for example, focusing on basel iii proposal. in this committee buys chair boris said the rule will have a minimal impact on lending. now, i would like to say, mr. scharf, i heard you earlier when i was watching say that you have the most rural branches of all of the banks represented here. my question is, can you briefly respond to that? with this proposal only have a minimal impact on wells fargo's lending? >> senator, we are going to be commenting with the federal reserve. we think there are asset classes that would affect both the availability of credit and the pricing of credit in the marketplace. additionally, as we have seen in other asset classes, when regulation like this has taken hold you can see substantial migration outside of the regulated banking system. sen. britt: absolutely. at the end of the day they play a vital role in the u.s. economy and i don't want to diminish that. however, i do want to focus on downstream. so, impacts on alabama's small businesses across the country. those in manufacturing and energy se

you have heard some good line of questioning on basel iii, i agree with senator haggerty on basel iii, i don't know what they are talking about doing , it does not make sense. often bank ceos and other financial institutions will come to republicans for more reasonable regulations, lower regulations and lower taxes to fight back against things like basel iii . my point is, if you are going to use the financial power that you have accumulated to go to war against the values of our voters, impoverish our constituents who rely on cheap energy and destroy the jobs of people who work in the energy sector there, why should we listen to you when you come and ask us for a tax break or for reasonable regulations? i am one republican who wants to have a good relationship with you the more you guys insert in these fights the less good that relationship will be. >> thank you senator. the senator from maryland is recognized. >> thank you mr. chairman. i think all of you for being here. i am a big fan of cdf eyes and mdis as vehicles in gaining capital into lower income areas and small businesses i

i will prevent world war iii. because our country has never been so unsafe. talking about the power of weaponry today compared to the second world war in the first world war. it is times 1000, most powerful weapons ever even thought about, ever conceived, ever built, and we are closer to world war iii today than we have ever been at any time in our history. the word nuclear is being thrown around every single day. when i was president, we didn't talk about nuclear, it is a word that was banned. now we talk about it every day. world war iii is not going to be army tanks going back and forth, shooting each other, and airplane having little fight in the sky. this is the big stuff. it would be total obliteration. we cannot have world war iii. we will keep you out of it because of the strength that we have. but we have a man now negotiating for us who truly can't speak. he can't put two sentences together. they ask him a question at a news conference, he has no idea what the hell they are talking about. when you look at what he did and what he says, even to russia

i mean, richard iii, for instance, there's a huge debate, you know, because obviously recently he was a car park? under the "".r yeah! crazy! amazing, innit? amazing. and, of course, there are fans of richard iii who's a bit furious with shakespeare because how we imagine richard iii existed and the way he lived his life is entirely defined by shakespeare's version of it, which was entirely theatrical, and which shakespeare used for his own purposes, so yes, he is part of the weft of our cultural life. whatever the historical truth may be, shakespeare has made of richard an unscrupulous murderer, twisted in mind and body, relentless in his ambition to gain the crown of england, destroying all who stand in his way. darest thou resolve to kill...? there's so many words that he coined for the first time and, you know, things that we say every day which that... like what? "neither a borrower nor a lender be," you know? well, my favourite one at the moment is, "i am "in blood, stepped in so far that should i wade no more, "returning were as tedious as go o'er." which has, ithink, probably

siii... iii... iii. volvieron los wraps de kfc.mucha agua. así que volvimos a tide. una lavada y se fueron las manchas. qué? tu no te ibas a dormir? no pagues por agua. paga por poder de limpieza. trata, gaspar. cualquier pista puede ser la pieza final. "una estrella aparecerá... de la tierra de...". ¿de israel? israel. pero, melchor... las palabras confirman el patrón que he estado observando. baltasar, si lo que el profeta dice es cierto, un nuevo mesías puede llegar a nuestras vidas muy pronto. una estrella se ha estado moviendo hacia lo que los romanos llaman júpiter. si los dos astros se acercan uno al otro... ¿esto va a tardar cuántos años? serán meses, no años. [suenan murmullos] maría. conoces a josé. tú vas a ser su esposa. bendito seas tú, oh, dios, rey del mundo, que santificaste a israel por jupá y matrimonio. hazlo. la ley dice que te quedarás un año con nosotros. luego, vas a ir a su casa. ahora lo considerarás tu esposo en todas las maneras, excepto en la que conduce a una familia. en esa, deben esperar. [ríe] estoy

