anu: and it was like so first ernie comes out, ernie and bert. and nakul goes, "ernie! ernie!" and he goes--little nakul, he can't even get his arms around ernie. and he's, like, holding one leg and he's crying. pawan: he's crying, "ernie, i love you." anu: "ernie, i love you." pawan: "ernie, i love you." anu: and i was, like, oh, my god. what's wrong with my son? he's creating such a scene. but i think-- nakul: by the way, guys, i was really young. i was only 17 years old at the time. pawan: i think i lost a very valuable time with both my sons when they were growing up. that is when they needed me the most. and spending time together at badmaash all in the same business today does give me a lot of satisfaction. that is definitely like a payback. anu: i look at l.a. as a place that has given my family a relationship, a beautiful relationship that maybe if we were in toronto we would not have. not to say that the boys would not love his father and not love me or not-- but this beauty i see in the relationship between the three of them, teasing their dad, playing around with the

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and ernie who is with us in our foxes, were briefing room. they were beltway band, warmer pentagon officials, who make out like bandits when they go into the private sector and then work for military contractor. this campaign is brilliant, it doesn't involve any collateral damage, no villages, no urban warfare. and it was a scandal that david barstow of the new york times uncovered he brought in the minutes of these meetings between rumsfeld and the military experts who were going on tv was a completely orchestrated program inside the pentagon, giving talking points to the experts who would go on the media to shape public opinion. ah, anti war perspectives were marginalized, in some cases, sensor the new york times was not the only us media outlet to turn into a conveyor belt for a false narrative. but because of its reach and influence at home and abroad, it helped set the news agenda. jill abramson was the times is washington bureau chief chris hedges as beat at the time was outside the media was complicit in, perpetuating this myth. you ca

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a lot of on the con, lay is still with us in the kidney, ernie. what would you say after having been there, the ukrainian russian border are the ukrainian force and force is able to maintain that momentum forward while definitely we are seeing the green army continuing to push the russians back, maybe not at the same pace as we saw over the past week, that's because they've really exploited this part of the front line. that was the worst offended of see me, lots people remember that. for most of the some of the talk was all about the south . i had a song which seems now to be new, can distraction, reject it, kind of force the russians to send all their better resources that direction and leave this part of their country exposed. and now we are seeing the friends coming up again, slightly more solid russian defenses, but definitely the loss of this region is crucial. this was basically the main supply route for russia's forces in don bass from russia. and without that, or that gets a lot more complicated, a lot more vulnerable. we're hearing report

miss ernie i guy says the incoming president has a lot of work ahead due to the predicament the country is and now i think the new little president, given a very strong indication of what they actually come to to pick given is another peach you had left or most of the principal fun with another kid because to be because you get some given that the new system noted by the government, which is the duty and the fiddler done for you have committed a visual toxic, committed, visual torture. talks about the economy. you thank you, and of course you've talked about the general processes that he's under the over to the residence, to the mean of the person for the 50, for the region. you have a very small lead. you've got 7100000 volts and i'm to 50000000 people alternate to 1000000. you for good. quite a dogs are bringing everyone together in the country to move along one direction. thousands of indonesian students have taken to the streets, expressing their discontent over increasing fuel prices and government mismanagement that those earlier this month, the government raised fuel prices by ab

considering what john had to say, what, what, what it has to say about european unity and western cloud, ernie? i don't see it at all. i mean, if the elite lose all this, they don't care, it still turn off the lights that it's, it's really a very, very cynical approach. go ahead, michael. when you say that the abundance is over, what that means is it's time for an austerity program. and i m f us therapy program . and the real question is, what are africa and south america and south asia going to do? are they going to be a part of this? or are they going to say, we need an alternative to austerity program. so there's no need of all for the era of abundance to and for us there is no technological problem. there is a military and a financial problem. and the problem of american policy that brought this about the problem is, well, china, russia, india, and iran, and other neighboring countries create a set of alternative institutions to the american neo liberal. i. m f and world bank. and they are, they going to create a new kind of an economy on different lines from the west. that really is what

