let's bring in dan hoffman fox news contributor and former cia chief of stations.t to start with this woman. i believe the second state employee to publicly resign. didn't even think she was important to do it publicly but here she did it. how much does this actually help the public information war that hamas is waging? >> certainly she's within her rights to resign from the state department and processed but it is indicative of a larger challenge for the biden administration which is we are losing the information war and i don't think the biden administration reminds her own citizens not to mention our partners overseas and adversaries that it was hamas that conducted this terrorist attack in israel. rampaged through southern israel and murdered and raped innocent israeli civilians and pointed out on the internet with videos deliberately so they could galvanize their followers and fundraiser. it i think induce the israeli army to come to gaza which hamas wants to be a kill zone. the more dead palestinian civilians the better for hamas. the biden administration is

hoffman?ty shelves of the library, in the evening in the theater wardrobe, here the threads of fate fly into a knot, her graceful fingers are unexpectedly noticed by the director and literally leads her by the hand into advertising. girl, don't you did they say that you have beautiful hands? don't want to act in a movie? she will have to get rid of cocoon complexes and the burden of unnecessary relationships, she will have to take life into her own hands, only then can she turn from a caterpillar into a butterfly. we have a lot of problems in our heads, but we can get rid of them. you just need to seize the chance that life offers you and seize it. gentle humor, warm light, a completely recognizable, but at the same time magical space, similar to a good dream, maybe a story, or maybe a fairy tale. our whole life is fairy-tale realism, you know. what's the matter, it's just that sometimes it's a bright fairy tale, and sometimes it's a gloomy fairy tale, sometimes this fairy tale promises some k

reed hoffman has become a political megadonor.e a listen. >> i want to talk about the scariest most devastating most exciting most inspiring things out there today. which is artificial intelligence and politics. so, let's start with ai. tons of consumers are panicked about it. it could be a problem of like okay, i'm trying to figure out this thing. like for example, a new mother, i have to figure out things. and it can help. it can help you lead your life. and, that is the thing to take to not listen to all of the kind of the chatter of. what is this big ai thing? it is a new technology thing. and go play with it yourself. and it can help you make decisions better. live better. work better. go get some experience with it. >> what about chapter 2? how worried are you? you are excited about ai. a lot of people are scared about it. you are also spending an enormous amount of time focused on the election, the democracy. tell us how you feel and why are you so involved? >> i have two strong feelings on this. one is obviously that biden

and the natives, the victims plain hoffman's mentor is neat, an artist, an activist chief scan. george. he received an oscar nomination for his performance . a 1st front indigenous act. i am blind in a fight that i went wrong. if it's my duty to die, i want to do it here within a sir. 2000 kilometers from hollywood in vancouver. a young need of girl had found a role model. that was kind of a huge moment because he lived in north town and he lives not that far away from where i live. and so i used to follow him. and so it was really kind of cool to see him and little big man and you know, some of the 20s with movies that he did, that was really, i think the 1st time that really resonated that i went pay, wait a minute, that guys, you know, he's intention us and he's a big star, a world away german who was having its own your western moment in west germany predating little big man like almost a decade. you had the winter to fill adventure stories based on german novels and about her role apache chief, one or 2, and his white blood brother old shot her hand, the bind east germany,

that alarms to hoffman and his team. they wanted to find out if the tire additive could also wind up in the human food chain. so for 14 days, they took young, let us plants, and added chemicals from tire. we're part of goals to their water. for the most common, the additives and the decomposition product, 6 p, p d quint in a 2nd test, they added physical tire aware particles to the water given to the plants. the analysis and the mass spectrometer showed that in both experiments, plants integrated the material into their cellular structure. i looked and stuff and all of the 5 substances we studied or absorbed and transported into the plant and metabolized by the plant. 2 metal bodies, yet further studies should show whether these talks in this land up and let us not just in the lab, but also into real life conditions. but it's clear where there's traffic, there's tire aware, and that's unlikely to change in the near future. tire particles can wind up in the food chain through various channels, but a large number are washe

robin hoffman, assistant professor of criminal law in criminology. thank you. you and we are now with a success story from snow. we scandinavia scientists in norway have boosted the number of rare arctic foxes. climate change has left the endangered species struggling to find enough to eat in the wild. the population was down to around 40, but feeding stations have now lifted the count to more than 500. without the program, the animals could have been facing extinction. researchers are still warning. it's too early to know. if the space is, is saved. a reminder of our top story. thousands of mourners have gathered in defiance of riot police as the jail russian opposition leader alexei no volunteer was laid to rest in moscow. the crowd outside of the church bid farewell to the kremlin scarcest critics who died at a remote arctic penal colony to points is up next asking of sweden and finland. joining nato equals a strategic defeat for russia. stay with us and you can, thanks for watching the to see the points. strong opinions, clear positions, international persp

