yes, prince harry's claims that his voice mail— tom? s claims thati his voice mail messages were hacked date back to 1996 rngs but there are rules in law that if he was going to sue he needed to do it within six years. prince harry made the case today that he couldn't do that, because the palace reached a secret agreement with the publishers of the sun that it wouldn't sue the newspaper in return for the newspaper in return for the newspaper settling the case and apologising. thejudge decided newspaper settling the case and apologising. the judge decided that there was vague and limited evidence of that secret deal. he side prince harry could have sued as soon as 2006. so he has thrown the case out, the newspaper in return for the newspaper settling the case and apologising. thejudge decided newspaper settling the case and apologising. the judge decided that there was vague and limited evidence of that secret deal. he side prince harry could have sued as soon as 2006. so he has thrown the case out, there will be no phone hacking trial. b

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and here we are pelicists and harry yes, far away.the army, when i served in the dance song ensemble, red star, i had a record of seven hours. i played non-stop. they just gave me some water, i got there, in the army there is no army. it is clear as a red star. so you knew it wasn't there. i entered the moscow institute of nesting , where i graduated in 1991 ; well, spin spin. i saw near the institute. there is one. well, the wall, where is the poster, you hang it. and i see the soldier is standing. this is lenya sergeev, he lives somewhere in germany now, he is a violinist. his father is the first violin of the svetlanov symphony orchestra. so i go up to him, and he hangs up a poster for the ensemble. a red star. there is a set of something. he says, here, if you want, let's come, and i just left and went to a perkhushka in odintsovo , auditioned and that's it. that is, i entered the institute, it was when there, well, rude saying, yes, he worked in the summer and in the fall. i was taken away from you met this. he told himself as an

. >> harris: yes, she did. >> dagen: that is not what you want to happen for a number of reasons. special council would be appointed by and report to attorney general merrick garland. the overlord of the department formally known as justice. so garland would simply appoint somebody who's a good old democrat and would bury the whole matter at this point. i talked to andy mccarthy about this. biden and company would use the special council as an execution to stone wall congress, tell the media we can't make any statements because it's an ongoing investigation, the on going investigation will become a black hole and all of this including all of that evidence that you just mentioned, it would disappear. there would be no dis-combustion of it. everything would be up, compromise the investigation, compromise the investigation. that's why -- this is what happened durck the five year hunter biden investigation. >> harris: that's right. >> dagen: at this point, if there's a special council, a new one that's appointed to oversee this, it will be horrible and it will be specifically to make

yes, everyone wanted to ask you, but harry potter exists, well, either gingerbread man or baba yaga. this? exists? yes i am wrong. yes, you've gone already, i'll go, but the universe. calm down, calm down, on the case of the deceased archaeologist. baba yaga. enough. look, i won't read this case closed, what else harry potter i have every reason to believe that the case can be opened archaeologist staged an explosion. it will be like this. so, why are you sitting here alone waiting for someone a note went to a birthday, but somehow i don’t believe me. why dont know, it seems to me like something is yulitano , somehow i feel something not as much as at least take it to the bump, but contact me. so we have 15 minutes with you. of course, i'm not a tanned mulatto. but it's also quiet . you're not sasha at all, i understand. yes, i didn’t understand, well, as i can’t understand what to understand here, then everything is clear anyway. everyone appreciates me. except your mom. i didn't want to put off an important conversation. here, a friend told me. well, sort of like a psychic. well, he

harry? what are- - yes. - (laughs) oh, mate. - [billie] how do you two know each other?, man, what's up? - hey, i like your clothes. - thank you. yeah, thank you. - you know, i invented harry, right? - are you two? - what we're doing? - oh, no. - harry's not someone who likes to define things or be specific about words that mean things. - yeah, you know, it's just good to have someone you can call in the middle of the day and go, "there's some table tennis tables in the local park "and there's a sports store right nearby. "why don't we get some bats and balls "and play table tennis?" - (laughs) yeah. - drink? oh, no, of course not. what about you? beer? wine? - i try not to drink in the week. - why? - [stephen] vodka coke? - [billie] there you go. - [speaker 12] i really like that it's something you'd want to sit on. - [speaker 13] thank you. - [billie] there's nothing i can get you? - do they have water? - cool. - gosh, you're still bigging it? - try to be cool. (stephen laughs) - sorry. - is he okay? - he has a cough. - i'm fine. (slow music) - what is it? what's happe

