i went to see the jerry louis telethon, but i was never on the jerry louis stella thon. >> i have to the greatest moments of my life. one time i did it like '92 or '93. my series was on. wasn't very popular. i went to do the telethon and he said, "why don't they introduce us --" ed mcmahon was the announcer. "ladies and gentlemen, here's jerry." you walk out from one side, i'll walk out from the other." and we do that. it's on youtube. >> jimmy: that's great. did you socialize with jerry at all? >> no, he did "comedians in cars." >> jimmy: right. >> that was his last interview. >> jimmy: oh, wow. >> he died a couple of months after we did that interview. >> jimmy: what kind of shame was he in? >> not good. >> jimmy: not good is it. was it hard -- no, listen -- >> he was great, i was being -- [ laughter ] in the episode, he orders bacon. he orders a pile of bacon. like a football of bacon. and i go, "you know, that's not the greatest thing for you." >> jimmy: yeah? >> and he went, "really? i didn't know that." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, turns out you were right. >> yeah. >> jimmy: w

jerry call an affront. now. jerry hayes. yes.th impartiality, the bbc has got lots of problems. and, you know, i think all three of us have worked for the bbc and we know the sort of hoops we have to jump to be impartial. sometimes it just doesn't work. i don't think there is an inherent anti. i think there's an inherent anti—government bias in the bbc and is that every government or this one? i think every government, i think every government. and that would be healthy wouldn't it. yeah, it would be. but i mean, the hoops we used to jump through, i mean, gosh , liz, when you were, when gosh, liz, when you were, when you were doing stuff on the radio for them, i mean, you used to jump through hoops, didn't you? well i what i found was, that it's the people who work there are very cosseted, i'm talking about in broadcasting house in london as opposed to, you know, some of the regional stations, but where i've also worked . but, you know, you get worked. but, you know, you get somebody who'll go in there burning 300 and, you know,

[crowd boos] [chanting jerry, jerry, jerry] >> again, a lot of you are thinking i can't believe theyhis guy. [laughter] too late. i say use your privilege. i grew up a jewish boy from new york that is a privilege if you want to be a comedian. [cheers] >> thanks. >> alana was one of those graduating yesterday and she joins us now. were you surprised to see this happening? jerry sign spelled obviously jewish. he talked about october 7th attack. but he hasn't been out there talking about the war at all. so, why did they target him? >> you know, given jerry's very outward zionism and openly judaism, i can't say i am surprised given these protests. it's obvious they oppose his point of view. but these students definitely went in there they completely violated duke's rules. made it clear to students that they are not allowed to bring any any signs and flags. and the students complete lid violated the rules of duke university. >> lawrence: you said you were not going to allow them to win. it looks like the crowd overall at duke university supported jerry. >> absolutely. what you are not see

jerry call an affront. now. jerry hayes. yes.th impartiality, the bbc has got lots of problems. and, you know, i think all three of us have worked for the bbc and we know the sort of hoops we have to jump to be impartial. sometimes it just doesn't work. i don't think there is an inherent anti. i think there's an inherent anti—government bias in the bbc and is that every government or this one? i think every government, i think every government. and that would be healthy wouldn't it. yeah, it would be. but i mean, the hoops we used to jump through, i mean, gosh , liz, when you were, when gosh, liz, when you were, when you were doing stuff on the radio for them, i mean, you used to jump through hoops, didn't you? well i what i found was, that it's the people who work there are very cosseted, i'm talking about in broadcasting house in london as opposed to, you know, some of the regional stations, but where i've also worked . but, you know, you get worked. but, you know, you get somebody who'll go in there burning 300 and, you know,

why do we have a jerry?hat is the question and something we want you to talk about this morning as well, our founding fathers put it in the constitution. the judge in the hush money case gave the jury very specific instructions. these are some of the instructions. your verdict on each count you consider whether guilty guilty must be unanimous in guilty however, you need not be unanimous on whether the defendant committed the crime personally or by acting in concert with another or both. on those instructions the former president took issue. untrue social he wrote it is ridiculous, unconstitutional and un-american the highly conflicted radical left judge is not requirg unanimous decision on the charges against me brought by soros backed d.a.. a third world election for interference hoax is what he has to say. the washington post writing about the former president comments on truth social. the judge said the jury must be unanimous whether trump is guilty or not guilty of each specific falsifying business recor

