alexander lukashenko spent the second day of his visit on the mainland of equatorial guinea.shown how the future capital of the country was being built. what a university, a large hospital and a government building look like and work like. then there was lunch and meeting the first lady. and then teodoro biankn-gembasogu escorted his now partner to the plane. and our president flew away. no, not home. from equatorial guinea. alexander lukashenko headed to kenya and arrived there on sunday evening. kenya is located in east africa, it also has access to the ocean, albeit to the indian one. the area is 582.646 km, 21 times larger than equatoguinea, almost three times the area of ​​belarus. this country has a population of 50,600,000 people, which is 5 and a half times more than ours. alexander lukashenko also spent time in kenya. conversations with his colleague william ruto. and their result was an agreement that in the near future specialists from both countries will prepare a plan close cooperation, similar to the one signed for belarus and equatorial guinea. if someone think

we have papua new guinea and new guinea where they have... we're talking about an island that has hundreds and hundreds of languages and ethnicities. the people have different customs all throughout. that's the thing, it's so diverse. this happens only here. it's a larger story. >> jesse: is this something that they are ashamed of? is it something they accept as a part of their history? >> yes, they accepted. i don't know if there is a shame part or anything like that but everyone is going to tell you. at one point hundreds of years ago or even probably 100 years ago or so. cannibalism does not exist anymore in 2024. >> jesse: do you think if his uncle had swam ashore on that fateful day during world war ii that he might have been a great white feast. >> i'm not sure what to say about that. it is stories at this point. things are kept from the passed. they have a really interesting way of maintaining their tradition. most of the stuff that you will see we'll be about their dancing, their community about their festivities. no one talks about c

and new guinea is now at an all time lowd have n. turns out you accuse a country of eating your uncle. rythey don't take it lightly.con >> countries have gone to war over muctr warh less. locals on the island say president biden story is unacceptable. >> they say the cannibals wouldn't jus t eat any white man the s that fell from the sky. >>ky the whole episode just leaves a bad taste in our mouths. >> taste one journalist actually visited these tribes and they've never even seeny. a white guy. >> black people have so manyonfe questions. people are confused. why are white people want to come? so, yeah, we're havingg a little town hall, you can put it that way. >> everyone should know. >> i fogelberg's he was eatente 80 years ago. surely80. ba >> tribal elders pass this history down to the next . t.ration the great white feast. they'd call it fact checkers appear to be shy. the associatedassociat press sas biden is off on details. >> nbc says biden's b mischaracterized the circumstanceid. cnn says biden's accountfers differs from the

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that part of new guinea.opua. new guinea's james marape has accused joe biden of disparaging the south pacific island nation because the us president said his uncle was eaten by cannibals during the second world war. biden's comments offended a key strategic ally as china is seeking to increase its influence in the region. marape in his statement said that biden implied that his uncle was eaten by cannibals, president biden's remarks may have sounded offhand, but my country does not deserve such a label. the second... war was not the work of my people, but they were unnecessarily drawn into the conflict, marape added. the prime minister's statement came on the same day he met chinese foreign minister wang yi in port moresby to discuss building closer relationships. joe biden's statement offended the people of papoa new guinea, not only because cannibalism has never happened in that country, but rather because biden meant that they would eat any white guy who happened to fall out of the sky. president joe bide

the camp in papua new guinea was closed in 2017 but dozens of people remain on now roo.nts to rwanda. how successful was canberra�*s policy and what was the cost? today i�*m joined by someone who is affected by it personally. writer behrouz boochani who was held for six years in papua new guinea and now lives in new zealand. thank you so much forjoining me today. could you start by telling us about your experience and what lessons do you think might apply to the uk's you think might apply to the uk�*s rwanda policy? you think might apply to the uk's rwanda policy?- you think might apply to the uk's rwanda policy? thank you very much _ uk's rwanda policy? thank you very much for— uk's rwanda policy? thank you very much for having _ uk's rwanda policy? thank you very much for having me. - uk's rwanda policy? thank you very much for having me. first| very much for having me. first of all i should mention that in the report you say that the manus prison clamp was closed in 2017 but actually it was closed in 2019. but generally, i think the history of australia detention syst