harry? what are- - yes. - (laughs) oh, mate. - [billie] how do you two know each other?, man, what's up? - hey, i like your clothes. - thank you. yeah, thank you. - you know, i invented harry, right? - are you two? - what we're doing? - oh, no. - harry's not someone who likes to define things or be specific about words that mean things. - yeah, you know, it's just good to have someone you can call in the middle of the day and go, "there's some table tennis tables in the local park "and there's a sports store right nearby. "why don't we get some bats and balls "and play table tennis?" - (laughs) yeah. - drink? oh, no, of course not. what about you? beer? wine? - i try not to drink in the week. - why? - [stephen] vodka coke? - [billie] there you go. - [speaker 12] i really like that it's something you'd want to sit on. - [speaker 13] thank you. - [billie] there's nothing i can get you? - do they have water? - cool. - gosh, you're still bigging it? - try to be cool. (stephen laughs) - sorry. - is he okay? - he has a cough. - i'm fine. (slow music) - what is it? what's happe

. - anna, fuck, that was amazing, i mean, i love-- - [harry] it was beautiful. - [billie] yes, that wasyou. - you know ben, right? - no, hi. - hi, yeah, congratulations. that was, um, it was, how did you come up with it with all the paper? - just came together over the year. - year? no, was that-- was that the last time that you're doing it, or will you need more paper? - [anna] that was it. - well, good, good. but otherwise, that's a lot of paper all the time, isn't it? like, where'd you get such big paper? - i'm sorry, i'm really exhausted. - seriously, everything you just did, it was the truth. - (laughs) no, no, yeah, that's what-- what... no, no, yeah, the truth. i'm laughing 'cause it's-- 'cause it's true. - okay, um, i'll see you later. - yeah. that was so fucking rude. - where are you going? - i'm going to see if she's okay. - aww, she's fine. what are you doing? - i think i'm gonna go. - don't leave me here on my own. just stay here until harry gets back, okay? - okay. - do you hate me? (footsteps thudding) - (laughs) i've (laughs). it's a hedge. ♪ isn't it weird ♪ ♪ isn't it s

harris. >> oh, yes [ cheers and applause the v.p. >> jimmy: wait now, do you get -- do you get nervous whenkay, i'm doing my best. you know what i mean the secret service was there, i was like, "how y'all doin'?" >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter ] >> i wanted to make sure that i was like, "i'm professional. yeah, i'm not gonna hurt the v.p. >> jimmy: no, you're very professional, yeah [ laughter ] but you made her laugh by doing an impression of her >> oh, my gosh her meme is my favorite -- "we did it, joe. [ laughter ] "-- the president of the united states of america." [ laughter ] i love it! i had to tell her, because i'm like, "girl! that meme -- 'we did it, joe.'" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: speaking of -- speaking of vice presidents, by the way. a few years ago you did this thing for -- i think it's a "vanity fair" thing. a lie detector test. >> oh! >> jimmy: and they showed you a photo of vice president dick cheney. >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: and you did not recognize him. and your reaction became an instant meme [ laughter ] we have e a clip of f this >> yes >> j jimmy: let't's take a l lo. >> w wh

we got harry's hacking yes hacking claim.l, harry's harry's hacking claim been thrown out the claim has been thrown out by the courts. this is apparently courts. so this is apparently because because it breached the statute of limitations . right. statute of limitations. right. there's a clandestine deal. according to prince harry or the duke of sussex, whatever he's called now, the artist formerly known prince . he claimed that known as prince. he claimed that there's a clandestine deal between palace courtiers . and between palace courtiers. and how do you pronounce that? and people who work at the palace and newspaper executives and that was the reason he didn't bnng that was the reason he didn't bring his case sooner. so this deal struck in 2012, so he deal was struck in 2012, so he didn't do anything about phone hacking since then. but then, you by law, claimants have you know, by law, claimants have six within which to pursue six years within which to pursue the action. >> yeah . okay. so it's all been >> yeah. okay. so

