for the banner, let’s say exchange it with us for jeans, but jeans cost at least the minimum. rub.ly ending, then standard 164.3 was introduced, this is harassment of foreigners, that is, the word forging did not appear there, for harassment of foreigners, that is, for this foreigner should complain that to him pestered, the person could be detained and punished. a fine of up to 200 rubles. this was a decent amount for the late eighties, it was commensurate with the monthly salary of a soviet employee, but they were not punished for farting at all, but people still generally bought it as if they were turning their heads around, it all happened very quickly, they did not want to attract attention , it’s not even about trying this thing on, well, there was no conversation about it, and a person could buy it and really... the disassembly didn’t suit him, because there wasn’t even an opportunity, let’s say, take out the same jeans and look at them, they were just in a bag, you could see the size there, and poles sold jeans in my school era for 30 rubles, and then the price rose already

, let's say change the banner to jeans, and jeans, well, at least cost 30 rubles.s story for... detain punishable with a fine of up to 200 rubles. this is that they pestered him, a person could have received a decent amount for the late eighties, it was commensurate with the monthly salary of a soviet employee, but for fortsov. they weren’t punished at all, but people still generally bought it as they turned their heads around, it all happened very quickly, they didn’t want to attract attention, let’s not even talk about trying this thing on, well , there was no conversation about it, and a person could buy it and the size really didn’t suit him, because it wasn’t even possible, let’s say, to get the same jeans and look at them, they were just in a bag, you could see the size there, but... in my school era, poles sold jeans for 30 rubles, and then the price rose already during my student days, when , relatively speaking, i was, well almost a force worker for 150 rubles, why was i almost that i was a black marketeer, because i had a magyar friend klara, we were in a

billie jean has done it again.ime, her name gogoes on the huhuge plate. >> in 1968, rod laver won wimbledon. he got 2,000 pounds. i won wiwimbledon and d got 750 pounds. and i had fought so hard, and a lot of us had fought so hard for professional open tennis. finally we have it, and then i get thisis check. what is s it? 37.5% ofof what rod d laver got. i go, ththat's goingng to be anr challengnge now. i wewent, oh, nono. my heart sanank when i g got th chcheck. it's just like, oh, no, now i got to fight for this. >> frustration with disparity in prize money would boil over in 1970 when, in protest, king helped lead a revolt. women players announced they were creating their own tournament. they risked it all, signing $1 contracts with the tournament promoter, and then they played. >> we had an eight-woman tournament, and that is the birth of women's professional tennis. but then what? we need a tour. >> weeks later, the start of a professional women's tour was announced. ♪ ♪ you've come a long way, baby ♪ >> so we

jean-pierre: happy holidays. reporter: traditionally, the president -- [indiscernible] can you explain why he doesn't want to defend his record to the american people and make his case to the american people? ms. jean-pierre: anytime the president travels, he does that. he does that in wisconsin where he talked about bidenomics and small businesses. you heard him do that direct look to the american people. look, we make an effort to do a press conference as often as possible, whether it is here at home or abroad. as you know, he held a t wo-plus-two with president zelenskyy which i think was an incredibly powerful and important moment for the american people to see what we have been doing to help the brave people of ukraine fight against tyranny, fight against the aggression from russia. and you saw him do that right alongside president zelenskyy. and so the president certainly was very engaged with members of the press corps yesterday who traveled with him. he engaged with them three times and took questions, ma

, say, exchange them with us for jeans, and jeans, well, at least cost 30 rubles.y ending, then norm 164.3 was introduced, this is a ban on foreigners, that is, the word fortsovka did not appear there for harassing foreigners, that is, for this, the foreigner had to complain that he was molested, the person could be detained and punished a fine of up to 200 rubles. it was a decent amount. until the end of the eighties, this was commensurate with the monthly salary of a soviet employee, but they were not punished for farting at all, but people still generally bought it as if they were turning their heads around, it all happened very quickly , they did not want to attract attention, let alone to try on this thing, it ’s not even, well, there was no conversation about it, and a person could buy it and the size really didn’t suit him, because it wasn’t even possible, let’s say the same... jeans to get and look on them, they were just in a bag , you could see the size there, and jeans, poles, in my school era, sold for 30 rubles, and then the price rose already during m

