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translation: the hell broke off near _ each other.ff near us _ each other. translation: the hell broke off near us there's _ each other. translation: the hell broke off near us there's been - each other. translation: the hell broke off near us there's been a - each other. translation: the hell broke off near us there's been a lot| broke off near us there's been a lot of damage and loss, the house has gone children have gone. for many here, the scenes _ gone children have gone. for many here, the scenes evoke _ gone children have gone. for many here, the scenes evoke painful- here, the scenes evoke painful memories of 2018 and the state experienced the worst floods in a century. 400 people died back then, and more than a million were displaced. a study by indian scientists said the number of cyclones out of the arabian sea has dabbled in the last two decades due to rising sea temperatures. morris storms are forecast in the coming days. here, known as god's on paradise, they are praying it doesn't get worse. public health experts are ca

, i think hell would be paradise, compared to what i saw.ories of what you saw still very vivid for you? very vivid, yes, i don't like to talk about them much, because i have difficulty controlling my own emotions. in 1945, you left the us army, you returned to new york, and prepared to practise law, but shortly after that you were recruited for the nuremberg war crimes trials. the international military tribunal prosecution, against the likes of herman goering and other leading nazis, were already in progress. what was your reaction when you were asked to be part of that process? when the war was over, i came back, along with ten million other soldiers, looking for a job. i had graduated from the harvard law school, and i passed the bar, but i have no clouds of any kind, and i was pleased to get a telegram from the pentagon, inviting me to come to the pentagon, they wanted to talk to me. and i arrived there, and they said, "dear sir", they'd never cold me sir before. they wanted me to go back to germany to help with war crimes trials. now,

he warned that all hell would break loose on january 6. we believe he can help inform our inquiry as to how theether and what it was intended to achieve. he's clearly an important witness. so we subpoenaed him. and unlike other witnesses, who have our team to find a way to cooperate, he wouldn't comply because former president told him not to. he hid behind vague a baseless claims of privilege. that's just acceptable. the select committee told mr. bannon several times that he would face the consequencesidn't change course. we change course. and his actions have brought us to this point. madam speaker we need to make it clear that no person is above the law. we need to make -- take a stand fo the select committee's investigation and for the integrity of this body. what sort of precedent the house of representatives if we allow a witness to ignore us flat out without facing any kind of message would it send to other witnesses in our investigation? i'm not willing to find out. i'm not willing to get to the end of the select committee's work a

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i mean, hell, you know, my dad, my dad went to try to be gene autry or a roger. he thought he could be a sing and cowboy. nobody told me, couldn't carry a fricking tune to save his life. i mean, i thank god but you know, buddy, you know, he had the guts to go mom had the dream and while they didn't ever fully realize that, you know, they, they were also proud of themselves. that they were making a living at this. and they never depended on our salaries. you know, you know, managers fee is 15 percent. once they started taking a fee, they took 5 percent because they felt like the other 2 thirds was just in the parents job. the, you know, and they, we lived, we lived in the house, a dad could afford, that was very clear, our money got saved for us in a very healthy way, which, which we're very grateful for. so, you know, we just got unbelievably lucky that these people had this common sense to make, as i said, sort of one big decision, you know, after another, hey, one other good old thing. both of them, both of them. once my mom went back to acting and as my dad co

there is no doubt that all hell did break loose. just ask the scores of brave police officers who were injured that day protecting all of us. the american people deserve to hear his testimony. let me give you just four examples of the legislative purpose of this investigation. first, the plot we are investigating involving mr. eastman, mr. giuliani, mr. bannon, president trump, and many others. their plot attempted to halt or delay our count of electoral votes and reverse the outcome of the 2020 election. the 1887 electoral count act is directly at issue. and our investigation will lead to recommendations to amend or reform that act. second, while the attack was under way, president trump knew it was happening. indeed, he may have been watching it all unfold on television. and yet he took no immediate action to stop it. this appears to be a supreme dereliction of duty by president trump. and we are evaluating whether our criminal laws should be enhanced to apply more consequences to this type of behavior. third, we know from our inv

but too many are now telling me that hell doesn't exist, or that hell actually wasn't that bad.ndifference shown to my colleagues is disgraceful! wow. >> and metropolitan police officer michael fanone, joins me now. it's good to have you back, and i wanted to first get your reaction to the vote today. voting to issue the subpoena for steve bannon who sort of just thumbed his nose of the committee. nine republicans voting yes, all democrats voting yes, and 209 republicans voting no. what do you think of that? them >> well, i'm glad that they voted to in force the subpoena. i mean, i'm coming at this from a law enforcement perspective, and we serve subpoenas pretty frequently. we certainly don't need to take a vote of what the entire, i don't know, do you see, u.s. attorney's office, or the metropolitan police to office, to come to the conclusion that a subpoena needs to be enforced. i mean, i feel bad for the members of the committee that have to go through this kind of circus just to enforce a subpoena. but >> it's interesting you just said that because i think your point to som

