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it's all about the epidemic of a new synthetic drug called frankenstein.t is 2-5 times more powerful than heroin and 50 times more powerful than fintanil. the newspaper notes that england will have to prepare for the worst, exactly. quote tsunami of deaths. for a moment, in dublin in just 36 hours, frankenstein killed 40 drug addicts, that’s one person per hour. kiev is not far behind the west. in ukraine, apparently, a bill on medical cannabis will actually pass. back in july , the verkhovna rada adopted the bill in the first reading, and now it has staked out a decision - in the second reading. supposedly this is not legalization, not even decriminalization. the bill is aimed exclusively at... the idea of ​​planting marijuana in crimea for 2 years already, as laid down in the ukrainian economic strategy is not so bad, minister of digital transformation of ukraine. drug trafficking, which is why he needs a law to launch large-scale legalization. as a result, the fatherland blocked the signing of the bill ; zelensky and his comarilla will be able to unbloc

to kill a person , why kill future slaves, i didn’t notice, this is no longer a child, this is frankensteinmember why elon musk began to advocate limiting artificial intelligence when they loaded this american program into this american program, alexander, continue, continue, what did he say should be done with the person, what exactly? you want influence, that's all, in principle, you do it , they will do it, this machine will make it so that you you don’t realize everything, because this information that they constantly give you is just pushing you towards something in a certain way, that’s all, so social networks are not our friends, as young people very often think, this is a very dangerous thing, which is really us, so maybe we are already slaves to a long-established intellect. that there are no independent decisions in this case , this artificial intelligence robot was simply retelling some most likely science fiction novel, it’s just scary, we we ask a human question, a feminine one even about love, it answers us that it wants to make us slaves, because indeed we are already being w

ah, mi nombre es cierto, pues, obviamente soy frankenstein. >> obvio no, frankenstein es mi tÍo, estÁ ♪ hoy te veremos florecer ♪. ♪ y parece que era ayer que engullÍas mosquitos ♪. ♪ y hoy tragas ranas como nachos ♪. ♪ revueltas con ratoncitos ♪. ♪ dime dÓnde quedÓ el ayer ♪. >> no, no, no, alto, seÑores, quietos. eso suena lindo, pero algo oxidado. >> sÍ, gracias, johny. >> tienen que subir la intensidad del ritmo, dÉjenme enseÑarles. a ver, mi lobo, dale con todo. dos, tres, cuatro. ♪ va mi chica con mi colmillo ♪. ♪ linda con su fleco flequillo ♪. ♪ la princesita que reinarÁ ♪. ♪ 118, ya es mayor de edad ♪. ♪♪. >> ¡118! >> ¡118! >> ¡118! ¡...a la bamba! increÍble. >> estoy sÚper impresionada ahora. >> creo que mi primo nos va a dar al fin la mejor fiesta de la vida. >> sÍ y tal vez pueda ayudarme. (todos hablan). >> no queremos nada de eso, hay que seguir el itinerario, ¿entienden? >> sÍ, lo que tÚ digas, papÁ. johny tambiÉn vendrÁs. >> no lo sÉ, si drÁcula quiere... (todos hablan). siguiente! ♪♪ sonreír primero puede ayudarle - siguiente! a alguien a encontrar el valor de sonreír

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mixed with fetal blood put in a petri ds and printed on a 3d printer without eyes, bring this is frankenstein they want to go after traditional meet. rachel: bill gates for example these are weirdos. no taking control of our food supply and energy in our currency those are the three things they need to control as a population and they're doing it and you're on the ground i only have a couple of sections you people know who you are and what you're up to. >> had been arrested by climate cops at u.s. summit and people recognize me i may need a food taster to make sure i'm okay but the un does not like it and we have fun stuff planned while were here. rachel: we will follow all of it my advice don't eat the bugs. i know you want. thank you so much we want more updates, come back to us. >> thank you rachel. don't move a big show carlos humana's matt taibbi in the great maria bartiromo straight ahead. ♪ lowe's knows you need to save money this holiday so... you can get more of what you want. with our lowest price guarante. this holiday if you find a better price we'll match it. get more for your ho

