we're talking about john gibbs. might remember him because with financial support from the democratic congressional campaign come mittee we thought he'd be an easier candidate to beat. a congressional candidate supported by donald trump whose past writings and associations indicate he's against women voting. we're talking about john gibbs. >> gibbs is a former trump administration official. >> we just wanted to set the record straight since apparently, the dccc cannot be counted on to do so. let's discuss. jonah, you have thoughts on this michigan primary and look, it's entirely possible who knows what will happen. it's still a very favorable atmosphere for republican house candidates. it's entirely possible gibbs could win. >> absolutely. i get hardball politics. this is a tactic both parties played many times in the past but there is something different if you say that people like gibbs whose a fringe guy, you know, you're saying that election deniers and maga types pose a threat to democracy, the democracy itself

. >> her opponent is john gibbs. >> my opponents name happens to be hillary, and no matter what, nots a former trump administration official that's called a result of the 2020 election mathematically impossible. and both as a college student in the early 2000s, the u.s. has suffered as a result of women suffrage. now insisting that it was satirical. >> thank you president trump! >> but the trump endorsed gives also someone democratic congressional campaign committee spent about $450,000 on for this ad. >> too conservative for west michigan. >> the amount was more than gibbs has spent on his entire campaign at the time. seemingly desire to help gibbs in the trump voters and boost him as a weaker general election candidates in the incumbent republican, peter meijer. >> do you feel that someone like gibbs is a much more beatable opponents than meyer? >> you know, i wouldn't say that necessarily. at the end of the day, republicans decided who they are standard of bearer who would be in this race. and they chose mister gibbs. >> that dynamic came at the expect of congressman meyer, who lo

it's thought that was a reference to sir robbie gibb, a former bbc editor who went to work as theresa director of communications and was appointed to the bbc board last year. there was both criticism and approval of emily matliss�*s comments with a friend of sir robbie gibb telling newspapers he is committed to delivering change, to making impartiality the genuine priority. meanwhile, keith russell felt the speech didn't receive enough attention on bbc news. the bbc did put out a statement in response to the speech, which reads like this: the extent to which impartiality has become a fraught issue for the bbc was reinforced this week by a bbc ruling against radio two presenter and safe cycling advocate jeremy vine. an internal investigation found he had reached impartiality rules, by expressing his support for low traffic neighbourhoods. a decision that had a mixed response. david harrington thought: but maria david disagrees. well, we hoped to discuss the bbc�*s approach to impartiality over the next four weeks with a bbc executive. u nfortu nately, no—one was available to do so this

it is thought that was a reference to sir robbie gibb, a former bbc editor who went to work as theresactor of communications and was appointed to the bbc board last year. there was both criticism and approval of emily matliss�*s comments with a friend of sir robbie gibb telling news papers, he is committed to delivering change, to making impartiality the genuine priority. meanwhile, keith russell felt the speech didn't receive enough attention on bbc news. i note with interest your lack of interest in emily mate liz's of interest in emily matliss�*s comments about your bias. kind of proves her point. the bbc did put out a statement in response to the speech which reads like this: the bbc places the highest value on due impartiality and accuracy and we apply these principles to our reporting on all issues as we've made clear previously in relation to newsnight. we did not take action as a result of any pressure from number we did not take action as a result of any pressure from number 10 or government and to suggest otherwise was wrong. the bbc down the programme breached its editorial

that is what robert gibbs is talking about.room for people to spend money that they otherwise would not be spending? we have been asking people about this, especially on the east coast where we know so many people are going to be driving. here is one story. take a listen >> we considered it and actually flights were not too bad this weekend. but it's just better because once we are down in d.c. it is easier to get around a little bit, we have the car, more options that way. and we don't mind a road trip. it's not been that bad. >> and so, because of gas prices. some people because they've had that break in the last month, are driving. domestic air prices are high. and if you do choose to fly you have issues. department of transportation the last week has put on their website a site that will allow you to see what airlines are offering when it comes to delays or cancellations. the bad news, alex for so many travelers. is that if it is weather related your probably not gonna get anything at all. you'll have to book a backup plan.

