gillis.>> it has to be close to collapse as my good friend lindsey says 12, 18 months for collapses. now the democrats are have the entrenched power. it's the party. democrats now suddenly turn to not be the party of the people. now they are the party of forever wars and party of censorship. there is a direct proof now thanks to elon musk buying twitter for $44 billion, that was a nice little thing to do on the weekend you could see that there is actual -- talk about collusion with russia. we have collusion first amendment and of course the justice department will do nothing about it. there is proof that the united states government colluded and told social media what they wanted to do and that's a direct violation of the americans first amendment rights. >> carley: you have a whole book about it too you can do it hits shelves on september 24. >> todd: say it the right way. >> you can do it. buy my book, please. >> carley: quickly, a minute until toss to "fox & friends." tell us about this book. >> i really wanted to go after what i felt was the attack on free speech. and i also want

part of the border uh since there were sirens that were sounding in the eastern side of the of the gilli the destruction of the post and devices and hardware, but we're also talking about losses uh within the israeli military personnel, perhaps soldiers, which is something of course the israelies don't admit to, but it is clear. and evident from their reports that there are usually many uh israeli soldiers that are taken to hospital, in addition to the fact that you have lot of officials and even commanders and officers from the israeli army that are talking about the heavy price they are paying um on the northern side which is of course the occupied palestinian territory in the galile region so that means although they have not they are not admitting to it officially they are losing soldiers on the ground in that area. and that brings us to your press tv news bulletin everyone thanks for tuning in and bye-bye for now. بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم انا الرحمman الرحيم. القصه يعني لكل عراقي في ايام صدام حسين له قصه. توجه الى اهل البيت ومنهم الامام. story together. hundreds of people have marched

eastern part of the border, since there were a sirens that were sounding in the eastern side of the gilli region and those settlements there, and usually when you have that type of... from the israeli army, that usually signifies that hizbullah was able to inflict heavy losses upon the israelis and we're not just talking about destruction of maybe settlement or the destruction of the post and devices and hardware, but we're also talking about losses within the israeli military personnel, perhaps soldiers, which is something of course the israelies don't admit to, but it is clear and evident from their... report that there are usually many uh israeli soldiers that are taken to hospital, in addition to the fact that you have lot of officials and even commanders and officers from the israeli army that are talking about the heavy price they are paying um on the northern side which is of course the occupied palestinian territory in the galile region so that means although they have not they are not admitting to it officially they are losing soldiers on the ground in that area so also we know t

them , not far from francis skarina street, in what order it is not specified, toyota, renault and gillycumstances are still being clarified; there were no casualties in the accident, except for mechanical damage to the cars. the night before, rescuers extinguished a fire at the cormalion enterprise in the kormyansky district - this is the gomel region. according to the ministry of emergency situations , flax straw processing waste caught fire there. the fire was quickly localized and the fire was not allowed to rage, no harm done. and a serious operation. saving more than one small life, minsk soldiers of the ministry of emergency situations helped ducklings stuck in the sewer on kirov street, the little hostages were placed in a box, and then released in a safe place, footage of the sweet rescue was shared on the ministry’s telegram channel. this was a project zone x, don’t miss our evening broadcast on belarus 1 at 18:15, take care of yourself and have a good one! belarus is a country with a rich and interesting history, this is truly the oldest building and the most important shrine

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miriam gillis -- i hope i pronounced that correctly, did i get that right? professor at the cardozo school of law. she has written extensively on arbitration come up previously testified before our committee. victor schwartz, cochair of the public policy group at shook, hardy & bacon. he served as law professor and dean of the university of cincinnati college of law. before his current position, he previously testified before the committee, and we welcome him. joanne grace of columbiana, ohio has served her community in a variety of nursing homes since 1976, including as a floor nurse, supervisor, manager, and director of nursing services. thanks for joining us today. i will swear in the witnesses and each will have five minutes for an opening statement, then the question period, five-minute rounds for each senator's. i asked the witnesses to please rise. raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear the testimony you are about to give is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth? all right, thank you. ms. carlson, you are first. ms. carlson: than

