ino, maybe i want to ask you a little about something else... because i know that your colleague fromction joined the temporary investigative commission, he, unlike various opzzh and clowns from the neighborhoods, is our defender, that is, we have hope, that this tsc will not be, this tsc with wagnergate named after marina bezugoloi, will still give us answers to very important questions concerning mega corruption and defense, most importantly, the lives of our defenders and civilians, and so... against the background of this , another information scandal is developing with the same character, i.e. maryana, who now received the fas command for generals, for general sodol and for chief koma syrskyi. do you think that you are simply carrying it out of inertia, or is this really a planned campaign, and now syrskyi is also disagreeable as a hard worker? look, here i am as you can see, i am now i am in the parliament hall. we are having a vote, i could go find mariana and she could get involved and explain her logic on her own, it seems to me that it would be more correct, it is difficult

ino, i congratulate you.etings, well, let's start with the topic that my colleague oleksandr morshchevka and i discussed, we made a post on facebook, and then people started writing that there is a lot of such things, the russian language in ukrainian schools, secondary education and graduates, and not only graduates, and there were a lot of comments, it's interesting that people write about this , you see, it's just the way it is, especially individual subjects and what to do about it, and it is not only in kyiv, the law on language has been in place for several years and how to react to it and how to write complaints to mr. kremin to the language ombudsman or how and why is this so? happens, again, but here we have to look at different situations where a violation of language legislation may occur, well, the first is when the teacher directly conducts a lesson in the russian language, this is a direct violation of the legislation, if it is not a lesson in the russian language, which is there in the establis

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ino is an agent who is rapidly turning into a spy, because the latest posts of radio liberty are theis no other way to say it. themselves to the media , naturally does not fall under any definitions of freedom of information dissemination, independent journalism, objectivity and all the others that they have long thrown into the trash, they practically perform the function of army military intelligence, and accordingly demand similar the same relationship. how could it be otherwise, if media employees of a foreign agent, which is funded by the us congress, carefully, purposefully, deliberately study satellite. pictures, here they are about themselves they write about it, look at it, compare maps, calculate where our air defense systems might be, and post everything in messengers. this is no longer the media, but a media espionage project of the west, working very closely with various interested services. they even have a special map of the points where, according to the foreign agent, our air defense systems are located, an interactive map, that is, it. is constantly updated, they ma

i never saw that int on one hand the number of times i actually went inos doors.roblem. we we this, okay? because i knew i knew that he wouldn't react positively to that if told the president, you he'd push back and say, yes, we can. i understood his personality. iic. i had to do it a couple of times because you have a choice. and since i did it so infrequently when i did it, i closed the doors. and you talk to you. he knew it was serious and he ok very seriously. but i did. i there was several dozençwe hae him not to do and i knew how to do that, which is avá5 say, this is a bad idea. this persofamily member, somebov and three members of congress. can't i can't tell you the number of times i called sean hannity and said, look, you know, this is what we're talking about. dea. well, if if you can say that on the show tonight, then that will helphow people think. you have to learn how to talk to people in the language they you have to one of the one of the beauties, one of the keys to success at think that everything is their own we did. that's what you had to do wi

ino saved that guy's butt -- it a family program -- so many times you don't even know. michael cohen enraged he's somehow not going to be with the president of the united states. >> right. and also in that conversation keith davidson testified there was a comment michael cohen said i'm not being reimbursed for this payment i made to stormy daniels. keith davidson he did not face stormy daniels, but he testified he understood it to be a reference to the payment that cohen made to daniels and so even there there is this idea there was an understanding between cohenwa and trump that cohen would be reimbursed, and so we had all of these different moments today in which it was showing that trump had knowledge of the hush money deals and specifically the hush money deal with t stormy daniels, which wh forms the kind of poor aspect of these charges. >> yeah, and also wemgty donors who wanto positions in the nex administration done take out home equity lines of credit. they're usually independently wealthy if they're going to make campaign donations. i do want to ask you, dunca