we're talking about john gibbs.r him because with some financial support from the democratic congressional campaign committee with ads, we thought he would be an easier candidate for their democratic nominee to beat. he defeated republican congressman peter myer in the primary. myer voted to impeach donald trump. the senior editor of the k file joins us now. what have you found? >> gibbs is a former trump administration official who in the early 2000s ran this think tank called the society for the critique of feminism and it basically argued several things. one of which is the u.s. greatly suffered from women having the right to vote, that women did not possess, you know, the necessary qualities to govern and that women should not be allowed to be in the workplace. >> so on the website he gave specific reasons why women should not have the right to vote? >> yeah, he makes this argument that the 19th amendment that allowed women to vote, he says it's been une kquivocally bad f the united states and led the size and w

you are right on the robert gibbs thank you for being with us. after the break is the jackson, mississippi water crisis led to gop attacks on democracy. first my colleague just delay in within a stop new stories. jessica? >> hey there, reverend al. here are the stories we are watching this hour. police in mississippi have identified the man accused of stealing a plane and then threatening to crash it into a walmart. police say corey when patterson stole the plane this morning, circled it in the air for hours before finally landing. he is not charged with grand larceny and making terrace threats. in ukraine, the united nations reports the nuclear plant at separate she has been cut off from its main external power line after a series of shelling on friday night. russians paid their final respects to the last leader of the soviet union, mikael gorbachev, during a public ceremony in moscow today. russian president vladimir putin reportedly not in attendance. gorbachev died on tuesday after a long battle with an unspecified illness, according to the c

joining us now, mike memily, robert gibbs, and congresswoman debbie dingell. welcome all.istory of covering joe biden on labor day is replete with plenty of stops. we have you in pittsburgh, include thing labor day, i guess years ago? >> that's right. >> talk about what this means for your political future. is this an audition for 2020? >> i've been with these guys my whole life. my grandfather said you're a laborer from belt buckle -- i would go anywhere with these guys. >> so the question, mike, are the labor guys still with him, given just how red-ish pennsylvania is going according to the polling and the way the vote went last time around? >> reporter: yeah, andrea. this is obviously kind of a political home base for the president. this is not just where he had that audition for 2020 four years ago. it was where he held his first rally of his 2020 campaign and final rally with lady gaga of the 2020 campaign, as well. so this is really an important day, an important moment for the president to start the democrats off on a, you know, optimistic foot. he's going to be tal

but most presidents understand that. >> david axelrod, nancy gibbs, thank you so much.e it. >> thank. you >> thank you. >> coming up the latest on a nuclear cranium counteroffensive to retake territory from russia. also look inside one of russia's most secretive agencies. the fsb, replacing the kgb, after the fall of the soviet union. cnn's matthew chance speaks with former informants about the agency the war and why they're speaking out now. as soon as we brought the farmer's dog in, her skin was better, she was more active. if i can invest in her health and be proactive, i think it's worth it. visit betterforthem.com we were told, super young, that you have to be tough, you have to be macho in a male perspective. you feel like, you know, you're not able to open up and, you know, be vulnerable with your feelings, you know what i mean. you have this idea of this machismo, right? like that you have to always be the toughest, the strongest. for me as a man, it's about opening up. not feeling too macho to tell someone how you're feeling when you're feeling down. opening up

he and nancy gibbs join us for a look at the relationship between the former president and his successoresident biden. (chuckle) and i found it in f five minutes. travel back k in time in no tie with the 1950 census on ancestry. have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i love my phone i would never even think about switching. (gasping) ♪ new astepro allergy. now available without a prescription. astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid free spray. while other allergy sprays take hours astepro starts working in 30 minutes. so you can... astepro and go. >>> former president obama and first lady michelle obama were joined by family, friends, and staff for the unveiling of their white house portraits. it is the return that did not occur during the last administration. according to one of our guests who was next there, david axelrod, it was a joyful reunion. >> someone once said that if you're looking for a friend in washington, get a dog. our family was lucky enough to have two wonderful dogs. but i was even luckier to have a chance to spend eight years working day and ni

