennsylvania and university of delaware for joe biden's post-presidential activities? we also want to know what was this money for, you know? if china's giving the bidens millions of dollars, i would assume that they want to get a return on their investment ever. elizabeth: your -- investment. elizabeth: your reaction? >> that's why we need an investigation, and that's why the treasury department needs to quit delaying and refusing to turn over these reports. look, if they didn't do anything wrong, then there's nothing to hide. but the fact that they're refusing to turn this over tells you there's something there. elizabeth: what do you think of eric. >> western -- eric schwerin, hunter biden's business associate, as hunter describes as close confidant to president bide

elizabeth: well, it's investing in green energy flat tires. obama, and they're funded by u.s. tax money. let's watch bind's assistant secretary of labor -- biden's assistant secretary of labor, she is for the employee benefits administration. she claims this new rule is good and that it will, quote, level the play fromming field. watch this. playing field. >> we consider this rule to be a return to neutrality, and based on, you know, basic principles of erisa, and the intent of the rule is to level the playing field so that plan fiduciaries can consider these esg factors in investing in the same way that they would consider any factors that would be relevant to risk and return analysis. elizabeth: governor, what is she talking about, neutrality, leveling the playing field? it's talking about leveling and flattening returns. uc-l.a. found esg investing underperforms the broader market. so they have a lot of nerve trying to go after trillions of dollars in our retirement savings for this kind of soft taxing the public into further supporting the

elizabeth: be well.ng for you guys on our end. >>> president biden, he's now trying to blame the media for voter polls, many of them, saying they are worse off under his white house? this is amid record inflation. also hunter biden admitted his business partner is a close confidant of president biden despite the president's repeated denials he knew nothing about what hunter and his family were doing cashing in on his government job. and we've got what trump's lawyers now demand after biased comments from the grand jury forewoman in georgia. "the new york post"'s jon levine on "the evening edit" next. ♪ >> after everything that you've seen, what would your reaction be if the d.a. decides against bringing any charges after what you've seen? >> i will be sad if nothing happens. like, that's about my only request there is, is for something to happen. you could manufacture a whole new way of manufacturing. you could disrupt buying habits before they disrupt your business. you could fire up a new generation of

we needed a girl elizabeth well, we wouldn't want to touch your friend. he himself started. but we. well, then everything will be according to the law? what do you wish me good health? i need an on-duty researcher. so day off. no, nobody's business is urgent. i have people in the car. they want to repent, why well to confess. of course already. sit only for a short time, if anything, call well, of course. well, why are you looking at me like a wolf? i also have a day off today and pull out the saunas, comrade lieutenant colonel. let him get out of here quickly. who else saw it? in vain where did he say? that not a word to anyone in advance to surround the building is purely your mother here now i'll find out, hello. lunev where upstairs in the hotel why is there another such psycho lies, who do you have there in the hospital? in general, what happened here is the situation under control? you went over something, of course, well, let him tell lenochka himself. just undress. thanks, you don't have to dress up. who are you? did they attack me? i came here to gather material. bu

you, misha, don't want to think, and i thought, i thought well, i'm quitting. i am elizabethrovna dear. well, what are you, well, i’m crying a little , you’re not crying normally, i’m not complaining, but i won’t stay in the house with her. sorry for old age. i don't need these hassles. everything will be fine, it won't. fine. misha, when the nanny had this one thing, but when she was this wife, and the kitchen of two housewives could not stand it, aunt liza, well, you are just killing me. yes, i'm not killing misha people, no no no no no no, well, you never know how everything will turn out. well, yes, turns are unpredictable anything can happen. well, if svetlana and i go somewhere or she will not be called. look after it, well, without her , call me for help, and with her there are presslights. i'm sorry, she gives me allergies from my shoulder to my palm. mum , where do we have beautiful spoons and forks, well, that dad sometimes gave you everything for a wedding. hello, earth, can you hear me, yes, i hear somewhere on the top shelf, or rather i don't remember exactly. lo

