abroad the most brutal country in the world since 1950 has been the united states by jeff jeff let's jeff stop i'm your moderator jeffrey that's enough. well, okay i'm all man tried to tell the truth the truth he tried say. well, where yes it would seem, greece it would seem the birthplace of democracy. he immediately got hit on the head, because they explained to him that we do not know where democracy is on you. and we have a moderator, therefore, we are ordered to stop today, some macron, pretending to be the president of france suddenly took the audacity to talk about orthodoxy. i blamed russian orthodoxy. that is, is it generally to think about a macron? this is a non-napolion. if he was a fiver correctly, then this is half of the five corporals dare to argue, and orthodoxy is a liberal, in the country which everything happens, anything is taken opens its dirty mouth and tries to talk about orthodoxy. well, whether it's american catholics, or whether it's the second in the history of america, the catholic president of the united states who is friends with the pope , who, well, just swore

how it was created in 1787, the most violent country in the world since 1950 is the usa jeff let's jeff stop now jeffrey i'm your moderator geoffrey that's enough. meanwhile, washington licked all the pawns under its control in support of the conflict in ukraine, recognized in russia as an agent garry kasparov criticized elon musk, who proposed his peace plan for kiev and moscow, why do people sitting in the comfort of their silicon valley mansions tell kasparov how to do business and called the mask suffering from geopolitical blindness, but the billionaire immediately dismissed it. although it is true that kasparov plays chess. almost as good as my iphone otherwise. he's an idiot, and i don't even have a home. not to mention the moron mansion, in the meantime zelenskiy's initiative is losing. more and more supporters of croatian resident zoron milanovic refused to participate in the form of the crimean platform noted that they see a lot of cynicism and honesty in relation to the ukrainian people and will not be on the lakes, which contribute to this farce of maria harshness. in the bryansk

abroad the most brutal country in the world since 1950 has been the united states by jeff jeff let's jeff stop now jeffrey i'm your moderator jeffrey that's enough. well, ok. i'm all human trying to tell the truth. he tried to tell the truth. well, where yes it would seem, greece it would seem the birthplace of democracy. he immediately got hit on the head, because they explained to him that we do not know where our democracy is. and we have a moderator, therefore, we are ordered to stop today by some macron, pretending to be the president of france. what if he took the audacity to talk about orthodoxy? i blamed russian orthodoxy. that is, to think about macron? this is a non-napolion. if he was a fiver correctly, then this is half of the five corporal dares to argue, and the liberal orthodoxy, in whose country anything happens, opens his dirty mouth and tries to talk about orthodoxy. but whether it's the american catholics, or the second in the history of america, the catholic president of the united states who is friends with the pope who, well, he swore on the bible. and then i look, i thin

jeff jeff stop here this is a serious statement. why do you think that this is a us action?t evidence is there, firstly, there is specific radar data that american military helicopters were circling over this area, which are usually based in gdansk; secondly, the united states itself had previously threatened that one way or another the end of nord stream. and there was also an amazing statement by the secretary of state, blinkin, at a press conference last friday. he said it was an amazing opportunity. i know that this is contrary to our generally accepted legend and this can not be said at all in the west, but all my interlocutors around the world are convinced that this is the work of the united states. the host clearly hears the headphones. stop it. stop what evidence you have of radar data? why are you silent? shut up silence him never invite him more than 100 one of the brightest alternative voice on american tv belongs to tucker carlson last week, in fact, once again directly repeated russian propaganda, suggesting that somehow it was the united states that was behind

jeff jeff stop here this is a serious statement.n what evidence is there, firstly, there is specific radar data that american military helicopters, which are usually based in gdansk, were circling over this area, secondly, the us itself previously threatened that one way or another put an end to nord stream. and there was also an amazing statement by the secretary of state, blinkin in the past, a participant at a press conference. he said it was an amazing opportunity. i know that this goes against our common accepted legend and this cannot be said at all in the west, but all my interlocutors around the world are convinced that this is the work of the united states. the presenter clearly hears the headphones, what evidence do you have of the radar data? why are you silent? shut up silence him never invite him more than 100 one of the brightest alternative voices on american tv belongs to the article hand carlson last week actually once again directly repeated russian propaganda suggesting that somehow it was the united states behind

