to escalate across borders, george. >> george: thank you very much.ross borders, george. >> george: thank you very much. we'll be right back. >> george: that is all for us today. thanks for sharing part of your sunday with us. check out "world news tonight," and i'll see you tomorrow on "gma." thanks for sharing part of your sunday with us. check out "world news tonight," and i'll see you tomorrow on "gma." and our frost advisory continues for another hour. it is 40 degrees here in santa cruz. finally, out of the 20s in our north bay valleys, we'll have a look at our cool and sunny day today and talk about when we'll see some more rain coming your way next on abc. seven mornings at n ♪ jardiance ♪ audience at each state. start as time went on, it was easy to see. i'm lowering. my a1c jardiance works 24 over seven. >> your body to flush out some sugar and for adults with type two diabetes and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death to jardiance may cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis, that

george and martha were very different as grandparents because george when the kids are younger is more hands-off and leaving things to martha because when they first adopt them, they are still finishing up the american revolution. partially at times they are saying the tradition of women raising younger children and then men getting involved. especially when it comes to their education. so indoors starts getting involved, we see him getting frustrated. we see him as a disciplinarian. we see the same thing with washington's father, jackie. he is worse of a student that his father, he dropped out of multiple schools. he is trying over and over again to persuade him to pay more attention to his studies, to work harder, to stay in school. you see that side of george trying to be a disciplinarian and being really frustrated. the girls especially as they get older. and he has given them courtship advice. he tailors his courtship advice to each of the granddaughters. nellie will be a spinster for life. he says you can control if you're going to fall in love and that can happen. here is what w

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how tall was george washington? well, if we listen to some biography, he was 63 or maybe six four in the house inches that the max figure was able to attract the house six four and a half inches, and then come on, he's sending out incredibly detailed letters to his purveyors and tailors. and you don't write to your tailor, do you? so, yeah. and what did he write this tailors? well, yes. okay. the there are many letters. and in some it says, well, you know, and i should you take my measurement, you have to bear in mind that i am six foot two in my shoes, which means that in the 18th century, shoes had heels. so and then other letters says that he writes, they send out to his tailor, says, well, i am full, six foot tall. so i think i think that gives us a essential clue to from where we should start. okay. maybe he wasn't he was that athletic, muscular giant that some biographers want him to become, not only because it wasn't like that, but because he would have no, sorry, he wouldn't have known what to do with that k

how tall was george washington? well, if we listen to some biography, he was 63 or maybe six four in the house inches that the max figure was able to attract the house six four and a half inches, and then come on, he's sending out incredibly detailed letters to his purveyors and tailors. and you don't write to your tailor, do you? so, yeah. and what did he write this tailors? well, yes. okay. the there are many letters. and in some it says, well, you know, and i should you take my measurement, you have to bear in mind that i am six foot two in my shoes, which means that in the 18th century, shoes had heels. so and then other letters says that he writes, they send out to his tailor, says, well, i am full, six foot tall. so i think i think that gives us a essential clue to from where we should start. okay. maybe he wasn't he was that athletic, muscular giant that some biographers want him to become, not only because it wasn't like that, but because he would have no, sorry, he wouldn't have known what to do with that k

george contacted me — incident in afghanistan. george contacted me to _ incident in afghanistan.me - incident in afghanistan. george contacted me to ask me much l incident in afghanistan. george - contacted me to ask me much wise thoughts were on somebody who had killed a child, instantly thinking he was talking about the taliban. it was radioed through shortly afterwards that the target he hit was a child and it was the key triggerfor was a child and it was the key trigger for his ptsd.— was a child and it was the key trigger for his ptsd. george was medically discharged _ trigger for his ptsd. george was medically discharged from - trigger for his ptsd. george was medically discharged from the l trigger for his ptsd. george was - medically discharged from the army in 201a and the army moved to bridgend. catriona said george did not receive the same level of treatment he had received in england. she believes there is missed opportunities to provide him with veteran specific care. he missed opportunities to provide him with veteran specific care.— with veteran specific care. he h

george. i agree. i think that that part of it is a game changer because the genocide convention came in to be precise in response to what was done to the jews in world war 2. and then for the israel then to be found. as i said, not my guilty of genesis the, so it was those enough that we just love it just said there is enough that going on and off what, what a stretch of a south africa has said that just to persuade us that israel needs to cease and desist from genocide all acts a more, more serious that is really officials who make remarks that can be seen to be a, you know, an incendiary and triggering a genocide must be held to account. they must be funny. so those, those are indeed big deals. and what you, what we already have the, by the ministration. so that is, so can place it in the, in israel is actions that it's, is paying the price. i mean that you did it just, it just come get out of it. and the polls suggest that among young people of the there's a majority who believes that is w