from them rather than from trump himself.th >> judge jeanine: it looks like trump is walking backan ino courtroom right now. nate, thank you so much. there they are, the trump family, lara trump -- okay, we saw some of the family, tiffany, michael, her husband or that is the whole trump group, jason there, the attorney, okay. they are back into the courtroom. the joining me now is mike davis, founder and president of the article three project and also clerked for justice for search and sean duffy, fox news contributor and cobosan d fox business, the bottom linee sean, i was in court today and i had one outstanding question, no one has indicated that donald trump directed anyone to file the bookkeeping in a way where it would be criminal orwn even had a conversation. in fact, they broke it down to invoice, vouchers, checks generated here at michael cohen gives the invoice anred,d the vouchers are prepared consistent with mic michael cohen wins inve spirit and the checks are generated based on the invoices. so where is trump worth constraining a crime? >> where is the crime? we are focuse

at that time, inos, we're seeing, that's the thing to watch for for the next leg up in the stock.r more than the lawsuit. >> joe. >> back to the lawsuit, for a second, if we could, wall street is going to decide on this vanguard, black rock, state street, fidelity, 23% ownership of the shareholder base. they're the ultimate decision makers which way are they going to side on this? >> i think we know which way they tend to. >> i think we do the index funds tend to vote there was also a surprise a couple of years ago, engine one got three directors, am i direct three directors on the board there's some precedent behind all of this. look, the reality of it is we have to come up with a c collaborate effort to understand the needs of improving the climate, and also in addition to that, the need with all the geopolitical tensions around the world. the stress that we had related to oil production surrounding the russia and ukraine conflict, we have to understand that there's got to be something collaborate that satisfies both parties in this collaborative. . >> like that >> now i do. now

so you'r'se not going to be ino season one of -- the only by reo think he's forced to resign mid press conference. >> really does he have to resign those barrel things that the governor put in the rio grande the has to do like to apologize. jimmy: you since a bit of a double standard requiring talent a little bit. >> abby you said multiple locations that all micros should go back to where they came from. [laughter] [laughter] jimmy: that makes this money. abby: i never said that. jimmy: use of the green room this thing is we do have a shortage of public lifeguards are you willing to volunteer your services before u.s. should morning the 20 pressure self-esteem because you are we just getting to get hit on the cross. abby: also i probably would sink because i'm not by just swimming leslie would volunteer every but he was making fun of me the whole crew for swimming so thought i thought that it was decent can't on the panel to say somebody so personally don't think i would make that cut. jimmy: while lee thomas been another girl. [laughter] [laughter] enforce a big news this week is pres

he made a mechanical shark lookh real through the magic of c ouediting maybe you turn joe ino a cogenteing bringing cgi standing for corpse galvanizing in imagery he hearde whether people are hearing thart he's on his way out why do you do on your way out you set something in motion to make it harder for you to leave likeik when jessee volunteered to be r fire marshal hoping that wouldt buy him time at the network and it worked.wo why is he doing this some happye he's doing this glad i he's doi it may be joe told him to do it maybe it's easier to say you're going to do it and back out andb if this just buys you time and you can up with reasons for backing out there could be another new hoax they push that makes it sound like we cannot debate this man he's an debatable it's beneath us to debate and we don't even know what the hoaxes but they will find 1 or perhaps they are banking on him being found guilty and then they won't debate a felon or they keep t making conditions untenablhee og hope trump makes conditions untenable but i don't think he will. maybe they are trying to keep the r

point on this year mean on strategy more so which again does is something the boejok gets a little bit inoand implications falling. it's not just about what we read in the it's also about what campaigns do, what they decide to do, where they think there might be an opportunity for them versus, you know, where they don't think it's useful to, invest on where they place their money where they place their funds in the 20, 20, 2022 midterm. the new york times is, a great job of reporting this. the patty murray campaign. senator patty in washington state, look as if shwa trouble n that year. and the polls were a few polls in washington and were t out, t looked for a time like she was, you know, in the low■!ouble the low single digits, you know, two or three percentage points over her republican rival. and so there was shift of funds away from, you know, that back to her campaign to make sure that she was going to win this and and she not support other or did not extend the funds to other democratic candidates elsewhere as she had in theor an easily by a landsliand these poy off base, but it doe