we got harry's hacking yes hacking claim.l, harry's harry's hacking claim been thrown out the claim has been thrown out by the courts. this is apparently courts. so this is apparently because because it breached the statute of limitations . right. statute of limitations. right. there's a clandestine deal. according to prince harry or the duke of sussex, whatever he's called now, the artist formerly known prince . he claimed that known as prince. he claimed that there's a clandestine deal between palace courtiers . and between palace courtiers. and how do you pronounce that? and people who work at the palace and newspaper executives and that was the reason he didn't bnng that was the reason he didn't bring his case sooner. so this deal struck in 2012, so he deal was struck in 2012, so he didn't do anything about phone hacking since then. but then, you by law, claimants have you know, by law, claimants have six within which to pursue six years within which to pursue the action. >> yeah . okay. so it's all been >> yeah. okay. so

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. >> harris: uncomfortably close to an election season. >> yes. >> harris: when do democrats look at this and say our guy is below 40% in the polls anyway. what other dancer can we bring onto the stage? >> we are a ways a way from that but let's say the talk is now in whispers. >> harris: charlie, you were going to say something. >> of course their bigger concern is not just that but also the fact their backup standing behind joe biden in kamala harris is politically speaking even worse than joe biden. so it really is a tight spot that they're in. that tight spot is getting tighter by the day. >> harris: at least measurably worse off, right? we're still waiting for that one resounding thing that she has done to change stuff for people in the country outside of talking about a few issues that she feels passionately about. outside of flying to jacksonville, florida to talk about race on his turf. that's not dealing with the border. that's not like a box check item. so quickly, doug. >> if talking is her best attribute? >> harris: that's what we've seen and doesn't make sense. who else

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yes. >> harris: kayleigh, it is not funny, i tweeted yesterday, someone needs to check on our presidentusly and i meant it. i am not a doctor, i am a loved one of someone i wouldn't want to see in that position. he's tired, i guess, we needed to make good with our strongest ally yesterday. he was incoherent yesterday, people can go waufrp watch it. >> kayleigh: it astonishing to watch him. does he do this with xi and putin? only reason he can get away with things like that, people like "new york times" cover for him. in june, some who accompany him express astonishment at his ability to keep up. does this look like guy you are astonished as him keeping up? no, this is someone woefully behind. frailty and nibbling of a child that happened yesterday. does anyone in america think it is good idea to give this guy four more years? this is what you are voting for. how is this good? >> harris: we have talked brass tacks about your party, what is your take? answer kayleigh's question there. >> i've seen democrat, republican, near 80 or closer to 50, that made mistakes as to where they are going

yes. >> harris: they should tell the truth.s to be other corroborating evidence. >> harris, there is. that's the thing. we have e-mails from hunter biden that back up a lot of the temperature of the whistle-blowers. i have -- i have an e-mail from hunter biden with the burisma executive where he said the burisma executive specifically said that they wanted the prosecutor off burisma's back. hunter said yeah, we can do that. his dad withheld the billion dollars of aid until victor shokin was fired. and burisma has not been investigated since in is serve years. >> harris: with republicans in charge, you'll be in a position that democrats last had. you can subpoena anybody you want. so will this ever reach the president of the united states? i have to tell you i find it hard to believe that his transition teamed was warned about that interview with hunter biden that never happened and it didn't go directly to the president. right now he has a staff of four on his political campaign. >> harry, after i read the 1023, which was the d

wisconsin, georgia and a swing like this could be decisive. >> exactly right, john. >> harry enten, thank you. >> yese tapper witthe exclusive interview with presidential candidate ron desantis, and hear how he plans to take on trump on the campaign traiand reverse some of the problemse has had of late, and really for desantis, this is the first time he comes into the mainstream interview, and this is going to happen tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. eastern time. sara? >>> messi mania entered miami. we will hear how south florida pulled out the stops for the super star, and if you want to see him in person, how much it might cost you, and it is a pretty penny. $700 dollars just by switching. ooooh, let me put a reminder on my phone. on the top of the pile! oh. only pay for what you neneed. ♪ liberty. liberty. liliberty. liberty. ♪ martial arts is my passion. i work out whenever i can. but with my moderate- to-severe eczema, it can be tough. my skin was so uncomfortable. the itching was so bad. now, i'm staying ahead of my eczema. there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the in

