hilary, are there any parallels with what you _ all., are there any parallels with what you are seeing here - all. hilary, are there any parallels with what you are seeing here in i all. hilary, are there any parallels i with what you are seeing here in the uk and what has happened with the decline in manufacturing in the us? certainly there are parallels, added all comes— certainly there are parallels, added all comes down to climate change and governments that are looking to support— governments that are looking to support climate change, companies looking _ support climate change, companies looking to _ support climate change, companies looking to create alternative fuel, alternative manufacturing. frankly, ithink— alternative manufacturing. frankly, i think the — alternative manufacturing. frankly, i think the people of the south wales— i think the people of the south wales and the us kind of deserve better— wales and the us kind of deserve better from the government. you can anticipate _ better from the government. you can anticipa

, barbie. >> cringe, that is awful hilary barbie.y had fans, that was very interesting. the way this works is the highest grossing movie everything go year normally does not win the oscar, in 2022 i think top gun maverick, 2211 of the spider-man movies they don't win the oscars and from a challenging role standpoint i don't know that that was the most difficult role that margo robbie could've played. jackie: i'm going to come over to you guys but she still claiming in her tweet that she wanted, hilary. >> she won the popular election which is what she's saying and not the ultimate award. >> she's grasping for relevance, letter habit, the thing that i find cringe is that she signed it hilary barbie rather than i understand your plight it doesn't bother me as much as it bothers you. by the way just because you're blonde does not make it easy to act like barbie i'm going to go ahead and say it and the other thing i want to understand why was this category a remake and not an original some, i don't remember this is a remake of anything.

hilary rosen, democratic _ other issues too. hilary rosen, democratic party _ other issues too.me. looking at those pictures again we are going to go straight back to philadelphia, looking at the podium there at the montgomery county community college, near philadelphia. we are waiting for presidentjoe biden to take to the podium to make what has been seen as he reached —— really crucial speech, really kick—starting the campaign in 2024. of course, the election just ten months away, so it would be really interesting to see what tack he takes i'm interested to hear what he takes i'm interested to hear what he says, and we will be watching and listening to it right here on the news channel. the us secretary of state, antony blinken has arrived in turkey on the first leg of a regional tour that will also see him visit israel and several arab nations. the state department says mr blinken will stress the need to increase humanitarian aid to civilians in gaza, and to ensure they are not forcibly displaced from the territory. his visit comes a day after the israeli defence minister yoa

he thinks we are helped hilary klimt in the 16th year, he believes that there was interference in themerican elections for hilary clinton from our territory from the servers, he, we remember, a perfect conversation with president zelensky, which caused then, so. in the united states, impeachment is somewhat different than that, and that is precisely why he can be convicted under a criminal article and take a seat, that is, in the white house, that is, the united states is a slightly different country from the point of view of rights. here, but also what worries those people who understand the united states, what in his there are people around who, well... have an extremely negative attitude towards ukraine, the same tucker clarkson, who is a mouthpiece of russian propaganda, in fact, he is very often shown on russian television, and he advises mr. trump on foreign policy, there are others people, therefore, most likely, if such a black swan comes to us in the form of trump, it will of course be difficult, but it is clear that neither the ukrainian president nor ukrainian society will

tonight -- hilary duff.please don't destroy," writers, martin herlihy, john higgins, and ben marshall an all-new "closer look. featuring the 8g band with justin faulkner. ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well tonight. and now if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news president biden and chinese president xi jinping are reportedly prepared to announce the return of the direct military hotline, and this is fun, they're letting biden pick the phone. [ laughter ] the third republican presidential debate was held last night in miami. what's the point it's like going to an nsync concert without justin we don't know the rest of you! [ laughter ] during the first few minutes of last night's debate, moderator lester holt admonished the crowd several times for cheering and applauding, saying, quote, "let's not do this." man, you know our political decorum is in bad shape when the moderator has to talk to the audience

