donald trump came into office as a multibillionaire, obama, and gore the bidens.en spent his whole life in government. gore most of his life, obama most of his life fl 3 trying to over throw the country, they are all worth tens of millions. the bidens during the 2 year break between being vice president and president, made many millions. he has s corporations he never revealed their taxes, why weren't their taxes being released. remember democrats wanted donald trump's taxes they wanted to make sure that top officials are handled properly by the irs. what about the ex- top officials? trump a taxes were released like two weeks before the democratic left was on the office. there was no legislative purpose. so why don't they ask for the obama tax returns or gore tax returns or biden s corporation returns? don't you think that is important? i do. now. i want to go on about criminality. to show you how donald trump as president has been a choir boy. david byrne burnham of "new york times" wrote a book, a law on to itself. he writes about roosevelt: >> radi roosevelt un

al gore and george bush are an interesting example. george w. bush, many, many great friends. i talked to his chief of staff when he wanted to cooperate for this book pretty wanted to talk about is a great friendship with don evans for example. you cannot say he did. you cannot say at a best friend was going to succeed as president. think what i have learned is that those presidents who did have a best friend were generally better for it. and so is our country. that is what i discovered in these nine stories. you can argue really important role in richard nixon's life. i think he was for the most part part of the influence. but the last four years he could have spoken truth to him in the way he did in 1957 when he told nixon to not run for president. i saw you did in 60 and 62 with your family after you lost is quite ugly. nobody had a better seat to see the toll that is exacted on pat, trisha and he did not want to see nixon where the family go through it again and 68 so he said don't run. nixon does not listen to him and runs. the nixon becomes a president he becomes insecur

vice president al gore.mo ancrd organizers would have to contribute 100 thousand ind in return for gore'searance at a buddhist temple in los angeles. thoss.e penalized include democrat national committee, the buddhist temple, theeo clinton/gorepl campaign. and acting as conduits agreed to pay.l a total in fines higher but that some corporations had foifolded andss otherset were dummy operations with no assets. clinton wasn 't placed under crime investigation this. janet reno the attorne general, she tossed a number of investigation to kept starr at this time. g she held this one back.ac this wask. a beauty. the communist chinese military laundered millions of dollar to clinton campaign for president and the dnc. can you imagine? but there is no sodisclosure agreement, don't worry. obama campaign fined big fording hiding donors, keeping illegal donations from u.s. news. about 10. years ago. fec audit of own for ame america's 2008 records foundtt committee failedee to discloseil millionsli of dollars inn contributions, and dragged its feet in refunding billion mores in excess contribution.

i was i a democrat during clinton gore when _ a democrat during clinton gore when he — a democrat durings that he lied _ personal matter, who cares that he lied under oath and created a felony— he lied under oath and created a felony and now we have this outrage — a felony and now we have this outrage of trump potentially paid — outrage of trump potentially paid off _ outrage of trump potentially paid off a mistress. it seems like — paid off a mistress. it seems like a — paid off a mistress. it seems like a stretch for me, i think the — like a stretch for me, i think the public has seen it as a stretch— the public has seen it as a stretch already. recently public _ stretch already. recently public opinion polls show it as a publicly— public opinion polls show it as a publicly motivated —— politically motivated indictment stopping and how much — indictment stopping and how much you despise guy, and trump has told _ much you despise guy, and trump has told people he has the ability— has told people he has the ability of making people crazy. you are — ability of making people crazy. you are

he has 35 days because of bush v gore. i think the supreme court ruling was december 12th or so. so it's clear that he well, he's declared the winner december 13th. he has a harder time. his people in place. and eight months later, 911 happens at the of 911, bush had just over 50% of his senior national people in place. and witkowsky here, she's a senior official. she to get confirmed it took her nine months. how long? nine months. so nine, 11 happened. bush has just over 50% of his national security people in place, more than half of those in place had only been there for two months. so the 911 commission, when they their autopsy of 911, one of the things they found was that the shortened transition imperiled bush's ability to get his people in place and therefore undermined national security preparedness. this stuck with bush through his whole presidency. so in 2008, he's the first president in years that does not have a sitting vice president running. and he tells george bolton as chief of staff, i want to make sure that the next president has longer period of time, a smoother