10 years since the first delivery of such a laboratory to guinea, during these 10 years in guinea...logies and pit supervision technologies, we managed to cope with ibol fever epidemic with an outbreak of yellow fever. measles outbreak and cholera outbreak in guinea and we are doing all this together with our friends. vladimir putin announced that such a laboratory would be transferred to uganda at the russia-africa summit in the summer. this is the so-called sanitary passage, it is through it that epidemiologists will enter the laboratory. here they will leave their clothes, change into work clothes, put on personal protective equipment. there is also a shower here; you will need to use it upon leaving. let's move on, the mirror is not here for beauty, but for to check how tightly the protective clothing fits, the doors here are designed in such a way that during real work it will not be possible to open two at the same time, only one at a time, so-called negative pressure is maintained here, this means that the pressure outside is higher than the pressure inside, air, thanks to thi

of guinea, supplies to the sugar industry are actively developing, that is, supplies to morocco, tohis is the african continent. in addition, for the first time this year we they supplied their sugar to afghanistan and mongolia, respectively, that is, at one time these markets were considered quite distant for us. last year we made deliveries to the same mexico, so all the markets are interesting, this year we also supplied to new zealand, so, as you can see, almost the entire globe is familiar with our products, so we will continue, let’s say, to carry out such diversification, the only thing i would like to add is that while engaging in diversification, it is still important not to lose our traditional markets, that is, we are developing new markets not at the expense of leaving old ones, that is, because... this is an area of ​​​​interest and we continue exchange rates: the belarusian ruble has strengthened against the russian and the euro and weakened against the dollar and the yuan. so, the current rates for the national bank: a dollar costs 3 rubles 27 kopecks. the euro has we

joe biden gets into a fight with papa new guinea. tiktok might be banned forever.find out why people are yelling at your car. >> ronny: but first, donald trump is being gagged and tortured, so let's watch it, you perverts, in our ongoing coverage of "america's most tremendously wanted!" ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> the whole thing is a scam. >> jordan: today was the second day of trump's hush money trial and the first witness was the editor of "the national enquirer." he testified that to help trump win the 2016 election, he would buy scandalous stories about trump and then bury them. and what a great job he did. i can't think of a single trump scandal! but before they could even get into that, they had to hold a separate hearing to find out if trump violated a gag order when he threatened jurors and witnesses. and that hearing did not go well for trump. >> it was a pretty wild and intense hearing on donald trump's gag order. it all turned into a very heated exchange between the judge and trump lawyer, todd blanche, who argued that trump is being very careful. whil

they have proven themselves remarkably well in guinea.august will mark 10 years since the first delivery of such a laboratory to guinea. over these 10 years in guinea, using our mobile technologies and pit surveillance technologies, we managed to cope with... the ebola epidemic, the yellow fever outbreak, the measles outbreak and the cholera outbreak in guinea, and we do it all together with our friends. vladimir putin announced that such a laboratory would be transferred to uganda at the russia-africa summit in the summer. this is the so-called sanitary passage, it is through it that epidemiologists will enter the laboratory. here they will leave their clothes, change into work clothes, put on personal protective equipment. there is also a shower here; you will need to use it upon leaving. go ahead. the mirror is not here for beauty, but to check how tightly it fits protective clothing. the doors here are designed in such a way that in real work it is impossible to open two at the same time, only one at a time; so-called negative pressur

, this year the republic of guinea was added.to the sugar industry are actively developing, that is, supplies to morocco and hanna also continue, that is, this is the african continent; in addition, for the first time this year we supplied our sugar to afghanistan, to mongolia, respectively, that is, these markets were once for we were considered quite distant, it was much easier to work in closer markets, however less we set ourselves such a task. i think we are fulfilling it successfully, but we certainly won’t stop there, last year we made deliveries to the same mexico, so all markets are interesting, this year we also delivered to new zealand, respectively, as you can see, almost the entire winter ball, he is familiar with our products, so we will continue, let’s say, carry out such diversification, the only thing i would like to add is that while diversifying, it is important not to lose our traditional markets, that is... we we develop new markets not at the expense of leaving old ones, that is, because sometimes in some ca

part of new guinea. james marape has accused joe biden of disparaging the south pacific island nation because the us president said his uncle was eaten by cannibals during the second world war. biden's comments offended a key strategic ally as china seeks to increase its influence in the region. marape said in a statement that biden hinted that his uncle was eaten cannibals. president biden's remarks may have been casual, but my country does not deserve that label. the second world war was not the work of my people, but they were unnecessarily drawn into the conflict,” marape added. the prime minister's statement was released on the same day he met the foreign minister.' categorization is very offensive, not because someone says: oh, papua new guinea used to have cannibalism. yes, we know this is a fact, but taking it out of context and implying that your uncle jumped out of a plane and we somehow think that's good food is unacceptable. according to kabuni, in the past, some communities practiced canniba