frankenstein because of his black case. youssef senmoz has transplanted more than 4 thousand kidneys. during this operation, the police arrived when dr. senmez was performing illegal surgery on two recipients from israel and south africa, each of whom had paid more than $20,000 to the doctor. senmez was sentenced to 10 years, but when he was released on bail. november 4th, 2008, pristina kozu airport, pristina airport police suspect a young turkish man, 24-year-old yilmaz alton, from his stomach area and general location. alton admitted to the police that medicus clinic removed one of his kidneys and gave it to him. a patient it is a transplant. after questioning and investigating the staff of the clinic, the police reached the main surgeon of the case, who was informed that he had left kazuvu. the fugitive surgeon was none other than dr. senmes. upon further investigation, it was found that organ sellers' organs are mainly transferred from turkey and the former soviet republics to israeli buyers and organ buyers paid 80 to

it, it has nothing because it has been a frankenstein monster that the united states has generated since the late 19 ninety's since the orange revolution. and then ultimately, with the 2014 over throw and the generation of this nazi genocide against the russians, which president putin stepped in to stop as well as all of the things i do check out all to call most of interesting. so is i will be back have a couple of them the . 7 4 the chicago wild land where no last dance, but chicago was actually on so many people that stand with us and each other way to verify this issue is different. if we continue to come together, i'll just say we're going to fix this always. so this, the many people call kids already called the materials. i'm the wing, these bottles. the, the biggest things that i've realized is how i had to work through this once. but there's other communities across the country that sort of do this every day. the, this is not a party issue, this is an issue that affects everybody, regardless of race, color, class freed religion, it doesn't matter. bullets do not discriminate the

frankenstein because of his black case. youssef senmoz has transplanted more than 4 thousand kidneys. during this operation. when the police arrived, dr. senonmez was performing illegal surgery on two recipients from israel and south africa, who had each paid the doctor more than $20,000. sanuz was sentenced to 10 years, but only once who was released on bail and was awaiting an appeal, suddenly disappeared without a trace. 2008 in turkey for 10 long years, i was judged many times, i was accused, let's say around 10 different cases, and each time i was accused with the same points, illegal transplantation, illegal transplantation, but at the end in all of them , i was acquitted, my criminal record was totally clean, november 4th, 2008 , pristina kozu place airport. pristina airport suspects a young turk. yilmaz alton, 24, from they have guts in the abdominal area and in the kidney area. alton admitted to the police that medicus had removed one of his kidneys and transplanted it to a wealthy israeli patient. after questionin

"i got your results right here it's not good, tone. [ laughter ] even frankenstein's monster would comeething better than "cognitively not good." and i apologize for saying frankenstein's monster like a dickhead i just have some really negative people in my life i have to cater to [ laughter ] anyway, trump added that he called hannity and told him not -- he told trump not to joke about biden's supposed cognitive decline. and then they both laughed about how hannity listens to trump, but trump never listens to hannity. >> we shouldn't be joking about it i actually told sean, "sean, you shouldn't joke about it. it's serious we're dealing with nuclear, we're dealing with --" >> by the way, that is a true story. you actually called me and said, "it's not funny. because i was joking about it. >> it's not funny. that's not funny at all. >> i said -- i thought about it and i said, "you're right. and then i said, "how come you never listen to my advice? [ light laughter ] >> it's true that's actually true, unfortunately. >> seth: "it's so true it's true, sean, i couldn't care -- i couldn't car

of my own creation, isn’t this horror, also a tradition of fantastic literature, starting with frankenstein chapak ruhr, from where in all languages borrowed invented... to the authors the word robot, as psychologists say, this is due to a person’s fear that his creation, a robot or artificial intelligence, will be too similar to a person, that is, a person associates a robot with himself and, as it were, extrapolates all his abilities to the robot , that is, a robot can feel, experience emotions, which is why a person is afraid of a robot, not because it is somehow dangerous. because we have created a lot of weapons in the world, yes, we talk about them, but for some reason no one talks about artificial intelligence so he doesn’t really raise the topic, artificial intelligence is too much, as if it were his own. more primitive, more such are found, it is as if logically, as he himself is programmed within the framework that he spoke, i will logically make people think that robots are safe, if logically no one can contradict me, it is as if they will have to agree with me, that’s what he sa

in the world of art and literature. hers are sent to have inspired novels like mary shelley's frankenstein. and the use of light and color and cost barnaby. frederick's paintings captured the striking skies. in the darkness the trout of the earth, catastrophe and creativity went hand in hand. it's even been plans that the russians 1st the invention of the bicycle or a theory that's on proven. but we do know why be a rupture and brought cooler temperatures. so what kind of lower the level sonia miller be when a volcanic eruption injects action of what be a tacit and gas is into the atmosphere come into the stratosphere. so by that will fall young for the, for a sulfate aerosols, or which the earth's rotation helps spread around the globe, the by $100.00. and so their souls have a cooling effect on the earth. done by now, crops fail thing be not that many animals can't find enough food. and so what are we going to say uh about that? just to be back near the indonesia is situated on the pacific ring of fire. mountain bora, on symbolic, is just one of more than a 100 active volcanoes. there. t