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he may look like a kindly grandpa and smelled like one since his hippie days, but ernie's policy don't bring this hard candy from a dish on the coffee table. they dish out hard times with its most destructive lefty nonsense yet to come. [applause] >> welcome x make tonight's guests. she's got more muscles than scu through player. fox news can bitter lower trunk lara trump. he wears a leather jacket and offers you a reverse mortgage. "reason" editor at large nicholas b nick glaspie. she conforms with multiple sources. reporter lydia miller and mount everestbragged about . my massive side kick and n.w.a. world heavyweight champion ty tyrus! what does this say that bernie leads? he's the oldest guy there. he's like 112, right question mike if you cut him, you have to count the rings but we aren't going to do that but what does this say to you? >> the only thing i was disappointed in is not all the people had higher unfavorable ratings than favorable. he was one of the few who didn't. i think that speaks to the wisdom of the american people. when we look at the person who's going to be our

remember what ernie ford is saying about you load 16 tons and what do you get another day older and deeper in debt. employers use them to prevent workers from pursuing higher paying opportunities and decide how much the training would supposedly cost on the market and go after the workers threatening their credit and economic mobility. last week cassie told members of the kennedy about her experience and pursuit of the calling as a nurse at the start of the job the employer made her sign a contract buried in the final print left she would be indebted to her employer for 7500 for the suppose that a training they provided which she decided to leave after the year because of the bad work environment her employer took a thousand dollars out of the second to last paycheck to pay back her training that was have her pay check the former employer told her they would send the rest to collections. last i checked it was a legal in the united states but it looks like some enterprising companies are rebranding it with these contracts and that is the focus of today's hearing to ensure so-called innovati

all this comes after "sesame street" controversially blamed bert and ernie for spreading monkeypox.n of the hit game now with the ability to play as a female character. which will make it even more realistic now that it is a woman crashing the car. a sexist would say. i just on that. this past weekend a group of nazi protesters showed outside a usa convention, they try to remove them, but they were on public property, and you can't tell the fbi what to do. wow. zing. that's good. jetblue has approached to purchase spirit airlines. jetblue overpaid by $3.8 million. [laughter] these are good. also the deal was expected to go through immediately, but it is still stuck in fort lauderdale. [laughter] this week "the new york times" wrote on the trend of cannibalism in contemporary fiction which means the media thinks we will soon be hungry enough to start eating each other. the good news, we will finally get that five star michelin rating from my ass. the new survey finds that one and three stealing coworkers food from the office refrigerator. the other two-thirds are damn liars, brian ki

mm. wolfy, mac and ernie audio apple. but it is not you debbie, he began with his let me get that table a little. you're sure pull tardy. oh, it will let the outside in the hall will be the bardeen will pick up. dolly lock out of houston. lemme they in the shop, p o r. ah, no you do the business deal is good, man, a brick. glad is his loading. sisters. who would like me little david's to do this. it said, man said to ladle copays, he's put nike greater than a tavern, a freight quote. oh goodness, i'm gonna show it to dana to pull a true clue. but peter takes them to pull your finished on of if i could turn to p . so he put, so pre a to you can add the bigger in our medicaid, they were to put she'll be able to take a little damaged or somebody said, read or take word in it us and we average build it alongside towards georgia to nice to go to 09 and then on if you that, how many see if that's the 5? hello ms. bonnie, nobody said talking applebee's command. oh hi clay pavey up. e, close, watch the pot cuff. zach you will go

remember what tennessee ernie ford sang about owing his soul to the company store: you load 16 tons, what do you get? another day older and deeper in debt. employers use traps to prevent g workers from pursuing higher paying or better opportunities. they decide how much the training would supposedly cost on the market and go after their workers, threatening their credit and economic mobility. last week, cassie pennings from colorado told members of the to committee about her experience with traps.e ms. pennings pursued her calling as a nurse during the covid-19 pandemic. at the start of her job, her employer made ms. pennings sign an employment contract, and buried in the fine print, it said that if she left before two years, she would be indebted to her employer for $7,500 for the supposed training they provided. when ms. pennings decided to leave her nursing job after a year because of a bad work environment, her employer took $1,000 out of her second to last paycheck to payback her training. that was half of her paycheck. her former employer told her they will send the rest of the

mm. wolfy mac and ernie awful. but it's not you, debbie, he began with his let me get that table a 100 level yoshika told toddy. oh, it will let the oh saw elect the home will be the bardeen will pick up. dolly lock are the houston eggs. lemme they in the shop p olu. are you still is good man, a brick? glad is his good sister. who would like me little david's to do this. it said man, sexually it will cookies is put nike greater than a tavern, a freight quote. oh goodness, i'm gonna show it to dana pull to hook, but peter takes them w finished a movie. if i could turn peppy, so he push will pretend you can add debbie guy in our medicaid. i watch a coach. he'll be able to take a little damaged or somebody said, read or take word in a get us and we average build little rooms are towards surgeon to nice to good. 09 . and then on if you that, how many see if that's the 5? hello miss bonnie: nobody said tumbling applebee's command. i quiet pavey up. e close watched the path cut. zach you will go to cost me a piece of the

