officials in their investigation of epstein.investigations if required, he said. it appears that the prince was actually less than willing. the former top u.s. prosecutor on that case, jeff berman, told me that prince andrew was uncooperative to say the least. >> what we wanted was the information. he said he was willing to give it to us. he did not give it to us but he stonewalled us. as of the day i left, he was stonewalling. >> reporter: berman revealing to cnn that he got nowhere with the palace or uk government in his efforts to talk to the prince. >> his lawyers gave us the runaround. we even filed a official request to interview a foreign witness with government officials in the uk, and that got stonewalled. >> now it seems even less likely that prince andrew will ever be held to keep his promise, leaving those seeking justice to wonder what else officials could learn about jeffrey epstein, and his perverse circle of associates. >> our thanks to jake tapper for that report. >>> the washington monument was temporarily clos

you mention him because he was a known associate of jeffrey epstein.ultiple times he was cooperating with your investigation. but you write, quote, we had a lot of questions for him, and as of the day i was fired, those questions remain unanswered. >> very, very frustrating. he goes on television and, you know, it was -- awful attempt to rehabilitate his, you know, his situation. so then he issues a press release saying he's going to cooperate with the investigations. and i say, great, i tell my team let's go out there, let's get his testimony, let's get him on the record. well, that wasn't going to happen. his lawyers gave us the runaround. we even filed an m-lat request, an official request to interview a foreign witness with the government officials in the uk, and that got stonewalled. so -- >> you think he committed a crime? >> you know, i -- what we wanted was the information. >> he wouldn't give it to you even though he's lying saying he was willing to? >> he said he was willing to give it to us. he didn't give it to us. he stonewalled us. as of

officials in their investigation of epstein.p any appropriate law enforcement agency with their fashions if required, he said. it appears the prince was actually less than willing. the former top u.s. prosecutor on that case, jeff berman, told me prince andrew was uncooperative to say the least. >> what we wanted was the information. he said he was willing to give it to us. he didn't give it to us. he stonewalled us. as of the day i left, he was stonewalling. >> berman revealing to cnn he got nowhere with the palace or the uk government in his efforts to talk to the prince. >> his lawyers gave us the run-around. we even filed an m lab request, an official request to interview a foreign witness with the government officials in the uk, and that got stonewalled. >> now it seems less likely that prince andrew will be less likely to keep his promise. >> coming up next, why former president trump might be regretting his push for a special master to review those documents seized at his home. stay with us. of her portfolioio and daniel

let's welcome professor destler and alex epstein and danier. you just make me baby here just because it sounds good. can everyone hear me? well? yes, good. let's get right down to business so that you've had the introductions from jennifer. oh. not everyone can see me, but you can hear my voice. we're going to ask each of these gentlemen to offer us an opening statement on his view of the proposition, which you've heard stated for you and let me just repeat it just for the record that is should america rapidly eliminate fossil fuel use to prevent climate catastrophe. what we're going to do is we're going to have andrew go first. and he's going in an open. we're going to let each one do an opening statement kind of stating where they're at. give them about seven and a half minutes each. and as i said andrew will go first and then he'll be followed by alex and then afterward we'll give andrew a chance to rebut anything. he feels really needs to be addressed. that any point that alex rays so andrew. so slides thanks. so let me begin by saying ener

in that case it was alex epstein debating general wesley clark, and you can find both of those on steamt suit's youtube channel. today weps have alex, but we hae a different debate opponent. and let me briefly introduce, i will reed their -- read their bios, and they are going to come up to the stage after i introduce them. we are very pleased to have professor andrew dessler, professor of atmospheric science at texas a&m university, a climate scientist whos science and politic es -- studies both politics and science of climate change. in 2022 the he was named director of texas a&m's texas center for climate studies. professor dessler also served in the clinton administration during thehe last year. he served as a senior policy analyst in the white house office of science and technology policy. his latest book, "introduction to modern climate change," won the 2014 american meteorological society's louis j. baton author's award. we are also pleased to have alex epstein, president and founder of the center for industrial progress, author of the moral case for fossil fuels. alex is a philo

