jeffrey: not i did that?well, somebody working in there, in my brain, that doesn't consult me before, just does it. sometimes it's really good and sometimes it's really awful. jeffrey: but ronstadt always wanted more when it came to the music she was singing. and she regularly and bravely stepped way out of her comfort zone. she recorded three albums of american songbook standards with legendary arranger and conductor nelson riddle. >> ♪ someone to watch ♪ jeffrey: she appeared on stage and film in the gilbert & sullivan classic, the pirates of penzance. >> my ambitions were for the music. i thought, there's certain music, if i could master it, then i'd be standing on firm ground. i really felt that way about mexican music. i wanted to sing it so badly. jeffrey: at the time, many fans weren't even aware of her mexican heritage. she says she wanted to change that. >> well, i wanted to own it. i wanted to possess it musically, because it was such, such emotional music and moved me so much to listen to it. jeffr

jeffrey: lee j. cobb, george c. hoffman, brian dennehy, philip seymour hoffman. > all great, all white. in theater tradition, this was a white family. it's been a dream role for pierce. but in a recent talk at famed broadway restaurant sardi's, he thought first of others. >> i think of all the men who wanted to play it before but because of the times and the big currents, of -- and the ignorance, of prohibitions of who could and could not play it. i wanted to do it in honor of them. jeffrey: you're talking about black actors who didn't get the chance? >> yeah, didn't get the chance. i think about, you know, some of my heroes, specifically ossie davis. i think of roscoe lee browne. men who actually inspire me to become an actor, as i was a young boy in new orleans reading these theater newsletters from new york and watching their careers. >> ♪ nothing ever happened underground in louisiana ♪ jeffrey: clarke is a veteran british stage actor who's also been active in tv and films. she gained a tony nomination earlier t

jeffrey: a stand-in for stoppard himself.lay is rebuked, in the words, you live as if without history. and that was rather me. jeffrey: the specific line is "you live as if without history, as if you throw no shadow behind you." that was you? tom: yes. yes. and i guess this play, "leopoldstadt," is the shadow behind me. jeffrey: the play also, he knows, has a new relevance and force to it. >> jews will not replace us. jeffrey: as overt anti-semitism has been on the rise around the globe. tom: there is a line in the play where a young man says to a jewish survivor, he says it can't happen again and it feels like such a clunky line, plucked from the cluniness -- clunkiness of how wrong people have been in the past. but it's inescapable now. it's certainly resonating. and all kinds of things are now happening in america, as in europe, which you would not have anticipated a generation ago, half a generation ago. jeffrey: after "leopoldstadt” premiered in london just before the pandemic began, stoppard caused tremors in the theate

jeffrey: you do? >> i feel it. i feel it. imaging expert john delaney says the science is still evolving, and more museums are using it. >> wait five more years and people will know a lot more about these artists. i think we are in a pretty, pretty exciting time period by pulling this all together. jeffrey: vermeer's secrets is on exhibition through 8. januaryfor the pbs newshour, i'm jeffrey brown at the national gallery of art. judy: when is a vermeer a vermeer? it is a big question. earlier today in the hague, in the netherlands, climate activists targeted vermeer's masterpiece girl with a pearly rain with glue and liquid, the latest in a series of recent attacks. this video posted online showed one man pouring a can of red substance over another protester who appeared to attempt to glue his head to the glass-protected painting. officials say the painting was not damaged. ♪ judy: after having lifechanging strokes, kate kennedy and allen oliver found themselves diagnosed with aphasia -- a disorder marked by a patient's inab