or when hoffman is a criminal justice law strength university in the netherlands need hold. his wine record, amounts of cocaine, are being seized in europe at the moment. these numbers are huge and they have only been growing. so these numbers are from 2021. so they have grown substantially in the past 2 years. and you also have to think that these of the numbers of ceased ok will cease drugs. so them of the drugs that actually came in and were actually distributed and you're much higher. the reason for that, a clear that the drug trade is soaring in the south america and we have one big gateway into europe, and that is the netherlands. also the port of envelopes in belgium and of course nancy fizzle, named it pulled off hand. these are the big gateways of, of trucks into germany. and you, i was robin hoffman. excellent ologist at ma, stretched to university in the netherlands. and we end with a success story some months needed. good news from snow east kind of media scientists in norway have boosted the numbers of rare arctic foxes. climate change had left the endangered sp

let us despite the potential risk hoffman doesn't think people need to worry about that. does a lot of them are in general. the let us in the supermarket will be totally ok. well that's not the problem. kind of the point is that the complexity of chemicals and plastics must be reduced. because some 10000 chemical additives can be found in the plastics which pollute are ours, both on land pending to see the effect of these chemicals needs to be better researched and their use limited tire particles. are a big part of the problem. though it's expected that starting in 2026 tire manufacturers in europe, at least we'll have to comply with maximum limits for tire where particles. and it's clear plastic is a big problem. but just how big is it? and how small is a piece of micro plastic? exactly. and where is there more? is it floating around in oceans and sees or in fresh water. busy well, mine lina examine is water samples from the wells oceans because it's still unclear just how much plastic winds up in the marine environment. it's audible moment on with our research. we're s

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but hoffman is a professor at the station institute to national university of singapore. he was also with the will bank in china for 12 years, 6 of them as country director. and in london, vicky price is chief economic adviser at the sense of freakonomics and business research and a full met u. k. government economic advisor. welcome to you all. so there was no customer a press conference following this is congress by a premiere the key can with would have helped us read the rules and try to understand china. those challenges in china is few to direction. so i let me come 1st of all to you and i want to 1st of all, whether the absence of a press conference was in fact, a way of avoiding scrutiny over the collapse of the massive housing market. and also talk around the 5 percent growth figure posted which some people for this year, which some people find them vicious. so do you think that the government will draw the not be talking about real estate and do you think that 5 percent g d p growth is realistic? well, let me answer those in reverse order. i do think if they jus

my thanks to all of my guests on a time going to but hoffman and the coast vicky price. and thanks to you for watching, you can see the program any time. again, by visiting our website builder, 0 dot com and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash a inside story. and even also during the conversation on x out handle, is that a inside story for me during the whole of the whole team here? good bye for now, the stuff ation is being used as a what the only way to stop. so i'm going to stop ation is to allow you then people are surrounding it, sparks goes with the flow are just hard to break it and show us the level of difficulty because of the shortage of humanitarian aid, we have no blanket, no food, and no rule to i prefer the desk to this humiliation. moore is not killed us yet. it seems that we will die of hunger and can't find food. people say that they're stuck between death, star bases and displacements, the a generation subordinates, premier league legend vincent company to discuss the importance of leadership and repre

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my thanks to all of my guests on a time going to but hoffman and the coast vicky price. and thanks to you for watching, you can see the program any time. again by visiting our website. how does 0 dot com and for further discussion, go to a facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash a j inside story. and even also during the conversation on x out handle, is that a inside story for me during the whole of the whole team here? good bye. for now, the, the unsettled type of 1st takes on the biggest phase of context to what is happening now. it is a complex 3 question, question of 5 upfront without 0. now let me tell you about safari equal results, the 1st of its kind in west africa. we were surrounded by a wild life. from the moment we entered a coupon. occupied right now able to practice what the now be used, only elected very close here, like coming here, sits on within large tears faced with a look in my private now. thanks royal. i can also visit somebody valley equal, resorted in gun business like this. this brought to you while the peg. this is a line by on on