. >> he was the first to investigate coast jerry sandusky. could there be a link between that case and his disappearance? >> somebody knows something or a lot of somebodies do. somebo >> hello and welcome to dateline. ray gricar was the first to invest in applications coast jerry sandusky sexually abused the child long before the scandal made headlines. seven years later he mysteriously disappeared. the strange turn of events left people asking was there a connection? here is lester holt with the case of the missing d.a.. >> the clues are tantalizing. a sporty red car. a speck of cigarette ash. battered hard drive. >> it absolutely is a mystery. >> what do those clues say about the sudden disappearance of the district attorney who left them behind? his name is ray gricar. when he vanished in 2005 it was a big story. >> the prosecutor who vanished on friday is still missing. >> and now his story linked to an even bigger one. seven years before he went missing ray gricar decided not to prosecute jerry sandusky for the first known allegation of

>> jerry , what amy means. >> jerry, what amy means. >> jerry, what amy means. >> well, that's a goodow, if she was made of ice cream, she'd eat herself. i mean, that's, you know, the problem there , piers morgan was probably there, piers morgan was probably right. i think poor old harry is a very damaged young man. any young man who had to follow the coffin of his mother when you were 11 years old is going to be damaged. and we, you know, he's he's broken away from his dad andifs he's broken away from his dad and it's a family tragedy . and it's a family tragedy. >> but are they behaving like a royal couple in nigeria? is the point. and if so, why should what they want? >> well , why should do you know, >> well, why should do you know, i really don't care. i really , i really don't care. i really, really don't care. i want prince charles. i want the not prince charles. i want the not prince charles the king to get well. i want , kate to get well. and want, kate to get well. and i want, kate to get well. and i want them to be a happy family. i'd love them to be reunited . i'd love the

you just left jerry seinfeld. you didn't get to hear what jerry seinfeld's advice was.ggest start of the 90s besides greg. let's shiny but still gleaming. this guy is wealthy. he has a young wife and is a celebrity. don't you want to learn from someone like that? what he did is they key to life is hard work, relationships and exercise. he is right. i would only add one thing, f food. inflammation, judge. not you personally. we could all use better diets. they were choosing ignorance. anybody knows you never choose ignorance. you stumbled upon it like me sometimes. >> judge jeanine: katie, duke university was very different from the kids at columbia. what do you attribute the difference to? is it columbia, the administration building. duke is totally different. a few malcontents walk out, but they are pretty much yelling "jerry." >> katie: geography. columbia is in new york city. duke is in north carolina. jerry seinfeld is someone who stopped going to college campuses a long time ago to do stand up because it would be like this. the majority of students around the count

address. [ [bo [booing] >> jerry, jerry, jerry!elieve they invited this guy. too late. i say, use your privilege, i grew up a jewish boy in new york, that is a privilege if you want to be a comedian. thanks. >> carley: cheryl casone from fox business here with details. jerry seinfeld got booed. >> cheryl: jewish commode comedian who has been public about his support of israel. this is a bigger issue, these are same college students that may be getting their student debt forgiven because of the pres president. some say that is pandoring to -- i hope courts overturn this illegal policy. jerry seinfeld talked about life, work hard, pay attention, fall in love. not disrupt a commencement speech. >> carley: after president biden announced he could withhold weapons from israel, bowman tweeted, protests are working, keep doing it. and queers for palestine, a lot to address there. >> todd: did not go well for the protesters. aoc reaching deep into the dictionary for hyper ventilation. >> cheryl: bernie sanders has a podcast. he and aoc sat

[crowd booing] [applause] [chanting jerry, jerry, jerry] >> brian: when you see his reaction and noticese leaving. giggles. went over to israel. pro-israel. got heckled at comedy club he was leaving. something he has dealt with his entire year. not saying he you can't handle it. noncontroversial comedian. most successful ever. if you watch his shown, if you have seen him do standup. you don't really ever see him taking a position on anything political. but he was out as a jewish kid growing up on long island, he was out and about for israel. >> ainsley: do you know what is interesting, brian, last week he was reporting that comedians, some of the older ones have been grandfathered in like larry stayed david, here is he still getting heckled. did he post "i stand with israel" on instagram. when you see students walk out, follow them. i will say being from the carolinas, i was proud of how -- i mean, there weren't a lot of people. there were only three dozen that did protest during that ceremony. >> lawrence: i think it's also important to not label this as anti-israel. this is anti-jewish

