so they tell us we're going to look out for jeffrey epstein. we have to take care of and make sure nothing happens and they put them in a cell with a guy who's basically a mafia. gorilla school, literally, he strangled this guy, did that. the guy just happen to have 4 people with them unrelated. so we kill, excuse me, 3 people. so we killed the other 3 just because they were there. they put epstein in the cell with this guy and he committed suicide. so in viewing that particular scenario, if you're i, where i ask what we knew about jeffrey epstein, based on what we learned, we'd probably, regardless of what we knew, it would probably come out. i don't know, nothing. right as well. yeah. we don't even go anything. but as a part of the problem with this, and it's not just the way, it's not just the american, what other intelligence agencies are you mentioned is rarely in the fact that does a maxwell's father was given this huge stately fear or by the israeli government. and he was not actually a member of, here's apparently government socially, s

what happened is, jeffrey epstein, you know, who wants to get people don't know literally. jeffrey epstein was put in a cell with a man named nicholas tart, hardly only who was recently convicted for murdering for people when he so they tell us we're going to look out for jeffrey epstein. we have to take care of and make sure nothing happens. and they put them in a cell with a guy who's basically a mafia. gorilla school, literally to strangle this guy did that. the guy just happen to have 4 people with an unrelated, so we kill, excuse me, 3 people. so we killed the other 3 just because they were there, they put epstein in the cell with this guy and he committed suicide. so in viewing that particular scenario, if you're i, where i ask what we knew about jeffrey epstein, based on what we learned, we'd probably, regardless of what we knew, it would probably come out. i don't know, nothing. right as well. yeah, we don't even go anything. that's a part of the problem with this, and it's not just the way, it's not just the american. what other intelligence agent does, a maxwell's father was give

jeffrey: you like cap. mark: i like it. jeffrey: the home will also feature a spiral staircase.h a model. mark: i have to figure out how to detail it and make sure everything's smooth and the curves and it makes sense and that it looks right from the underside and the curves are good. it will have this sort of tornado quality to it and kind of like a vortex stair simply because of the way the geometry on this, on this side works. like usually what i find is whoever designed this side didn't think about this side. [laughter] that's what i have to do. jeffrey: he builds his models and does his own work in his studio about an hour north of the city in a 1905 firehouse he converted. it's also where he pursues his other passion, music, the one that doesn't pay the bills. still, he insists, developing any skill is about having the will to overcome inevitable obstacles along the way. mark: anybody who has really developed a real skill, if you talk to them, 75% of what they'll tell you about is the stumbling blocks they met on the way, and what they had to overcome on the way to doing t

jeffrey: meaning what?died, and i felt very much alone, even though i was supported by my family. but i felt like there were things i did not understand. my teacher gave me "to an athlete dying young," by a.e. housman. jeffrey: famous poem >> very famous poem. jeffrey: it's also one of more than 2500 poems that are part of the academy's popular ten -year-old digital series poem a day. which highlights new work by contemporary poets. it has received -- it's received by more than 330,000 daily subscribers and read by tens of thousands more every year. the academy also offers a k-12 education program, including the "teach this poem series." the poem in your pocket day when people of all ages read, share, post, create art using poetry. and it gives $1.3 million a year to poets through prizes and fellowships. maldonado has taught literature in high schools in both puerto rico and new york. he first wrote his poetry in english. but watching from afar the devastation in his homeland by hurricane maria in 2017 chan

jeffrey: the announcement came this afternoon.hey will officially strike at midnight tonight already, actors are leaving sets and even premieres. and many more will be on picket lines starting tomorrow. >> the entire business model has been changed by streaming, digital, ai. this is a moment of history, a moment of truth. if we don't stand tall right now , we are all going to be in trouble. jeffrey: among the unresolved issues, demands for higher wages. the increase of residuals as streaming services command more of the market and new protections from the use of artificial intelligence. for its part, the alliance of motion picture and television producers representing traditional studios such as universal, paramount, and disney, along with newer tech giants like apple, netflix, and amazon about blamed the union for walking away from major concessions, saying in a statement the union has regrettably chosen a path that will lead to financial hardship for countless thousands of people who depend on the industry. in an interview this

