hilary duff as a fan?onestly, like, "lizzie mcguire" was like my life when i was a kid. i'm obsessed with her. i'm obsessed with her concerts and i was like shrieking and freaking out when i just met her backstage. it's been so crazy meeting all these legends. and i'm just like, okay, here we go let's cry again and freak out, you know [ laughter ] but, yeah, she is just so iconic, and her music is so good, and she really doesn't get the credit that she deserves [ cheers and applause >> seth: there you go. >> you know? >> seth: let's get out here and fix that >> pop star. >> seth: you're -- i'm very happy about this, and i want to thank you for sticking around. you're going to do your new song, "brrr. am i saying that -- is that a good - i'll try again >> no. that's good. it's not - >> seth: okay, good. >> "brrr" is good. >> seth: thank you very much you've also had a song called "icy." is sort of winter a theme, something that is true to you? >> yeah. i'm from germany, so it's cold there. [ laughter ] and

hilary. i'm agree. i'm briefly, hilary. i'm agree. i'm briefly, hilary.e flack story, tv took her own life. god forbid that should happen. but we have to be careful with harry, don't we? something appalling doesn't happen . that appalling doesn't happen. that is something that i've seen people talking about . yes, we people talking about. yes, we can go on tv and we can go. he's a numpty and he's this and he's that. he has personality here. and you're a bit of a student of human nature. he's not a well bunny, is he. no i definitely think that he has he has mental health issues . and i think he is health issues. and i think he is he's he's lost his way completely. yeah. and you can see his eyes, don't you see it in his eyes, don't you think like face is think it's feel like his face is so drawn and, washed out. yeah. maybe should get proper maybe he should get a properjob that sort him. that might that might sort him. that might do it. maybe he should help you at ukip. well we are . that's at ukip. well we are. that's what i say . hey at ukip. well we are.

hilary. i'm agree. i'm briefly, hilary. i'm agree. i'm briefly, hilary.e flack story, tv took her own life. god forbid that should happen. but we have to be careful with harry, don't we? something appalling doesn't happen . that appalling doesn't happen. that is something that i've seen people talking about . yes, we people talking about. yes, we can go on tv and we can go. he's a numpty and he's this and he's that. he has personality here. and you're a bit of a student of human nature. he's not a well bunny, is he. no i definitely think that he has he has mental health issues . and i think he is health issues. and i think he is he's he's lost his way completely. yeah. and you can see his eyes, don't you see it in his eyes, don't you think like face is think it's feel like his face is so drawn and, washed out. yeah. maybe should get proper maybe he should get a properjob that sort him. that might that might sort him. that might do it. maybe he should help you at ukip. well we are . that's at ukip. well we are. that's what i say . hey at ukip. well we are.

i thought the agenda hilary 1st. have you ever done this minded jumping before? yes and twice i did filled special every one of those times. oh my goodness, i can't even begin to imagine again. but yes and below, even when i doing so much in labor, it's done. first. tell us what this place means to zamiah's tourism industry. it is twice and rightfully so because we host of the victoria falls, which obviously one of the was but you'd go in there is a lot of natural sites are around the town of living some itself, a lot of why historical significance to the cultural aspect of it is still very much alive with you have the highest within the village life just around the livingston. so we have that mix of life, obviously what the typical african life you'd like. and how much is this contributing to design be an economy product coffee that at least on record 7.2 percent of the duty of the country. and we tried to push that number off because obviously of the potential that we have was a country quite interesting. but as you can see, we actually saw that the fall is not

hilary we are back with our panel. hilar y £2. it's actually really hilary £2.lly good. it could save families an awful lot money. people are going to be saying, you should this last longer than three months. yeah, i mean, absolutely . i mean, i'm always absolutely amazed. i go out london amazed. and i go out of london how much cost? i mean, how much buses cost? i mean, often it's probably cheaper to get it to get a neighbour than it is to get a neighbour than it is to get the bus. and, you know, busesin get the bus. and, you know, buses in london are capped . and buses in london are capped. and i think, you know, people take that for granted. it's more that for granted. but it's more like huge to families. i mean, like a huge to families. i mean, if you you get on a bus and if you if you get on a bus and there's four of you and it's, you know each, that's just you know, £5 each, that's just just to get from a to b, that's a hell of a lot of money. so yeah, think it definitely yeah, i think it definitely should be something that lasts for longer because, you kno