everyone, please welcome jerry seinfeld. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: jerry seinfeld. >> youause now i've done a movie, i've done -- i've done a lot of stuff. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but of the one thing, if i could do one thing, you know what it would be? >> jimmy: no. >> one sam rockwell entrance. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he makes a great entrance. >> i -- he makes the greatest entrance. i watch those videos over and over. you ever watch just a super cut of sam rockwell entrances? you got to do it. >> jimmy: he comes out, he does james brown. he does everything. he's always -- would you maybe next time? no, you would never do it. >> i can't do it. he's got a thing with his feet and his body. he's got a cute little body, and it's -- [ laughter ] and it's like a marionette body. it's suspended. >> jimmy: it's perfectly -- and he floats and he spins. >> he floats in the air and the feet are -- you know. >> jimmy: yeah, he's fantastic, he's great. >> yeah, he's fantastic. >> jimmy: are you a dancer, or do your -- >> no. >> jimmy: no. >> i used to be. a younger man. i used to like danc

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[booing] >> jerry, jerry, jerry. >> lawrence: stunning, why oppose him? he's not a political person, he said one thing when it came to october 7. his wife and him have gone to israel, he's just a jewish american that said what happened was messed up. you are protesting him, are these anti-israel protest or anti-jewish protest? >> steve: they planned as soon as he starts talking, get up and go, they wanted to make a statement. 99% of people in attendance were on jerry's side and yelling free, palestine. he is supporting his kids who go to school there. they give him an honorary degree, ask him to speak. he is one of the funniest guys in america. >> brian: put the sound up, you talk to a graduate, this is what she said from her seat. >> i can't say i'm surprised given protests, it is obvious they oppose his point of view, they violated duke's rules. they made it clear to students and these students violated rules of duke university. only 40 students walkut on, the entire stadium started yelling jerry's name. anyone to be targeted, i would be one of the firs

some people, you're like, how did jerry pull this off?rmous cast, and it is -- it really covers the spectrum of everyone. >> incredible cast. >> yeah. >> you made light in these politically correct times. >> yeah. >> i wrote this down. mussolini, jfk, the cuban missile crisis, jfk assassination. the aside about jfk jr., very gutsy, maverick. >> making progress. >> it's not to scale. >> what are you, 5 years old? little john-john draws better than that. i think there is something wrong with him. >> i'm just curious, how did that writing go? did you say, yeah, just throw in this line about jfk jr. because everybody is making jokes about him right now. >> yeah, that was a bill burr ad lib, and we loved it. it was really funny. >> i'm not surprised. >> i didn't know that. >> yeah. it got much worse. [ laughter ] >> he had roosevelt coming over for a naked swim in that scene, and we couldn't quite put the history of that together. >> yeah. >> eleanor roosevelt is coming over, and you're going to swim in the nude? what is that called, skinny-di

fbi agent jerry clark was 20 feet from wells. men people described as calm when he robbed the bank seemed increasingly anxious. >> he is pleading, can you get this thing off me. >> no one dared approach. the standoff lasted 30 excruciating minutes. then something happened. >> you hear a countdown beep >> very faintly. beep, beep, beep. a digital countdown timer. >> lamont king heard it also and grabbed a pair of binoculars and zoomed in on wells. >> i have him zoom in and i hear another beep. once i heard the second beep, he got agitated. >> the standoff had lasted 31 minutes. the clock was 3:18. the device locked around his neck exploded. >> i will never forget it. mr. wells fell back and i watched his chest and the air went out but never came back. i thought, this is a fatal situation. >> and debris sailing through the air? >> you can feel the precaution from the device. >> i felt a couple pieces hit around here. what sticks in my mind where the eyes going into the back of his head and he went down. >> he died moments after the

let's take off our clothes, jerry, jerry, and damn it, jerry come to me, where are you, jerry, jerry,let 's give the medal posthumously. the dog has gone crazy, really gone crazy from grief, psychology, first year, maybe the orderly has been called, collar, who is the collar? the collar is not the same, pack it! how did you scare me? so why did you scare me? i get it, i get it, i get it. i wasn’t at all offended by it, well, thank you very much, please, this size, maxim, hello, hello, so you found me, they say that dog handlers have a good sense of smell, okay, to be honest, i just made inquiries, inquiries, why, i wanted to know how the dog was doing, i’m glad that he found him, yes, but maybe you could still come to our classes with him? we seem to have established communication with him, this will be very useful for the dog, to learn to follow orders unquestioningly, this is very good for the dog. listen, stop it, give your food here, everything has already spoiled and throw it out in the trash. that's a smart girl wow, yes, you don’t need to train such a dog, but you come anyway,

