i mean, you know, the big one was fannie and freddie, actually. i mean, because that happened the weekend before lehman and then, you know, two weeks later that the whole thing was falling apart and tarp was proposed. so let's go back to politics and. this is another question from one of your friends here. do you think that reelection weighs heavier on the minds of congress than the catastrophe of defaulting on the debt? well reelection is very important to every congressman and senator and president and and so it weighs very heavy. i don't know whether really understand the implications defaulting on the debt. you just don't know when you listen. some of the statements they make. but, you know, again, may be just pure politics, but yes, reelection is important. but if we default our debt, there's going to be hell to pay. and many of them might not get reelected. so a final concluding points you did with every great husband. do you dedicate the book to your wife who is here so he could stand up. i don't want to embarrass, but where's the name come

you know fannie and freddie have been in conservatorship for almost 15 years. and again, inaction by congress. now, maybe it's relatively harmless, but we have the most housing system in the now almost 70% of the mortgages in this country are backed by the government. but it's off the balance sheet. that was $6 trillion are off our balance sheet. you had that back to balance sheet. we even get worse. i mean, we just need action on the hill. we need people to force action and unfortunately, congress is is not willing to do it. but getting back to the the state, i'm just hoping, you know, that we can reach some compromise, set up some commissions as the only way i can think of a because, you know, we'll see you know, the republicans come up with ideas and maybe save $1,000,000,000,000 over ten years. but as i said, that's only 5% of the problem. but when you say a commission, it seems to me that nothing is going to happen until 2025. we're now moving into presidential politics and that seems to be consuming a lot of the political oxygen. no, you're right. i was t

top gear, and freddie flintoff... 0h, here we go. ..the car show�*s charismatic daredevil.last year there was an accident at the dunsfold park track in surrey that left him with serious facial injuries. filming of the show came to an end, and even months later, freddie's injuries are still visible. however, little is known about what actually happened that day. his co—host chris harris told bbc breakfast that everyone had agreed to say nothing. he's healing, you know? it was a serious incident, i'm not going to say any more than that, and i'm so proud of the fact that team top gear kept everything quiet. even the report into the accident is not being made public. however, a wider, independent investigation into the show�*s safety policies concluded procedures were followed. nevertheless, the uk show is being shelved — the word "rested" is the official phrase. but the original stig who worked with clarkson and co in the noughties thinks the programme may be facing more than just a little lie—down. i personally don't think it's a little rest, i think the programme has been la

top gear, and freddie flintoff... 0h, here we go. ..the car show�*s charismatic daredevil.r there was an accident at the dunsfold park track in surrey that left him with serious facial injuries. filming of the show came to an end, and even months later, freddie's injuries are still visible. however, little is known about what actually happened that day. his co—host chris harris told bbc breakfast that everyone had agreed to say nothing. he's healing, you know? it was a serious incident, i'm not going to say any more than that, and i'm so proud of the fact that team top gear kept everything quiet. even the report into the accident is not being made public. however, a wider, independent investigation into the show�*s safety policies concluded procedures were followed. nevertheless, the uk show is being shelved — the word "rested" is the official phrase. but the original stig who worked with clarkson and co in the noughties thinks the programme may be facing more than just a little lie—down. i personally don't think it's a little rest, i think the programme has been laid to re

top gear, and freddie flintoff... wow, here we go. ..the car show�*s charismatic daredevil.dunsfold park track in surrey that left him with serious facial injuries. filming of the show came to an end, and even months later freddie�*s injuries are still visible. however, little is known about what actually happened that day. his co—host chris harris told bbc breakfast that everyone had agreed to say nothing. he�*s healing, you know? it was a serious incident. i�*m not going to say any more than that. but i�*m so proud of the fact that team top gear kept everything quiet and we were dignified. there is nothing out there about what happened. an independent investigation said the show had followed safety procedures, but there were lessons for the future. and so the bbc has today said the uk show is being rested for the foreseeable future. but it�*s not the end of top gear. it�*s a format that�*s had many incarnations. in the �*80s it was a cardigan—clad earnest consumer programme. and maryjohns has been having a spot of trouble i changing her plugs. in the noughtiesjeremy clarks