gibbs of ohio, i inform the house that mr. baird and mr. gibbs will vote nay on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia rise? >> as the member designated by mr. blumenauer of oregon, i inform the house that mr. blumenauer will vote yes on h. res. is 1377. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado rise? >> as the member designated by mr. perlmutter, i inform the house and distinguished speaker from the great state of colorado that mr. perlmutter will vote yes on h. res. 1377. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does gentlelady texas rise? >> as the member designated by ms. meng, i inform the house that she will vote yes on h. res. 1377. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? >> as the member designated by ms. granger, mr. fallon and one other, mr. jackson of texas, all three of them will vote no on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? >> as the member designated by ms. conway, i inform

we're back with robert gibbs and claire mccaskill.oted for all of the supreme court nominees who overturned roe vs. wade. robert gibbs, i want to show you -- i want to push behind some of these numbers here. this is the number of change in registration among women after the supreme court voted to overturn roe vs. wade. in kansas, plus 15.9%. in ohio, plus 6.4%. pennsylvania, plus 6.2%. in idaho, where they pushed a full abortion ban, plus 5.5%. in oklahoma, full abortion ban, plus 3.2%. in alabama, 3%. another full abortion ban state. and kansas, which claire talked about, that amendment to end any protections for abortion was opposed by 60% of all kansans in a state where the registration is 44% republican, 26% democratic. it is a loser with a capital "l" among republicans, but republicans made this moment happen. how do you -- if you're blake masters, take the abortion section of your website with bleach or whatever it is they use and say, no, i didn't do it. they all did it. >> they all did it, nicole, and maybe the only thing dumb

i'm other shock to rashid lacroix, umbrella, but her trunk get hot, gibbs. this is very frustrating that the perpetrators go unpunished, didn't the video should get better? hold on, i will over that too. so they feel encouraged to stage attacks one after another. did a good at of this ease a central and recurring issue, victims of the riot say the are being denied justice while the police insist that everything is done in accordance with the law the reason lies in the law itself. according to shall you could be a journalist and researcher of communal conflict based in bangladesh. he sees that bank the she, people are generally united, the fundamentalists are taking advantage by creating these conflicts. and on the other hand, the government is not doing enough that a you just to think about about, about together to go around the world. yeah. a lot of times to perpetrators get away because of the old criminal law from the british period. hill mart african to luggage the sample there from gushing court. remember, it requires so many witnesses and so much evide

we have erin gibbs with us we know, erin, what happened with the selloff is this a set up for anothere-test the lows or do yes feel this is the all clear signal for now >> i think obviously yesterday's market action doesn't say oh, we completely put it past us. i think there is a possibility for more down side it is really all about the 10-year treasury and how people feel and that inflation reaction as you mentioned the reports coming out and if anything comes out that the economy is running too hot is disappointing and indications the fed will raise rates and the 10-year treasury go higher. we are looking for the yield on the 10-year treasury to break above 3.5 significantly and go 3.6 or possibly 4% that could certainly push the markets down just because the valuations did get a little highish or higher during the run up in june or july if we look at where we were trading on the valuation basis back when rates were 3.5% before, the market is about 14% higher on the valuation basis. certainly anything where it pushes yields up higher, we could see another down side or retreat back t

moscow release is about $200.00 ukrainians and many of them heroes of the fiji. mateo, paul, i'm keith gibbs up. 55 russians including a prominent allied vladimir.

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. >>> joining me now, former obama white house press secretary robert gibbs. hey, robert.re's a little attention disorder here in the end of august and getting people's attention, but the president seems to be doing better at that. he's certainly been more aggressive. is that the same joe biden who talked about bringing everyone together when he was running in 2020? >> andrea, i do think it's the same person. look, part of this is the natural change of the calendar, right? we're getting closer to an election, and elections are about choices. but i also think that if you wanted to rename what the president is going to talk about tonight, it's largely a continuing discussion about what's at stake in this country. i think that's what you'll hear him put forward. i think he's clearly benefited, as you talked about, our attention has been focused as the beginning of your show was on what's happening with the former president, what's happening with mar-a-lago, what's happening with january 6th. all of those things have sort of banded together to create an atmosphere that i think