injuly, the coronation of king charles iii was marked in edinburgh.th the honours of scotland at st giles' cathedral. by the symbol of this crown, we pledge our loyalty in trusting that you reign as our king in the service of all your people. in receiving this crown, i so promise by god's help. the themes which underpinned the service at westminster abbey were in evidence here too. community and inclusivity. we unite with people of all faiths and beliefs in thanksgiving. not my king! all: not my king! outside the calm and tranquillity of the cathedral, just as had been the case in london, there were noisy protests by those who would wish to end the monarchy. since the passing of the late queen, the republican movement has become more vocal and more visible. but in this coronation year, the most personal attacks on family members were contained within the pages of a best—selling royal memoir. prince harry headed back home to california as soon as the service at the abbey had finished. his relationship with the family further strained by the frenzy arou

bell mentioned charles iii. i think he misspoke and probably meant george iii. prof. bell: thank you for the correction. [video clip] i caller: i would like to say that in our nation right now, everybody agrees we a divided nation, it might be time for "common sense 2" to be written from either side, because the time might be right. we do have wild mobs looting our cities and contested elections and maybe the time to consider some type of separation has come. thank you, sir. peter: anything you want to weigh in on there? prof. bell: i will pass on that one, but certainly powers of political persuasion are always in high demand in times of national stress. peter: mark in bridgewater , massachusetts. caller: good evening to you and good evening to your esteemed guest. professor bell, you must agree with me that payne was probably one of the most provocative writers that ever existed ever in all of history. he just -- he must have had access to certain information from some of the people that he had connected with in england back in the day, when he came up with statemen

and that is that section iii of article 14 of the 14th amendment is applicable. and the question is, how do you decide, and how do you apply? and that's what the california secretary of state will have to decide. the democrats in the state and lieutenant governor are pushing to get an answer because that's what we need are answers at this point. >> danielle, what do you think? >> i think it is a novel legal theory. so, it's one that's very untested. there is not a lot of case law on this. i think what the colorado case gives us is really a perfect setup for the supreme court to decide the key legal issue, which is, does section iii of the 14th amendment bar someone who has been found to have engaged in insurrection from being on the ballot? the finding of the district court in colorado that the former president did engage in insurrection really allows this to be a pure case about the law, the question of whether section iii of the 14th amendment applies. and i think it's difficult to predict what will happen because we don't have a lot of precedent for this. but

susan: you told us about the connection between rosenhan's study and dsm iii.hat does dsm stand for? susannah: oh, i'm sorry. diagnostic statistical manual of mental disorders. susan: what version are we on now? susannah: five. susan: so, there was a relationship between the development of that and rosenhan's study. was it one where you questioned the dsm? susannah: i do. and i think that most psychiatrists, research psychiatrists who are on the cutting edge, are definitely questioning the dsm. even the nimh now want their researchers to use a different criteria than the dsm. the dsm present illnesses in hard line senses. with schizophrenia, with bipolar disorder, they are separated. they have different criteria. but what people are finding in the research side -- again, these are questions, we do not have answers -- but what they are finding is that genetically there are overlaps. there are kind of more gray areas between these diagnoses than there are hard lines. and so i think rosenhan pushed the field to kind of defend itself and say, we are legitimate. thi

robert griffin iii looks at the top contenders. >> whit: and good morning, america. so great to have you with us. great to have erielle back at the desk with us. >> erielle: good to be here. >> whit: what a night it was. gio, i know college football. you were glued to the tv yesterday. >> gio: couldn't believe it. just couldn't believe it. what a night. >> whit: big-time stuff. alabama of course upsetting top ranked georgia. in the s.e.c. championship. who makes it to the college football playoff? football analyst robert griffin iii joins us with more on today's selections. >> erielle: and also ahead, israel pounding hundreds of targets in southern gaza as hopes fade for another pause in fighting. israel recalling its team of negotiators from qatar, and hamas saying, any further talks on hostages won't happen until the war ends. >> gio: but we do start here with the stormy weather on both coasts affecting millions of americans. a very rainy day in the northeast with a snowstorm for new england, and that atmospheric river setting up rounds of heavy snow in the west. s