she said, well, it is . if elizabeth being abused. she said, well, it is. if elizabeth or any of being abused. she said, well, it is . if elizabeth or any of the is. if elizabeth or any of the girls in that flat and not in that flat saw the and you'll go in whether are you're putting them at risk and i mean what do you mean at this joint service arm even death. you're going to risk getting your daughter killed and other people's daughters killed . continued daughters killed. continued revelations about rod, the outraged public . keir starmer, outraged public. keir starmer, then director public prosecutions, said a generation of girls had been failed under pressure. rotherham commissioned social worker alexis jay to lead an inquiry. it found that a conservative of 1400 girls in rotherham had been raped two decades by the gangs . it rotherham had been raped two decades by the gangs. it found the council and police had turned a blind eye. also confirmed that most of the abusers were pakistani. despite making up only 3% of the town's population , there are also

you, misha, don't want to think, and i thought, i thought well, i'm quitting. i am elizabeth are you, well, i’m crying a little , you’re not crying normally, i’m not complaining, but i won’t stay in the house with her. sorry for old age. i don't need these hassles. all will be fine. how good it won't be. fine. misha , when the nanny had this one thing, but when she was this wife, and the kitchen of two housewives could not stand it, aunt liza, well, you just kill me. yes, i'm not killing misha. no, no , i won't, i won't, i won't take it. well, you never know how everything will turn out. well, yes, turns are unpredictable anything can happen. well, if svetlana and i go somewhere or she will not be called. look after it, well, call without her, i will help, but they accepted the press releases. i'm sorry, she's allergic to my shoulder to the palm of my hand. handling money. mom and where do we have beautiful spoons and forks, well, which dad gave you for your wedding anniversary. hello, earth, you hear me, yes, i hear where you are on the top shelf, or rather , i don’t remembe

well. but we know people live there. we know it was inhabited, but we're not sure by who can be seen. for a let's give elizabeth one more other. well, welcome, everyone. today. today i wanted to start with a story that is near and dear to my heart. some of you may already know the story or have

well. elizabeth: by the way chuck says he would have negotiated peace deal by now.ongressman mast says that nato increasingly concerned china will send lethal weapons to russia. china's is jinping is going to visit pollutant in moscow. where'd you come down on this question for keuka secretary of state blinken merely lecturing china about spy balloons. shop said he would've slapped tariffs on china. cooks in china and russia still have neil's entrant deals going on united states of america under biden is saying no more oil and gas deals in america. they are still making 30 or contracts, they are still moving energy from russia to china and in the midst of all this you see what happened today which was russia said there are no longer interested in deterrence. they are not interested in america or anyone else knowing how many nukes they are having in the field to put if they develop any new ones, whether capabilities are even where they are proliferating those two should all be major concerns. elizabeth: to what congressman mast just said, congressman fallon we are no

elizabeth warren, any ideas? well, if you actually did tax above the average income, 100% of the access, and if you did actually subsidize everyone below the average income up to the average income, i'll stipulate tonight counselor that everyone be equal at zero. that is math this is not left wing right wing liberal conservative republican group. it's just plain math. and that is the theorem, i think really is important. steve, for the coming debate. why do you want to cut government spending? because it hurts the economy. you don't want to do it because not nice to some people. others, it kills the economy. we've a decline in the economy from what is it, 1999 to the present, just a secular decline of incredible proportions. we are the japan ification of america i mean, all of this purely simply because of redistribute in this society. and the more you put up with it, the longer it's going to last and the worse it's going to become. let me turn it over to brian. brian, can you just a couple of minutes talking about th

well, elizabeth, as we saw in the past couple of weeks or how massive the destruction was by the twin earthquakes, or to the areas of northwestern assyria, it has also caused severe damages to the infrastructure of the city. and as the civil defense, as theater stated, that a $22.00 confirmed deaths were registered due to the spread of cholera disease. and a more than $580.00 suspected cases were confirmed. the, the, a damage of the infrastructure included the included severe damage to the sewage system and the areas of northwest and syria were dresser, which are restricted, the access to clean water in the areas well, even before the earthquake, the earth, the area was severely affected by a lack of proper sewage system as 63 percent of the refugee camps in the area lack proper sewer system and 43 percent like clean water even before the earthquake. and these officials as stated that in the upcoming days, these numbers i likely to get a to a, to increase due to the catastrophic effects that were caused by the twin earth earthquakes. and the hospitals and the health workers are alread