larry: hilary vaughn, thank you very much, really exciting, hilary, very exciting stuff.ere is quick take on me. if hunter biden thinks his spoiled brat antics in front of the oversight committee will help his father get elect nod november, think again. people around the country watching news clips of his antics, they will say this is kid of privilege, spoiled because his father's president and somebody who thinks he is above the law. democratic house members from swing districts will undoubtedly be cringing at hunter's antics. hunter may think it is very clever to mock republican congress but i suggest he think that again, again. he looks like a spoiled rich kid which is really what he is. he is a real jerk. that's what he looks like. and of course using his father's influence for various pay-for-play schemes. maybe bribery as well. maybe alleged but all under the microscope. that puts him in unfavorable political spotlight. hunter biden's antics may harden republican votes to hold him in contempt of congress. that could bring him closer to jail. he is kind of lucky they

you are both so much more than canken and she closed with a # hilary barbie.'ve got to be honest the hilary barbie sounds amazing set the dream corvette does not go to wisconsin. jimmy's got jokes about the 2006 election. my issues note hilary trying to score relevance because are certainly a parallel between her and the women and barbie paid for when the voters didn't leave hilary at the altar making matters worse there husband left her with a humanoid. [laughter] it is saturday night baby. i'm going to stop hitler jokes she actually knows where to find me. here we are in better times the airports precooked look at those two gentlemen hanging out. [laughter] 's the barbie backlash edge, bal media has broken societies compass and taught us to focus on things that don't matter. folks, crime is up schools are failing around it was just paid $50 million to pretend she was a plastic toy. the idea anyone should good a flying fudge whether she gets a trophy is so dumb will smith should. >> us all in the face of the next oscars people are waking up at 4:00 a.m. in th

well i actually agree with them, but let's bring hilary - with them, but let's bring hilary and for aboutshow up on time. if- not cheap to go see. surely she should show up on time. if you | not cheap to go see. surely she i should show up on time. if you are an adult madonna fan, you should know that she hasn't never started a concert within the two hour window of her start time. that's not her thing. this tour is a celebration of her greatest hits, one of her greatest hits is being madonna. band greatest hits is being madonna. and beina greatest hits is being madonna. and being late, on that note i have to stop either, so we are not late to hand over to the next show. hillary, paul, a pleasure to have you the contest. do stay with us here on bbc news and thanks for watching the show tonight. hello from the bbc sport centre, i'm chatham partick. look little has won the ball read masters title in the event in two days before his 17th birthday. through a nine darter, the quarterfinal win against nathan aspinall which was extraordinary, met in the final beating the world number two for his

where our own hilary vaughn is there live and in color. hilary, good afternoon, what's cooking?> reporter: good afternoon, larry. former president trump did not have to show up in court here to d.c. but he did just six days out from the iowa caucuses. president trump trade what would normally be a big campaign rally on the trail for a day in court. the reason why what combs out on this could be a game-changer for trump's legal problems. the key question these judges will decide after today, is president trump entitled to presidential immunity for his behavior. if they decide trump does have immunity it could effectively shut down the special counsel's criminal case against trump for alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election before the case even goes to trial. trump's attorney, john sauer says trump does have immunity and that the behave in question by the special counsel were official acts, not private conducts and president trump was acting in his capacity as president. he also said it's not that presidents are immune from any legal consequences or above the law bah that im

i call her beautiful hilary. she is a beautiful woman. in the debate with hilary clinton.she is willing to rip the baby out of the womb in the ninth month. it happened came to me during that debate. she even winced. nobody wants to see that happening after a certain period of time. they are radicals. they are willing to kill the baby in eight months, nine months even after birth. you killed a baby after the ninth month or after you set the baby aside. you have a conversation with the mother. these are the radicals. we are living in a time when there has to be concession one way or another. i want to get it right. i have to get it right. without what i did you would never be asking that question. no chance that was going to happen. for 54 years, they campaigned and nobody pulled it off but me. i think you are happy in the end. [applause] >> bret: thank you very much. let's go to beau. you are from madrid, iowa. >> madrid. >> bret: so sorry. i thought i could get through every city do you know how you are going to caucus? >> trump 100%. >> president: i like him. >> how would