jeffrey: the actual remains. >> yes.ember that elder told me, i must have been 10 or 11 years old at the time, and she said, there is nothing that we could do about it right now. jeffrey: recent dna studies suggest ohlone people have lived in what is now the san francisco bay area for at least 2000 years , part of a long history of once-thriving california tribes decimated and marked by genocide, discrimnation and -- discrimination and exclusion. the university sitting on ohlone land, is part of that history too. like research institutions elsewhere, it's scholars such as famed anthropologist alfred kroeber, long collected, studied and exhibited native remains and artifacts. >> it was kind of routine professional practice. but they only took certain people. they weren't taking -- there's not large collections of early pioneers. there's sort of this collection of people from marginalized communities. the disenfranchised. it is part of a larger context of scientific racism in the field and in many fields in biomedicine and

jeffrey: yes. loretta: yes. jeffrey: well, now you deserve it, i guess.m loving it. jeffrey: what was the ambition back then? loretta: you know, you never dare to dream big, because, ere have you been to dream? i mean, how could you dream when you have never seen nothing or never been nowhere? never been to -- i had never been to town, so i -- you didn't dare dream. jeffrey: her first hit, "i'm a honky tonk girl," came in 1960, and set her on a trailblazing path, first woman in country music to write a number one hit song, "you ain't woman enough to take my man," first to be named country music association entertainer of the year, and to have more than 50 top 10 country hits. what's the key to writing a good song? what does it have to have? loretta: it's got to have the person. jeffrey: the person meaning you? loretta: it's got to have the heart and soul of a person that's writing it. jeffrey: that sounds simpl but it can't be simple to capture the real person. loretta: it's not simple, because it's hard on the writer. i used to lock myself up, shut mysel

jeffrey: the person meaning you?s got to have the heart and soul of a person that's writing it. jeffrey: that sounds simple, but it can't be simple to capture the real person. loretta lynn: it's not simple, because it's hard on the writer. i used to lock myself up, shut myself in a room, before i would get through with a song. wouldn't come out until i got it wrote. jeffrey: and when did you know that you had it, that it was done? loretta lynn: well, i would know when i had it done. if you don't know when you have it done, you shouldn't be writing. ♪ jeffrey: she was a strong voice for women in a conservative industry, a powerhouse in a business run by men, making herself a multimillionaire. you know, we all know you as a great artist, but i understand you have always been a great businesswoman, as well. loretta lynn: pretty good. jeffrey: was that -- you took care of things? loretta lynn: yes, i did. jeffrey: because you had to? did you have to learn how to do that? loretta lynn: if you're hungry, yes. you learn how

the jeffrey i know, the jeffrey i know would give me clothes off his back. give him my that's the jeffrey i know. - >> reporter: the judge denying bond. supporters say the charges violate the artist's first amendment right to free speech. young thug's attorney, brian steele, vowing to fight, telling abc news, "mr. williams has committed no crime whatsoever. i look forward to the commencement of the jury trial." but the district attorney believes he's the ringleader of the ysl gang and his lyrics are fair game. the first amendment does not protect people from prosecutors using it as evidence. >> i think if you decide to admit your crimes over a beat, i'm going to use it. >> the practice goes back over 30 years. but particularly in the last 10 or 15 years, we've seen a significant increase in cases and an increase specifically in these gang-related cases. >> reporter: hosts of the popular syndicated radio show "the breakfast club" weighing in. >> i don't know if those are the types of lyrics you can use in court. know what i mean? sadly, those are generic rap

jeffrey: i don't know. i expect it's because justice jackson made sure she would recuse from the harvard case because of her involvement on one of the boards of harvard. so i suspect the court decoupled them so she could participate in the consideration of the unc case. host: if we could talk about a pair of cases you are involved with -- the actin versus fcc and ftc versus kaufman case. paul: thank you for mentioning them. i will introduce the topic by going all the way back to the beginning of the panel and talking about that first case where the question was did the sackett family essentially have two wait through the epa process before they could bring their challenge or could they say at the begin of the process, wait a second, this is crazy. our property is not in the jurisdiction of the federal authorities. there are analogous questions that arise all the time in the context of administrative agencies, particularly when the challenger thinks there is something structurally problematic about the agenc