in that part of new guinea. >> you're going to lose the election.nt we all get to an age where we confuse our own life story with the plot of indiana jones. >> jesse: how all right -- how are regular new yorkers digesting the story? johnny hit the streets to ask. >> guess what donald trump said now? >> biden is decrepit something. >> enough. >> he said his uncle was eaten by cannibals. >> that's nasty. >> donald trump lies about everything. >> to -- do you believe it? actually it was joe biden who said that. >> that i could believe. >> i can believe it there. >> are you serious? >> yes, they did. >> i don't know anyone that's ever gotten in by cannibals. >> get in my belly. >> joe biden said his uncle's plane was shot down in new guinea and then cannibals eight him. the pentagon says that is not true. >> where is new guinea at? is in the pentagon and america? >> everything that comes out of his mouth is lies and makes no sense. >> the white house thinks you are silly if you question the story. is that fair? >> i don't know why i can't have my own op

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they have proven themselves to be excellent in case in guinea.ill mark 10 years since. the first delivery of such a laboratory to guinea, over these 10 years in guinea, using our mobile technologies and pit surveillance technology, we managed to cope with the ibola fever epidemic, an outbreak of yellow fever, an outbreak of measles and an outbreak of cholera in guinea, and we do all this together with our friends. vladimir putin announced that such a laboratory would be transferred to uganda at the russia-africa summit in the summer. called a sanitary checkpoint, it is through it that epidemiologists will get into the laboratory, here they will leave their clothes, change into work clothes, put on protective suits, personal protective equipment, there is also a shower here, they will need to use it at the exit, let's move on, the mirror is not here for beauty, but to check, how tightly the protective clothing fits, the doors here are designed in such a way that during real work... it will not be possible to open two at the same time, only one at

he was on a reconnaissance flight in a single-engine aircraft over new guinea.as shot down in an area where there were a lot of cannibals in new guinea at the time. the body was never found. but the government came back while i was there, checked , found parts of the plane and the like. when d-day arrived, on sunday the next day my mother's four brothers. went to the recruiting station, joined the army, each of them signed up as a volunteer, and they called my uncle ambrose bouzia, named bouzia. my uncle bosie was a damn good athlete when he was a kid, and he served in the army air corps before there was an air force. he flew these single-engine aircraft as a reconnaissance aircraft over combat zones. he was shot down in new guinea. the words of my opponent, spoken not so long ago in paris. he was asked if he would visit the graves of american soldiers. he replied: no, i won’t do this, because they are all suckers and losers. i didn't make this up. his staff who were with him confirm this today. suckers and losers. this man does not deserve to be my son's comman

many of the guinea pigs, also pregnant and suffering some major health issues. now the shelter says it appears a colorado breeder became just overwhelmed trying to care for the animals. the shelter is now looking for donations from the community to help with the care, and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast rap with alex savage airs 7:00 monday through friday, or you can find around the clock coverage. west coast rap.com okay. >> actor jonathan majors has avoided jail time after being convicted of assaulting his ex-girlfriend. >> a judge did sentence the 34 year old actor to probation and a year long counseling program. the conviction stemmed from an altercation last year in which his ex-girlfriend accuses him of attacking her in the back seat of a vehicle. majors has lost movie roles over the incident, but tmz told us he is preparing for at least one film. >> he's got to wait and see just how welcoming hollywood is after. even though was the lesser charges, he still was convicted. of an assault, third degre

and the chinese foreign ministers. official says that to pop with new guinea conference that by june this year we in to complete a joint feasibility study on free trade between our countries pop or new guinea has also joined the asian infrastructure investment bank. i'm particularly pleased that popcorn of guinea to now directly export agricultural produce to china. a milestone that is close to my heart. i extend my gratitude to the chinese leadership for making this past.