miriam gillis -- i hope i pronounced that correctly, did i get that right? professor at the cardozo school of law. she has written extensively on arbitration come up previously testified before our committee. victor schwartz, cochair of the public policy group at shook, hardy & bacon. he served as law professor and dean of the university of cincinnati college of law. before his current position, he previously testified before the committee, and we welcome him. joanne grace of columbiana, ohio has served her community in a variety of nursing homes since 1976, including as a floor nurse, supervisor, manager, and director of nursing services. thanks for joining us today. i will swear in the witnesses and each will have five minutes for an opening statement, then the question period, five-minute rounds for each senator's. i asked the witnesses to please rise. raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear the testimony you are about to give is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth? all right, thank you. ms. carlson, you are first. ms. carlson: than

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particular artist in europe saw that picture this is kelly's probably most famous sketch it's called the gilli boy. and usually you know, this was the day in illustrate newspapers they couldn't reprint photography. the artist still had draw the picture and then the engraver had to take the painting and make an engraving. this caused the engraver was named timothy cole actually. and when it was published inscribed ners, it really created a sensation and kelly was called by the art critics and all their papers were called kelly the founder of the new school of wood engraving. and, you know, it really had motion to it. there was motion in the sky, there's motion in the in the ground, the leaves that there was the grass. everything moved. and it was one particular artist who saw. and he was so struck by he wrote a letter to his brother, i will read to what he said. let's go back to the this artist was writing on september 11th, 1882 and quote recently i've also been drawing on the street. i would like to have a horse pose sometime yesterday i heard someone behind say, well, what kind of painter is

killing all comedy, it's alive and well, there are plenty of comedians, tim dillon, joe rogan, shane gillislike 20 of these guys and they are all excelling because they are fearless and they are free from the constraints. you look at howard stern and jimmy kimmel who have served their testicles on a platter to the woke beast. >> richard: how you get good comedy now isn't stand a person sitcoms? >> dana: i think he knows it and he cares about of the knees raising the alarm bells, last week we did a story about how he said the movie industry is diane, things aren't changing and if you go back from 2015 to 2016, during a presidential election cycle, donald trump was at an event and every member watching it and he said political correctness is killing this country and he gets a standing ovation, this was at the beginning when he is running and i thought people are picking up on this. in "the new york times" today there is an op-ed by a professor who says they are a liberal person but they teach literature and they are shocked at how many students are like i can't believe he wrote that, i can't

. - comedian shane gillis is out of a job. i'm a comedian who was funny enough to get snl.ave never posted the video. i should have put the cameras down. - y'all killing me with this [bleep]! i gave you 30 years of my [bleep] career! - robert-- [laughter] - i have sinned against you, my lord. ♪ ♪♪ - ok, let's get started. i've been canceled so many times, i don't count them. one thing that's helpful is once you kind of get a feel for how the dynamic works, it does start to bother you less because you're like, oh, i know what this is. you just don't look at twitter for three days. if you want to be a public figure, if you want to be a comedian, if you want to be a youtuber, you're going to get canceled at some point. and you need to start practicing, imagining how that's going to feel and deciding how you want to react. ♪ ♪♪ we'll call this a bad tweet. i apologize for tweeting it, and i apologize to any non-binary people who felt trivialized by it. we should try to keep in mind when we're watching someone go through that that, like, yeah, they're going to handle it badly be

there was a cuban slave trader named jose agustin ah gillis, who had been involved, a really horrific slave trading deal in cuba. and he escaped to manhattan in early 1864. and the cubans wanted to get our guy ellis back and the wanted to get appleton smith back. and the problem was there was no extradition treaty between the united states and spain so there was no legal to do this. but william. seward as far as i can figure out. williams the secretary of state gets together with spanish minister in washington, d.c. and says, how about this? you kidnap guy and send him back and we'll kidnap your guy and send him back and we'll both get what we want. so robert murray, the u.s. marshal in new york city, goes and finds margolis, arrests him and sends him back to cuba, where he gets 19 years at hard labor for his crime. the leader of cuba, domingo dolci sends the cuban police to, sidney oaks, from his home in the middle of the night somewhere between 11 and 11 p.m. and midnight to arrest appleton. okay. and they go in, they break the house, and they find a very sick in bed and they say, g