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. >> harris: do you think people have a question about that from him? >> yesn't do it. >> harris: the criticism of him overall is that americans who are polled don't feel like any of the candidates are talking about them enough. now, i've watched all of them and especially what you mentioned nikki haley and tim scott, burgum, all of them, desantis are all talking about the economy. interesting to see as they are out more. i think the debate will make a difference. >> without a doubt. >> harris: i look forward to that. let's move to president biden for a second. at his delaware beach home this week. not a surprise, 39% of his time has been on those weekend moments where he is hanging out. republicans ramping up the investigation into the biden family bribery allegations while he hits the beach. former president trump seizing on that in this new ad. >> what do you call someone this week, someone caught in a bribery scandal that made them millions, complicit in a government cover-up, and uses your government to get special deals for his family? you call them joe

they were born, why this was a question is mind blowing to me. >> harris: are you surprised at how much support you are getting? >> yeses you get negative feedback and stuff, 98.5% was positive and i was blown away. it is really amazing. >> harris: joe, what did you tell your nine year old? >> my wife handled the situation there with him. when i got home from work, he asked questions and i told him to not worry about any of the questions. you're a boy, you're my son. he was confused why anybody think he could be a girl. i to be honest, my wife explained who they are and not to worry about any of that stuff and don't listen to it and that is pretty much it. they can only comprehend so much at that age. that is how we handled that. >> harris: good point. you said it felt like that doctor was trying to put things in your son's head, good thing your wife was there with your child. joe, thank you for being in focus and expressing what so many are talking about right now, parents are left out of the decision whether or not their kid should hear any of this. good to see you. thank you for watching "faulkner focus." out /* "o

yes, vice president coming to harris's in jacksonville, florida, where she's spoken out against the states, new black history curriculum. critics, a leaves on key historical facts, including florida's part in slavery. we want to know that we are sending our children out as role models of democracy who therefore know the importance of speaking and telling the truth. the importance of understanding when you are a leader, you must know history. audio category is following the story from washington dc. she essentially said that the state of florida in issuing these new standards is trying to replace history with lives go through those strong words. she used and offering at least 2 examples of the vice president. so that now middle schoolers, in public schools in florida must be taught that slavery benefited this enslaved people by allowing them to develop skills to their personal benefit. and other example that african american victims of race riots that were perpetrated by whites throughout us history. that they themselves, the victims were also perpetrators of violence. now the florida board

this has been all over the papers harry was coming to life about it. yes, it's another enormous scandal for the bbc and it's there, it's a general today the to, to get itself around. just asserted it a few months this year. and it does go back according to the mother of this young person, some 3 years to when individual was 17 years old, began sending these explicit images to this. i'm named presenter, allegedly in return for money $45000.00 us dollars is a to who it is alleged in the newspaper article. she also, in the article says that she contacted the bbc back in may about this, made a complaints and was upset that the presenter was certainly off the woods back on there. now the bbc and its initial statement says that it was imply that is to try to follow up with the family involved. and the difficulties in so doing may have made things more difficult in terms of his investigation, which none the less was continuing. it is put out, so another statement on sunday which reads in part, this is a complex and fast moving set of circumstances and the bbc is

we're obviously here for malcolm harris as palo alto. so yes, we are. so to start off, malcolm and patrick harrison, who is the audiobook narrator, are going to be doing a reading and then he will be joined by melissa, jared grant and ed. so junior for a little discussion. and then after that, we'll do q&a. so i'll pop back up here after that. so yeah, thank you all for masking up. so yeah. anyway, enjoy. all right. thank you all so much for coming out. this has been a very successful release as you can see from all the people here. i can't can't believe it. my heart is bursting with thanks and also for wearing masks. i know their pain. i appreciate you all so much for doing that allows me to sit up here without a mask, which makes a huge difference. reading. so thank you all for me. thank you. from everyone else in the room. you're not getting sick. i appreciate you. i'm going to be reading and with patrick harrison and the audiobook narrator who many of you will be getting the book from instead of for me are going to be reading not from my book, per s

