jiu jitsu against schoolchildren.hildren half to death who dared not react to his remark. the teenagers allegedly damaged other people's cars and the fighter decided to stand up for the suffering property of car owners. but i didn’t hear any repentance from the schoolchildren and moved on to refined techniques. topic alexander mostovaya will continue. into the lens the beating of a teenager was caught on video cameras, and it was here on a house-building street in moscow that a skirmish took place between a jiu jitsu fighter and schoolchildren, for one of them it ended in the hospital. athlete seri kubatov seems to have confused the parking lot with the octagon, and the teenagers with the professional athletes with whom he is used to fighting. the guys clearly had no chance to resist; their forces were not equal. in this footage, a man very similar to ibatov runs after schoolchildren, hits one on the head, causing him... to fall in the snow, he hit him, you see, he caught up with him and hit him. judging by the footag

for the sitting president. >> joe, we talked earlier about the ways in which donald trump tries to jiu-jitsue of the rightful claims against him, right? the idea that he says, i'm not the threat to democracy, joe biden is the threat to democracy, without providing any proof or evidence. that is one thing, right? that's rhetorical. there's also the fact that his rhetoric is then backed up by republicans who actually do have some power, right? current, sitting republican lawmakers. missouri secretary of state threatening to remove president biden from the ballot there, as retaliation for the 14th amendment decisions against trump. any way that actually holds up in court? >> not in court. in the court of public opinion, he can get away with that. not only is it not a crime to lie to the public, but there is no consequences for it, in terms of his voters who will never stop supporting him. but in a court, as we've seen, you mentioned earlier that he's lost 60 cases. he will continue to lose these cases because in court, you must have evidence. you must have facts. you must have a witness who is

jiu jitsu, of course, i also quit, bogs quit, and the barmy didn’t go, what are you going to do, i actually. i'm leaving, uh-huh, it's clear, vka is back to his old ways again , how do you know, go look in his backpack, just don't tell dad anything, please, either he will behave normally, or let him get out of here, and he won't get any money, not a penny , do you hear, i beg you very much. okay, mom, i just came to tell you that i love you i love you, but if you don’t care about that, then no, you don’t want to tell me anything, i knew it, grandpa called and said that you took his collection of coins. “this is not true, but he has a brain damage from old age, he has lost them , look at me, look into my eyes, my father won’t know anything, you can tell me, my father is an asshole, hello, if, hello, hello, lerochka, i’m seeing vita for a second, yes, yes, i understood. “i told you, honey, you don’t listen to me, now, we got the wolf ticket, and he’s in your place, you understand, what does this mean, he called you, but prokopenko called me, i couldn’t pick up the phone , you know, informers.

. shirt, tatami jiu—jitsu. >> you into jiu—jitsu?y stole my jiu jitsu training kit. kit >> well, tell us, how do you how do jiu jitsu as a triple do you do jiu jitsu as a triple amputee ? amputee? >> with this . >> with this. >> with this. >> fair enough . yeah. can't >> fair enough. yeah. can't argue with that. good arm. the good arm . i just find it. good arm. ijust find it. i mean, it's fascinating, but also inspirational to when you see it's a bit like the, the, the paralympics isn't it, when you see these people who not not very long ago society wrote off. now just proving what they can do and actually putting those of us who are able bodied to shame, frankly , we. frankly, we. >> yeah, it's, uh, it's a much more inclusive world out there now for people with disabilities. there's much more support out there, and people are really diving into looking at what we can do rather than what we can't do. >> well, look, you've got >> yeah, well, look, you've got your . i think it is, wasn't your mba. i think it is, wasn't it? for all the

if biden is calling trump extreme then i jiu-jitsu that on him and say, you are sex backing changes for. your family is a freak show. solar powered leaf blowers. you are a extreme. worries me because they have a lot of money and republicans are splitting money. the media is like a unkind contribution to democrats because they have a 24/7 attack situation. i've never seen a unpredictable election. if you have the oldest most unpopular sitting president who is just sitting back and prosecuting his rival while he is laying back and a easy chair and delaware. the media is colluding with the deep state to hash this disinformation campaign, censorship campaign. the baby boomer establishment in washington is letting everybody up orgy and a of tyranny and corruption, claiming that they are saving democracy. we had ever. -- weirdest election ever. >> what happened to jason kelce. >> he retired. we'll have to see my one more thing. >> biden has all of this money, will it do him any good? >> he has got a problem. couple of things. i like her confidence, but you have got to have policy descriptions

