and jacques delors members joining. and jacques delors was membersjoining.s to say in the same breath, things started quickly to unravel after he left, but when he was the things were looking quite hopeful. the? left, but when he was the things were looking quite hopeful. they can see pictures — were looking quite hopeful. they can see pictures of _ were looking quite hopeful. they can see pictures of emmanuel _ were looking quite hopeful. they can see pictures of emmanuel macron i see pictures of emmanuel macron greeting various european leaders and some of them these days are less and some of them these days are less a message with the european project, some of the leaders are not particularly keen on the freedom of movement or have quite strong views on immigration how it works? mi on immigration how it works? all e es on immigration how it works? fill eyes and the french press on the hungarian leader. all heads of governments have been invited, by viktor orban is identified with the new national district which seems to run counter to the spirit ofjacques

them, then people went to listen to electronic dance music directly in clubs, on the disc of the jacquesdjs, a little yes, but in fact the discos themselves appeared as a phenomenon even in the eighties, it was the end of the seventies. we know what a guitar sounds like, we know how a piano sounds, a violin, yes, and the appearance, we even know how they will study everything together, yes, and electronic musical instruments helped synthesize, the word synthesis came from where, the search for a new sound, that is, what we are already accustomed to, it was novelty, and this was the time when science fiction , astronautics, robots, computers, space, yes, what shaped our, our musical tastes, remember the pinfloyd album, yes, why? take everything and almost clean it, that is , now this romanticization is no longer there, we fly into space, surf the open spaces, and the internet space, the amazing thing is that we spend our entire lives. you can find all episodes of the podcast 20 years later on the website of the first channel 1tv.ru. evgeny rudin, aka dj groof and vladimir fonarev, aka lan

over the last few days, we saw the death , age 98, of jacques death, age 98, of jacques delors.t pushed what became the euro 25 years on from its launch, has it been a success or a failure? and did we have a great escape? the euro at 25? in just a moment well, jacques delors was a towering political figure and he ran the european commission for ten years, of course, never having to trouble the voters of europe. goodness gracious me. no, regret slightly that i no, i regret slightly that i missed him in the european parliament by a few years. i'd have enjoyed battle, but have enjoyed doing battle, but there's was the one there's no doubt he was the one who publicly sold the who very publicly sold the vision the euro. well, as vision of the euro. well, as today marks 25 years since it was formally introduced, it's a good moment to ask whether it's been a success or a failure, and to debate that i have with me in the studio from the daily telegraph. matthew lynn financial columnist the financial columnist and from the london economics down london school of economics down the line, p

jacques de vacançon was the tenth child of a poor jesuit family.coda canson, it could spread its wings, twitch its tail, stretch its neck , and even pecking at scattered food and digesting it, it was believed that jacques davacanson’s original duck even had a specially... installed chemical reagent that broke down the ingested grains. 100 years will pass and android automatons will be in fashion will literally overwhelm europe. this was the peak of the development and production of mechanical dolls, and the center of production was france, the city of paris, where in one block in the more quarter there were almost all the leading manufacturers of automata of that time, these were gustav vichy, and leopold lambert, and the roulet dk company. does any of this work? yes, can you show me? yes, of course, i think i know what inspired those who made dr. lifsey , remember in the famous cartoon, he laughs exactly the same way, one on one, well, yes, we can say that many dolls of that period sometimes they produce eerie impressions, but in general the task

alexandrovich, remember the bill and melinda geis foundation, remember the works, so to speak, of jacquesot respond to what they are usually treated with, these are specially resistant, these especially virulent infections, then they are released here on our continent, in particular, this is what american military laboratories are doing, there are a lot of them in ukraine. we continue, at the beginning of this block of the program, these are the words. the world on the eve is grandiose. events, i already hinted to you once, a year, six months ago, i repeated that today we are in such a difficult situation, something like we are walking on thin ice, careless step, and we can drown, overturn the state, so this year will be very difficult, in all its events, it should be very noisy, but we must do everything to make it quiet and calm. where does the main threat come from, nikolai evgenevich? the main threat comes from the restructuring. of the world that is happening before our eyes, this is the main thing, that is, not even any specific state, but a process, this is a process that has been

he returned to the court of henry vii with his hands full. 40 years later, the french arrived, and jacques cartier stepped into the mouth of the saint laurent river and established a french colony , and the local name was kanata, meaning robber's village.

