jerry a few things that ann arbor. we ran way back to and ronald wrote it all gets up when we throw up it back then plan to the in then we fly not the mature. or the nightmare war funny proud all about it. drenching artillery, hidden mines, walls of machine gunfire. meanwhile, montgomery's eight army cracked the merritt line. when we shook hands with his patrol patrols with over the crops of ram us army. tunisia, the crazy rumor got around that we were going to load on boats for home. we loaded on boats. all right. but. but really which believe me, with no place like home. this time, the beachhead was plenty rough. but after we broke through, the red one moved back from 18 pounds in 37 day. but. to take it, we had a trouble like it out in the mountains all along the way. like florida, pretty much on the ground. roughly 21. yeah, 21. jerry counterattack. it looked like this. we won. all right, but we made. after friday, they ended back to rain. no big general hubler. but they jumped again. we practiced for another week,

>> jerry. >> jerry. >> jerry. >> jerry. >> jerry. >> jerry. >> jerry. >> jerry. >> jerry. >> how do you> perfect. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: sometimes you have to give in. >> i guess. but, you know, it takes me back to when i was in the third grade. and i would -- i was in a catholic school. i kept telling the teachers, the nuns, what my name was. and they said, "no, your name is jerry." >> jimmy: see that, you got a message from the lord and you ignored it. [ laughter ] >> the message was the rap on the knuckles when i kept saying my name was gary. >> jimmy: that's why catholicism is dwindling, all the beatings. [ laughter ] >> that is true, it's a problem. >> jimmy: another bone i have to pick with you is you could have been my uncle, you didn't pick aunt chippy. she showed up, she got all dolled up. do we have video of that? she then passed out. [ laughter ] she fell asleep during the rose ceremony. yeah. so they had to make sure she was alive, actually. what was it about aunt chippy that you didn't like? and be honest. she can take it. she's sitting right here. >> there's r

trimmed down the outfit, but we cleaned out jerry. then, general landers, our new ct, pulled us out for our first rest in six months. you wouldn't believe it. even when we got back to belgium, we knew it was too good to last. now, it didn't. whether jerry bt drained out, hold the northern shoulder. mean weather, jerry beating his brains out attacking, and us counterattacking for keeps. after the bulge, we had the rhine river ahead of us. it looked like a big ditch, but the nice armor grabbed the bridge at the margin and we got over fast. after that, we threw oaway the brakes and kept rolling. right through the belly of germany. czechoslovakia. and rather well, weakia. when the war was over in may, you know where we were? czechoslovakia. yeah. and brother, were we tired. the call the infantry the queen of battle. don't ask me why. you wouldn't say those guys look pretty, would you? >> not pretty, but they are real men. soldiers who do their job. ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> if you are enjoying american history tv, sign up for our newsletter using the qr

>>> david: i'm going to give that to jerry. >> jerry: it started with the tour where he had played sof this at the same time. reaction had the opportunity because we were playing in central park and a festival in canada near toronto. we go, let's do an experiment and let's try having a bigger band. i've been kind of hanging around in new york and i have met bernie i had produced nona hendrix and i was around with this guy, and one afternoon i said i will go out and hire some people. adrian, i called him and i called buster. bill and bernie and they'll go, sure, we'll do this. came back to the studio. the best band in the world. i can't believe it. then adrian went off to join king crimson we found alex weir sort of through quincy jones i think. and then we just kept doing it. we weren't sure we were going to continue but once we were on stage with the whole band, we were like, this is too much fun. too funky. we've got to keep doing this. >> stephen: i just found this out recently and i can't believe i didn't know this. the ed sullivan building is familiar to y'all. what did you do he