alyona alyona and jerry hale of ukraine.the day before, during the rehearsal , a small curiosity happened. alyona alyona fell off the stage. the singers themselves showed this episode in their social networks and laughed at the situation. they remembered how jerry hale had been two years ago, too fell off the stage into the orchestra pit. at rehearsals and concerts, things are different. the main thing is to correct the situation in time. we fall, but we rise, and we go on - wrote alyona lona on her instagram. the semi-finals will begin. in the evening kyiv time, you can write in the comments whether you will watch it and cheer for ukraine, although we know that it is impossible to vote for your country, if you are directly in ukraine, if abroad, then you can support, and join our broadcast music producer, songwriter, evgeny triplov, mr. yevgeny, welcome to our broadcast, thank you for joining, good morning, katerina, will you watch eurovision today, of course i will, who will you vote for? well , of course i will cheer for

jerry: i mean it's fine if that's who you are. george: absolutely. jerry: i have many gay friends.s' gay. journalist: look i... jason alexander: and then you've got the outing. elaine: you know, just because you two are homosexuals... so what? jason alexander: the premise of that episode was a journalist was following jerry to do some sort of piece on him and got it into her head that jerry and george were gay lovers. george: what do you think of this shirt? journalist: it's nice. george: jerry said he didn't like it. jason alexander: and the minute that we understood that that was the impression we were giving; we went into overdrive to try and prove to her that that was the farthest thing from true. jerry: it was a joke. george: look you want have sex right now? do you want have sex with me right now? let's go! michael schneider: they really nailed the satire of the so-called gay panic. jerry: it's not true! it's not true! not that there's anything wrong with that. dan levy: the more we see things, the more normalized those things become. man: hello.. dan levy: whether it's sexua

——, jerry aid. it is weekly enough? --, jerry aid. it is artiall weekly enough? --, jerry aid.hat. _ weekly enough? --, jerry aid. it is partially that. it — weekly enough? --, jerry aid. it is partially that, it is _ weekly enough? ——, jerry aid. it 3 partially that, it is partially there's not enough air defence support existing or in trained to help the ukrainians defend their key cities, kharkiv most importantly right now, and also there just aren't enough ukrainian soldiers that are trained up in mobilise to be sent to the front line, so russia is a much bigger country, and ultimately their ability to continue to push this more is taxing the ukrainians mightily. they're very courageous and they are fighting in their defence and they're still willing to do it, god bless them, but as of right now, it's not looking good for these guys. hilary, the nato secretary-general- looking good for these guys. hilary, the nato secretary-general said - the nato secretary—general said yesterday in an interview that the allies have to get rid of their redlines. if the russians are approach

no secret jerry and pam did not get along after the divorce.ivorce, which by the way, she asked him to file since as a jehovah's witness, she wasn't allowed to. >> so then you filed for divorce? >> i filed for divorce. >> and now the police were calling. >> i told them i would be more than happy to talk to them. i said in about six hours, if you can be here to talk to me. >> nebraska, jerry had moved far away, which cleared him for sure. of course they need to look at shannon and aaron too they were cleared immediately. >> there was no one. the crime scene people found some things mind you. including a bloody fireplace that turned out to be the murder weapon. >> the marking on her head was the exact replica of the shape of the fire poker, the end of the poker. >> and they cataloged everything they found. broken glass in the back door. they even took the knobs off drawers and sent them to the lab hoping they left dna or fingerprint on them. then they came through it all. >> i thought i had a little version of the pentagon papers in a way. >>> co

jerry, jerry, jerry, jerry, jerry. >> again, a lot of you are thinking i can't believe they invited thisyork. that is a privilege if you want to be a comedian. thanks. >> so he was able to give the commencement address without further interruption. seinfeld has been vocal in his support for israel. in virginia, dozens of graduating students walking out of virginia commonwealth ceremonies after the governor took to the stage. they want the group to divest from israeli tied investors. howard university canceling graduation mid-ceremony for different reasons. parents and loved ones of graduating nursing students pounding on doors and smashing a window after the ceremony hit capacity. those locked out of the auditorium shown on video chanting let us in, let us in. university officials canceling the event during the keynote address. well, senator robert menendez corruption trial set to get underway. jury selection starts today. charges include accusations he participated in an international bribery scheme that involved gold bars, cash, a mercedes-benz. he pled not guilty. his wife will stand