>> i think hilary's report was right, very, very thorough.ss give the kiddie tax credit. doesn't help the economy, but have the work requirement. business things in, a lot are realizing it won't say it to the president's face. we have to something to help the economy we're in deep trouble, do something business can can't on. manufacturers, defense companies, small businesses on the r&d. their cash flows are taking a hit as you mentioned. they could once write that off instantly. knoy they have to do it over five years. hurts them on the cash flow side. small businesses can't -- want investment don't punish them foredoing so. larry: new york state empire manufacturing survey just published yesterday, absolutely collapsed, collapsed. minus 43 something, never seen anything that bad in the whole history of the series and overall manufacturing and industrial production has been in a slump for 12 or 14 or 15 months so this stuff might help. >> it would help and also guaranties, not guaranties but helps in the future when you make a long-term inves

. >> hilary rosen, things have just kind of started to happen in philadelphia, but we are not there yete is plenty of time to talk about what you are expecting and what you would like to hear from president biden in this pretty important speech, isn't it? this is him setting out how he's going to run this campaign. >> well, it seems to be an important speech. i'm not sure it's going to speak to uecided voters as much as they would like. we have seen a year where president biden's approval ratings have gone further down. it has been disappointing tthe white house and democrats that has happened. i think it is this disconnect with the economy actually getting better but voters aren't necessarily feeling it and aren't giving president biden credit for it. so, the biden campaign is switching strategies to something he strongly believes in, which is this issue of contrast with donald trump, that democracy is at stake once again the way it was in his view in 2020 and again in 2022. i think that has appeal to a certain swath of voters, but i think most people who agree with him are already for

so um, is hilary benn. his um, this is hilary benn.ill breathe a sigh claim the eu will breathe a sigh of labour get in at of relief if labour get in at the election, which is the next election, which is looking possible. obviously and sir wins. uh, what sir keir starmer wins. uh, what do to this? do you make to this? >> well, i think it's quite a cunous >> well, i think it's quite a curious thing to say actually, because the current relationship with is actually a lot with the eu is actually a lot more and conciliatory than more warm and conciliatory than it, under boris it, for example, was under boris johnson when there a lot of johnson when there was a lot of name calling and very poor communication. last communication. i mean, the last year and half, we've had the year and a half, we've had the winds of framework. we've rejoined the horizon scheme. there's other examples there's loads of other examples of things this and more of things like this and more kind multi unilateral kind of multi unilateral engagement between britain and

can hashtag hilary barbie. wow.ou know, if i ryan gosling,e ry i'd let the world know i have no plansan to kill myself becaue she's she stages suicides. >> but really, do the oscars even matter anymore? they're not even the big eventg even they once were, especially with jimmy kimmel hosting agai n a reminder to jimmy. the event is black tie, not blackface. >> good point. oh, but here's the problemface. with the oscars, none of this subject matter resonates. it's like hollywood misses s, the real stories that affect real people. in a perfect world, thesl storie would be the oscar nominated flicks like teacher. hese that's a heart wrenching film about a canadian woodshop teacher who change fs his students lives. >> one massive at a time. or captain underpants, a superhero movie for today. a pot bellied, rough arounda bie the edges. italian biker who video bombs tv spotsde of an eccentric political pundit and wins the hearts of americans everywhere. >> and my favorite daddy divorce dismissed. well, i don't know if dep

hilarious. -(anthony) she is. -(samantha) amazing vibes. -thank you samantha. okay, good answer.plause) lily? i'm curious. who do you pick? i guessed suge knight. (everyone gasps) whoa! oh my god! i don't totally know who that is, but... wow. ..his name has been in my head recently. -okay. -then i saw the knight, and i was like, "it's got to be!" (anthony) you do know that the person you name has to be able to come out of this sphere right now? -(laughter) -is he dead? -no, no, no! he's much alive. -that part... uh, he's just "detained" at the moment. -(laughter) -oh my god. so he wouldn't be able to walk outta the sphere right now. -got it. -(anthony) yeah. (laughter and applause) alright, it's time! we've got to know. what name did you guess? so i saw all the clues. i saw the blue jay. i saw the saturday night live. i saw jay-z, i saw obama, and i saw his face in my mind. but i panicked and i put the first comedian named jay that i could think of and that was jay baruchel. -(hesitant applause) -(anthony) jay baruchel. and when did you lock in your guess? i think it was the fift