hilary we are back with our panel. hilar y £2. it's actually really hilary £2.lly good. it could save families an awful lot money. people are going to be saying, you should this last longer than three months. yeah, i mean, absolutely . i mean, i'm always absolutely amazed. i go out london amazed. and i go out of london how much cost? i mean, how much buses cost? i mean, often it's probably cheaper to get it to get a neighbour than it is to get a neighbour than it is to get the bus. and, you know, busesin get the bus. and, you know, buses in london are capped . and buses in london are capped. and i think, you know, people take that for granted. it's more that for granted. but it's more like huge to families. i mean, like a huge to families. i mean, if you you get on a bus and if you if you get on a bus and there's four of you and it's, you know each, that's just you know, £5 each, that's just just to get from a to b, that's a hell of a lot of money. so yeah, think it definitely yeah, i think it definitely should be something that lasts for longer because, you kno

sometimes it's hilarious. other times it's not. remember that with comedy the outcome is not predetermined. it's why woke comedy can't be funny. they are nothing more than smirking deliverers of bitter lectures and it's a tale that they require you to agree rather than laugh and that's because there is no equity in laughter. you either laugh or you don't. try to establish a quota and you'll be the joke. let's -- [applause] >> greg: welcome tonight's guest. she's known for her cheerleading and leaving your ears bleeding. co-host -- [applause] >> greg: his comedy is so dark every ticket to his show comes with a free head lamp. comedian kirk -- [applause] >> greg: he dresses like a magician because he can make laughter disappear. host of fox across america, jimmy fallon. [applause] >> greg: and she's never been told that she lights up a room. fox news contributor kat -- [applause] >> greg: a little trivia here about kirk metzger. i believe he was on the original panel on the gutfeld show when we had the talking wall. >> i was a puppet

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. >> jimmy: she's hilarious in this movie. >> it really is funny.ians in this. >> jimmy: jennifer coolidge is -- >> on fire. right now? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: she is on fire for sure. i don't even know where jennifer coolidge begins and ends. >> i know. >> jimmy: she's just so funny and odd and kind of the same in everything, but kills in every scene. was she, like, nutty and funny while you were shooting? >> you expect it, because she's so hilarious, like she's going to come over and just be funny right away, right? >> jimmy: yeah. >> but it's kind of like how her characters are, where she's like, there, and you're like, is she trying to be funny? or is she got being funny? you don't know to laugh or not to laugh. when you see it later it's hilarious, "i should have laughed." [ laughter ] it's this weird -- almost like andy kaufman. something. it's life and funny. >> jimmy: you don't know if it's a character or -- >> where it begins and ends, it's brilliant, she's brilliant. >> jimmy: will she be at the premiere tonight? >> yes. >> jimmy

hilary do write.nk bbc is institutionally think the bbc is institutionally a just? well, i don't think it's institutionally i just i that it's trying to move with the times and it doesn't as aidan says it's lost direction . it says it's lost direction. it doesn't know how to capture that younger audience. it's the same with newspapers you know, i remember when i started off in newspapers and i remember thinking, oh my god, when i get to 40, that's, you know, i'm over the hill, there'll be nothing. newspapers, one inches, magazines interested in over 40. and that has all changed. newspapers have realised that they've got to keep that older audience and move and keep them and move them because and move with them because trying younger trying to get the younger audience working. i the audience isn't working. i the bbc needs to do the same. it needs value older reader needs to value its older reader , its older viewers, its older listeners and try other ways to get younger people. absolutely right. more o