he returned to the court of henry vii with his hands full. 40 years later, the french arrived and jacques cartier stepped into the mouth of the saint laurent river and established a french colony and gave the area the local name kanata, which means village. during 3 centuries, this land was a place of conflict between the colonial powers, especially britain and france . it ended in 1763. it was in 184 that canada became a colony with a quasi-federal system, until it finally achieved independence in 108, but it was still under the crown of the queen of england. during this period, the europeans gradually invaded the lands of the new continent and the number of troops and immigrants who came to the new colonies increased day by day . new colonies are lands of opportunity for immigrant europeans. a land where they can start their new life after years of poverty and hardship. do not touch a vast land full of resources. just get yourself there reach and take over land for themselves. but the immigrants in this land have faced a big problem. original and native inhabitants of canada. natives wh

jacque heinrich said there are reports that biden was exasperated when he learned. to say the least. isn't it quite disrespectful to the commander-in-chief what lloyd austin decided to do? >> i would simply say this. the department of defense has good procedures in place in case of a time emergency where we can password to the president, get word back. secretary is a key part of that. secretary unavailable other people can fulfill that role in an emergency situation. clearly it's not the desirable state of affairs. >> bill: in the middle east you have a lot of action there. one allegation that hamas is in southern gaza and using hostages as human shields. therefore the idf won't go after him. maybe it's true. in all likelihood it is. secretary blinken is trying to prevent a wider war. when you see what iran is doing now, how do we -- how do you judge how this administration has pushed back against that regime? >> let me begin just by briefly talking about hamas and hostages. i would argue hamas is using the entire population of gaza as hostages from the beginning of

jacque heinrich live at the white house where the biden administration is scrambling for answers. >> one of the most stunning parts about this is the u.s. carried out a drone strike killing two people, including an iraqi military leader in baghdad, last thursday. and we still don't really know who oversaw that order as it was being carried out. on tuesday the two kathleen hicks was given operational responsibility transferred to her by secretary austin on vacation in puerto rico. two days later thursday the 4th around 4:00 a.m. eastern time the u.s. carried out that drone strike. it wasn't until that afternoon that hicks was told austin has been in the hospital since mon the 1st. she notified congress and the press and made plans to travel to d.c. on friday. she was told austin should be assuming his full responsibilities by then. on thursday the president and national security advisor were also informed. the highest ranking republican roger wicker said why was the notification process not followed and who made the determination not to follow it? what role did the secretary of defens

leonard doub and jacques elul, researcher in the field of social psychology of communication, consideradvance. to support all of us in a not entirely easy life, but most importantly, to support our soldiers in the trenches, in the mud, under bullets, drones, shells, fighting for our homeland, propaganda requires the presence of a goal of means in order to convey the idea to the target audience, that is, to you, along with the traditional ones. about the war, by the way, the poem that i want to read can be attributed to the section of youth literature, well, what is useful for them, but i assure you that the saying of major geev, which is repeated several times, will be useful for reminders to gray-haired husbands who are faced with difficulties that still arise along the way. and even more so to our brothers who protect us in the trenches. so, major deev had a comrade, major petrov. we had been friends since the civilian years, since the twenties, together we cut down whites with sabers while galloping, and then served together. regiment, and major petrov had lyonka, his beloved son, w

officially, ralon jacques nou's move is not related to the sexual assault case.ary move to kazakhstan. the dubious call of faith. the weather is testing, the day before moscow was covered by an unprecedented snowfall. according to forecasters, up to 40% of the monthly precipitation fell. the snowdrifts are literally generation-deep, and somewhere waist-deep. traffic jams on the roads increased to 9 points from the maximum possible to ten. as a result, almost all the snow removal equipment was taken out on the street, they spent the whole night eliminating the consequences of the snow storm, however, some muscovites were only happy about the precipitation and brought the bad weather without any special problems. look, for example, these citizens avoided all the traffic jams on skis. a real snow tornado was captured in the moscow city area; the atmospheric whirlwind almost blew it away and carried it away. yellow dancing bear dolls, but they somehow managed to hold on. but what happened at night on the m4 don highway, in the direction as once on the road from mosco

thank you, jacque. retired army lieutenant colonel daniel davis senior fellow at defense priorities. i don't want to say the politicians have to love patriots, yeah i do want to say that. i will say that. what's going on with the president? why can't he say those words? why don't we have a schedule off how he will honor these? this is iran's m.o. hitting us through years but the last three they didn't. colonel, what changed in the last three years and iran decides it's on through the people we hire, those killers? >> well, i think it's self-evident they aren't concerned about a retaliation so far. and look, as i've been saying on your show many times, absolutely the number one priority of cam is avoid getting sucked into a war in the middle east. going to war with iran would not be in our interests. but that said i think it was a huge red flag what you just raised a second ago there have been 165 attacks against our forces in that area since october 17th and 15 pinprick one-off strikes. it doesn't deter