they bought mostly clothes from foreigners , that is, jeans, because having jeans in the soviet unionaged to buy jeans, well, you you’re already a fashionable guy, it’s like you could buy belts and watches there, you could dress from head to toe. there were groups of people selling, the western ones stood apart, working with them, relatively speaking, let’s say, the elite of the thiefs, who were also divided there according to... this or that country, the alers were the name given to the italians, and the farcesters who worked with the italians were also called the alers, these were most often southerners who looked like italians. by the way, for some reason there were no girls among the forging workers, that is, they were probably there somewhere, but these are just a few, they sometimes helped, let’s say the fortress workers penetrate into this or that hotel under the guise of guides or translators. that the girl portrayed a translator, the pattern makers portrayed foreigners, there were such interesting schemes, i won’t go into that, because i want to talk about the pattern maker a

if you managed to buy jeans, well in general, you are already a fashionable guy, you could buy belts ones , stood apart, working with them, relatively speaking, let’s say, the elite of the vortsovka, which was also divided there according to one country or another, the alers, that’s what the italians were called and alers were also the name given to the blacksmiths who worked with the italians, these were most often southerners who looked like italians , by the way, for some reason there were no girls among the blacksmiths at all, that is, they were on... there were somewhere, but this some units, they sometimes helped, for example, force workers to get into this or that hotel under the guise of guides or translators, that a girl pretended to be a translator, force workers pretended to be foreigners, there were such interesting schemes, i won’t go into it, because i want to talk about shaping as a driver and the fashion industry in general, that is, as shapers, as legislators. fashion , because they are the ones who are guided by their taste, what exactly to buy and what exactly to k

, for example, exchanged with us for jeans, and jeans, well , at least 100 or 30 rubles. to attract attention, let alone in order to try on this thing, it’s not even , well, there was no conversation about it, and a person could buy it and the size really didn’t suit him, because there wasn’t even an opportunity, let’s say, to get the same jeans and look at them, they were just in package, it was possible there see the size, poles jeans in my school era... a hungarian friend of mine brought it to moscow, where she studied, but i don’t think there was this component purchase there, i definitely didn’t have this money, i just took it, well, what is it called on commission, that is, i took all sorts of jeans, all sorts of sweaters, some sneakers and offered them to my friends, then by the end of the seventies, the beginning of the eighties, even the beginning of the eighties rather, right? on the black market, good american jeans cost 180 rubles. brothers the democrats, as they were called, these were poles, hungarians, czechs, sold somewhere around 150 rubles, that is, the

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no, electronic, gold, imported , no, gold, you say, no, no, no, but what is needed, i have jeans, branded’t need a signet, i want to sell something here myself, i can help, there’s a little bit of gold, you have to push it, it’s... seriously, let’s go, i ’ll introduce you to a little guy, sit down, great, hello, he wants to sell gold, show him. how much is 100 g here ? yeah, where did you get it from? i found it in the forest, under a stump, it’s funny, i like it, well, i need to weigh it, let’s go to my garage? yes, now i’ll drop everything i’m doing, i’ll go to your garage, either you take it or we run away. hm. what, okay, 300 for everything, goodbye, stand as long as you want? 1.000 600 700 well persuaded it's good so 60032. 560 570, thirty is not enough, seriously, yes, oh, sorry, and it’s my fault, come on, i ’ll add it now, no question, just 30 more, yeah, one, two, three, here you go, you don’t have to count it, everything there is exactly like in a pharmacy, are you guys, are you a borzel or something, and are you running away with money? well, get the hell out of here, are you d

jean mckenzie, bbc news in seoul.t to cope with the long distances golfers are increasingly hitting. natalie pirks has been finding out more. nice hit. steve and his cousin leon are battling the morning mist in bromley. they've been playing together for years and admit they're no tiger woods. stop, stop, stop. but new rules unveiled today will affect all players, no matter their level. from 2028 onwards, balls will gradually be swapped to new ones which travel around 15 yards less for pros, but a mere five yards less for amateurs. we don't hit anything like bryson dechambeau or rory mcilroy. and i think it's a good choice because it will make their golf more realistic. in terms of watching the top professionals and the really good amateur players hit the ball a long way, i think that's always going to be an attraction. on a cold, rain soaked day, america retains the ryder cup. back in the day, golf courses were designed to challenge. but as golfers and technology got better, balls flew further. in 1980, only six profe