yes, vice president coming to harris has spoken out against florida is new black history curriculum. during her visit, the critics said, leaves out important historical facts, including the state's role in slavery. we want to know that we are sending our children out as role models of democracy who therefore know the importance of speaking and telling the truth. the importance of understanding when you are a leader, you must know history. how does your castro joins us live now from washington dc. heidi so why is this curriculum change so controversial? that as well, the vice president went on to saying that fiery speech that this was the school board's attempt to replace history with lies. and she gave a couple examples. for instance, middle schoolers, in florida, public school would be forced to learn that black americans had were benefited personally from slavery. also that african americans who were mass occurred by whites and race riots were also themselves perpetrators of violence. these things have been roundly criticized by civil rights groups and by florida's teacher union th

well, yes, a sheet of times kamala harris now also eko well, here is the second problem, which is interesting i call a grandmother. i'm a baby too. now it will come running. oh, i’m faders anyway, the fact that the european parliament is now again preoccupied with the issue of creating a european army. there, in germany, alexander is better to say to china, in fact, repeating the american three-single concept of a partner, a competitor is a rival. this is a very indicative version of the relations of europeans. well what the americans do. here it was laid down for a long time that the europeans are now laying down their documents. this is an interesting moment, but it is interesting that where blinkin went. here we are now inevitably where the blinkent appeared linkin went uh to the other end of the eurasian continent to jakarta there passes. yes, it goes like this chamber, well, like an annual meeting , a few interesting ones, i don’t know, i don’t know, i don’t think so. i don't think that sergey viktorovich has already met there with everyone with whom svans should be. he also changed, dam

yes. here are my harry and mary raised by grandpa and grandma. i mean, i lived with my grandparents.il what age, up to 13 years old, at the age of 13 , she was born with masha and went to live, as if with her mother and dad and lyosha lyosha was good with him. everything was fine. i’ll look at something, i come, i say, grandfather was there. well, he tells me, more and more you will not go there, and no matter how when masha was born , he says, please, you can, as it were, like a child, it seems, she seems to have calmed down, she seems to have not become like that , but straight ahead as here she is drinking. well, initially. and how old were you when the sister was born 13, and the second girl, when the second girl was born, was born 6 years ago. i was already 20 years old. wait and mom saws all this time. and now she drinks non-stop. i understand lately. yes, every time it gets worse and worse and worse and the reason. this is sergey yes, what is the reason, but i know that sergey has a detrimental effect on her, because how he appeared. she started drinking. something does not ad

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harris: would you vote for gavin newsom? >> well, i would vote for any democratic candidate over republican. gavin newsom, yeswsom was the nominee of our party i would vote for him. i would campaign for him. >> harris: on the gop side, would you vote for anybody who is on that list right now, that crowded field of republicans to make sure your party gets in if it's not trump? >> absolutely. the republican party has strong candidates. >> no, i wouldn't vote for anybody. we need somebody who is going to take a common sense pragmatic approach. >> harris: would you just not vote if it is not your candidate? >> i wouldn't say i wouldn't vote but i have my choices. >> harris: interesting. david. thank you all, great to have you voters' voices. thank you, lee. lawmakers in tennessee are marking a legal victory. a court temporarily upholding the state's law to block gender transitioning for children. plus a disturbing new trend is threatening performers. have you seen this? i tell you, look at him. harry styles the latest victim of someone hurling objects at people giving concerts. he got hit. another artist with a s

harry did not find gunpowder on his clothes. well, yes, and control in the head. you know, glory to the pain of cases when people after two or three shots they survived in the head, but after hitting the heart. in general, it can be seen throughout the killer a very cold-blooded man, when in front of you are two healthy men, one of them with a weapon, it is difficult to resist random shooting. anyway, i don't remember that. yes, if suddenly there is no no, there is no word in our business without dirt. the entrance of the hood is not visible rushing like a tank. i, of course, missed him, and i went upstairs to my house, and there i saw him, he came out from the yard in a jacket so athletic and 80 meters tall, why you can see young? yes? businessmen? they say they killed for the cause. and what about the guy with the street annushka lives here ? not yet, and i will no longer have maxim maxim what happened please forgive me, my name is varya, you will find them. and do not hope, slavik he is not a fool. here smirnov, the driver of borisov , there is no sense in this