a moment in history — the coronation of king charles iii. god save the king!. at a star—studded concert, a poignant tribute from prince william. as my grandmother said when she was crowned, coronations are a declaration of our hopes for the future. and i know she's up there fondly keeping an eye on us. and she'll be a very proud mother. cheering. also this year, prince harry reveals family secrets in his bestselling memoir and in evidence as he takes on the british press. and digging deep on his first official royal engagement,

looking at highs reaching iii mild side.ross parts of eastern england. then for christmas day itself, for most of us, it's looking like an day —— unsettled day with some areas of rain around. the main uncertainty is the degree of cold air across scotland. it could be that the cold air gets further southwards. we could see rain turning to snow in parts of the highlands and aberdeenshire and the grampians. because we're not sure where the colder air is, it's difficult to know exactly the levels that the snow might come down to. so watch that space. for most, christmas will be a grey rather than a white christmas. into boxing day, rain approaching from the southwest but for many, a dryer and sunnier kind of day, but a good deal colder and temperatures 7—10, which is closer to average for the time of year. beyond that, well, the weather pattern looks like it will stay rather unsettled but cold air never too far away from northern areas of scotland. well, that's the latest weather for now. see you later. live from washington, thi

that's not going to start world war iii.atter is that iran and its proxies are only going to be affected by the use of force. they don't respond to finessed rhetoric or pinprick attacks with little effect. reporter: they were provided air and space magazines a target list and u.s. forces could strike radar, gun, and missile sites along the coastline and you have the strike group to do it and pulled from the persian gulf and off the coast of yemen steaming west in position to take strike ifs so ordered against yemen. could launch super hornets on board and also cruise missiles from the destroyers in the group and the first strikes into afghanistan after the 9/11 attacks and not just attacks on international shipping, griff. there's been nearly 100 drone and rocket attacks in iraq and syria since the middle of october and the u.s. responded about once for every 17 attacks attacksand jake sullivan spoke yesterday from israel. >> the houthis are pulling the trigger but they're being handed the gun by iran and iran has a responsi

that's not going to start world war iii. the fact of the matter is that iran and proxies are affected by the use of force. they don't respond to rhetoric or pinprick attacks. >> because they continue. and the only thing that serves me right we took out, you know, houthi site or houthi sympathetic site, a proxy site in iraq, that's as close as we get. i'm wondering, what would happen in your mind if we did that? if we went into yemen, if we took out, let's say, a position in iran? >> well, then the iranians and the houthis start paying attention. there's in my humble opinion, slow probability if we took out the launch sites inside yemen that the houthis and iranians supporters are using to attack shipping. it's the logical thing to do. but the deterrent effect of the iranians on this administration is just encouraging to continue. and like you mentioned, this is the same situation we face as our military forces come under attack in iraq and syria. iranian backed militia groups attacked 100 times in just the last two months an

and that is that section iii of the 14th amendment is not self-executing. and one of the reasons you get into problems involving, well, what should the standard be in determining whether or not the president is quote, unquote engaged in insurrection, what kind of proceeding should that entail, that's all left to congress. congress acted in this area in the 1870s and ultimately it repealed what was a procedure to determine whether or not somebody had supported insurrection by virtue of being a confederate. and there was a writ that was required to be issued in order to deal with precisely that question. alternatively, congress can pass a criminal law, which it has, to indicate that someone engaged in insurrection can be prosecuted, convicted, and imprisoned. it's notable here that jack smith explicitly declined to bring insurrection charges. that should have been a clue to the colorado supreme court to stay out of this. they chose not. and i think probably what should be recognized is that we all ought to be able to agree that it is not a particularly good l