hilary do write.nk bbc is institutionally think the bbc is institutionally a just? well, i don't think it's institutionally i just i that it's trying to move with the times and it doesn't as aidan says it's lost direction . it says it's lost direction. it doesn't know how to capture that younger audience. it's the same with newspapers you know, i remember when i started off in newspapers and i remember thinking, oh my god, when i get to 40, that's, you know, i'm over the hill, there'll be nothing. newspapers, one inches, magazines interested in over 40. and that has all changed. newspapers have realised that they've got to keep that older audience and move and keep them and move them because and move with them because trying younger trying to get the younger audience working. i the audience isn't working. i the bbc needs to do the same. it needs value older reader needs to value its older reader , its older viewers, its older listeners and try other ways to get younger people. absolutely right. more o

i rememberthinking it hilarious that the police only had torches. the police only had torches. i thought to myself, i could take the police. and then i remember watching the local news in manchester and i think it was tonight, majorshock manchester and i think it was tonight, major shock as post office held up and i was like, really? that's all you got? but in part because that makes your story intriguing. you're in northern ireland during the city belfast but you're not of the dispute because you're not of the dispute because you arejewish. you're not part of the warring communities. did you feel apart from it? yeah, ifelt nontribal. i mean look i didn't feel apart from it in the sense that was the family conversation every night. how did you get home tonight? did you miss the riots on dunkirk gardens? did you hear the bomb scare? did that affect your drive home? where are you going? be careful. that's a bad area. that is the everyday conversation of anybody in northern ireland growing up in the 70s and 805. now in northern ireland growing up in th

i'm obviously hilary banks took local tv weather girl. um you guys reporter? yeah, i'm just i'm just a news reporter on the overnight shift, struggling with a little hair thing. we got a shot at anderson. don't do that. what is that? so that's a looks like an antenna. they're aeady kind of know my butt cam. okay you can judge can you see us from over in britain? can you see us, julia? beautiful beautiful thing. what is going on with elmo elmo leave. i don't know elmo did that. here on the floor is the only place that they have a little bit of fun. you should see what they do up in that control room. bye bye with well actually, it was sports. here. i am having a little drink of water water, letting me do all the work. you all gonna make me lose my mind up in here up in here. somebody morning anchor. if you'd like lisa's job, please send her resume to us. send its anchor search 47 west 60. bottom baskets. do you do have some offensive body odor that makes it can't keep a co anchor for more than a few weeks. this is my last day. oh man secrets that we like to lau

-- david was a hilarious, brilliant, super inquisitive guy, even though, you know, he has this publicf being a prickly curmudgeon he was incredibly shy, actually and incredibly sensitive. >> steve, not to be rude, i'm watching the clock here and i want to get this in before we run out of time, please, i think it's very important because you spoke to him two days ago, correct? and what did you talk about? >> yes, i did. we talked about how excited he was to be playing a concert with the canadian singer-songwriter bruce coburn at the end of february. >> and -- >> and he's also -- he has another album in the can, as they say, with young musicians who are in his lighthouse band. so there is another david crosby album that's about to come out. and he was very excited about that, too. >> i wanted to get that in, steve. sorry for me jumping in there, but, we know he's great and catalan and i have been waxing poetic about him all morning and just his impact not only on the music business, but just on the world. thank you so much for joining, again, we're sorry for your loss. you be well. >> t

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they give hilary clinton. she was the worst of everybody. free pass. she miss handled top secret classified documents. she dedeleted 33,000 e-mails to take cover in terms of record and background. we have no idea what they said or where they are. democracy dies in darkness or a cute model and not a principle belief so called journalist, nearly every news out let interpreted in protecting democrats and federal government instead of hold gz them accountable. author of "price of pri princip they knew about them on november 2nd. six days before election day. why didn't they tell american people? what does that do to mar-a-lago case? >> throws it out the window. one thing absolutely certain merit garland should not prosecute donald trump. to do so would have to pass clinton-burger-now biden standard. you have to show what trump did is so much worse. they should have disclosed this november 2nd. if they didn't then, they shouldn't have waited two months. only reason it was disclosed media on to it. somebody leaked it. it was seen to be done. i don't believe

you're in luck, monica i see is bringing that humor to her debut novel, and it is hilarious. if you're gonna ask someone to swipe for you on the apps think he kisses his dog on the lips? ah oh, my god. that's what i'm saying. monica hi c is the perfect person for the job he used to play viola viola in a string quartet in high school. okay surprising fact, i wouldn't hear that and be like, not the veal. my god, she's part of the team that brought some of this generation's most romantic moments to the small screen simply the best. better than all. monica joining team behind this show, and we were just talking so much about falling in love and what that feels like and how to express it . i remember very distinctly the conversations around like the gesture and this patrick's big gesture and then david's sort of big response gesture. people can see you right? was there. i think i was just like learning constantlyand just watching the pros do it. morning, david, combining what she learned alongside the rose family. my god, you david humor at the heart and her own personal experienc