>> you know jer. >> jimmy: that's jerry being jerry. >> that's jerry for you. >> jimmy: do you get aers like this? >> i do. >> jimmy: that's why you moved? >> i moved to sunny california. i know you can't afford it yet, but someday, james. [ laughter ] someday if you work hard and free. >> jimmy: i love the idea of you in malibu. >> it is heaven. there's all these celebrities who live there who i stalk. i mean, sometimes run into. [ laughter ] and so, first of all, they have this thing called the malibu chili cook-off. they kind of try to act like it's this little neighborhood chili cook-off. oh, no. like, mel gibson shows up. he might kill you. [ laughter ] and allegedly -- allegedly -- we have our own celebrities. by the way, i do live in fear of some of my now neighbors, like sean penn. >> jimmy: what? >> i worship him but fear him. >> jimmy: oh, you know -- >> it's a healthy fear. >> jimmy: you don't need to fear sean penn. >> okay, who are you talking for, jerry? all right. and then also nick nolte. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, you've got to watch out for him for sure. >> you have to. wh

jerry a few things that ann arbor. we ran way back to and ronald wrote it all gets up when we throw up it back then plan to the in then we fly not the mature. nor. mines, walls of machine gun. >> it was a nightmare war. artillery, hidden mines, walls of machine gun fire. meanwhile. when we shook hands it was over. after tunisia the crazy rumor got around that we were going to load the boats for home. we loaded on boats all right. it was no place like home. this time the beach was rough. after we broke through it took 18 towns and 37 days. we had to stop and slug it out in the mountains. after 21 yes 21 it looked like this. we won all right, but we paid. after that they sent us back england. our new general put us through the hoops again. this speech we knew was going to be the payoff, the biggest show of all. we went out on june 6, 1944. normandy with we were getting some artillery, mortar, machine gun fire like >> i never think of omaha as a big town in nebraska, not anymore. it was a piece of beach in normandy where

mark it's not really. >> jerry jerry will do. it's not that. at 1030 with the papers. >> so hold that thought. mark at gbnews.com. what's your view ? gbnews.com. what's your view? and next up, why is nigel farage celebrating? find out these polls in the coming days or whether he's going to hold his nerve . his nerve. >> it's time now for the newsmaker and gb news star nigel farage is celebrating victory after being offered a bank account by lloyds bank after being sensation dumped for his political views by coots. the scandal saw the resignation of the parent company. natwest's chief executive , and the story chief executive, and the story drew attention to the many thousands of people who have seen their account abruptly closed. so is this a victory for free speech and the beginning of the end of cancel culture? let's speak to the spectator's brilliant columnist and the star of alexander marshall live on tv on youtube. alexandra marshall. alexandra, good news for nigel. and actually for lots of ordinary people . you know, i'd ordinary people.

then you, jerry and people can benefit from the country's wealth. people to, to the streets, to celebrate the return of the country is minister for the fast from the united nations general assembly, where he was stopped from giving a speech a diplomatic address that proud of condemning the un double standards in giving me she has possession acting as the united nations has done shows the lack of respect for our people, giving the floor to delegations from.

this has to do with jerry ford's demise. how he lost the election. it was often said that he was not his own man. he kept the nixon cabinet in place. do you have any comments on that? >> there is a good reason why he kept the nixon cabinet in place because he wanted to make sure this is not an inside coup. he was fully aware that no one had elected him as vice president or president. so for him to come in and say, i got you to change, he had no mandate to do that. it was very clear that richard nixon was the one who was about to be impeached. that nixon was at the center of all of this. that nixon and the watergate scandal involved a couple members of the cabinet. but for the most part, it was people who worked in the whitehouse. so to keep the other members of the cabinet was entirely brokered but you are absolutely right. it did hurt his political chances. it allowed people who are not inclined to vote for him or who are on the fence are people who thought that there was this deal say, well, he is just coming in and he is taking over nixon's govern