a mass shooting on an university campus in prague leaves iii dead.resolution on aid for gaza — hours after the vote is delayed for a fourth time. and as a spacecraft prepares to dispose of the waste from on board the international space station. we'll take a look at exactly what happens to junk in space. hello and welcome to bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the czech government has declared a national day of mourning following a mass shooting in which at least iii people were killed and dozens more injured. police said the gunman was a 24—year—old student who's been named by local media as david kozak. the shooting happened in the heart of prague as the gunman opened fire at charles university's faculty

that's the single most important thing the next president can do to reduce the risk of world war iii. and i want you to understand, i'm the only presidential candidate really talking about that russia china alliance. yet that is the single greatest threat we face to the united states of america today. and i do think it's going to take a leader coming from the outside of the existing foreign policy establishment. i will remind, you the one that got us into the wars in iraq in afghanistan where thousands of our sons and daughters want to go, diane seven truly international debt 20 years later, with the taliban still in charge in afghanistan and iraq still a broken country. isn't that a sign we need flesh fresh blood in our foreign policy establishment i, don't know what is. i think it's gonna take new leadership. >> staying on this ukraine topic, i want to follow up. you want to suspend support for ukraine in this war and get the united states out of that conflict. >> as part of this deal. >> if putin doesn't take you up on that deal, would you allow putin to use force to take all of uk

reduce the risk of world war iii. i want you to understand, i'm the only presidential candidate talking about that russia/china alliance. that is the single greatest threat we face to the united states of america today. i do think it's going to take a leader coming from the outside of the existing foreign policy establishment. i will remind you, the one that got us into the wars in iraq and afghanistan, where thousands of our sons and daughters went to die, adding $7 trillion to our national debt, with taliban still in control and iraq still a broken country. if that isn't a sign we need fresh blood in our foreign policy establishment, i don't know what it is. >> staying on the ukraine topic. you want to suspend support for ukraine in this war and get the united states out of that. >> as part of this deal that i laid out. >> if putin doesn't take you up on that deal, would you allow putin to use force to take all of ukraine if he wanted to? >> we will do -- i think the deal we will do now is going to allow ukraine to

two days later, a gunman killed eight and wounded iii others in a village outside the capital.ident announced what he called a general disarmament of the country. this graph shows that four out of the top ten gun owning countries in the world are in europe, with serbia in the third. but the us is by far the biggest, with 120 firearms per 100 residents. this makes it the only country in the world where there are more guns than people. only this year there have been at least 627 mass shootings in the us, according to the gun violence archive. that is defined as an incident in which four or more victims are shot or killed. mass shootings always spark a national debate around gun control and often lead to tighter restrictions. the dunblane primary school shooting in 1996 led to a public campaign which resulted in legislation that made the private ownership of most handguns unlawful in britain. greater manchester police say they've launched a criminal investigation into the alleged abduction of alex batty, who disappeared from a holiday in spain at the age of ii. the teenager, who's

{iii gaza and to the west bank.n 120 hostages that they seized on october the 7th in their attacks on israel. what is it that hamas want, as they see thousands of people being killed in gaza over the past two and half months. i in gaza over the past two and half months. ~ ., , , , months. i think it has been very clear for all— months. i think it has been very clear for all of _ months. i think it has been very clear for all of their statements | clear for all of their statements that they want a cease—fire and they want a prisoner exchange. they would like to have the hostages that they are holding released in exchange for the release of palestinian political prisoners in israeli jails. what the release of palestinian political prisoners in israeli jails.— prisoners in israeli “ails. what are their long-term _ prisoners in israeli jails. what are their long-term goals, _ prisoners in israeli jails. what are their long-term goals, will- prisoners in israeli jails. what are their long-term goals, will once i prisoner