george bush. george bush. george bush has quite simply run the most arrogant, inept, reckless and ideological, foreign policy in the modern history of our nation. and i will return to the community of nations on your behalf. i will go to the united nations, and we will proudly turn over a new chapter in america's relationship with the world that lives up to our values and our standards. so. now, as you all know now, as you all know, george bush has announced that he will run for reelection on the issue of security, the war on terror, making america safe. well, that makes sense. he can't run on jobs. he can't run on the environment, can't run on health care, can't run on his promise to school children. in fact, this is the biggest say one thing, do another thing administration in the history of the nation. and i. but but if george bush does want national security to be the central issue of this campaign, i look forward to reminding him that i know something about aircraft carriers for real. and i. service natio

for george bush, it must feel like a lifetime. [sununu] in the middle of the debate, george bush is caught on camera, looking at his watch. [black] 'it obviously was an unconscious move.' he was getting a lot of negative questions, and he looked at his watch. now you're paying for that. those schools belong to you. in other words, he...he knew he wanted out of there. ladies and gentlemen, this concludes the debate. president bush just couldn't wait for the debate to finish. the republicans are out of time and out of ammunition. almost. [woman] 'in his 12 years as governor, 'bill clinton has doubled his state's debt, 'doubled government spending, 'and signed the largest tax increase in his state's history. 'yet his state remains the 45th worst in which to work...' [carney] 'our message was, 'bill clinton was not trustworthy to be president.' there was no way that te country would select this guy if they knew anythig about his record. [woman] 'and now bill clinton wants to do for america 'what he's done for arkansas.' [carney] if pe

ghosts. your name is georg, my grandson, but no, it’s not georg, georg is very small, but let him wills sweet pie, i am your great-grandfather, and i am your urn brother, your little ones, sometimes there are many relatives, who is your charming companion, for whom you fought so bravely, is this really your bride? her name is marie. no, grandma, that's not entirely true. by the way, what are you doing here? isn't your place in the castle? the castle is overrun by rats. rats? ugh, what an abomination. unsanitary conditions. it's horrible. what are you doing with them? are you king? did you get rid of them? yes, but how? oh, remember, my grandfather richard, drove them out with magic, uh, fairy, uh, dust? no no. they still blow into it, a flute, oh , that's right, a magic flute, yeah, it's good, and such a bride can only dream of, okay, good, where is she, here she is , i'm talking about the magic flute, well, it's time for dinner, your majesty , yes, yes, alas, alas, it’s time for us, but grandma, i don’t remember where to find the magic flute, grandma, ask your father, he definitely...

george again, you know we started out talking about um, the uselessness of europe and i compliment george for the title because that's what he came up with it. but it again with it's all the leads driven by just counting on the look toral success, which is policy that is fine. get that towards donors. sorry daughter. especially those exactly. donors because he says that's what matches. and you know, we sold a power of that. the israel law, they in the united states in which they, they and they got rid of 2 prominent university presidents and how and how does that happen? well, because the powerful donors, the people who, who actually are these are prestigious universities defend caved. and you know, even says hey, but this is a black woman, you can find a black woman. yes. you can. when it comes to science is money that comes 1st. and you know that that's what that message gets out, is the sum of the things you cannot do and the certain steps either above. so the interest that you cannot transgress. so that's a down to the biden's calculation. and then as far as your business on the accou

george. george, >> absolutely. george. saying the things that need to be said for as long as i can remember. keep doing so. it's been a pleasure to have your cogent argument on the show tonight. thanks we'll tonight. thanks very much. we'll speak i hope another speak again soon. i hope another break, after which it will break, uh, after which it will be turn of american be the turn of american political expert jennifer ewing to talk about the fact that , to talk about the fact that, well, trump is now officially off the list of candidates in colorado and what that, amongst other things, may mean for american politics. please don't go anywhere let's stop. let's put an end to this. it's frightening how many kids carry knives . kids carry knives. >> welcome back to neil oliver live. it's all politics tonight, folks. and now a chance to look at what's happening on the other side of the atlantic ocean in the united states of america. donald trump has asked the us supreme court to reverse an unprecedented colorado ruling that hi