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frankenstein, all of it. >> so yeah. frankenstein, all of it. >> so what,ih.y, and it's armageddon tomorrow next up, tomorrow. okay, so next up, primary student teddy tomorrow. okay, so next up, primarhas student teddy tomorrow. okay, so next up, primarhas launchedent teddy tomorrow. okay, so next up, primarhas launched at teddy tomorrow. okay, so next up, primarhas launched a petition cottle has launched a petition calling for apple to change the offensive. and insulting nerd emoji. let's have a look at this i >> -- >> hi. my imam >> hi. my name's teddy, and i've competing against this horrible emoji . so this petition is all emoji. so this petition is all about change, urging the nerd emoji and making people with glasses feel like they're special. i hate the teeth at the bottom and the name making me feel sad and upset. >> i mean, it's very sweet, isn't it ? but he sees himself in isn't it? but he sees himself in that emoji and thinks that it's upsetting. i'm upset for him, really. >> i don't think this is the way to personal fulfilment for this kid. i hope

were mostly made from hearsay, three judges voted against, and unfairly called everything a legal frankensteinis legal monster will be decided by the us supreme court, where trump has filed an appeal, and few doubt that the decision will be made in it. democrats generally don't seem to care about the legal or political consequences such lawsuits, the main thing is to stop trump by any means. in colorado, 1,300 thousand people voted for trump, now four democratic judges are preventing these people from voting for who they want. the american people will not tolerate this, not being allowed to choose who they want to be president. this is not venezuela, nicaragua, or cuba, and i think the democrats are very close to starting a confrontation that will become real. with biden’s rapidly falling rating, and no us president has ever had a lower rating before re-election, on elections for the democrats, there seems to be less and less hope, so all available tools are being used. democrats are now comparing trump to hitler. if you open mainkampf, you will find hitler talking about how german blood is be

also a tradition of fantastic literature, starting with frankenstein, mary shelley, or the play of karlted by the author, was borrowed into all languages, well , psychologists say, this is due to a person’s fear that his creation, a robot or artificial intelligence, will looks too much like a person, that is, a person associates robot with... itself and, as it were, extrapolates all its abilities to the robot, that is , the robot can feel, experience emotions , which is why a person is afraid of a robot, not because it is dangerous, because we have created a lot of weapons in the world, yes, we are talking about it, but for some reason no one raises the topic so much about artificial intelligence, and artificial intelligence is too similar to a person, which is why it causes fear in a person, then asimov , as if with his robots , are more primitive, more programmed within the framework that are, it’s as if logically, as he himself said, i will logically make people think that robots are safe and... if logically no one can contradict me, it’s like they will have to agree with me, that’s

in second place, the frankenstein—inspired poor things, directed by yorgos lanthimos, in which we accompaniedrah! are you ready? i'm going to press it. merry christmas. here you go. - merry christmas! merry christmas. and the talking movies number one film of 2023 is all of us strangers, from british film—maker andrew haig, starring andrew scott and paul mescal in leading roles. hello. hi. saw you looking at me from the street. it's a moving romance and partly a ghost story. 0ur boy's back home. our sort _ a film from which you can take 1,000,001 things. you... ..and me together... ..against the world. well, that brings our special review of 2023 to a close. we hope you've enjoyed the programme. please remember, you can always reach us online at bbc.com/talking movies. so we're going to leave you with a moment of levity from cinema in 2023. it's ryan gosling performing the song just ken from the big hit film of the year, barbie. # cos i'm just ken # anywhere else i'd be a ten # is it my destiny to live and die # a life of blond fragility? # i'm just ken # where i see love she sees a friend #