well, they see freddy today. the mario look. i saw something at 1 o'clock. the 200 meters take a look. i think i saw something a puff and a jump. everyone has that eyes peeled now. fin wales. i need to lie for a short time. if it's been well, it will have to come up to and about 10 minutes. roberto, so those the by right down. so this not to find yeah, i'm all to some of us so we're pretty close to him. but he's disappeared. he's doing a long dive, heading to the depths. they move fast under water and i will have to see where he surfaces and then there's another one a bit further ahead tab. once we've identified this one and we'll go to the other one, the, the one to how much time has passed. now the 9 minutes, the 5. it's a fin. well, many 20 meters? no. no one. sabina nose. can you see the 2nd one? the then the 2nd well jumps to those whales keeps surfacing around the pedagogy. neither of them is freddy, but the young crew is denied the info page of full. i've never seen a while before. it's amazing to interact with creatures. so to so much, because in you

top gear, and freddie flintoff... 0h, here we go. ..the car show�*s charismatic daredevil.ent at the dunsfold park track in surrey that left him with serious facial injuries. filming of the show came to an end, and even months later, freddie's injuries are still visible. however, little is known about what actually happened that day. his co—host chris harris told bbc breakfast that everyone had agreed to say nothing. he's healing, you know? it was a serious incident, i'm not going to say any more than that, and i'm so proud of the fact that team top gear kept everything quiet. even the report into the accident is not being made public. however, a wider, independent investigation into the show�*s safety policies concluded procedures were followed. nevertheless, the uk show is being shelved — the word "rested" is the official phrase. but the original stig who worked with clarkson and cohen with clarkson and co in the noughties thinks the programme may be facing more than just a little lie—down. i personally don't think it's a little rest, i think the programme has been laid t

neither of them is freddy . but the young crew is didn't like the same page of old and i've never seen a while before. it's amazing to interact with creatures. so to so much, because in yourself i've done one, we still not like discovered a thin well with a white mark on it's been, it's not a natural marking. it's some kind of scar either from a ship's propeller or more likely from fishing gear, or the story about being able to get close without disturbing them was, you know, and then those 2 jumps were fantastic, a gift bidding and to the day. indeed, the week i'm kid. even after seeing them hundreds of times, it's always an emotional moment. it's always the same. let me 1st it's emotional, but then the research on me takes over. i know i have to collect data. the thing. sure. right from the 1st a not just from talking to the other biologist and the girls here. now i'm even more convinced. this is what i want to study when we talk. what are the people this to do audio arriving back in the post of sun rima sabin

freddie can go functioning.but it doesn't have an independent judiciary. >> they couldn't trust judges. there are refugees dying there and of and there's concept of refoulement described, refoulement as it's described, sending people back to their country origin. country of origin. >> that you went with the >> i like that you went with the french pronunciation there. >> is right, isn't >> i think that is right, isn't it? was. was calling it? yeah, i was. i was calling it? yeah, i was. i was calling it refoulement. you're the french. >> you should know. >> you should know. >> you're right. it's refoulement. yeah, exactly. >> about. refoulement. yeah, exactly. >> the about. refoulement. yeah, exactly. >> the contraceptive bout. refoulement. yeah, exactly. >> the contraceptive pill. refoulement. yeah, exactly. >> the contraceptive pill and about the contraceptive pill and chemists are now going to be given the power to prescribe this freeing up gp's. i think this freeing up gp's. i think this is great news. >> i me

the city is the birthplace of rock legend, freddie mercury. and this is his house born here and raised the inside of the box. and after that, he took the music all over the walls. if the reaction of the funds on the street or anything to go by freddie mercury is not the only music will start to be found to this neighborhood. the president of the issues like famous call most is in vans, the boss dna, and it's on full display at a star go central marketplace. this call is multi t t. we can find a lot of pieces because it's, let's say for example, here we have 6 cussing got this one recorded place. that is also fine. this is called denny, i love it, we use it. i nothing off with the and then the day my name, but another life in stone town is just waking up. locals flocked to the seaside clause out for a donnie with families relax young's to show off the diving skills. and everybody comes to fill. they've been here the difference with the surprises and one of my favorite fluids, which is a transition enzymes of what it's called roy your. it's a mi