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hilary, what is being cooking down there? >> reporter: hi, larry.ell the white house is getting frustrated with republicans in the house. they think that gop opposition to some of these leaked details in the border deal could effectively kill the president's strategy to use congress to address the border crisis. so today the white house is calling them out for it. >> i'm going to be very clear here, house republicans are actually getting in the way. they're not part of the discussion. they're not. they're not part of trying to figure out how to go come to a bipartisan agreement. we would like them to be but they're deciding not to. it is on them. >> reporter: also happening on capitol hill today a big hearing with major tech ceos from social media companies, meta, x, tiktok and snap. lawmakers say social media use is killing our children and proliferating a deadly mental health crisis. republicans and democrats drilled into these ceos, even at one point demanded they give an apology to the parents at the hearing whose children are no longer alive. >

hilary vaughn, thank you ever so much for helping out. >> reporter: thank you. climate czar john kerry is resigning. you want to sigh a grown man cry, there is rick perry, former energy secretary, great american and patriot, former texas governor. i'm kidding rick, i know you're not crying. here, kerry jumps out and almost the same day there is another announcement, the biden administration issues a natural gas tax. so this methane tax, which essentially would stop oil and gas drilling. they are putting that into place. they're also i'm reading they won't permit any lng, any new lng projects and installations which is just as nutty as can be. this is john kerryism. >> well, you had on your earlier segment talking about that we were energy independent. we were energy dominant during the trump years and we're headed back that direction. i know that's what president trump will put on the agenda as, i think one of the number one, is, get back to producing american energy and here's why it is so important and why this issue of the climate czar, mr. kerry, leaving and

hilarious.w they're like, "i can picture all of it. you might not be able to." >> seth: yeah, you do feel like if there was a second -- a fourth row that said, like, "my imagination," there would be five stars there [ laughter ] >> it would be six i imagine another star >> seth: "funniest thing i've heard in a while claire friedman is a genius. colin jost and wanda sykes are incredible together. everything about this is perfect. it's like listening to an amazing episode of '30 rock. cannot recommend enough. that's another one, all the fives. >> yeah. genius, claire friedman, a friend of mine you know, when i say "genius" -- [ laughter ] "colin jost and wanda sykes are incredible enjoying it, is perfect. it's like listening to an amazing episode," right. and then i like that one person found it helpful >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> and i just -- and i will admit, that was me >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> i was like, this is very helpful for me >> seth: this is -- this, again, i would say, with

people to think about the relationship between men and women for this intelligent, fun to look at hilarious to see barbie the daughter played with dolls and gives me chills to think about it. >> who is barbie to you? >> a strong independent woman. just because you are a girl doesn't mean anything, you can do anything. >> barbie was a way to express my personality when i was a little kid. >> every girl struggles with this. >> i love barbie. >> and iconic woman. she's weathered amazing amounts of hatred as well as disturbing amounts of love. ♪ >> : can project whatever they want to project onto her and i think it's for that reason she's endured. ♪

there will be some viral moment where stuart says something that is hilarious and everyone is watchinghe has come around. there are nine more jokes that come. maybe he will get one in. >>> coming up her brain is devoid yet she acts like freud. ♪ no. ♪ -no. -nuh-uh. ♪ yeah. oh. yes. ♪ oh yeah. yes. isn't this great? yeeaahhhh!! ♪ yeah, i could do a cartwheel in here. oh hey! would you like to join us? no. we would love to join you. ♪ >>> video of the day part two. >>> wow! that was groovy. i like that. come over later and we will have drinks. where that thing i like you to wear. aoc gives a glimpse of why she prefers wimps. alexandra ocasio-cortez brings us the second video of the day. here she is psychoanalyzing trump supporters and uses words with multiple syllables. >> donald trump is what you get when you want a politician to embody all of your hopes and dreams and caricatures of yourselves. donald trump affirms insecure men's idea of masculinity. they affirm insecure people pass the idea of wealth. internalize misogyny. yeah, insecure white folks idea of race. >> she makes me want