elizabeth warren? is they a man or woman? see for yourself. are you confused? wellen's twitter bio hope tells us, she/her and hers. elizabeth warren is a woman, ladies and gentlemen, according to twitter. we haven't checked wikipedia, but she's telling us. sandy cortez, also a woman, according to her own twitter page. in case you were wondering, how confused where you. pete buttigieg. a man. he uses he/him pronouns. see, it's clear. they all do -- well, not all of them. the one kind of big-time public figure in the democratic party who does not include clarifying sex pronouns in her twitter bio? michelle obama. hmm. well, if there's one good thing about the effort to stifle and censor comedy, it's that the people doing it are not geniuses. sometimes the effort to censor backfires in spectacular fashion. that's what happened when twitter banned the babylon bee for making fun of rachel lavine. elon musk was so mad he bought twitter. ha-ha-ha. that didn't work. we made a documentary about the ststate of the death of comedy, question mark. when concert with the mainstre

they are at 62, as they are now, well, premier elizabeth bourne does not give up on the idea and is determinedension reform. this year, the ministry of finance abandoned the idea to increase taxes for russians working abroad . why did you change your mind? what to do with taxes for those who have left wants to act carefully? the ministry of finance still decided not to change the taxation rules for russians who left russia and at the same time continue to work for russian companies interfax reports this, citing sources about those whom employers have officially transferred to a remote mode of work abroad. now they have to calculate and pay personal income tax on their own last summer, against the backdrop of mass departures, the ministry of finance proposed a bill according to which employers should withhold personal income tax from such workers. naturally. this increased the chances for the state to collect more taxes remote workers, but later the head of the ministry of finance. anton siluanov said the goal is not to increase the tax base, but to keep the documents in a modified version, as

so with very much excitement, i introduce to you elizabeth borders. well, thank you all so much for being here and really excited to get to share with you everything that i've learned. i've been working in their little sphere like this inside a really long time, and i love it because i feel like with that family and what they left behind, i've been able to create such a personal connection with them. and i feel like especially through this project, that i was able to get to know them and that's really exciting and that's what i love about history, is that it's not just names and dates, it's facts, it's real people that we get to meet and learn from and learn from their life experiences. the good and the bad. so i'm really excited to share all of that with you. so this project came about because patrick henry college requires all majors to do internship hours and for history majors, our internship is to be completed as directed research under the supervision of a professor, and so from probably my freshman or sophomore year at patrick henry, when i thought

we saw this with elizabeth warren as well lying about bein native american when she wasn't so she coulda point in society where you can be how god made you and that's a beautiful thing and we celebrate that. that is not what this woman is doing great. >> does anyone remember rachel from washington state, she's looking at this like hey, why was i villain eyes? people are doing this because they accrue attention, they get jobs, they get special treatmen in some cases so they are tryin to like you said not to be who they are. they are leading with their identity. in trying to in some cases lie about them. i think we need to return to an america that frankly is based o merit. we talked about vivek ramaswamy and what his policy is very let's talk about merit, let's talk about confidence. >> there is sort of an interesting racism way to look at this. for those of us people of color to have people who are not wanting to identify as this, bu actually not wanting to know we or understand that we really want to be known for art merits and our ethnicity, why can't we do both? it's because it's not

he remembers this sound bide with elizabeth warren as well, this man that -- i don't know what he does for a living but is expressing the feelings of a lot of people that feel ripped off by this. >> it's very popular for the people that will get their loans forgiven, the college students. >> martha: they lined up around college towns to vote in the mid- mid-terms. >> that's true. it's proof that the democratic party is the party of the coastal elites. this is a give away of money from the working class to the coastal elites that are the new base of the democratic party. if you wanted proof that they don't care about working class americans, here's your evidence here. >> martha: they're trying to get that vote back. it's a great point. it was left out of the state of the union those things are deliberate. you can bet there was a discussion about it when they went over the speech. do we keep it in or take it out. thanks, mark. good to see you. marc thiessen in new york. in moments, we'll talk to bret baier who just sat down with christopher wray for an exclusive interview. what he said a