neki, leonard, doob, and jacques elul, a researcher in social psychology and communication, views propagandaand purposeful spirituality. actions, the purpose of which is to attract the audience to the side of the one who conducts propaganda. i personally i am inclined to define these very oak and elul, and i want to point out to you a purposeful spiritual influence, the purpose of which is the desire to attract you to my side. i think this will not be difficult to do, because my goal is to support all of us in not quite. life , but most importantly, to support our soldiers in the trenches , in the mud, under bullets, drones, shells, fighting for our homeland, propaganda requires the presence of a goal of means in order to convey the idea to the target audience, that is, to you, along with traditional means propaganda, such as posters , i served in the third separate training regiment of communications of the air force reserve, where they made me a sergeant, actors from the saratov theater came to us in order of fur, i don’t remember how they raised our morale, but i remembered one actor , he

all right, jacque. coming up comingman mike waltz and dr. marc siegel will talk about the impact of austin's hidden diagnosis. >> this is not a homeless shelter. under any circumstances we cannot stÈre a situation where students -- migrants are housed here even for one night. >> bill: this is quite a story now. new york city high school students kicked out of their classroom on zoom today in order to house thousands of migrants camped out five miles away, okay? the disruption it's causing and fury is red hot. >> dana: awaiting a hearing that could hold hunter biden in contempt of congress and why he is still in hot water on capitol hill. >> bill: a massive storm moving across the u.s. tornadoes and blizzards. we have it all right now. the forecast for your neighborhood is coming up. there's an old saying in the navy that the toughest job in the navy is a navy wife. and if you've made the deployments and you've been the wife at home, or you've been the spouse at home, you understand what i'm talking about. your spouse has earned the right to

they have been sounding off about for months. >> bill: jacque heinrich. to be continued. >> dana: supreme court decision in favor of the biden administration allowing federal agents to cut wire fences by texas. it's the latest in a political and legal battle. democrats are calling on biden to seize control of the texas national guard. how will that go down? shannon bream is our chief legal correspondent and joins us now. governor abbott was on our air yesterday talking about what he thinks biden should do. >> no intent to secure the border. he talked about open border policies during the campaign and allowed it with most americans not even knowing what that meant. now people of new york know what it means and people in chicago know what it means, people across the country have having to experience what open borders mean. >> dana: what drives you crazy about some of the commentary and analysis about the supreme court ruling the other day? >> just remember that the supreme court has not heard this case on the merits. they were simply getting rid of a lower

, not only that, he had a favorite phrase, fool, bury you up to your ears , let the dog’s name be jacquesimpression was of the house, it had stuffed animals everywhere and hung on the walls, animal heads, some kind of bear chickens were lying everywhere, the smell of dampness, an unpleasant feeling, of course, lushkov came, baturina, a lot of things, he loved the feast, loved... this whole farce that he is the mighty of this world, he sometimes talks on the phone, and you stand on the edge of your ear, you hear, you need to invite this one, that one, suddenly there, that i... that i need information, this person to do he could do anything , he was an actor, he was only interested in money, whoever pays will be removed, whoever does not pay will not be removed, trays with money were taken away several times, people came out shaking, i saw this several times, i was struck by the fact that it was a nest of vice and debauchery, the red room, it is in the basement , there were some other... whips, icons and photographs of his children and grandchildren hung there, i think there were orgies the

in 1988, jacques chirac, then mayor of paris, came up with the idea of ​​cleaning up the river.t after 3 years in front of witnesses to prove that the hay was coming again. became clean. from 1991 to 2001 , the state and private investors invested 10 billion euros in the construction of infrastructure, including 500 wastewater treatment plants. nothing helped. hay is still considered the most dirty river of europe. and experts very much doubt that the french authorities will be able to fix anything at the paris city hall in six months. it is no coincidence that france has been unable to solve the problem of water pollution in the hay for such a long period of time. this. traditional inefficiency , france very often, let’s say, exhibits specific administrative impotence, and there is no escape from this, that is, it can want anything, but with a high degree of probability it can provide what it wants to the extent in which it wants, she doesn't will be able. at the same time, the interdepartmental association for disinfection of the paris agglomeration claims that over the past 4