robert gibbs, michael steele, thank you both for joining us tonight.hen we come back, the latest forecast on a storm surge threat from hurricane ian as it closes in on florida's west coast. miami mayor frances soares is here on how his city and state are dealing with climate change. and later. one poll showed a whopping 70% that's seven zero per cent of voters support restricting lawmakers from insider trading. so what's the holdup with congress taking a vote on it? that's when the 11th hour continues. before dexcom g6, my diabetes was out of control. i was tired. not having the energy to do the things that i wanted to do. before dexcom g6, i was frustrated. all of that finger-pricking and all of that pain, my a1c was still stuck. there is a better way to manage diabetes. the dexcom g6 continuous glucose monitoring system eliminates painful fingersticks, helps lower a1c, and it's covered by medicare. before dexcom g6, i couldn't enjoy a single meal. i was always trying to out-guess my glucose and it was awful. (female announcer) dexcom g6 is a small we

a spokesperson tells cnn gibbs believes women should have the right to vote. do you plan to vote for questions in the midterms this year. thanks for your time today on inside politics. we'll see you tomorrow. an ana cabrera picks up coverage right now. >>> hello, thank you for joining us i'm ana cabrera in new york tracking two major legal blows for donald trump. an appeals court ruled the documents retrieved from mar-a-lago can be proceeded on by the justice department. somep

so the gop congressional candidate john gibbs once argued america has suffered since women's suffrage. the k file dug up he said we conclude that increasing the size and scope of government is unequivocally bad and since women's suffrage has caused this to occur on a larger scale than any other cause in history we conclude the united states has suffered as a result of women's suffrage. what does this say about the candidate quality here? >> i'll tell you, i just couldn't believe it. you just had his picture. did you in the something about him? >> he's black. >> that he's black. in other words he didn't have a right to vote for a very long time until the constitution was changed. >> his people. >> right. okay. yes. ancestors didn't have it. so for an african american man to be against women's suffrage, to be praising an organization that wants to abolish the 19th amendment is hypocritical. it is crazy. it's shameful. it's like 200 years ago type policy. i mean, really. this guy should be running for congress of cave men. not for congress in 2022. >> margaret, he said that women did not

. >> handpicked by trump to run for congress, gibbs called trump the greatest president. reporter: in a michigan swing district, democrats poured $435,000 into promoting john gibbs, who has spread election lies and conspiracies. he beat freshman congressman peter meijer, who voted to impeach trump. to mike madrid, a republican who has worked to defeat trump and election deniers, the strategy is hypocritical and a danger to democracy. >> it's aiding and abetting a social movement that is trying to destroy our democratic underpinnings and to be involved in that, to be engaged in that is a moral travesty. it is literally feeding into the same toxicity that the problem we are trying to address has created. >> republican chris mathys. a true conservative. 100 percent pro-trump. reporter: theds are similary designed, emphasizing ties to trump and conservative positions on abortion and immigration -- all issues democrats should use to define and challenge their republican opponents, argues martha mckenna, a democratic ad maker. >> these candidates are a threat. they're a threat

and in michigan democrats spent $400,000 to boost john gibbs for congress.re anomalies in the presidential tally making results, quote, mathematically impossible. in doing so they helped gibbs unseat the more moderate freshman congressman, peter meijer, one of the new congressmen to vote for trump's impeachment. is that really a worthy goal, to oust one of their allies across the aisle to flip a seat? and what if they don't? theoretically one can understand why democrats think fringe candidates are less likely to win the general election but that's what they thought about donald trump in 2016. what if they just got played? look at don bolduc in new hampshire. the senate majority pac affiliated with chuck schumer spent $3.2 million to effectively boost bolduc, a retired general, in the primary to challenge sitting senator maggie hassan by attacking his moderate opponent because bolduc had been a trumpian election denier. listen to how he changed his tune when he was running and days after he secured the nomination. >> i signed a letter with 120 other generals