lastly, freddie, he is an absolute hero. i could not have done it without everyone.uge thank you to everyone who has supported me. thank you so much. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. we have seen a lot of cloud, showers long spells of rain. we we have seen a lot of cloud, showers long spells of rain.— long spells of rain. we have seen this area of _ long spells of rain. we have seen this area of low _ long spells of rain. we have seen this area of low pressure - long spells of rain. we have seenj this area of low pressure bringing the rain. that is sliding towards the rain. that is sliding towards the south—east at the moment. that low pressure then moves away, things will turn drier, and colder air moving back down from the north, across the uk. after today's wet weather things will turn drier over the next few days. still one or two wintry showers. it is likely to get colder as well. there could be frost around at night. still quite a few showers coming in on that north—easterly wind from the north sea. some rain to clear away from the sout

. >>> welcome to freddie's. have you met them yet? >> met who?d freddie. >>> we're back to break down the latest in entertainment. this weekend marked ten nights at number one for "five nights at freddie's" it took the top spot at the box office for the second weekend in a row dropping from its huge debut with $19.4 million. it's pretty rare that you can get a top movie at the box office that you can stream right now on peacock. >> people wanted their scare and now people are pivoting to the holidays. we will see how long this still lasts at the number one. >>> taylor swift keeps finding her way to break her own records, her rerecorded version of "1989" which dropped last month unsurprisingly topped the latest edition of the billboard 200 album charts. it was also the best debut of swift's career with over 1.6 million album equivalent units, that puts it just above "midnights" her album from last year and well above the original version of "1989" which debuted to over 1.2 million units in 2014. not surprising with just everything taylor swift tha

i really do actually. >> with freddie about >> i disagree with freddie about death.re's this that don't talk this myth that we don't talk about death, whereas , i mean, about death, whereas, i mean, you our children are you know, our children are brought up with hamsters that die . they're brought up with die. they're brought up with death, and then their grandparents die and whatever. and i, i mean, i have to say, my friends and i talk about death probably too often . probably too often. >> i mean, because that's because you're at that age. >> well, but if it comes >> well, no, but if it comes knocking door, just come knocking on the door, just come through oh, no. through cancer. oh, no. >> but obviously i was never i was no, i was never going to die. it fine. it was fine. die. it was fine. it was fine. but but but just it just but but, but but i just it just it's something . i mean, it's it's something. i mean, it's like i rang up my dad when he was still alive, and i said, right, i've been the i want to know exactly what you want at your funeral because i've seen

freddie was first seen back in public in september with scars on his face.lian surfer laura enever paddled into this huge wave which was over 13 metres high, beating the previous women's record by just a foot. you're all caught up now. see you later. bbc news, bringing you different stories from across the uk. clocking up the training kilometres on cornwall�*s north coast, this 37—year—old mum is about to take on her latest ultrarunning challenge. try and find as many hills as i can and as much of every terrain as i can. and ijust, yes, find the most beautiful places in cornwall to run. julia is from a family of runners, but it was only when she started fundraising for a hospice that cared for her grandad that she really got the bug. i trained for my first marathon and just realised i loved it and i actually really liked running long. so it was about five years ago that i entered my first trail race, like my first ultra, and from there it's just grown and grown and i love seeing what new things i can push into. believe it or not, 80 to 100 kilometres is her

freddie making lots of the headunes freddie making lots of the headlines this morning. exasperated, saying he was like a broken record. didn't seem a broken record. he didn't seem to understand and that he was needing to follow court regulations . et cetera. regulations. et cetera. >> he was rude to the judge, i have to say, judge arthur engoron, as he's called, i think he's slightly theatrical, too , he's slightly theatrical, too, and i think he's enjoying judges. >> i mean, the whole of course, but i think they're slightly hamming this up because of the story and because it's donald trump and as as i've just said in the piece on the spectator, do go and have a look . do go and have a look. >> it is legal. it's do go and have a look. >> it is legal . it's politics >> it is legal. it's politics dressed up as legal theatre . dressed up as legal theatre. yeah. and there's no point pretending it isn't so when the judge berates trump for saying this is not a political campaign , then trump is right to say this. you you're a hack. you bought a political hacks arguments again