she, of course, was crocheting, taking jiu-jitsu at some point. she joined a run club. she joined a football team. so any situation that kennedy is in, she's going to take full advantage of it and enjoy it. >> well, we are all so grateful for her and what she's done and to you for being able to even come on and share a little bit about someone who meant the world and your life to you. thank you both so much. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> evelyn is with me now, the former deputy secretary of defense and former director at the mccain institute. they haven't yet had the call from the president of the united states or the secretary of defense. they will get that call. they, of course, bring home what this is about and what a president decision is being made in this moment. when you've got the senators pounding the table and attack and bomb, ultimately, this comes down to human lives and the incalculable loss of a life like kennedy's. so what should the response of the united states be and the president, talking to the parents and the parents of the others who have lost the

that is identity jiu-jitsu and this is a jew.saw ap, ap is getting barbecued for framing this as conservatives pouncing, they weaponized plagiarism, which is actually, what does that mean, weaponizing something, does that mean getting rid of it? i don't really know. i am all for weaponizing crime and corruption if that is what it is. the great thing about adp, they got totally eviscerated because of community notes on x, which they printed the litany of her infractions. you know who is a threat to diversity? people claiming this firing is a threat to diversity because no one in their right mind tumult of the business will hire a person under the assumption they can never fire them. this is the message. no one is going to hire you, a minority, if they think they can't fire you if you suck. so there is this unconscious reluctance to hire a person of color because back of your head, he could the boss is a person of color, our thinking, will this be trouble down the line? what if this person doesn't work out? discrimination obviously

i truly find a remarkable this jiu-jitsu they have pulled off with this story. i want to start with something you highlighted today which i think people they don't spend as much time in these corners of the internet that i do in a certainly as you do, this is your full-time job, unfortunately for you, so today there was this horrible -- shooting in iowa. you've got a right-wing conspiracy theorist posting this. not even 24 hours after the epstein court documents was released we have multiple victims who were shot and period high school. make no mistake, this is a false flight to distract the media from discussing anything in relation to jeffrey epstein and his clients as more names will be released in the coming days. we expect more serious distractions. all assets have been deployed. this is totally force. but it gives you an indication of how large epstein as the secret to the global cabal looms in this world. >> you said. it it with kiloton key. i will talk to conspiracy theorist sometimes, and they will talk about epstein being a gay way drug into the conspi

if anything, it's a compliment to their political jiu-jitsu.eftist's who have watched this being done to them for years and never attempted to try something similar themselves, let alone call it out. think about it, the uproar over claudine gay follows the uproar over dei, which followed crt, which followed bud light, which followed the green m&m, which followed mr. potato head, which followed, heck, if you go back far enough, president obama's hand suit. people talk an awful lot about the so-called liberal media. but if the media really is so lefty, so liberal, sopko, why, fatalities, so much of our media spend so much time obsessing over exactly what conservatives want them to? coming up after the break, a final message from me. do stick around, and the most memorable moments from this show over the past three years. you do not want to miss. it's important what's coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪you... can make it happen...♪ ♪♪ try dietary supplements from voltaren for healthy joints. i've made the preservation of american democracy try dietary suppleme

as an example of what chavez called organizational jiu-jitsu, taking your opponents strength and usingt against them. he was skilled at that. the boycotting of supermarkets is what ultimately puts pressure , it is what he would call a -- shot. he was a big pool player. the union put pressure on the supermarkets and the supermarkets put pressure on the growers to solve the problem for them. 1970 is a big high point where they have contracts and the largest membership they ever had. >> list go back to the c-span call-in program of 1985. here is cesar chavez talking about some of those successes. >> our strategy has always be to tell the truth. do not add anything. we went and presented our case to whomever would listen. we were very lucky weere able to put together a lot of groups in this country to help with -- well, the church, the religious community, jewish, protestant, catholic, were very supportive, and still are. we were able to get the labor community. our first boycott also got a lot of -- a lot of the professional peop were supporting us. the higher t education, the more suprt

i actually did a brazilian jiu jitsu class recently, and i got a stomach bug. that's what happened. any women? uh, did you beat up any women? uh, l, did you beat up any women? uh, i, i tried. well, i tried to do a figure eight choke and i could not figure out choke and naked rear choke. and they were like, put some clothing there. that's stupid. um, yeah. yeah. >> didn't even finish that joke. >> g- @ no, i another level. >> no, no, no, i another level. abandon yeah. no. abandon my own joke. yeah. no. what obviously what do i think? yeah. obviously don't beat up women. >> women, any women >> and also any women, any women that oh that complain that, you know. oh well, see my well, i don't want to see my daughter up the 16 daughter beaten up by the 16 stone they received stone bloke. uh, they received death threats. it's insane. >> yes. what can >> that's insane. yes. what can you say? we talked about this story times, would you say? we talked about this story this times, would you say? we talked about this story this is times, would you say? we talked about this story this is the mes