jerry seinfeld responded to the protest in true comic fashion.the meantime, fighting is spreading to more areas of gaza. this morning, israeli officials have vowed to expand their operation against hamas fighters in the southern gaza city of rafah until a hostage deal is reached. us secretary of state antony blinken reiterated concerns sunday that israel lacks a credible plan to protect the more than 1 million palestinians who have taken refuge in that city since the war began. meanwhile, fighting has returned to northern gaza this airstrike, narrowly missing several journalists. the state department has released a report saying it's possible israel may have violated international law during the war. israel says it's doing everything it can to protect civilians. but some lawmakers are now intensifying their debate over whether israel deserves more u.s. aid. >> any objective observer knows, israel has broken international law. it has broken american law and in my view, israel should not be receiving another nickel in us military aid. there is no e

for jerry seinfeld to get protested, he's an american.than it is about anti- israel protesting. >> judge jeanine: this sunday biden is giving a speech at morehouse which is... apparently the students are not happy. one saying generally the feeling on the ground as we don't want him here. we are being used to score political points. >> one of the great problems in education in our society today whether it's education in school or what we like to do with our kids, it's a really unfortunate trend where we are encouraging people to only want to be around easy tables in life. one of the reasons i love being around this table is that the conversation is always -- it some kind -- sometimes can be a little combative but we all have a healthy conversation and i walk away having learned and i hope i am part something by making people think. even if he wasn't successful, the man has been -- has accomplished something in life and he has lived his life. he's had more ups then he's had downs. he didn't talk politics in his speech. he said find somethin

so these are jerry legal carl's final days in the house of representatives.ain in the house to come to our attention. but he had the misfortune yesterday of being the junior member assigned to the thankless task of mechanically presiding over the house when congressman jim mcgovern presented him with a challenge that jerry lee carl simply could not comprehend. >> yeah, mr . speaker, a few moments ago, i was admonished for stateing the simple pact that the former president was indicted by a grand jury and is on trial in a court of law. that is not my opinion. it is just the truth. so i have an inquiry mr . speaker. >> the gentleman will state his inquiry. >> has the chair determined its unparliamentary to state a fact? >> the chair is not in a position to determine the veracity of remarks made on the floor. members must avoid personality. >> well, that is unbelievable. last week during debate, a republican member of this house said and i quote, watch the former president of the united states being hauled into court day after day with a sham trial. end quote. h

this time it was jerry the giraffe who's having a little issue with his chewing.s jeanne moos shows us, it looks like that house call was a success. >> reporter: if you think adjusting a giraffe's neck would be a pain in the neck, listen for the crack, here's how this oklahoma chiropractor describes it -- >> it's a dream, it's the largest neck in the world. >> reporter: dr. whitley was called in because jerry the giraffe, owned by a private rancher, had a chewing issue. >> his jaw was not moving to the left. >> reporter: so dr. whitley stuck his neck out trying to adjust jerry's. what does it feel like to adjust a giraffe? >> their hair is poky and their tongues are really slimy. it's like a short-haired cactus. >> reporter: along with his human patient, dr. whitley specializes in animals, mainly dogs -- >> i heard that. >> reporter: -- but also chickens, and after dr. whitley adjusted this injured bat, he says it was once again able to climb and hang upside down. he's even adjusted sedated lions. like this one in south africa. skeptics say chiropractic has no bas

dozens of students walked out on jerry seinfeld's commencement address sunday. comedian was later cheered. [ crowd chanting "jerry" ] >> i say use your privilege. i grew up a jewish boy from new york. that is a privilege if you want to be a comedian. >> reporter: after the initial hamas attack of october 7th seinfeld posted on instagram, "i will always stand with israel and the jewish people," and visited the country back in december to show his support. duke releasing a statement that says in part, "we respect the right of everyone at duke to express their views peacefully, without preventing graduates and their families from celebrating their achievement." in southern california pomona chose a new location for graduation. protesters blocked the entrances. campuses have been dealing with scenes like this since october 7th. >> we deserve to know what our university's invested in. >> for many jewish students on campus we feel unsafe including myself. >> reporter: in a new survey 67% of students at the country's top schools say antisemitism is a problem and 38% sa