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forty-five americans were killed on october 7, 12 were taken ino captivity and eight are being held hostage suffering in the region and there is so much suffering to go around. there is no competition here there are hundreds of thousands of innocent civilians in gaza who are suffering. there are also one third 32 innocent civilians in gaza who were dragged there on october 7 who are suffering. i think people have trouble holding those two truths that does an injustice to everyone involved. benjamin: you made it very clear this is an attack on america and rachel will try to keep telling the stories of your son and all the other people being held because they have to be the main focus of what we do but thank you so much for joining us today we appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. benjamin: 's time for the sunday group politico congressional reporter olivia at beavers fox news senior political analyst juan williams, former bush white house advisor fox news contributor karl rove or mark bush national security official michael allen. thank you all for joining me today i really appreciate i

. >> rec centers are important ino denver. that's the healthiest state, dit you know that?eople, they refuse, these illegals refuse to clear and encampment. on the college campuses, they refused to leave their encampments. then we've got squatters who ar. refusing to leave your home.o le this is just a total breakdownow of all of the institutions inr. this country, all law and order. nobody wants to listen to any rules. and giving int o demands to people who are illegal to begin with is an invitation to get even more demands. and it's human nature to keepo pushing and pushing and pushing until, you know, they absolutely say no but what i love the most is that we want shower accesswi without time limits. we are not in the military and we are not criminals. why don't you pay some taxes ant then you can start having someay standing on what you want and what you demand. and that's it. >> that's it and we will keep it pushing. coming out, dim thng ue lights grab the mic.e we have something special forll our colleague and friend danaft right afteerr the break. [♪♪] happy memories

buildinm building that then allow you to trust voi think that some of it has to do with when are the times inorelationships that then on the big issues allow you to trust somebody else it's word? i think that over the last 30 years, the opportunities for that have been severely reduced. there is a limited time schedule. you only have time for, you know, your committee work or for ay the opportunities that youpes can have to build or personal relaonshso the tough stuff happens, then you are at least able to have conversations that bridge those gaps. >> if committees actually don't meet very fact don't legislate very much, then you have even reduced those interactions which frankly was when a lot of that trust was built generally out of public view but if you're legislation just sort of shows up on the floor from the leader's office, there never those opportunities. >> i jump in a second? this is something i wanted to talk about. it's great to see so many of my confidential sources. [laughter] >> and we never got a byline. >> so he just hit on something i wanted to hit on. there's been a lot of

it' certainly helpful to think about it as an approximate nation, whicit ino pollster wile along andu know, this is the full this is 90% of the story and this is how accurate can be. and but it is an indication of where the country is going and that way, you know, not thinking about not waiting, not having to wait and, having that sort of scientifically informed impression. i mean, again, it's not certain to know what up. it's not predictive in the sense of knowing who is going to turn out and who's going to turn out and still do. and pollsters are very very impatient with the notion that their work is predictive. i think that they should get over that and say, yeah, it is prediction, especially late in the late in the campaign, the last two weeks before an election that starts to get into prediction territory. and i think that pollsters should embrace that. but they tend to be really disinclined to that disinclined to do that they want to because feel that this is you know more estimate than than then prognosis prognostication. thank you for making that point. i mean i think we will

fortunately, we are seeing cont that this administration is not only complicit in ignoring that and alslicit inoraffg of women and children, but they're also, too, from their own words, treating immigrants that are coming here as the hel coming p and basicali i think, concerned, saying that if it weren't for >> wgrantsf itfor im would pick the crops. >> that's what nancy pelosi said. no doubt about it. that'sheard thethat's t the way. and they're taking it for granted. they're losing it. beautiful thing to see. congresswoma fon, thank you for your time. >> appreciate it. thank you. all right. warr our warriors. >> coming up next. start your day with nature. meet the number one pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brands. >> when i started mypillow, it was just a problem. solution. one product company. well, since then, with the help of my dedicated employees, we now have hundreds of products. some you might not even know about to get the word out. we're having a $25 extravaganza to pack multi-use my pillows, $25, mypillow sandal, $25. >> and for the first time ever, our six pack towel s