jeff jeff stop here this is a serious statement. why do you think that this is a us action?t evidence is there, firstly, there is specific radar data that american military helicopters were circling over this area, which are usually based in gdansk; secondly, the united states itself had previously threatened that one way or another end of nord stream, and there was an amazing statement from the secretary of state in linkin last friday at a press conference. he reported a terrific opportunity. i know that this goes against our conventional wisdom, you can’t speak in the west at all, but all my interlocutors around the world are convinced that this is the work of the united states. the host clearly hears the headphones. stop it. stop what evidence do you have? well, there is radar data that shut up jam, never invite him more than 100 one of the brightest alternative votes on american tv belongs to rukason last week, in fact, once again directly repeated russian propaganda, suggesting that somehow it was the united states that was behind the attack on the nord stream pipeline.

jeff jeff stop here. this is a serious statement. why do you think that this is a us action.evidence is there, firstly, there is specific radar data that american military helicopters, which are usually based in gdansk, were circling over this area; secondly, the united states itself had previously threatened that one way or another it would put northern stop flow, and then there was the amazing statement by the secretary of state in linkin last friday at a press conference. he said it was an amazing opportunity. i know that this goes against our generally accepted legend. i can’t speak back, but all my interlocutors around the world are convinced that this is the work of the united states. the host clearly hears the headphones. stop it. stop what evidence you have of radar data? why are you silent? shut up turn off, never invite him more than 100 one of the brightest alternative voices on american tv belongs to tucker carlson. tucker carlson actually repeated russian propaganda directly last week suggesting that somehow the united states was behind the attack. you can’t say

this is usa emotion chief let's go jeff stop now jeffrey i'm your moderator jeffrey that's enough.ukraine, he licked all the pawns under his control, recognized in russia as an agent garry kasparov criticized elon musk , who proposed his peace plan for kiev moscow, why are people sitting in the comfort of their mansions silicon, yes , they tell deer, how to conduct business said kasparov and called the mask suffering from geopolitical blindness, but the billionaire immediately took him away. although it is true that kasparov plays chess. almost as good as my iphone otherwise. he's an idiot, and i don't even have a home. not to mention the moron mansion, in the meantime zelenskiy's initiative is losing. more and more supporters. the president of croatia, zoron milanovich, refused to participate in the form of the crimean platform, noted that he sees a lot of cynicism and honesty, in relations with the ukrainian people there will be no lakes that contribute to this farce. maria gave birth together. finnish seismologists recorded 4 shocks of an unclear origin at the bottom of the gulf

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i'd like to bring in a viewer comment from one of our youtube viewers in in the last show jeff simpkins, he said stop talking about settlements, this is win or lose. and zelensky also said that annexations would make peace talks impossible. daniel. does that mean fighting to the bitter end? i'm afraid. yes, i'm afraid that the signal uh that this actually sense uh the annexation annexation and that's what we have to expect of those territories is there is no room for negotiations. and that's something that we have to understand uh from the russian point of view. uh this will be russian territories from the point of view of russian propaganda. that's very important. this will be russian territory. so there's nothing to talk about and that's what we have to understand and that's what we have to understand in the question of support of ukraine. what are we supporting ukraine for supporting ukraine to uh to to enable it to regain as much territory as possible. maria, you mentioned a minute ago the nuclear threats uh these annexations, do you think that putin will use them to justify a nuclear attack? i t

jeff jeff simpkins. he said to stop talking about settlements. this is a win or lose. and lensky also said that annexations would make peace talks impossible, daniel, does that mean fighting to the bitter end? i'm afraid. yes. i'm afraid that the signal ah, that the, this actually sense or the annexation dedication and that's what we have to expect of those territories is there is no room for negotiations. and that's something that we have to understand or from a russian point of view. ah, this will be russian territories, from the point of view of russian propaganda. that's very important. this will be russian territory. so there's nothing to talk about. and that's what we have to understand. and that's what we have to understand in the question of support of ukraine. what are we supporting ukraine for? we supporting ukraine to, to, to enable it, to regain as much territory as possible. maria, you mentioned a minute ago, the nuclear threats at these annexations. do you think are that portable use them to justify but a nuclear attack? i think unfortunately this is a di