it was he doing on jeffrey epstein's show? that's more interesting to me.es to the entitlement of people's wealthy powerful families. >> i'm not going to bash the monarchy, i spent too much time and a tiara after hours, i ca can't. kennedy: i like her, i'm a fan. god rest her soul. i was sad today. >> you need to know, she likes the queen, if you ever met a look at two into dinosaurs, got to have the tyrannosaurus rex. she will just walk into your living room and start guarding fun facts. kennedy: over ice with an orange peel. [laughter] >> you like corgis. i do believe she hasn't order of protection against you, it will come out in the next coming d days. kennedy: i wish they would send me to london. [laughter] the queen always tuesday above it all, the breakup of charles and diana conference and her and meghan markle's media spectacle queen elizabeth remains silent criticized for not showing emotion over princess diana's death and despite all that, how did she stay above, how did she do that? >> i talked to her personally and she told me. no. i don't know

it took someone to pay off to get him off the hk -- to spend with jeffrey epstein and sorted episodesmillion pounds british taxpayer mey was paid to get prince andrew off the hook. coulsee when prince andrew apars and is uniform dripping with metals and -- when he appearin westminst abbey, i think it will tinge the majesty of the event, the majesty of the royal funeral. people shouting at prince andrew -- [indiscnible] that is gog to be interesting. the queen stood by andrew and all that, but iis a b early -- it is going to be one to watch. amy: speaking of money, the future king prince william, if there is one, has just inherited a billion dollars state, and property covering 100,000 acres, most of it in southwest england. i want to ask yo about 1972, about bloody sunday. for people to understand the relationship between brita and northern ireland, you were there. >> i washere. amy: explainhat happened >> it was a civil rights mar january 30, 1972. 10,000 people maring against -- it was a civil rights march. it was not a republican march. at the end of the march, where i am now worki

you were looking into the suicide of jeffrey epstein. tell us how this all started. yeah absolutely. my colleague mike sisak and i began investigating the federal bureau of prisons back in august of 2019. when jeffrey epstein took his own life in custody in a federal jail here in new york city, um and then we began digging, just trying to understand exactly how it was that the bureau's most high profile inmate would be able to take his own life while in the custody of the federal government. and as we continue digging into the federal bureau of prisons, ah, what became clear was that this is an agency that is rife with abuse and corruption and then suffering from systemic issues from chronic violence to severe understaffing, and the more that we began digging into bopp, and it's 122 facilities and the more we just continue to find. let's talk about those layers and layers that you uncovered. can you just list off some of the findings that were most eye opening to you? wear of the scale of sexual abuse anywhere else in the federal prison system that there is at fc i.

he also served on the defense team for sex offender jeffrey epstein and for blackwater mercenaries accused of killing civilians in iraq. in 2020, ken starr joined donald trump's defense team during trump's first impeachment trial. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. coming up, we look at the new king, king charles iii's visit to northern ireland and the history of british colonialism in northern ireland. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman in new york, joined by democracy now! co-host juan gonzÁlez in new brunswick, new jersey. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy. welcome to a of our listener and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: as thousands of people line the streets of london to watch a procession carrying the casket ofueen elizabeth ii from buckingham palace to westminster hall where her body will lie in state until her funeral on monday, we begin today's show looking at the monarch's legacy in ireland. king charles iii wa

we were interviewing witnesses, if word got back to epstein's lawyers or anyone who knew epstein that victims, he would have been gone to the wind. he would have taken his money and his jets and gone somewhere we could never have gotten him back. so we were very quiet. there was zero leaks about this until we got him on the tarmac. >> as he landed at teterboro. i want to ask you about the mar-a-lago case. sdny has one of the largest national security divisions, most expertise in this kind of case. would you charge donald trump based on the evidence that is public facing. >> it is always frustrating me when i was u.s. attorney for southern district when outsiders would opine on something or add comments when they didn't have any evidence or a sliver of evidence so i'm not going to speculate about that. but what i will say is, what strikes me is the most significant revelation is that the department of justice is investigating donald trump and those around donald trump not just for the mishandling of classified information, but for obstruction of a subpoena requiring the production of t