yes, meghan and harry. meghan and harry do fit thatharr bill. i'm also a little confused, piers, because i know out of w ouwoodhollywood they a new seb quotas that you have to meet to really be nominated ominatedn get an award for anything. and we know that they like to trash the royal family o tra everybody racist. but i don't think that that makes them qualified for this i new quota system. i think you have to be of color, but i think you also have to be lgbtiq plus a maybeg an illegal immigrant. i'm not sure, but i don'i't quie think they fit into that category. and as we know, they reek of privilegs wew theye. so they should fit right in in california. i hope they win the awarf d and then maybe they can just go away. >> i don't know how they got g got into the shortlist for nonfiction because most of what came out of their mouths in that netflix wine a thon has been challenged as being lacking in truth . n >> so that should really be inth the fiction department, shouldn'nt, t they?es alo >> well, it kindng of goes alonh with everything that

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. >> harris: you have to have votes, charlie. >> yes, this is very important in an election.zing how quickly politicians and political experts seem to forget that. and the other thing, i think doug is exactly right talking about trump and hillary clinton. the other thing to remember, of course, is trump is uniquely gifted at connecting directly with voters without needing the very expensive machines that most politicians use. and that's working to his advantage. >> harris: people already know him and have seen him in office. >> for better or worse. >> harris: you still have to get the votes. senator joe manchin of west virginia is stoking more fear of a possible third party run. fear among democrats. moderate democrat will headline an event tonight called no labels. they push a potential unity ticket, a democrat and republican. democrats sounding the alarm on no labels. let's watch. >> i don't think no labels is a political party. this is a few individuals putting dark money behind an organization and that's not what our democracy should be about. should not be about a few ri

harry would be welcomed back to this country with open arms . this country with open arms. there's always hope for the prodigal prince, whether his family have him back is another story altogether. yes responsible for his own actions. and i think the press can be unduly harsh on meghan markle. after all, it takes two to tango , but in my takes two to tango, but in my view, he hasn't been right since the day he met her. sadly, this right royal soap opera looks like it may be drawing to a close and it's obvious to most who's been writing the script all along . is the royal marriage all along. is the royal marriage on the rocks market? gbnews.com. if they were to split, should britain? welcome back the prodigal prince reacting to my take at ten, we have broadcaster and writer stephanie takyi , and writer stephanie takyi, author and journalist peter lloyd and former national newspaper editor neil wallis . newspaper editor neil wallis. stephanie, do you think there's trouble in paradise? >> i don't think there is trouble in paradise. i just think meghan and harry are changing tact now. they've used all their resources. they've put the story out about the royal family see, they've lost de

harry would be welcomed back to this country with open arms . this country with open arms. there's always hope for the prodigal prince, whether his family have him back is another story altogether. yesesponsible for his own actions. and i think the press can be unduly harsh on meghan markle. after all, it takes two to tango , but in my takes two to tango, but in my view, he hasn't been right since the day he met her. sadly, this right royal soap opera looks like it may be drawing to a close and it's obvious to most who's been writing the script all along . is the royal marriage all along. is the royal marriage on the rocks market? gbnews.com. if they were to split, should britain? welcome back the prodigal prince reacting to my take at ten, we have broadcaster and writer stephanie takyi , and writer stephanie takyi, author and journalist peter lloyd and former national newspaper editor neil wallis . newspaper editor neil wallis. stephanie, do you think there's trouble in paradise? >> i don't think there is trouble in paradise. i just think meghan and harry are changing tact now. they've used all their resources. they've put the story out about the royal family see, they've lost deal

yes, believe it or not, harry truman is not one of my personal heroes, but he's also the origin of my name which was quite unusual in the ussr my father named me for harry truman, but it's a hard, good sounding russian. so it's also garry truman and that famous wizard, gary porter. but when my name first started appearing in the western newspapers after my early chess successes at age 11, it was often incorrectly as the most common. harry in english. but harry or gary, it's an honor for this man from baku to bear the name of the man from missouri and to be here with you and with his spirit today in independence and there is no better time than now to remember harry truman and the berlin and, to remember everything. both truman. and that bold plan represented because we desperately need people like him and both thinking like that today. we hear all the time these days about what supposedly can and cannot be done. harry truman instead cared about needed to be done, and then found a way to do it. he was famously man of few words, but when those words are like the four he said about berli