hell, it's even happened to me. like, i thought i was gonna host "the daily show" forever, but now i don't know. i heard there's a job opening for a guy with a badass mustache to make cocktails and i think i might be interested. all right, when we come back, john legend is joining us on the show, and we'll figure out the best way to offend aliens. >> john legend, that guy is still the legend. >> trevor: are you still here? >> i'm enjoying the show. you do a good job at this man. >> trevor: thanks. can we get him out before john legend comes in here. >> do you have a charger in your office. >> trevor: i don't have anything. >> do you have a toilet in your office. >> trevor: yeah, you can use it. >> you know what i mean? >> trevor: yeah, just go. >> i'll tak ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ time during class, and i tell her don't talk to him, and it's like... uhh. ew. give me a minute. >> trevor: i don't know if you heard the story, demi levato was doing an interview, and she said that we need to stop using the word "aliens" when talking abo

miranda devine "laptop from hell" is the name of the book.y bad side tonight get also "fox & friends" weekend cohost. miranda, i have not gotten my manuscript, i want to copy, because i understand the revelations on a scale of 1 to 10 are 100 that you are going to make the things you know in this laptop will never be revealed, is this true? >> it sure is. it's a forensic deep dive into the laptop and as you can see, there is no end of embarrassing and incriminating material that hunter biden left out there in the open that is really bad news for his father. you have to wonder why he was so reckless and a responsible as to leave his laptop, not just one, actually three of them lying around for people to find. it's hard to get the gold in this laptop, that is why it has taken such a long time for this information to come out but it will all be -- when it comes out -- >> sean: on a scale of 1 to 10 ? the revelations? >> 100 is pretty good, yep. >> sean: pete, i know you have contacts, you work hard, we talked at the same number of people. i'm su

that, i don't know, but, yes, mps are taking a — of that, i don't know, but, yes, mps are taking a hell are taking a hell of a lot of shtick at the moment and they complain about— at the moment and they complain about it _ at the moment and they complain about it frequently. i have written stories. _ about it frequently. i have written stories. i— about it frequently. i have written stories, i have heard them talking about— stories, i have heard them talking about it _ stories, i have heard them talking about it i— stories, i have heard them talking about it. i have seen them on tv programmes like your own and saying how they— programmes like your own and saying how they get too much abuse. and nothing _ how they get too much abuse. and nothing seems to be done about it. in fact, _ nothing seems to be done about it. in fact, abuse is one thing, people are right _ in fact, abuse is one thing, people are right to— in fact, abuse is one thing, people are right to criticise mps, but sometimes often echoes into real hasty— sometimes often echoes into real nasty hatred and whether that steals

all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. it's not going to happen like you think it's going to happen, okay? it's going to be quite extraordinarily different. and all i can say is, strap in. the war room, a posse, you have made this happen and tomorrow, it's gameday, so strap in. >> i mean, harry, he has this smirk, this sort of knowing smirk as he delivers this kind of tease of what's going to happen the next day when violence unfolded, and yet, today, we heard from kevin mccarthy, congressman kevin mccarthy, about what he thinks about the committee trying to get steve bannon to explain what he knows. so, listen to this. >> they're issuing an invalid subpoena. issuing invalid subpoena weakens their power, not if somebody votes against it. he has the right to go to the court, to see if he has executive privilege or not. i don't know if he does or not, but neither does the committee. so, they're weakening the power of congress itself by issuing invalid subpoena. >> just because you say the word "invalid subpoena" three times,