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wit. ridiculously handsome kid with a hilarious wit .hip with his life ahead of him. he came over to my place for sleep overs. i went to his place as well. his family were lovely, but having gone from being inseparable , joined at the hip. inseparable, joined at the hip. we grew apart when he hit his teens. we grew apart when he hit his teens . and why was that? well, teens. and why was that? well, because he got involved with the wrong crowd. so called hard lads, aggressive slightly violent individuals who were, of course, into drugs . it was only course, into drugs. it was only when i hit my late teens, maybe 18 or 19, that i got . an update 18 or 19, that i got. an update on daniel . he 18 or 19, that i got. an update on daniel. he was found dead in his garden by his mother following a heroin overdose . following a heroin overdose. this is my friend we're talking about here . daniel would be here about here. daniel would be here now if it wasn't for the drug industry and gateway stimulants like marijuana, which many characterise as ha

wit. ridiculously handsome kid with a hilarious wit .hip with his life ahead of him. he came over to my place for sleep overs. i went to his place as well. his family were lovely, but having gone from being inseparable , joined at the hip. inseparable, joined at the hip. we grew apart when he hit his teens. we grew apart when he hit his teens . and why was that? well, teens. and why was that? well, because he got involved with the wrong crowd. so called hard lads, aggressive slightly violent individuals who were, of course, into drugs . it was only course, into drugs. it was only when i hit my late teens, maybe 18 or 19, that i got . an update 18 or 19, that i got. an update on daniel . he 18 or 19, that i got. an update on daniel. he was found dead in his garden by his mother following a heroin overdose . following a heroin overdose. this is my friend we're talking about here . daniel would be here about here. daniel would be here now if it wasn't for the drug industry and gateway stimulants like marijuana, which many characterise as ha

and my guest is the hilarious margaret thatcher in person later.pitting image star steve nolen. so it is friday night and it's cold outside. so why not settle down? have a great night with myself and some fantastic guests. what better way to start with my gb news clips of the week . we kick off clips of the week. we kick off our clips of the week with magnificent nana a queer. now i know nana is never to ask the tough questions , but even tough questions, but even i raise an eyebrow. at last tweet nana topic . read the question nana topic. read the question carefully in the bottom right hand corner . send me your hand corner. send me your thoughts. email gb views at gbnews.uk or tweet me at gb news. i've also got a pull up right now asking that very question would you forgive harry if he was your son? cast your vote now. but first, a short break. now the eagle eyed will actually understand that that red would i forgive harry if he was in my son? well, it depends how they know each other. i mean, has he taken him out for dinner? have they had a drin

and my guest is the hilarious margaret thatcher in person later.pitting image star steve nolen. so it is friday night and it's cold outside. so why not settle down? have a great night with myself and some fantastic guests. what better way to start with my gb news clips of the week . we kick off clips of the week. we kick off our clips of the week with magnificent nana a queer. now i know nana is never to ask the tough questions , but even tough questions, but even i raise an eyebrow. at last tweet nana topic . read the question nana topic. read the question carefully in the bottom right hand corner . send me your hand corner. send me your thoughts. email gb views at gbnews.uk or tweet me at gb news. i've also got a pull up right now asking that very question would you forgive harry if he was your son? cast your vote now. but first, a short break. now the eagle eyed will actually understand that that red would i forgive harry if he was in my son? well, it depends how they know each other. i mean, has he taken him out for dinner? have they had a drin