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they say it quietly, maybe not down in the beautifue nodown ino of florida where i'm about to pick up residents full time. >> thank you againkl-time. i thanks a lot. but it's fascinating to see it and. >> and again, when they talk so much about the black vote taac black vote, you know what? i think that those rumblings were there a couple of years agd with yo now. >> absolutely. it's legit. abd. should be afrai mhm. like, what does he have to offer them. but what does he have to offer anyone. that's why people are saying the t word sale.r anybody.in you agree with 54% o4 dems that, that they need a new candidate? >> they seem very nervous. i question the sincerity of that in all fairness. i mean, it seemse sincerall of d of a popular thing where they blow the single best politician that democratss ha have is gavin newsom, and he is going to be a big problemve n down the road. but biden seems to get things right here. here's what i would know if it was sincer seems tgs righte. if you ask somebody that was a dem, would you rather somebody else? and you must ask a follow up question ask

. >> it playedhe actual right ino the jury's biases and stereotypes. dismissed jurors were telling us this weeks ago, remember, you feel like the people speakin that you were speaking with in that jury room that you sat with allm, tha day on tuesday, that they couldn't put together a fair and impartial jury because of that sense of duty? do you think that's possibleden i'm not sure about that, reallyw ? why? you know, everybody has biases stou and, you know, you know, stereotypes in their minds. >> the jury has two lawyers on it who work in manhattan, s corporate law firms with dea all over their websites. >> dei a they know the charges are frankenstein. they went to law school. they know betterenstein, . s if what do you think happens if they find trump not guiltyey fi and show up to work next week? corporate law firms in new york city are aboutco as political place as you can work outside of politics. >> these types of firms all work for and donate to democrats. r natetheir reputations and ther careers are in jeopardy. so is everyonecareer else's ins

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san francisco local publishers are ino have aing, improve ams to the city taegz process ensure that marginalized community are getting information out roach from the city. our research show this is now because of where the city puts the dollars critical information about city programs is in the being reached. we can fix that. thank you. >> thank you. monopoly dam chair this completes our queue >> thank you. supervisor melgar. >> sorry. let mow close public comment. no more public comment and it is closed. >> thank you. i wanted to thank her for her comment and is think it is worth thinking through what we advertise begin new technologies and not with standing something voters passed in the early noinlt's. i think this in order to reach the communities we want to roach we should revisit the way we do it. i also.ed take a moment to welcome the students from sacred heart cathedral. go fighting irish. thank you for being here. >> all right. >> thank you and then with this i will like to move these two items on the agenda. to full board with recommend sxagz a roll call. >> on this motion to forward b

but if you feewe arel you're ino a recession, your family's in a recession. and they're angry that joe ons come and his minions come out and say, listen, things are grea sayst. biden-nomics is working. we're not in a recession. so, you know, buck up camper. and the bottom line is the america you want to make the american people angry, tell them things are better than they really are as they look at their own loo wallets and checkbooks. >> clay i love the way that axios put it. they said it's a tale of two economies because you have older men and women that have low fixed mortgage rates. you have a stock markegage rattt record highs. and democrats love to tell us how great the stock market is. yeah, that helps our for one case. but other people who don't, if witheye case don't have stocks ,have these great mortgages, they're hurting. >> yeah. look, everything needs to be inflation. and i think what we're learning is the way that we report economic related data is flawed because it occursmonths on the premise of 12 months. and so when they come out and they say

ino ask the questions. sorry. remember i said i would be kind, don't push me. let's get back to at the risk of restoring some sanity and a semblance of timing to the open-ended questionsg which agan the order goes back to. indiana currently has one of the lowest income tax rates in the country among stateste that actually charge and soon will have the lowest in the nation. yet you wish to eliminate the income tax entirely as you pointed out in your opening statement. is it realistic to think you can takenk away $8 million which is more than a third of indiana's indiana'stax revenue without hug services and programs that you said you care about a deeply suh as caregiver pay for hoosiers with disabled family members and you will have one minute to answer. due to the high cost of living we can put thousands of dollars back into their pockets every year. my opponents who screamed blood murder and say we can do it but it's yours not theirs and you aywill always spend it more wisy than the government so it has to be based in, it can't happen overnight. we need to tri