how did she succeed in making her way as a top flight black chef in italy, land of gore maze a prima philip, her severely with endurance assault that was very decisive. he and with dignity. i never allowed any one to treat me like an animal on me. if you accept that, will you give up fighting? a pathetic woman on the mileage? says smith, did he come back there? today? she's renowned for her blend of mediterranean and african cuisine. she had to overcome no shortage of hurdles along the way. 11 b, b, arty, piano, piano. i started at the bottom, washing dishes and i fought my way up slowly. so i needed money right away and a roof over my head urgently that her mother, what they went away or else could i found a job besides in a restaurant kitchen where i could work every day. love what ari jordan, odo for jordan. together with her brother victoria, had fled the civil war in the republic of the congo in 2000. she arrived in italy. she worked her way up to become head chef and a top restaurant. and in 2014 opened her own establishment in milan, but she had to fight for her recognition. w

ah, italy is a country of gore maize. any one who wants to be recognized with a chef here has to fight hard for it. this is especially true for victory, anger luby, who fled to italy from the congo, and worked her way to the top of the collin airy ladder. she rose from a refugee to a star chef in italy. it sounds like a fairy tale, but it stick to our glue be story. how did she do it? how did she succeed in making her way as a top flight block chef in italy, land of gore maze a prima l up her severely with endurance assault that was very decisive. he and with dignity, i never allowed any one to treat me like an animal. i mean, if you accept that you give up fighting with upper federico millennium ali says smith, did he come back there today? she's renowned for her blend of mediterranean and african cuisine. she had to overcome no shortage of hurdles along the way. 11, be fiarty piano, piano. i started at the bottom, washing dishes and i fought my way up slowly. so i needed money right away and a roof over my head urgently

was excavated in gore court road gore— that it was excavated in gore court road gore as in blood andst a few hours . and we— bees can be destroyed in just a few hours . and we need bees, few hours. and we need our bees, ttwtustw— few hours. and we need our bees, ttwtustw ttt— few hours. and we need our bees, obviously, for the— few hours. and we need our bees, obviously, for the pollination. t hey— obviously, for the pollination. wet—nonet- obviously, for the pollination. tnet—ntnet ant| they do. and the honey and wnatntt. — they do. and the honey and wnatntt. .a— they do. and the honey and whatnot. a volunteer hornet whatnot. but a volunteer hornet nun...— whatnot. but a volunteer hornet nuntet. tnts— whatnot. but a volunteer hornet hunter, this is— whatnot. but a volunteer hornet hunter, this is a— whatnot. but a volunteer hornet hunter, this is a woman who in tenet— hunter, this is a woman who in tenset wnt— hunter, this is a woman who in jersey who obviously couldn't get tntt — jersey who obviously couldn't get tntt tnat— jersey who obviously couldn't get into that german dance t

was excavated in gore court road gore— that it was excavated in gore court road gore as in blood ands . and we— bees can be destroyed in just a few hours . and we need bees, few hours. and we need our bees, ttwtustw— few hours. and we need our bees, ttwtustw ttt— few hours. and we need our bees, obviously, for the— few hours. and we need our bees, obviously, for the pollination. t hey— obviously, for the pollination. wet—nonet- obviously, for the pollination. tnet—ntnet ant| they do. and the honey and wnatntt. — they do. and the honey and wnatntt. .a— they do. and the honey and whatnot. a volunteer hornet whatnot. but a volunteer hornet nun...— whatnot. but a volunteer hornet nuntet. tnts— whatnot. but a volunteer hornet hunter, this is— whatnot. but a volunteer hornet hunter, this is a— whatnot. but a volunteer hornet hunter, this is a woman who in tenet— hunter, this is a woman who in tenset wnt— hunter, this is a woman who in jersey who obviously couldn't get tntt — jersey who obviously couldn't get tntt tnat— jersey who obviously couldn't get into that german dance troupe— get in

