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not through the law of survival of the fittest. our vision of the world, if we are to achieve our vision of the world, we will only do that, because our vision is universal, not regional. anytime that we have conceded certain ideas on the inequality example, -- in quality of women, it is a matter of one civilization, but not for another, -- we abandon our valleys. we have allowed several of the fittest approach, to prevail is turn countries, because anytime the great powers are sitting around the table of the security written outy have multilateralism, failed to live up to agreement that they signed. they have undermined we must uphold, multilateralism for sustainable peace in the future. so today, more than ever before we need multilateralism, not refuge it somehow is a becausellectual, it is multilateralism is about the rule of law. exchanges between people, it is at the core of our interest. it is through multilateralism that we will build. that, we haveeve the united nations, which has the full legitimate to face the challenges

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his contention was that his theory of evolution — the survival of the fittest — was not a scientificaint praise an wilson describes darwin as "among the foremost experts on the earthworm". he contends: "there is no evidence he believed in the equality of the human race." and for good measure, he adds his belief that "darwin was a direct and disastrous influence." reviewers — including some scientists — have been highly critical of the book. mr wilson is here, and i'm also joined by doctor simon underdown, a research fellow in biological anthropology at oxford brookes university. good evening to both of you. wilson, first of all, controversy sells books. but deliberately are controversial in order to get this flying off the book shelves. it honsestlyh did not cross my mind that i would depart from more or less the orthodoxy that prevails in the british and american universities. it was only as i came to read about the subject that i realise there is tremendous divergence of opinion between scientist. i did not say darwin was a charlatan... that was my word. i do not think he was a cha

over healthbate like it is about social darwinism and survival of the fittest. you just had mitch mcconnell on andr, senator mcconnell, all those republicans are lined up behind him, supporting his point of view. what is that all about? host: where should they go from here? should they work in a bipartisan way, do you think health care for all is the right way? -- shouldlicans republicans revisit bloc grants throughout the states? a new and modern society and we have to recognize that. 1789 anymore where the constitution where we slap each other in the face -- host: line for republicans. go ahead. caller: we seem to have a narrative going around the country, pushed by the news media. i am sure it makes the right-wing real happy and make the left wing really happy. saying republicans are doing nothing, but the house of representatives has passed health reform. they have passed all the bills. in the senate, the only reason they cannot is they got the extreme right, and they are right-wing, people like warmongers, and i also wanted to moore getting elected in alaba

instead, it is survival of the fittest. let me briefly take us back to this day two of years ago. let's hear exactly what angela merkel had to say back then. saycellor merkel: i simply germany is a strong country. we have managed to do so much. we can do this. host: i would like to ask all of she ultimately get proven right? has germany, at least thus far, done this in the sense of managing this amazing influx of refugees fairly competently? germany managed to receive all these migrants and refugees during the 16, 18 months. in a way, there has been collapsed. the fear of the public was do we manage this, and germany managed it, yes. host: would you agree with that? you said in your opening statement that germany has made some mistakes with its refugee policy. would you say that statement teen of years ago was the biggest mistake? malte: no. nevertheless, germany is a strong country. we have a big surplus in the country of billions of euros, almost non-unemployment. but the task of integrating one million refugees with very , culturalhistories aspects, starting with anti-semitism,

she has been called one of the fittest women on earth.to watch it all, michael empric. is buffer a word? in american. this is -- yes. >> my last name is toorisdottir. >> why did you want to break this one? >> thrusters hurt. >> you're in the guinness book twice. this would not be your first attempt. >> this is my third one. >> are you ready? i'm ready. >> are you guys ready? >> michael, quickly, how does this work? >> what i'm looking for is the squat position, the bar thrust over the head. that's one count. the mark to beat is 1,212 pounds. that's about 15 thrusts. she seems confident. we're going to see where she ends up. >> that is heavy. >> we should get out of the way. are you going to give me the count, michael? >> i will. three, two, one, go. that will be the official start on go. annie, are you ready? here we go. for the record. get into position. three, two, one, go. [ cheers ] ♪ >> 50 seconds remaining. 40 seconds remaining. >> 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. >> 30 seconds remaining. >> 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. >> 20 seconds remaining. >> 29