joining me main street asset management erin gibbs and heritage capital paul schatz.ter] >> charles, my theme all year, prune and plant, sell rallies, buy dips. patience. >> i can hear paul. >> so i would say this, we're, two to four weeks from now i think you're going to have potentially an amazing opportunity where stocks could rip 30 to 40% over the ensuing year, 14 months. so right now, if you didn't prune before this, it's tough to sell on the hold. i tell people if you've got some dry powder hold on. if you don't have some dry powder, find things you want to rotate into because there should be some lower price ahead, whether that means a higher low from where we were in june other even mildly below june's low. but that opportunity is here. two to four weeks away. charles: erin, when you sat down you said you were holding your breath. you've been holding your breath for a few months now! you did a little bit, but had a big home run. >> i had a couple home runs. right now, if you're already in i say hold, absolutely. i don't think it is time to try to sell and the

reporter: ohio republican congressman bob gibbs actually tells us losing money, that is part of the reasonhinks members should be allowed to trade. >> meltdown yesterday, 4% drop in the stock market. i felt that everybody felt that. i might notice it more than somebody that doesn't own any equities. reporter: "the times" found gibbs was buying shares in pharmaceutical company while the oversight committee he sits on was investigating the company and the industry. no mention of house speaker nancy pelosi in all of this. her trading is coming under scrutiny. the speaker made a comment. she believes a bill dealing with stock trading by members of congress will make its way to the floor of the house later this meant. liz. elizabeth: such an interesting story, thank you so much, connell mcshane. welcome to the show florida congressman greg stuebe. good to see you. we'll move on to this. local mayors in towns in illinois slamming the illinois democrats including the governor, for a horrible new law that eliminates cash bail, for a whole list of violent crime like burglary, arson and kidnapping.

prayers in the biggest mosque in the western city of herat. witnesses say the cro haldeman cleric gibb rockman and sorry, and his group were on their way to the mosque. no one has claimed responsibility for the attack that spring in no. j. lloyd, he's an african journalist and joins us from cobbles. so how significant is this very high profile attack? do you think? hello johnstone. thank you so much for having me. it is why i'm sending all the reps come to killing and wounding the 7 people. but definitely it is very important for the government as well. that they have to prevent that and it is really contending and, and wandering in a matter of very deep concern for the government losing kind of figures you know, more than you would want. and so he was one of the key figures. he was one of the elite of the society, especially when it's in the wisdom and, and harass program. so he was very outspoken person during the previous year and he says, well, he was one of the critics of the previous element. and especially the, the presence of the forces. and so yesterday he was at a loss for th

keep gibbs up. dozens of russians, including a prominent ally of vladimir putin. also coming up to susan to mobilize hundreds of thousands of reserve is to fight in ukraine sponsor protests across russia. ukraine's president calls for a special war tribunal and lays out his conditions for peace with russia during, as.

i have the best in the business folks to help you through the day, jim paulson, erin gibbs all on deck and the market as a lot of people were calling year 1962, that year is at 652 and the hit show "the in beverly billys" plus, tweet me at cv payne, so despite this year, you have to own stock s and in the uk, they announced the largest tax cuts since 1985, but isn't this going run-away inflation? no better person to ask, larry kudlow will be here with his take, all that and so much more on "making money." well summer's over and falls begun but it's the same old story for the stock market, 202n fact the fifth worst year on record for the first 182 days. today's sell-off is being sparked by a movement with bond yields around the world. remember in 2020 when the united states was the only country with positive six-month bond yields? well japan is the only country with the negative six-month bond yield. any kind of negative yields. meanwhile wild gyrations have seen the third most sessions of 1% moves going way back decades and this is taking a toll on investors psychologiment of course no

at this point, it is almost a near certainty, the regions of ukraine voting to reject gibbs rule will join the russian federation . and soon, moscow will protect these people. as nato's war on russia continues, how things will escalate? is anybody's guess a cross sucking the referendums in ukraine. i'm joined by my guess, pepe escobar in bangkok. he's an independent g. nickel analysts and author specializing in eurasia in st. petersburg. we have gilbert doctorow. he is an independent political analyst and author of memoirs of an expert pat manager in moscow during the 1990 s. and here in moscow we have white read. he is a journalist with sputnik news item across our girls that effect, that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate gilbert. let me go to you 1st and st. petersburg, the votes are almost al, counted of the results will be in very soon what, what is the significance of these referendums? because, versus how the geography, the political geography of ukraine is going to change dramatically as, as military conflict goes on. what are the implications? go ah