so it cost jerry ford a lot in the short term to make this decision. but i really don't get any sense that he agonized over it much. it was the right thing to do, and it might cost me the presidency, but i have never said that the presidency is my highest goal in politics. so he makes the decision, and he abides by the outcome. now -- and i should say, that for the next 45 years a general belief in the public at large was, it was probably a good idea. ford's decision was right. but, for reasons that you might very well appreciate, in the last five years or so, people have started to think, you know, maybe that wasn't such a good idea. because we're still in a confused state of mind about whether the president of the united states can be prosecuted. is the president above the law or not? we've never tested it. and if it there ever was going to be a clear test, that would have been the time. so whether gerald ford's decision to pardon richard nixon was good for the country seems a little bit less clear now than it did then. but there's an interesting thi

seinfeld, let's bring jerry out!n i have tonight. all i have is jim gaffigan. >> jim: but this is us talking about going to dinner, it sounds like -- but with jerry seinfeld and was stand up, it's like we have been talking about touring together since before the pandemic. so it was one of those things where we were like -- because we love to just talk comedy and craft and stuff like that. so that some of why we are doing the shows it so that we can hang out and just nerd out to. you know what i mean? >> stephen: that's really pleasant. well, jim, thank you for being here. lovely to see you. give my best to jeannie. tickets to his "barely alive" tour are on sale now, and you can watch "dark pale" on prime. it's jim gaffigan, everybody! we'll be right back with a performance by carolin polachek. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ we made it! bmo has arrived. hello? you said it. hello to more ways to save money, grow your wealth, grow your business. just what we needed, another big bank. not so fast. how many banks do you kn

jerry ford was not like that at all. jerry ford to be pretty comfortable, his own skin, he was very solid citizen. he was a very solid member of congress. he had been several years the minor party leader in the house of representatives. his ambition the height of what he hoped for his political career was to become speaker of the house. but he understood that that depended on a lot himself because the republicans are going to have to win a majority in the house of representatives, which had not had for decades. and in fact, he was on the verge of retiring when nixon lost, lost when nixon's vice president, spiro agnew, had to resign because of a scandal actually unrelated, to watergate per se. but it got swept up into the whole thing. and so nixon is looking someone, the republican party, looking for someone who's, honesty, devotion to the national cannot be questioned and probably part of this, but also a part of the appeal is. and who doesn't have obvious ambition is to be the next president of the united states, becaus

richard says. >> i mean, i hope ben and jerry's complaining now jerry's will be complaining now thatd about them. so much their channel, ruining much on their channel, ruining their brand. >> maybe he's beyond suing you. >> maybe he's beyond suing you. >> they'll suing suing >> they'll be on suing us, suing us mentioning them the us for mentioning them at the start the programme, start of the programme, john said, business talking said, i had no business talking about to close down bars about wanting to close down bars in of commons. in the house of commons. >> when i opened my own one here. but richard, you're a smart point out the key smart guy. you point out the key difference. you say, michelle, your is subsidised by your drink is not subsidised by the yes, that is the taxpayer. yes, that is indeed correct. right so i've been running a competition the whole time. as to what time paul got back from nonnich . let me got back from nonnich. let me just squeeze this in, because in a second i want to talk to you about the weather. and before i do, i don't remember for do, i've i don't

>> no, jerry , i'm shocked. >> no, jerry, i'm shocked. absolutely not. apologise for refusing to call hamas terrorists ? hamas terrorists? >> yes. yes >> yes. yes >> okay. so can we just go back on the live means live because there's a lot of confusion over this, julian, when it's in the press and the press. >> i mean, you just can't believe a word. >> you're a solicitor. so that's why i put it in barrister. >> barrister and i specialise in crime and i do lots of cases like this. you get a life like this. you get a whole life sentence. the whole sentence. yes. and the whole life sentence means the key is thrown yeah. also, the thrown away. yeah. also, the other when people say other thing. when people say life should mean life, very often given well, often when you're given well, always when you're given a life sentence , you actually can't be sentence, you actually can't be considered for parole until you've served that determinate sentence . and it's much, much sentence. and it's much, much less it's much more punitive sentences now than there was back