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but the whole point of it is i haven't had a whole hell of a lot of time to get down. i've been spending time going around looking at the $900 billion damage done by hurricanes and floods and weather and traveling around the world. but, i plan on -- now, my wife jill has been down. she's been on both sides of the river. she's seen the circumstances

you know, how the hell did you navigate it? why did you land on your feet and what was it like? and so during our dad when we were preparing for dads memorial, putting that together, that's why i really broached the idea to clint, because i said, while their story is fresh, why don't we tell it and why don't we tell it through this lynn's that so many people are curious about which is what you know, what our journey was all about. and so we have the nostalgia, the fun of those stories, the insights in terms of all the social change and that we witnessed but, but at the end of the day, the answer, the question is we were lucky to be these people, kids. that's how we did it. i think what are the nicest things that you can obviously bleed over into your children's life? everybody talks incessantly about sibling rivalry. i think on the flip side of the coin, there is sibling chivalry, where at some point you lock antlers over the course of your life. but it's your beloved brother. you take care of them, your family, and you too have always seen who. i don't know that fondness i find

natalie, what the hell is this about? the itch is what the hell is this about?ite striking, isn't it? with got micron dress—up is napoleon. that's the story is that sweats swiped almost 5,000,000 doses of the acts presented vaccine from britain, they're calling it a post brexit to and from. they're saying what happened was when the vaccines will be delivered from the eu to hear france diverted some from holland so they can have them themselves. and angry sources have said that this put lives at risk in britain. not sure if that would actually pan out or not because we did have enough vaccine. we are more than enough, many many doses of vaccine. it's that kind of... it's a funny story from the sun and a good chance to stoke up that kind of particular people who like to have in enemy in the french. there we have napoleon there.— have napoleon there. president macron is in _ have napoleon there. president macron is in a _ have napoleon there. president macron is in a difficult - macron is in a difficult presidential race next year. he's got to look bullish on the d

>> jimmy: beam me the hell out of here, scotty. [ applause ] poor william shatner.st, no green women in bikinis trying to have sex with him in space, then he gets iced, blown off by jeff bezos. they did finally get a moment together, and bill was obviously very touched by what he saw up there. >> you have done something. whatever those other guys are doing, what is it? i don't know about that. but you have given me the most profound experience i can imagine. i'm so filled with emotion about what just happened. i just -- it's extraordinary. extraordinary. i hope i never recover from this. >> jimmy: did you guys see that lizard tongue, or was that just me? [ laughter ] the whole thing was very over the top. they had a livestream. they had announcers. the announcers for this thing were obviously employees of the company, because it felt less like a rocket launch and more like a north korean news broadcast. >> so this is a pinch me moment for all of us. >> you are living our own dreams through you guys. >> this is what rocket launches are about. it is really exciting. a

i thought i came from hell but i think i just met hell. but anyway, how are youall doing ?ing to do is ask you to go with me . i promise if you go with me it will make sense by the time you get home. so yes, but before i even start this, i want to first shout out to the 12 bad. [bleep] black women who have the audacity to step inside of the room and organize around reproductive justice. because you see, those women know. they knew that they the day was going to come. they knew it is absolutely impossible to give full bodily autonomy, organizing around a single issue. that just wasn't going to get us there.especially if you were looking at how these things were going to impact the most marginalized votes and for the better half that was going to be votes that just misidentify aswhite so in order to make that happen , we had to take all of those lived experiences into consideration. how am going to eat, where i'm going to sleep. what is this going to look like. what am i going to have to negotiate. what am i going to have to give up if i don't have sex? how is all of it going

i thought i came there hell. but i think i just met hell. but any way, how are you all doing? going to do something different from what we've heard so far. but what i'm going to do is ask you to go with me. i promise you if you go with me, it will make sense by the time you get home, okay. so, yeah, so before i even start this, i want to first shout out to the 12 bad ass black women who have the audacity to step inside of a room and organize around reproductive justice. because you see, those women knew that today was going to come. they knew that it is absolutely impossible to get full bodily autonomy organizing around a single issue. that is just not going to get us there. especially if you were looking at how these things were going to impact the most marginalized folk and for the better half that is folk that didn't identify as white, right. so in order to make that happen, we had to take all of those lived experiences into consideration. how i'm going to eat, where i'm going to sleep, what is sex going to look like, what am i going to have to negotiate to have sex, what a

we fight like hell and if you don't fight like hell, you're not going to have a country anymore. >> let's have trial by combat. >> today is the day american patriots start taking down names and kicking ass. >> so we're going to, we're going to walk down pennsylvania avenue, i love pennsylvania avenue. and we're going to the capitol. we're going to cheer on our brave senators and congressmen and women and we're probably not going to be cheering so much for some of them. because you'll never take back our country with weakness. >> so it began. we know what happened next. but just in case you're wondering whether the organizers had an idea of where this might lead, you not only need listen to bannon's podcast the day before. >> all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. just understand this. all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. >> so is it any wonder the select committee wants to talk to him and is it any wonder the man who couldn't stop talking about what would happen if next day no longer wants to talk about it? we're joined by one of two republicans on the committee. appreciate you