you've seen these graves, gibbs, that give us your impression. well, a was a very, a very appalling, a sight of caused a dozens of graves. some mass graves were a group of people who had been a recently read. you could, you could still smell the bodies even after they had been removed and the work of recovering those bodies we're talking about over 400 bodies is still under way of forensic experts are still on the side. there are every are where they are uncovering new bodies. first autopsies are being carried on side. this is to preliminary conclusions 1st and then are those are, those are human remains are brought to a more where a proper autopsy will take place. what we can already say though, is that the 1st conclusions are, you know, they are already a terrible witness and terrible to hear. so many bodies with their hands tied in de bark. so many bodies bearing traces off torture dis, is definitely a crime scene. okay, and what's the latest been on the battlefield in ukraine? they've been reports of another nuclear power plant coming under f

country will be determined at the ballot box of the next few days. regents of ukraine are set to reject gibbs rule enjoying the russian federation. once part of russia, moscow will defend the will nato escalate its war on russia. ah . to discuss these issues and more i'm joined by my guess lend deason in oslo. he's a professor at the university of se or norway as well as author of the book was the phobia propaganda in international politics. and here in moscow we have to meet re, bob, which is a political analyst and editor at you know me internet media project for a gentleman, cross up rules in effect, that means you can jump any time you want, but i always appreciate it. well, it starts with glenn in our slow we have as we speak right now. the now there's a number of referendums being held in ukraine. a very significant tier. of course, it's completely rejected in the west. i don't want to waste our time on that. they always reject them. reverend did, they don't like okay, but it's, it's a, we've been following the military operation, but now now the political dimension is coming in to play

with at this point, it is almost a near certainty, the regions of ukraine voting to reject gibbs rule will join the russian federation . and soon moscow will protect these people. as nato's war on russia continues, how things will escalate? is anybody's guess. oh, because she spent with forced to marceau career, which was actually due to to room and you have a couple of related someone to do. i don't but hold a talk with them on national anthem, a contingency of smoking, and you have to spend the copy of them. wanted to see that as the boys. ah, the kenwood and you don't mean any old lame when you get a walk. ah. oh. movies i live, i just give them up and take whatever comes come with it, then you come down below which which interesting. so when you eat hetcher's, go down here to the coil. she talks it, which means that watching doctors from the road of life foundation when to the new guns region where they were in great demand, ah, even in peacetime homes and rehabilitation centers with the disabled like somewhat behind the times in terms of medical advancements, essential drugs and

with their families, took a broken exchange of hundreds of soldiers plus one high profile oligarch. gibbs under reports from keith, it's the most significant prisoner swap since the war began. 215, ukrainian soldiers released by russia in a deal brokered by turkey. this is definitely a victory for our state for our entire society, the most in portland for 215 families and who be able to see the loved ones who safety. oh mister president, dear fellow ukrainians, i am eternally grateful to you for bringing us back. thank you very much. emotions are overwhelming little blue in a separate deal facilitated by saudi arabia. 10 foreigners fighting alongside ukrainian forces have also been released on most of the ukrainian soldiers released were part of the so called as a regiment that held out for weeks defending the as of stone steel plant in marsupial, despite being surrounded and showed by russian forces. they finally surrendered in may as part of the agreement, 5 of the units commanders will remain in turkey until the end of the war. the soldiers that fight as a star are considered national