i the richard nixon could be talking about compromise election and al gore in 2000. so anyway, this was nice. this was really a show about ellen musk. and if you saw tucker carlson's just watched ellen musk is de rockstar now, he's the man in the white hack. he's the savior. the good guy, just look in the way tucker talk to him. it's almost like white. i'm like, i'm in the same room with this great man. and let me also say, is i've been, i'll say this as delicately as possible. unit, i don't trust anyone. so if you come in, you tell me, i'm going to clean up that. okay, fine, no, no, no, i'm going to release files and have matt t i e e b and we're gonna purge all of this. okay, fine, no, no try. i don't believe any of it. because if you think that i have lived this long, not picking up a thing or 2 about deception, you talk about deception misinformation. believe me, i'm an expert in. there's another word for it, but it's not appropriate right down for family audience. understood. just finally though, just to put you on record, because i do believe the fact that and

plus i will be really burned up when al gore turns out to be funnier than me. but let me say to all of you, i have loved these eight years. i read in the history books how other presidents say the white house is like a penitentiary and every motive they have is suspect even george washington complained he was treated like a thief and they all said they can't wait to get away. i don't know what they are talking about. i have had a wonderful time. it has been an honor to serve and fun to laugh. i only wished we had left more over these last eight years because power is not the most important thing in life and it only counts for what you use it. i thank you for what you do every day. thank you for all the fun times that hilary and i have had, keep at it, it is a great country, it deserves our best. thank you and god bless you. [applause] [applause] >> hard to believe that was over 20 years ago. we are moments away from the speaking portion of tonight's white house correspondents dinner. tonight headliner is comedian and daily show correspondent, that is expected t

say something although larry coral do flew because a day later, ah, let possible goods, goods, the gore from spain as been isabel's softer country. and so they, spain, france, they don't come in in italy. they find another way we head to the other side of the mediterranean sea, wherein to barker on tenicia, northern mediterranean coast. for centuries, everything here revolved around precious coral. but unlike in italy, business is slow. local residents tell us 90 percent of the shops have closed because there is no more coral available which he walked to my flock on will. at some point they will probably be no more quarrel left at all. had he and people die out more than as a shortage, already makes it unaffordable for people here, maria, have no money. damages who can afford top quality coral jewelry that may be artists or business people on the fit for years. solid boots are we worked as a coral diver, he insists he always stuck to the rules, but now he's grown too old for the job and allows other divers to use his boat instead. yeah, laquisha was a lot of illegal fishing going on and

she stepped in because no one else wanted them to or jennifer and marcus gore sir, is the older one from he's 25 now. once it's young, he came with a drug problem and 25 years ago. thank us. yeah. no one to can children like that. so he stayed. oh, want them debug. yvonne is a 3rd. she has autism and still lives with elca and her usually short term foster babies. isn't what's it like when they leave? oh, it's strange. is it suddenly? yes sometimes. but another student rose, right? yeah, that's nice. ah, 2 months after we 1st met. okay. we visited her and emma again. a 2nd baby had moved in in the meantime. no, it's nora. harvey, cousin, i think i knew i shouldn't go wiping out. i picked her up from the crisis center. she was found there right after the birth of her mother left her there after the baby's feet are and casts because she has 2 club theme and she was born with club plaza spectrum. we have one will foster parents taken nora and there's just about to be picked up and brought to a new home you thought the separation will be difficult for elca? hacker rosa trotter is there to len

and, george w bush, old people split between al gore and george w bush. and you get to the 2004 election, and at that point you have the iraq war that has begun to disillusion some young people. and there you see a little bit of a generation gap open up, but young people still break, you know, john kerry by only, i think it was like a roughly a ten point margin, not that big a deal compared to what we see nowadays. but if you actually look at the 2006 midterms, so at that point, barack obama has just arrived in the united states senate, has not announced he's running for president. and in that midterm, young voters broke for democrats by a wider margin than any individual age group had, like for a party. if you look back through like exit polls, just going back and, back and back. so you began to see signs of this breakup between generation and the gop at the time pre barack obama, the are there but the 2008 election certainly didn't help and when you suddenly had a president who at least early in his presidency was very inspirational, appealing to young