now some hell did her buckle apparently can show from her from them what animal can learn. maria laura had yearly and then kian kaun. she has our oldest kathy. so her, while she's in the lunch here, i'll tell you what they said. alex laughed, but sylvia, the less, you know, a lot of that really like least that out. sure. grant. and i had mom here our, as on we're luck. i really journey in special. we had left the company, so i little and the console coach i'd love to gps, can see, would love a. yeah. yeah, yeah. a lot of lockhart jalap planter is approaching a tipping point in the lead up to the cop 26 climate summit. al jazeera showcases programs dedicated to one veiling the realities of the climate, emergency witness screens, films documenting the human experience on the frontline planet. at the wet report from greenland on how the rapid rate of melting ice is having a profound effect on the population. people empower us why politicians have been so unaffected in fighting climate change. folk lines investigate horizon temperatures, fueling a water war in the u. s. l, just

he is a hell of a guy. >> who won?m. because i don't have posi traction. i was burning rubber the whole way out there. i could see him saying whoa. >> my final question is you famously at the signing ceremony, i think it was, for obamacare, you famously leaned in to the then president and -- i'm not going to say a direct quote, but off mic you said this is a big f'ing deal. and i'm wondering the build back better plan, is it a bigger f'ing deal than that? >> 60 seconds. we got in the car to go over to the department of education after we did that. >> oh, i thought you were talking about drag racing still. >> no, no. he got in the car and he was laughing like hell. i said what's so damn funny. he told me. i whispered in his ear. i looked to where it's going. and this is a big deal. and i didn't realize the guy behind me was lip reading. he could see it. i'm serious. the answer is, yes, this is bigger. no, it is bigger because not because what he did wasn't enormous, he broke the ice enormous. but part of what i have in

and french presidents of hell, the 1st face to face meeting since that countries most serious diplomatic dispute in years. it came ahead of the g. 20 summit in rome, joe biden acknowledged the handling of a security packed with australian. the u. k. was clumsy, that agreement forced the cancellation of australia's multi $1000000000.00 deal to buy french submarines. biden says he was under mistaken belief that paris had been informed. we have no older or no more loyal, no decent ally in france. it's been with us from the beginning. reason, in part, when we came before we did was clumsy was done with a lot of grace. i was under the impression, certain things to happened that had but i mean to clear french read through, you know, what's important is precisely to be sure that such a situation will not be possible for all future congo coordination of congo cooperation. but for me, what's important is that we built during the past week, some very concrete actions in order to strengthens the partnership in the hill. this clarification between what european defense means and how this is complete

what the hell? well, i didn't have you that because no, no, no, been la it'll, val novella really went in on that is dealing with the rubber hal is of, well, it's like i will not. but yeah, yeah, no, i put on the phone. why not? i did him for a kid and what the hell? i yeah, no, i thought a mockup. well, it's like the more what it is years ago, but i forgot what have you done with them about each family will have a guide be around a $100.00 each. and i will later the or on the move with lucas are involved in the business. the offer to take my grandson, tractors, and motorcycles, that only part of the way. mm. to canada for you have to go on foot. ah, the peak is fast, but the heat and humidity make it difficult for the most part number. we're told her about day and a half until the next come pen. i'm thousands of people that are marching here. there's lots of women carrying very young children. this one, for example, is only a month and a half old the. this is and they were controlled by military gr

all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. it's going to be moving. it's going to be quick. >> of course, all hell did break loose that day. we saw it. now bannon is avoiding responsibility saying the guy who was president and already said no. in a letter to bannon's lawyer the deputy white house counsel said one more time for everybody in the back, we are not aware of any basis for your client's refusal to appear for a deposition. yesterday, bannon also tried to delay tonight's contempt proceedings by a week siting the lawsuit and needless to say, that request was not granted. the committee will be moving forward within the hour and after tonight's vote, the measure then goes to the full house if and when it gets passed there it gets transmitted to the justice department, which will then decide whether to bring charges or whether to let bannon basically trump get away with it, again. joining me advisor to the d triple c and maya wiley, former new york city candidate and former federal prosecutor and i'm going to start with glen. losing my control of