jeffrey, thank you very much for _ secure. jeffrey, thank you very much forjoining _ secure.re. jeffrey, thank you very much forjoining us on the - much forjoining us on the programme. australia has announced plans to halt its extinction crisis and save more than 100 species. it's the first time a federal government has announced a zero extinctions target for australia's plants and animals. the 10—year plan also aims to protect an additional 50 million hectares of land and sea area by 2027. conservationists have welcomed aspects of the plan, but were critical that australia's identified only 110 species when almost 2,000 are listed as threatened under national laws. here's australia's environment minister tanya pliber—sek threatened species action plan is ambitious and specific to stop further extinctions in australia. we learn from the state of the environment report which was released some months ago that the state of the australian environment is bad and getting worse. we are the mammal extinction capital of the world. 18 around 100 species lost in the time since colonisat

plane to jeffrey goldberg in the atlantic in 2012 he said you know the iraq war has empowered iran to don't you think at the got rid of assad in syria that would during iran down and obama said absolutely. jeffrey goldberg said what more can be done to see this through to make it happen sooner and obama said essentially i can't tell you i jeffrey because you e classified -- classified clearance and woody with united states had already launched a covid action campaign in court nation with saudi arabia qatar turkey jordan and israel. to support al qaeda in and iraq in syria but they called the moderate rebels and nothing but the head chopper suicide enemy from iraq war to -- world war ii. that war ended up leaving as john kerry explained in the secretly recorded session that led to the al qaeda forces and isis which split off from al qaeda deciding not to march was to damascus. instead to go east and conquer all of western iraq leading to the islamic caliphate which in the days of george w. bush was the wildest war propaganda of like when beck is said there's an islamic fascist caliphat

so good jeffrey and i'm jeffrey jeffrey blank, we are her brother brothers, and he already said we haveh language school. be shy. we were already 14 1/2 ago and i first time in belarus yes we were for the first time in 2008 hmm 14 years ago yes yes and i we had a very good print, lena to him and it was still i heard it. in europe and when we are white here we are i we thought class is not bad. and we, for example, pobediteley avenue , we have no prospectuses. it's very narrow, but five nuclear eyebrows, it's narrow we are like rats in new york. we were shocked. it was beautiful very good experience. often i expected vert to be some kind of old soviet bus. it was like a puzzle of climbs and there was a modern maz bus and i don’t understand at all, it was already then. yes, i think what it is like in such a country in the republic of belarus there is a modern bus. well, these are the stereotypes you have formed, certain yes, very strong propaganda is very strong. we heard i am a very poor country no products. well, maybe it will already be in europe there is no product, i'm on the shelves

jeffrey worked around the corner at the state department.ey devote their time to less bureaucratic pursuits like making a great dinner party look simple. >> to this day i thought i never made something for a dinner party i hadn't made several times. so i would on monday i would make the roast leg of lamb with tomatoes with minced mushrooms for jeffrey for dinner. >> lucky man. >> make it again on wednesday. then by saturday, i knew how to make it. and the poor guy would go, oh, this is delicious. what is this? >> after 1,000 dinner parties and two administrations, 30 years old, ina had burned out of life inside the beltway. 1978 she saw this ad in the back of the new york times for a 400 square foot specialty food store in west hampton, new york, called the barefoot contessa. but you had never been to the hamptons. you didn't know how to run a store. >> i knew how to make 12 brownies for my friends. but i didn't know how to make 100 brownies. i didn't know how to cash out the register. slice smoked salmon. to me brie was a foreign language.