surprise prisoner, swamp, russia, mainly releases ukrainians, captured in the siege of mighty apo keith gibbs, up thousands of russians, including a prominent ally of vladimir putin. also coming up to susan to mobilize, hundreds of thousands of reserve is to fight in ukraine sponsor protests across russia. ukraine's president calls for a special wardrobe unit and lays out his conditions for peace with russia during a speech at the un general assembly and demonstrations escalated iran after the death of a woman arrested by the morality police. for the way she bore her job. ah, i'm been for sewland, welcome, you, crane, and russia have carried out a prisoner swap, the largest since the invasion. moscow released over 200 prisoners, many considered heroes in ukraine for their role in defending the besieged city of murray. open key for least 55 russians. among them, a close ally of vladimir putin homecoming after months in captivity with these prisoners of war, arrived in northern ukraine in a deal brokerage by turkey and saudi arabia. among those freed, our commanders of the as of regiment regard

ah, hello, i'm richard gibbs burton eureka listening post where we don't cover the news we cover the way the news is covered. we begin with donald trump and the queue and on conspiracy movement, a relationship that has gone from occasional flirtation on the ex presidents part to more of an open embrace. last week and a rally in ohio. trump's people played a song that is associated with q and honors. it was music to their ears. the groups members somehow believe that a secret co ball of the rich and powerful people they say are petty files, actually runs the u. s. government and the trump is their only chance to stop them . the movement also happens to be home to some deeply toxic white supremacists and anti semites. the f. b. i has warned about its links to violence in the country. after being forced off mainstream social media, q and ons, followers of fled to the outer reaches of the internet. since then, q and on's gamification of reality has morphed into some more pragmatic goals, such as electing certain politicians and it's beliefs have been absorbed into radicalized parts of tr

so i'm in favor of measure that forgot gibbs, and so we should have faith in people so they can decide for themselves writers and pretty differing opinions. there are some rules that could get quite confusing. what's your assessment, nina? yeah, and if any of our viewers are planning to travel to germany this winter, or you know, somebody who will, there are a couple of things that you might have to know at the moment. if you're coming by plane, you don't need to wear a face mask. anymore on the plane, but say you arrive by plane in a big city like frankfurt and then plan to take the train to the capital berlin. you have to make sure that you have that high quality piece mask at the ready when you bought the long distance train and then always make sure that you check the local rules wherever you're planning to go. then wired and about you. but i'm certainly confused. all right, nina, thanks very much. nina howser, in our political studio, graces government has set up an inquiry into a phone hacking scandal that's rocked the conservative government. an opposition party leader and a num

the regions of ukraine voting to reject gibbs rule will join the russian federation. and soon, moscow will protect these people. as nato's war on russia continues, how things will escalate anybody's oh, because she spent with forced to marceau aquila, which is obviously due to still with them a couple it relates to me when you do have a talk with nationwide anthony comp, with envoy. so of course i could see if some upgrade and yet this, that the copy from wanted to see, got us the boys. ah, the kenwood and y'all don't make it, i don't blame you, i'll walk ah, all, oh, movies. earlier i just get them up and i don't comes, come in then. yes, come here below, which was interesting. so in you e. retros go down here to the thought you said the opposite, which means that civil chain, daughters from the road of life foundation, went to the guns region where they were in great demand. ah, even in peacetime homes and rehabilitation centers with the disabled like somewhat behind the times in terms of medical advancements, essential drugs and doctors, us guess with mom and hurti

the bbc board, widely considered to be a reference to the former theresa may comms chief sir robbie gibbe bbc withdrew a monologue of hers because it was, perhaps, sending a message of reassurance directly to the government itself. adam, i'm sure you followed all of this very closely. was emily right? well, matt chorley rather cruelly commented, "anyone would think she had a new podcast to promote." i have to say that there seems to be a bit of an issue for people leaving the bbc about getting their own voice back, as we heard also said by someone who's gone over to global. it's not something i've experienced. i haven't really worked for the bbc for a long time. when i did work for the external service, i didn't have any problem in getting my voice back. i've never had any problem at sky or anywhere else, and i don't anticipate it at times radio talk tv. alastair, actually, was the first person who raised this issue in a rather more sophisticated way, talking about moral equivalence, that, you know, if you get both sides of an argument, then when you present them, each one appears to hav