i will take al gore's house. al gore. here comes global warming, oceans rising. when that water comes up, the third step animal. >> get my house to jamie dimon. yeah, i don't doubt that they want to do this.they i mean, they wan want are comin they're coming for everything. they think it's it is is whate h they did with covid. >> they just force the issuee . yes. exactly. i think that private property rights were just decimated during covid. i mean, nothing woulring cd surv me at this point. i mean, why not the climatee we because of a virus. you were told this building that you don't you can't actually not evict this person who's not paying and then maybe the person who couldn't pay wasl because you also told themd th t their restaurant was illegal and they couldn't. i mean, in places like new york , i don't know how anyp business survived. and there's a lot that haven'ten i mean, a lot of the things that made new york so speciale, were these small businesses, these little restaurantsyork, . and it's mostly chains that can really afford that. i mean, it was real

on the calendar, this tournament with booty of 500 pieces of gore and wt-1.000 in madrid that charlesa touches on the tone of the competition among our tennis players, while it is announced victoria azarenka she came to the boxing section with her friends at the age of 16, and 10 years later she won the only medal for belarus at the world championships in new delhi, a fragile and tender girl with the rest of the rod inside yuliya panasovich. today, she is training in gomel , by the way, baksana was born in the stolin district of the brest region, the most difficult fight was not the duel for the last planetary championship at all, but the performances at the european championship would have been the most difficult. i have it very i remember well. it was in the sixteenth year at the european championships with an englishwoman, it was very hard for me. after so many years , i still remember how hard it was for me and, probably, it was harder. until in my life. yes, i'm a softer person here in sports. i am angry very angry that girls in such a male sport as boxing find it so clever. cove

it is well stories including a report from france on how gore may cuisine, is helping refugees to stay with us if you can for that. i'm sarah kelly in berlin . there's always more on the web site, t w dot com. you can also follow us on social media. thanks for watching she up to date. don't miss our highlights. the d w program on line d, w dot com highlights. when you become a criminal m. pre kline ai already knows with hackers and paralyzed entire societies. computers that out some are you and governments that go crazy for your data. we explain how these technologies work, how they can make our rules in for, and that's how they can also go terribly. watch it now on youtube. ah, this week on world stories, italy, the efforts to curb illegal coral poaching friends, the michelin chef helping ref. geez, get a new start. we begin in ukraine where the russian invasion has left behind wreckage, but also weapons and personal items of russian soldiers. now becoming popular collectors, items yearly know what the uncle has been receiving some unusual parcels. there this belong to a russian soldi

she stepped in because no one else wanted them to or jennifer and marcus gore sir, is the older one from he's 25 now. 20 sang as he came with a drug problem and 25 years ago. thanks. yeah. no one to can children like that. so he stayed, oh them debug. yvonne is the 3rd. she has autism and still lives with elca and her usually short term foster babies. isn't what's it like when they leave? oh, it's strange. is it st only? yes, sometimes. but another soon rose, right? yeah, that's miss ah, 2 months after we 1st met. okay. we visited her and emma again. a 2nd baby had moved in the meantime. no, he said nora, harvey, cousin, i think i shouldn't go wiping i picked her up from the crisis center. she was found there right after the birth of one. her mother left her there with the baby's feeder and casts because she has to clump theming. she was born with club plaza spectrum. we have one will foster parents take a nura? emma is just about to be picked up and brought to her new home. the separation will be difficult for elca. i co rosen trotter is there to lend support. he hopes her in a work as

is it as well stories including a report from france on how gore me cuisine is helping refugees to stay with us if you can for that. i'm sarah kelly. and when there's always more on the web site, d, w dot com, you can also follow us on social media. thanks for watching. she's up to date. don't miss our highlights. the d w program online. d, w dot com highlights. will you become a criminal m, pre.