not end with laughing hysterically is bill murray just as a clown and is cussing at you is [bleep] hilarioust still bothers her is that what i had to lie awake about at night i'd be so grateful. >> walter: it didn't bother her that much. because she waited to see it for 30 something years. >> tyrus: and she was laughing when she was time to story. >> walter: gina davis had a problem, she needed money. she was going to write a book. she knew that nobody really cared about the life of gina davis but she knew that they might care about bill murray. so she came up with bill murray with a preapproved story there really isn't that harsh memory which is just gonna say at her in a clown suit this is your big trauma origin story but how she became the has-been she is now. [laughter] [applause] >> greg: i believe that in my life judging this i must have 50 gina davis is looking in my background. because i've given so much [bleep] to guests, male and female is a lowly gallon? i hate the lollygagging. >> walter: look, you will be flattered that they remember y you. >> dagen: the historically horrible pe

uno de sus abogados deberÁn pagar casi 1 millÓn de dÓlares por presentar una demanda falsa contra hilarys estÁn preocupadas, porque muchos casos de esta enfermedad estÁ resistiendo antibiÓticos, lo que hace muy difÍcil su cura. veamos mÁs de esta alerta de salud pÚblica. reportera: las infecciones por gonorrea preocupan pero aÚn mÁs que las autoridades de salud identificaran dos casos en massachusetts que son resistentes a varias clases de antibiÓticos, lo cual hace su cura muy difÍcil segÚn expertos. >> la resistencia a los antibiÓticos es un problema a nivel mundial. mientras mÁs usamos los antibiÓticos, las bacterias evolucionan y pueden tener resistencia. el problema es que tendremos menos antibiÓticos para usar. reportera: el aumento de la actividad sexual durante la pandemia y que menos personas se sometieron a exÁmenes de salud de rutina, impulsaron la infecciÓn enfermedades como la gonorrea. >> los genes de resistencia se pueden transferir a otras bacterias. reportera: las infecciones resistentes a los antibiÓticos matan aproximadamente 700,000 personas cada aÑo. se espera que es

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in fact, i think the analogy to hilary is god because i think in both cases the investigation itselflic this being taken seriously rather than as something that will result in criminal charges. >> got it. so, from legal we love to talk politics and the political exposure is huge, right? and, obviously, this is creating an opening for republicans for quite a controversial showdown. how would you describe, laura, the -- president biden's, i guess, handling -- especially the drip, drip of disclosures. first monday the first batch we heard of classified documents and then days later a second batch, albeit a much smaller number of documents, 20 or so versus more than 300 that were seized in mar-a-lago. >> president biden addressed this actually one of the first days that it was revealed that there was that first batch of documents. he said that he was surprised that he had those documents at the washington office and that he was told not to ask what was in them by his lawyers and wasn't aware of what was potentially in them. he is getting a lot of advice if his legal counsel, his special

the pity with the comment not meant to be hilarious.you're getting a kick out of it, keep them coming good or bad. we like to hear from you. also danielle saying where we're going, if we get new something worse. share your views. a lot are conveying to me you agree with her and then some on that issue. meantime the push right now to just ban tiktok period in the united states. as you know the ceo of that company is going to come before congress in march but ahead of that yet another governor who said, not in my state. tate reeves is the latest after this. ♪ the day you get your clearchoice dental implants makes every day... a "let's dig in" day... mm. ...a "chow down" day... a "take a big bite" day... a "perfectly delicious" day... - mm. [ chuckles ] - ...a "love my new teeth" day. because your clearchoice day is the day everything is back on the menu. a clearchoice day changes every day. schedule a free consultation. oh yeah, that is them. (that is howard) yeah, that's on howard's campus. ohhh, she's so powerful, she carried on the fam