>> boris epstein has been there as an ally of donald trump since the 2015-2016 campaign.red that before, and he has been an individual who has continually remained win the trump orbit. there is only a handful of folks that dating back after the 2020 election, really stayed tightly close to donald trump, boris epstein is one of those individuals, and that is where you have seen this latest bunch of subpoenas focus in on these individuals who remain with donald trump and in the weeks after the 2020 election and the year and a half since. a great number of those folks who still work with the save america pac. this is still very much of a strong political organization that has more than $100 million in the bank. there have been republicans who have called on donald trump to send some of that super-pac money to other senate candidates, house candidates running in the 2022 elections here but you're seeing him continuing to focus heavily on his own political operation and these individuals who have been subpoenaed or in the case of boris epstein have their phone seized, these ar

l by his experience behind bars, epstein was well known in his apartment complex as of last week for his aggression and his perversity. he terrified his neighbors, bute no one from any partig of the justice system seems to have intervened early. >> las t friday morning, as fletcher and clutha epstein met for the first and last time as her husband and two youngt children slept at home whiled la fletcher went for an early morning run through her neighborhood to abstain, followed home. stalking her even move from a black suv. a b >>lack according to the indictmt ,as fletcher jogged by , epstein leapt out, beat her bloody, smashed her cell phone,g then dragged her into hised vehicle. his vehicwithin an hour, realit fletcher was dead. she'd been sexually assaultedte and murdered. police arrested absents soond after baseabstond on surveillane video, but he refused to say what had happened to lisa fletcher. etcher sso her family waited in, but he didn't care. >> he never spoke.a yesterday, authorities finally found lysa fletcher's body. she'd been thrown like garbage behind an abandoned bui

at the university of miami and florida than those two debates it was alec epstein debating general wesley clark you can find those on steam build institute youtube channel. so now let me introduce them and they will come up to the stage after i introduce them. we are very pleased to have professor tessler from atmospheric science at a&m. a climate scientist to studies but in 2022 named director of texas a&m texas center for climate studies. and then serving during the clinton administration as a senior policy analyst and white house office science and technology policy. his latest book one the 2014 american meteorological society. we also pleased to have alex epstein president and founder center for industrial progress he is in philosopher that argues and is the author and he is known for his willingness to debate anyone or any time and then looking at sierra club and greenpeace with the morality of fossil fuel use. so then this morning debate is the editorial page editor. and a longtime journalist and more than 25 year veteran for the colorado political scene a senior legislative staffer

what about jeffrey epstein?tis hours after the migrants touched the precious kabul stone in martha's victim yard. epstein trafficked for how many years how many years did he traffic before he was caught and given sweetheart deal and caught again? you are telling me they didn't know where to find this guy? he flew with the president of the united states? i started working on the island in 1999. and worked until, you know, the end of 2005 or the start of 2006. i was on the island probably 100 times. i was ultimately in every single building that existed on the island at that time. i saw bill clinton setting with jeffrey on the living room porch area, which was jeffrey's favorite spot. i saw no other guests there at that time at all. i just said hey. wow. jeffrey is sitting with bill clinton. >> epstein the most prolific human trafficker in history. something democrats say they are against. i wonder why they haven't indicted any of his accomplices when they have all the video footage and computer files and the blac

you remember, truss had _ businesses, because if you remember, truss had announced the energy help epsteineen happening during this period of mourning back. so liz truss is going to come _ mourning back. so liz truss is going to come back— mourning back. so liz truss is going to come back with a pump to reality when _ to come back with a pump to reality when she _ to come back with a pump to reality when she returns from new york. she's— when she returns from new york. she's not — when she returns from new york. she's not going to be having any one—on—one conversations while joe biden— one—on—one conversations while joe biden is— one—on—one conversations while joe biden is in— one—on—one conversations while joe biden is in london. this is not the time _ biden is in london. this is not the time for— biden is in london. this is not the time for those sort of conversations although— time for those sort of conversations although there will be gatherings. i think people are going tojudge her very quickly with what she comes up with and _ very quickly with what she comes up with and how clear sh