jerry on the bass towards independence. but this was achieved at a colossal price. algeria by rights is considered to be a country of martyrs. according to the calculations of historians, the french colonists are responsible for the depths of one and a half 1000000. l. jerry and you are watching the 360 view on your host, scotty. now hughes and we are back with our guest. a film producer author act was popular podcast host and human rights worker jason jones. jason, thanks so much for continuing this conversation. do you feel like the christian charges doing enough to help their brother? and i mean, there are emissions all the time to help members of other religions. should they be focusing more on their own? you know, that's a great question. and i, you know, the answer to that question it's, it's a disgrace. you can drive out of washington dc and you can see some of the historic protestant churches find the rainbow flag, but not a word for the church. and nigeria not a word for the church in china, and that will work for

and resolve its political crisis. despite earlier statements from the all jerry and foreign ministry that means mandatory need as we'll review the all just that. now the move was discussed during a meeting held last week in new york and the chaise. nolan neva has suggested a 6 month transition plan with the goal of creating political agreements that will be acceptable to all parties. however, the emmys need is clarified that they will be the ones to decide the timeline of each session. meanwhile, the president of all jerry a has one against 84 in ministry action in the shaft following pulse with its african navy. but these as covering head of state general attorney dictated but france is not the only country in the world. the statement comes asked me i made dispense itself from its former course, the ruler by the retro recall historic side interview given for the 1st time in one of the countries local languages in the summer. but need to discuss the reason for the cooling news as well as the republics aspiration to move forward. and. ready the new partnerships with all the countries

according to the all jerry, as all u. s. foreign ministry that the move was discussed during the meeting held last week in new york. the new jazz, know the neighbor has suggested this 6 months. the session planned with the goal of creating political agreements that would be acceptable to all parties. however, the i'm is media is clarify that they will be the ones to decide the timeline of any session while the president of all julia has one against $84.00 in military action in this shape. and following ports with its off like a neighbor, the chaise college head of state, general gianni dictated but frauds is not the only country in the world. the statement comes as the on the defensive itself, from its former colonial ruler. now in a historic interview, given for the 1st time and one of the local countries local language, this is alma, the need to discuss the reasons for the cooling the j as well as the republics aspirations to move. busy forward in building new populations with all the countries from the junk we don't, t

jerry has proposed a 6 month transition page from military to civilian route. they say the acceptance of this initiative pays the way towards a peaceful resolution. members, all of this as presidential god ousted the countries democratically elected leader in july of last thing is the head of the hell up program at the cast foundation. he says he's confident about all jerry's ability to act as mediator and ease the political and such and see. the idea has a decent chance to work out a solution. they're much more credible than the west african brook e, cause because they're not close to the fonts. and jerry, i've accident tyson didn't use an address to the current government to all parts of society. it's invested. lloyd says sells on neighbors. so they're really keen on is that something is the ability india against the military intervention so that they have it and probably you know, be received well by the chair and government will notice that at some point they have to store, i gave you a call, was made the mistake of really raising the stakes by strengthenin

the criminal barrister former tory mp barrister and former tory mp jerry the author and jerry hayes andoadcaster michael crick. jerry reform, the civil service perennial subject. when you start this report, civil servants of god, isn't this wonderful? >> this is something new. no. what they did, they actually went into the safe, picked out something which came along under harold wilson. this was all done by harold wilson . and of course, by harold wilson. and of course, he didn't work because he wanted to break up the treasury and the fiscal bit and the budget bit. everyone wants do that won't everyone wants to do that won't work everyone's been work because everyone's been through who's through the treasury. who's a senior servant. they have senior civil servant. they have to it anyway. wilson to do it anyway. harold wilson set the department of set up the department of economic affairs under george brown , who unfortunately was brown, who unfortunately was drunk most of the time. brown, who unfortunately was drunk most of the time . so it drunk most of the time. so it didn't work. it