what happened is, jeffrey epstein, you know, who wants to get people don't know literally jeffrey epstein was put in a cell with a man named nicholas tart, hardly only who was recently convicted for murdering for people when he so they tell us we're going to look out for jeffrey epstein, we have to take care of and make sure nothing happens and they put them in a cell with a guy who's basically a mafia. gorilla school, literally, he strangled this guy, did that. the guy just happen to have 4 people with an unrelated. so we kill, excuse me, 3 people. so we killed the other 3 just because they were there. they put epstein in the cell with this guy and he committed suicide. so in viewing that particular scenario, if you're i, where i ask what we knew about jeffrey epstein, based on what we learned, we'd probably, regardless of what we knew, it would probably come out. i don't know, nothing. right as well. yeah. we don't even go anything. but as a part of the problem with this, and it's not just the way, it's not just the american, what other intelligence agencies are you mentioned is rarely

jeffrey: what has greta gerwig done with this complicated history? us to get inside the head of a little girl in the most magical way, meaning, when a little girl plays with barbie, the world is hers. everything that she decides comes from inside of her. and her imagination can be limitless, because there aren't doors closing in her face. she's not subject to the male gaze. so, it's a very particular kind of world. and greta has allowed us to see what that world would look like without men and the choices that women can make and the freedom that they have in a non-patriarchal world. so, it's really quite an amazing thing to watch. and she does it with irreverence and humor and joy and a wee bit of rage, and so it's just a really fun way to reexamine this doll. jeffrey: given what you know about the history, do you expect even more twists and turns for barbie in the future? andrea: absolutely, because she is subject to the same backlashes that we as women are. so, i, sadly, feel certain that that backlash will occur. but maybe we have taken a giant st

jeffrey brown looks at the global phenomenon.s part of our arts and culture series, canvas. ♪ >> what are you doing here? >> i'm coming with you. >> did you bring your rollerblades? i literally go nowhere without them. jeffrey: "barbie" is getting a big screen makeover in director greta gerwig's new film, but it's just the latest update in a long history. ♪ barbie, her original full name was barbara millicent roberts, was created in 1959 by ruth handler for the mattel toy company. she stood 11.5 inches tall, that mostly hasn't changed, but her look certainly has. as the blonde, slim-waisted, full-chested doll became a cultural phenomenon of the post-war era. her male counterpart ken was brought on board in 1961. worth noting, he first came with straight arms that didn't bend and a head that could turn only left and right. it was 1980 before mattel released the first black and latina dolls actually named barbie. and, in 2016, three new body types were introduced -- curvy, petite, and tall. also changed, who she is, including her w

all of our guest your day francesca alban is a and jeffrey robertson and thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website. i'll just ever dot com and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ag inside story. you can also, during the conversation on twitter or handle is at a j inside story for me and truman, the whole team here, bye for now, the us the, when a waterline is committed, is it coming to the, how does it or follows that goes in the human rights investigator on his unprecedented journey to the french high court. i visit a pretty place to make sure that i should go up to practice taking on the arms, trained in his mind for justice, for innocent palestinians, and their families made in front. oh no, just see if how do you states control information controlling the narrative to dominating the media? how does the narrative can pull public opinion and norma spite? it might not be the most important story about china of today. but that's what the public attention to how is citizenship? listen

a a bore in crimes and by any atrocity, pride and international violations. jeffrey, let me get your vantage point when it comes to international law, when it comes to international justice. um, will there be more international pressure put on is real uh will they feel like they can act with impunity? well, i love the country country, but he's acting with the gracious to prove it and doing the most damage at the moment is russia which has torn up the un charles and has him, but he gives another cox. yeah. and these causing the crime hundreds every day. by bombing, the civilians, by the things that we can see on television. so it is acting was in the bathroom up nuclear weapons, which terrifies everybody. so we are in a very difficult state just a minute. and international justice has only come on in the last 20 or so. yeah, the quote is to building up the precedents. she's building up there and the movement they call touch russia, because each ease of member of the security council ridiculously can be to any action taken against the even the it to match the cravings in that country w

i also have to order how did this change, how, how do you think we would have it different if jeffrey epstein was still alive today for whatever reason that you know that he went on with jp morgan still be fighting this f. c was still there is this because there's actually because i've seen past and so we're looking for someone to give us answers. well, you know, it's kind of hard to answer that question. but.