in 1988, jacques chirac, then mayor paris, came up with the idea of ​​cleaning the river.n it after 3 years in front of witnesses to prove that the hay had become clean again. 1991 to 2001, the state and private investors invested 10 billion euros in the construction of infrastructure , including 500 sewage treatment plants, nothing helped, the hay is still considered the dirtiest river in europe, and experts very much doubt that the paris city hall will be able to fix anything by the french authorities for half a year. it is no coincidence that for such a long period of time france cannot resolve sinna's water pollution problem. this has less to do with itself. sey, as with, say, a reservoir, and so on, this is due to the specifics of the administrative management resource of france itself, its , let’s say, traditional inefficiency. france very often, let’s say, exhibits specific administrative impotence, and there is no escape from this, that is, it can want anything, but with a high degree of probability it can provide what it wants, to the extent that it wants, she doe

stand in a circle, you are my friend and i am your friend, old faithful friend, we fell in love with jacquesking, have you ever talked about a woman. we heard, we sign, my mother is an actress, and this time there is no magic for me, well , it works out as always, only she’s not happy, they don’t take her for roles, who am i, children, do you think that baba frost has already heard us, we need happiness, maybe be a husband, our medicine has no analogues in the world, but can i just touch this brilliant head, yes, this is my formula. new year's premiere, watch after program time, there is no more deputy, there is no more, there will be a deputy, i really need you, i really need you, i need you, i need you , look, time is running out, music. gagarin forever, today on the first, my grandfather is a legend, then it was called a pop artist, he gathered the kremlin hall for one time, wait, but i thought he was a cook, you said something about olivier signature, general greetings, what a great fellow, thank you for not forgetting our... family tradition, today there will be an original presentation

cherac, jacques cherac, eduard baladur , presidents, at the beginning the prime minister, then laterain, exactly this is france , as for greece, you just said, yes dimit, and i thought, that’s interesting, yes, look at the irony of fate, i just remember how to screw like greece in general. these are five nominations, simple conditions and an impressive effect from victory. new year, new opportunities, the best brand advertising promotion package nationwide. bonanza. premiere. from monday at 22:15 on ntv. pentalgin extragel against pain in muscles and joints. it has the highest dosage of the substance for pain and inflammation. and a special component for better penetration into the source of pain. pentalgin extragel is designed to combat pain and inflammation in muscles and joints. convenient packaging at an affordable price. vascular disorders, blood clots, varicose veins. poor blood vessels may be the cause of these health problems. the drug angion helps improve microcirculation, reduce the risk of blood clots, relieve inflammation and strengthen the walls of blood vessels. angiono

choose, you pay money and there are people from babins about absolutely yes, that’s why the desh jacquesof this is connected with how everything developed, what were the first records that appeared here and it was as if with the first records with the first turntables it was already as if there was a revelation for me that there were records with dance music, because well, that’s what you were talking about, that this material was missing one more time song on the side right? you put a needle, then you hold the record when you start it on the beat, why they used to say the dj plays, plays, plays, because on time. the equipment itself, yes, well, writing music, because the styles, by and large , have all remained the same, they are somehow transformed, well , trance is transformed, chaos is transformed, dramen is transformed, and what will happen next, you should know, i think that’s all will move towards technology, because music is changing, now the technological approach is completely different, music is becoming louder, the music becomes more sophisticated in effects, it sounds differ

. >> marc-jacques poultry no respondio a nuestra peticion de comentario. >> en 2023 nos dijo que no detectaronres, pero que hicieron cambios para evitar mas accidentes los menores de 18 anos tienen prohibido trabajar en plantas procesadoras. >> el joven guatemalteco trabajaba ahi con una identidad falsa de alguien de 32 anos fue reclutado, segun la pollera, a traves de una agencia de contratacion. >> duvan perez fue en un lapso de dos anos el segundo trabajador en quedar atrapado en la maquinaria de esta pollera y en morir todo esto mientras el trabajo ilegal de menores ha crecido mucho en los ultimos anos. >> hay, julio, cientos de investigaciones por todo el pais, en casi todos los estados, por emplear a menores, sobre todo inmigrantes. >> y aqui tu has hecho un trabajo importante para destacarlo. >> gracias, gracias, damian bolmati. >> bueno, despues de una victoria contundente en iowa, hoy el expresidente trump se consolida como el favorito para quedarse con la nominacion republicana. >> republicana el proximo ca capitulo en la contienda se escribe en new hampshire donde el gobernador de f