elizabeth: michael, what's your reaction? >> well, i thought it was a fascinating day.on yesterday, but i definitely think we saw both twitter and facebook completely inappropriately censoring legitimate debate, legitimate questions, legitimate opinions including ones expressed by very eminent people in their field including a harvard medical professor, a stanford medical professor. not that it should matter, necessarily, because we do have freedom the of speech. these are private platforms, and i think the ultimate solution is they need to have transparency about how they're making these content moderation decisions as a condition of having special privileges afforded to them by section 230 of the communications decency act which is what creates their financial viability as a business. but i kid think we saw as well a shocking number of people wanting more censorship on social media platforms, and i just think that runs against who we are as americans and what makes us a great country. elizabeth: to your point, they were putting on twitter blacklists dr. jay batchly ya

well, children know very well that some kind of look or some tons appear, the famous mother is helped by the eldest daughter, twenty-year-old elizabethother and daughter, so we are just like two sisters who are trying to keep track of the whole coven, i look. for example, my mother, where, of course, she overcomes her entire career more, and i understand for myself that, of course, i would like to be in my family in my future ekaterina klimova, in response, throws up her hands, if she turns into a desperate housewife, then who will feed her family actress, even from ex-husband igor petrenko had to beat out alimony. through the court, he owed almost 7 million rubles. for the maintenance of the sons of matvey and korneev, speaking from russia, igor petrenko paid off his alimony debts in december last year. and yet 56,000 rubles. with pennies. he is also listed as an actor on the website of the bailiffs . glory. god works there is a theater there are some shooting some pictures already. at work in the editing, and ekaterina klimova hints. perhaps soon she will throw off her fragile shoulders, which is not a load she can bear, and what q

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well. elizabeth: bernie sanders says trump is as good friend your reaction?th a wing said about bernie sanders as he speaks his mind you might not agree with him all the time you deafly can believe what he says is what he really believes. what your earlier guest said president biden is in ukraine. as worthy as u.s. support for that conflict might be, he has not been to east palestine known this administration has been east palestine. these are trump country trump voters. i have to wonder if there biden voters in 70% voting for biden if you would see a different reaction from this white house project onto your point the president calls himself middle-class joe. he does that on the campaign trail to get votes for the only visage of the border last month after nearly 50 years in d.c. he has never been there. team joe claim for your inflation was transitory. hitting a 40 year hike team joe they keep up their hollow chance of equity. the president has multi- million-dollar vacation homes. he charges more than 100,000 for speaking gig. he avoids medicare and obamac

elizabeth: how can be called a vaccine. it does not stop covid. >> well, right.cine, it does decrease severity of the disease, allows your body to -- call tomorrow presentation of virus. your body to have an, eimmune response beefed up, i had covid 3 times, i did not get treated i am okay, but that is not the same for at risk individual. >> congressman. >> thank you. >> thank you. elizabeth: in florida ron desantis is joining senator ted cruz and house republicans going after big tech censorship. congressman jeff van drew is next on "the evening edit." ♪ ♪ do you remember with, we used to sing ♪ ♪ for back pain, i've always been a take two and call in the morning guy. but my new doctor recommended salonpas. without another pill upsetting my stomach, i get powerful, effective and safe relief. salonpas. it's good medicine. my asthma felt anything but normal. ♪ ♪ it was time for a nunormal with nucala. nucala is a once-monthly add-on treatment for severe eosinophilic asthma that can mean less oral steroids. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can o

well, come to think of it, weant can't tell. r bio. check her twitter bio . woman oh, she her. all right. she's a woman. n or w how about elizabeth warren? is they a ma a woman?u see for yourself. >> are you confused?rren well's, elizabeth warren's twitter bio helpfully tells o hope tus she, her and hers.wan elizabeth warren is a woman, i ladies and gentlemen, according to twitter, we haven't checked, ackipedia, but she's telling us sandy cortez, also a woman, according to her own twitter, ho page. in case you were wondering how confused where you putn. judge a man he uses he hims pronouns. >> see, it's really clear they all do. figu, not all of them, actually . the one kind of big time publinc figure in the democratic partyxu who does not include clarifying pronouns in her twitter bio . >> michelle obama, huh? well, if there's one good thing about the effort to stifleople i and censor comedy, it's thate the people doing it are not geniuses. >> and sometimes the effort to censor backfires in spectacular fashion. >> that's happened when twitter banned the babylon b for making fun of our trans admiral bab, rachel levine. that had m