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jean-claude: for me, too early.e, that would be -- it would be much more reasonable to reject something like that -- project something like that at the end of the first semester. but it's totally data-dependent. we might have a lot of good surprises, a lot of list of surprises. we are in a world that is extraordinarily dangerous, not only because we have war in europe, war in the middle east, and also, the rest of the world. all of this has to be priced in. being a central banker it's to navigate in a sea that prevents, from time to time, some storms. some very great difficulty. so, depending on data, depending on the projections, that's really very important. so, i want the market to try to devise some certainty in many respects. but that's not the facts. the fact of the game is you are a ship. you go in a certain direction. but you might have to change navigation if it appears you have unexpected events. we might expect unexpected events. alix: to that point, what does this all mean for the pond amid -- pandemic b

dana bash, thank you so much, we'll be watching, of course, "being billie jean king," airing tomorrowht only on cnn. and thank you so much for joining me today. "cnn newsroom" with jim acosta starts right after this. the power goes out, and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book. who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up. plus, now through december 31st, eligible xfinity rewards members can get 25% off a storm ready wifi device. >>> you're live in the "cnn newsroom," i'm jim akcosta in washington. we begin this hour with perhaps the harshest warning yet from president biden about his likely republican rival for the white house. the president told a fund-raiser in california late last night that donald trump would destroy american democracy if he somehow wins back the oval office. biden said to the crowd, quote, the greatest threat trump poses is to our democracy. the president went on to slam trump'

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it's with billie jean king.l us everything about it without spoiling the actual episode itself. >> well, i mean, what an honor to be able to spend time with this legend. you don't have to be a sports fan to absolutely -- particularly for women -- benefit from everything that she did. we're ending 2023, this is a milestone year for her for many reasons. it was 50 years ago that the king/rigs match which she was talking to happened, battle of the sexes, which she won, of course. it was 50 years ago that she fought for and got equal pay, equal prize money at the u.s. open and, guys, i was at the u.s. open with billie jean king and do you know who we ran into there? coco gauff. and it was two weeks before she actually won the u.s. open. we have a moment that we were able to kind of witness where the two of them interacted about equality and also about the game of tennis. billie jean king gave coco gauff some pointers and, again, two weeks later she won and thanked b billy jean for the push, successful push for getti

now we all do, and we have been watching, and tune into "billie jean king being billie jean king" ateastern and pacific right here on cnn sunday. >>> and just moments ago, president biden left the white house, and he faced questions shouted about his son birdie being indicted for not paying taxes in lieu of lavish cars and other items.

, jean, jean.me coffee, please, why were you waiting for me, so that i wake up, so that i can go make you some coffee, well, almost coffee. this is so romantic, i still have a headache, here’s aspirin, i have it, and coffee, excuse me, well then juice, fresh or sbakket will do for you, fresh, it was ironic, i don’t have juice either, tea will do, well, tea, so tea , yes, i’m listening, what, yes, well, yes, uh-huh , that’s it, we will, yes, yes, yes, come on, come on, wait, so, tea on the table, aspirin in the medicine cabinet, and we’re off to work, wait, max, if you leave now, you will ruin my whole day, zhanochka. such a way to ruin people's days, i'm now getting ready to go to the hotel to ruin something not only the day, but my whole life, when i go first, oh you bastard, rain, max, look what he did, i'm this coat by the way in london i bought it, you won’t find those like this here during the day, well... i’m just offended by you, now i’m offended, i’m leaving, that’s what kind of brute you a