in 2019 prince andrew was caught up in a scandal involving jeffrey epstein.away from his royal duties after an interview with the bbc about his relationship with epstein. one of epstein's alleged victims had accused prince andrew of sexual abuse and filed a civil suit against him. andrew denied any wrongdoing. >> i can tell you categorically i don't remember meeting her at all. >> reporter: buckingham palace also released a statement at the time. it is emphatically denied that the duke of york had any form of sexual contact or relationship with virginia roberts. any claim to the contrary is false and without foundation. the queen's fourth child, prince edward, was reportedly closest to the queen. he and his wife, sophie, the counts of sussex, told sky news a few years ago they spent most weekends with her. prince edward and his wife have two children, james and louise, who apparently at one point didn't know her grandmother was the queen of england. >> louise had no concept really that the queen was -- and her grandmother were one and the same person. it wasn

prince harry and meghan markle, and her son andrew's association with convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein. the final years of her reign saw domestic political turbulence, too, as scotland's debated independence and brexit reopened tensions over northern ireland. while she had no say in government matters, she met every week with the prime minister for a confidential discussion. she worked with 15 prime ministers over 70 years of dedicated service. caroline hyde, bloomberg. francine: the death of queen elizabeth ii. person charles automatically becomes monarch. it is the beginning of the era of charles iii. david, this is amazing. the outpouring of condolences not only from the people of the u.k., but from everywhere. talk to us a little bit about the emotion that the u.k. is living through. >> it is a moment lots of people has -- have dreaded. there has been a lot of thought about what this moment would feel like. 70 years is almost an unimaginable amount of time that she did this job. we have heard many times the pledge she made to dedicate her entire life to service of this country and

. >> is there any way you could of had sex with any young women in any of jeffrey epstein's residenceseen had because within days of that disastrous tv interview she had sacked her son from the family. >> she stripped him of his military and titles. she also put duty over family when her beloved grandson prince harry chose to step down as a working member of the royal family. >> harry's intention had been trying to keep one foot in each . i don't think that he wanted to give up royal duties entirely in epic was the queen that forced his hand there and said you have to be all in or all out. >> until her death, queen elizabeth ii was all in working well into her 90s never relinquishing her role and dedicating her life to serving her country. >> is your majesty willing to take the oath? >> the queen took a vow in the early stages of her life that her duty was a lifelong commitment. the queen would never have contemplated breaking that valve to her subjects because it just wasn't in her blood. >> what will her legacy be? >> her legacy i think will be the fact that we still have a monarchy.

her son prince andrew's association with jeffrey epstein. domestic and political turbulence. brexit reopened tensions in the northern island. she had no official say in government matters. she met with britain's prime minister every week for a confidential discussion. she worked with 15 prime ministers over 70 years of dedicated service. manus: queen elizabeth ii overtook queen victoria's record and lead the country's are many times of political and social upheaval. her last act as monarch was to ensure the smooth transition of power from boris johnson to liz truss. the new prime minister says the queen was the rock on which modern britain was built and a personal inspiration for her. >> it is a day of great loss. queen elizabeth the second -- queen elizabeth ii leaves a great legacy. today, the crown passes as it has done for more than 1000 years to our new monarch, new head of state his majesty king charles iii. manus: joining us now is our executive editor to discuss what's next for the u.k.. the constitutional monarchy is alive, well, an

this is evidence that the body has encountered the epstein bar virus.ves, especially adult life. we meet with a probability of 99.9%. so it is clear that most people will have these antibodies if they don't have any. signs that it is not necessary to treat it, an entire industry is built on this. i even wanted a pseudo-treatment. we found you virusbar. i constantly barda in these drip. come on, it's herpes, the virus is from the group of herpes viruses , there is no specific treatment, so if you have nowhere to put your money, get treated, if you have something to spend on, spend it on something else. here's a short tip i found in a minute. so friends. we have special yellow glasses for driving a word from advertising yellow glasses help drivers survive. these frenzied flashes of light that give ah, oncoming cars a word from advertising, is it true, we are promised this helps or is it not true? let's listen to the ad itself. yellow driver's glasses save the eyes from dazzle in oncoming traffic increase the contrast of the picture in cloudy weather reduc