freddie was first seen back in public in september with scars on his face.urfer laura enever paddled into this huge wave which was over 13 metres high, beating the previous women's record by just a foot. you're all caught up now. see you later. bbc news — bringing you different stories from across the uk. this is dawn, named to mark a new era of uk technology. it's the country's fastest ai supercomputer, and it's housed in a high—security data centre at the university of cambridge. you can barely hear yourself think in here. this is 95 decibels of noise. you have to wear earplugs for safety. but that's the sound of the system which cools this computer. we have 7,000 processors in here performing 19 million million calculations per second. now, that generates a lot of heat. this place is air and waterproofed for energy efficiency. but why do we need it? without the ai capability, science is held back. look at cancer research. cancer has been driven by genomics, huge amounts of data. we just can't process it. with machines like this, researchers can process 10

freddie was first seen back in public in september with scars on his face.record. australian surfer laura evert paddled into this huge wave, which was over 13 metres high, beating the previous women's record by just a foot. you're all caught up now. see you later. bbc news — bringing you different stories from across the uk. it may look like a trip to the science museum, but believe it or not, this is gatwick. it's a new centre with hands on experiments with the hope of inspiring schoolchildren to considerjobs in stem. otherwise known as science, technology, engineering and maths. fundamentally, it is about our future pipeline of talent. we're hoping that they might be, some of them might be the workforce for the future, with gatwick. featuring a mock up runway lighting rig. among this group, many were keen to see the opportunities on offer. when i grow up, i want to be an engineer. i think something to do with electronics, something to do with biotechnology, something to do with stem. when i'm old, i want to be| an aircraft carrier designer. i like to make

you are saying virtue signaling, hollywood types are happy to say, nope not gay, how do you tell freddie story without including he was gay it is important. you look at top gun 2. original movie, mavericks had a jacket that had a series of flags on this including taiwanese flag and japanese flag, they came it out, they took off the flags they didn't want to piss off the chinese censers, i samed them until they put them back, you are telling me that mavericks is afraid of chinese communist? and we can fight back against it one thing i talk about is legislation that i authored in past, script act, if any hollywood, they can't assess u.s. government access to make their movies they can't use planes and helicopters and equipment they use. we could fight back. >> there was day when american corporations were patriotic. it difficult do see that today, there is one-off hir here and there one. china one more connection in democrat party, they have a connection to white house? >> a very big connection. the krupghtti corruption that flowed through hunter biden to joe biden is huge, the biden famil

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freddie well , i think narrative changed then? freddie well, i think that narrative changed then? just for the last couple of years, but literally for the last few thousand years. literally for the last few tho there years. literally for the last few tho there yea quotes attributed >> there are quotes attributed to socrates , slightly to socrates, slightly apocryphally, roughly to socrates, slightly apocrhelally, roughly to socrates, slightly apocrhe thought roughly to socrates, slightly apocrhe thought that roughly to socrates, slightly apocrhe thought that thejhly what he thought that the children of his day back in 500 bc now loved luxury and they didn't respect their parents. similarly, cicero complained that the times that the previous generations built the roman repubuc generations built the roman republic and it was the new generations that were destroying it. and we saw the victoria lines and then every generation has this argument and here we are having it again. and i think that think it's that it's i think it's incredibly unlikely, frankly, that the generation that this

freddie was first seen back in public in september with scars on his face.nd time now for ten seconds of a wavy world record. australian surfer laura enever paddled into this huge wave which was over 13 metres high, beating the previous women's record by just a foot. you're all caught up now. see you later. as the summer draws to a close, has ukraine made the progress that people had hoped for? our world has secured unique access to one ukrainian unit to find out. loud bang as the country beds in for the long war while also trying to come to terms with profound trauma and loss, what impact is it having on ukrainian attitudes towards their enemy? we hear how the experience of the long war is dividing families... ..and howa hardening of attitudes make some think that the only possible victory will be one secured on the battlefield. i just want it to stop and for our... ..neighbours to go away. this is the face of battle, modern war in ukraine. a grenade attached to a commercially made drone before being sent on its way. these ukrainian soldiers from the army's

