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gore most of his life, obama most of his life fl 3 trying to over throw the country, they are all worths of millions. the bidens during the 2 year break between being vice president and president, made many millions. he has s corporations he never revealed their taxes, why weren't their taxes being released. remember democrats wanted donald trump's taxes they wanted to make sure that top officials are handled properly by the irs. what about the ex- top officials? trump a taxes were released like two weeks before the democratic left was on the office. there was no legislative purpose. so why don't they ask for the obama tax returns or gore tax returns or biden s corporation returns? don't you think that is important? i do. now. i want to go on about criminality. to show you how donald trump as president has been a choir boy. david byrne burnham of "new york times" wrote a book, a law on to itself. he writes about roosevelt: >> radi roosevelt unleashed irs against andrew melon who was treasury secretary during the coolidge administration. so he ordered first director of criminalistgation

this'll be the sub'ect of a his meeting fl that?eting between sergei and ant and dec are terrorists and ant and dec are terrorists and the russians have have used this moment of renewal to keep trying to extract further concessions —— antonio guterres. we suspect them to raise their own exports, shipments are being stifled by sanctions and they will want to leverage their control in this un process to get some concessions. it is unclear whether that will happen but it will be again another source of friction next week.— friction next week. thank you. great to talk _ friction next week. thank you. great to talk to _ friction next week. thank you. great to talk to you _ friction next week. thank you. great to talk to you and - friction next week. thank you. great to talk to you and thank| great to talk to you and thank you for coming on. april 22 is earth day, which marks the anniversary of the birth of the modern environmental movement in 1970. it's a chance to focus on some of the biggest challenges and possible solutions for addres

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they have really put not 'ust wrexham but fl well.put not 'ust wrexham but wales on i well. they have really put not 'ust wrexham but wales on the h well. they have really put notjust wrexham but wales on the map. | well. they have really put notjust - wrexham but wales on the map. great talk you, hope you get the results you want. that is it for me. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @samanthatvnews. hello. in the last week, many of us have had a taste of spring from the weather temperatures in the mid—teens, even the low 20s from the weather, temperatures in the mid—teens, even the low 20s across western scotland. in the next few days though, spring taking something of a back—seat as colder arctic air returns to the uk. through sunday, low pressure drifting eastwards across the uk. some outbreaks of rain, some cloud. but later on in the day, on the rear of that area of low pressure, we pick up gale force winds across northern scotland, northerly winds, arctic air being ushered in that sinks all the way south across the uk through the

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i 'ust wonder «fl the german businesses. i 'ust wonder ifyou i the german businesses.der if you think germany | wonder if you think germany runs the risk of not getting it quickly enough in terms of the need to distance itself economically from china? last point on this, the head of german domestic intelligence, just last month, send in the german bundestag that china poses more of a threat to german stability then russia. "russia is a strong, china represents climate change". do you agree?— you agree? yes, i agree and i think you — you agree? yes, i agree and i think you will _ you agree? yes, i agree and i think you will see _ you agree? yes, i agree and i think you will see that - you agree? yes, i agree and i think you will see that the - think you will see that the german government that is part of our coalition treaty and agreement will present a national security strategy and after that we will present the china strategy. it after that we will present the china strategy.— china strategy. it seems that ou china strategy. it seems that you have three _ china strat

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if march of 2023, 26% supports down fl 36% in december. we are talking about three months there, james. >> that's a huge drop among young people. >> it is absolutely incredible, right? we think of young people often, tend to be a lot prero prerogatives -- they're kind of abandoning joe biden as the political figure for the democratic party. it is interesting when you look at the polls of young people, joe biden have not been under 50% in approve of young people since july of 2021. >> his been spiralling and if you look beyond that, there was a poll that came out. 23% of college democrats, >> i want to put this up. biden's numbers should not be this slow. >> biden can rest assure that his leadership from the democratic party is secure. if that happens, the ripple effects may prover more damaging than he expects. every ten seconds, i know is there somebody waiting in the wings. >> i don't think anybody is willing to take a shot and say they're going to run. they're going to wait to see what he does. >> if he does not run. it is going to be o

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reggie: a major announcement from governor newsom, calling athe fl d drug crisis. goal is to disrupt the supply of the deadly drug in the city by holding the operators of large-scale drug trafficking operations accountable. there are mixed reactions about this plan. the video from this weekend, you can see san francisco police and the soma district making drug-related arrests according to witnesses. this is days after governor gavin newsom announced he was calling in the chp and california national guard to address the san francisco fentanyl crisis along with sfpd and the das office. a rabbi runs the soma. he the neighborhood and more law enforcement connection will help. books the more resources the government -- the more agencies involved the better. we want to make sure the people at the top that are dealing, the drug lords, that they where they need to be. if they could make a dent in the fentanyl and have less of it on the streets, i think that is amazing. >> but there are critics of this. a press relief super roaster he believes it has increased public drug u

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. >> reporter: sap center is thdamagi fl this year. of the crowd went wild with a band from san jose. saturday night show was about entertaining the fans, but also giving back to the community. the man said in a statement that farmworkers already face many hardships in daily life and we cannot stand by when so many people close to home have had to face these additional, horrible events. >> it is such a special time to come to something like this. it is our first concert ever. we did not know what to expect. to see all the people and everything. we are emotional. i am becoming so excited that my feet are trembling. >> reporter: speaking through an interpreter she says it is a much-needed break saturday night for her and her husband, who are both farmworkers. they were gifted tickets from a nonprofit that helps farmworkers on the coast. the band donated 300 tickets. the sales go to the community group. >> we lost days of work because of not being able to go out and not being able to drive . my husband has been working because he had to b

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fl frank. >> we haven't seen other tech companies get a foothold in india yet. the success like it had in china? >> reporter: frank, it could be an uphill battle for apple the smartphone is dominated by smaller and cheaper smartphones. tim cook is spending time with the prime minister and opening the two stores we will see if more stores are planned in the coming months he is meeting with many others in the business community. royalty in the entertainment industry is just one of several tim cook is meeting with to increase the brand and strengthen the brand you could say not as many people in india know about. >> seema, i want to go back to the market apple has 3% market share in india. you mentioned people buy lower priced phones. what can apple do to increase the market share and get people into its ecosystem >> reporter: it may come down to price. if you are talking about india being a growing middle class, but known for being more cost conscious. it may p come down to price and how apple tapproaches the c consumer and use china as a case study. they opened i

i also want to say a word about the decision yesterday made by the fl the pentagon did announce they are moving forward to preposition some military forces nearby for contingency purposes in case they're needed for any kind of evacuation. no decision has been made on that. the focus right now son urging both sides to stop this violence, to abide by a ceasefire, to allow humanitarian aid to get to people that are -- that need it. there's already shortages of food. there's concern over shortages of medicine and water. the situation is tire in khartoum. reporter: what are the sanctions on the table? admiral kirby: i went get into sanctions, we're always looking at tool we was to compel both sides to top the violence. as for timeline, i think i'd refer you to the department of defense and the state department on that date. they'd have to work in tandem here. we want to make sure that we've got the capability ready in case it's needed and again d.o.d. can speak to the timeline on that. reporter: thank you. [inaudible] admiral kirby: not used to getting a second question, huh? [laughter] r

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