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ha ha ha ha ha ha! ctor rachel jones, phd, from australia, has become a social media star for her moves. when she's not breaking b-girl regan that's her name, works at a university in australia. she's 36 years old. she holds a phd in cultural science and lectures on the cultural politics of breaking in oppressive. let's bring in our garvin thomas now with more olympic moments that we didn't want to miss out on these olympics. everybody agrees they've been wonderful. and i think one of the things that have made these so special is after tokyo, after beijing, having family, friends there for the in the stands because they were not allowed in the stands has made this so special for the athletes, and it's made it fun for us to watch. i have a great example of that for you. it starts with the women's high jump competition, as you can see right here, tara woodard is won the gold medal from the for the women's long jump coming in first place and has that wonderful celebration. she had come back from injuries an

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ha ha ha! ha ha ha! nished it for me. [ laughter ] i know, you're a beautiful man. you look like an older jewish olivia rodrigo. [ laughter ] you must get that a lot. >> i do get that, i take it as a real compliment, thank you. >> jiminy: it's a real compliment to you. tell me about your journey. tell me about your life. >> okay. >> jiminy: where's the nick kroll from? also what he's done and why are you here? [ laughter ] >> you want this all in a very condensed, short -- okay. >> jiminy: well, i have a flight tomorrow, and i'm not that riveted right yet. [ laughter ] >> yes, okay. let's see if we can get there. i'm from new york, westchester county, outside of new york. >> jiminy: wonderful, wonderful. >> and -- so you're in, you're in, i can tell. >> jiminy: no. you mentioned rye. rye and ginger, that's my favorite drink. >> how many drinks do you have a day? >> jiminy: i have about four, and then it's breakfast. [ laughter ] and i get started. i get started early. >> good for you. >> jiminy: i might h

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ha ha ha ha ha ha. uh. well, earlier today at the national book festival, we sat down with author katherine ruth bucolic to talk about her book hannah's children. here's that interview. we welcome now to book tv. katherine ruth bucolic professor, a catholic university of america, author of the book hannah's children the women quietly defying the birth dearth. what is the birth dearth? the birth dearth is that people aren't having enough children for the population to sustain itself. and you and your research colleagues for this book interviewed, 55 different women. who were they? these are women over the country, mostly religious, but they belonged to, you know, churches it's the rocky mountains utah provo valley, texas south carolina, women who've five or more children and and did so because they thought it was a great way to live. five or more children. how did you find these women? we did so following the normal procedures for qualitative research. we basically posted fliers in places where families go, a

story, and this happens, a lot of parents, when they come, you say, buy protection for the child, ha-ha-ha, ha-hahave enough of our own, a lot of guys from those who ride, from former clients, they come and send photos, even dima sent me a photo, damn, sanya, i got into trouble again, well, just. it costs money to fix a scooter, but doctors will fix your hand for free, they don’t have other concerns, sometimes there are situations when people, okay, a hand, a leg, when a person falls and hits the curb with his head, here is absolutely smooth asphalt and a curb, the person opened his skull, and this needs to be explained to everyone all the time, especially to parents, that’s the right way to point out, that they think that it is a toy, in fact it is not a toy, because the scooter is standard, if it accelerates to 25, imagine what speed. in fact, everyone rides, everyone understands, not on all scooters, though there may be speed, first of all, you need to realize that okay, a hand, okay, a scooter, and then his child will not be about the fact that he did not think to buy him protection there alo

all of them. [ cheers and applause ] >> rupaul: ha ha ha! ha ha ha! -- i don't want "yentl." i could do without "yentl." >> rupaul: david, david, do you know the bee gees album she did called "guilty"? >> yes. i think. i guess. >> rupaul: let me just go back to phil. >> okay. [ laughter ] >> rupaul: phil, what's your favorite song on the "guilty" album? >> i -- i -- >> rupaul: "woman in love"? >> "woman in love." >> rupaul: "what kind of fool?" "guilty." "run wild." it goes on and on, people. i'm going to say you are a couple. i'm going to say you are a couple. >> good guess. >> rupaul: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> rupaul: okay. lou, show them what they've won. >> lou: dinner for two at the cheesecake factory. [ cheers and applause ] >> rupaul: whoo-hoo! >> ru, this is going to give it away, but we have seen every single episode of "drag race" three times and all over the world. that would have been a dead give-away. >> we love you. we [ bleep ] love you. >> rupaul: thank you so much. i love you love, i wish you love. oh my god, that was so much fu