uh, they've a hilarious uh, they've done a hilarious facebook post, uh, it facebook post, uh, sayings margot robbie . police are margot robbie. police are investigating after a former resident of ramsay street. i didn't know she was a neighbours. did you know that? no idea. uh, former resident no no idea. uh, former resident of ramsay was allegedly of ramsay street was allegedly robbed of an oscar nomination for actress . and then they for best actress. and then they give advice what to give some advice about what to do. if you think there really is a robbery. so bit of fun, isn't it? >> i mean, i've got to say, i went to see it. i thought it was trash. i don't understand how it became this. obviously somebody's something right. became this. obviously schuge�*dy's something right. became this. obviously schuge cult something right. became this. obviously schuge cult kind;omething right. became this. obviously schuge cult kind;onadvertisingt. a huge cult kind of advertising and marketing blew up and marketing campaign blew up all you know, the way all around it. you know, the way it t

. >> reminds me of how boring traditional politics are because this isn't the most -- we have hilarythe country deplorables what percentage of this is a little bit nikki haley missing strike zone and what percentage is her opposition just trying to ratchet up animosity? >> half and half so -- they have to take to say look she's insulting voters. the question truly is do the voters themselves feel insulted? and they will make that voice heard one way or another very, very soon. you kind of get the point that she's making especially on the personality point about you if you're running for president you can present a little bit differently in iowa than new hampshire. these are different electorates. you tweak your messaging maybe a little bit and change personalities is probably not the way that you want to put it. and look if she's all in on new hampshire which i get if that's her strategy all in on new hampshire and she's closing in polls on trump i get it then it is fine to make the joke about iowa saying they start and then new hampshire you guys corrected. if you're pandering to ne

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all these episodes are... stains, which has given rise to many hilarious conspiracy theories on the internet the orange tint of his face, one person speculated that the bizarre marks on his arms must there may be traces of artificial tanning. another person joked: too many jelly donuts. people said the red marks on his hands could be from red ink on top secret documents. there were jokes online that he had burned his hands trying to curl his hair before court on wednesday morning. many speculated that the former president had just finished a meal with ketchup or tomato sauce, so his fingers were simply covered in food residue. others thought that perhaps the red marks were actually blisters caused by what he used new golf clubs or engaged in other activities that involved friction. well, today zelensky once again proved that he has not only no political sense, but also no brains. the kiev clown in davos insulted trump in absentia, who merely stated that he gets along well with putin and will quickly end the war in ukraine if he is elected president. zelensky said: “think first, then speak.”

. >> and he's hilarious. >> jimmy: he's hilarious too, but that doesn't even matter.s is who you know. i wondered if you wanted to play a little of the jason bateman game. >> i do. but only -- [ cheers and applause ] there's a caveat. if i do well, you need to consider changing the name. >> jimmy: i'll consider it. >> or at least he and i have to square off. >> jimmy: oh! yeah. well, it's not a competition. [ applause ] it is really just fun for everyone. because what i'm going to do, you don't know, there are a bunch of celebrity names on bas in here. i'm going to pull out a name, then you tell me if you ever met this person, okay? oh, okay. here's one. stevie wonder. >> many, many, many times. >> jimmy: many times? >> many times. so -- yes. many times. >> jimmy: wow. >> so i have -- one of our great family friends named christopher, he'll know who it is. i'm not going to out you with this story. stevie was playing a charity event. afterwards we were all together. christopher was young. he'd had a little too much to drink. and he turns to stevie wonder and he goes, "

hilary burns of the boston globe joins me now.e gay was under fire for weeks, but seemed to have kept her job until today, when you plagiarism -- new play derision -- new plagiarism revelations emerged. >> it was a series of interlocking crises since the october 7 hamas attack on israel, she has been criticized for not doing enough to combat anti-semitism on campus. and then there was the botched congressional hearing on december 5. she survived that hearing largely because of support from faculty and students, but in recent weeks, there has been a near constant drumbeat of plagiarism accusations. william: on the plagiarism accusations, some of her supporters said everyone needs to recognize these were ideological opponents of ys who were bringing out these accusations and their push for diversity at harvard. if i was a student at harvard and had done some of the things she has been found to have done, what would have happened to me? >> that's a good question. students at harvard face disciplinary proceedings when they are huge --