yes. legit. eugene gibb, i'm sure enough to why mean? so the so you culture, why eager to lose you though you basil beard . ha ye got changed? a shoot? ordered the door to door slug around the she teddy tumbled a coma. it better gave indigo street. when marco polo arrived in the 1270s, the new city was still being built. the google a can the supreme ruler of all the mongols that set up the you on dennis dean. beijing would now be capital of his newly conquered chinese empire. was than was she, dia, she'll be to the manger aid, uniform upper fit them in the quadrant than if he got the coolness cookies. i couldn't get out of the bill. it said, but it is yona kane post. see below that history that there was more to beijing than met the eye for his new chinese subjects. there was a carefully coated message from cooper con. the city plan was not mongolian, it was chinese. the mongol con, intended to rule like a chinese emperor, honoring the ancient beliefs and traditions of the oldest civilization on earth. 3 candy john de 70. but yet you are

runway into iran. 2021 byte and gave the taliban $80000000000.00 worth of us hardware. 2022. bitin gibbs, ukraine's military as many billions as they demand. well, telling us troops to apply for food stamps. i'm sensing a trend here. let's get the thoughts now. will this from new york times bestselling author, edmonton? joining us here live on the program on auto international greatly see you today. how have we got to this point where one of the richest countries in the world is asking its own soldiers to use food stamps on it on a personal level? i'm shocked by this. yeah, as well, you should be and i think most americans are, and you're seeing a growing sense among voters and among citizens that our priorities are off. um, you know, one of the realities is that the, the left and frankly, the establishment in both parties have utilized the military as a growing base of business and of money. and so we have seen our military go from being a fighting force that's meant to keep the world safe, but mostly keep america safe to the social services agency. and you know what you mentioned, the

we never thought that would happen gibb, except it's here and we have the visual, and it's worse because like kat's hair extensions, it's self-inflicted. i guess the streets became so state that we forgot why. progressive politicians decided that way things work was no longer necessary so they threw the laws away and now we're free falling into an ambivalent abyss that's deeper and darker than michael moore's belly button. think about that. we got a full finger in there. >> literally. >> and he'll pay for it. those people on the streets, of the depression, they were dad and brothers, war veterans, today maybe it's a tyne a portion of that, bat no. these aren't poock people look for a job. employee aren't looking for people who spit on a stairwell. people like horror movies. it's escapest entertainment. you want a really scare y movie? how about this one smith. scarier than anything hollywood puss out. doorbell video of a woman being attacked by three men on the chicago street and it was turned into a campaign ad made bay a conservative superpac. here's just a tiny bit of it. now that a h

>> we just said was rntrue which is john gibbs is an anti-choice extremists with too conservative forur western e michigan so we have a great t candidate named hillary's golden is going to protect your reproductivefreedom . o and don't take my word for it, the cook political report moved that race to be more likely one that democrats will win so your next guest can explain inwhy he lost a safe incumbent for 400 thousand dollars. we call that protecting woman's freedom. bo>> there are democratstrying something similar in new hampshire. here's what stephanie murphy said about that strategy . camany of us are facing death ofthreats over our efforts to tell thein truth about january 6, to have people telling the kinds gof lies that caused january 6 and continue to put our democracy in danger is just mind blowing, what you say to your colleague ? bl>> what i say is your next guest voted tofa overturn the results of the election with other y house republicans and i let those folks explain that. the danger to our democracy didn't start with the michigan primary. we're e full of people in congr

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then to your point it's bipartisan, republican congressman from ohio, bob gibbs, he was buying sharesversight company was investigating the company. he says the investigation was into the industry, not just the specific company, but he also tried to argue a broader point with this. saying that banning members from buying and selling stocks in his view might discourage qualified people from running for office in the first place. >> you are going to end up possibly with two types of members of congress. one, super wealthy, trust fund babies, and can pay to do blind trusts and negotiate the rates, or you are going to have, and/or you will have people coming in that don't own anything, don't have anything, and no experience. >> speaker pelosi did indeed say earlier today here on capitol hill that she believes there will be a bill on member stock trading on the floor of the house at some point this month. should point out that speaker pelosi and her husband, sandra, were not mentioned in the report, speaker of the house does not actually sit on the legislative committees. back to you. >> s