. >> jerry was a chiropractor. he liked the feel of the small town, especially when you are building a practice. >> what was life like for you at that time, when you think back to the '80s? >> it was kinda nuts. kids were in different sports, dance -- it was just a really wild time. >> you can see, four kids, it was pretty busy. >> yeah, it looks like it. >> but they were fun. look at those smiles. >> stair steps too with their ages. >> yeah. >> in 1989, amy was 13. jacob was 11. trevor was 10, and carmen was 8 years old. >> we bought this house in the woods. it just felt very peaceful here. >> i grew up right next door to the wetterlings. all of the siblings in the wetterling family had a very close relationship. >> i was a stay-at-home mom. we just played. it was fun. >> trevor, you gotta get down low, so it'll -- >> okay, wait. we got to go down. >> i think the favorite video is when jacob portrayed me reading the newspaper. >> daddy. >> what? >> i hit a ball and accidentally broke the window. >> that's okay. we

>> no, jerry , i'm shocked. >> no, jerry, i'm shocked. absolutely not. apologise for refusing to call hamas terrorists ? hamas terrorists? >> yes. yes >> yes. yes >> okay. so can we just go back on the live means live because there's a lot of confusion over this, julian, when it's in the press and the press. >> i mean, you just can't believe a word. >> you're a solicitor. so that's why i put it in barrister. >> barrister and i specialise in crime and i do lots of cases like this. you get a life like this. you get a whole life sentence. the whole sentence. yes. and the whole life sentence means the key is thrown yeah. also, the thrown away. yeah. also, the other when people say other thing. when people say life should mean life, very often given well, often when you're given well, always when you're given a life sentence , you actually can't be sentence, you actually can't be considered for parole until you've served that determinate sentence . and it's much, much sentence. and it's much, much less it's much more punitive sentences now than there was back

jerry brown, the son, and i would say phil burton, john burton, willy brown, pelosi and boxer.n the mount rushmore of california politics, and dianne feinstein would be right in the middle of all of this. >> very much so. very much so. agreed. thank you very much, university of san francisco political science professor james taylor for joining us. >> thank you. >>> the largest health care strike in u.s. history enters its second day. nationwide, some 75,000 kaiser medical employees, x-ray and pharmacy techs are holding the three-day strike. the main sticking point are wages and staffing levels. kaiser says while the settlement is still not reached, it does have some tentative agreements with the union including one on minimum wage. the hospitals and emergency rooms they remain open today. >> new overnight, at least 49 people are dead following a missile strike in ukraine. officials in the war-torn country say the attack happened at a grocery star and cafe in the kharkiv region. it would make it among one of the worst attacks since the russian invasion. officials posted footage

and jerry and saying that who's felt the phonics back home? i'm finally september and this is a free max. the, the cities tend to buy a found to, to buy easy or the great thing he could bring the i'm the kitchen bags and it is out by providing employment opportunities for women is eco friendly and fair bags for men, women for work or for going out and produced locally in ethiopia. impossible? well, not for cute is just by a cute is founded to be up here in 2019. in this suburb of addis ababa sheet is created 31 jobs for women, microsoft. after this, we use these fabrics for different states defense of fox. so click on manage with the mesa. she just had the idea to start a business 5 years ago. at that time, she was a student and she was living in this area which is known for this big dump site in 2017 a land site on the site cause the death of at least 130 people. after this event, she just wanted to do something for the neighborhood. one of the reasons why that happened with the existence of plastic fonts in the garbage we. so it's at that ti

jerry brown. similarly going on a trip there to try to bolster those climate change collaboration options. so something that, again, gives governor newsom an opportunity to sort of build that foreign policy experience. but at the same time, not unprecedented given that california's decisions on climate policy, things like requiring the sale of all new electric vehicles by 2035, really do have global implications. and we've seen that international cooperation on technology and that type of thing for decades now. and so this does build on a fair amount of precedent for this type of thing and certainly makes sense with california for having the fifth largest economy in the world and obviously being the most populous state in the union. >> i want to talk about what we were discussing earlier of newsom continuing to kind of raise his profile. right. he's walking a real fine line, undoubtedly trying to get more name recognition here at home and abroad. and he's certainly looking presidential. right. but