conquest of siberia with ermak, emperor nicholas ii bought this canvas, he bargained so much with paul iiir this painting for the russian museum for 40,000 rubles. and according to contemporaries, the most expensive painting, no, well, shorikov knew how to sell. at the same time, he never painted a canvas of national importance by order, if portraits, then only those close to the great-grandson vasily surikov and nikita mikhalkov, these are all relatives. this is olga, grandmother, how much she looks like her daughter, like her daughter, it’s amazing. and here it’s like taking a snowy town in a sleigh. mikhalkov himself, surikov wrote from his younger brother: warm boots, sheepskin coats, faces red from the frost, this was the artist’s krasnoyarsk childhood, a folk fun was held especially for him without waiting for maslenitsa. there is a memory that while organizing this action in the cold, he prepared three buckets of vodka, he didn’t sell this painting to anyone, this painting was in the family , a master of complex compositions, in every face, he saw some meaning, suriks, tried to capt

through his presidential actions on january 6th, and is disqualifiedro holding office under section iiitheh amendment. importantly eedd was the ticking countdown clock, giving any party, not just donald trump, until january 4th to appeal to the supreme court and saying if anyone asks the supreme court to review this case, then donald trump's name stays on the ballot until the supreme court weighs in. well, no surprise, the disgraced, twice impeached, four times indicted ex-president made a lot of noise after the ruling came out whining and bloviating and promising to, quote, swiftly file an appeal to the supreme court. but then a funny thing happened. while trump and his lawye were working on that swift appeal look who beat him to t proverbial punch, the colorado republican party, who filed their owneal urging the justices to take up the case and d while mr. trump is expected toil his own petition in the coming days, the move by the colorado republican party has a, quote, practical impact extending a sy entered by the colorado court while the justices consider the matter. in plain engli

you have liz cheney saying he's going to cause world war iii and the purpose is to make every actionyou're trying to stop hitler everything is on the table. that's why next year is going to be weird because they're preparing, they're setting it up to completely demonize millions of people. >> jesse we have said before biden what he calls accomplishments we call see as vulnerability and the economy is one of them and when they decided to take bidenomics by the horns and mike it -- make it like obamacare it was slur to backfire. >> you remember "home alone" when call kin goes shopping he buys things that cost $20. >> used coupon. >> maybe less. last year, $44. this year the same exact grocery list, $72. >> where are you shopping? >> kroeger. bright bart shops at kroeger. so you can't get out there and say things are good. when i was at the christmas tree farm they have these ornaments i saw not a single kamala or joe, i saw fauci and b.j. whether trump was president people would send me trump pens you click it, it's like build the wall. remember obama he put his face on everything. i t

they can't let go of this can't do anything else, so iran has s exploited that not to start word war iii up middle east but embarrasses you humiliate united states i worry at some point somebody killing a lot of americans khobar towers the biden administration forced to respond when spinks get superscary. >> i hope that is not the case but your work well heeded, sl this was about-face from iran denied being responsible for attacks saying not even just the you a aggressor because they hate israel but specifically in retaliation for the u.s., assassination of qassam soleimani how does this change cal lewis for america's allies including saudi arabia trying to distance themselves from the israelisn aftermath of october 7 attacking but want to diametrically oppose iranians will this give more incentive or leeway, to allow us to continue to shift i israelis. >> iran like a shark smelling blood in the water more aggressive when they sense weak necessities honor is power not honorable because you pay taxes you are honorable because you show pour to humiliate enemies when iran gets away with stu

majors has appeared in the marvel franchise and creed iii.ios will not be moving forward on any future projects with him. >>> alec baldwin found himself in heated conversation in new york monday night. an individual close to baldwin says the actor was on his way to teach an acting class when he passed by a pro palestinian protest and was approached aggressively and repeatedly about his stance on the war in gaza. police say there was some, quote, chatter back and forth before they stepped in to escort baldwin away from the crowd. no one was hurt or arrested. >>> we're learning new details about the food and drug administration have he is into high lead levels in cinnamon apple sauce pouches. the a says tests of samples collected during an inspection of a facility in ecuador turned up lead levels that were more than 2,000 times higher than proposed standards. testing did not turn up any other products that should be recalled. the fda is looking into whether this cinnamon may have been used in other products though. thanks for joining me. i'm ma