and it is not like he hasn't already used people like jeffrey clark. he pluck some obscurity and he uses them anyway. on chris carter, thanks for the recording. it is strong, i appreciate. it >> thanks for having me. >> coming up, if you live in the states of connecticut, delaware, hawaii, rhode island or vermont your drivers license could no longer be considered valid in florida. the latest unbelievable follow-up from the desantis culture wars, coming up, next. culture wars, coming up, next. but is the only complete long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. now when i have people over, hiv pills aren't on my mind. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients, or if you're taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions, post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get medical help right away. tell your doctor if you have liver p

how did you first meet jeffrey epstein?acquiring art. >> you were an artist and he asked you to get involved with his lucrative art collection? >> he didn't have a lucrative art collection, he had garish taste and he needed help. i thought he was daddy warbucks, because that is how he presented himself. in the early days, hry charismatic, charming, handsome. generous, but never generous person. he was a wonderful employer for a a while. he was kind. he would come to my defense and i didn't get they were grooming me. >> jesse: what happened the night you were assaulted? >> i never saw her with just a bathroom. i could tell she didn't have clothing underneath. i felt uncomfortable because this was my employer. she is being strange, showing part of her body and i felt uncomfortable and she said, come with me, and i knew something was nefarious. i felt the energy and jeffrey was lying in bed watching a math program. he asked me to rub his feet and i knew that was weird because he was my employer. i went to give him a foot massa

jeffrey clark now faces potential disbarment in washington, d.c.g to his false claims of voter fraud in georgia. clark is also the guy that pushed the theory that a voting machine had access the internet through, wait for it, a smart thermostat with a knit connection trail leading back to china. this guy has now emerged for a favorite to become the next attorney general if donald trump wins his second term as we reported in new york magazine. joining me -- a former federal prosecutor for the department of justice, and a contributing editor for new york magazine, where his new article is titled, the sequel it will be worse. trump's former justice department officials fear a second term. it is so good to have you here. you had the opportunity to talk to several senior officials from trump's justice department about what a trump term would mean for the doj. lay out the highlights of what you learn from this conversation. >> the biggest take away from me was that almost everybody volunteered that they were concerned the trump would effectively turn the

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all of our guest your day francesca alban is and jeffrey robertson and thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website. i'll just you or dot com. and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ag inside story. you can also, during the conversation on twitter or handle is at a j inside story for me, truman, the whole team here, bye for now the, it's the cleanup alterations in there. so you in areas where the seated residents like home dre clearing them up from their opponents and businesses determined to pick up their lives. again, everything is covered in film. it was impossible to get through here until the start. what does, when does your crates is rushed? you're committed a crime by destroying the public, a cold, good time to close these plots. russia didn't realize responsibility. as you can see, the plots here have receded, but some of the worst effect today. risk house of child vitalia has lived on the banks of the english river for modem, decades when the water to reach the threshold, the

the finance or, and convicted sex offender, jeffrey epstein might have been found dead in his jail cell at the metropolitan correctional center in new york on august 10th, 2019. however, the demand for transparency and accountability of all his business dealings are still making headlines. the latest is also those corporations and businesses who knowingly still offered services or partnerships with the i've seen empire even after his effective trafficking. business had been exposed. the public, i've seen had connections to many prominent individuals including politicians, a big just icons and celebrities. and the large power of his connections is obvious as seeking the truth and justice has been extremely difficult for those. looking. the latest when for the truth seekers involved and one of the world's largest banks, jp morgan chase, and a settlement the bank is hoping the $290000000.00 awarded to the victims well resolved. the claims that the bank turned a blind eye to the disgraced financial. there's a sexual abuse, it's in a statement, a public statement. jp morgan said any associat

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you're in the crown seven playing jeffrey playing jeffrey seven playing jeffrey playing jeffwell, beingell, being extorted resemblance. and you look a bit like him as well. >> saying. >> that's what i'm saying. >> that's what i'm saying. >> that's what i'm saying. >> that's my part one. >> that's my part one. >> the joke. up, >> that's the joke. coming up, taliban banter, quran burnings and supermarket >> you're listening to gb news radio . radio. controversy >> welcome back to headliners with me. simon evans joined by nick dixon and jeffrey epstein. so independent now, nick, when it comes to the taliban, you do not in fact got to hand it to them, it seems. yeah >> this is tobias ellwood facing the fence committee. no confidence vote after taliban remarks. you may well have seen he put out this video and the parts of it were misguided. the music was a bit strange. it was a pro—taliban with upbeat music was a bit strange. it was a pro—asliban with upbeat music was a bit strange. it was a pro—as if an with upbeat music was a bit strange. it was a pro—as if he with upbeat music was a bit s

nonetheless, here at the antimatter factory — yep, that's its actual name — jeffrey has succeeded ins created, it flies really, really fast around a ring that is behind all of these thick concrete blocks. and you know what big concrete blocks mean — it means you really don't want to be anywhere nearer to the stuff that is on the other side of them. and by looking at how anti—hydrogen behaves, jeffrey is hoping to answer one of the universe's biggest mysteries. why is there no antimatter left in the universe? shouldn't matter and antimatter have been created in equal amounts in the big bang, and shouldn't it all have just cancelled out, leaving nothing behind? jeffrey's project is looking for an explanation, by testing to see if there is a slight imbalance — if anti—hydrogen does not in fact behave the same as normal hydrogen. maybe gravity affects it ever so slightly differently. this is the top of the alpha g machine, where g stands for gravity. this is the device that we are using to try and answer the question, what happens to antimatter if you drop it in the gravitational field o