her final years, when her second son, prince andrew was linked to convicted sex offender, jeffrey epstein record, is there any way you could've had sex with any young woman trafficked by jeffrey epstein in any of his residences? >> no. >> that crisis showed just how much backbone the queen had. because, within days of that disastrous tv interview she had effectively sacked her son from the family firm. >> the queen, eventually, strip prince andrew of his military and hrh titles. should also put duty over family when her beloved grandson, prince harry, chose to step down as a working member of the royal family. >> harry's intention had been to try and keep one fifth in each camp. i don't think that he wants to give up royal duties entirely. i think it was the queen that forced his hand there. and said, you've got to be all in or all out. >> until her death, queen elizabeth the second was all in. working well into her 90s, never relinquishing her role, and dedicated her life to serving her country. >> is your majesty willing to take the oath? >> the queen took a bow. the very early stages o

her final years, when her second son, prince andrew was linked to convicted sex offender jeffrey epsteinway you could have had sex with any young woman trafficked by jeffrey epstein in any of his residences? >> no. >> that crisis showed just how much backbone the queen had, because within days of that disastrous tv interview, she effectively sacked her son from the family firm. >> the queen eventually stripped prince andrew of his military and hrh titles. she'd also put duty over family when her beloved grandson, prince harry, chose to step down as a working member of the royal family. >> harry's intention had been to try and keep one foot in each camp. i don't think that he wanted to give up royal duties entirely, and i think it was the queen that forced his hand there and said you've got to be all in or all out. >> until her death, queen elizabeth ii was all in, working well into her 90s, never relinquishing her role, and dedicating her life to serving her country. >> is your majesty willing to take the oath? >> i am willing. >> the queen took a vow in the very early stages of her life

if you wanted epstein's cell phone, and you want to know what he was doing around january 6th, around the election, shouldn't you have taken it 12, 18 months ago? what are they looking for now? >> stephanie, remember that to seize the cell phone, you have to have probable cause. this is going to come later in an investigation. what this means is that the doj has done enough of an investigation to show a judge that there is probable cause, and there is evidence of a crime on these phones that they have seized. that means that the people that they have talked to already have given them enough information to move to this level. it's not just the probable cause. once they are able to get these funds, they are going to really get to communications behind the scenes, and for a conspiracy case, this is where the meat is at. this is where we find out what they were agreeing on, who knew what, who was on board, what was the goal of -- did people have the requisite intent? what was the plan? you have need those communications to piece that together. we have seen that in the conspiracy cherries

will was a one with prince andrew and of course his big scandal there with epstein.here was it was prince charles who actually really had put his foot down and said that he did not want him to be right now, he only wants him to be in a mourning suit, not wearing his royal uniform. and if you remember, prince philip's funeral back in '21, just over a year ago in april of '21, they were all wearing mourning suits. why? because the queen gave in to the fact that because he wasn't able to wear a uniform, everybody had to be in mourning suits. that isn't going on anymore. it's far more public now that prince charles is going to put his foot down with andrew. >> you think the dynamic among these four siblings will change now that charles is king? >> yes, it's evolving, absolutely. one of the feuds he once had with prince edward, they were at balmoral on one of the summer holidays. and prince edward saw the kilts in the closet that had been from the duke of windsor, the great uncle who had abdicated. but his kilts were from a duke superior to the duke of edinburgh. are you