well, you but jerry, wrong. 27 you can, but jerry, wrong. 27 times 30.but who cares ? cares? >> i mean, it's of mind erasing irrelevance . really is. irrelevance. it really is. >> so? >> do you think so? >> do you think so? >> no, i do. i'll tell you why. because talk crude polish because let's talk crude polish ticks. it's the people on ticks. now. it's the people on the street who are struggling with their mortgages, are with their mortgages, who are struggling feed their struggling to feed their families. they're not going to worry about the imf, the markets are the people who decide what's going to happen to the interest rates at the end of the day, what people want to do is to feel good. and this is the thing that's so important . we've got that's so important. we've got to get inflation down. i know you love all this tax cut stuff, but you know, for £143 a year, mind erasing irrelevance as well. the end of the day, people want to feel good. that's the job of the government. now, lower inflation and people will feel that's why this matters because a

well, you but jerry, wrong. 27 you can, but jerry, wrong. 27 times 30., but who cares ? cares? >> i mean, it's of mind erasing irrelevance . really is. irrelevance. it really is. >> so? >> do you think so? >> do you think so? >> no, i do. i'll tell you why. because talk crude polish because let's talk crude polish ticks. it's the people on ticks. now. it's the people on the street who are struggling with their mortgages, are with their mortgages, who are struggling feed their struggling to feed their families. they're not going to worry about the imf, the markets are the people who decide what's going to happen to the interest rates at the end of the day, what people want to do is to feel good. and this is the thing that's so important . we've got that's so important. we've got to get inflation down. i know you love all this tax cut stuff, but you know, for £143 a year, mind erasing irrelevance as well. the end of the day, people want to feel good. that's the job of the government. now, lower inflation and people will feel that's why this matters because

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so the the military leaders in these you will examine, then all jerry, a mediation in transition time, according to the countries for an ministry at the move was discussed during a meeting held last week in new york. nice is no, the neighbor has suggested a 6 month transition plan with the goal of creating political agreements that would be acceptable to all parties. however, they, i'm, is need, is clarified, that they will be the ones to decide the timeline of each session. while the president of all jerry has warned against 84 and ministry action is yet not fully impulse with it's often neva, new jays car and head of states general. it's scanning the kid that france is not the only country in the world of the statement comes as the army dispense itself from its former colonial ruler in a historic interview given to given for the 1st time. and one of the countries local languages in the summer. the need to discuss the reasons for the cooling the j, as well as the republics aspirations to move forward and building new partnerships with other countries. some of the junk moons on the fr

. >> jesse: $1 million to make a sidewalk wider for jerry nadler?> jesse: i don't care who the speaker is i just want the next speaker to be the kind of guy when the check comes to the table they go to the bathroom i want the most. [inaudible] -- -- tightfisted pennypinching guy we can get were a girl i want my father to be speaker. just getting because we looked under the hood and all of these politicians republican democrat are all asking for goodies and we still go to the earmark request the pork is crazy in california a 2 million-dollar bike lane why does that cost $2 million right on the side of the street like they do here in manhattan or if they need their own lane, painted. jerry nadler instead wants to spend $1 million to widen his sidewalk sorry you let in the migrants send them home or go on a diet. widen the sidewalks? come on polo see one's $5 million to reimagine an entrance to the subway station. the subway entrance named after harvey milk that has to be fabulous. omar once a 4 million-dollar farmers market everyone that i have been t

you agree with that , jerry? agree with that, jerry?drive know the ford fiesta is 25 years old, is a bit i >> no, it's 16 years. we're worried about. >> yeah, i know. well, it's hitting people who can't. >> there we go. >> there we go. >> ford well, well , they don't >> ford well, well, they don't come back to this. in other news, our sovereign lord, the king, began a four day visit to kenya and was met by kenya today. and was met by william ruto. the president of kenya state house in the kenya at the state house in the capital. there have, however, been trip been concerns about the trip being overshadowed calls for being overshadowed by calls for his apologise for the his majesty to apologise for the british legacy as british colonial legacy as recently as last year, kenyan lawyer wrote to the then duke of cambridge, now prince wales, cambridge, now prince of wales, demanding for the demanding an apology for the atrocities committed the atrocities committed by the british during the 1950s against the mau mau uprising. ing a lawyer who