don't miss the premiere of "billie jean king" -- "being billie jean king" tonight at 10:00 eastern and pacific only on cnn. make sure you tune in to that. in the meantime new tonight ukraine's president making an urgent trip it's white house this week. his requests to congress and the white house, all of that, we'll talk about that in just a few moments, coming up. >>> you're live in the "cnn newsroom." i'm jim acosta in washington. good evening. tonight president biden is intensifying pressure on congress to provide badly needed aid to ukraine. the white house announcing this evening that for the third time since the start of the war president zelenskyy will meet with president biden in washington on tuesday. the high-stakes visit comes at a critical juncture in congressional negotiations over foreign aid after senate republicans blocked an emergency funding package last week, demanding that any spending bill include immigration reform. we begin the hour with cnn's kevin lip tak in los angeles where the president is wrapping a weekend fund-raising tour. kevin, this came as a surprise

the french ambassador in washington at the time, jean david levit, was also for advisor of french presidents de tf, de faire proposition aux américains pour dire nous on sait, nous avons influence encore au liban, nous pouvons vous aider à... le problème irakien par le volet libano-syrien et peut-être on peut travailler à cet aspect des choses et ça a été je dirais le lancement et des premières initiatives de la 1559 هو قرار دولي بكل معنى الكلمه وتوجه دولي نحو لبنان في مرحله ما بعد الاحتلال الامريكي. resolution 1559 was a prelut to the tipping of the scales of local and regional politics in the middle east, meetings between prime minister and with an agreement which opened lebanon to two phase, homogeneous phase between the government and the resistance, all to the disappointment of those who desired the opposite. كان اتفاقه مع السيد حسن نصر الله خاصه في اللقاءات الكثيره الاخيره من فتره حياته ما قبل الانتخاباتات النياليه كان واضح رايه بالمقاومه والتعامل مع المقاومه بصفتها مقاومه مش بصفتها ميليشيا. on the 14th of february 2005, huge explosion rocked beirot, it would becerned later that prime

herken: and i think that that was a tribute to jean tatlock, because jean and oppie used to read thein bed (ticking) newsreel narrator: sunday, july 15, 1945. alamogordo, new mexico. it is d-minus one for the test of the world's first atomic device. nolan: the hours leading up to the trinity test are one of the most extraordinary moments of-of tension imaginable. the stakes, the billions of dollars, the hundreds of thousands of people who'd been involved in building to this one moment of this test of this new weapon, all of that responsibility falling very squarely on oppenheimer's shoulders. newsreel narrator: at the bomb test site, the scientists are working under growing pressure. they are told there must be no further delays. the president must know the results of the test when he meets with stalin. carr: the president of the united states is about to enter into the potsdam conference-- potsdam, a city in germany. he's gonna meet with joseph stalin, winston churchill as well, and talk about the future of europe and the future of the pacific war. the president must know if he has

and this is the order of the bombing of dumbasses peaceful cities, the ukrainians nickname to jean of the bloody pasta. throughout his tenure in the countries highest echelons of power to jean of preach regular day from the voltage of the world of life baptist church and cave. the entire lease started 201420. 22 was an effort to kill russians and destabilize, if they could, the russian government and overthrow vladimir poor. so the ca uses anyone at anything if there's a religion, the evidence you claim became and independent states. the russian orthodox church is the most good patry of has been on the continual pressure in 2023 with the blessing of european and us human rights organizations. regression turned out dried religious war, the in the last 12 months alone, being hundreds of the tanks on ukrainian or the adults pres, dozens of whom have been imprisoned. on live tv and without hesitation, ukraine's nationalist ideology is going on that fellow citizens to ben russian orthodox churches next on the validity of which you could have like a cube. and then the so come on with the uk