one of those who received a subpoena the feds also seized the phones of two trump advisors, boris epstein and mike roman the times reports both were involved in the failed plot to have fake electors overturn biden's win. meantime, the committee will likely hear its next hearing on september 28th that's what multiple sources are telling nbc news the committee members are set to have a retreat tomorrow morning of sorts to figure out the exact path forward still no official announcements on the timing or number of hearings to come since the last hearings in july, the committee's republican vice chair, congresswoman liz cheney, lost her primary election in wyoming. her term ends in january, so she still has several months left on capitol hill >>> former president trump's lawyers are pushing back and aggressively in the legal battle over top secret battles seized at mar-a-lago. they're asking a trump-appointed judge to keep blocking the fbi from further reviewing any of the documents found at his estate, including the classified ones until a special master can sift through them. in a court fil

through epstein, prince andrew met virginia giuffre who accused the prince of sexually abusing her whenhts, in the twilight of her life, which a lot of people find difficult to forgive. >> although the queen faced many challenges and how long reign, she did manage to keep the public on her side, and to keep up with the changing times. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey dad, i'm almost out. i got you. any questions, chris? all good, thanks maura! healthier is managing all your family's prescriptions in one app. (vo) what can a nationwide 5g network from t-mobile for business do for your business? healthier is managing all your family's prescriptions unlock new insights and efficiency-right now. allow monitoring of productivity at remote job sites, with next-generation bandwidth. enable ai cameras that spot factory issues in real time, using next-generation speed. and deliver ultra-capacity 5g coverage that's years ahead of the competition. t-mobile for business has 5g that's ready right now. [school bells] when pain says, “i'm here,” i say, “so are they.” ♪♪ aleve - who do you take it for? listen, i'm done

>> in this case, micke roman doesn't advise donald trump whereas boris epstein does.ked to a critical piece of what the department of justice was looking at which was this plan to seat, or not seat but compose alternate quote, unquote slates of electors who would not actually be legitimate, according to their own emails, would not be recognized as legal because governors had not signed them in, and that they would go on january 6th and give mike pence some kind of plausibility to not certify the electoral college vote that had actually taken place in joe biden's favor. >> it could be that those devices play a role in that. i want to put a picture up on the screen. there's been all kinds of crazy stuff on social media, even beyond social media about what is donald trump doing. he flew to washington the other night. he got off the plane in golf shoes, which some people thought was unusual, and this was at his golf course in virginia. there were photos of him taken on the golf course in virginia. some people noted, doesn't look like he's golfing here. what is one to make

epstein and others are having their phones seize. these are individuals who are not in trouble for potentially trespassing at the capitol. or take jeffrey clark, his home searched by federal authorities. that was a sign things were heating up on a handful of lawyers or john eastman, who had his phone seized. we reported on that here way by agents in new mexico, and we released some of that video. you take this all together and we are witnessing confirmation of the legal steps honestly until today never reached a large number of people at the top of the trump orbit. you have the january 6th committee investigated over here. you have the classified documents story at mar-a-lago that has been going strong over here. but then when you go to the doj and what it is doing about the coup and the planning to obstruct or minuteder the counting of the votes, this is -- and we have been tracking this since the beginning -- this is the largest number of trump aides who were not on the scene at the capitol that may have been further up the line, o

epstein has been tied to the scheme to replace biden electors with fake trump electors. people familiar with the matter tell the associated press that a federal grand jury is also looking into the activities of donald trump's save america pac. the committee accused the pac of misleading donors by claiming it was raising money for an election defense fund. but according to campaign finance records, donations were followed elsewhere h such as trump hotel properties and a nonprofit run by former trump chief of staff mark meadows. analysis from "the washington post" found that more than half the money given to trump's pac came from retirees. retirees who have fixed incomes. fund-raising americans found that the pac ended july with more than $99 million cash on hand. we'll have more on the increasing legal pressure on the former president a little later in the show. but for now, let's turn to the war in ukraine. ukrainian forces continue the rapid push in the northeast taking back more territory and driving russian troops into a chaotic and hasty retreat. in his nightly addre