. >> massachusetts isn't the only word jerry lee carl junior of mobile, alabama, cannot pronounce.dea what he's doing up there at the podium and has to read every word he says, was elected to the house of representatives in 2020, and was defeated earlier this year and a republican primary by a fellow republican congressman from alabama who was redistributed out of the district and decided to take jerry lee carle's seat away from him and so these are jerry lee carle's final days in the house of representatives. it is very unlikely he will say anything again in the house to come to our attention, but he had the misfortune yesterday of being the junior member assigned to the thankless task of mechanically presiding over the house when congressman jim mcgovern presented him with the child's, that jerry lee carle simply could not comprehend. >> mr. speaker, a few moments ago i was admonished for stating the simple fact that the former president was indicted by a grand jury and was on trial in a court of law. that's not my opinion. it is just the truth, so i have a problem at your inquir

jerry: i don't want one! kramer: no there good... jerry: i don't want it.you want? you want comedy. kramer: take one! jerry: no! kramer stop it! jason alexander: and boom, there you go, a situation comedy. sheldon: bazinga! tim allen: this twenty -three minutes of magic. lucy: it's so tasty, too! tracy morgan: you fell in love with these characters. arnold: what chu' talkin' about willis? geri jewell: we need to laugh at ourselves. joey: you hide my clothes, i'm wearing everything you own. constance wu: laughter opens you up. haley: okay ready? surprise! [screaming and chaos] mara brock akil: the things that we might be afraid to talk about. bow: some people that were supposed to protect us didn't do the right thing. tim reid: like racism. son: so the cops are the bad guys? dre: yes. bow: no. kim fields: class wars ralph: money! i'm a millionaire. dan levy: and gender diversity... sarah: dad? maura: hi girls. ted danson: you can reach in and really touch people's hearts. dianne: i hate you sam: are you as turned on as i am? dianne: more! rainn wilson: wheth

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here's today's poll question inspired by a recent interview that jerry seinfeld gave to the new yorker seinfeld blames extreme left pc crap and people worrying about offending for the lack of comedy on tv. do you agree with jerry seinfeld plus it was a dark and stormy week for donald trump at his hush money trial as adult film actress stormy daniels took the witness stand, but are for the prosecutor successfully proving he's guilty of the crime that he's actually charged with falsification of business records. it's the subject of one of this week's exclusive editorial cartoons from my daily smerconish.com newsletter jack omen, the pulitzer prize winner, drew this for us umbra fail roma at that state capitol in atlanta. this if cnn muniz allergies don't have to be scary, it's right. flown a cent to ms daily for non drowsy, long-lasting relief. scent free, gentlemen slowness. >> all good. >> also try are allergy headache, and nighttime pills. right now, you can get a free foot-long. sap wait, just buy enough foot login to app and get one free. just scan the qr code and enter promo code f

host: jerry is concern -- guest: jerry's concerns are not unusual. i have a story on the washington post front page about how this happened over the last few years with the libertarian party, the takeover and the fallout. after the caucus took over there were a lot of libertarians who left the party. what we have seen is some delegates have felt like the party went tooar. delegate put it well. we were talking about what we had seen the and she said we will see what happens tomorrow. today, we don't know. to was a pendulum swing. when we go as r right as we've gone back to the left, or a balancing act? will we try to find middle ground within the party? host: talk more about the party and how they took over in 2022 and how they have changed the party direction or platform issues that have changed because of that. guest:arts in 2017. the unite tocharlottesville. that day the then chair of the libertarian party wrote a letter saying that we condemn racism. he was worried that there were people within the party who might be sympathetic to the people rall

and you can tell that they are talking now about taking that out, jerry, a draft resolution on rafa, which we don't have a lot of details about yet. but incorporating now in the i c j decision into that with the idea of perhaps getting something that they could circulate to the council members as early as this weekend maybe early next week is what i'm thinking. cuz there certainly is urgency and you say why was because the i c j clearly has jurisdiction. obviously clearly the decision is binding by the i c, j or the rulings are binding by the i c, j. but in terms of enforcement, the i c, j does not have any enforcement that is a job of the security council. and i think think that's why you're seeing the house standing in bass or now jerry and a bass through is the air representative on the security council right now. really pushing this forward to try to 1st, since the lack of better word, take advantage of this opportunity to really get something in front of a security council that can be voted upon the guidelines. you mentioned that the siege i rolling to actually be implemented. i

here's today's poll question inspired by a recent interview that jerry seinfeld gave to the new yorker seinfeld blames extreme left pc crap and people worrying about offending for the lack of comedy on tv. do you agree with jerry seinfeld plus it was a dark and stormy week for donald trump and his hush money trial as adult film actress stormy daniels took the witness stand but are the prosecutors successfully proving he's guilty of the crime that he's actually charged with falsification of business records. it's the subject of one of this week's exclusive editorial cartoons from my daily smerconish.com newsletter, jack omen, the pulitzer prize winner, drew this for us i'm more liebermann at the pentagon and this cnn one of my favorite supplements is kunal turmeric. >> turmeric helps with healthy joints and inflammation support and cute all has the number one doctor recommended form of turmeric kunal. the brand i trust i want a lot of businesses, so i wear a lot of hats my restaurants, my cat. >> you shop, and i also have a non-profit. but no matter what business i'm in, my network, in