and by looking at how anti—hydrogen behaves, jeffrey is hoping to answer one of the universe's biggeste been created in equal amounts in the big bang, and shouldn't it all have just cancelled out, leaving nothing behind? jeffrey's project is looking for an explanation, by testing to see if there is a slight imbalance — if anti—hydrogen does not in fact behave the same as normal hydrogen. maybe gravity affects it ever so slightly differently. this is the top of the alpha g machine, where g stands for gravity. this is the device that we are using to try and answer the question, what happens to antimatter if you drop it in the gravitational field of the earth. if your experiment found that anti—hydrogen falls up instead of down under gravity, what happens next? that would be super cool. that would be a complete revolution in science. that's a completely unanticipated result and would mean new physics, and probably a nobel prize for somebody who happens to be involved. i don't want to say me, because i helped bring the news to everyone, so do i get a bit of it? i will invite you. he laughs

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now, according to jeffrey, he visited china every month for years while running dreamworks animation in 2012 he saw here now is enes kanter freedom. human rights activist and nba player. he is not the first guy to do business in china. we all know that musk has made plants, major business in china as do so many other fortune 500 ceos but who do you think china wants to win if it's trump vs. biden and why? >> i mean, of course, of course. i saw the news about jeffrey, and i believe he is the trojan horse for china in the biden administration. so he is essentially the biden extension into china. and this is a guy who said he used to travel to china once every month for the last two and a half years. i'm just so confused why our current administration right now wants to be in bed with china so bad. and administration not only them but you look at hollywood, big tech, academia, nba, they are pretty much all run by the chinese government, so, instead of distancing ourself, my question is why do we want to get in bed with the biggest dictatorship in the world so bad? >> laura: well, our wo

his sister jessica tells us jeffrey was always putting others needs above his own and they will miss his big smile, even bigger, laugh and kind heart more on this story coming up tonight at 8 o'clock. >> another blow for former president donald trump. he is now facing additional criminal charges in the federal classified documents case. kron four's grant lotus live for us in the newsroom tonight to break it all down for us. grant. >> that's right, ken, these charges are related to the mar-a-lago, classified documents case. updated indictment was unsealed late this afternoon. that adds new charges against the former president and names a 3rd defendant in the case. trump in 2 of his aides are now accused of asking another aide to delete security camera footage at mar-a-lago to prevent the footage from being provided to a federal grand jury. that's the accusation. the indictment includes new counts of obstruction and willful retention of national defense information. the new defendant is carlos de tierra, a worker at mar-a-lago. this investigation first produce charges you may recall la

of course, jeffrey. >> it's my day off. it's legal.for them, sal? oh, chinese food. >> i'm sorry. >> all right. >> i just have the munchies, sal. >> jimmy: thanks for playing "who's there they go everybody. >> what do you get? >> just the pride of winning. we'll be right back with action bronson. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. >> jimmy: what an evening this was. thanks to everyone who came out to see our shows in brooklyn. thanks to jason bateman and jeffrey ross. apologies to matt damon. we ran out of time for him. his album is called cocoa. here with the song, "jaguar," action bronson. >> yeah, yeah, brooklyn, new york city. put your hands up. never look me in the eye like a g

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generous to lee schaaf and scarborough watching and superintendent jeffrey reinbold. and minister i'm the one from korea and also we have two members of the korean national assembly. mr. kim jong help and mr. young joo and representatives from the united nations sending and participating states and distinguished guest. 70 years ago today, the guns fell silent and troops stopped marching, bringing a temporary end to the devastating three year war on the korean peninsula. families were torn apart. cities were reduced to rubble. millions of lives, millions of innocent lost their lives. and countless more were displaced. but in the darkest of times, the korean people were determined to build a better future of freedom and democracy. and over the last seven decade, we saw remarkable transformation through painstaking work and unwavering spirit. korea rose from the ashes of war and became a role model. democracy and economic powerhouse and cultural hub for the world. so as we gather here at this sacred memorial and look back on the past 70 years, we remember hundreds of tho