entendu parler qu'il aime bien jouer au tennis, oui, jacques a perdu contre moi., sort it out, good afternoon, the badge is crooked, yes. good afternoon hello! take a look at this shade. over the past month, sales have increased by 25%. we are working, galina fedorna, we are trying. yes. i appreciate it. from next month you are not a manager, but a general director. thank you, galina fedorovna. not the second one. oh, nika. what color is this? i'm looking for a lipstick like this, it's an indian rose, limited collection, they brought only two pieces, i bought one and left the other for someone who appreciates it, you won’t regret your decision, well, of course i won’t regret it, it’s you who will regret it if you can’t handle it, thank you. tolya, we have very large debts on loans, we have a huge debt for rent, salaries for instructors, olya, everything is under control, now i’ll take out a loan, do advertising, clients will trample, we’ll pay off all the debts, tolya, we already have two loans, you know , the third loan, we can’t handle it, take care of business

alexandrovich, remember the bill and melinda geis foundation, remember the works, so to speak, of jacqueseons of azovstal, then they discovered the bio-laboratory yama, it was defended in particular by canadian and french special forces, where they went is also a very big question, but a separate one, so they took people, i’m saying absolutely precisely, i’m speaking out technologically precisely now, a library from prison, which was on the surface in mariupol. the library was called because people stood upright there for many days, and also because any person who ended up in the library, as the nazis joked, could be read, that is, after that he became transparent as a book, probably after the exhibition, they sent the most restless ones to a pit for biological experiments, a dungeon, no one came out from there, the bodies were dissolved in acid, and so there, as well as in other centers, for example in georgia in the center of lugar, too i’m speaking quite specifically, now antibiotic-resistant , let’s say, pathogens of known diseases are being created, please note that now there was an

the list, choose, pay money and there are people with reels, absolutely yes , therefore, where the jacquesassettes or from reels, then the history of the appearance, this is connected with how everything developed, what were the first records that appeared, so i, as it were, with the first records, with the first turntables already like would have been there, it was a revelation to me that there is records with dance music, because well, that’s what you were talking about, that this material was missing one more song per side. yes, healthy tracks, yes , which are 6 minutes long so that they can be mixed properly, because this is definitely a rumor, there are no indications here, there cannot be any sink buttons on vinyl, naturally, vinyl is a kind of almamater of all djing in general , if you know how to play vinyl, you can do everything, absolutely, if you are a hip-hop jockey, you can play absolutely any style at all, then yes, and you continue to collect dance vinyl, the electronic kind , whenever possible, yes, i’ve already removed even the boxes so that you are already very... and com

basically, if you remember - the billa emelinda geys foundation, remember the works, so to speak, of jacquesivy, bhl, as he is called in western europe, then they say there, in particular , in fact , back in the eighties, about the need to create an epidemic to control humanity, but covid was already not enough, this is the first attempt at writing, nothing more besides, you still know, it’s a toy virus. so there, as well as in other centers, for example, in georgia in the center of lugar, i’m also speaking quite specifically, now antibiotic-resistant, and let’s say, pathogens of known diseases are being created, please note that now there was an outbreak of measles, in particular, this not that possible measles, perhaps, i specifically say possible, because according to my data, which is simply measles, in american centers, and the head, so to speak, of the continent speaks about this, in particular, this is what they are doing infections are then released here at our american military laboratories in ukraine , there are plenty of them. we continue at the beginning of this block of the prog

if you, dmitry alexandrovich, remember, the bill foundation, remember the works, so to speak, of jacques, they say there, in particular , the need to create an epidemic to control humanity back in the eighties, but there was already covid, it’s not enough, this is the first attempt at writing, nothing more, this is for now you know, this is just a toy virus. well , look, there are different ways, for now i’m just naming names and appearances, i like specifics, well, let ’s look at the specifics again, when the azovstal dungeons were taken in mariupol, they found there the yama biological laboratory, it was defended in particular by canadian and french special forces, where they went is also a very big question, but a separate one, so they took people. i’m saying this absolutely precisely, technologically i’m speaking out precisely now, from the prison there was a library that was located on the surface in mariupol, the library was called because people stood upright there for many days, and also because any person who ended up in the library, as the nazis joked, could be read, that is, a

president biden recently said he doesn't think the situation on the border is a crisis but admitted to jacqueeinrich the border is not secure. here is biden and texas governor greg abbott responding. >> [inaudible] >> what biden or the democrats say we need more money. it is not to build more wall. >> president biden heads to northern virginia to speak tomorrow. he is not on the ballot in new hampshire. he finished fifth in the 2020 primary just behind elizabeth warren. >> dana: thank you for the update. >> bill: 14 past now. donald trump was here last night. he heads back to court today for week two in his defamation trial in new york city. the question is whether former president will take the stand in his own defense. will it happen? we're watching. >> dana: the d.a. in the georgia trump election case facing her own legal problems. will she have to testify after being hit with a subpoena? today marks the 51st anniversary of roe v. wade and democrats hoping that will be the issue come november. shannon bream and trey gowdy are here in studio. there's an old saying in the navy that the tough