but what donald trump did which i think was an amazing feat of political jiu-jitsu as he turned the courtroomso a political forum to make his case for reelection. remember, he didn't show up for the debates with the other primary candidates, but he went into courtrooms, he confronted the judge in new york city, he's been giving speeches out in front of the courtrooms in washington, d.c., and he managed to turn that into the message of the campaign so far, that the establishment and the biden administration are persecuting him and trying to prevent him from getting on the ballot. >> trace: you talk to some legal experts, and maybe you agree with this, they believe the georgia case might be the most perilous for the former president. but now you have the fulton county d.a., fa willis, accusative hiring her prosecutor, and by the way, he has no experience. suddenly it is starting to gain traction as a story and more people are looking into it. this could be some trouble for the fulton county d.a. what are your thoughts? >> i agree, trace, and this is why we don't want elected state d.a.s wrapped

at the same time, he has done a jiu-jitsu, turned it into a political platform where he can make his case. and it seems to be one of the things that really helped him in the race so far, is that he is being intensely persecuted and there is a two-tiered system of justice for the biden administration's opponents and for its friends. whether that is true or not, it has been compelling to republican primary voters. every time trump appears on tv in these proceedings where he doesn't even have to come, and he steps outside and make the statements, he is reinforcing that message, even though he knows he will lose legally. it's hard to keep track of all these trials, there are some state once, georgia and new york, and then there are some federal ones, in d.c. with special counsel jack smith. we as a society had left ex-presidents alone. it's the first time any former president has ever been prosecuted before. i don't think presidents should be immune. i think if we are going to, as a society, make that step, it should be important. so it makes these new york kisses about hush-money paymen

at the same time, he has done a jiu-jitsu, turned it into a political platform where he can make his case. and it seems to be one of the things that really helped him in the race so far, is that he is being intensely persecuted and there is a two-tiered system of justice for the biden administration's opponents and for its friends. whether that is true or not, it has been compelling to republican primary voters. every time trump appears on tv in these proceedings where he doesn't even have to come, and he steps outside and make the statements, he is reinforcing that message, even though he knows he will lose legally. it's hard to keep track of all these trials, there are some state once, georgia and new york, and then there are some federal ones, in d.c. with special counsel jack smith. we as a society had left ex-presidents alone. it's the first time any former president has ever been prosecuted before. i don't think presidents should be immune. i think if we are going to, as a society, make that step, it should be important. so it makes these new york kisses about hush-money paymen

me offer it, and he was somehow able to bring about joe biden, over and over again, which is to jiu-jitsuemocracy as he's proven in his own words and actions on january 6th in an effort to overturn the results of a fair and free election, and tried to say oh, i'm not the danger to democracy. joe biden is the danger to democracy. and he understands. it doesn't matter if anyone buys into that. it just creates a sense of chaos that benefits him. >> it's the off ramp. he's always looking for the off ramp, the diversion, the projection. it's all of those things, but what is troubling at this late hour, not necessarily of this night, but of this journey, because we are eight years into this. it's how much americans are still buying the bedlam story. how much they are still like, you know, i could use a little bedlam in my life. that will help deal with some things i don't want to have to deal with. that has not been the american spirit. and so for me it's how donald trump sucks the life out of that spirit and replace it with this thing, this darker image of the country where the three of us are

from eye but then again, where that comes comes from eyebut then again, jitsu >> but then again, jiu jitsury deep pockets 24 billion. they're at and indeed they're valued at and indeed they still benefit from very handsome government contracts . handsome government contracts. 200 public contracts were 200 public contracts indeed were worth the thick end of £7 billion. they're not short of a bob or two. should the bob or two. why should the taxpayer up bill? taxpayer pick up this bill? >> will come from >> well, that will come out from the inquiry. the inquiry the inquiry. now, if the inquiry finds the fujitsu were finds that the fujitsu were on the for and should pay the hook for this and should pay out, be very hard out, then that'll be very hard for to resist that. now, of for them to resist that. now, of course, are heavily course, fujitsu are heavily involved in all sorts of government contracts and we've been 10 say been pressing number 10 to say why a stay on all new why it put a stay on all new contracts given to fujitsu, maybe even stripped them out of the government infrastructure

in that respect, there is a little bit of a jiu-jitsu moment here for them, which is donald trump isk how big i won. he's gonna read all those poll numbers, all the counties he won. also, it can be a crystallizing moment for the biden campaign to say, like, he is gonna be the nominee, against this guy, the guy that got kicked off social media, and you are not reading him on truth social, and you're not seeing the utterly sane and vile things he sang every day, and he has receded to the background of it, and you've got some gauzy recollections of him because you don't want to think about him. it's gonna be him, that guy, the one that you don't want to think about, it's gonna be that guy. >> and they are doing that. it's just not working yet, right? i mean, they don't utter the name nikki haley or ron desantis. it doesn't come out of their mouth or anybody who works their typically. they're trying to run against trump. but people still don't think that is gonna be the nominee. is it because they think he's gonna be convicted? their view is that actually, people are not tuned in -- >> c