will not wear no more or less from jeffrey. i am to jeffrey, i'm your moderator, and it's enough. okay, i'm not. and it's not the 1st time this sucks was robbed of the freedom to speak his mind. earlier this month, the u. s. economist suggested washington's involvement in an old stream pipeline blasts in the baltic sea, which prompted television host to pull the plug on a bloomberg television interview. unanimously over the ukrainian conflict does seem to be in question in europe as well as dutch m. e. p. marsan de graph is leaving his party in the european parliament of disagreements on the reasons behind the war v v. c. the party suspended him for 3 months as he lay the blame for escalation on ukraine in nato, and not on russia. on leaving the identity and democracy group in the european parliament, their attempt to silence me about nato in ukraine is unthinkable. we must deescalate the war with russia. it is not our war, but our people are paying the price. i want to form a new group that supports this. archie contributor ra

i'm your moderator jeffrey that's enough.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 on the bible. and then i look, i think maybe he has so

so good jeffrey. i'm jeffrey jeffrey blank, we are her brother brothers, and he already said we have an english school. be shy. we were tanki viraz. already 14 1/2 years ago and i was in belarus for the first time yes we were in february 2008 hmm 14 years ago, yes, yes, and i had a very good seal, lena him and there was also i heard it. in europe and when we are white here we are i we thought class is not bad. and we, for example, pobediteley avenue , we have no prospectuses. this is very narrow, but five nuclear eyebrows, it is narrow we we are how beautiful in new york. we were shocked. it was more beautiful, clean very good desire. often i expected vert to be some kind of old soviet bus. it was like a puzzle climbing the connection and there was a modern maz bus and i in general i did not understand. it's the same then. yes, i think that in such a country in the republic of belarus there is a modern bus. well, these are the stereotypes you have formed, certain ones yes, very strong propaganda is ve

i cannot toe jeffrey because your classified clearance is not high enough. what he meant by that the united states is already launched a covid action campaign in coordination with saudin arabia, qatar, turkey, jordan and israel to support al qaeda in iraq, in sierra. they called the moderate rebels they are nothing but the head chopper suicide bomber enemies from iraq or two. until that war ended up bleeding is john kerry explained in a secretly recorded discussion with syrian rebels, led to the ikeda forces and isis which split off from al qaeda decided not to march west to damascus but instead to go east and conquer all of western iraq. being to the islamic state which of the days of george w. bush was the wildest war propaganda of liars like t glenn >> said there is a fascist caliphate out there that's coming to get us. there's nothing but nationstates in the way. though since osama bin laden's wildest dream hiding in thees attic. and yet with bush's war in iraq and obama's war in sierra they succeeded in the impossible creating a literal bin laden with f

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so well i'm very proud of jeffrey we have.ilosophical, that is, to accept everything as it is and not try to change it. so i will ask the opposite, what in belarus cannot be treated philosophically, and what needs to be protected and preserved, the most important thing is to preserve the socio-economic development model of the majority. i agree with my brother about the fact that a state-owned enterprise, and that people have a jobs. well, i agree with the president on all these points, i have to say, what i learned from islamism and very interesting. ordinary belarus they were more against transformations than and president lukashenka and against the president, it was very interesting and belarusians really want everything to remain in state hands. okay, let's sum up our conversation for me, this matters and this will be a good finale. uh, that's it, you are planning to stay in belarus. i want now we are working on a residence permit for a residence permit. and we're just now, and we got a very important document from the fbi

the jeffrey dahmer story. a pair of aviator eyeglasses reported to have been worn by dahmer while in prison are currently for sale. $150,000. the netflix series on jeffrey dahmer already set a netflix record as the biggest series debut with 196 million hours viewed in its final week in his first week. this all leads to questions, though, about whether these types of shows are ethical family members of dahmer's victims are speaking now. they say this show is giving some of them post traumatic stress. georgia's republican u.s. senate candidate herschel walker is denying a report that he paid for a girlfriend's abortion back in 2009. >> the daily beast posted the story along with a receipt. a get well card from walker and a $700 check. he led allegedly wrote to the woman that he dated 5 days after the abortion receipt. walker has opposed abortion rights in his run in any circumstance because the accusation, quote, flat out lie and says he'll sue. >> a southern california family is pleading for the return of any i