story, and this happens, a lot of parents, when they come, you say, buy your child protection, ha-ha-ha, ha-hahotos of what this leads to, we have enough of our own, a lot of guys from those who ride, from former clients, they come and send photos, even dima sent me a photo, damn, sanya, i'm in trouble again, well, it's just that it costs money to fix a scooter, and doctors will fix your arm for free, they don't have other concerns, sometimes there are situations when people, okay, an arm, a leg, when a person falls and his head flies into the curb, here is absolutely smooth asphalt and a curb, the person has opened his skull, and this needs to be explained all the time to everyone, especially to parents, they correctly pointed out that they think that this is a toy, in fact it is not a toy, because the arm itself, okay, a scooter, and then his child , first of all, needs to be realized that okay , it will be about the fact that he did not think to buy him protection there along with this scooter, did not explain to him once again where it is possible, where it is not allowed, because often, f

ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. so strong. don't. so for unborn yourself on burden. burden. god salute. mie lee star catch him tears are amazing studio audience you were amazing fox news tonight with dreamy crazy gallagher is next. >> greg gutfeld love you. it's 1:30 a.m. on the east coast, 1030 here in los angeles. and this is america's late news. late, late news. >> fox news at night. i promise i'll be the best volunteer harris and walz since cam i've ever seen. each of us has a part in the american story. breaking tonight, democrats assuming a united front on the first night of the dnc. but the scene is from a few blocks away. >> tell a bit different story. >> genocide. joe carter kamala baby killer blinken and hundreds of other war criminals are here in chicago to celebrate themselves. >> this is massive security walls, heavily armed cops and eight id checks were put into place to secure the perimeter. we almost forgot it was the democratic national convention. but then the free abortion and vasectomies and 20 foot tall iuds gave us a stark reminder. we'll have much more on that in a

ha ha ha ha ha ha. uh. well, earlier today at the national book festival, we sat down with author katherine ruth bucolic to talk about her book hannah's children. here's that interview. we welcome now to book tv. katherine ruth bucolic professor, a catholic university of america, author of the book hannah's children the women quietly defying the birth dearth. what is the birth dearth? the birth dearth is that people aren't having enough children for the population to sustain itself. and you and your research colleagues for this book interviewed, 55 different women. who were they? these are women over the country, mostly religious, but they belonged to, you know, churches it's the rocky mountains utah provo valley, texas south carolina, women who've five or more children and and did

ha ha ha ha ha ha. uh huh, uh ha ha ha ha ha ha. um. uh huh uh. and you're watching coverage of the 2024 national book festival at the washington, dc convention center. several hours ahead. authors ned blackhawk. erik larson are two of the authors that you'll see joining us now on. our set. is the american the evolve event. his fifth book is called american covenant how the constant tution unified our nation and could again. mr. levin, start with the lead. how could the constitution unify? you know, i think it's very important to see that the american constitution was intended really a unifying document. its purpose, when it declares its own purposes first that it lists, is to form a more union. and i think we americans now tend to forget that we look at the constitution, a dry legal framework, else we see it as part of what divides us, as part of what frustrates us about american politics. but over and over, the constitution rises to offer us ways to unify across lines of difference, to compel americans who disagree with each other, to deal with e