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. >> cnn's jeff sevzeleny has morn obama's campaign stop near atlanta, georgia. >> reporter: barack obama returned to the campaign trail outside of atlanta, kicking off a week-long series of stops across the country in key battleground states. he framed the midterm elections as a stark choice between democratic candidates and republican ones. he acknowledged that inflation is a challenge for the president and the party, but he said it's a global challenge, as well. then he said republicans have no answers. >> they're not interested in actually solving problems. they're interested in making you angry and finding somebody to blame. because, that way, you may not notice that they've got no answers of their own. >> reporter: the former president also said democracy is on the ballot in november. he talked about election denialism and the rise in coarseness in american politics. he was also against herschel walker, the candidate in georgia challenging raphael warnock. this is a key race across the country that could help determine control of the senate. now, the former president praised walker

. >> but that happened after chris jeff and then the whole country just stopped in and open the doors once again and there is a possibility and happened in modern day russia to open up and do things that are exciting at this particular time and where we are unfortunately where the doors are being shut on russian talent and the writers and the musicians andom the composers. you can't be at a concert without bumping into a piece of russian music. they are all over the place. it is there but there's a heavy hand of oppression. >> a follow-up. how is the washing con on —- washington concept of democracy different from the west? >> they don't they can ever get it really but something that isn't a western-style of democracy. they have an exaggerated sense of democracy this is the same way by the way i go back a little bit when people came the country in 1914 he felt before he got here that a golden paradise in english translated, that there would be money in baskets on every street corner for people to dip into. totally hyped exaggeration. and i think the russian people today have essential

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pipeline was destroyed, which i'm willing to bet the us may have done the us along with poland jeff you should stop the us helicopters that are based in the thai were making friends over the area. there have also been earlier threats from the united states that one way or another we are going to end nord stream. there was also an amazing statement blinkin's secretary last friday at a press conference, to which he said that this is an amazing opportunity that sounds rather strange. if you are really worried about the vital international infrastructure. i know it goes against our narrative that it's forbidden in the west to say such things. but the facts show that all over the world with whom i talk , they believe that the united states did it by the way, even the reporters of our newspapers who are involved in this tell me privately. yes, of course it is, but it is not broadcast in our media well tucker carlson really broadcasts this in the american media, but listen to this fox news, and so you are doing it like that. the administration of bytes is directly responsible for intermediaries for the de

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jeff with brezhnev. the whole country just kind of stopped. and then gorbachev arrived and he opened the doors once again and there was a possibility that democracy under this success of yeltsin could actually happen in modern-day russia where people would be able to travel, talk, open up, do things that are exciting. at this particular time we are in an earlier period with putin cracking down and we are unfortunately at the moment when the doors are being shot on russian talent we think back to the russian writers, the musicians, the composers. my god, you can't be at the concert without bumping into a russian, a piece of russian music. they're all over theplace so it's there . it'stheir . but there's that heavy hand of oppression sitting on it. >> there's a follow-up from sam about something you just mentioned. how is the russian concept of democracy acdifferent from the west's, america in particular ? >> first of all they don't know they can ever get it, really and what they have in mind is something that is not quite a western style of dem

if jeff bezos had to pay a percent of his net worth and taxes every year, he would have to sell 8% of his vast holdings of amazon stop that of course would cause the price of amazon stop to drastically decline. indeed, just the markets anticipation of the sale would cause it to decline, costing bezos far more than 8% of his net worth. amazon's top is held not just by jeff bezos, but directly and indirectly from millions of middle class americans in their 401k a counts, irate, pension funds and annuity counts. about two thirds of corporate stock today is held not by pluto crowds but by ordinary americans. multiply jeff bezos is blows under a wealth tax by those of the other 620 billionaires in the country today and you would have a stock market crash that would be worse than 1929. a wealth tax while sticking it to the forbes 100 would also stick it to just about everyone in this room, not to mention hails dale colleges endowment fund. i expect that these policies will get exactly nowhere. a wealth tax is after all almost certainly unconstitutional as it is a direct tax which could not be apportioned among the states a

