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she is a cultural anthropologist at m. hurst, college and massachusetts. she's also the co author of to software own and an authorized biography which sets out the facts about the hormone and correct falls perceptions and ms surrounding it. welcome to the day here you can see the cover of the book and less time right in. what's your take away from today's core decision? i think it's a tremendous decision. i think it surprised many who works on these cases, including casters multiple cases over the last couple of years. and i think it sends original ending message right now that the lens through which we've talked about and debated these policies, which is primarily been a scientific one, has been to the disadvantage of considering human rights violations. and so what this decision does is put human rights violations front and center and say that the prior cases have given due consideration to these violations. that goes all the way back to the earliest case at the court of arbitration for support. and it argues essentially that caster has not been given pr

now, one of the buyers, according to business insider, was elizabeth hurst, naphtali, a real estate investor who's also been investing in both the democratic party and joe biden's own campaign. now, just 8 months after 100 biden's 1st art show, now tally was appointed by joe biden. to the commissioner for the preservation of american heritage abroad in july 2022. so now the question becomes, did natalie invest in 100 biden's are before or after her promotion? and did the president break one of his own campaign promises? well, take a listen to what he said back in 2019, but i will do the same thing we did in our ministers. between personal and private speaking of scandals, the republican led house of representatives is still investigating hunter biden. and the prosecutor who scored the president's son not likely deal, is expected to testify before congress and the coming months. but instead of focusing on that scandal, the mainstream media seems more interested in going after the character of the 2 iris whistle blowers who spoke out about 100 biden's case. then there's their treatment of jo b

and media attacked me for doing the disney stuff, saying it hurst him in election, county that most disneyloyees live in,s -- osceola county, we carried it by 7 points. >> the book is, the our rack courage be on free. by governor desantis. we can't cover everything in here. we're covering some of the issues. you can get it now amazon.com. you can get it any bookstore starting tuesday. if you want so grab a copy i would. >> after the break. one of fox's own report ir reporter will join me to recount his harrowing escape from a war zone in ukraine, the incredible story is next. so, you've got the power of xfinity at home. now take it outside with xfinity mobile. like speed? it's the fastest mobile service around. with the best price for two lines of unlimited. only $30 bucks a line per month. that's hundreds in savings a year when you wave bye to the other guys. save hundreds a year on your wireless bill over t-mobile, at&t and verizon. and right now, get up to $1000 off select samsung phones. switch today. mark: welcome back to special "life, liberty and levin." more than a year ago, after

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and media attacked me for doing the disney stuff, saying it hurst him in election, county that most disneyloyees live in,s -- osceola county, we carried it by 7 points. >> the book is, the our rack courage be on free. by governor desantis. we can't cover everything in here. we're covering some of the issues. you can get it now amazon.com. you can get it any bookstore starting tuesday. if you want so grab a copy i would. >> after the break. one of fox's own report ir reporter will join me to recount his harrowing escape from a war zone in ukraine, the incredible story is next. (vo) this is sadie, she's on verizon. the network she can count on. and now she's got myplan, the game-changing new plan that lets her pick exactly what she wants and save on every perk. sadie is getting her plan ready for a big trip. travel pass, on. nice iphone. cute couple. trips don't last forever, neither does summer love. so, sadie is moving on. apple music, check! introducing myplan. get exactly what you want, only pay for what you need. switch now and get iphone 14 pro max on us. offer ends july 5th. it's your

presidential palace, those who came out on the streets to support him and demand a rush to democracy, and hurstsaw pro military protestor hes come out of the streets and they set fire to the headquarters of the part difference the president and most notably they set fire to the french flag and they held up russian flags. some saying down with russia among other statements in support of russia. again, too early to tell here. but this is notable only because there is a lot of anti-sentiment in the region, there is some growing russian influence in that region especially mali and central african republic where the wagner group has been active. we also saw russian flag in would you keyfaso. and so listen about what they say about this particular protest. >> we are ukrainian, diamonds, gold, oil and we live like slaves. why should we, until when? we can't accept it. the french base in niger must leave. we don't need the french to keep us safe. >> reporter: french have about 2500 troops stationed in niger and neighboring chad. and there are about 1,000 american troops in niger as part of the countert