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jerry on the bass warrants independence. but this was achieved at a colossal price. algeria by rights is considered to be a country of martyrs. according to the calculations of historians, the french columnists are responsible for the debts of one and a half 1000000 algerians didn't yahoo tell us by we have to go into gaza and rules out negotiations in turn . fighting says we stand with israel, we stand with israel. so it's clear piece isn't the 1st priority, but it's also a the agenda, his potential genocide, the 50 years earlier. another point though he can student matriculate at harvard, federal i'll be so compass. in 1921, he graduates from harvard law school with the highest grade point average in his class privilege minds, a pottery glass produced and was not recognized as such because you know, he was blind for reading. so not i am the after harvard. i'd be so campus returns to for don't recall where he witnesses the us controlled sugar, cartels, extracting higher profits from plantation workers than any other place i

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eir jerry nadler obviously not a bike rider. y nadl >> instead, nadler wantser to spend $1,000,000 to widen his sidewalk. >> sorry, jerry, you let in the migrants. you either send them home or seh you go on a diet, widen the sidewalks, coma diete on. >> pelosi wants 5 million to re-imagine an entrance to a $5bway station. the subway entrance is named entr milk in san francisco's gerber hood. >> so it has to be fabulous. >> but i could reimagine a new entrance for a lot less than five mill. >> ilhan omar wants a $4 million farmer's market every. >> farmer's market. i've been to a bunch of tents with a tablen to, some honey, some rhubarb. >> $4 million for a minneapolis farmer's market. does she even know. rmers ma how much money? 4 million is.w and omar wants another 4 million for george floyd square. yeah, george floyd has his ownow intersection after that kind of money. >> that intersection better look like the miracle mile when they're done with it. tter looaoc wants $3 million toy if a bard should be removed from the harbor,

jerry, on the bass towards the independence. but this was achieved at a colossal price. algeria by rights is considered to be a country of martyrs. according to the calculations of historians, the french colonists are responsible for the depths of one and a half 1000000 algerians. the blood collapsed in bags. yeah, a lot. i got hit like 3 times and i still gotta put in my bag the day and taking it out of the my sign or whatever. leave that alone is satisfied loan. don't know where i didn't know. i hit the ground. ok. so i get off and get up. i hit brief, i looked at the side, it was k, i started grab whatever you see huffman, like no, no gas or she like the old i get up. i get the film a shot pays. i'm a some. and i fell, i had to pick up this book. the last came trying to grab me on the right. okay. let me uh see on the home. are you sure um yeah, around the ground. oh, tell me, i gotta wait. 2 more minutes. will ambler does it? yup. uh for the 4th issue there are saves, and i was just gonna let this pass out like that immediat

jerry, on the back towards independence. but this was achieved at a colossal price. algeria by rights is considered to be a country of martyrs. according to the calculations of historians, the french colonists are responsible for the depths of one and a half 1000000 algerians. the at least 3 people are reportedly wounded this friday and a how much rocket strike on the residential building. intel of the a while exposing slide off the night sky overhead sales the palestinians, death and soul finds through over 7000 with overwhelms hospitals, working to keep up with the flow of casualties from is riviera, strikes local and state shelter. there more often this of like any of the families have been relocated to a presumably secure place. my parents home, the houses for your families in the morning. the house was born on the idea of confirmed this, the killing of a most intelligence leader. it say's is responsible for organizing the october 7th mazda attack.