i hope we eventually go to survival of the wisest rather than survival of the fittest.. ruby wax, thank you very much for being on hardtalk. thank you. thank you very much. hello there. with a ridge of high pressure building in for tuesday, it looks like today could actually be the better day of the week for most of us. chilly start, mind you, where skies cleared overnight. temperatures in low single—figures in some rural spots. here is the ridge of high pressure, then. this weather system will make inroads for wednesday. meanwhile, this is the weather front which brought the rain during last night. and there could be a few showers across the south—east, as that weather front continues to clear away. but essentially it is a nice fine, dry start — a chilly start, mind you, and there will be some mist and fog around. some dense in places, central southern areas across the midlands into cheshire. eventually it will lift during the morning, potentially into low cloud, before breaking up. but you can see plenty of sunshine on the map there, for northern england in towards sc

i hope we eventually go to survival of the wisest rather than survival of the fittest., thank you very much for being on hardtalk. thank you. thank you very much. hello there. we are starting wednesday on a fine note for many, bright with some sunshine, largely dry. across the north—west corner, another weather system moving in bringing thickening cloud, outbreaks of rain and strengthening winds. by the end of the night, it could be quite wet in places, same for western scotland. towns, temperatures by the start of wednesday, temperatures in double figures but cooler in the countryside with mist and fog. this is the way the system responsible for bringing that that weather front. this is something we will see for the rest of the week, lifting mild airfrom the south, picking up south—west winds. starting off on a fine and bright note this morning, good spells of sunshine. cloud increasing across western areas, showers developing ahead of this rain. that will get going this afternoon across northern ireland and in too much of scotland, getting into western wales and the s

said we can only address the world's challenges through multilateralism not through survival of the fittest. let's just remind you of the main news this hour u.s. president donald trump has threatened to totally destroy north korea in a highly combative debut speech to the u.n. general assembly using president of language he warned that the u.s. would be forced to confront kim jong un if he continued what transpired was reckless pursuit of nuclear weapons describing north korea as a deprived regime he said it showed contempt for other nations and the well being of its own people no nation on earth has an interest in seeing this band of criminals armored serve with nuclear weapons and missiles the united states has great strength and patients but if it is forced to defend itself or its our lives we will have no choice but to turn only destroy north korea. rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself and for his regime the united states is ready willing and able but hopefully this will not be necessary that's what the united nations is all about that's what the united nations is for let's s

. >> the fittest man in history. >> if this is the body that defines a new kind of fitness. >> i think be all right. >> the brain that dreamt it up belongs to greg glassman. well before crossfit was a competition he designed it as a new way to work out. he says it can transform anyone. and he is not just talking about bulging biceps and six-pack abs. >> i will deliver you to your genetic potential. >> sound like creating a robot. >> look at her. she was meant to look like that. that's what nature would have carved from her, a million years ago. or she would have been eaten. >> greg glassman hardly looks like an exercise guru. there is no hint of ripped muscle underneath his untucked shirt. he is widely considered the most powerful man in fitness today. glassman is the architect of crossfit. a workout program that mixes elements of weight lifting, can gymnast gymnastics. classes take place in what cross fitters call a box, stripped down, willfully ugly space. >> elbows, elbows. up, up, up. there we go. >> exercises range from simple to sadistic. and made greg classman a college dropout,