a gore and thanks for coming to the show. will the value offered by this new blue check mark, including more visibility? features like an edit button would outweigh its potential to alienate many users? that's really hard to estimate. that's a hard question that i think even ela must, doesn't know. we do good. some people estimate now that about 500000 people are signed up to twitter blue already. we'll see that changes on saturday. does the value of the actual blue check mark potentially sink? then just that check mark if suddenly every one has it. if your user does this makes sense from a strategy perspective. it depends who you are. so if you are william shatner and you're a famous person who's had the check mark already for a long time, it's certainly sinks because then anybody including me can buy the check mark, and now i'm also verified. for him, the value will decrease and for somebody like me would increase or many other users . and i think what's really interesting here is that personally william shatner has a lot o

tipper gore, which is al gore, that horrible wtth— which is al gore, that horrible man with the— whichok loudly . by oh, oh, look at that loudly. by oh, oh, look at that well, welcome back to . well, welcome back to headliners— i well, welcome back to headliners. _ . well, welcome back to headliners. was- . well, welcome back to headliners. was it- well, welcome back to headliners. . .’t:i”ti?’ i well, welcome back to- headliners. was it there? we've got tomorrow's expressed now. and is it time for a windfall tax— and is it time for a windfall tax em— and is it time for a windfall tax em king— and is it time for a windfall tax on king charles paul? �*ftt�*ti.. tax on king charles paul? well, why— tax on king charles paul? well, why mete— tax on king charles paul? well, why mete t— tax on king charles paul? well, why not? i mean,— tax on king charles paul? well, why not? i mean, he— tax on king charles paul? well, why not? i mean, he is apparently richer than the queen was much. thanks. according to this the express to the this story in the express to the divorce , to diana, i'm not div

one thing d and lindley on the go you al gore some line to her golden rule. long young yell, one higher. god though she you said we are typing young they day yet no one really hard thing. * thank you again. good. wow, ganga ganga. why let you know that? okay, let me know i i i know minoza via the me, glenn for then become more like, oh god, he got my media locale. young man with that gun. the guns i had and me grandpa, he's at the vic, remove the land. and when i when you book lot more than then you know, anyone with a, you're welcome level. was like you like that one phone book to do with the normal price with a they are they on my own mean boy i so now the no, i don't lie, you mean call me on. yeah. why i'm really mean convoy there with me. you see how long he got. who do you? oh, don't hang out. don't, don't open until mom calls i he, mom, i hope i sound the ala being home lay. i'm layla yan a crazy day. yeah. he or they go to your pan. okay. ctp. yeah. quite a while. oh hi. glenda mulligan, de la di tom. heidi got maninder among start. i was you all now.

looking at the nonincumbants of the similar or same share, it is bob gore and john mccain and hillary clinton and they all went on to win their party's race. >> we shall see. >> and i will be with you for the rest of the way. >> thank you, and back over to you. >> it is a mixed bag. >> thank you very much. and joining me now is our congressional anchor dana bash and i want to go back to the announcement scheduled for tomorrow, and it is a big deal and what are you hearing publicly and privately from the democrats on this announcement? >> look, it is very, very mixed when it is coming to the true feelings of democrats. when they are looking at the hard facts and you heard this from amy klobuchar on "state of the union" with meso many pluses that he has in his column. the big thing hanging over it, and the big negative is something that is not changeable which is joe biden's age. the white house sees that. the democrats see it and hear it is not just in, you know, focus groups, but probably when they are going to the grocery stores and talking to regular constituents and that they have

the gore, buddy you are my mother in law regina general or a border cigna im was ding noise. so get out a little fussy, did you skip idea? if a business, she admitted artillery absolute mer, you must almost to meet you and your password is appreciate if you do mobile that actually every mother's even look is coupled to one another. got you another degree, jealousies lose it as soon as possible, but almost the budget more blades. mama, me and joe both thought that together in the body of my step flip that use of sunni gear. would you possibly on the left over in here. ah, with 30 with with no i know the with an adorable number of course apostles which is a huge butch camilla, would you give them a poem or as a villa crucial walsh low video h as go give show up order for gazillion roller beach though with papa bushel his love, fuller platform than a broader war baggage that children that was ordering the for you or get fuming of the word for papa's favorable of possible over spoken. you will know willis macola blue was a brahms for you. thank number you but a t didn't so my lor