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of >> jerry that must be right.civilised civil allied nafions >> civilised civil allied nations are trying to sort out this terrible conundrum . at the this terrible conundrum. at the end of the day, hamas wants the destruction israel . they want destruction of israel. they want the death of every single jew man , woman and child . man, woman and child. >> but there are over 2 million people living in gaza , the people living in gaza, the majority of whom are not terrorists and probably don't support terrorists . support terrorists. >> of course, you're absolutely right . but we know that >> of course, you're absolutely right. but we know that hamas use hospitals. we know they use orphanages to hide their weapons . and it's an impossible task for israel. >> and the prime minister said yesterday, which is really important, that the hospital that was damaged was almost certainly be a hamas rocket and not an israeli bomb. and that israel initially was blamed for this great atrocity. so it's really important that people

and then look at this beauty to the back of the end zone, to jerry judy okay , just okay. now that's javonte williams again. but he also had a touchdown to jerry. judy that was beautiful. >> bringing their lead to 14 to 3. you're just rubbing it in at this point. by the fourth quarter, the broncos widened their lead to 21 to 9 with another pass from wilson to courtland sutton. oh, there it is, 28 yard field goal from wil lutz sealed the final score 24 to 9. >> the question burning on everyone's mind right now is do we blame this on taylor swift? travis kelsey's good luck charm was nowhere to be seen, apparently blowing off the game for tmz because her eras tour is resuming in november. and sources say she's got to get back into that tour mode. >> oh, you mean she can't just drop everything to be at chiefs games? >> apparently not. hopefully she has sunday ticket, though, because she can watch. >> well before the game. >> sunday ticket had a ton of issues as it did today. so many issues i noticed. >> okay. but before the game, he was averaging 108 yards when she attends onl

jerry on the bass warrants independence. but this was achieved at a colossal price. algeria by rights is considered to be a country of martyrs. according to the calculations of historians, the french colonist are responsible for the debts of one and a half 1000000 algerians. the in the same theory as 2003 williams called richard, who had worked for 7 years as a weapons in spain to any rock, made a sensational statements that day would change his life forever. the purpose of pulling pals presentation tomorrow is to destroy international trust and confidence in weapons inspections. and that's a darn shame. i think an american invasion of iraq is the best recruiting poster that was on the line. and i've tried to deliver have, and you know, this is going to lead to more without, in the, i'm obligated to defend the constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic. and when the greatest threat to the customers in comes from the united states government, that's my responsibility to speak out to do it. i can to call out this t

it's allowed generations of idiots to get softer than jerry mad in nadler -- jerry nadler's jogging bra. three rings are linking the oceans and we better wake up to it. guess what, none of them are climate change or white supremacy. the first is social media, which collapses boarders between us and foreign radical ideologies and not just about eating tide pods and creepy fans sharing pictures of my feet, though i appreciate it. it's a toxic mind virus that has one side to the other subhuman. now before social media when some of the major crazies decided to spread their views here, they had to get on a boat. now they just got on facebook or get re-tweeted by john cusack. the natzis tried in the 1930s with the german american bunt. in the 1950s soviet tried to create what stallen called useful idiots and funding the party of america and abc does the same thing by funding these idiots. today however, social media reaches our most vulnerable, our young and stupid who end up believing that some of the worst ideas in the world will make the world better. many end up voting for the worst kind

jerry? >> it should be allowed to continue and not with a short one month, two month kicking the can down the road. there needs to be a long-term reauthorization. 5 years, 10 years is in order. >> right. miss norris , if the world became carbon neutral by 2050, do you believe that would solve a lot of the problems of the costs of flood insurance and casualty insurance? >> senator, that is a pretty loaded question. i am not a scientist, but that is a wonderful thing to think about. i would love to know we could get there. >> well, i have thought about it and hopefully you have too. since you don't want to answer my question, mr. heller , what do you think? >> it'll not solve the crisis we have now but as discussed earlier we are trying to make risk plans for years in the future, so we have to begin to solve the problem in the meantime. >> all right, you don't think it will solve the problem? >> not today's problem. we need to take -- >> how about you, mr. jerry? >> it is a different issue, on