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pipeline, which i am willing to bet, the work of the usa is possible the usa together with poland jeff you have to stops concrete radar evidence that us helicopters that based in the chinese were friends over the area. there have also been earlier threats from the united states that one way or another we are going to put an end to nord stream. there was also an amazing statement from blinker's secretary last friday at a press conference where he said that this is an amazing opportunity, which sounds rather strange. if you are really worried about the vital international infrastructure. i know it goes against our narrative that it's forbidden in the west to say such things. the facts speak of that all over the world with whom i speak believe that the united states did this by the way, even the reporters of our newspapers who are involved in this tell me privately. yes, of course it is, but it is not broadcast in our media well, tucker carlson really broadcasts it in the american media but this is fox news listen so you are petrova's big responsibility, the destruction of the northern streams of ecologic

to a secret agreement between chris, jeff and castro to place the nuclear missiles on cuba. kennedy's administration responded by enforcing a blockade of cuba, stopping the supply of missiles and weapons from u. s. s. all but as tensions pete christiy, jeff and kennedy exchanged several letters. this resulted in post. jeff agreed to hold work on miss l. sites, and i'm going to take back missiles already deployed in cuba. president john f. kennedy in turn, promise that the u. s. would not evade cuban don't. now live by richard squire, professor, russian and european politics at the university of can thank you very much for joining us this evening. so how would you say it was resolved? what was the kind of the key to bringing them back from the brig? there was one other element to the agreement, and that was a secret part of it, which was for the united states or nato, to remove jupiter missiles from turkey. they suddenly became known later, but that was a crucial element. but how it was resolved was, it was touch and go all the way through because they were hard liners in the white house, who actually talking about bombing, the missile sites in cuba.

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stop. >> right jim, thank you good to see you. jim bianco. >> jeffre your thoughts about that neat little stat know you like numbers. you like data, but there's a difference in terms of the rise where we were and where we are now versus those other period where we started from a much higher base and went, to you know, in some cases double digits in terms of interest rates. >> that's true, but i think it's so easy just to try to outsmart ourselves here, and i think we need to keep it very simple. guy alluded to it. nothing has changed that high, inflation is too high, the market is too tight and the fed will keep tightening and the curve is inverted. pmi data in the u.s. that looked horrible, services and manufacturing were in contracting territory. sunil a downtrend of the s&p 500, less than a quarter of the s&p 500 stocks are in their moving day averages. none of the critical elements have changed keep it simple, and that's going to be the driving force here. >> all right come home heam sweet surprise. home building stocks doing something special th

. >> gets a big lane, but a lot of people see that and start to stop and set up a big move to make that guy miss. you don't see jeffhe changes the angle. he plays so fast, hits it so hard. usually gets more than you bargained for. larry: a lot of people missed of the end of the stanford game. this is one of the most unbelievable losses. up five with 22 seconds left. they give up a 65 yard -- 56 yard touchdown pass. david shaw hoping there is no hangover as his team goes to notre dame. >> the closest to a complete game we have played all year. just didn't finish it. got to find a way in all three phases to put the game away. so, as much as that game was difficult, as much as that game was painful at the end, i refuse to look past the positives. larry: you lose a game like that, it is tough. the davante adams shove goes to a different level, he has been charged with misdemeanor assault for shoving the photographer on sunday night. adams definitely should not have pushed him. the photographer, he almost ran into adams. he should not have been there. anyway, we will see how that plays out. there could be some fine. wow

stop these headwinds. john? >> the question is, can he turn out votes to defy them. jeff zeleny on the ground in georgia. with me in studio to share their reporting and insights, jackie kucinc of the "the daily beast." barack obama knows the pain of midterm elections. he got a shellacking in his first. lost house majority in the first midterm, lost senate majority in his second midterm election. he says he's learned important messages from that. let's put up the graphic. these are just five but the five closest senate battleground races. you look at the margins. it's 51-45 in arizona, democratic advantage but incredibly slight. in georgia, 52-45. these are individual polls so someone might have a different poll. you see how close they are. fetterman/oz in pennsylvania. barnes/johnson in wisconsin. midterm elections are traditionally about turning out your base. that's part of obama's role. the question is, is it enough? >> it's going to be difficult for, i think, obama or any political surrogate to help democrats at this point in a campaign in an election which obviously, to put it in sports terms, is an