the dup, led by sir jeffrey donaldson, walked out in protest.id the post-brexit trade arrangement undermined its constitutional position. the former first minister of northern ireland echoed that today. >> is a protocol, let me remember -- remind members at a time of rising cost of living, it is costing 6 million pounds per month. 32 million pounds of checks at the ports already. it has increased costs to businesses, consumers, threatens our medicine supply chain for humans and animals. karin: the dup says brexit arrangements go against the spirit of the good friday agreement that brought an end to the troubles of conflict in northern ireland that lasted more than 30 years. the republic of ireland is part of the. to avoid a hard border between them, a new trade border was introduced in the irish sea, meeting some goods from mainland britain are now subject to customs checks. the dup says this undermines nortrn ireland's place in the u.k. and its views are shared by other unionist artist, including the elster unionist's. -- ulster unionists. >> w

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is why. >> where you the one who broke the news to jeffrey?that must have been extremely difficult. >> it was very hard,. >> jeffrey, her older brother, was at the gym. >> i get back to my locker and i had my phone and i had 40 minutes calls or something. she said somebody killed your sister. >> did you immediately asked who did this? >> i never thought about. it >> all jeffrey could think about was that britney was gone. the kid sister who had always filled her with pride. she also talked about becoming a mom, now that dream would never be realized. and in his place got a murder investigation. >> it was a very close of seeing, of course crime scene tape was around. >> one reporter jamie was heard of a body being found. she went straight to the sea. in >> our police talking to you? are they feeling un? >> no. no. >> major crimes folks came in and arrested the crime scene folks. >> what in the best gaiters found was ransacked apartments. that it says that a burglary had turned violent. in fact, there had been a series of burglaries in the area

coming up, jeffrey sachs from columbia university. york city, good morning to you. this is bloomberg surveillance. alongside tom keene at least some of its, i'm jonathan ferro. yields lower by 12 or 13 basis points. 3.70 on the 10 year. 97.66. crude up 5%, 83.56. a conversation of output cuts at opec-plus. lisa: one million barrels, the most since the heart of the pandemic. that is a significant amount of barrels cut, not added, a reversal of what we've been seeing. you have opec-plus saying we need to support the integrity of pricing, but it has helped many nations with lower inflation. tom: futures up 22. the heart of surveillance is the quality of our guests. we speak now to jeffrey sachs, economics professor at columbia university. he was 10 years out front on the collapse of american education and the structural -- struggle of two america's. i must digress on your take on the war in ukraine, the russian that you knew so well under yeltsin. they are equating you with the realists out there. which should be our response to mr. puti

naughty, jeffrey!is multi—state europe, to pull a much bigger brotherhood, sisterhood of states together at a time when we were back into a cold war state of mind, that will have been a great thing to do. a real sense that europe shares democratic ideals. around the edges, poland, hungary a bit worried about some of their democratic ideals but nevertheless, basically, it is democracies and that's helpful for america, too, for the strengthening of nato. i think that ukraine has suddenly concentrated everybody's mind. who are we? whose side are we on? what are our values, really? i think macron has brought that together very well. even if it's a strange mix — we have turkey who refuse sanctions, you have azerbaijan at war, you have serbia can't stand each other, nevertheless i agree with you, it's important. it might be the only macron legacy because in africa, he has failed. and truss also needs macron to solve - the immigration issue across the channel. . she can't do this without bilateral cooperation

this is the usa stop now jeffrey i'm your moderator jeffrey that's enough.onflict in ukraine of all the pawns under his control, recognized in russia but as an agent, garry kasparov, was criticized by elon musk, who proposed his peace plan for kiev moscow, why do people sitting in the comfort of their silicon valley mansions say, kasparov said how to conduct business and he called the mask suffering from geopolitical blindness, but the billionaire immediately dismissed him. while it's true that kasparov is almost as good at chess as my iphone is 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 from uran 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 lakes that contribute to this farce maria birthplace together. what will boris johnson do now? under what conditions can such visits be organized ? th