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see the hilarious moment one young packer fan relishes his brother's misery as the packers dominate theboys, lawrence. upset of the year. >> lawrence: that would hurt. >> brian: killer. [cheers and applause] >> lawrence: second hour of "fox & friends" begins right now and remember mornings are better with friends. [laughter] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> steve: 13 hours from right now folks in will to local areas, warm buildings, obviously, to do some caucusing. there is something like 1500, 1600 caucus sites across the great state of iowa where after all the door-knocking and hand-shaking and all of the back slapping it comes down to turnout and ultimately it comes down to the weather because it is freezing right now. the air temperature here in des moines where i'm sitting at the river center right there at the des moines river and raccoon river it is 14 degrees below zero. that's not the wind chill. the wind chill is 32 degrees below zero. and to show you how cold it is. ari, one of the producers on our show, put his stocking cap outside one hour ago, right? frozen solid. what is more remarkable than tha

what is he talking -- it's so stupid and hilarious and also super scary and bad, that's our lives now because the thing that's bad is that one of the things that you watch for in a democracy in danger is for violence to start encroaching on the political space. people doing normal political things, going to a hearing, being a poll worker, certifying an election result. those people are intimidated or threatened with violence or actually subjected to violence. when that starts happening, it means normal people get out of politics and it becomes place for brawlers and for people to take power by force. that's one of the big warning signs. for these guys to be playing with it literally inside the senate is so stupid and also so bad. >> stephen: almost made bernie bring the hammer down. you know. bring that vermont vengeance on those two guys, his friends ben and jerry. >> rachel: [laughs] >> stephen: okay. we have to take a quick break but don't go away. we'll be right back with more rachel maddow, everybody. can i get the 10 piece chicken mcnuggets? wait, no, big mac. hmm. [cars honking

particularly care for his style but were not happy with the status quo there were not happy with hilaryon. that felt they had been aprospes are being heard. and that's how i understood it back then. fast-forward to 2020 it's important to add 202020 in this. people where they are in their neighborhoods. bowling alleys, coffee shops, or evereo congregate. what i learned then was we remember 2020 was the middle of covid. it was a very difficult time for people. while they had felt they had done better under trump they were very unhappy about this comportment. so 2020 cou way. that was my conclusion. i could see it going in either direction. in particular older americans they were unhappy with trumps comportment. if you think about it a lot of older american senior citizens have lost friends, lost family members. they thought he had not handled this with the dignity and not seriousness but the dignity that those losses deserve. if you look at the exit from 2020 you saw indeed senior citizens have shifted away fro donald trump and he narrowly lost to joe biden. fast-forward to today, still d

hilary vaughn with us now, henry cuellar the democratic congressman of problem solvers caucus, what dohink of mayorkas move, impeach the guy. >> it's not going to happen. in my past in the house it's not going to happen in the senate, we have got to be focusing on what needs to be done. i find it interesting that my republican colleagues except for two that are still here in congress, every single republican voted no on the last two homeland appropriation dollars the added 2.5, they don't want to fund it but now they want to impeach the secretary. i think what we ought to focus on is on the senate deal and see if we could support that or make it better. neil: a lot of them are maybe under orders from donald trump of this plan that has bipartisan support but oklahoma senator langford has already said he is losing faith that it could get done because of the overwhelming influence trump forces say next it, do not try it. >> it's unfortunate that one person could dictate to the most important body in the world that is the u.s. congress in the house and the senate, it is unfortunate. even t