this august will mark 10 years since the first delivery of such a laboratory to guinea, during theseur mobile technologies and pit surveillance technology, we managed to cope with the epidemic of fevers. ebola with an outbreak of yellow fever with an outbreak of hori and an outbreak of cholera in guinea and we do all this together with our friends. two modules are based on kamaz vehicles, which means... they can cover long distances off-road, this is especially important, because, for example, the last ebola outbreak in uganda was in a remote area on the border with the democratic republic of the congo. this is the so -called sanitary checkpoint, namely through it, epidemiologists will enter the laboratory. here they will leave their clothes, change into work clothes, put on personal protective equipment. there is also a shower here; you will need to use it upon leaving. go ahead. the mirror is not here for beauty, but in order to check how tightly the protective clothing fits; the doors here are designed in such a way that during real work it will not be possible to open two at the

upon the then b, g, that's duplex, china, top diploma has given his conduct bought in popular new guinea and not just the pad met in the pacific island nation. are to use rep. they cannot be the poor who has the story. china, it has become one of the top one who g nice top trading partners alongside australia and singapore. and the chinese foreign ministers. official says that to pop with new guinea conference that by june this year we aim to complete a joint feasibility study on free trade between our countries pop or new guinea has also joined the asian infrastructure investment bank. i am particularly pleased that popcorn of guinea to now directly export agricultural produce to china. a milestone that is close to my heart. i extend my gratitude to the chinese leadership for making this possible chinese for administer. wong is said in the response that pop one new key needs was the 1st aspect island country designed the memorandum of understanding and corporation plan for the felt road initiative. and advocated that the domestic affairs of passive island countries should not be intervi

guinea, in these 10 years in guinea , using our mobile technologies and pit surveillance technologiesr epidemic, the yellow fever outbreak, the hori outbreak, the cholera outbreak in guinea, and we are doing all this together with our friends. two modules: created on the basis of kamaz vehicles, which means they can cover long distances off-road, this is especially important, after all, for example, the last outbreak of ebola in uganda was precisely in a remote area on the border with the democratic republic of the congo. this is the so-called sanitary passage; it is through it that epidemiologists will enter the laboratory. here they will leave their clothes, change into work clothes, put on personal protective equipment. there is also a shower here, you will need to use it already. at the exit, let's move on, the mirror is not here for beauty, but to check how tightly it fits protective clothing, the doors here are designed in such a way that during real work it will not be possible to open two at the same time, only one at a time. vladimir putin announced that such a laboratory wou

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>> he got shot down in new guinea.found the body because the race to be a lot of cannibals. >> jesse: a pretty culturally insensitive accusation from the commander-in-chief. pentagon says its a big fat lie. the media has no problem with it. none of the major networks even covered the tail. except for one cnn commentator who seemed to believe the big guy. >> like joe biden's poor uncle, i think mike johnson's going to avoid the cannibals in his own party. >> jesse: papua new guinea president not laughing,'s people are not a bunch of south pacific cannibal actors. president barton's remarks may been asleep at the time, however, my country does not deserve to be labelled as such. and he's not alone, historians taking issue saying that local people would not just eat any white man that fell from the sky. radio talkshow host joins prime time, they were not just eat any old white man it has to be a specific tender, maybe medium rare white man? >> they have to have a little sun on him, have to be baked a little bit, i just fi

fever epidemic, the yellow fever outbreak, the hori outbreak, the cholera outbreak in guinea, and wesed on kamaz vehicles. which means they can cover long distances off-road. this is especially important because, for example, the last ebola outbreak in uganda was in a remote area on the border with the democratic republic of the congo. this is true called a sanitary passage, it is through this that epidemiologists will enter the laboratory. here they will leave their clothes, change into work clothes, put on personal protective equipment. there is also a shower here; you will need to use it upon leaving. and let's move on. the mirror is not here for beauty, but to check how tightly the protective clothing fits. the doors here are designed in such a way that during real work it will not be possible to open two at the same time. only one at a time. about vladimir putin announced that such a laboratory would be transferred to uganda at the russia-africa summit in the summer. in february of this year , a delegation from our rospotrebnadzor, led by its head, mrs., visited you. popova, she

he got shot down and that was in new guinea and they never found the body because there are a lot ofat part of new guinea. >> the official record of the incident mentions nothing of the incident or says his plane crashed down. it says he died after his plane crashed off the course of new guinea and the white house was forced to do damage control. look at the contrast between the campaign. >> to see him muttering about a milk shake, not usually what you think of when you think of reagan or barack obama and instinctive politicians who were great orators. a couple of things stood out. number one, he was lamenting the fact it was a f biden. he has been kidding about that for a while. brandon, we know what that means, let's go brandon. we know how that translates. he is reportedly calling donald trump sick f in all of his emails and interaction. his staff calls him a hitler . if you want some semblance of maturity and bring some back into the white house, you can bring that back into the scenes. donald trump does things instinctively. he walks into a fast food place and says i don't care,