i am the jeffrey. i'm your moderator and it's enough. okay. and not the 1st time the sikes was robbed of the freedom to speak his mind. earlier this month, the u. s. economist suggested that washington involvement washington was involved in the north stream pipeline bloss in the baltic sea, which prompted television host to pull the plug on a bloomberg t v interview. ah, and now to the annual meeting of the val di discussion club, which enters is 2nd day in moscow to day with more paneled discussions on the schedule as cost live. now to our t correspondence asana, boy co for more on today's event, sir. good afternoon, c oksana. thanks for joining us. what can we expect from day to the val i discussion called well, hello peter and the day to over the old discussion club could be summarized by that old bill. clinton's phrase, it's all about the economy, stupid. and the word stupid is very appropriate here because many of the participants have been analyzing and talking about not very smart, economic decisions. that economic powers that be took o

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 think maybe he has some other bible, because when a person

jeffrey: it may be a little bit different.ou had a fed that cut rates in order to stimulate the next cycle higher in the durable market bottom. today, the fed is clearly focused on price stability and listening to recent fomc committee members, most of them want to get policy too restrictive which is 4% to keep it there for a prolonged period of time to fully stamp out inflation and achieve their 2% inflation goal on a sustainable basis. if the fed isn't likely going to pivot, it might not be a year or longer for them to cut rates. you may not see that v-shaped recovery, what we have been accustomed to come over the last number of cycles. it could be a choppy environment for a longer period than people are anticipating. paul: one of the things we have come to rely on during this period of enhanced inflation and fed tightening is a strong u.s. dollar. is this precluding you from looking at any global markets outside of the u.s. right now? jeffrey: global valuations are very cheap especially compared to their twenty-year medians

it was surprising to me. >> surprise because the president would have no reason to even know who jeffrey the within the department, what had really heard of jeffrey clark. >> but donald trump had unbeknownst to roseann donahue, pennsylvania republican congressman scott perry had brought clark to the oval of office, to meet with president trump december 22nd. >> the day after perry had been amongst republicans in congress would join trump at the white house to discuss overturning th 2020 election. trump also mentioned jeff clark on a separate call with rosen. >> he made what i regarded as a peculiar reference. i don't remember the exact qu quote, but but it was something about that i know jeff clarke, or did i know who he was, or something like that. i was critical as to how does the present even know mr. clark. >> rosen confronted clark, who admitted he had broken the long-standing policy governing communication between the justice department and the whit house. white house lawyers pass for me and patrick philbin also intervened and warned clark not to communicate with the white house. c

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it has removed all jeffrey dahmer halloween costume listings. a source says that ebay's policy prohibits listings that glorify. netflix has also been getting heat from the series. many say it is insensitive to the loved ones. >>> and someone put a michael meyers mask on a famous surfer statue. just last being, the statue had a crown carved from a pumpkin placed on its head. that's what it looks like now. yes. i can't believe it is already next monday. how about you? >> we're closing in on it. spook spooky dmon or the incredibles. >> they're both wins. >> nice weather. beautiful sunshine around san francisco. we had the chilly dry air which sets the frost advisory into effect and look at the temperatures by october standards, that's really cold. we're about ten degrees below average. if you don't like 30s, we've got some cloud cover. that will help keep the temperatures up versus the 30s and 40s we had. the extra moisture and cloud cover acting a bit like a blanket overnight. our temperatures are not quite as cold. it was partly cloudy skies. tom

of course is directness, his temper jeffrey frank revisits harry could've also got him in trouble. truman's presidency, including when i the end of world war ii, was at the washington post and paul he was alive, i never asked him about that famous letter that truman sent. i was speaking about another example. he certainly was, again he would inflate himself and there was no question after the war when he met with churchill and stalin. he would in his diary and his letters say he told stalin this and i'll tell him where to get off and he would get off. well if you look at the transcript of the potsdam conference, which are not perfect, but there's not a hint of any of that. in fact, he was always full of nice things about stalin, uncle joe. he always thought that storm was being run by this mysterious politburo, as if stalin was helpless before their power. >> how did churchill and stalin treat him? he was new to things when he had to meet them at the beginning of the presidency. it wasn't done yet, but how did they treat him? >> i think churchill that really mistreated by roosevelt