that was hilarious. >> great memory. >> that was funny. >>> let's get started this morning. we have some great weather on this first day of 2024. it's a little chilly as you get ready to head out and we've seen fog drifting around. this looks good as we take a look at a lot of our cameras around the bay area. our temperatures are in the mid-40s as you head out in walnut creek. i've been watching the visibility dropping in parts of the east bay. we're down to about a half mile visibility in livermore, and it may be even worse if you're on some of the side roads. looking at the north bay, that's where the fog has been the worst. novato at zero visibility. so allow some extra time to get to work this morning. we are in between these weather systems. one is off the coast of southern california, a bigger storm system is approaching from our west. that will arrive tomorrow afternoon into the evening. it may also bring in some very heavy rainfall, gusty winds, and maybe some thunderstorms before it wraps up on wednesday. we're dry on thursday and then another storm system quickly m

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this particular one, i think it is hilarious. it references back to ec comics, originally educational comics. one of the first publications by bill gaines was a pictorial of the new testament. and a pictorial of the old testament. later, people came to associate his publications with the comics code authority, you know, the vault of horror, god that's not why? other various, like horror series and this image calls back to that, which i found really interesting. this whole camp, this sort image, i think that there is a lot that can be talked about here. but you get the exicit representation of the white house anthmention of the lawn. and the three ris entities, under which we know and talk about the white house. and the presidency and the administration, you have the white house administration, and the naming of the president, all at the same time. and so, it is really talking in more broad terms about what the white house means as a larger symbol. and, you know, kind of how that engages. i am running out of time. okay, so, this -

i voted for bernie in the nd then i voted for hilary in the general. but so many people were angry.o what happened after. after that election subjects bernie sanders supporters took the dnc to court and this is what is going on now so it's interesting for you to understand. they took the dnc to court and said they had messed with democracy. dnc's position was hey we are an individual corporation. we don'tand they when that case. so that emboldened them. so now they do not even pretend. so in florida at what happens is the secretaries of state this is true in florida this is true in tennessee. this is tru i carolina. this is true in wisconsin. we get kicked off balance of state. state. now in massachusetts week complaint iscomplained to secretary of the commonwealth he overrode the massachusetts democratic party and allowed us on. thing. so in some states the secretaries of state are letting it be the dnc's decision. this is like i said exactly what washington warned us about and also john adams warned us about sell them at the biggest so our contention is even though they are not a

it's like hilary clinton pretending to be a conservative. it does not work anymore. you guys get that. i keep seeing people toutingdena business guy we got into this world of politics it's like i cannot think of a single metric or anyone is better off now than they were three years ago even with covid frankly. right? he failed step after step they are mortgaging our future to the hilt there trying to get to every war imaginable and that's not just the democrats that's also the mass majority of the republicans in washington d.c. that is white they're going after donald trump the way they are. you would think some of these things be fairly easy for someone like ron desantis to say the weaponization of the federal government and the d.o.j. against joe biden's primary political opponent would be wrong. but he is not going to say that that was stand in the way of his ambition. they will destroy your country to further their own goals and agendas. they could not care less again that was evidenced by the call of chris christie yesterday by the doing these things repeatedly

responded to the israeli foreign minister, who was in brussels just few days ago, presenting totally hilarious idea of transferring the palestinian. into some kind of manufacturing island in the mediterranean sea and he is asking without any bit of shame blatantly asking the europeans to fund such a project which is which is just miserable idea of the colonial b nobody ever thought about it and before that you go mr. faturi the icj ruling i'm glad you refer to it because as really is to um be careful not to uh uh basically kiriot acts that that resemble genocide and prevent civilian deaths, mean does not leave lot for the regime to manipulate, mean do you leave it at a regime's discretion on uh? to basically monitor its own war criminal behavior when it comes to genocide? no, of course not, no, of course not. mean, they they for the last 70, 75 years, there's no one instance where the israeli entity actually accepted any international uh legally binding rules or un security council decisions and this is a history. we we we know that, nobody can deny this, but the thing is despite the fact that