À un moment donné, la relation personnelle entre jean-david abrahams et toute la bande. conservateursan, nous pouvons vous aider à, je dirais décentrer le problème irak". of local and regional politics in the middle east long meeting between and prime minister ended with an agreement which opened to new phase, a homogeneous phase between the government and the resistance, all to the disappointment of those who desired the opposite. الاخيره من فتره حياته ما قبل الانتخاباتيه، كان واضح رايه بالمقاومه والتعامل مع المقاومه بصفتها مقاومه، مش بصفت ميليشيا، وانها تبقى الى اخر. on the 14th of february 2005, huge explosion rock b, it would be determed later that prime minister was assassinated in the bomb blast. it seems from the first moment, goal of this assassination was to the b secterian strife to rain down on his bulla to cuts popularity in the arab world. dans le cadre large de l'instabilité constructive des américains. eux-même créé dans le cadre de de de de de cristallisation de la comptation entre chiit et sunnites que les américains et les israéliens ont eux-même favoriser et que jus

cnn's jean casarez is here with the latest on this. jean, what is going on here?> well, this is the third amended complaint in this civil action, and these are brand-new allegations with more spes sif ti than we have heard. on august 29th is when allegation of this complaint states that brian laundrie called his parents from wyoming or on his way back to say that gabby is gone, and i need a lawyer. so then it is alleged that the parents called the attorney steven bertolino on that date, and then on the september 1st, he returns to florida. but then on the september 2nd, it is alleged that the attorney for the laundries called a firm in laramie, wyoming, and even giving them a retainer and previous to that, he had contacted public defender's office, right, and they defend those who are charged with crimes in wyoming, in this specific county where her remains were found, but her remains, as you say, john, they were not found until two weeks later, and not because of anything that the laundries did, but because of campers in the area, when everybody was trying to fin

jean carroll, and the trial date is set for next month.is appeals attorneys have asked to push it back so they can consider other options including taking the case or trying to anyway to the supreme court. the federal appeals court ruled that he waited too long to invoke the immunity allegations that stemmed from statements that he made in office. kara scannell is joining us now, and i mean, this could add to the supreme court's docket which is already growing and growing and growing, and just on the issues of donald trump, and what do you see happening? >> well, this is another one of the cases, and it means that another trial could potentially get delayed in a campaign year where really, the calendar is pretty full. there is not a lot of room there, and trump is asking the appeals court to say, i know that you ruled that i cannot use presidential immunity as a defense in this case, because i did not bring it in time, but can you give me more time, 90 days to decide what to do and that is asking the full appeals court here in new york to

prominent role in the drafting of resolution 1559, à un moment donné, la relation personnelle entre jean-davides de la 1559, الدولي اللي رقمه 1559 هو قرار دولي بكل معنى الكلمه وهو توجه دولي نحو لبنان في مرحله ما بعد الاحتلال الامريكي للعراق. resolution 1559 was a prelude to the tipping of the scales of local and regional politics in the middle east. long meetings between hasan nasrollah and prime minister rafiq al hariri ended with an agreement which opened lebanon to new phase, a homogeneous phase between the government and the resistance, all to the disappointment of those who desired the opposite. رايه بالمقاومه والتعامل مع المقاومه بصفتها مقاومه مش بصفتها ميليشيا وانها تبقى الى اخر يوم من ما قبل الاتفاق مع اسرائيل اتفاق سلام ولا اتفاق عربي ولا اتفاق الى اخره 14 2005, huge explosion rocked beirot. it would be discerned later that prime minister rafiq al-hariri was assassinated in the bomb blast. it seemed from the first moment that the goal of this assassination was to sound the bell of sectarian strife to reign down on hezbollah, to cut its popularity in the arab world. deuxièmement, après

20000 liters of water to make one killer of cotton, which is enough for one t shirt and a pair of jeans. also around 11 percent of the world, the pesticides are used on cotton fields. so as they're getting caught and better, essentially there's a massive difference between organic quotes and then cotton. this is lucky, a representative of fashion revolution, which is an organization that advocates world wide per transparency and sustainability in the fashion industry. authentic colton is in the long term, much better for the family that guards it and the environment and the soil that produces that. and it's less water intensive and doesn't require as much irrigation as such. we requested an interview with each of them about the sustainability of their products, but they did current over email. they said, we're happy to say that by the end of this year, all cotton we use will come from sustainable sources. are also responded only through e mail saying in 2019 the group index are as parent company used over 38000 tons of sustainable cotton. and it's closing up a 105 percent from 2018. but