tipper gore, which is al gore, that horrible ebbb— which is al gore, that horrible man with the— whichs squirrels should is rich. white squirrels should fear nutella look fear nutella and how to look loudly . by oh, oh, look at that loudly. by oh, oh, look at that well, welcome back to . well, welcome back to headliners— i well, welcome back to headliners. _ . well, welcome back to headliners. was- . well, welcome back to headliners. was it- well, welcome back to headliners. c c“r;”r;?’ i well, welcome back to- headliners. was it there? we've got tomorrow's expressed now. and is it time for a windfall bev— and is it time for a windfall bee ee— and is it time for a windfall bee ee bbeb— and is it time for a windfall tax on king charles paul? �*vtvb�*r;cc tax on king charles paul? well, why— tax on king charles paul? well, vby eeb— tax on king charles paul? well, vby eeb b— tax on king charles paul? well, why not? i mean,— tax on king charles paul? well, why not? i mean, he— tax on king charles paul? well, why not? i mean, he is apparently richer than the queen was much. thanks. accordin

con las de tienda >>> asegura que desencadena mujer fuera pero por la tarde la citosina grado >>> gore irías que ver los ladrones o estadios vehículos de azora >>> 11 de un mes del vehículo ha viajado mucho. >>> de residentes generadores cómo a las víctimasde los 20 aranceles aumentará el patria ejerzan tras ver el aumento de robo de vehículos en esa zona para algunos de estos negocios el daño ya está hecho. noticiero telemundo 48 >>> otras situaciones que existen entre los maestros felicité escolares sociedad esta tarde maestros y de la comunidad recabaron firmas manifestaron preexigieron con sábado roto. el 23 con la responde asegurando que las senso existiere. la abogada defensora de nuevo de un mejor y teseo en genes nuevo ideas para accionadas de de gas pimienta también asegura que serían relacionados. la fiscal del distrito (nombreen inglés) dijo que en guardia nacional me dijiste y te dije la muy reciente próximo del gobernador sic es para hacerle frente las presentan en las calles desan francisco los comerciantes las drogas al aire libre en la zona de (nombre en inglés) ahogan

felicia he does for the both of them as well by the name of dot m crawford . bennett, nigger co, the gore. but you are my mother in law regina kessler. i bought a senior im was ding noise. so get out a little fussy. did you skip idea if a busy sheet my spitted archy liddy, absolute mare we as of you must almost to meet you in his, beside this policy. and if you mobile that actually there is another zone of his cup. what? to what another could get another bill agreed. yellows will lose it as soon as possible, almost the budget more blades. mommy and joe both thought together, you know, by your question, do you still need your gear? would you possibly on a lot of renew with with with no, i know the with those are the number puzzles reaches on those lodge can with many of them poem a short lush, low redo age of cold kick. so bob put the rope on the beach though with papa bushel his little platforms are not going to work with that. i was wondering if you get coming in tomorrow for papa's state level of possible felony will know well long in the corner below was a bribes for him. thank number

al gore said it was the best he ever voted for in economics ever. you know, we have a way of reaching across the aisle and this to happen. it is time we get together and be a pro, pro-growth agenda. there is i mean, i'm going lecture one more time. there is a governor, colorado, named jared polis. jared polis has the best record on covid response i doing. i mean, listen, jared wants to get rid of the income taxes, property taxes dramatically. the track up, medical transparent state in the nation. i mean, it's not just republicans. it's your public. it's growth. and we need to get growth in the democratic, in the republican party and across the board. please. it's we be the stewards of the economy and guardians, perhaps prosperity, period. i was going to take one more from the audience and then we'll start wrapping up. hello, andrew hilburn actually worked for liz truss and i agree her lowering taxes but at the same time she increased spending, agreed to pay for everyone's winter heating bills and want to borrow public money to pay for them. i think