hoffman his name and her mouth basically this night but of one side. but as he basically was able to kill him and that announcement to me was basically a pushing motor push it on the but it said he that how is how much was capable to monitor him and in the guys that until they actually get killed, they killed him and to me, this is a that came off that a few hours financing. that's a big deal. i, i link between between those 2 incidents with, with, with the, with the understanding that it's about basically, um, uh, showing that is what university is in charge. can do whatever they want and it's about the event at the end of the day. okay, thank you for that. my dreams wary dart of golf study center. thank you are in need is an energy expense. so i expect it to cool for revival of the nuclear power industry now and brussels in the u. n. atomic agencies fast of a nuclear energy summit assisting to rebuild the european industry on 2 years of gradual decline. the 2 day meeting comes as the push for nuclear power as an alternative to fossil fuels, games, mo

hoffman argues that it's time to, quote, normalize the united states' relationship with israel.he points out, that doesn't mean make israel an enemy of the united states, but rather, approaching israel the same way that we approach any other foreign nation. quote, no longer were decisions about military aid, arms sales, automatic cover be rooted in path dependency or muscle memory. rather, in officials' perception of the u.s. interest s estate. instead of enabling shielding and subsidizing israeli policy, the united states should reorient it the relationship with israel based on concrete u.s. interests. remember, the united states has the leverage here. no need to bend to israel's will at every turn. after all, the u.s. is a global superpower, at least maybe, it's i'm to start acting like one. i will speak with john hoffman, foreign policy analyst at the cato institute, next. boring does. great job astro-persons. over. boring is the jumping off point for all the un-boring things we do. boring makes vacations happen, early retirements possible, and startups start up. because it's

corporate was inside their offices, raising awareness on sensitive topics like provincial fiction, hoffman, financial literacy. the. i wanted to make sure that the experiences that i have gone through shouldn't be anybody else's experience. are patriarchal things that a one should never be given the financial assistance. because the moment she has the financial freedom, everybody knows fiction, we have the choice, the 1st 1000000 next period when the whole, the whole is through a contest. so you be a sort of equipment on the roof of dog federal, unimportant from the start dates for a cherokee. so maybe what the hell off i know better better as i'm going to govern the one a 1000000 there on set up? no cd. it's very frustrating because they have to a 100 percent of the size, so i'm sure you're aware that in the home much how do i know how you and me on my that i am comfortable, but they've not, you know, feel your ditch seems think of them while i putting them in a big bag with them to go to your i told me me by hika me me. i know i mean the line investigative and buried that, that battle. b

plus, read hoffman on the choice we face in november, and how ai could affect the election as the 11th hour gets underway on this thursday night. >> good evening, everyone. i am in for stephanie ruhle. we are now 222 days away from the presidential election and today, one of donald trump's attorneys argued that the federal interference case should be tossed because of the first amendment and now trumps team says all the actions and those charges amount to protected political speech. this is a move that already failed in the federal election interference case and also part of the trump strategy to file as many motions as possible to delay the actual trials. trumps busy legal schedule is actually starting to help him. trumps team informed judge cannon that the case had to be rescheduled because it conflicts with the hush money trial in new york. meanwhile, trumps allies have legal issues of their own. x doj official jeffrey clark pleaded the fifth and the disciplinary disbarment hearing . clark was the man trump wanted to take over the justice department in the run up to the january 6th

let's bring injeanette hoffman, republican strategist and president of marathon public affairs.t touch on the news coming in today — mifepristone available in pharmacies in some states, and then at the same time you have near total abortion bans in other states. what does this tell us about how polarised politics appear to be in this country right now, and how that is impacting women? this is exactly what has happened when roe v wade was overturned and everything went back to the states. in red state you are seeing major restrictions on abortion, on the abortion pill, and then in blue states you are seeing abortion is legal, the pill is legal and you are seeing people coming to those states when they needed to get the pill and to get abortion and as you said, it is playing out in elections, in mid—term elections, in mid—term elections and republicans lost seats over this issue and this is a very difficult issues for republicans to grapple with, particularly with the women's boat because, as you said, over 70% of all americans overwhelmingly women, want control of their bodies an

the strength of, of, of what people do hoffman. i've tried to hold much in his hand in public and by the way, and it's been uncomfortable for him for them to go. when you got what was arms or something some of the mix. but i think that i'm just as much a citizen as anyone else is that what is the thing what, what kind of i deserve the same rights, difficult up the co cause and i can walk down the street with my loved ones. you probably know if it's just on the go next we meet martin, my god and p o to young cost year from colorado and l g b t q plus active as network can be done. that they say things are now changing for the battery. missed that's what that is. and that's right now you can feel that there's more acceptance of exceptions of all that. there's also fear just because the government's change doesn't mean that society has changed yet to 4 types with me. you can contact chicago to them. there are currently no provisions in the publish criminal code saying that homophobic hate speech is a legal team. and example, this truc