mild though temperatures 8—9 in scotland to a high of iii in the southeast with some late sunshine.n quite windy through the day, though, across england and wales and northern ireland, gales quite widely, and around some irish sea coasts the winds could be gusting 60—70 miles an hour. now, those winds will tend to ease overnight and the rain will continue for a while across scotland and northern england. and then as that move through, we've got the next band of rain just approaching the far southwest by sunday morning. again, it should be frost free temperatures, six or seven degrees. and it's almost a repeat performance, really, on sunday. this band of rain moves in a little later, but it's not going to be quite as heavy. shouldn't last as long. and again, we'll get some sunshine coming in after the rain for england and wales. more rain returns to northern ireland and still cloud and patchy rain left over in scotland. temperatures not quite so high, but it's probably not going to be quite as windy. should be a reasonably mild start to next week. there's still some rain around from

leaders inter milan play atletico madrid while there is a daunting task for rb leipzig against the iii—timeions real madrid. those ties will be played over two legs in february and march. here is the reaction of manchester city director of football txiki begiristain to facing copenhagen. of course, we remember the two games we played against them and it went well — not in copenhagen, but at least at the etihad. but it's not worth to talk too much about what happened two years ago. what we are going to talk is what has happened just now, and they've been better than manchester united and galatasaray, two football clubs with much more experience in the champions league than them, so we have to be careful. we've also had the draw for the europa league playoff round. all of the premier league clubs have managed to bypass this round and go straight into the last 16. this extra stage pits the teams who finished second in their europa league groups against the teams who came third in the champions league group phase. here are the fixtures. jose mourinho�*s roma will play feyenoord. ac milan, who m

iii course.hat this was a terrible failure. 0ctober correct when you said that this was a terrible failure. october the 7th was a bad day for israel and we pay for our failure was a bad day for israel and we pay for ourfailure in the blood of our people. how do you explain that, because it strikes me is a little bit like the inquiry into 9/11, that the intelligence was there, the intelligence community knew about it, theyjust didn't put everything together. why did you think there was a failure? it was just like young when we were attacked in 1973 from the south on the north as well, but it was clear there was a failure and like in 1973, when the war is over they will be a commission of inquiry, may be set up as we did then under a supreme courtjustice. we could also do parliamentary inquiries, questions will be asked and we have to get to the bottom of this. we don't want this to happen again. that is the bottom line. we don't want this to happen again. we have always prided ourselves in israel

on wednesday — for the first time in their iii—year history — santos were relegated from brazil's serierican football expert tim vickery in rio. well, you know, the club was founded very night the titanic went down and now santos find themselves relegated to the second division. they are a miracle. the city of santos, by brazilian standards, is a very small city, it's less than half a million. it is the port, on a good day, about an hour's drive from the metropolis of sao paulo. sao paulo has 15 million people plus. so the fact that for so long santos were able to compete and win against the big cats from the city is an extraordinary story. i suppose really it kind of belongs to the era when burnley could be the champions of england and nottingham forest could win the european cup. and, really, over the last few years, as financial gaps have opened up, there isjust a group, a small group of the biggest brazilian clubs have broken away, they are monopolising the major titles, and it has become increasingly difficult for santos to compete. the timing is very, very cruel, this is the first

the leak, and the best we can do is to remove the waste safely so we can get there as soon as we can. iiion as we can.— safely so we can get there as soon as we can. 70 years of the nuclear industry _ soon as we can. 70 years of the nuclear industry have _ soon as we can. 70 years of the nuclear industry have left - nuclear industry have left sellafield with a difficult and dangerous legacy. buses here suggest they have nothing to hide — buy the latest controversy illustrates one of its biggest problems, a sore lack of public trust. the old agate, bbc news. the new head of turkey's central bank has claimed she has to live with her parents because property in istanbul is so expensive. 44—year—old hafize erkan took up her post injune in the ankara—based bank, having spent two decades in the united states, where she worked at goldman sachs, among otherfirms. with inflation in turkey now running at 61%, she suggested that istanbul might have become more costly than manhattan. and that's it for this edition of asia business report. thanks for watching. bringing you different stories from acros