i just wanted i figure that wha figurede wat joe should was he's not talking about new guinea.alking about the oldw gui. >> that's right. what about what about whene an trump said haiti was a national countrty and all broke loose?ll >> well, he was telling cnn, cnn apologized loose to haiti.o, on no one on cnn has apologized to new guinea. >> it is not. said they got elected. they look at it as they get the label that it is. this the old man yelling at the sonyellin and the old man yellig at the sky, shaking his fist. every time he says something ouveryt of line, they just labee as well. he's old. they get to use it and they'ret not using his age.ou'r and you're right. the left gets away with right, t of stuff. but we have to remember when we're thinking about the left, this is thwe nkine same that doesn't believe in the death penalty, but does believe in abortion. pena though we know that the you know, the child is innocent and the personthat t is probabl. >> well, i mean, poor uncle buzzy. g i mean, what a way to go,, of tommy, of all the ways fire, you know, plane crash, sho

> the president implying his uncle was eaten by cannibals in new guinea.he pentagon saying for unknown reasons this plane was forced to ditch in the ocean off the north coast of new guinea. the aircraft's nose hit the water hard. three men failed to emerge. they were lost in the crash. one crew member survived and was rescued by a passing barge. an aerial search found no trace of the missing aircraft or the lost crew members. the story from may 14, 194 had 4. but he said it twice yesterday. maria: the story was completely not true. >> you according to the military, the story is not true. >> was -- >> can you imagine if this was trump. we would be talking about how we're jeopardizing relationships with a strategic partner, how dare you call them can balls. cannibals. salute to un uncle bozey to dien service. joe biden said it. nobody cares. maria: i should assume that since they were made up stories that msnbc did not take et it it liveand pulled away while hes talking. that's what they did with trump. they made that decision. >> i don't watch msnbc. this g

popua new guinea took offense at biden's bike about uncle eaten by cannibals.n will the west answer for the sins of the past? hello, this is the meeting place at ntv, the place where everything becomes clear. me, andrey norkin, my colleague ivan trushkin, we are working live. today we will begin, as , unfortunately, very often we have to do, the last months of messages from the belgorod region. this region, as you understand, is the most frequently shelled by the ukrainian armed forces, the day before the local authorities published statistics, the rionovosti agency cited them today, of course they are terrifying figures, 120 people in total, residents of belgorod and the region of various settlements were killed, but during all this time, as a result of ukrainian shelling, more than 600 were wounded, and tonight they were shelled again, thank god there were no casualties today, but... well... no less , there is some minor destruction there, so let us now show you the footage and report with the help of the ministry of defense that during the night four rockets

he got shot down in new guinea.ause it used to be there were a lot of cannibals, for real, and that part of new guinea. >> steve: apparently, that is not true. the pentagon said his uncle bozey's plane was lost at sea in open water. it is just a number of the many whoppers our current president has told and here are a couple more gems. >> i like an awful lot of people in this audience. the first of my family to go to college and watch my dad struggle to help me get there and get all the kids there. >> new york i remember standing there and looking at the building. i felt like i was looking through the gates of it looks so devastating. >> steve: apparently none of that stuff true. charlie hurt joins us from the d.c. area. charlie is giggling and you shouldn't, this is serious stuff, charlie. >> very seriously. >> steve: i don't know what is more disturbing, the fact that he called his uncle, uncle bozey or it sounds like it sounds like bozey with the donner party treatment. >> my favorite part about the clip is the c

from guinea , we have to go and bring bauxite from the mines of guinea. bauxite is the raw material of bauxite and alunide is the raw material of aluminum , which is a strategic metal that is the main need of the country. well , see how much it is producing. well, we can sit down and interact with the friends of the environment, sir, by protecting the rights of the environment. we should extract this mineral in compliance with all the rules and regulations of our other reserves in the world. our grapes have a lot of potential reserves, but unfortunately, due to the opposition of the environment , it is not used for this mineral, we have the rare earth elements of lithium, its importance is not hidden from anyone, so unfortunately, we could not do anything because of those environmental conflicts we couldn't do mining, we could n't do exploration. it doesn't matter lake urmia, lake qom, if there is nothing left of it, you can extract lithium from it. anyway, look, the national park has its own rules and regulations . naturally, if you are subject to the la