age dan hoffman a former cia agent, welcome back.has made the case for helpingt ukraine, but they believe the case cancaan be made. so, i'm going to let you do it you believe it here it is defeating vladimir putin in america's best interest and why? >> yeah, it is in america's best interest. it is important to frame this war. this administration has doneelyt very ineffectively. they have said we will continue to support ukraine as long as it takes. t that sounds to a lot of folks, especially on the republican reside, the biden administration is pursuing another forever war. that is nongint really what's gg on. ukraine is winning. for everyday vladimir putin fails to take kiev, that is a win for ukraine.over finland, sweden, nato members come over 300,000 casualties for the russian army, which has beee cut down to size, a win for ukraine, nato. we are talking less than 5% of the dod budget with huge return onod r investment and stoppingin vladimir putin to the point of attack, th e united states enjoys $1 trillion of trade with europe

we'll talk to dan hoffman about that, coming up. thank you, my friends. >> sandra: the brother of the illegal immigrant accused of killing 22-year-old laken riley is expected to appear in court this hour. charged with possessing a fake green card he showed to police when they were searching for his brother. and this is not his first run-in with law enforcement. he's been arrested three times since he entered this country. madison is live in atlanta. >> we are expecting diego to be in federal court in macon, georgia 20 minutes from now. and you mentioned police arrested him for a fake green card, they say he used it to get a job on campus as a dishwasher, but he could not provide more documentation and the school fired him. as of this morning, the u.s. attorney general was asking for a detention hearing in three days, saying diego is a flight risk. and more about his criminal background. he was arrested in september for driving under the influence, speeding, driving without a license, failing to yield for an emergency vehicle, and ha

this past year officer kevin kram of the algona police department and hoffman a firefighter with theona fire department gave the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty. please join me in a moment of silence to honor these two fallen heroes and their families all of those affected by the tragic events and perry. thank you. this is the seventh time i have addressed this body to report on the condition of the state. the first time the workforce was one of the top issues. at that time only about 58% of all iowans in the workforce have education training beyond high school. the result was thousands of high quality jobs going unfilled and missing out on a rewarding career. to gather we set out to increase that number to0% by 2025. i introduced the acton a few months later it passed the le support. tonight i am happy to say that we reached our ambitious goal and we did it ahead of schedule. i want to be clear this is not mission accomplished. the work of connecting iowa employers will continue this session. reaching this milestone serves as a powerful lesson in how real change happens. born

this past year officer of the police department and tony hoffman, a fire fight we're the iowan fire department gave the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty. please join me in a moment of silence to honor these two fallen heros and their all thosy the tragic events in perry. [silence] >> thank you. so this is the seventh time to address the body to report on the condition of the state. the first time in 2018 workforce was one of the top issues. at that all iowans in the workforce had education or training beyond high o school. the result was thousands ofnfild and thousands of iowans missing out on rewarding -- of a rewarding career. together we set out to increase that number to 70% by 2025. i introduced the future ready iowa act and a few m passed theh unanimous support. tonight i'm happy to say that we've reached our ambitious goal and did it ahead of schedule. now i want to be clear, this isn't mission accomplished. the work ofí@ connecting iowa's employers with thousands of skilledd. workers will continue this session but reachingmilestl lesson on how real change happens. future ready io

fairy tales, but what does hoffman’s fairy tales have to do with it, probably because they are sadwe'll find out very soon, hoffmann's tales are already on wide screens. further april fool's innovations. how the rules for taking the driver's license exam will change, we'll ask an expert after the news. amazing people, amazing seventh season. whether it is given or not, it is given to you, you are an amazing person. tomorrow at 21:30. the morning news will tell you about the main things in russia abroad. in the studio of vera tarasova. hello. over the past 24 hours, 210 ukrainian drones of various types were shot down in the northern military district zone, our air defense systems. operational tactical aviation, missile forces and artillery inflicted defeat. manpower and equipment of the ukrainian armed forces in one and a half hundred districts. the assembly and storage sites for drones were destroyed. over the past 24 hours, about 600 militants have been eliminated on all fronts of the special operation. our units repelled 12 counterattacks of neo-nazis, pushed back the enemy and

the capital's cinema center in october, the premiere of tina barkolai's debut film fairy tales of hoffmanspecial prize from the russia-1 tv channel at the festival. in short, in the center of the ironic witty comedy is the shy nadezhda, a sweet librarian who is torn between three jobs in order to feed her handsome husband, as if to justify herself to him for its unremarkableness. fragile family happiness, or rather what seemed so, begins to burst at the seams when after meeting the famous director... spirit of fire. the film industry has studied the programs of these shows. for the twenty-ninth time , suzdal has become the cartoon capital of russia for several days. in six competition programs, at least 110 works of leading and independent animation studios and debut authors will be shown. in the debut competition , teenage rain from the jupiter 21 studio, about a lonely man for whom a draft in the apartment brings back a touching memory, sleepy hollow from the ural cinema studio based on the legend of sleepy hollow by washington irving, a large picture from the shar studio about a giant