yes, believe it or not, harry truman is not one of my personal heroes, but he's also the origin of my name which was quite unusual in the ussr my father named me for harry truman, but it's a hard, good sounding russian. so it's also garry truman and that famous wizard, gary porter. but when my name first started appearing in the western newspapers after my early chess successes at age 11, it was often incorrectly as the most common. harry in english. but harry or gary, it's an honor for this man from baku to bear the name of the man from missouri and to be here with you and with his spirit today in independence and there is no better time than now to remember harry truman and the berlin and, to remember everything. both truman. and that bold plan represented because we desperately need people like him and both thinking like that today. we hear all the time these days about what supposedly can and cannot be done. harry truman instead cared about needed to be done, and then found a way to do it. he was famously man of few words, but when those words are like the four he said about berli

a harris out ins out public every day. >> yes. evert her speak.work i hmm. i wouldn't be surprised if she commutes to work in ufn a which would explain the cocaine that explain d in the white houseame entrance where she. they could blame it on the aliens. >> wasn't hunteritaliens freigha was the aliens. well, when hunter's gun was lost wn hu, hunter blamed illegl aliens. >> remember that? he told the police. >> yeah, he said i think those guys might be illegals. michael can. they were talking about technical supremacy, but how can it alien lifwere tale fs be a match for our unbeatable strength of, our diversity? of >> that'ous a great point, e a because it's going to the next war is going to be a diversity war. it is going to be diversity. far i don't care i tf you can go through dimensions and faster than light. yeah, yeah, yeah. i got four of these. how many do you have? it's like, oh, know, but for supremacy, a pick for, uh, i don't buy this for a second. i just think this is the pentagonbu looking for, we'v more money. true. they're like, oh, these. thes

and let me tell you the, president harris, she's going to be even worse than that. >> kayleigh: yes >. secretary, as you know come august 23rd we have a debate, you need 40,000 donors and a certain percentage in the polls. how close are you to getting that threshold and will you sign the form that says you'll support the eventual nominee whether it's you or not. >> we have qualified to be on the debate stage. we are looking forward to it. i have had 150,000 donations from all 50 states. >> steve: great. >> we're excited. and, you know, i think that my guess is we have six or seven on that stage at the time and we'll have everybody see us side by side. yes, i will absolutely sign what we need to sign. we've got to see the bigger picture. anyone is better than president kamala harris, anyone. i plan on being that person that takes on kamala, but i'll tell you right now, every republican should be signing that. this is not the time to get personal. this is not the time to get petty. we've got a country to save. >> brian: you mean president biden you mean. >> well, i think it's president

harry barridge. (crowd applauding) - hello. um, thank you-- thank you all for coming. um, so, yes the first time i've shown this to anyone, so that's exciting, right? um, hopefully you-- you'll all like it, so i can continue doing this sort of thing. um, oh, well, maybe we should just watch it. and, uh, we should-- we should just watch the film and then you can write some wonderful reviews. i think it's all going to be fine. should we sort of bring the lights down? does somebody else wanna talk? no, should we just, uh, bring the lights down and we should watch it? um, oh, and have fun, everyone. and, yeah, yeah, uh, good luck. (crowd applauding) - what is it that you want? to be free from problems, yes? but only when you want nothing. when you have what you want. who is it who wants? who are you? who? who? (crowd clapping) - shit. (door slamming) (toilet flushing) - hey, i lost you. are you okay? - yeah, i'm fine. how are they? how are they taking it? are they happy? - yeah, i think so, yeah. listen, it was really good. really interesting. - oh, god. did you hear that? - no. - is