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degree to which the left is aggressively chilng to sexualizgressivee chio sort of put the jeffrey epstein story in context.est teachers ui in the country created a website with now, the largest teachers union in the country has created a website with a how to guide for children on how to engage in bizarre acts like muffing, whatever that is , and reallyao for kids. ults allowed why are adults allowed too sexualize children when the rest of us thought idet was a crime? we've got to tell straight ahead. the talk, which is now taking a hiatus and co-host sharon osborne defended piers morgan over meghan markle. sharon osborne was fired from the top. her exit from the talk made headlines around the world. growing up, my father's family went absolutely penniless. >> it was a new format for television. she takes her stuff off the stage. she collapses. no one should have ever gone through what she went through. why are you doing this? to make a movie. made her asked a question. ustad in the back. it was so unfair that she was labeled something that she wasn't. the punishment doesn't fit the crime

we have to admit that the sanctions regime has no epstein. this is exactly that. it's not going to work very well, because the danger here is that you actually cause a new spike, this timing oil prices. jack morgan said price is to go to $300.00 a barrel, which is twice the all time record. so this one could backfire as well. and the finance ministers when they release the details on friday base, the said very little and more over they said specifically they said nothing about what price the cap is going to come in. ok, russians are said. anybody who joins that scheme was simply going to stop well, deliveries, and then we have a oil prices on top of the gas prices status love. what's next for president putting because for many years, russia by position itself as a clean energy supplier for europe had massive political and finance leverage that leverage could be lost now with what is happening with turning off the tap. yes, i think this market can be lost and just again, it was said officially by the union officials. they said we are saying good bye for russian gas

a spectator yelled at prince andrew, whose friendship with 6 trafficking convict jeffrey epstein, caused a lot of embarrassments to the royal family. ah, ah, i see that in other news, russia is acknowledging huge losses in ukraine's northern hockey region. moscow admits its forces have been outnumbered in the past week with ukraine retaking swathes of land. since early september, ukrainian troops have advanced rapidly with a you ins. atomic watchdog says ukraine and russia interested in its proposal for protection zone to be created around the apparition nuclear power plant. keep in moscow have blamed each other for shelling, very close to europe's biggest nuclear power station. there's been fighting along the border between long time rivals are mania and azerbaijan. a mighty as defense ministry reported intense shelling and artillery fire on 3 of its military positions by the as a by shiny army. there's been flare ups and fighting between the 2 sides after a sci fi was declared following a 6 week long war in 2020, in the disputed nagondo, caraballo region, and ongoing tried dispute and

kaylee megan any he's had it more high-profile gas and jeffrey epstein's island . dave ruben.ike a highway in the winter, she's got to cold shoulders and was likely wreck car. he so large people assume his pronouns are fee by boat and foul. congratulations are in order, mr. rubin. you were ringing the bell yesterday and it was in some club. >> that was later in the day bu i think the belgian talking about. ring the bell for rumble which is it now totally public and free speech is public and we ar going to beat be youtube and google and facebook and twitter. and all of that stuff. and, greg, you had a good you'r number one in the night. people are talking about you bu it's important i mentioned you did not invest when i asked you. yeah, you could be pretty rich right now. >> i also would not have a job. and would not be allowed to wor at another media company. >> you wouldn't need a job. there's a great little gig you've got here. it's good it's keeping up. >> i don't even know if i want to talk to you anymore. we you surprised by the pole? >> no. of course not. it's time for t

rules after he gave a very controversial interview about his relationship with peter file a jeffrey epstein back in 2019 a. so we'll have william at the head of the coffin. we will have hardy at the foot, and then the children of prince, i sign prince andrew and prince edward will take up places on either side of the coffin. so you're talking about zara and peter it talking about louise and james, and you're also talking about beatrice and eugenia. we know that the great grandchildren were in the whole, during the vigil on friday evening. there at the vigil of the princess, as it's called, even though there's a princess and they are princess and the princess royal i. they stood for about 10 minutes in silence. tribute to the queen were expecting the grandchildren to spend somewhere around 15 minutes. when the princess left on friday evening, they were applauded by the people who made their way around the hall. so those soon here will miss that moment. but those who are in the. busy hall will see, as you can see, that those 8 grandchildren are taking their place, walking down the stairs towa