critics are calling this a genre defying feminist frankenstein body. a little naughty. [ laughter ] >> you had us at naughty. >> you have to say naughty. willem, i'm going to ask you. your cash brings a woman, bella, back to life. played by the wonderful emma. you say do not like your character to be described as a mad scientist so we wouldn't think of doing that. but we'll ask you to describe your character. >> again, it's difficult. he's a caring scientist. a caring man that's trying to advance science. he is reanimatin give her another chance an giving himself another chance. the frankenstein thing is kind of the setup. >> mark, we're going to use your words. this is not one of your sad dad roles. [ laughter ] >> nothing rhymes with dad here. >> you've done very well. [ laughter ] >> i do them well because i know it so well. but, yeah. big departure for me. it's a lot of character. a wild character. >> let's take a look. >> must be quite a woman to warrant this. >> if you excuse me, i need to use the facilities. >> are you 5 years old that you can't

and to the soviet, let’s say, complexes, buk-300, which are in ukraine, and this project called frankenstein actually received, well new life, there yes, in fact an agreement has been concluded about it on joint production, and this is very , very important, and this joint production will also be... in ukraine and in the united states, this is a kind of, in my opinion, an intermediate project, if we we will cope with it very well, well, together with the second project, the second project is the help of two powerful american companies, as i understand it, primarily with technologies in the deployment of 155 millimeter ammunition production on the territory of ukraine, ukraine, again, a very important project for us and most importantly , that these are joint productions, it's... a very, very heavy thing. i think that the situation here looks the same as with the german company rain metal, which did not start with some high-tech projects, but proposed to produce armored vehicles, which, let's put it mildly, is not new, yes, but joint production. it is probably about the fact that if the ukrai

in second place that frankenstein—inspired poor things, directed by yorgos lanthimos, in which we accompanyinhibited passion. are you ready? i'm going to press it. merry christmas. here we go. merry christmas. and the talking movies number one film of 2023 is all of us strangers, from british film—maker andrew haigh, starring andrew scott and paul mescal in leading roles. hello. hi. i saw you looking at me from the street. it's a moving romance, and partly a ghost story. 0ur boy's back home. our son. a film from which you can take a million and one things. you and me. together. into the world. before we go, let's show you some pictures. children in the us state of utah might be forgiven for thinking father christmas came early this year — especially if they looked up and saw this. these are not santa's reindeer, but they are real deer, which were being airlifted for a health check. wildlife biologists capture around 1,200 of them every year, before re—releasing them back into the wild. fantastic pictures, they are. do stay with us on bbc news. hello again. the storm named by the danish weat

in second place that frankenstein—inspired poor things, directed by yorgos lanthimos, in which we accompany. are you ready? i'm going to press it. merry christmas. here we go. merry christmas. and the talking movies number one film of 2023 is all of us strangers, from british film—maker andrew haigh, starring andrew scott and paul mescal in leading roles. hello. hi. i saw you looking at me from the street. it's a moving romance, and partly a ghost story. 0ur boy's back home. our son. a film from which you can take a million and one things. you and me... ..together. .. ..into the world. you're watching bbc news, im helena humphrey in washington dc. thanks for your company. remember, you can always get more on our website bbc.com/news or download our app. 0rjoin me again at the top of the hour. we have the live blog of the israel—hamas conflict which has continued to be updated throughout the night. do also join me again at the top of the hour. for now. hello. at long last, we've reached that turning point to the year in which days gradually start to stretch out. once again, it is the winter

it's a zombie frankenstein that's been created. we're using, it's a military, might do anything it wants anywhere in the world. and people really want to try to put an end to this through a peaceful negotiation. so usually is rarely is of the palestinians, their, their rights can i, can i just breaking their site? i mean, maybe it's a bit early to speak in these terms, but what does this kind of spectacle lead you to think about where we're going in the medium term here. i mean the, the situation in gaza, people are talking about the lack of a plan for the day off their end. us is ready negotiations the wrong, but it, it's just as important what happens in the occupied westbank as well. and given the, the situation with my boss, his authority, that the palestinian authorities or authority and the sheer scale of these raids and the potential consequences that we're talking about the, the, the potential rest radicalization of the people by the, the number of deaths and the rest that we're seeing and not to not to mention it is ready,

it, it has nothing, lee, cause it has been a frankenstein monster that the united states has generated since the late 19 ninety's since the orange revolution. and then ultimately with the 2014 over throw and the generation of this nazi genocide against the russian.