what about an exchange like this between the white house press secretary and our reporter jacque heinrichhouse knows what they are saying is no longer true and sticking with it? >> will the administration then amend its separate statement that implied that texas officials were responsible for the deaths of three migrants when, in fact, they had nothing to do with it. >> our statement is consistent with d.o.j.'s filing. as a d.o.j. filing. >> dana: the d.o.j. filing was wrong and the white house instead of saying our bad, sorry, they decided to double down. i wonder how people in texas feel about that? >> they're upset and regretfully shows the symptomatic nature of the white house position on having this open border policy that leaves states like ours to fund securing the border. since this incident broke out i have had a chance to visit with several law enforcement officials on the ground who consistently day in day out risk their own lives to preserve the life, liberty and property of texas residents and residents in other border states. so i know that federal officials, local law enfor

>> jacque heinrich live at the white house. >> last night as fox projected trump to win the iowa caucuses an email with the subject line dangerous. asking for donations saying it doesn't matter who wins in iowa because all of the candidates on the ballot are extreme maga republicans. this has been their planned response all along. >> so you are concerns no matter who the republican candidate is? >> let me tell you this, no matter who the republican nominee is we're winning. we're winning. >> team biden believes playing up maga threats to democracy got democrats elected so they are sticking with it for 2024. email hit nikki haley for saying she would support a national abortion ban that would pass. desantis for saying the federal government shouldn't lead on gun reform and trump for saying he would be a dictator on day one. almost four in ten caucus goers don't identify as part of the maga movement. the biden campaign is grappling with internal research showing voters they are targeting don't believe that trump will be the eventual nominee. they've been slamming the caucus results they hav

. >> bill: thanks, jacque. nice to sigh. beautiful shot at the white house.hank you. >> dana: new hampshire voters get their say today in the primary. here is how it works. voters head to their local polling place to cast a ballot. republicans and democrats vote in their own party's elections but undeclared voters can take part on either side. if you are not registered, you can sign up on the site. for the democrats this year is unusual. state law for new hampshire to be the first primary in the nation. that's at odds with biden and the party. they picked south carolina to be the first. so the dnc is awarding no delegates in the contest and president biden won't even be on the ballot. instead dems are pushing a write-in campaign. there are no delegates at stake for the democrats. the republicans are battling for 22 delegates which candidates get based on results. that's how it works. >> bill: there will be a quiz later. a lot of moving parts. good thing jessica tarlov and charlie hurt and byron york are here today. good morning to the three of you. byron, we

jacque heinrich and karine jean-pierre went at it on this issue yesterday. a question about what the true facts are on friday evening. listen to this exchange. >> the white house statement implies that -- says that texas officials blocked u.s. border patrol from attempting to provide emergency assistance. >> there are other migrants in the water. >> why wasn't that included in the statement if that's what you were referring to? >> our statement is very much consistent with d.o.j. filing. >> bill: i know this has gone back and forth. i think the question for today is whether or not the feds take legal action again against the state of texas. nothing has held them back before. why are they holding back for now or do you expect that to change? >> so, bill, i think they know they're wrong. they were down here a month ago or so with a civil rights charge with the f.b.i. saying our boats were running illegal immigrants. they watched the tape and the f.b.i. was wrong and wrong about whipping people. a couple years ago. wrong about this. these poor -- this woman and

. >> harris: white house correspondent jacque heinrich was pressing john kirby on what biden said justerday. watch this. >> can the administration name a single lawmaker called to reduce the number of border patrol agents? >> a single lawmaker that has called for -- i would argue karine jean-pierre has talked about this. they voted down proposed legislation that would at the president's urging increase the number. >> the 2,000 border patrol agents being eliminated is a reference to the house dhs appropriations bill. republicans say it would have increased the number because it would eliminate funds for climate change and clean energy programs. this is sort of the first time i've been hearing the claim about eliminating 2,000 border patrol agents painting a picture like we're short 2,000 in the border when that -- >> that legislation has additional border agents in it and house republicans voted it down. i don't know how else you want to take that. >> harris: they are like children. we have to put them in the same room with the daycare to share their toys because we can't trust them to