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it's from one of the writers of that show and it is hilarious.n the apps -- >> i think he kisses his dog on the lips. >> oh, my god. >> that's what i'm saying. >> reporter: -- monica heisey is the perfect person for the job. >> he used to play very viola in a string quartet in high school. >> that's a surprising fact? i wouldn't hear that and be like, oh, my god. >> reporter: she's part of the team that brought some of this generation's most roman take moments to the small screen. ♪ you're simply the best ♪ ♪ better than all the rest ♪ >> reporter: monica joining the writing team behind this show. >> we were just talking so much about falling in love and what that feels like and how to express it. i remember distinctly the conversations around like the gesture and patrick's big gesture and david's sort of big response gesture. >> you know people can see you, right? ♪ you're simply the best ♪ >> the entire time i was there i was like learning constantly and just watching the pros do it. >> good morning, david. >> reporter: monica combining what sh

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and i agree to do this, these 2 french guys are hilarious. they're amazing. trust. i got a mike on say, i got a mike on the 1st turn, the thing off we returned to the car from someone who is the policeman. seems put myra christian born healing. right right. he redefines the rules governing our interview. is there a link between his crimes comes at richard. i'm sure the schools with all due respect, gentlemen, we've known each other for a couple hours and the way that there's so much negativity given on to the police that i don't especially the front of a police. i just don't feel comfortable giving those types of answers that could be chopped and put back together. you know what i'm saying? i see. yeah. ah, there are 3 boys done here. the tour of crime scenes continues carefulness. no gentlemen, for we carry on along the river of tears, a canal with a sinister reputation. oh, in recent years, several indigenous corpses have been fish out of these waters. some of these cases are part of the new investigation. careful where you walk guys, because there's a lot of empt

all of these events that have been happening and let up until this now, to be even more hilarious if trump was talking about the speaker of the house. it just another joke of an event. host: let me hear from angela who is in maine. caller: one of the 20 is actually representative from my district, it's marilyn district one, andy harris. he was mentioned in that january 6 committee as being one of the 12 congresspeople that did that second late december, he had those 12 at the white house. i think that is where they got their fake electors together and decide how to make mike pence an actor to overthrow the government but that didn't work. i guess they figured they will overthrow their own party. i think it is working out good for them so far. no doubt, they don't like the fbi because the fbi should be putting them in jail. host: angela, what you think of andy harris's role this week? caller: i think this is what he feels he needs to do and a lot of people are calling them clowns. these people are true believers. i know with mr. harris, he so afraid of communism that he thinks the ant

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but here is a story about a funeral that i found hilarious, because this funeral has donald trump, andn turn anything into a joke. maybe you have heard of diamond and silk, those two sisters who were always showing up at his rallies? praising him on tv? setting the black race back 50 years? you know those two. trump held meeting with them's, he would invite them to the oval office, he would point at them and say, "see, black people love me!" well, sadly, diamond passed away a few days ago. yeah. and silk said that she wanted trump to speak at the funeral, because the three of them were so close. at least, silk thought the three of them were close, until trump started to speak.. >> and you know the world has lost one of its brightest stars, real star, but i see that we have another star who is equal to, but she stepped up and she is different. i'm serious, i thought i knew them both, i didn't. i knew -- i knew diamond, but i didn't know silk at all. i just learned about silk, you're fantastic. you're going to carry on beyond anybody's wildest imagination. >> wanda: oh, my god, trump sho

everybody you go to in that cast is hilarious. >> oh, my god! >> dwight!en it became something that you just realized the audience was very comfortable and very conversant. >> hey, park lady, you suck. >> hear that? he called me park lady. >> "the office," "parks and rec," "modern family," the conceit is they're making a documentary. >> i'm okay. i'm good. i'm good. >> the idea of these shows is you know, they sit down on a couch or they catch them in a separate part of the office, and everybody does a confessional like reality television. >> i've gained a few extra pounds while we were expecting the baby, which has been very difficult. but apparently your body does a nesting, very maternal, primal thing where it retains nutrients, some sort of molecular physiology thing. but that's science. you can't fight it. >> we didn't need to explain that there's a documentary. yeah, it's a documentary, we don't need to know who's who he's talking to, i got it, and it's funny. >> this year's emmy nominations have been announced. the comedy series "30 rock" was the to