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jeff. >> we saw the advertisements on the way in. some of them have been paid by your campaign. candidates are not stoppedrom speaking out against ads that they did not endorse. are there any outside pac ads that were published on your behalf that did not are your values? moderator: senator lee, you are on this one. sen. lee: my television ads do not talk about my opponent. they have make it my opponent only once. we refer to the fact that he voted for joe biden. parties are an important proxy for ideas. it is ideas that tell the people how you will vote. you have refused to talk about ideas, you have refused to talk about ideas. you are asking the people to put blind trust in you. that is not how we lead to good policy outcome. i talk about my ideas in my political ads. i would suggest you do the same. your ads are attack hits. mr. mcmullin: that is just not true. not all of our ads point out distinctions between us. did you oppose any of the attack ads by outside groups on your side? one of the groups, a far right special-interest group that your beholding to, ran an ad that doctored an interview of min

jeff, appreciated. when you see smash and grab people come in t guys come in, women too, how do you stop them?threaten to shoot them? call the cops? cops aren't coming. they are depleted. speed when you shut your business down because there's nothing you can do. >> brian: how may times can you lose all of your stuff? >> ainsley: ryan mcbrien i was at a mall in your area out f long island at a department store and i was standing at the front door i was trying to exchange something, and i hear all of this commotion. screaming. this girl is running with her friend to the exit door where we were standing and she had all of these pocketbooks in her hands, very expensive purses. the clerk said she was looking at all of them, they pulled them all out, they unlock them because all of these were attached to the lock with the big string and they unlock them and put them on the counter and the girl ran off with all of them and ran out the door. the clerk was worried she was going to get fired because you are only supposed to unlock one pocketbook at a time, the girls ran out, the police officer showed up

autobiography coming out next month and made frequent stops in primary states since leaving office laying the ground work for a future run. joining me now is jeff zeleny. it is good to see you, jeff. let's start with mike pence. what do you think of this latest answer and what are you hearing about what his possible lane is in the republican presidential primary? >> well, look, the former vice president wants to run for president. you could see it there. there would be someone else would you prefer. but a good follow-up might have but if not you, is donald trump your second choice. look, the reality here is that the divide between the former vice president and the former president is well-known right now at this point. but it is hard to see much of a lane for former vice president mike pence. yes, he's out there campaigning aggressively on the midterm election cycle, he's very popular in some conservative circles. but if the former president jumped in, it is hard to imagine that mike pence could suddenly leap frog over some of the other potential 2024 stars like ron desantis, nikki haley, the list goes on and on. so i think he'll be in the mix

stop it. public speaker: hi, i'm jeff lucas.e that the district up-to-date the interactive dashboard of 2021/2022 data. it grabs my attention. attendance predicts student outcomes. look at the attendance data, the difference helps to explain outcome differences. i don't know if you can change attendance, attendances in adult behaviors, they are hard to change. i don't know if improving attendance will improve outcomes but our financing is based on attendance. i totally appreciate where you have been focused the last 3 months of trying to fix empower sf and how you are doing this year for 2022/2023. thank you. >> public speaker: hi. i'm mike atkins, a science teacher. i'm here to speak directly to dr. wayne. the empower clinics during work hours, once a month for three hours is unacceptable. it is my personal opinion that whomever is at that health clinic should be put in a bus and taken to every school site. if you manage to do two a day, you can do all the sites, how many are there, 70? you can do that a little bit faster than