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ha ha ha ha! >> you should do a podcast. >> oh, i don't know, i have never been that broke. [ laughter ] is it popular? i can bet it isn't. and you won a tony award? in a very soft year, i bet. [ laughter ] were you for or against the use of drones to take out the late mickey rooney? and you're a roman catholic. >> i was raised roman catholic. >> turning against the church. >> well, i didn't -- >> see, whatever you want to be, you can be. that's what's wonderful about america. if you're a catholic, be proud. if you're a buddhist, be proud that you're a buddhist. if you're presbyterian, hide that fact. [ laughter ] no one wants to know about that. >> some people call us a butt-ist, yeah. >> a buddhist? a butt-ist? is this some of your gay humor? turning every simple word into an orifice? [ laughter ] is that what -- >> i'm just repeating the way you pronounced buddhist. >> i know. it's the kind of thing, i'm a pianist, or am i a penis-ist? [ laughter ] it's juvenile. anyway. why's jon voight so angry? [ laughter ] i don't need an answer. do you have any pets? >> i do, a dog. >> what kind of dog? >> it's a goldendoodle. >> a goldendoodle! >> yes. >> how macho. [ laughter ] i bet john wayne had a few goldendoodles. you've had colonoscopies? >> i have, yeah. >> sean hannity told me he had a colonoscopy, and the only thing they found was his own head. haa ha ha! i really get political. you have a birthday coming up, don't you, big guy? you have a birthday coming up. >> i do. >> how old are you going to be? >> i'm going to be 54. >> okay, sure. i can't wait to turn 24. oh, delusion, delusion. look what we have for you, oh my god, look what we have. look what we have for you. >> that's a happy birthday -- >> and i'm going to cut -- >> wow, thank you, that's so nice. >> -- a piece for you, and then i'm going to keep this. here you go. >> okay, thank you, wow. >> happy birthday, sean hayes. >> thank you. >> and happy birthday to all the people out there who are different. [ laughter ] >> thank you for having me. and thank you for making me a cake. >> you're welcome. >> do i share with some of the crew? >> uh-uh, not a chance. not a chance. are you still here? >> do you want me to leave? >> uh-huh. [ cheers and applause ] >> martin: we need to take a quick break. but beck is here. [ cheers and applause ] and we'll be right back with selena

i love heard or ha ha ha ha ha. uh huh uh. or. or uh. or uh. and you're watching live coverage of the national book festival held at the washington convention center. this is the 24th year in a row that book tv has been live with the festival, which kicked off in 2001, founded by laura bush in about 20 minutes, bestselling author erik larson talking about his new book, which details the time between abraham lincoln's 1860 election and the firing on fort sumter in april 1861. that's in about 20 minutes. joining us now, though, is diplomat stuart eizenstat. his new book is called the art of diplomacy how american negotiators reached historic agreements that changed the world. ambassador eizenstat was domestic policy adviser for jimmy carter and u.s. ambassador to the european union during the

ha ha. ha ha ha.nine: he did not. >> greg: in lieu of flowers. >> judge jeanine: he pass away? >> judge jeanine: no he isn't. >> greg: that's why it's funny. >> judge jeanine: does that mean he passed away in the ground? >> greg: passed away, judge. not coming back. >> judge jeanine: you are going to get sued. >> greg: no i'm not. that's why this is called this is funny. he's fine. >> judge jeanine: passed away. okay. shut up. all right. mlb superstar shohei ohtani had his dog decoy throw out the cutest first pitch have you ever seen at orioles vs. dodgers game tuesday night. there it is. yeah. >> they were talking about -- >> dana: did he bet on it? >> judge jeanine: that's it. talk about hitting it out of the court. great job. i will be on at 9:00. >> jesse: people say the most forgiving people are the bolivians. at love other people say it's the spanish. the spanish throw tomatoes at each other. it's 150 tons of tomatoes just chucking it as hard as possible. 22,000 people just doing. this the t he

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has has has has nuclear weapons in the background, but i would just say one thing, it seems to me that taking the long view, this this really is america trying to prevent..." the end of the zionist project, and and in the in in trying to protect israel, they seem to be saying that zinanism haso america and as as attack dog in the middle east who could be relied upon to chastise any government that america or britain wanted chastised from 56 in egypt, but now we see not that israel is is is able to intimidate and crush all oppos in the region as they as they almost did in 1967, but that in order to attack israel cannot do it its own, but needs america to supply money, an air bridge of bombs and weapons and so on, aircraft carriers, submarines, so it seems that israel is not such an asset any longer to the collective west, and the zionism is is clearly failing in along that line, and perhaps this could be the begin. the end for the horror that israel has visited upon and design his project has visited upon so many people in in across the middle east right, well richard, for now panic is the word of the day for the israeli regime and its settlers as they are waiting for iran's retaliatory response and the secretary general of hazbullah said hasan nasulah has said that this is