with art that sometimes blurs the lines, but here's his words for what he does >> i describe it as hilarioushey're going to get some of my enhancement >> reporter: he scours hotels for the most mundane and mass-produced artwork. pull pulls it off the wall and adds flourish >> i could not help myself >> reporter: his goal to make his mark in every state, from arizona to louisiana and getting caught a whole bunch along the way. sometimes becoming friends with the hotel staff, other times slapped with a hefty charge on his bill and full disclosure, he offered to come by our hotel to demonstrate his tactics. >> ah-ha, there she is >> reporter: but we opted to have him show us an example at his studio all of a sudden, these mysterious art reworks started popping up around the country. they're getting noticed and getting sold it looks like this has a price tag. >> it sold just a couple days ago. >> reporter: did it sell for full price >> 3,000, yes. >> reporter: while many remain undiscovered >> the total number is unclassified but there's 30 to 40 still in hotels >> reporter: he says new england

tough position, because if you look at what the chinese media are saying to the people, it's kind of hilariousse now they're saying that, you know, the lockdown was correct, but we kind of lifted it overnight, that was correct too. communist party's always correct. but it's not really defending the authority or legitimacy of xi jinping domestically, because people havein seen the protests where they chanted down with xi jinping, yelling that actually the worked. [laughter] at least giving them what they wanted, which is a lifting of lockdown. so i think the fact that the people across the country have seen that is a compromising factor on xi jinping's rule in china. and i think we have to wait, only time will tell how much damage that was really inflect -- inflicted on him and how next ten years will pass of his rule. >> host: what was it about these protests that were, that made a difference compared to other protests in the past? >> guest: protests since tiananmen square and after tiananmen square, they were mostly onionst political issues like pollution. not in my backyard. there was a poll

but crikey, it's hilarious, you know hilarious, isn't it but you know where are with the daily where are with the daily mail of course is something to be appreciate it because everything to hell in everything is going to hell in a previously domesticated are turning and we will all turning feral and we will all one day presumably be slow altered by nature revolting against us. well, to be clear, these are not the dogs that attacked were not on dangerous dogs list the dogs you would expect there were two dustbins there, but they were all small dogs. my understanding she was walking dogs at the same time, which is a lot, but that happens quite a lot of walkers. you quite a lot of dog walkers. you see all the time in. the see them all the time in. the parks with many dogs. parks with many, many dogs. yeah. of that yeah. and this of shows that maybe they they they develop that pack mentality when together they together and if they are panicked turn and panicked they can turn and of course of various course because of the various leads trapped . i mean leads she was trapped. i mean this a

but crikey, it's hilarious, you know hilarious, isn't it but you know where are with the daily where are with the daily mail of course is something to be appreciate it because everything to hell in everything is going to hell in a previously domesticated are turning and we will all turning feral and we will all one day presumably be slow altered by nature revolting against us. well, to be clear, these are not the dogs that attacked were not on dangerous dogs list the dogs you would expect there were two dustbins there, but they were all small dogs. my understanding she was walking dogs at the same time, which is a lot, but that happens quite a lot of walkers. you quite a lot of dog walkers. you see all the time in. the see them all the time in. the parks with many dogs. parks with many, many dogs. yeah. of that yeah. and this of shows that maybe they they they develop that pack mentality when together they together and if they are panicked turn and panicked they can turn and of course of various course because of the various leads trapped . i mean leads she was trapped. i mean this a

against the burning of the koran, the un secretary general of the islamic world, us secretary of state hilary and even the us attorney general did not build a mosque in the vatican, but the pastor of the yellow koran still later in one of the churches in philadelphia back in 2017, the founder and leader the ultra-right party hardliner transmus paluden at his rallies in denmark has repeatedly desecrated the holy scriptures of muslims, and a few days ago, he publicly burned the koran in front of the turkish embassy in stockholm, after which the danish politician promised to continue such actions because of threats from muslims , muslims responded to this with terrorist attacks in 2013 , the french satirical magazine charlie ebdo offered its readers a comic book about the life of the prophet, after 2 years. the islamist brothers , said and sherif pashay, shot at the editorial office of the magazine with machine guns. the attack killed 12 people, including editor-in-chief stefan shar bonnier and two policemen , both islamic militants. revenge for cartoons on the prophet muhammad who published the

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