jacque heinrich is there. >> good morning. president biden signed off on this action on tuesday after the houthis left the final warning that the u.s. issued last week launching a complex attack on commercial vessels including american ships to date. it was one of 27 such attacks which the president says, quote, endangered u.s. personnel, civilians and jeopardized trade and affected more than 50 nations with crews from more than 20 countries being threatened or taken hostage in acts of piracy. biden promised the u.s. would take more action if necessary. they have received applause from top republicans and mitch mcconnell and mike johnson. progressive democrats have blasted the president. khanna tweeted it's clear poet us may only introduce u.s. into hostilities after congressional authorization or national emergency when the u.s. is under imminent attack. retaliatory offensive strike. jayapal called it a violation of the constitution. we just found out that the white house did actually give top congressional leaders, including

so, jacques, how are you feeling?go, yes, just get ready, let's go and quickly, it hurts , it doesn't hurt, go, go, jacques, get ready, you 'll be the next to go, denis chose the profession of a battalion doctor, because they are the ones who pull soldiers out of the battlefield, sometimes it seems to me, that what my comrades are doing, what they are facing, this is real a feat, a real manifestation of heroism, well , i, i... a battalion medic, i do my job, i help the guys survive, so that they stay alive, when one of his comrades died, denis wrote down an appeal to a little girl, the daughter of a soldier, varya, hello, my name is denis , my call sign is lakoza, your dad and i served together, and now i want to tell you what he was like, he gave not only his life, but he sacrificed the opportunity to live his life, yeah, live his life together with you and i want you uh knew this so that you, uh, always... remembered this and loved him? and in our studio today is denis timofeev , a battalion medic, and lakoza, so po

otherwise i’ll talk to you, then all night i’m dreaming about all kinds of slander, what are you, a cold jacqueson’t hope , i’ll die, of course, yes, but for you... all to waste. sashechka, sasha, sashka, sasha, who withdrew in the house, i can’t tell the knockers that you , sulking, the elements, i can’t find the sashka ones, here they are, come on, yes, yeah, so, oh, deeds, mishuk, mishuk, help, the door is askew, why are you doing this, the ceiling is shaking, jump out, where to jump out, through the window, come on, who brought me there for what? mishuk, do you have a mother? no, what about your father? did he die, or what? who knows, maybe they died, or maybe they live , they had love, they fell in love with me, and then, my dad abandoned my mom, my mom abandoned me in the maternity hospital, don’t worry about being alone in the whole world, i’m used to it, you know, sometimes . just think in a vigorous matryo way, people all around are crazy, and you live like you’re in space, you idiot, so, well, you don’t get married, you can’t make relatives for yourself, you fly around the world like p

that's jacques-off cousteau. weighing in on the whales.n though there is no evidence, scientific or otherwise that says windmills kill whales. but they once built windmills in front of a golf course he owns in scotland, so now he hates windmills, almost as much as he hates chris christie. >> who got more boos, louder boos, christie or asa? christie. i hear they virtually booed him off the stage. sir, i'm sorry. he is not a fat pig. okay, this man? he is not a fat pig. no, it's true. and you can't -- you can't use the term "fat." you're allowed to use the word "pig," but not "fat." the man just said he is a fat pig. no, he is not a fat pig. now the press can't kill me because all i'm doing is responding. i'm responding. he is not a fat pig. >> jimmy: well, if that isn't the pot calling the kettle fat. i don't know what is. ladies and gentlemen, our 45th president of our united states. maybe is single craziest thing about him is he thinks he's thin. gets up in the morning and looks in the mirror and he sees ryan gosling before him. meanwhile

they say that they're usually wearing life jackets in case of the little jacques terrier. there falls off hanging 10 there. look at him. go. and in a monitoring camera captured some really cute video of some tiger cubs launching a sudden and adorable attack on their mother. this is at the nashville zoo in tennessee. footage from the tiger's enclosure show this much. and tiger mom being climbed on bald and nibbled by her 3 little cubs. there. staff wrote on a facebook post this first time mom is doing an amazing job. raising her rambunctious cubs. those little tiger cubs there were born last october. >> dramatic video showing us the moment police rescued camels, zebras and a miniature horse from a fiery truck off an indiana highway over the weekend. the trailer which is caring animals from the shrine circus caught on fire while was on the highway. police say the driver and the animals on injured in the body camera footage. several officers can be seen entering the trailer to rescue the animals as part of the vehicle. there is just engulfed in flames again. they're saying th