scott, i'm going to go on the record and say that your scones are tastier than ron hurst's. so i'll take is there anyone amongst us who has not heard of the legendary duo of calver and bolton to our particular sect of nerd them? they're superheroes. they are, to us what batman and robin are to comic book geeks of all ages. though no less ridiculous to our 21st century sensibilities rather than leotards in a cape. our gents did their best work clad in starched collars, neckties and thick wool. william louis calvert grew up along the hudson river, near west point, and had been interested in history since youth. his profession was that of a railway machinist and he worked for what would become the new york city subway system until his retirement in 1930. by the mid 1880s, calvert was spending his free time roaming northern manhattan in search of objects left behind by native americans. and by the late 1880s, the revolutionary war soldiers who lived there. during his lifetime, he'd achieved some fame as an authority on and collector of military buttons. at the time, such a hobby

in the 1920's and grandson of william hurst commissioned lia morgan to make it look like the white housestory is he had aspirations to be a presidential candidate one day. his idea was to gifted to the united states government to make it a western white house, a residence on the western coast of the united states to complement the one on the east coast. that never actually came to fruition. >> aside from a freshening up the home has stayed mostly the same, chandeliers can be found around almost every corner, intricate details found in the fixtures, each bedroom seems as though it is the master bedroom and the master bedroom amounts of the size of many homes. then there is the backyard. >> you can see rose gardens everywhere similar to the actual white house. >> though the home is just minutes away from the heart of hillsborough it can be seen from the road. >> even people that lived in town or group here do not even realize this is here and we have heard that countless times. >> with breathtaking views and a one-of-a-kind design at might ask why the current owner wants to sell. >>'s plan

i went to the university of massachusetts ham hurst -- amherst, and i can tell you the woke pronoun stuffo hand in hand. stuart: we had one of your professors on the show a few years ago, a a socialist. he came right out with it. i don't know what -- he was your professor at amherst, was he? >> well, it depends, it's a big department. but, yep, they're openly marxist and proud of it. i certainly learned what i don't believe in during my time there. stuart: glad to hear that. you came through the it okay, by the way. brad, thanks for joining us. i hope to see you again soon. thank you very much. >>> check the china stocks, please. well, dow's up 360. how about that? that's the headline of the morning. 360 up for the dow industrials. now the china stock toes. i think almost all of them are down today. mike murphy, growth slowing in china, i think that's one of the reasons why china stocks are down. of do you think it has impact on us in america in. >> it will if it gets really bad. right now although it's a global economy, if our economy can exist on its own, we saw that urn president trump

i don't know how much that hursts the regionals.ave to ask you about this, subway sandwich shop offering a free sandwich forelife-changing their name legally to subway. not a stretch. you don't have to change the initials. >> change a few letters. subway, man. >> a lot of nicknames. >> scott martin could be subway man. i would prefer todd change my name to taco bell. why didn't i get that offer? i'm up for it. give me a call. 555, whatever the last farther of my number. i will do it, take you there as my first guest. charles: think of all the cool nicknames. i like way. yo, way, what's up, baby? how is it going? you got sandwiches. >> i'm down with that. is it for life or a set time? what if somebody comes to the table is cuter and eats more food than i do? charles: i hope you talk to a lawyer. winner will be chosen at random. >> could i at lead audition? there you go. subway williams. charles: subway martin, not get the sandwich. >> that would be horrible. would you still talk to me. would you have me on the show? charles: of cours

hurst children. that's kings. hurst children. that's what makes the difference.lk anywhere in kingshurst people are just sad in bits . in bits. >> everyone that's got kids can really relate to what we feel broken as a community and it's just the feeling that we all want to help and just show that we care. really. >> senior coroner for birmingham and solihull louise hunt described the circumstances as a devastating tragedy and allowed all four to be buried without a post—mortem to preserve the dignity and respect of each little boy. jack carson gb news. >> well, a little earlier, emergency services held a press conference following the inquest , where senior coroner louise hunt ruled that all four boys died as a result of an awful tragic accident. >> yes, she said she was satisfied emergency services did their utmost and indeed should be commended for their actions. well, that the news conference police superintendent richard harris said his officers had done everything they could to save the boys . save the boys. >> my own local officers were the first to arrive

baidan's foreign policy, which would eclipse even the withdrawal of soviet troops from afghanistan added hurst risks in its foreign policy. biden. he staked on the conflict, which he describes as a struggle between democracy and authoritarianism. he gave kiev over $43 billion in military aid. however, some in congress oppose him. a member of the republican party, since it is not russia or ukraine that is not inclined to negotiate , at the moment the white house has few options but to stick to the chosen course, hoping for a possible breakthrough of fortified russian positions or for new political cracks in moscow well, john hart, of course, meant, uh, the withdrawal of american troops from afghanistan, and what, uh? that's even freezing the situation, the way it is. it would be an even worse painful political defeat for the biden administration than their inglorious withdrawal from afghanistan in august 2021. and you see that, uh, what they hope for is, if it suddenly happens, a miracle that ukrainians have not already happened. still, it’s somehow unclear due to what, but they will achieve so