he, ernie zapora, who pleasure to come. william is up. how ali i have with you again? no swipe. while amy nessa sodium niss, at his album hondage, mrs. support, i don't miss 2 shifts him on his up and what the of sway polemic was at the machine . again, the woman took on it and then we check. oh, can i don't hear shut up though. got you necessarily don't want us to their game while you, molly last name or go to police for his outs here and what i think a police or medical put a chance sheet assuaging what was weird to so islam us would you on the edge of it then were little number to talk what i like the dog an age such as much didn't wanna chance all you're going to, which it's so sweet who woke up o'connor some slump, although i saw the apology when he said, i saw that unison of tongue tied negligence. so small yuma pl kronos. i'm slung. when i tied on below, which seemed to move, some of them out of was tentacle. just a switch on it to the sky like this all you have a chance again. i'm sure. ah, was we're is originally a treat echoes him. warrior somebody was flavio lynette i

he ernie zap and i will will pleasure to come. william is up our alley. i would yo yos swipe while amy nessa se would you miss at his home hondage amiss of support. at dawn, miss 2 shifts him on his up, nor would you sway. polemic was at the machine, and the woman took on it, and then we check, or can i don't hear, shut up though, got you necessarily don't want us to do a game while you molly last name, or go to police for his outs here, and what can he took a police or medical put a chance sheet, assuaging what was realism, islam, us, would you, on the act of you do that, then what it'll number to talk, what i like dog an age. so check a much diligence all you're going to, which it's so sweet who woke up o'connor some slump, although i saw the apology when he said i saw the chism of tut, tut negligence. so soluble kronos, i'm slung, when i tied on below, which seemed to me mr. ma, from out of was tensor just a switch on it. these cult. oh like this, all you have a chance again. i'm sure. ah, was we're is originally area treat, echoes him warriors. so he

and a reporter from the new york times, walter or ernie won the pulitzer for reporting that there was no famine in the ukraine. and the guy who showed up and reported that there was gareth jones, he was dismissed as a as a nut and he was actually shot in 1935 by the communists in china. so it takes a while for the to come out. there was a famine in ukraine. 4 to 8 million people died in the ukraine that happened and all the pulitzer prizes in the world don't just don't illuminate the truth what actually occurred. and there's always a gareth jones somewhere in the world maybe he's a nicholas wade or maybe he's jeffrey sachs, who ideology is nothing important thing but they have a commitment to truth itself. and more and more people are defecting. a lot of our evidence in the books comes from defectors who. one woman actually worked in the lab and told us what was happening. she escaped, but her family is all missing and so there are these brave souls that are out there reporting the truth. it's interesting you mentioned jeffrey sachs, his article, because as i recall, you know, he has

tennessee ernie ford saying all your soul to the company store you load 16 tons and what you it? another day older and deeper in debt.. it keeps workers from pursuing better opportunities despite how much the training would supposedly cost them to go after their workers breaking their credit and economic build the pier last week cassie penning some told members of the committee that her experience. ms. hennings pursued her calling as a nurse during covid-19. at the start for job or employer made her sign a contract and in the fine print said that she left it for two years she'd reinvented to room player for $7500 for the supposed training they provided which it left after year because of a bad work environment. for employers took a thousand dollars out of her second to last pay check to pay for her training. i was half of over paycheck and her former employersk told her they would send the rest of them out to collections. last i checked indentured servitude was illegal in the united states of america but it looks like some enterprising companies are preprinted yet with these new

well, ernie mann, who is the father of steve mann, who has been my deputy state director since i've been senator, for over 20 years, a teacher in the community, a volunteer firefighter for 60 years, and just a great guy and a wonderful yankee fan -- they had nestor cortez get on the phone to speak to him -- he was just made the neighbor, i think of the month, may be of the year. anyway, he deserves it. it was wonderful, beautiful to see. ernie, and to all the mann family, including the great steve, who has done such a great job for me, congratulations. good luck. it was beautiful. it was beautiful. okay, now let's get to the substance of the day. last night, by a vote of 72-23, the senate agreed to advance a shell for a continuing resolution, to keep the government open until december 16, and avoid a nieceless government shutdown. as my colleagues know, government funding runs out friday at midnight, whereupon a partial shutdown would begin if we do not act. we must work fast to finish the process on the floor, send a c.r. to the house, then send it to the president's desk before the clo