picked up george but it the way run away fell flat straight up >> get up, george, phil. >> what is it? >> plane. >> the run way. phil, joe, george. come on. our men skipper and bor help so. righto, man. they sent us and they're okay coming out with. yes. these boys beat the rams, beat the >> two of our men, skipper and bob, went for help. >> they sent us. >> these boys beat the desert with a combination of brains, guts, luck. learn to stay alive the hard way. so a little less than one month later in a desert base in north africa, the crew rejoined its group and was back in operational flight. the crew of pippen ii, that is. >> it's a different ship and also a different crew, different because it is wiser. never again will the men be caught without any one of the vital items of emergency equipment. they'll carry them in their plane, their suit packs, their pockets. those items are weapons, weapons with which to battle the desert and win, the easy way. >> hurry up. >> okay, skipper.

george santos assumes. that's right. where do you think this lands is it possible, in your view, that he accepts a plea and then just disappears completely? so, i mean, maybe this makes me naive, but i continue to kind of keep listening to what santos himself says, because i do think can learn a lot even from the little specks of truth that you can find, and also just the he formulates his lies. so what he has said, he said something very interesting recently that someone asked him how long does it take to recover something like this? and he said without a beat, five years, which think is about right you know i think he's that it's going to it will take him a while sort of launder all of history right. so five years is probably the that he can expect to spend in prison. this is not you know, he's not going to be hanging out for five years doing nothing and i do wonder if subconscious crassly that was on his mind as well. you know when he said five years so he has that ahead of him of course he's also these

i'm joined by my usual guess george. send me well we in budapest, he's a pod cast, read the capital, which can be found in youtube and locals and america. so we have mark j is an award winning journals. alright, gentlemen, cross type roles and effect. that means you can jump any time you want, and i always appreciated someone with george and in budapest, um, you know, as we've been chronicling on this program, um 2 major international crisis is the one going on and ukraine and, and guides of, of the medicine parties both. ready of them and all through with george. um, what is your estimate that what it does? does it have a price here with this catalog real quickly what they're, what they are doing or not doing? no real reaction to the north stream of destruction of pipelines, backing sanctions against russia, that hurt europe more than russia, no defined security doctrine. no real china policy. and last but not least in our favorites, usually a unusually cloudless elite. so where is your, in all of this, and does anybody

george? yes, i think so, um the problem is, is that the by the people have made the case on very busy a logical grounds. i mean it's which again goes back to what we're talking about in the 1st off, which is why the world is so dangerous. it is that the vitamin ministration has made this so that it's all a conflict between democracy and we'll talk per se will far as air and ism is on the monitor around the world. the united states needs to, uh, but i couldn't bring it to an end this module or the certainly no could have made sense and 19721974. right? but at this, but they did the us, it right. but a 90 a 70 to 74, the, the retirement of the voices in the west were coming from, let's say, you know, the nixon administration, which is despite all differences we, they, to work together full, the good of mankind, all the go to the world. you know, we need peace and co operation. that was like we live, which is sort of, yeah, yeah, yeah, we have a differences. we don't like the so yes, this and we

picked up george but it the way run >> rain? get up, george. phil. joe. george? george? come on. ♪ >> now take it easy. >> two of our men, skipper and bob went for help. >> it's all right. they sent us. they are okay. have another. it is on me. >> of these boys be the desert with a combination of brains and guts and luck. learn to stay alive the hard way. a little less than one month later at a desert base in north africa, the crew rejoined his group and was back in operational flight. the crew --. of the difference, s also a different crew, different because it rises and never again will these men be without any one of those v yes it is a msdifferent ship an it is also a different crew. different because it is wiser. never again will these men be caught without any one of those vital items of emergence the equipment. they will carry them in their plane, in their shoot packs and pockets. those items are weapons, weapons with which to battle the desert and win. the easy way. >> hurry up, phil. >> okay, skipper. and. >> if you are enjoying american history tv, sign-up for

let's start out with george and in budapest as we enter the new year. as i said in my introduction, george has a lot of flash points out there, but it's, it should we started thinking about connecting them and there are other ones to what's going on in north africa. of course the by the ministrations obsession with time one of the there seems to be a growing trend tier of more instability. and as i also highlighted in my introduction, hedge funds don't give up easily connect those jobs if they're connect to bold. george. well, i think they all connect to the you're absolutely right. the bill that had your moms do not give up a pile of easily if effect the he, they the fight like hell to retain the power. and we do see that in the case of, of the united states, and they obviously this, they, the ukraine conflict in which the united states will, under no circumstances, if they just readily admit that they have lost the war with russia. this goes against everything that the united states has been above the past 100 years. and that of course you have a prob