elizabeth: doctor, you are well versed. pennsylvania state university study saying that unless most people get annual boosters, the covid deaths and hospitalizations will not stop, then this biden white house imposed vaccine mandates when was an emergency use vaccine. dr. fauci said a new study he coauthored this vaccines did not work, and pfizer economy ic -- say its does not stop infection. i want to you listen to dr. drew on the side effects from covid vaccines. >> we know that we have a pfizer significant pfizer executive on the records, saying they knew about these menstrual irregularities a concern and excess spike protein in the ovary and adrental gland. >> this is frightening, we need this information and date up front. we need honesty. i can tell you in my opinion, out of the thousands of covid patients, the one that will probably benefit the most, looking at risk versus benefit from vaccines, from the covid vaccine, are the seniors, those are the ones that his on hospitalization and lost their lives from covid. i

well as yourself, melissa elizabeth, which is for level as a fellow to remove fil, a full year below that phone and they go, as i understand, sir, there is any new she started searching, sir we and of course you put control and wondered how much i had in that was that again sort of in, in those. yeah. which are fed in your c ha, your normal so been a glove in the theme are starting to not go below because you'll be but it's like it. i still want to watch it from loud enough where you'll be put it down that you're not on. sam, as others, that i not got call me please tell you which remind me or not. she had lots of talk with you or somebody. so troy bernacki bought out the pay. carly a look on was the only used mir from the sweet but then not to will not some of the pro la mat take b it allow who egg a bit. would your head the and was me to collide was me saw was may die a don't much you don't me magic got the wood that are land. see my lead farm my door. if a chick corona's 5th run w dot on to know who to head the audio sub it be, be go, it beat out quarterback. exactly. mosquito chi

didn't on that if that's going well, you made me master. elizabeth. you will hold. okay. did you may help with those gutted thing. huh. you made him. he went the humidity muska said, oh awesome gentlemen with your family, you like them. so i mean, you do them managed to wish thing, but anyway, oh, you mean oh, i want that done. i so hold on with that. so what else do you like morris? i don't know if i like that. i do like the books total recall by garden bell on the age of spiritual machines by repairs while that sounds like a good book. it sounds like it to me too. i'm glad we agree. a drive at a good. he then disagree. you're very kind came this is about you. yes, i am mccain's person me to i'm glad we agree chuck. where would you like to talk about? do you like artificial intelligence? tell me about artificial intelligence. artificial intelligence is the intelligence machines and the branch of computer science, the teams to created the existence of an artificial intelligence that rivals human intelligence, raises difficult ethical issues. and the potential pair of the

well, if you connect, say, a riza with trips, then elizabeth can combine them.tudy, let's say this country or mountains , and i tell the children for sure. excellent can on the guitar. yes, everything is fine. let's see in the final, a short video with the participation of your pupils and then ask a question. we performed at the minsk arena. she sang the anthem, put on a bracelet for the president , there was no excitement. at first it’s scary, then you go on stage like this and you’re healthy. and in as a result, it becomes scary for me to be a belarusian for me it means to be, uh, bold, proud, independent of anyone and love my homeland, it means to support the country, love it for me, this one who knows this history of his country, the one who is always for his country . even ready to die. i love my country. jeanne lord when you see such guys, you understand that in our belarus, but nevertheless, the same age sang the anthem with the president. it would seem that. well, much higher, but still what is the future? what are the plans for the future to develop to

well i, i'm not a elizabeth, i'm an expert on, on international law, but as far as i can read them international law, it is pretty clear on that, as you just pointed out in providing a weapons and children to ukraine doesn't equal or doesn't mean this of the west is actually a part of the conflict in somebody actually actively participating in the conflict and actually are in northern as being of international law. we're talking also us, you know, i'm holding the un harder. i'm here where it is enshrined as a country. it's had by another m sovereign country as a case in ukraine that other countries are allowed legally allowed to come to, to the countries aid. so if there's really no slippery slope, no room for interpretation whatsoever in terms of whether or not the west is a, as a party to am, to the conflict. however, i'd just like to point out one thing. obviously the west is not neutral either. we have been at west has been standing by ukraine side from the get go. so we're not in so we're not to neutral of eater, especially in political terms. for this, michael, if there's no slippery slope