. >> ernie, because i lost. and two months ago and now i'vel lost my only home, picking ity . up and taking it to my car. you're packing it up in a garbage can? yeah. have you gotten any help yet? no. gotten any i t that's okay. i'm strong.t it, ge i can get it. i can get the important things i thought. r >> i bless you. thank you. all right.l be you. a all right. you'll be all right. yeah.at so's claudia wha says she's str and that's what people aren relying on , at least in these first early hours here. their owsomeking un strength. some people have been asking us for water, food, and of course tough, communication is s tough thing as well with all hee cell phones down right now, really, it's neighbor helping each other here until help frome more than thirty five states does arrive. tuckern 35, back to you. >> are steve harrigan in pursuit of florida? e that we're going to assess the path of the storm and the damage that it's wrought with hurricane expert brian norcross, who joins us now for the third nightoss w >> brian , good to see you. tell us the status of the storm now

as well as the equipment of the commander of the automobile company squad, senior sergeant butter erniev e during the shelling of the support point, the vehicle with ammunition was raised from under fire. how to ensure stability in the global oil market, this was discussed during a telephone conversation between vladimir putin and crown prince of saudi arabia mohammed bin salman al-saud, according to the kremlin press service, the conversation took place at the initiative of the saudi side mohammed salman assured that his country is ready actively participate in the activities of the shanghai cooperation organization at the recent sco summit . remind, it was decided to grant the kingdom the status of a dialogue partner. during the negotiations, satisfaction was expressed in connection with the transfer to the saudi side of prisoners of war of foreign citizens who illegally participated in hostilities in the donbass. and kherson regions. this is an opportunity for residents. regions those who are now defending their native land to take an active part in the restoration of the winners wi

remember what tennessee ernie ford said about owing a soul to the companies store. you load 16 tons, what do you get? another day older and deeper in debt. employers use traps to prevent workers from pursuing higher paying or better opportunities. they decide how much the training would supposedly cost in the market, and they go after their workers, threatening their credit and their economic mobility. last week, cassie paintings from colorado told members of the committee about her experience with traps. miss paintings pursued her calling as an during covid-19. at the start of her job, her employer made her sign an employment contract buried in the fine print, it said that if she left before two years, she would be indebted to her employer for 70 $500 for the supposed training they provided. when she decided to leave her nursing job after a year because of that work environment, her employer took $1,000 out of her second to last paycheck, to pay back her training. that was half her paycheck. her former employer told her, they will send the rest of the amount to col

. -- ernie.whole thing around donald trump, there is enough here with what he did with the georgia phone call, when he did at the capitol, when he did in mar-a-lago, this guy is nothing more than a con man in my opinion. i read his book when he was running and i'm glad i didn't vote for this guy. he don't care about nobody but himself. all these people that worked with him from roger stone to flynn and everybody, some have got to go to jail and this and that, but he sits at mar-a-lago living the life of riley. people can't see this guy wants to be a dictator. he looks up to putin and hit lurk, looks up to dictators because -- prudent and hitler's -- donald trump is a very dangerous man. he needs to go to jail. if you don't go to jail and stay at mar-a-lago, do whatever the hell he wants. guest: i think he was clear. i was the first to file articles of impeachment against donald trump in the first year of his presidency. i think he will go down as one of our worst presidents and i'm hoping that hi

remember with tennessee ernie fort saying about owing his soul to the company store? you load 16 tons, what do you, get another day older and deeper in debt. employers use traps to prevent workers from pursuing higher paying are better opportunities. they decide how much the training would supposedly cost on the market, and they go after the workers, threatening their credit and their economic mobility. last, week cassie paintings from colorado told members of the committee about her experience with traps. miss paintings for suitors -- during covid-19, and at the start of her job, her employer made her sign unemployment contract buried in the fine print and said that if she left before two years, she would be indebted to her employer for 70 $500 for the supposed training they provided. when she decided to leave her nursing job because of a bad work environment, her employer took $1,000 out of her second to last paycheck to pay back her training. that was half a paycheck. her former employer told her they will send the rest of the amount to collections. last i checked,