so, nina, are you really simply to continue defending harry, be prepared to question yes, i'm preparede question yes, i'm prepared. verdict of mrjustice fancourt, verdict of mr justice fancourt, who has looked at all the evidence . yes. evidence. yes. >> or lack of evidence with the greatest respect, the judge does not know the workings of fleet street and the workings of the royal and you can't you royal family and you can't you know what charles wanted was for him, for himself to be accept as king and for camilla to be accepted as queen consort, as the as the queen wanted it, and is now queen, for heaven's sake . but that's what he wanted. and so that's why they have done a deal with the devil and they play deal with the devil and they play along because they do not the devil. >> nina, as as ingrid points out , you used you used to be part of that organisation. >> i was. i was the rock writer on the sun. and so i wrote about p0p on the sun. and so i wrote about pop music . so, you know, so sue pop music. so, you know, so sue me . me. >> but you've just called them the devil. >> well,

so, nina, are you really simply to continue defending harry, be prepared to question yes, i'm preparede question yes, i'm prepared. verdict of mrjustice fancourt, verdict of mr justice fancourt, who has looked at all the evidence . yes. evidence. yes. >> or lack of evidence with the greatest respect, the judge does not know the workings of fleet street and the workings of the royal and you can't you royal family and you can't you know what charles wanted was for him, for himself to be accept as king and for camilla to be accepted as queen consort, as the as the queen wanted it, and is now queen, for heaven's sake . but that's what he wanted. and so that's why they have done a deal with the devil and they play deal with the devil and they play along because they do not the devil. >> nina, as as ingrid points out , you used you used to be part of that organisation. >> i was. i was the rock writer on the sun. and so i wrote about p0p on the sun. and so i wrote about pop music . so, you know, so sue pop music. so, you know, so sue me . me. >> but you've just called them the devil. >> well,

yes. on fabulous. stephanie takyi is here. good morning . takyi is here. good morning. >> good morning. steven and ann. >> good morning. steven and ann. >> now, harrycelebrity to be on show at london's madame tussauds on baker street. and he's joining the likes of david bowie. i said that. right. right. because i say david bowie. >> i never, never, no, i said bowie. >> i always go bowie. >> i always go bowie. >> yeah, david bowie. and he joined freddie mercury and 50 of harry's fans were lucky to get early access to see. i think they've really done a really good job. we've got a picture of it. >> shove it back up again. >> shove it back up again. >> but yeah, they've done a really good job of it. harry so this was from a premiere he went to in toronto and i think he's wearing a green gucci suit. but you know , i mean, that is good. you know, i mean, that is good. >> yeah , almost well, >> yeah, it almost looks well, you they've got it really you know, they've got it really lifelike . the only thing lifelike. the only thing i always thought because every , always thought because every, you know, every day you know, nearly every day i drive past mada

in other news, yes. harry and meghan plain stupid.ing grift is very rarely seen. but apparently they wanted to fly back on air force one with sleepy joe biden after the queen's funeral, but they were knocked back. so even a man invisible cognitive decline doesn't want to know them. will also be talking about this as well. we've got a beautiful little video to play you, which we'll be doing later on. now, just oil have well frankly just stop oil have well frankly got their own got a taste of their own medicine. group called just medicine. a group called just stop everyone off. yeah. have decided to essentially ruin just stop oils day. i am absolutely here for it. we'll be playing you a clip of that wonderful stunt a little bit later on and get load of this. do you get a load of this. do you remember football is remember all the football is constantly the knee. by constantly taking the knee. by the time a football match starts, taken knee. starts, they've taken the knee. they've kind weird they've done some kind of weird gesture everyth

yes. >> which is a big deal. is one weekend enough to change the fate of movie the nears everywhere, harry? -- not necessarily, if we're looking at the 2023 domestic box office, yes, we're up year over year, 16% in the domestic box office. but we're still well south of 2019, right, where we're down 19%. so, no. we haven't made it back. but i wanted to take us down a little bit towards memory lane and give you an understanding, you know, this idea of a twin bill. with twin bills, this is the first time two great movies debuted in the same year, look, 1980, "the empire strikes back" and the shining," 1984, "ghostbusters" and "gremlins" 2008, "the dark knight" and "mamma mia." any of these your favorite? >> all of these pairings -- how many of these movies have you seen? >> almost all of them, i haven't seen "the dark knight." oh, that "the shining" i don't do scary movies. >> only "ghostbusters" and "mamma mia." we've got a long list to catch up. >>> just ahead here, 3,000 miles across the country from california to florida. he's the first transperson to do it, why did he decide to make a trek