picked up george but it the way run away fell flat straight up so. george starts on. our men skipper and bob went for help so. righto, man. they sent us and they're okay coming out with. yes. these boys beat the rams, beat the decision with a combination of brains and guts and luck, learned to stay alive the hard way. and so a little less than one month later, at a desert base in north africa, the crew of the fifth entry joined this group and was back in operational flight. a crew of people on the second day. one of the most. of the difference, and it was also a different crew, different because it rises and never again will these men be without any one of those vital items of emergency equipment. they will carry them their plane and they shoot bags in their pockets. those that are weapons, weapons with which to battle a desert and wind the easy way. hurry up. well, okay, skipper. and.

that's, of course, george brown.r, proprietor and publisher of the globe newspaper in toronto. the man the right, maybe a little more familiar to you, if any of them are. and he is, of course, sir john mcdonald, who would go on in 1867 to be elected as canada's first prime minister. now, the two of them had a bitter rivalry. of course, at that point in george brown, the german, the left and proprietor of the globe, was a staunch abolitionist. he was a staunch abolitionist and aof the true grits as the party was known at the time, which was the predecessor to what would become the liberal party of canada as we know it today. drummond the right was, of course, john mcdonald, who was the head of the tory party at that point in time, which eventually would morph into the conservative party as we think , like i said, was a staunch abolitionist and he was also one of the founders of the anti-slavery society of toronto. and happened then as the american progressed and as was alluded to by brian a few moments ago, brown on t

george? yes, i think so. um the problem is is that the bible people have made the case on very busy a logical grounds. i mean it's which again goes back to what we're talking about in the 1st off, which is why the world is so dangerous. it is that the vitamins ration has made this so that it's a, a conflict between democracy and we'll talk, per se all far. it's aaron ism, is on the monitor around the world, the united states needs to, uh, but i couldn't bring it to an end this module over there. that if somebody know, could have made sense, a 1970 to 1974. right? but of this, but if you're actually right, but in 90 to 7274, the one the, the retirement of the voices in the west were coming from, let's say you get a, the nixon administration, which is despite all differences we did a to work together full of good of mankind. well the go to the world, you know, we need peace and co operation. that was like we live, which is sort of, yeah, yeah, yeah, we have differences. we don't like the soviet system. we don't

they didn't do any of the work to be george carlin and they aren't george carlin? >> right. yeah.erything you just described. it's a form of trickery, you know? people are being tricked. you and the family being tricked and -- yeah, it seems very, very awkward and very wrong. >> and not only that, fredericka, they have told their audience for over a year that this was an ai bot that they have on the podcast with chad and will and we found out that the ai bot did not write the george carlin material. that chad wrote the george carlin material. so they're kind of even defrauding their own audience and maybe their audience was in on a joke or something, but i came to this just, you know, taking their word that this ai bot that shows up on their podcast that says hey, i've digested thousands of hours of george carlin, and i've created a one-hour special and we're, like, what? >> yeah. you, the family and the estate are not laughing. kerley carlin, thank you for your time, explanation and keep us posted. >> thank y you. >>> > we'll be r right back.k.

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george? yes, i think so. um, the problem is, is that the bible people have made the case on very d illogical grounds and minutes, which again goes back to what we're talking about in the 1st off, which is why the world is so dangerous. it is that the vitamin ministration has made this so that it's a uh, a conflict. go and democracy and we'll talk, proceed well, far as aaron ism is on the march around the well, the united states needs to, uh, but i couldn't bring it to an end this module or the somebody know, could have made sense and 19721974, right? but at this, but if you're us it right, but a 9070 to 74, the they retirement and the voices in the west were coming from, let's say, you know, the nixon administration, which is despite all differences, we need to work together full the good of mankind, well, the go to the world, you know, we need peace and co operation. that was like we live, which is sort of, yeah, yeah, yeah, we have differences. we don't like the soviet system. we don't like communism, but w