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has _ he has her rattled. in a race that has been _ he has her rattled. in a race that has been upended - he has her rattled. eeks, two new opponents are onlyjust weeks, two new opponents are only just getting weeks, two new opponents are onlyjust getting their horns locked. emma vardy, bbc news. let's speak to democratic strategist and former executive director of the los angeles democratic party drexel heard. good to have you on the programme. iam assuming good to have you on the programme. i am assuming you are excited, are you, for this convention?— are excited, are you, for this convention? oh, i'm more than excited for— convention? oh, i'm more than excited for watching _ convention? oh, i'm more than excited for watching a - convention? oh, i'm more than excited for watching a lot - convention? oh, i'm more than excited for watching a lot of. excited for watching a lot of my friends' voice right now, i am missing chicago this week, but we are holding it down here in los angeles, making sure that we will deliver for vice president harris and governor walz in november. i am excited to see the programme t

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has ha--ened moment? absolutely. something has ha ened to moment? absolutely. something has happened to russia _ moment? absolutely. ot - happened to russia which has not happened to russia which has not happened earlier in this war — russia has lost territory, russia has skin in the game besides its imperial ambitions and besides it soldiers lives in ukraine. but russia itself has not been held by an opponent, it's not been held by a foreign power in the way that currently the situation is in kursk. and for now, put in is not taking the bait, he's taking the onslaught in ukraine at knowing this is what ukrainians want to avoid. so now we have ukraine pushing into russia, and russia continuing to push into ukraine. today, president zelensky said this will be another step towards an end game, towards a negotiated settlement — but we are not there yet, the fight is very brutal and there's also a sense that the moral each side has, the more will be on the table to trade, the more they will be when we do finally get to a diplomatic settlement. fin get to a diplomatic settlement. on the subject of these longer—range missi

. >> ha ha ha. >> ha ha ha. >> right. panel. thank you very much. or that and also your greatest britain and union jackass we let's talk about this, shall we guys? diana moran, lisa mckenzie, benedict spence , let mckenzie, benedict spence, let me just read this to you. so sir keir starmer's biggest personal donor has a pass to downing street. it gives lord alli, a millionaire tv mogul and former investment banker who led labour's fundraising for the general election, unrestricted access to number 10. he organised a post—election reception in the downing street garden with others who'd helped to bankroll its campaign . it's to bankroll its campaign. it's rare for anyone not formally employed as a political adviser or civil servant to be given a downing street pass. the move has resulted in some raised eyebrows among colleagues. a whitehall source with knowledge of number 10 staffing described the decision to grant alli a pass as a mystery to everyone in downing street. this is a joke, isn't it? lisa >> yeah, well, you know what i mean. one of the goo

. >> ha ha ha. >> ha ha ha. >> right. panel. thank you very much. and also your greatest britain and union jackass tick. welcome back to ben leo tonight only on gb news. more papers have just dropped hot off the press, starting with the sun on sunday. jermaine jenas exclusive. they've saved another load of information from their interview. jermaine jenas says i was stopped from apologising to tech's victims. i think the bbc handung tech's victims. i think the bbc handling of the situation was shocking, he says, i don't really care anymore jermaine. i have no sympathy. shouldn't have been texting other women. the sunday telegraph, starmer things will get worse before they get better. we covered that in the last hour. he is saying that he's going to, yeah, britain is in an absolute state and there's more tax rises, i suspect, on the way the sunday times look at this. here we go. i started the show with it. number 10 pass for labour donor who gave £500,000. this is another one. a new example of labour cronyism as starmer crony allegations swirl. millio