only you know, but also for years and steven, i'm sure it won't help, but his thoughts basically hoffman. all right. all right. let's have a listen in joe biden present. united states, the new address coming up behind them is vice president. come on, harris and speaker of the house. mike johnson, instead of listening the a good evening virus. smart, i go home now, the business madam vice president, members of congress, my fellow americans. in january 1941, franklin roosevelt came to this chamber to speak to the nation. and he said, i addressed you at the moment, unprecedented in history of a year. you 10 numbers on the march or was raging and your present a roosevelt purpose is to wake up congress and alert the american people that this was no ordinary time. freedom and democracy runner saw the world tonight by come to the same chamber to address the nation. now it's we who face, so i'm pressing that moment in history. viewed. and yes, our purpose tonight is to wake up the congress, alert the american people that this is no ordinary moment, either. nonsense, president leghorn at a civil

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>> musical chers was -- i'm trying to think if it was ian karmel's idea or ben hoffman, who -- ian waswe hired. he started as a writer on the show and ended up as a co-head writer with lauren greenberg. and i can't remember if it was his idea or ben hoffman who kind of came in at the start to keep us together. the way you've got that pencil is so -- >> seth: i know. i did weirdly put it between my legs like that. [ light laughter ] >> genuinely it's just like -- and i was like -- i honestly was like -- >> seth: i don't know what i'm doing. i'm just -- >> what is happening here? [ light laughter ] i'm not mad at it. i'm not mad at it. >> seth: look, i have a way. you have a different way of hosting the show. i like -- i like to let the guest know when the answer's good. >> does that come -- [ laughter ] but the um -- the um -- the uh -- the -- oh, musical chers was a group of cher impersonators. >> seth: yeah. >> playing musical chairs. >> seth: yeah, not much more. >> and then we played it with cher. >> seth: which is really, truly amazing. >> cher came out and did it. we also played m

hoffman was among those who protested an even graver policy they took to the , one new york times.ed staff to stop providing care to patients with more than $4500 in overdue bills, going beyond the more common practice of turning such debts over to collection agencies. did you have personal experiences with patients that you could no longer see? >> absolutely. these are the patients that need the care the most. people that campaign their bills a lot of them are children. fred: allina announced it has since discontinued the policy. the company declined to be interviewed for this story but in a statement said, "while we are disappointed in the decision by some of our providers to be represented by a union, we remain committed to our ongoing work to create a culture where all employees feel supported and valued." when all ballots were tallied the voted two to one in favor of 500 plus providers voted two to one in favor of the union. what do you expect if you get to the bargaining table? >> we need more staff, we need better paid staff to help support us so that we can spend our time i

dan hoffman is the former states in chief in moscow.ion has a way of disappearing or bowing back in the face of challenging vladimir putin, so it looks like he is prohibited favored. your thoughts? >> yeah, absolutely. if you're a real opponent of vladimir putin, then you don't get on the ballot like bordis na tisen, or you wind up with a banned chemical nerve agent in your underpants which is what happened to navald i before vladimir putin regime murdered him in a siberian gulag, so he doesn't tolerate descent and his decision to kill navadli reflected putin's concern. he needed to demonstrate that he's the most ruthless guy and if you oppose him that will be your fate as well. neil: before i get to the nuclear issues he's been raising i did want your thoughts on how the russian people respond. i noticed there was protesting wives and mothers and soldiers in the battle front of ukraine. you see spored ic incidents including those who have done this in past. what happens to them? >> yeah, vladimir putin has really turned the screws on d

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putin on his victory, but we are ready to talk with the winner, but we don’t plan to yet, christina hoffmann paris, the russian election results were considered , quote, "expected." according to the french meade, during the voting there was no quotation of "impartial international observation, since russia did not invite the osce mission. meade france also condemned the organization of elections in new russian territories, as well as in crimea, transnistria, abkhazia and south ossetia." but... what’s interesting is that, despite this criticism from european countries, the european union officially recognized the presidential elections in russia, in all territories except crimea and the regions that became part of russia in september twenty-two, of course. in in general, the european authorities simply cannot afford not to recognize the results of the elections in russia, because in this case they would have to sever diplomatic relations with moscow. the reality is that vladimir putin, the president of russia is here. how the presidential elections were commented on in the united states, suc