welcome to our family, no, no, no, it’s just us , georg and i are old friends, well, georg’s friends, you, with me, i am a citizen of israel, and this is a citizen of batswana, he doesn’t understand russian, batswana, it’s as if the olympics have started again, and where are you from, from a camel, captain, why did you get to the bottom of us, we... no, i’m asking for documents for the car, captain, it’s not ours anymore, they gave it to us for a while, the documents are fake, the car was stolen, we need to check, shut your mouth, but i started talking, we don’t insult people in russia, i didn’t insult people, listen, captain, okay, well, the situation is this, we’re really from the police, we took part in... go, lula, eat kebab! let's figure it out, gamli toch, let's figure it out. somehow like this. oh, oh, how georg got the size right. thanks, it is very beauty. sit down, darling. i told my son many times that a man should not live alone. how many times have i looked for a bride for him, all in vain, she tells me, she needs something special, yes , georg, he is so persistent with y

i think this tradition that was passed down by george washington and embodied by george marshall is as alive today as it was then. >> it is not that we always agree, god knows with you politicians and the civilian leadership. there are ways to try to help them understand better the issue . these days the immediate boss is the secretary of defense in the president. a few times when i was in southern command on a few ed issues i could not make the case sufficiently, i thought, to the secretary of defense it was a great man. i asked, i need to talk to the president. he needs to understand. i'm the expert in this particular field and he needs ks to understand it. if he disagrees and says continue to march i still have to do it as long as it is legal and moral. there are ways to influence them. wrinkly, -- frankly, when a person in uniform walks in and says senator, congressman, president, we sit down and give another perspective on your position. m if they to find you are helping them to be a better politician or leader. it is very interactive. ag no senior military officer that i know, in

go ahead, george. well, i wish i could explain, but as you say, it is, uh, the, uh, the boss was all the bind in administration other because of nato in general. they can say you're doing one thing and you're doing exactly the opposite. so the email and he goes in there says, well, i'm trying to de escalate, and that's what the admiral copy of the white house spokesman say yes, you know what, everything we're doing in the m and in order to de escalate. when one would we're seeing is what was obvious really from the beginning, once the by and the ministration completely. where that itself to israel in and what is the gaza, that it is escalating the conflict that was all this of this was going to happen. and it is now launched to these attacks, really without any kind. the justification is in international law. i mean, there's no un security council resolution, no state has come along and said, hey, can you organize a policy for us and go in and do some bombing for us as a model that has happened? um, an

george sent me a while. he is a podcast through the guy goal, which can be found on youtube and locals and america. actually pross to mark j is an award winning journalist and commentator hard gentleman called stop roles. perfect. that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate it. chris, let's start out with george and in budapest as we enter the new year. as i said in my introduction, george has a lot of flash points out there. but it's, it should we started thinking about connecting them and there are other ones to what's going on in north africa. of course, the, by the ministrations obsession with taiwan. so the, there seems to be a growing trend tier of more instability. and as i also highlighted in my introduction, hedge funds don't give up easily connect those jobs if they're connect to bold, george. well, i think they all connect to the la, you're absolutely right. the, the, it's huge amounts do not give up power easily if effect. but he, they fight like hell to retain the power. an

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well, george, what does it mean for these countries? i mean, you said all american politicians, basically are compromised, i mean, what does it mean for the united states itself, and domestic policy? forget foreign policy. well of course it's a very dangerous uh situation uh for the united states as we we're now learning day by day uh the united states is seen in the middle east but also uh in the uh wider world as being israel's enabler um now that's not an abstraction when people see the horrors of gaza uh and they realize well who's facilitating this who's ' making this happen, it's the united states, because if the united states were tomorrow to pull support from israel, would vote against israel at the united nations to say not one penny more, then israel would not be able to continue what it's doing, but the united states isn't going to do that, it hasn't done that, and the few times in the past when it's tapped, you know, even that's putting it too strong, tapped israel on the wrist as george hw bush did over loan guarantee. is f

santos central to their campaign. >> we have moved beyond george santos.over. >> reporter: do you think that matters to this race ? >> absolutely not. >> reporter: santos is a non-factor. it's all about where they see the nation heading. >> how could you not be concerned? >> reporter: such as? >> such as the illegal immigration which we call immigration and give money to those people, such as crime. >> i look at this -- i think this race is a real barn burner. >> reporter: like most special elections, this man says neither issues nor santos will matter. what wins in these elections? >> it's hard work. there's no magic. it's hard work. it's getting on the phone. it's knocking on doors. it's a lot of work and organization. you have to work and pull that out. that's what wins these elections. >> reporter: lawrence miller, a progressive, was angry over george santos' chaotic time in office. that's not his motivation for supporting a centrist. >> part of me is happy with his reaching across and bipartisan moderate position in this time. we need bipartisanship.