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cnn's jean casarez is in pontiac, michigan, for us this morning.his is going to be an emotional day, jean. >> reporter: oh, john, you know, as the hearings of this prosecution have gone on and i have been at them, the victims' family members, they are in court, they are silent, they don't say anything. the focus is it completely on the defendant, ethan crumbley, but today is the day that we will hear from the families, those victim impact statements. we are expecting dozens of them and according to the michigan victims crime act, they are allowed to speak for as long as they want to in court. the state encourages that and madisyn baldwin's mother is number one. today is the formal sentencing of ethan crumbley and that is a very important aspect to this entire prosecution, but today is the day for the victims' families. now, if we talk about ethan for just a minute, this is precedent-setting today because he was 15 years old when he committed the mass murder at oxford high school. he pleaded guilty to all 24 charges. under the precedent-setting u.s.

jean will be coming back when rishi sunak gives evidence.hysical effort of getting there may be too much. hugh pym, bbc news. the government has tonight published emergency legislation which it hopes will mean its new deal to send some asylum seekers to rwanda can finally take off. it's hoped the safety of rwanda bill will overcome a supreme court ruling that blocked plans to send thousands of illegal migrants to rwanda. the former home secretary suella braverman has told the house of commons that the conservative party faces being wiped out at the next election if it introduces emergency rwanda legislation which is "destined to fail". 0ur political correspondent, leila nathoo, joins us now. explain the latest developments for us tonight. explain the latest developments for us toniaht. ., ,, . ., , explain the latest developments for ustoniaht. ., ,, . ., , us tonight. home secretary james cleverly has _ us tonight. home secretary james cleverly has just _ us tonight. home secretary james cleverly has just got _ us tonight. home secretary ja

karine jean-pierre takes to the podium a few minutes from now. >> john: not the only issue dogging presidentiden today, across the street on capitol hill, lawmakers are right now debating whether to start an impeachment inquiry, that vote expected to happen later on today. house speaker mike johnson says he is confident the resolution will pass. hillary vaughan has been tracking all of it. we saw you there on the sidelines of that hunter biden public statement, a lot of people are calling it a news conference, but you have to take questions if it was a news conference. what was that like? >> exactly, john. well, today house lawmakers got stood up, that did not mean that hunter biden did not show up to capitol hill, he just came here to talk to us, the press. he claimed his innocence and insisted that his dad, president joe biden was not financially involved in his business. even though the reason why he defied the subpoena, because he said he did not want t take questions behind closed doors in secret. he would not take our questions out in the open on camera either. >> mr. biden, was it wor

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today karine jean-pierre was at the podium.publicans are demonizing immigrants, dehumanizing immigrants. it's interesting. you're seeing now we're going back to this idea that it is cold-hearted and incompassionate when i think people really want to see something happen that would be a government in action. so senator -- >> there's nothing humane about what's happening down here now. now it's a national security crisis as well. >> martha: think about the trafficking the children and the drugs and the heroin and the fentanyl and all of it. absolutely. thanks very much, senator. good to see you. senator john thune from south dakota. so iran is obviously, they have a lot of tentacles all over the middle east right now. one arm is the houthis. they're hitting 101 times in the region. some of that has come from syria as well, hitting back at the united states. the plans that the coalition now has to protect the red sea, which could drive all of the prices up for oil and goods because 10 to 15% of everything goes through the red sea.

viviana: este es el rostro del pequeÑo jean carlos martÍnez, el niÑo migrante de 5 aÑos de edad cuyaica que presentÓ dolor en una pierna, fiebre alta y sufriÓ una convulsiÓn antes de ser trasladado al hospital donde falleciÓ, llevaba pocos dÍas en chicago. la familia martÍnez estuvo fuera del refugio parte de la maÑana y del incidente. despuÉs de regresar al albergue, personal del refugio fue testigo de la emergencia mÉdica. llamaron al 911 y prestaron los primeros auxilios. indicaron que el niÑo parece no haber muerto a causa de una enfermedad infecciosa y que no hay evidencia de un brote en el refugio, dijeron las autoridades. al tiempo que se investiga su muerte, el departamento de bomberos confirmÓ que 4 niÑas y una joven de 18, de ese mismo albergue, fueron llevadas al hospital con cuadros de fiebre, vÓmito y hasta infecciones de oido. >> no estamos bien, hay muchos niÑos enfermos. [habla en inglÉs] viviana: el alcalde de chicago dice que los migrantes llegan enfermos y que se les ha proveÍdo atenciÓn mÉdica. >> mi niÑa se puso mal, los hospitales, le hablaron al ambulancia en l