it, it has nothing because it has been a frankenstein monster that the united states has generated since the late 19 ninety's since the orange revolution. and then ultimately, with the 2014 over throw and the generation of this nazi genocide against the russians which president clinton stepped in to stop it, roll it to lay on my dad. and i would add to, russian needs to tear up every land purchase, every investment, every claim of ownership that any western oligarchy or company makes on ukraine. all of that needs to be completely torn up and russian needs to take over the entire country and reassess aetate it as a saying unhealthy country. now militarily, i'll tell you honestly, i perceive much of the military, rogue elements being utilized by the c. i a in the, my 6 to cause disruption in europe to consolidate america and british control over the continent. so i anticipate terrorist attacks, we've seen videos where ukrainian lawmakers are dropping grenades in town meetings, nonchalantly psychotic leap. i think that is the future of much of europe and indeed the us and i know that sounds

largely made of hearsay, three judges who voted against, they everything was rightly called legal frankensteinf this legal monster will be decided by the us supreme court, where trump has filed an appeal, and few doubt that the decision will be made in his favor, there are too many holes in the case, but the democrats are still happy, trump managed to annoy the colorado precedent and immediately seized on it in other states now. california wants to erase trump's name from the ballot. the decision in colorado is very important. if the colorado supreme court, after reviewing the facts, decides that donald trump is a rioter and therefore has no right to run, then we in california should look at this data and make the same decision. the california official, a democrat , is not even bothered by the fact that the local court must first consider the case. she speaks in advance about the need to make exactly the same decision as in colorado, that is, to ban. adaptive hockey in the rostov region there is a section for special children. 7 years later, russia remembers the victim of the disaster over the

it, it has nothing because it has been a frankenstein monster that the united states has, is generated since the late 19 ninety's since the orange revolution. and then ultimately, with the 2014 over throw and the generation of this nazi genocide against the russians, which president putin stepped in to stop. all right, that's all from me now. my colleague, charlotte da bags, kate will be in at the top of the uh to take you on the next round of latest 30, somewhere around the world by from me not the the .

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or it did has nothing, lee, cause it has been a frankenstein monster that the united states has generated since the late 19 ninety's since the orange revolution. and then ultimately with the 2014 over throw and the generation of this nazi genocide against the russians which president bruton stepped in, to stop r t that com is where you can get more details of all the stories we are following . i'll see you again at the top of the out, the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the hello and welcome to cross path where all things are considered. i am peter little bill printed about ukraine. that makes the wes delusional, senseless. and now, right, dangerous, your brain will never be a member of nato. your plane will probably never be part of the european union. western pursuit of both goals has little to deal with ukraine actually, but rather immensely on a hatred of russia. the to discuss these issues as moore, i'm joined by my guest george samuel way in budapest. he's a pod cast or at the capital which can be found on youtube and locals. and in merrill cash, we have martin jay, he is an awa

as they pointed out, the process here was procedural frankenstein. >> your friend, liz cheney were here and they said the january 6th hearings was witness testimony. let me ask you first of all, as a d.c. legal hand, how do you see the core -- they will take it up and rule against it. they're going to slap it down quickly, i hope they do take it up quickly and slap it down otherwise he can be left off the ballot in this primary. you not even saying you disagree with what the colorado supreme court found, you think it's the wrong process. for instance, jack smith trial even though he's not charged with insurrection. denial of due process, it's fatal here. the 14th amendment, is not something that can be applied willy-nilly by the states. the have hot proceedings. it's contemplated set up enforcement mechanisms, you have a standard. of course, something of what exactly the insurrection is. to have those issues addressed, the federal investigation has not charged president trump. or excitement. that is a trial that what were his state of mind or actions, that is the proceeding where these

and gorsuch, you weren't even a judge: pretty sure i found you playing frankenstein at six flags halloweennights." and let us not forget, there's also clarence thomas. [booing] in the news a lot this year for all the free stuff he's hiding under that robe. according to propublica, conservative billionaires have given him free trips on their jets, luxury vacations, and one guy bought his mom's house but she still lives there. now, they've unearthed thomas' graft origin story. it goes back to the year 2000, when thomas was speaking at something called awakening, a quote, "conservative thought weekend." always nice to spend the weekend learning a new skill. guests at awakening enjoyed golf, shooting lessons, and aromatherapy. which is why their mascot is shooty, the golfing bullet who smells like sandalwood. on the plane ride home, thomas hinted to a gop lawmaker that he'd quit if he didn't get a pay raise. keep in mind that, at the time, thomas' salary was $173,600, equivalent to over $300,000 today. now that "sounds" like it should be enough to live on... [laughter] congress never gave thom