top gear, and freddie flintoff... wow, here we go. ..the car show�*s charismatic daredevil.accident at the dunsfold park track in surrey that left him with serious facial injuries. filming of the show came to an end, and even months later freddie's injuries are still visible. however, little is known about what actually happened that day. his co—host chris harris told bbc breakfast that everyone had agreed to say nothing. he's healing, you know? it was a serious incident. i'm not going to say any more than that. but i'm so proud of the fact that team top gear kept everything quiet and we were dignified. there was nothing out there about what happened. an independent investigation said the show had followed safety procedures, but there were lessons for the future. and so the bbc has today said the uk show is being rested for the foreseeable future. but it's not the end of top gear. it's a format that's had many incarnations. in the �*805 it was a cardigan—clad earnest consumer programme. and maryjohns has been having a spot of trouble i changing her plugs. in the naughtiesjer

freddie, greatat to see yo. see you again.t does this mean for someone who earns s kind of more of ahem median income in the united states? maybe in their mid twenties, early thirties? >> i mean, that' thes you hit the nail on the head. this is the problem that we are facing as millennials and gen z is. the median household income sits00 81,000.come sit as a millennial, the median household income sits around, i think 70. but yet the average house isu $400,000 in this countryo earn with the 8% interest rates, you need to earn about $120,000 a year to have a shots lo at qualifyinang for this loan. so you can see how that theyiscouraging to them. yeah. and they're not even close. that's why it's discouraging. sot they're being forcedd to rent. but then with the rhetoric, this is being high to s they're now being forced to spend 30 to 40% of their income on rent. >> now, freddie, the average age of theowners first time homeowners, to your point, it currently at 35, the n according to the national associatioatn of realtors. but th

freddie flintoff received medical care at the scene before being taken to hospitalfor care at the scenening since 1977, top gear has now been rested or some would say axed by the bbc. we will get more and that a little later. let's go back to the covid inquiry now. which did lead, directly of course, to the government imposing the third lockdown? yes to the government imposing the third lockdown? . . ~ to the government imposing the third lockdown? , , ,, ., lockdown? yes but i think there are two situations _ lockdown? yes but i think there are two situations on _ lockdown? yes but i think there are two situations on this. _ lockdown? yes but i think there are two situations on this. the - lockdown? yes but i think there are two situations on this. the first i two situations on this. the first one is, the uk cmo is advised a move up one is, the uk cmo is advised a move up to alert level five, as it was then turned and the details, knowing that was something which would be politically important but this wasn't as telling ministers in any of the four nations what to do. it was making cle

if you just look at gse approved loans only -- >> that's fannie and freddie's for fannie andov freddie, loans made that were sol fannie and freddie using risk-based pricing systems are overcharging black and latino consumers to the tune of almost $800 billion every single year. that is biased and that is discrimination. but our regulators sanctioned the use of those discriminatory tools because they did not understand how the systems could perpetuate discrimination. if i have had one regular tell me this, ipad 100 tell me. algorithms and computers don't discriminate because they can't see race or gender. nothing is further from the truth. the systems can see race and gender quicker than the human eye can. >> much quicker. >> much quicker. so we really, i hope that the financial services industry will be in lockstep with the civil rights industry in compelling congress and our regulators to make sure that they have the talent and expertise to be able to really effectively provide oversight. >> this is the part that really scares me, is that when regulators and government-sponsored enter

the city is the birthplace of rock legend, freddie mercury. and this is his house born here and raised the inside of the box. and after that he took the music all over the walls. if the reaction of the fans on the street or anything to go by freddy mercury is not the only musical star to be found in this neighborhood. the president of the issues like famous commerce is incense. he bought dna and it's on full display at they started go central marketplace. this is called multi t t. you can find a lot of pieces because it's listed here. we have the problem. cussing. got this one recorded place. that is also fine. this is called denny. i love it, we use it. i nothing off with the and then the day my a but another life in stone town is just waking up. locals flocked to the seaside plaza all for a donnie where families relax. youngsters show off the diving skills and everybody comes to bill. they've been here the difference with the surprises and one of my favorite fluids, which is a transition, any incentive, but it's called roy, it's a mix of pot