navy, as a bombing range, but now it hurst micah. >> was there a lot of hope in what he was planning?n the table. >> but, to lily, there was much more to her friend adam than just her forward thinking business savvy. >> for me, i love this with. he had that, bright sarcastic humor. and yet, he was very kind. he was in pretension. he was just adorable. sweet, sweet, adam. >> sweet adam had found a new >> sweet adam had found a new >> sweet adam had found a new >> sweet adam had found a new >> sweet adam had found a new >> did you catch is i right away? >> i don't think so, because he caught his eye right away. it wasn't her. but she was persistent. >> coming up! >> where at a restaurant, and she had parked the car. >> aaron's last hours alive. >> he was met by the assailant, who killed adam right there in the cross section. >> and detectives make an arrest. >> they had a record. >> did you think, sense of relief? finally? they call a guy? >> sure. >> when dateline continues! teline continues ♪ ♪ it was time for a nunormal with nucala. nucala is a once-monthly add-on treatment for sever

hurst children, that's what makes the difference. you can feel the sadnessin difference.the sadness in the air as soon as you walk back. anywhere in kingshurst people are just sad in bits. >> everyone that's got kids can really, really relate to what we feel broken as a community and it's just a feeling that we all want to help and just show that we care, really. >> senior coroner for birmingham and solihull louise hunt described the circumstances as a devastating tragedy and allowed all four to be buried without a post—mortem item to preserve the dignity and respect of each little boy . jack carson . gb news little boy. jack carson. gb news just reminded of such a terrible tragedy. >> and just before christmas . >> and just before christmas. yeah, i mean, not that it makes any difference. >> it's sort of adds to the tragedy, doesn't it? each awful got to hope lessons can be learnt from that , though. learnt from that, though. >> we say that every time, don't we? yeah. >> you'll never stop kids being kids and wanting to potter around near water unless you keep your eye on

foreign policy, which would overshadow even the withdrawal of soviet troops from afghanistan added hurst congress oppose him. lena the republican party, since neither russia nor ukraine is inclined to negotiate, at the moment the white house has few options but to stick to the chosen course, hoping for a possible breakthrough of fortified russian positions or for new political cracks in moscow sergey sergeevich well, we see that these hopes are futile. and here, to be honest , i remember the saying. do not dig a hole for another you will fall into it yourself. that's absolutely right. you send it to this right the fact is that the united states of america is used to fight on those fronts where there is no worthy opponent. if we look closely over the past 70 years, the united states of america has never faced a real, adversary that could at least be a comparable adversary there, which is russia today, it is no secret to anyone that we are generally at war with this collective west, which is led by the united states of america. but there is such a good concept in america called the good li

what strategies and tactics did the department use to tell the difference with the 2 instead of hursting them all in one. >> one things we tried to do is you saw in the videos. we for an over an hour, read the dispursal orders and tried get people to leave the location. it is irrelevant hard in a chaotic situation to know something you see. you see sometimes people doing had they are doing. throwing fireworks and those things. is there a possibility that there may have been people caught up in this? a possibility. yes. but what i will say is this, the dispursal order was read to give those people an opportunity to leave repeated low the group that remained a lot of people did leave. the group that remain was still violent and destroying property and doing things that were dangerous. and after reading this order so much the decision made that we need to arrest it is in the getting better with this group this is i group we tried to you heard the commandses to push them out of the area. and that was done methodically and deliberatally and give people an opportunity to leave temperature is h

what strategies and tactics did the department use to tell the difference with the 2 instead of hurstingied to do is you saw in the videos. we for an over an hour, read the dispursal orders and tried get people to leave the location. it is irrelevant hard in a chaotic situation to know something you see. you see sometimes people doing had they are doing. throwing fireworks and those things. is there a possibility that there may have been people caught up in this? a possibility. yes. but what i will say is this, the dispursal order was read to give those people an opportunity to leave repeated low the group that remained a lot of people did leave. the group that remain was still violent and destroying property and doing things that were dangerous. and after reading this order so much the decision made that we need to arrest it is in the getting better with this group this is i group we tried to you heard the commandses to push them out of the area. and that was done methodically and deliberatally and give people an opportunity to leave temperature is hard to tomorrow in that chaotic situa