jeff goldblum and the fly and he decide to become the virus himself. he is everywhere, omnipresent and it's up to us, the media, two social distance. we have to get stopause we need t do a one-month chest down against the fauci virus because it's clear that we are spreadin it, but it is good news for fauci, i just read that researchers have developed deadlier covid strain stream by adding is spike protein from th omicron variant to the original wuhan strain, 80 percent more deadly. >> we are bringing the gain of function research to boston. >> i am going to place him soun for you. he got a little defensive talking about school closures. >> to height of price brachii would say, what we should realize and have realized is that there will be the collateral consequences for the always come back and say fauci was responsible for closing schools. i had nothing to do. >> what annoyed me most about the comment is not is carl, didn't come back with example after example of him saying, th schools, the schools, this clos rate how did he not know to do that? >> read and the foxnews.com piece, that there were times throughout the last two years, where fauci would

jeff zeleny has more now on obama's return to the political spotlight. >> reporter: former president barack obama returned to the campaign trail friday night outside atlanta, kicking off a weeklong series of stopstleground states. he framed the midterm elections as a stark choice between democratic candidates and republican ones. he acknowledged inflation is a challenge for the president and the party, but he said it's a global challenge as well. then he said the republicans have no answer. >> they're not interested in actually solving problems. they're interested in making you angry and finding somebody to blame because that way you may not notice that they've got no answers of their own. >> reporter: the former president also said democracy is on the ballot in november. he talked about the pressing politics and hershel walker. of course, he's the republican candidate here in georgia challenging raphael warnock. this is one of the key races across the country that could help determine the senate. the former president praised walker as a former star football player but he's not fit for the senate. >> in college he was amazing, one of the best running backs of all time. here's the question. does

stop blocking us. now a day of yet another white hot inflation read, again a white house official talks tax hikes on americans. joining us tonight congressman james comer brian steil, jeffan drew and mike johnson, craig murphy. jamie mcbride and "the washington times" charlie hurt. we have a hot show for you tonight. more on this bomb emis. the fbi wanted to pay christopher steele a million dollars for dirt on trump that did not exist. president biden for the first time addresses possible federal criminal charges against hunter biden. and the backlash after a pfizer executive admits the covid vaccine was not tested to stop transmission before it hit the market. it is igniting a fiery debate about vaccine mandates. and the premier of alberta canada slams pandemic shutdowns. plus a new ranking of the most dangerous cities in the united states now roiling city councils nationwide. a major fight by parents against inappropriate books for schoolchildren. parents are the new midterm election force as house gop demands the justice department preserve documents in its battle with school board parents. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: c

jeff, i believe this we have an item on the flag stops coming to this board in early december. and as i think you know, there was a hearing before the board of supervisors yesterday? and there was a lot of concern raised i don't know whether raised there or in the subsequent reporting or surprise it would take so long to repew parking places near flag stops. 7 years. and i wondered if you could do i will make this a request when you bring the item could you show us what it would take to cut this in helpful? wlv additional costs? weather changing policy here or at the board of supervisors. whatever it might be. because that does seem to be a long time to reduce parking and it also seems odd that we don't have the ability, apparently, to do it in bulk. we could have one hearing for 100 stops instead of one hearing for each stop which is what the current requirement is. so men we can do an experiment here on how we speed somethingum am. and if it is cost or if testimony is procedure or if it is something else it would be good to know. >> gladly. thank you. >> thank you. doctor hem

this is the usa jeff let's jeff stop now jeffrey i'm your moderator jeffrey that's enough. meanwhile washington was licking for support of the conflict in ukraine of all the pawns under his control, recognized in russia as an agent garry kasparov criticized ilona mask, who proposed his peace plan for kiev and moscow, why are the people sitting in comfort in their mansions silicon yes deer tell how to conduct business said kasparov and called the mask suffering from geopolitical blindness, but the billionaire immediately turned him away . although it is true that kasparov plays chess. almost as good as my iphone otherwise. he's an idiot, and i don't even have a home. not speaking of the moron mansion, in the meantime, zelensky's initiative is losing. more and more supporters. the president of croatia, zoron milanovic, refused to participate in the form of the crimean platform noted that they see a lot of cynicism and dishonesty in relation to the ukrainian people and will not be on the lakes that contribute to this farce maris birthplace together. really winter weather is ex