and workforce development and ben bleiman our commission president they will give you an over view of ino have aing after dark legislative reforms for san francisco night life. so welcome the bens. >> ben does innovating after dark >> no, no, no. >> a little bit. >> no. >> so again it was nice to hear the moment you have been waiting for is it listen to the two bens i'm sure that is the first and last time that will be said about the two of us we wants to introduce ourselves i'm ben bleiman the pedestrian entertainment commission i owned 12 embarrass we just bought herrington's. i have dentses around town and advocacy for night life and on the entertainment commission for 5 years, i think. may be merchandise and ben. tell them about yourself >> hi, ben from the office of workforce develop. i work in the business development to support sect for for almost upon 11 years. nice to see familiar faces and new 1s and look forward to talk with all of you more hopefully during and arnold this sum and i any time beyond. yeaism where want to give a plug for intent when he does. he is probably like t

i don't think i've question of who's in charge and have we would respond, who would take the leap ino know it hurricane s head towards the united states the national hurricane center is going to put meteorologist on the air were going to describe to us this is eric encompasses what looks like him how strong is going to be what gets you can put up forecast issue warnings and republicans democrats will take the appropriate steps that something like that were headed toward her election i don't know who's in charge of putting it out there. more importantly, i think no matter who puts it out there, the candidate or issue on the other side of it, their followers are going to question whether it's a government interfering in the election themselves and us not helpful as an. example uses as an example because it's a very recent one with a laptop situation happen, the hunter by laptop, a number of formerr intelligence officials, i get it, they perform, no longer employed beneath these agencies, but the title carries weight all signed a letter say this is all the hallmarks of a russian disinfor

the questions i also want to ask you is, i presume you do expect there to be a greater mix of plug-ino hybrids and electric vehicles to make the 85 grand rule. has your agency done any work in regards to additional power generation that will be needed? >> we have, yes. the amount of new power generation required by 2032 to meet the demand or meet the needs of how many more electric vehicles are hybrids. >> let me provide you those statistics, those details. >> what about the transition lines. >> we have workedowul in close proximity. yes, the thorough analysis of the demand, meeting that demand, reliability, we have done a thorough analysis of how all of our rules impact those areas. we will be happy to provide those details to you and your staff. >> you don't know how much more. >> no, that is not a number i have retained. >> the power generation you are talking about also takes into consideration that you have your clean power plant two-point oh which they have talked about which will put constraints on coal plants essentially putting them out of business that your power generation p

in other states, the ino limit. their reading of emtala requires that those limitations get wed out and you impose a national standard. there are numerous other instances where at are coming in and saying, in our state, the practice of medicine must conform to this standard. and idaho has done that with abortion. it's done i opioids. it's done it with marijuana use. there are countless examples, your honor. justice kagan: and your theo -- although the supreme court has narrowed the reach of your statute, your theory wou aly even if it hadn't? i mean, it would applyo ectopic pregnancies. it would apply even if there were not a dea eeption. i mean, all of your theory would apply noatr what, really, idaho did, wouldn't it? mr. turner: if -- yeah, i think the answer is emtala doesn't speak to that, but there are other background principles and limitationli rationale basis review, justice rehnquist, the chief justice recognized -- justickan: but your theory of emtala is that emtala preetsone of it? that a state tomorrow

diminish ino protection for the students. >> and looking at the ucr agreement, i do not see that anyhts were abridged or removed for jewish or israeli students. chancellor, ucla is a contrast to what happened at rutgers and northwestern. it's exploded into an incident that lasted several days and led to arrests of many, may be hundreds of arrests and put students in the hospital. in hindsight, do you, could you or your administration have done anything differently to prevent things? sometimes it isn't possible but in hindsight might there have been another approach? >> thank you for the question. we will always review the incidents to see whether there was another pathway. we tried hard to find it offramp where they could leave the encampment. safety became an issue for the whole community and we had to ask all the encampment members to leave the encampment. >> can you tell me how much time was actually spent negotiating with of the students or dialogue, is that possible? >> an attempt was made individually the vice chancellor sat in the encampment and discussed the potential solutio