to be a lot of cannibals that a part of new guinea. >> jesse: the associated press says joe biden'st his own goal getting eaten by cannibals. how do we know? the guided not assume a short, get captured and cooked? so we have to trust but verify, so we reach out to the new guinea cannibalization and they tell me they did indeed and he tasted delicious. and then added, where is hunter? now don't trump said his family was unitive by cannibals that they would call him a racist liar, definitely doesn't taste as good. but joe biden's campaign says he's totally sharp, they put out any ad on it today, watch... >> alex telles story about meeting president biden because when you meet him, this guy is as sharp as a knife. >> jesse: if you have to tell people your sharp, you are not. and started spinning millions dollars on an ad to say your sharp, just be sharp for free. voters agree, trump is up in georgia, michigan, tied in bonds avana and wisconsin. all states, biden one in 2020. >>> guinness, before we get to the politics, of joe biden is saying cannibals eight his un uncle, do think he sh

, this year the republic of guinea was added, sugar supplies are actively developing industry, that is. in morocco, in gannu, that is, this is the african continent, in addition, for the first time this year we supplied our sugar to afghanistan, to mongolia, respectively, that is... once these markets were considered quite distant for us, it is much simpler was to work in closer markets, nevertheless, we set ourselves such a task with success, i think we are fulfilling it, but we certainly will not dwell on this, last year we made deliveries to mexico, so all markets are interesting, this year already new zealand was also supplied, so, as you can see, almost the entire globe, they are familiar with our products. therefore, we will continue, let’s say, to carry out such diversification, the only thing i would like to add is that while diversifying, it is still important not to lose our traditional markets, that is, we are developing new markets not by leaving old ones, that is, because that sometimes in some cases even entering a new market is to some extent easier than gaining a footho

we have to go to guinea from guinea mine , we have to go to bring bauxite, bauxite is the raw material of bauxite and alunide is the raw material of aluminum, which is a strategic metal that is the main need of the country. well, see how much it is producing. well, we can sit down and interact with the friends of the environment, sir. environmental rights to extract this mineral and other reserves in compliance with all the rules and regulations. our angoraran region has a very potential reserve, but unfortunately, due to the opposition of the environment , it is not used for this mineral , but the importance of rare earth elements, lithium, is not hidden from anyone. well , because of those environmental conflicts, unfortunately , no, i have this pain in my heart. there is something that we have in the country and we have to spend dollars to import it from abroad. i say that we have a lot of this mineral, which can be regulated to a certain extent now. which one do i remember? i'm in tears we are famous in the geological paradise, we claim that we have at least 75 types of minerals in

a lot of cannibals, for real, in that part of new guinea.nd then my son volunteered to go to iraq for a year. and he came back with stage four glioblastoma. and they gave - like many of you, risked your lives and you know people who gave their lives for the country. they're heroes. but one of the things as i was doing that today, i was reminded of what my opponent said in paris not too long ago. they asked him if he would go visit american gravesites. he said, "no," he wouldn't do it, because they were all "suckers" and "losers." i'm not making that up. his staff who was with him acknowledge it today. "suckers" and "losers." that man doesn't deserve to have been the commander-in-chief for my son, my uncle. so, folks, we got a lot of work to do, but i'm confident we can do it. and i mean it. i've never been more optimistic about our possibilities as a nation. we're the united states of america. there's nothing beyond our capacity - nothing. thank you, thank you, thank you. [applause] ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institut

in that part of new guinea.ncle’s version differs from the one recorded in the archives of the ministry of defense. in may 1944, the douglas a20 bomber, on which ambrose finnigan was flying passengers, made an emergency landing on water near the island of guam. one crew member survived. three, including joe biden's uncle, were unable to get out of the plane and drowned. these fantasies or biden’s deliberate lies are already frightening not only the voter. so polish president andrzej duda chose to meet with trump in new york. they have good relations with the former president, and together they make plans for the future. we respect poland very much, we respect the president very much. as you know, we had a very good relationship and never had any problems, even minor ones. practice, there is nothing extraordinary in this, in the meantime in washington they are preparing for saturday's vote in congress on foreign aid, they promise to sit until the last minute, possibly until late at night; starting monday, congres

i traveled with general macarthur and new guinea. i was a success.i hobnobbed famous people like wendell. king, george and queen. i went out presidents. i was with mr. roosevelt in casablanca. and i was part of the victory in north africa. i was a success. but thing that makes me a success most of all is this. i've made a friend. i the soldier. wherever you see one, i guess the other won't be behind. and that goes for now. and then fighting together. and for after the war, when we'll be building together. because the rumor is going around right, that, gee is here to stay. we've got a great