not allowed to because he's no longer a working royal because of the scandal involving jeffrey epstein. but there's king charles right now. it was a little bit earlier that our partners at sky news said he was wiping away a tear in westminster abbey as he walked down that line to see his mother's coffin. you also see prince william and prince harry, prince harry also in a mourning suit, not allowed to wear his military uniform because he stepped back and is no longer a working member of the royal family. we should note that prince harry and prince andrew are the two royals who served in combat for quite some time. and there's a lot of talk about whether it was wise for the crown to deny him the honor, prince harry, that is, not andrew, of wearing his military uniform. i know people say it was against the rules. but there's certainly talk in the streets of london about whether that was a good idea. what you're seeing right now is this march alongside the coffin. i want to make one note about the drumming that we heard here, outside of buckingham palace, in front of westminster abbey and

arrested monday for heckling prince andrew over his ties to the late convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein. the protester was arrested after calling out "andrew, your sick old man" later saying "powerful men shouldn't be allowed to commit sexual crimes and get away with it." a new united nations report finds nearly one in every 100 -- announcing the findings monday. >> that is an extraordinary figure. 27.6 million people compelled to work and even worse news is this represents an increase of previous estimates published in 2017, an increase of 2.7 million. amy: the ilo says further 22 may people are in forced marriages. the report notes -- "entrapment in forced labor can last years, while in most cases forced marriage is a life sentence." back in the united states, 15,000 nurses in minnesota have launched a three-day strike demanding wage increases, better patient care, and relief from staffing shortages. the minnesota nurses association says it's the largest private sector nurses strike in u.s. history. meanwhile, some 2000 therapists, psychologists, social workers, and counselors at kais

and epstein the current attorney for donald trump.ime in america history is okay to grab the personal communications of someone's lawyer. those are privileged. not anymore. rnc official and trump attorneys. rudy giuliani and sidney powell and we could go on and on and on. the doj is now going after from a white house official steven miller a frequent guest on this court. miller said if we win these cases in the courthouse we can direct the alternate state of electors are certified. he didn't call for a coup. he called for them to be seated if the court ordered that. he was following the constitutionally prescribed process. under joe biden that's a crime. everyone of these people has to hire lawyers to defend themselves. a lot of them can't afford it. in addition, we obtained the subpoena that demands the communications from other republicans and people who spoke to them. including the republican state party secretary in nevada. among dozens of others. what is this about? it can't be about january 6th. the fake insurrection. the only i

at least the allegations that her son sexually abused a teenager that was trafficked by epstein. how did she navigate the darker areas of this 70 year reign? we knew very little about queen elizabeth ii. in the end, she was a very, very private person. >> yes, she was a very private person. i think, she would not act without taking advice. she would always listen to those around her and take the best advice from those around her and then she would make up her own mind. that is the key thing here. she had an extraordinary instinct. with the diana situation, i think, like the rest of the nation and people forget this, she was in a state of shock, like anyone else. it was a completely unexpected and appalling tragedy. i think, if it seem like there was hesitation or missteps there, i think it is perfectly understandable at a time where it was the most extraordinary tragedy. nobody could have prepared themselves for that. i think, at other times, when there have been charges to her, again, she is taking time to try to understand. that is the key to the queen. she always tries to unde

prince andrew, the king's younger bear whose image is quite tarnished by his association with late epstein also did not appear in uniform in the procession. he was stripped of royal patronage and during the vigil william is at the head of the coffin, harry is at the foot of the coffin and as you mentioned greg this is going to last about 15 minutes. when we were speaking with amy kellogg earlier in the hour, she had been saying some folks had been waiting in line 14 to 19 hours, is that right? >> it's remarkable, remarkable experience here, jacqui. i've lived in london for 15 years and frankly i've never seen anything like it. we've been with the crowds every day, briefly, not for as long as they were standing out there but incredible feeling of good will and incredible feeling of unity among the men, women, girls and boys. they come from all over the uk. they come from abroad to pay their respects to stand on line and, yes, they've been standing six hours, nine hours, 12 hours, 15. i think the max went up to about 20 hours or so and that's when they just capped it. it's about 5 miles long