getting me and more whenever you look, screaming how he's going to end democracy and cause world war iii elevation of trump to existential risk. i think that's something that -- you know, i think he's -- i'm going to leave it there. >> i understand. he's going to be in court in a bunch of these cities for a very long time. everyone will know where he is. dana? >> the media and liberals have gone from he's indicted on 91 counts. that's not working. so they're doing entire magazines, "the atlantic" magazine dedicated to trump being a dictator, and he'll cause world war iii. where do you go from there? >> you're waving the green flag to make everything permissible. >> yes. and charlemagne will be the person, if i had to bet my entire retirement account on that, that's going to happen -- >> you should do that. >> i'm not going to. >> why not yours? you chose your mom's? >> i think that charlemagne, if nothing changes, he'll be the one saying "i told you so." >> you heard the audience members clapping when he said, "step down." that's "the daily show." >> you are to run against the incumbent

joining me now is mike davis, former clerk for justice neil gorsuch and founder of the article iii projectso with me is stephen miller, former senior adviser to president trump and founder of america first legal. mike, i'm going to start with you. what's your take on what happened today? >> well, jack smith is used to getting unanimously slapped down by the supreme court like he did when he brought a bogus criminal prosecution against former virginia governor bob macdonald. a likely presidential or vice presidential candidate in 2016 and the supreme court today unanimously said we are not going to hear this case. we are going to go through the normal process. we are not going to go along with your election interference, jack smith. you are going to take this through the normal process and that's the right decision. >> steven, these are not normal times. i keep saying this. but this level of election interference. this kind of persecution of your opponents, whether it's, you know, donald trump or rudy giuliani, it just keeps going on and on. why do i feel like republican leaders are not ful

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really love the movie rocky iii, tell me that's not true?en, i'm going to bust you up, sucker, that's what mr. t said to rocky. [laughter] >> here is what we know, the response to that, of course, neil, go for it. i would say let's go, i love rocky iii. neil: there we go. i pity the fool who thinks otherwise. >> i pity the fool. no elton, no adele, no ed shearn, but bocelli, and katy perry. neil: the adele thing that would prompt a no-show for me. it's happy birthday time for adele, 35 years young today. she is on top of the polls we're waiting for from adele and her people. i'm a little disquieted by the fact that the phone has not rung at all. >> well, you know, it's a very private line and i've gotten wrong numbers for different takeout places. neil: representative of adele. >> of adele. neil: who has said, say it again to me. >> she's reached out to your coast to coast producer, saying it's not possible. so i don't know if i take much credence in that. neil: that doesn't sound like an outright no to me. all right. so there you have it. w

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tribute from sir eltonjohn and sir andrew lloyd webber, and also a message from britain's and charles iii by the new south wales state governor —— britain's king. so today is very much a celebration of that life, of that career that spanned seven decades, and as you say, the creation that really did define barry humphries's career was dame edna everage. it first made an appearance back in 1955, eventually catapulting barry humphries to global stardom, so today hundreds of people gathering here in sydney to remember this, people gathering here in sydney to rememberthis, genius. people gathering here in sydney to remember this, genius.— people gathering here in sydney to remember this, genius. yeah, and as ou sa , remember this, genius. yeah, and as you say. he — remember this, genius. yeah, and as you say. he was _ remember this, genius. yeah, and as you say, he was known _ remember this, genius. yeah, and as you say, he was known for— remember this, genius. yeah, and as you say, he was known for many - you say, he was known for many characters, but there were also some controversies surro

russia is becoming a forward of processes that do not lead to world war iii, but to peace and the creationoperation between countries on different continents. the head of the faction spoke about this and more in an interview with our tv channel. ldpr in the state duma, head of the international affairs committee, leonid slutsky. leonid eduardovich, hello. hello, very nice, maria. let's start our conversation by briefly summing up the results of this year for your party and... there are more than 100 thousand more people, today the ldpr is a party that believes, it is a party that is needed, it is a party that , without self-promotion, can really... find a solution in the most non-standard and non-linear positions, reaching, as the great zhirinovsky taught , to every person, to every family, and not a single task should remain unsolved, we are dedicated to this, we were brought up on this, and for the party it was a successful year, many of our projects are related to the village, so that young people do not leave... the village, this a very difficult task, no one has yet managed it. uh, th