jeffrey is an artist who is from the area around seattle. a digital print that represent, represent neil armstrong, the astronaut. it's a digital print that uses a distinctive northwest cosine form style but jeffrey veregge is very interested in science fiction, spaceri exploration, futurism, is very interested in superheroes, ins star trek pier and so here we have a completely different interpretation of the way in which native american traditional styles can become an inspiration for producing things that are completely new and completely unexpected. and finally with all human rights campaigns and especially cultural rights we always need ways to keep focusing on the future and on the positive goals that we all have cultural rights, all. someone to leave you with this image. this is a totem pole created and 2017 by the contemporary artist from the haida nation james hart. because of this the reconciliation pole. and it was erected on the campus of university of british columbia in vancouver in canada following a process of truth and reconc

here i i want to quote jeffrey gibson who is a native american artist. one of a group of native american artists that the intellectual's invited to comment on artworks at the metropolitan museum ofm art he discusses what it felt like to see this representative of native americans as a child. he says at the time i saw as an image ashamed defeated indian and iis wondered let's think abt this for a moment let's think about who these representations on the groups that are purportedly being represented, what' does it mean to be told yu don't exist or you are almost extinct? he goes on to discuss these kind of representations have been reclaimed by native american groups as a symbol of resilience respect. another way in which native american culture was a raised at the very moment when these objects were being collected is of course the indian boarding school movement. i'm showing you an image that's difficult to see. it's from the personal papers of a man who was a proponent of an indian reservation school system. this image is preserved in his archives at ya

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presidential policies come up a lot, i tough you jeffrey engel -- talked to jeffrey engel.e tend to look back on the past in terms of presidential errors. i am trying to do a show that is relatable and entertaining and fun. people can relate to presidents and they are usually more knowledgeable. host: taking a look at trump. guest: the end of trumpism revisited, this brought up some history as well. the caller mentioned something about john hancock, i am not all that good on that subject. i will have to get back to her about that. the end of trumpism, there is a certain mindset in the country that just one more thing, one more outrage, that will be it. that is not going to happen. he has been indicted twice, he could be indicted a couple more times. he's done better in the polls as a result. he is the most popular republican party politician in the country. i will borrow a line from bill marr, the comedian. one of be like trump without personal baggage, right-wing populism in the campaigns. why would you vote for the tribute band when you can have the real thing? historical

according to jeffrey, he visited china every month for years while running dream works animation and in 2012, saw through a multi billion dollar deal with the chinese government to build a production studio shanghai. here is enes kanter freedom. he is not the first guy to do business in china. elon musk has major plants and business in china as do other fortune 500 ceos, but who do you think china wants to win? trump or biden? >> i believe biden is the trojan horse, he is essentially extension into china. this guy said he used to travel to china once every month for the last 2-1/2 years. i'm so confused why our current administration wants to be in bed with china so bad. starting with our administration, look at hollywood, big tech eacademia, pretty much all run by the chinese government. instead of distance ourselves, why do we want to get in bed with biggest dictatorship in the world so bad? >> our worst enemy say it is biggest geopolitical threat. biden administration is so desperate to get back into china's good graces, watch this. >> we are not attempting to stifle economic prog

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preparing for kiev, they started talking about nothing good, and in the united states , politician jeffreyng called the dissolution of nato and the withdrawal of the american military contingent from europe the best. what can happen to the citizens of ukraine so he reacted to the words of the representative of the white tum that in more than 80,000 us troops are stationed in europe jubaiton earlier issued an executive order that allowed the pentagon to call in 3,000 troops from the reserve to ostensibly ensure european security. american assistance is a veil that barely covers the selfish goals of washington . hegemon. russian expert vladimir kiev argues the united states is by far the main disabled recipient of the buyer's withdrawal from the situation in eastern europe because the united states decides in this way the mass they create a big burden on russia receive a stream of companies that take from the european union due to the fact that energy resources have risen sharply in price there up to four to five times, and of course in europe this, and it is unprofitable for industrial ente

jeffrey brown sat down with him in 2014. he asked about his love of jazz. >> my father died when i was 10 years old. all my relatives they would come over every sunday and my brother, my sister, we would entertain them. it was just at a time, what am i going to do in life? is anybody going to know me? my family would say we like the way you sing and we like the way you paint those flowers. they created a passion in me of always trying to improve. here i am, i'm still trying to get better at what i'm doing. >> your member that young guy first starting to sing. here you are. >> i was blessed under the g.i. bill. i joined the american theater wing. it was a great choice. they let us to continue school. the main thing i learned was to always stay with quality, never compromise. don't just try to get a hit record. do something that is going to last. >> he is eager to keep jazz music alive. >> it's the only great art form that has been created in the united states. they invented it for improvisation. that's the reason i did the al

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