as of the time of day, jerry nod larry now adler with jerry nod lower. who was a mighty congress person who, who is devoid of any even scintilla of reality is a jew or a member is saying, anti semitism is a violent or excuse me, probations against the thought. the for the i, the age of the bad you semitism is again, the notion of, of free speech is unconstitutional. i just heard you're not gonna believe this from the n y p, the police counter intelligence unit, a woman say that she's concerned about i. d is being discussed on campuses that deal with terrorism and get this people wearing scarves, heads, and bands associated with terrors. i'm going to get is this a co fee? yeah, i think he what is happening? one minute we have the n y, b, d, r, resting no one for anything. now we're talking about id ation. thought, and it's one last thing. it's not the thought police. i worry about is the 5 digit land to use because if you watch fox news, oh my god and we get what, what country am i live? well, yeah, exactly. mohammed into then again, you know, there were

labour aide stella santykiu , jerry, aide stella santykiu, jerry, come on, you turn if you want to .or turning, yes , because he is for turning, yes, because he was in a ridiculous situation. i mean, i don't care if someone wants to identify as a man or a woman, i really don't. but if they want to go into a woman's safe space, like a women's lavatory or a changing room, that's just wrong. there are a lot of people who feel not a lot of people. there are a tiny minority of people who do not feel happy in their bodies. and it's only right that after proper advice, medical and psychiatric advice , they could psychiatric advice, they could have the full transition. those people are entitled to call themselves whatever they want if they've had the transition. but it's all about women and men feeling safe. that's don't go mad over this , stella. mad over this, stella. >> how did sir keir, who is not a stupid man, get himself into such a tangle over this? i mean, the interview with nick ferrari is cringeworthy . is cringeworthy. >> yeah, i think he needed to clarify his position, and it has

saud jerry and zorov to the final match of tennis in rome. in the semi-final match of italy's 1000-point tournament, german alexandrov defeated chile's tabila 2-1 and qualified for the final match. in the other game of this stage , nicolas jerry, another chilean tennis player , defeated tommy poole from the united states and went to the final match . in this way, zorev and jerry must face each other tomorrow to win the championship trophy . basketball was followed in the semi-final stage of the conference. in the morning of this morning, the two teams of indiana and new york went against each other in the sixth game. in the end , indiana won 116/13 against the opponent and tied the overall result at 3. so the task of the saud team will be extended to the seventh game in this match. indiana scored 25 points, recorded 7 rebounds and five assists, and was the best player of his team. he contributed a lot to the team's victory. on the other hand, jaylon branson, a player from new york, scored 31 points and became the star of the field . point lea

jerry seinfeld is no stranger to assembling an all-star roster of talent.d," chronicles an alternate history of the invention of the pop tart. joe recently sat down with jerry and some of the "unfrosted" cast to discuss the making of the film and their experience working together. >> i grew up in a time and where cereal was king. i mean crisp versus quake. >> yes. crisp verse you quake that should have been in the movie. >> you had the games on the back. it really did have a huge cultural impact. >> yeah. >> we weren't fat then though. >> yeah. >> everyone was thin in the '60s. even with the same junk. i don't know what happened. >> you came up with this idea during covid? >> my friend who wrote "the soup nazi." >> not for you! no soup for you. >> said we used to joke for years about doing a movie about the pop tart. i used to talk about the pop tart in my comedy set. >> the biggest food thing that happened to me when they invented the pop tart, the back of my head blew right off. and just as a stupid idea. and he said let's talk about it. the and andy robi

guest: i think jerry has not focused on how this definition has been used by the u.s. government under previous administration's. there is a belief that anti-semitism is free speech nazi-ism is free speech, racism is free speech. but on campuses, we do have a rule that when that rises to the level to interfere with education, it is not allowed. just defining something as anti-semitic or racist or homophobic does not mean that it is illegal. it may in some cases be protected by the first amendment. but when it forms the basis of an effort to prevent jews from getting an education on campus, it is not only anti-semitic -- it is illegal. host: going to overseas foreign relations but staying on the topic of israel, expectations for anthony blinken as he travels to the middle east, to israel this week? guest: the israelis have made an offer for a cease-fire that is basically the position that hamas was taking a month ago. the release not of all the hostages -- but every hostage that is seized is a terrible violation of human rights. but the release of those who are wounded,