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jeffrey brown has more. ♪ jeffrey: in 1957, jerry lee lewis belted out his hit "whole lotta shakin' goingnational television audience. the attitude and style, pounding piano and blasting rulm hyewwoin early rival to elvis presley. but revelations about his personal life -- he had married a 13, possibly 12 year old cousin, while already married -- brought scandal that derailed his career. run-ins with the law, drug and alcohol abuse, violent deaths of family and friends -- it was all part of the jerry lee lewis story. but, he also managed to reinvent himself in the 1970s and after on the country music scene, recording nearly two dozen top n country hits. >> please join me in congratulating me the inductee, long overdue in my opinion, jerry lee lewis. jeffrey: and was honored as a founding father by generations of pop and rock stars. elton john called him "the best rock and roll pianist ever." and at the 1995 opening of the rock 'n roll hall of fame, bruce springsteen introduced lewis as "the man who doesn play rock 'n roll, he is rock 'n roll." jerry lee lewis died today at his home in des

jeffrey o'dwyer and struck him repeatedly in the head with this hammer.s terrance ! ( farting ) terrance, you farted in court. yes, phillip, i'm making a case for our defense. all of these things link terrance to the murder. hair fibers, blood samples, nail clippings, a piece of his shirt, a watch with his initials on it. a day planner with the murder scheduled. a haiku called "time to kill dr. jeffrey o'dwyer". "dr. o'dwyer, time to have your head smashed in with my new hammer." terrance, you may be a famous surgeon, but you're not god ! terrance. would you like a "monkey claw", phillip ? yes, please. ( farting ) ( laughing ) that's called the "monkey claw" because it feels like my colon is being ripped apart by a thousand monkeys. the "monkey claw" is smelly. come on, get a move on. i ain't getting any younger up here. my sentiments exactly, your honor. i see from your accent that you're southern canadian. that is correct. good people of the jury, my client, terrance, is an innocent man. ( farting ) you farted during the closing argument ! i have, haven

jeffrey sachs that's recent come out in the journal of, the american academy of science. all right. the thing now happens. it's 1219 december. a doctor discovers it. he puts it on the internet. he says there's a new virus here in wuhan. and you know what they do they put him in jail for disclosing secrets and he dies shortly. they release him and they say, oh, he died of the covid 19 virus, which kills one and a half percent of people his age. all the other guys mostly die. all the samples are destroyed, all the early forensics are destroyed by the chinese military command, which immediately goes into wuhan. there is no doctor fallacy in wuhan. these are all general such and such, so on. and they go in and shut down the city of wuhan, destroy all evidence of what actually happened in wuhan. the world health organization doesn't their search for an entire year afterwards? of course, everything has been destroyed, as john mentioned, the people in charge of the search are all appointed by. the chinese communist party of the in law we used to receive arrest the local winter the thing sp

there should be no ussr and nato jeffrey swears that the americans are sane americans are well awares , many in the states, for example, cia director william burns confirmed that molda we understand everything, but it should not be placed on the territory of ukraine by the americans themselves. we agreed with this. even the director of the cia in the united states knew that there was this line that should not be crossed, but they crossed anyway. why because now they earn on the production of weapons. many government officials in the united states have gifts to arms companies. and now they are earning a lot of money, they do not care about the people of ukraine, the people of russia and not chasing their own benefits, this is the main problem. russia is trying to protect its borders. don't let it come. the emergence of bases of alliances in neighboring countries and trying to protect the people of donbass jeffrey monson is a unique fighter, in addition to achievements in the ring behind his classical university education and a degree in psychology, for him the motives and goals of the