freddy ortiz were chasing people trying to get away from him in the united states, trying to avoid lawthe known gotaways that we're talking about, but a lot of other gotaways that we don't see. the threats are real. there's no negative to a secure border. the chaos that biden created not only does it kill more migrants and more americans with the fentanyl and everything else, it's a direct threat to the border patrol and cvp officers. we need to secure the border and reestablish law and order along our southwest border and end this chaos that's killing so many. griff: and agents i talk to say what they want right now more than anything isn't manpower or resources, they want policy change to try and get this under control. chief rodney scott, thank you so much for your time and our thoughts and prayers go out to agent freddy ortiz and family and friends. chief, thank you very much. >> thank you, griff. griff: anita. anita: well, as more americans say they're concerned over inflation and high prices, starbucks faces the largest strike in its history as employees say the company is not li

these are new numbers from freddie mac.just the past week, the 30 year fixed rate mortgage dropped from 7.76 down to 7.5. the largest single week drop since last november. let's talk about what that could mean in dollars and cents. right now the median home cost $406,000. if you were to put 20% down at 7.5% your monthly payment would be $2,276. if you got it at last week 7.76% it would be $2,334. that's $58 more. enough for a decent dinner every month. if you think about it over the course of 30 years that's $20,962 in difference just that quarter percent can be a big deal for you. still freddie mac does say the data shows people are feeling the strain of high cost of living and house hold debts remain high, too, so the housing market is set to remain stagnant. unless these mortgage rates decrease significantly. we are still a long way from the 3% interest rates of 2021, guys. >> a long way. we may never even see it again. okay, trevor. thank you. demarco? >>> to college football. one of the top games on saturday features n

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and freddie hears sentence.g so sarcastic and grand designs is one of my favourite programs that there is and a complete home redesign and makeover has topped the list of what a new survey on what britain's most want their their biggest lifestyle change that they want . lifestyle change that they want. >> yeah is 26% quite a big margin . the winner was a home margin. the winner was a home redesign home revamp hence why those programs are so successful massively successful. and self—perpetuating. because the more people watch those programmes, the more they want to revamp their homes. >> well, do you remember changing rooms? yeah, yeah. which was just brilliant. it was a brilliant idea. >> you get these people that invade your house for two days and put stuff that's worth and put up stuff that's worth two and sixpence to say, i know it down again . it all falls down again. >> after two days, panto sets a lot of the time, didn't they? >> no, no, it was. but, but it was still a flamboyant sleeves coming in and pain

freddie was first seen back in public in september with scars on his face.nd time now for ten seconds of a wavy world record. australian surfer laura enever paddled into this huge wave, which was over 13 metres high, beating the previous women's record by just a foot. you're all caught up now. see you later. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines at the top of the hour, straight after this programme. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. the us is still the world's most powerful nation, but its ability to shape geopolitics, to suit its own interests, is under severe strain. president biden portrays america's backing for ukraine's war against russian aggression and israel's war on hamas as a twin defence of a values—based international order. but much of the world isn't buying it. inside america, too, there is significant pushback. my guest is fiona hill, former us national security council expert on russia. how dangerous is this new world disorder? fiona hill, welcome to hardtalk. thank you so much, stephen. as we speak to each other, the world's he

alex grimaldo finding the top corner of freddy rentals net in the 23rd minutes. that's stunning, straight from the spanish wing back to give his sight an early lead. it was to new early in the 2nd of wood or the lone casino notice home eunice huffmans corner. far too easy focusing knew in the 50 sentence minutes to leave a cruise and start came from another corner, gemalto site and unit into the back post. and the gemini defender lash told an impressively improvised finish from the big sent it back to his team beyond reach in the seventy's 30 minutes. and there was still time for one more. nathan taylor fired beyond bruno from a site tangled 7 minutes with me in the window with his 1st goal in german football since joining from south hampton in the summer for know the final score. another miserable dave with specialists munoz, lyn shelby. alonzo is bet sales returned to the top of the table elsewhere in abundance like a lock significant of the champions league qualification places where the when of visiting tribal substitute for stuff formed. rounded off a $31.00