tell fees as jacques was killed by his really troops. patty co hand reports from washington. as there are growing calls for an immediate investigation to the murder of to seek a young, he's the 17 year old american of palestinian descent, who was shot and killed in the occupied west bag and spoke to his uncle. he describes him as respectful and happy and very polite. and he said he was going to have a picnic with some friends. what all of a sudden shots rang out. we have been able to get some more information about this search. certainly a tragic killing by all accounts that we've been able to glean so far. our deepest condolences go to the family. i was 17 years old, just a teenager. so of our thoughts and prayers certainly are with the family and we call on israel to conduct a full thorough, transparent investigation into his killing. it's unclear who fired the shot, whether it was a soldier or a settler. now the family says they would like to see an investigation, they'd like to see account ability, but they said, we've heard that before. just doesn't seem to have had to g

intervened and on its 25th birthday, at time just 25th birthday, at a time just after the death of jacques a success? did the uk perhaps make the great escape? but before we do all of those things, let's get news with things, let's get the news with sophia wenzler. >> thank you nigel. good evening. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom . four people are the gb newsroom. four people are dead afterjapan was hit by dead after japan was hit by several earthquakes resulting in evacuations and tsunami warnings . that's according to ishikawa authorities. emergency services have been responding to multiple fires and up to 30 collapsed buildings

hidden, oh, oh, people, and you. in a prominent place, this is necessary, your honor, if you please, jacques, get up, you're so stern, and a woman. be soft and tender, it’s true, you have no conscience, what do you care about tenderness? there wasn’t enough today, it seems to me that there was plenty of it, get dressed. you know , get dressed yourself, otherwise my eyes are already melting , you must see how weak and impressionable you men are, well, i ’ll become calm and indifferent at an age that doesn’t involve hormonal surges, then get dressed , let’s go drink coffee, i made it myself. well , coffee, well, coffee, i love coffee too, nik-nikoch, i opened my eyes, so calmly, without nerves, listen to the task, grab the chuskov and go to the house of the museum director, there was shooting there last night, what a stupid question, but to me of course, yes, take out the recordings of external surveillance cameras, that's it, come on, come on! i’m in the department, but i see you are empty-handed, and you haven’t played with this major, why pull the tigers. it's dangerous, it's not dangerous

intervened and on its 25th birthday, at time just 25th birthday, at a time just after the death of jacqueseat escape? but before we do all of those things, let's get news with things, let's get the news with sophia wenzler. >> thank you nigel. good evening. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom . four people are the gb newsroom. four people are dead afterjapan was hit by dead after japan was hit by several earthquakes resulting in evacuations and tsunami warnings . that's according to ishikawa authorities. emergency services have been responding to multiple fires and up to 30 collapsed buildings after a 7.6 magnitude quake hit the centre of the country . tens of thousands of country. tens of thousands of people have been left without power and evacuation orders remain in place for coastal areas, although all tsunami warnings issued earlier today have been downgraded to an advisory , a smaller tsunami advisory, a smaller tsunami waves have hit the coastline, but no damage has been reported from nuclear power plants along the sea of japan. an official from the country's meteorological agency

in revealing details about my account to simon jacques, the business editor of the bbc, everyone knewller working in a natwest branch and you disclosed any information about any customer you would have been out of the doon you would have been out of the door. you would have been very lucky to get your month's money. and yet, sir howard , one of the and yet, sir howard, one of the great establish failure figures of our time , decides not only of our time, decides not only should she not be sacked, but she should be able to keep her huge remunerative package and it was because the government then intervened. and later on that evening , the government. and evening, the government. and don't forget, we gb news viewers around the country . we own 38% around the country. we own 38% of this bank. the share price is on the floor and we've lost tens of billions. as a country backing alison rose backing that bank backing sir howard. and she only resigned later that evening under government pressure . and under government pressure. and sir howard should have gone in at that moment in time to . a

wants to call us to order his treasure immediately hold its military operations in gossip is there to jacques the claim and says the accusations of peace, location of the fullest precedent answer has announced he will pardon to form a cabinet ministers who were addressed to them for option charges that his residence 2 days ago. mario's kaminsky and must see wasik well thought of the government led by the lines of to spotty, which was recently walters out of office. thousands of people have taken to the streets to protest that the pension you're watching, you've got your new stumbling. you can get more news on our website at the top to dot com the to 3 months ago israel became the target of an unprecedented terror attack. the terrorist group of moss went on a killing spree. october 7th, became the deadliest day for jews since the holocaust. today of the international court of justice, israel was accused of genocide of trying to exterminate the palestinians in gauze up. israel says that the claim is baseless. tonight is real. a country at more now on troy and bring gulf and berlin. this is the