well, that's it from me. elizabeth brown on the news continues here on al jazeera, after inside story. ah ah hello, we got yet most now were the forecasts for japan over the next couple of days. so wet weather, windy weather and wintry weather just piling in from west to east. this weather system here that will pull out of the way. winds bearing round to move north wesley direction. actor colder air coming in over the rosy, warm waters, throwing in some more. see if i start to western areas of honshu, northern parts of japan easing across into okada. la celsius serv. well, take you over the met cabinet, i similar pictures you go on into sunday behind. that's not bad at all. i celsius in so double figures, therefore, where beijing dry, fine and sunny across a good part of china, maybe one or 2 showers. they're still looking around taiwan, some showers to into the philippines. heaviest will be across southern parts of the philippines. some live, he shouts to just around bornea assimilation, st. some big samples. as per usual, the usual tropical heat of the day showers, and they do exten

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. ♪ ♪ >> massachusetts is as well with entrepreneurship. elizabeth will make sure you pay super taxes if you are successful. the regulatory environment that is prohibitive for business. new york, even worse. new jersey, forget about it. california is not in business. you can't do business there, and they are leaving like droves out of there. so this competition of states is beginning to occur. i could put money anywhere. anywhere. why? because the pandemic changed our economy. 40% of my staff at every company, regardless of what city they're headquartered in, works remotely. that's never going to change. primarily in accounting, logistics, some marketing positions. certainly sales. you just don't need to be in the office anymore. i know there's guys trying to get everybody back, but you can see through empty buildings in new york city. they're not coming back. they never going to. they don't want to pay those taxes. but the point is, then if going to. >> tucker: so what happens to sixth avenue? >> i think you turn into condos. what else are you going

well. i used to buy used the elizabeth line and i try to walk as well. so i've i think if i can be so bold as to say that was a slightly hysterical reaction to low traffic adverts that you've written. let me tell you but let me tell you why i am hysteric about this. and julian , as i say, this is falling on predominantly women , young predominantly women, young families, teenage kids, the only people who feel safe cycling more often than getting in a car are generally blue folks, older blokes who like to cycle, who don't have the responsibility, and the paraphernalia real life. surely you understand so many people like me are exasperated , people like me are exasperated, so i've got grandchildren, i've got daughters with children. and so i do understand those challenges that young families have in getting their children to in the morning and doing all those things that they have to do, taking them to their ballet or whatever it may be. but there are ways of doing that in a sustainable way. and we do have to look at and reassess relationship with the car

the first thing he said was, "well, she looks like a spanish elizabeth taylor." her eyebrows. i did her hair like her. i put on a waist cincher, because she had a wasp waist. and he literally said, "how would you like to be... ..an actress with mgm studios?" and i was truly at a loss for words. i just couldn't. .. i couldn't believe it. this didn't happen to people like me. yeah. just... it was the dream come true. and for a while, it really was, even in california, when we moved there. and i was doing little parts in movies at mgm. but the shock came when suddenly my daddy, louis b mayer, in effect, said, "you know what? we don't know what to do with you. we're dropping your contract." they didn't know what to do with me because my name was rosita dolores alvaro. they changed it to rita moreno. i was a prisoner in their hands, and it really worried me because i was one of those kids who was just afraid to say no to anything. i was afraid they'd come up with something i really hated, that i'd be stuck with for the rest of my life. so, it wasn't pleasant. so, i gr

well. i used to buy used the elizabeth line and i try to walk as well.i've i think if i can be so bold as to say that was a slightly hysterical reaction to low traffic adverts that you've written. let me tell you but let me tell you why i am hysteric about this. and julian , as i say, this is falling on predominantly women , young predominantly women, young families, teenage kids, the only people who feel safe cycling more often than getting in a car are generally blue folks, older blokes who like to cycle, who don't have the responsibility, and the paraphernalia real life. surely you understand so many people like me are exasperated , people like me are exasperated, so i've got grandchildren, i've got daughters with children. and so i do understand those challenges that young families have in getting their children to in the morning and doing all those things that they have to do, taking them to their ballet or whatever it may be. but there are ways of doing that in a sustainable way. and we do have to look at and reassess relationship with the car . to