i would prefer not to see people in jeffrey dahmer costumes. it's bizarre.man killed a lot of peoples, a lot of families are hurting seeing all this in the media again. let's like just not be [bleep] about it and maybe not wear the costume. [cheers and applause] >> greg: emily, we know what you're going as halloween. >> emily: awesome? >> greg: at least you'll be able to get a parking space. [laughter] >> greg: because she's a traffic cone. [laughter] >> kat: that doesn't really make sense logistically >> greg: stop fact checking my jokes katz. >> tyrus: but actually the orange is working. >> emily: dahmer, too. >> greg: yeah, you are. anyway we're not going to get anything from you. kat what are you going for halloween? emily's going to cry. hold on. what are you going for halloween? >> kat: not that. but i also just think that it's also okay they're not selling it on ebay. to costume they were selling on ebay was a jumpsuit and name tag that said jeffrey dahmer. no way anyone can wear that at home. >> greg: by the way you can do that with emily just put da

i were circling over this area jeffrey sachs, now commenting on the incident u. s. secretary of state, anthony lincoln said that i talking russian pipelines was quote, in no one's interest. he did, however, at the same time, welcome the e used recent efforts that distance itself from moscow's energy supplies. it's a tremendous opportunity to once and for all remove the dependence on russian energy and thus to take away from vladimir putin, the weapon ization of energy as a means of advancing his imperial designs. that's very significant. and that offers tremendous strategic opportunity for the years to come. though, while the u. s is likely to seize the opportunity to increase l n. g shipments to the u economist, dr. i k. hummer says europe's dependence on american energy supplies is risky. this is not only ridiculous, this is, this is totally wrong. and we what change the dependency on a monopoly monopolized on the u. s. l n g with crisis where we are not compatible in the world. so we would have to rely on us liquid natural gas. we not only rely on the most env

this is the usa jeff let's jeff stop now jeffrey i'm your moderator jeffrey that's enough.ashington was licking 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 are people sitting in comfort from my mansions in silicon valley they tell how to do business said kasparov and called the mask suffering from geopolitical blindness, but the billionaire immediately drilled the bastard. 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. croatian president uron milanovic refused to participate in the crimean platform uniform noted that they see a lot of cynicism and honesty in attitude towards the ukrainian people and will not be on the lakes that contribute to this farce maria skhodilka together. now we are returning to the topic of the explosion near th

jeffrey dahmer show people talk about which i'm not going near. they had a lot of new shows come out. all wall street cares about are the numbers. 200,000 subscribers lost. that was q1. q2, the second quarter down by 970,000 subscribers. when we remake this screen tomorrow what will that third number be? how much will they be able to add back? the company in july said they would add a million in the third quarter. the analyst community still little above that. a little above a million. that is the number to watch. netflix is trying a couple of new things. one is the ads, basic with ads they call it. three bucks more than the basic plan. that is add sported. we'll see if that moves the needle one way, shape or form. the second thing to watch is crackdown on password sharing. sew we'll see if there is any update on that on the call tonight, neil. i don't know if anybody in the wider cavuto clan is stealing your password. they say netflix is coming for them. neil: i did notice, connell, for you a well-traveled guy to leave out the fact we have anothe

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providing some pretty grim costume inspiration with people planning to dress up as serial killer jeffrey tell us what the retailer ebay is doing about this. >> so many people have come out and said that if you see somebody wearing a dahmer costume, say something, and simone biles, the olympic gymnast, she came out on social media saying do not wear dahmer costumes for halloween. like you see this every year, people want to be gruesome and scary, but retailers are saying we draw the line when it comes to real acts of violence with real people like jeffrey dahmer who murdered so many men in the late '80s and early '90s and ebay, like you said, sara, is the latest retailer to come out and say we're not going to be selling those costumes, and they have removed pretty much everything right now. there's some glasses that look like jeffrey dahmer glasses that are still up, but they've removed costumes and everything, and you're seeing people do this, and people are outraged. the families, many families of the victims have come out and said netflix, ryan murphy, they never approached us and aske