. >> but she did that and president obama was one of the fittest people to takeoffs as president of theher husband was unfit, then we would be saying well, maybe we should look closer. >> here is the thing that makes no sense, really, which is that she's been talking about this for several months now, bullying, right. and like everybody has said how dumb this is that she could bring so much more to the table, right, that she could pick a ton of other issues -- >> ill advised. i have to get to the break. >> politically dumb because she gets nowhere on it. >> it doesn't advance her as first lady. >> like i said, it's a noticeable cause, and she should be doing those, but her own president -- her own husband is contradicting her. i've got to take a break. >> i'm not saying she's dumb. i'm saying this is a did you mean issue -- >> we'll be right back. dental professionals recommend using an electric toothbrush. for an exceptionally fresh feeling choose philips sonicare diamondclean. hear the difference versus oral b. in a recently published clinical study, philips sonicare diamondclean outp

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continue along that road, it is survival of the fittest that will prevail. way history made us and we allowed current seats to -- is toallenge we face recognize there's nothing more than multilateralism because all of our challenges are multilateral. war, terrorism, climate change. we have challenges through -- we can only fix our challenges through multilateralism. not to survival of the fittest. if we are to achieve our vision of the world, we will do that. our vision is universal, not regional. have conceded certain inequality of women, for example. we are abandoning the universal values. we have allowed survival of the fittest approaches to prevail in certain countries. they're sitting around the table at a security council. multilateralism failed to live up to agreements. we must uphold multilateralism for sustainable peace in the future. [applause] before, we than ever need multilateralism, not refuge it somehow is a becausellectual, is multilateralism is about the rule apply in and exchanges between people. it is in all of our interest. it is through

survival of the fittest.sduqune: so you used your gang's bikes to drown out the sound of the gunshot. (gunshot) (people screaming) he's dead, she's a widow. he looked me in the eye for two years, said he'd always have my back. you say that to a crypt king... you better mean it. you got him. we did. i keep wondering, you know... wondering if i could've done something to change what happened to him. no. your husband made a choice. there was nothing you could have done. i'm mad at him. but i'm proud of him. you should be. takes a very special human being to take a job like that. thanks, man. caine: i heard you've been reassigned, jake. yeah, one too many visits with you guys. it's bad for business. so is becoming one of them, jake. hey, i'm a lot of things, but outlaw biker isn't one of them. i looked into billy's files, and it turns out that you crossed the line. bikes and booze. it's part of the game a uc has to play. what about the drugs? listen, you got a gun to your ear and some amped-u

and with that investment so i am very open to reducing the fittest pared to make depreciation and moreorable. >> i would echo. so if you'll eliminate interest deductibility it sets up a less harmful way. to get that maximum amount of benefits. and also to interest deductibility to reducing for the of multinationals and then stripped didn't come out of the u.s. tax base so talk about over leverage each there are bridges that we do with their stand that some of the industry's are over reliant and it could be disruptive but it is a trade-off in order to get economic growth of the other side of the equation. >> birthday wishes due to of scott. you're too young to remember a song by conway 20. it's only make believe. i was trying to think when he was singing about it was a relationship with another person but it could easily be dynamic scoring. [laughter] >> will the senator yield?. >> are you sure it was conway 20? -- 20. [laughter] >> we have been down this road before with tax cuts for the hired tom did not work. and then we end up with more debt and then going down this road? and that a

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she completed feats of endurance that would have tested even the fittest person. have a lot of life to live. i'm not saying to people, go out and run, that'll make your life better. what i'm trying to say to people is that you still have life to live, and make the most it. don't get caught up in the fact that of the times you're going to miss, what you're not going to see because you're going to die earlier than you should do. enjoy your life and make the most of it. the amazing jane tomlinson, who died ten yea rs the amazing jane tomlinson, who died ten years ago this weekend. mike tomlinson is here in the studio with us. we said you are here to talk about the work jane has we said you are here to talk about the workjane has done, we said you are here to talk about the work jane has done, but you have an announcement as well in terms of how much money has been raised for the charity. yes, it has gone over 10 million for the jane tomlinson appeal, and the charities that benefit from the runs, so it is a bit mind blowing, to be perfectly honest. completely, because