it's not to see guys like shane gillis and guys like me still getting on and doing fun stuff. >> carley: heck ya. >> the turn around is happening. the media we can't continue to ignore half of the pop lace. people just don't live in california and new york. there is another 48 states, hawaii, is basically california, you know, plus. but, anyway. 47 states at least that really matter and that care and people and want to have interesting different opinions. >> carley: thank you so much for joining us. you look great. you sound great as always. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> brian: 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. april 9th, about. this is "fox & friends." >> steve: that is right, brian. >> ainsley: about? it is april 9th. >> brian: i don't want to zone in and commit myself. >> steve: it is exactly the 9th. onth the solar eclipse dazzled the country as americans took in once in a lifetime experience. did you see it? >> unbelievable. like life changing. >> the moon is covering the sun. >> i would totally do it again if i could. >> ainsley: and, oh the irony, former chicago mayor lori

out in gillies, who was camping out in the snow with his two dogs so he could see eclipse . it? it worth camping out? >> oh, yeah. absolutely. and good morning. it was, it was extremely cold, below freezing , extremely cold, below freezing, but it was an amazing experience. >> daniel , experience. >> daniel, can you just explain to us? obviously, we didn't get to us? obviously, we didn't get to see it here, particularly because it was very, very cloudy at 8:00 last night. this is england, after all. the uk . and england, after all. the uk. and what could you see what happened i >> -- >> yeah, yeah. so we were able to, see totality where we were located, like shown there in the photo, it started out a beautiful, perfectly clear, sunny day , as the moon moved in sunny day, as the moon moved in front of the sun, it began to get gradually darker, you could feel it getting colder and the wind began to pick up. and then eventually , once we hit eventually, once we hit totality, the best way i could describe it is it was sci fi, it just looked completely otherworldly. >> and what t

his classmate joe gillis sat there and held crum right as he blabber because it yeah for about 20 minutes and you know blade sometimes in the crash sequence blade comes through the cockpit and they they didn't get out because they had tail rotor strike and it rolled over immediately right. thank you. i was asked before about how do i feel about surviving vietnam. there's lot of guys that had survivor's guilt and somebody that was killed, their friend was a better soldier or a better person. they were. and it should have been them and not not not not them, but me. and i dealt with that for a long time. and i was coming home from work one afternoon about 5:00 in the afternoon and the thought passes very quickly but it was basically it was like an epiphany. and i'm not a strongly religious person, but it came to me that i survived vietnam, two tours of vietnam, not because i thought i was the greatest pilot in the world and i was the luckiest. so i had the best crew, but i survived because it was god's will. it didn't matter what i did. if it was if it was goldsmith's time to go and he was c

. >> you look at shane gillis. these are all guys a thrivingal in a really interesting climate.it's like no w work is helpingw woke you because by rebelling against the woke, develop a really strong audience. all right, we got to move on. p ence.will a coin's new design display. >> california's decline. >> what is going on on american campuses? do they go to war? enemies want to enforce, want to influence the thought processes of our kids? if you say someone's pronoun the wrong way, you can get kicked out of college. the jewish kids are hiding in their dorm, afraid to go to class. from the river to the sea, palestine must be free. that was to be set on campus. how did we get to this point? and can we stand up to it? poison ivy with pete hegseth streaming now on fox nation. >> sign up at fox nation .com home where routine meets remarkable with, unexpected moments of inspiration around every corner and through every window my mornings in the sun with portal to new and fine dining with a view your window. treatments should be as inspiring as your home and the remarkable routine of