enroll now at your chm dot org ♪ ♪ >> tyrus: the pennsylvanian frankenstein says biden is going to win rhymes, man. john fetterman went after famed political strategist james carville for predicting joe biden could lose in 2024. the only thing democrats love more than censorship is untraceable gold bars. [laughter] said federman, "i'll use this is another opportunity to tell james carville to shut the [bleep] up." leggett said, my man hasn't been relevant since grunge was a thing and i don't know why he believes it's helpful to say these kinds of things about incredibly difficult circumstances with incredibly strong and decent excellent presidents. he rehabbed well, didn't he? [laughter] longest quote ever. incredibly strong and his eyes have not caught up yet. somebody get him back on the concussion protocol, he's had a relapse. should he really be talking about grunge? he looks like he hasn't been here since kurt cobain was still alive. sorry, kennedy. >> kennedy: oh, well, whatever, never mind! >> tyrus: whether you like him or don't like him, this new fetterman, at least he's talki

and the three judges who voted against it unfairly called everything a legal frankenstein.ll be decided by the us supreme court, where trump filed an appeal, and few doubt that the decision will be made in his favor, has too many holes in the case, but democrats are still rejoicing. trump managed to annoy him, and the colorado precedent was immediately seized upon . democrats are now comparing trump to the nazis, this is a new trend, hitler. if you open it, you will find hitler talking about being poisoned. candidate in the presidential election. slutsky personally submitted a statement of consent to run for office and information about his income to the central election commission. on the dpr, as a party that entered the state duma on the basis of lists is exempt from collecting signatures in support of its candidate. now cec representatives have 5 days to review all submitted documents and make appropriate decisions. the ldpr leader also shared his plans for the election campaign and spoke about upcoming trips to the regions. that people in the regions, and russia has alw

frankinham is a combination. various air defense systems of the usa and europe, something like frankensteinready on the battlefield in ukraine, this is where the defense industry of ukraine and the united states, american and ukrainian companies are working together. and finally we have security solutions, as we call them, do it yourself, they are already in full use. these frames show a new episode of total mobilization in ukraine, mass the raid was carried out in the parking lot. death of even more ukrainians, they are dying en masse, seems like a thousand a day or so, russia's air superiority, drone superiority, artillery superiority, ukraine is in dire straits, so there is no point in building up weapons, and the only thing biden won't capable, perhaps he is literally incapable, this... and with russophobic tales, look, bbc presenter maryam mashiri shows the middle finger to her audience, realizing that she is on air, a journalist his face suddenly changes, he removes the offensive gesture and says: good morning, britain, a scandal immediately broke out, although it would seem that it d

the process was procedural frankenstein. >> what colorado did was wrong, was wrong legally, was wrongterms of our values. >> colorado tried to take a state-level proceeding that is not really made for this type of insurrection determination and for say square peg into a round hole. >> reporter: some in the legal media say trump doesn't deserve a fair shake. >> so many people are serving jail time and donald trump is not for one simple reason, because unlike donald trump, they are not rich and powerful. so please, spare me the anti-democratic lectures. dana:people will be anxious to hear from you on this. janine:i'm glad to be back at the table, pleasure to see you. the 14th amendment was not intended to be used the way the court in colorado used it. the idea of an insurrection encompassed in section 3 of article 14 is that they would keep a confederate off the ticket for president post-civil war. that's number one. number 2, the question is whether or not what happened on january 6th is an insurrection is an open issue. the question is did anybody go with guns, with their plan to actu

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the process here was a procedural frankenstein >> what colorado did was wrong.t was wrong legally but it was wrong in terms of our values. >> colorado tried to sort of take this state level proceeding that's not really made for this type of insurrection determination and force a square peg into a round hole. i think that violates donald trump's due process rights. >> dana: some seem to be arguing that he doesn't even deserve a fair shake. >> some is of these people are serving jail time and donald trump is not for one simple reason because unlike donald trump they are not rich and powerful. >> so please, spare me the anti-democratic lectures. >> dana: judge, i think people will be anxious to hear from you, your thoughts. >> first, let me say i'm glad to be back at the table. it's a pleasure to see you all. first of all, the 14th amendment was never intended to be used the way the court in colorado used it. first of all, whole idea of an insurrection, and the idea that's incompassed in section three of article 14 is that they would keep a confederate off the tick