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well, if you connect, let's say, then rism with trips, then elizabeth can combine.. if we go somewhere to him, i study, let's say this country or mountains, and the children are sure to be told perfectly. you can save your legs. everything is fine. let's see in the final, a short video with the participation of your pupils and then ask a question. we performed at the minsk arena, sang the anthem, put on a bracelet for the president , there was no excitement. at first it's scary, then you go on stage. you stand like that, your jeans are healthy, and in the end it doesn’t get scary, then being a belarusian for me means being, uh, brave, proud, independent of anyone and loving your homeland, it means supporting the country, loving it for me a patriot is someone who knows who history is his side. here, who is always for his country. here even die. right here. no, i don't love my country. hallelujah when you see such guys, you understand in our belarus yes, pride, but nevertheless, the same age sang the anthem with the president. it would seem that. well, much higher, bu

that these are being the 2nd person is that with in the text, with the well text for the, the, the quiz than the previous. but elizabeth, seeing that there and contributed introduce, will text. but then i will leave for these in the world that had introduced, well, i thought it was 15 countries in 1994. so we have to do the logic on the wednesday or any just sent me that right now. that's all woman selecting the bag. are going to see that that's the movies are not much less than that but, but i guess, i guess the question that i'm wondering if i can do, if i can just focus us in a bit, then why do you think there is this growing divide? why, you know, who is actually missing out on the story of economic growth and success that the b j. p is painting? i did. i did. can you hear me? ok, it seems like maybe i did cannot hear me. let's, let's just know who is missing out. can you answer for us? you know, of course, you know, the, what i think i did, i did forgive me. i think you might have a delay. can you hear me when i did? can you hear me? okay. i think we're having issues forgive me with his audio. we're going to just

elizabeth: this is is outrageous. school districts think removing resource officers and inside the school they think that is a good idea? >> wellich a lot of places, like los angeles and cha and challenging which and -- chicago and others defunded it but realized quickly, this is not the way to go but they demoralized our officers and put residents of states in very dangerous positions. i -- when i went to high school, i graduated in 2005, we have a police officer that sat on the campus, a lot of students fell safe, outside our very doors you could have been murdered in chicago. you should not put your kid at risk, and i think a lot of school district should reverse course if they chose toy it defund police, we have to live in 2023 the reality is there is more protection needed not less. elizabeth: what angers you most. >> it not thoughtful. i understand the hash taggi tags and slogans, but you put in a possession of a superintendent you are supposed to be a thoughtful individual and educated and educating, in this era, kids safety should be paramount. kids are getting bullied and committing suicide after the fact we need to pr

elizabeth. my correspondence on you found the car and keith talk me through these latest developments. well, i think when it comes to these modern battle battle tanks, the ukraine, the main issue, the most urgent issue now is of speed. the question is, how fast will these a 140 tanks that have been promised? how fast will they get here? and will they be in time to help you create, fend, off this russian offensive that is expected in the coming weeks and months? so i think there is a growing sense of urgency in ukraine when it comes to these tanks, because it's also hoping to ramp up its own offensive operations and needs them for that. on the short fighter jets ukraine says these are needed or to boost it's in a battered air force, which is largely made up of thought soviet our jets mostly megs and it needs them to better defended skies and, and effectively counter russian s bikes. now, the u. s has ruled out for at least for now of providing these traits. but i think the whole p in ukraine is that the debate on these jets will go the same way as the tanks that we'll see some initial pushba

know, read the book, you will realize i was not keeping tabs on possession very well for about a 4 year period of time. elizabeth: does not know if it is his, claims in that interview it was hacked. bottom line is, isn't it corrupt for biden side of aisle to try to criminalize journalism to ask people who owe their jobs to joe biden -- e-mails are real, cbs, and nbc, and cnn, the times, "washington post," this is after two plus years off biden family claiming it was russian disinformation now there are letters today saying that is real, this is nonsense. >> yeah. i could not agree more. biden family wants to stand behind the carefully worded statements instead of answers the difficult questions that would get to the heart of the issues. elizabeth: matthew whitaker thank you. this story coming up. we have a new state virginia, moving to stop what is going on with transgender athletes in sports in schools in the state of ve virginia, fight over ending covid state of emergency, dr. nicole sapphire on "the evening edit" next. ish to make new ones every day with verzenio. verzenio is proven to help you live significa