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in that part of new guinea.owever, biden’s uncle’s version differs from the one recorded in the archives of the ministry of defense. in may 1944, a douglas a20 bomber, on which ambrose finigan was flying as a passenger, made an emergency landing on water near the island of guam. one crew member survived, three, including joe biden's uncle, could not get out... the good ones make plans for the future together. we respect poland very much we respect the president very much. as you know, we had a very good relationship and never had any problems, even minor ones. we discussed the middle east, ukraine and the future of europe. they no longer hide the fact that the old world is preparing for trump. in early april , the head of the british foreign office, david cameron, had dinner with the republican candidate at the maralago estate. they are no longer shy and act. but now congressional democrats in the white house fear that speaker johnson's bill-splitting stunt may be just a cunning ploy by the republicans. having v

pentagon doesn't say it's people. >> so we don't want to putguinea that. >> where's new guinea? it ain't the pentagon. in america, everything is out of his mouthut is lies, and it makes no sense. hi and i want to be clear. i'm not going nuts. the white house. questio >> you're silly if you question this story. is that fair? is tfaire house. >> i don't know why i can have my own opinion. they think it's silly because they know we. t. right? maybe she meant it was silly>> that you're even still bring it up. you' they ng id be great.for press secretary for joe biden. thank you.>> is that a compliment thank that it's just that they hiding something. what do you think they're hiding? it's not the joe biden. where's the real joe biden then, then? yeah, i've heard of you.? let's call the white house for reasons. the people in there got to be white people. what about barack obama? what about him? he was in there. not about obama. d he he was black for a minute. well, no, he was black for the whole eight years. i was the one that got him to produce the birth certificate. >> and i think i

. >> i'm lucky to be a guinea pig. >> reporter: how it gives patients with prosthetic limbs a chance at a more active lifestyle. >> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> good evening. it is an image san francisco is trying hard to fight. scenes of open drug use in the tenderloin, and this is just what you see in broad daylight. the city says what is happening at night is setting back their efforts, and now the mayor is imposing a curfew for retail stores to crackdown on late-night drug markets outside the doors. the plan would impact corner stores, liquor stores, and smoke shops between mcallister oak and jones streets but they would have to close between midnight and 5:00 ams could face fines of up to $1000 for every hour they do not comply. >>> the mayor says the idea came out of feedback from people in the community who do not feel safe. but as amanda harry tells us, some small business owners say they are being unfairly punished. >> once you are in these streets, this is in the thick of everything. >> reporter: jamar is referring to the markets at the nighttime pla

my uncle, he became an army air corps before the air force came along and he got shot down in new guineabecause they used to be -- there were a lot of cannibals, for real, in that part of new guinea. >> stephen: that is a crazy and tragic story, though if true, it is hard to blame the people of new guinea for turning cannibal, because there is so little meat on their country's pigs. [laughter and applause] turning to international news, an australian man took the largest pumpkin grown in the country this year and paddled it down the river. take a look. here he comes... and... yes? oh, hell yeah! there he is! i have officially found the coolest guy in australia. sorry, the wiggles. as far as why he wrote his punk and on the river, the man said his only real motive was to have fun and make people smile. well, yeah. kind of assumes that. can you imagine if his motive hhad been literally anything else? "i'm trying to find my daughter who's been taken! have a very particular set of skills. unfortunately if they are finding, carving, and growing pumpkins. she's a goner." here is something i ra

cannibals glenn from vero beach vero beach said johnny to osc district said they would be safer in new guinea johnny is so delicious that's what they tell me laura from vero beach, see you soon i will see you soon have a great weekend i'm a waters and this is my world. >> sean: welcome to hannity tonight in the middle east a paper tiger has been humbled and back at home the president has never looked more weeks just to 24 hours ago israel defied jill biden they launched a counterstrike against of the islamic public of iran and they did it with just three missiles and israel reportedly took out a critical missile defence system defending iran main nuclear facility now the message was very clear israel can and will obliterate iran's nuclear program if the islamic republic dares to launch another attack now israel in many ways it shocked the world as they showed frankly how easy it was for them to penetrate deep into iran territory that is even after biden abandoned them lied to appease his radical base which is the radical democratic party tonight apparently that message received according to r