lohse, pizza hut and contour brand lee jeans. supreme court struck down affirmative action in college admissions, some now expect challenges to d.e.i. policies to grow. matt. >> that fig leaf is gone and coming under fire and have started to become sued over these racial-based hiring and promotion schemes. i think without that legal protection that they thought they had, whether they had it or not increasingly some of the compliance offices are saying this is a lawsuit waiting to happen. >> that increased risk for lawsuits is maybe why the postings for dei jobs are down. 23% year-over-year according to job website indeed. julie, back to you. >> julie: thank you very much. joe concha, fox news contributor and columnist and good friend joins me now. i will let you sound off. i'm sure you have plenty. >> thank you. who needs a question. we'll jump in. >> julie: it's obvious. >> when stripping away all the noise dei only promotes in the end division, instead of unity. perhaps harvard and the democratic party in general should embrace

>> yes, jean-baptiste. he is the current episode. it was widely released today.irst thing he says is oh. that was the first thing out of his mouth. you just, now we're going to have a good time with this conversation. >> and that conversation with jean-baptiste, how does it differ, or how is it similar, that conversation, so the other conversations that you've had with obama, josÉ andrÉs, governor o'brien? >> harry washington, we've had some great gas. gayle king. jean-baptiste was different because he brought an instrument. so he walked in the door. which john often does. when i met him years ago, he had a little harmonica with them. he walked into the studio with that. he comes in playing music. he's a musician. he's a musician. he's also from new orleans. the beautiful thing about the show is that you asked the same question, tell me about your mama's kitchen, and the conversation goes a different direction depending on who you ask. in his case, he's from new orleans. you know the food that was served in that house was delicious. food is the centerpiece of tha

el menor que muriÓ en un albergue temporal de migrante fue identificado por el mÉdico forense como jeanez de cinco aÑos de edad. las autoridades investigan mÁ hospitalizaciones de menores que estuvieron en ese mismo albergue. >> (habla en ingles). >> criminalizar a los migrantes que cruzan ilegalmente, darle poder a policÍas locales para detener y mÁs recursos para el muro fronterizo fue ratificado por el gobernador greg abbott para luchar contra el flujo migratorio. a partir de hoy matrimonios del mismo sexo podrÁn recibir una bendiciÓn ya me conoce para validar su uniÓn, asÍ lo confirma papa francisco en el vaticano. y spider-man llega en estos dÍas previos a la navidad para repartir alegrÍa a los pequeÑos internados en un hospital y que estÁ lejos de casa. si comenzamos. >> (musica). >> noticias telemundo en la noche. con arantxa loizaga.a co. >> (musica). >> noticias telemundo en la sÍ comenzamos. >> (musica). >> noticias telemundo en la noche. con arantxa loizaga. >> estÁ viendo imÁgenes de lo que sucede esta noche en eagl pass texas, cientos de migrantes que se entregan a la patru

karine jean-pierre is a professional liar. she is sitting there knowing she's lying.n public has rejected these lies. these are historic numbers, historic numbers, and the number of illegals who are crossing the border. we don't need to import crime. you look at democratic cities where the governor of texas is sending these immigrants to chicago, there is more crime, and there are now democratic cities who are begging for president trump to take over, because we had a policy to control the border. we had tom homan in charge. and this is what is destroying america right now. the border policy or the lack thereof is the number two issue in this country behind the economy, and that is why joe biden is going to lose, and we are going to stop the lying from the white house press secretary. >> tammy: it's a remarkable thing to watch, tom. you know these numbers, i think. i think people are finally understanding the extent of what's happening here. the number of illegal immigrants since joe biden has come into office is now the equivalent of 41 states, individual states. it

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