seems like gilly solution we have here is i need more money for stats. this could've been done a lot better if we should've heard -- from what you've said today we should've been hearing that a year goes we could've n prepared for what architecture you feel the same way. that you would like to that that conversation and your goal. is there anyway, i mean, store called as for an apology. have you apologize? have you said we know we rey screwed this up and we need to make it better for not just the students but institutions as a? >> yes or i give you just. >> i spoken to parents and students directly. i sat with the mother filling out fafsa. we at, as a say have worked to return 28 million borrowers to repayment if we exchange services and better fafsa speedy you've also worked on for getting a lot of today, diverted on the resources into this why you should, not focusing on the fundamental people turn to go to college for the first time. >> i would welcome to engage with folks with agenda to show the strategy and work with you to make sure the west virgin

jonathan gillis, number one. >> mr speaker , deputy prime >> mr speaker, deputy prime minister, mr speaker , i have minister, mr speaker, i have been asked to reply. >> i know that members across the house will wish to join me in offering condolences to the family and friends of lord frank field. he was an outstanding parliamentarian who worked tirelessly to make society a better place. my right hon. friend, the prime minister is in berlin. he has announced the biggest strengthening of our defence in a generation . and mr defence in a generation. and mr speaken defence in a generation. and mr speaker, i am sure that members will also want to join me in wishing the jewish community a happy passover , a celebration of happy passover, a celebration of freedom. but of course, we remember the empty chairs of those hostages still being held captive in gaza and call for their immediate release . mr their immediate release. mr speaken their immediate release. mr speaker, this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others in addition to my duties in this house.i addition to my dutie

jonathan gillis mp and author and broadcaster amy nicole now, if you nicole turner.ruly, the benches could get unruly, the georgian parliament takes it to a whole new level as mp alecco eliseevichi i'm fluent, failed to control his passions when a bill that he opposed to was passed. >> what i'm bucha tamsin roberts i >> -- >> cani >> can i just m bum >> can i just ask if we could just play that again? does he make the noise? uche as he punches him in the side of the head? and is there any possible for us? let's it. let's for us? yeah, let's do it. let's do it. >> i'm such a cheap. >> i'm such a cheap. >> okay. all right. look, apparently these scenes are not uncommon, after another fist fight broke out over the same bill back in march. now, astonishing pictures , yes, that astonishing pictures, yes, that was what that was. look, patrick, have you ever nearly come to blows? >> when i was a ukip mep, we >> no. when i was a ukip mep, we had a celebrated altercation between two of my colleagues. but unfortunately, it took place in an ante room. they went out through two

gillis questions on this front.ecause i think it's important thing that has not been touched on yet. i am chair of that subcommittee. work with center at lee on this extensively as well as senator grassley. i am concerned some of the forest arbitrations are frustrating the purpose of our antitrust laws. like a noted during our hearing one of the hearings on the topic in 2019 i was and still am disappointed to see the supreme court allowed american express to force arbitration even though doing so would make it difficult to enforce the law. in her dissent in the case, justice kagan wrote the forced arbitration provision in the employee's contract with american express and violated the sherman antitrust act by depriving parties of a chance to challenge alleged monopolistic conduct. meanwhile large companies were able to negotiate better fees are arbitration clauses that smaller companies who artist willus force into arbitration clauses. youou testified, thank you bothn 2019 and in your testimony today that forced arbi

jonathan: shane gillis, can we get a proper roasting from shane?marie: that would be pretty funny. jonathan: that would be better than good. new polling in three swing states showing president biden with a single digit lead in michigan. former president trump with a slim lead in pennsylvania and wisconsin. terry haynes writing biden is still likely to be reelected by the skin of his teeth. polls are leveling out, trump is still weak and rfk's balloon is slowly running out of air. you've maintained this view for quite a while. what is it that you see in error future that ultimately ends at this destination? >> fundamentally, it is that trump has kind of topped out and biden has got a floor with some room to run and room to grow, and that is fundamental. ever since mid-january, trump has been off the week. what you've got is you've got -- awfully weak. you've got splits of 20-40% of the party regulars not voting for him, independents not breaking his way. he needs independents to be more for him then not in order to win. right now that is not happeni