all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. it's going to be moving, it's going to be quick. >> the committee wants evidence and testimony from bannon on what he knew and why he was talking like that and what kind of hell he was rooting for or plotting about. it's also released a new report about the case for contempt which draws on evidence suggesting that bannon played a multi facetted role in the events of january 6th, including speaking with trump directly. as for his pledges of hell breaking loose on january 6th, that was the same day that investigators in congress, according to what they've found, they say he joined a, quote, war room meeting with trump lawyers organized at the willard hotel. security failures and attacks on the united states are just about always met with investigations, it's literally part of congress' job. after the kennedy assassination or 9/11, few would suggest that the probes would not be cooperated with, let alone would you expect that from a former white house official in any party. but here we a

what the hell are you doing, fat boy ?! ( cartman ) screw you, hippy !'s like some frozen guy. ( cartman ) come on, you guys, it's getting cold up here. shut up, cartman. dude, i saw this in a movie once. the old cavemen get frozen, and then people discover them and make them their caveman friend. wow, cool. you guys, there's a frozen ape man from the past down here, send some more rope. ( cartman ) really ? hey, there's a frozen guy down there. help me chip some of the ice away. ( cartman ) hey, you guys, this is just like that one movie, and the doctor and that french chick were doing it all summer long, and they went back to school and sang songs about greased lightening. you know that movie, the sandra dee chick is all prissy... ( together ) cartman, will you shut the hell up and get some more rope ?! ah, screw you guys, anyway ! hey, remember when that kid found a wallet and he got a reward ? yeah, sweet, maybe we can get a reward for the frozen guy. hooray ! hooray ! ( stan ) where should we bring him ? ( kyle ) i don't know. we just have to get it

with the hell is this? they look at you like are you crazy, it has always been this way. >> i think the lower your expectations, tucker, is really the slogan of the biden presidency. you talk about bringing back the old days, the 1970s, this is like reliving jimmy carter's worst year in office where we are told the american people are the problem. you are the problem. national malays, all the american people's fault. in fact, it is joe biden's fault and the terrible policies, he is trying to run -- he does not believe in it. we are a strong nation and it is time we started acting like it. >> tucker: the strength, i would assume, is in the population itself and if you watch people sit back as colonies of junkies living in tents grow across the kids school and nobody says "get the hell out of here," that would be an expression of strength, i wonder when people start doing that, hopefully soon. >> i hope so, too, tucker. with the biden administration is trying to do in terms of intimidate and people remind me

. >> new york is a hell hole. >> it is thanks to the mayor. it's not look sog hot when it comes to crime. >> no it's not. you don't get to call new york that. i live here, sister. i live here, i walk the streets, not like that. i read the new york post. i talking to cops. i know what is going on here. that's not -- >> no, i will tell you as a journalist. i know the cops and people in nypd. a lead detective in new york city texted me during the show. the police here can not do their jobs because they're not backed up by the democratic leaders. >> new york is struggling don't call it a hell hole. >> it's not a hell hole. >> talk to your local precinct. >> i feel safe walking across the city. do i trust the democratic leaders give the miss the power to protect us. no, we're on our own. thank you, mayor. that's all the time we. have up next ... we have. up next ... >> william shatner is back on solid ground after his trip to the final frontier. more on the historic blue origin space flight, next. >> president boyd en unveils his plan on the supply

go to the hell. after finally making it into poland, they took a taxi to the german border where they were detained by the german police life elderly with a great feeling, especially when richard lease quarters. they welcomed us and told us you are now safe and secure in our hands. what are some and who sign, have applied for asylum in germany? where they hope they can start a new life away from the war in the country? having barely so 5 their ordeal, they are urging other refugees not to travel to europe through battle. ruth steadfast and al jazeera leipzig, the u. n. z well feed program as warning thy global hunger will rise exponentially due to climate change. the agency says extreme weather will lead to more people being displaced. there's forced to search for food. so already happening in parts of africa, where drought has led to a rise in armed conflicts. nicholas hack reports from central burkina faso. it's only un helicopter that we travel to the city of kaya in central burkina faso. the, to

we build during the past with some very concrete actions in order to strengthen the partnership for hell. this clarification between what european defense means and how this is completely compatible with nato. what's your been sovereignty means and how it is important for goal security? our white house correspondent, kennedy hall. cat has the latest from rhyme. the meeting between the french president emanuel mac craw and u. s. president joe biden was important because these are longstanding allies and the rift that was created as a result of the united states. working with united kingdom and australia and forming a security partnership known as office leaving france in the dark was a flap in the face, according to the french president. and well, there was a telephone call to try and men the relationship. this was the 1st face to face meeting were joe biden, acknowledged the mistakes of the united states, saying that this was clumsy and also without race to leave france, a really ignorant of what was taking place. we should also point out, though that the apology appeared to be accepted

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