crowd started screaming to jerry!jerry! when you got a standing officials. as a mom in a junior in high school, duke, i'm looking at that school. >> trace: i am to, it is a great school per! arizona state university students joined the anti- israel encampment, jason ranch, while she got suspended so therefore she could not a graduated because you cannot take the final exam. she said the following, "i'm a little disappointed at being restricted from a lot of things right now that i did not expect to be were standing up for something that i believe in". maybe some but the trunks of what he should expand to her the consequences before you go into something like that because i think it was laid on pretty clearly and now it's like, i just -- oh, you knew. your thoughts can! >> eeve clearly new. not that i want to critique you but you read that without any tears and she was crying the entire time like a giant baby that she is. summary that very clearly does not understand that just because you think you are a hero and you'r

. >> broadcasting with ralph lawler is like playing music with bob dylan and jerry garcia and the grateful dead with the lufkin. >> we wish all of you well. those of you who are struggling, who were suffering, yes, we've been healed. we're at the lufkin. >> we are the conference of champions, commissioner silver said. >> bill translated his infectious enthusiasm and love for the game to broadcasting. i spoke to walton's longtime broadcast partner, roxy bernstein. i've just appreciative of the person that he is and was, and it he made this impression on my life that i don't i don't know if anybody else has had the same impact on me that bill's had. for more on the life and legacy of bill walton, we're joined by scott ostler, sports columnist for the san francisco chronicle. scott, appreciate your time. your coverage of bill goes back to your time at the la times. let's start with the impact bill had on the court at ucla and beyond.

and so i had the great privilege of meeting nick, bob and jerry. jerry. oh, to meet you. to meet you. pleasure to meet you guys. this is the first time nick, bob and jerry have returned to vietnam since they fought in the war. cheers. cheers. i want our audience to know the journey that it took to serve in vietnam. nick, tell me about your. it was a long journey. i have to college. i volunteered because i felt that that was the only option i had available. i had no clue what vietnam was about. i was with the u.s. army field depot and the name which was the largest coming in the vietnam war, 50,000 american soldiers. we were all young. i was fortunate enough to have a pretty good assignment, as bob will tell you about, you know, bob, why do you laugh when he says that? you would have never known we were both in the same war based on the lifestyles we had when we were here. everybody's jobs important. but he was in the supply world, and he lived in tonight going to the beach. he played volleyball. he had a vietnamese woman that did his laundry and starched his fatigues and

do you think that's resonating with the jerry? you got to see them up close, you think the jury is getting that? >> todd blanche is very methodical when he lays these things out. it could get a little tedious but the jury was dialed in. several members taking copious notes the entire day but to your point on cohen as a habitual member i am a member of the intel committee and forgot he lied to the intel committee about the russia hoax than lied to his lawyer about lying and then pled guilty, then lied to the judge about pleading guilty and that was just one episode. to have this peary mason moment blanche catches him on a lie on the stand about a phone call to donald trump which turns out it wasn't trump and cohen had just testified to the prosecution two days prior, not like he forgot. it was to trump's bodyguard about a totally different topic than what he said about the hush money and it was only 90 seconds long, all of which blanche called out so i think the jerry is dialed in. i won't feel good about it until this thing gets t

rice says his dad, jerry, of course, the hall of famer.ot that he was drafted in the seventh round out of usc, and jerry's going to help brendan become the best player he can be. >> the first words he said was time to go to work. and he said, i will be with you every step of the way, he said that i'm going to be involved within all your workouts from now on, and we got a lot of people to prove wrong, a lot of teams to go ahead and just man, it's going to be one hell of a story. that's all i'm going to say, man. >> don't doubt a rice. all right. you saw it right here on abc seven. my fantasy football quarterback. that's patrick mahomes watching game three. mavs thunder late fourth dallas up three luka doncic the steal. and then in the open court luka how about a little layup five point lead. gosh he's such a good player for those dallas mavericks open court and he's got the bucket. and then under a minute to go. how about this guy kyrie irving. the crazy handles puts a defender on skates and a lefty floater in the lane eight of his 22 in th

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. l. jerry and the in previous to us of duty, i often heard the phrase on tennessee is the god of war. soldiers were pieces and is often seen on military chaperones. the was stuck in my head, which is a mean really i was wondering what these soldiers are like, what will they do and how they handle that powerful weapons that go down? yeah. the way through the 5 am a motion with the guys to the fine position for a combat task going it around 40 kilometers an hour and there's probably nothing to hold on to the .