where solo in the bottlenecks yet they still envelope it's over and over again thanks to this frankensteinonster that we have created in terms of big government and the ability to do anything well, let alone the actual things inthey should be doing. >> the more things you do outside of your core competency the less well you will do. ngas one of the reasons weneed a small government . >> everything else, exactly. >> talk about doing things poorly. talk small businesses and discriminated not intentionally but discriminated against small businesses. and talk to that a little bit because i was fascinating. >> it's up to you what conclusion you want to draw he is really the same . we are in a scenario which is where you think what the sense for government standing for the rights of individuals is the most horrifying thing the most underreported story of the last 18 months but decided they were going to you were going to need a label iawere essential are not essential based on their is essential or not essential turns out there is was based on political clout connections, not any data science. w

according to the newspaper desant, there is an epidemic of a new synthetic drug called frankenstein in the country. it is 2,500 times more powerful than heroin and 50 times more powerful than fintanyl. the newspaper writes that england will have to prepare for the worst, exactly. to the tsunami of deaths for a minute in dublin, in just 36 hours the drug killed 40 drug addicts, that’s one drug addict per hour. i have some kind of infection everywhere. wow, this appeared just a few days ago. yes, look. it's crazy how deep it goes. ryan greene has fallen victim to a new street drug that eats away at human flesh. my hand was swollen and looked like this. take a deep breath. i'm really sorry, i didn't mean for you to get hurt. very painful. this is true, the pain is due to infection. nurse practitioner michelle murphy treats about 25 such patients a day. we have met people who have lost several limbs. eg, in the summer, we notice that larvae get into wounds. it's horrible. canadian center for substance use and addiction. reports that xelozin tranquilizers are becoming an increasingly common

the frankenstein monster imagery from earlier because it's no longer a world that we can shape as much as it shapes us. it's also not a world that resembles white america, the future, globalization is overwhelmingly nonwhite, non-american, non european, non-western, and that freaks a lot of. our political systems out because they no longer see future. they recognize themselves in. and that's where you're getting a lot of the political polarization we got on in the system. so there's a quick argument. america made a world okay, but that tremendous success come tremendous costs. okay. we created a global middle class, grew up watching these movies and catholic grade school it's all have nots. the have nots are only going to get worse. it's all going to be pestilence, going to be famine. it's going to be just disaster upon disaster. i was scared growing up in the late 1960s, early 1970s, by all those educational the truth was something that nobody predicted. the rise of a global majority middle class. okay, it's not the middle class. we got used to in the 1950s or sixties or i will you fo

the frankenstein monster imagery from earlier because it's no longer a world that we can shape as much as it shapes us. it's also not a world that resembles white america, the future, globalization is overwhelmingly nonwhite, non-american, non european, non-western, and that freaks a lot of. our political systems out because they no longer see future. they recognize themselves in. and that's where you're getting a lot of the political polarization we got on in the system. so there's a quick argument. america made a world okay, but that tremendous success come tremendous costs. okay. we created a global middle class, grew up watching these movies and catholic grade school it's all have nots. the have nots are only going to get worse. it's all going to be pestilence, going to be famine. it's going to be just disaster upon disaster. i was scared growing up in the late 1960s, early 1970s, by all those educational the truth was something that nobody predicted. the rise of a global majority middle class. okay, it's not the middle class. we got used to in the 1950s or sixties or i will you fo

it's been called boundary pushing, a bizarre absurdist dark comedy and feminist twist on frankensteinabout someone just navigating their way through the world. it's kind of simple. i think it's the story of a woman that emma does an amazing job at. seeing all the expectations that get put on her. the way that she navigates the world and kind of breaking through these molds that i think are put on people who are just trying to be themselves. >> your description was much more interesting. [ laughter ] >> i want it to feel accessible. i can also say, listen, don't bring your grandma. [ laughter ] i tried to make it -- good morning. i want people to feel safe. [ laughter ] but when they go, they aren't going to feel safe. not at all. >> it went to venice film festival and won the golden lion. >> yes. >> so this film that michael just aptly described as a strange take on frankenstein is clearly resonating big time. >> yeah. i think people see part of themselves in it even though it is all of the things you said. i think in the middlist you can find a piece of yourself. he's so brilliant an