we spoke with john don brown's casea of the washington pain center. he says, refusing to get the champ, isn't grounds enough for a transplant, but in ethics, you know, one, we have to, we know, respect to patient what they want. now truly, if the patient is really bad, heart disease but has bad behaviors and things like that in terms of smoking and diet and exercise, he doesn't do well then clearly, you know, those organs are very limited. so we're not going to give it to that one individual toy changes you'll lifestyle behavior mcclure. this is not the case. he sounds compliant with respect to his. um you know, other issues are early to his heart disease. the one thing seems to be the sticking point seems as code vaccination we've done with many patients who are need transplant with kidney are transplant long. transplants before coven, and there's never been requirement for vaccination ever. well, these are ethical questions and if the patient does not want to move in that direction, but truly needs care and then the physician and the patient should

john, thank you john. don barsky, see you of the washington pain center life and our team. thank you so much. ah, no countries across europe, they're lifting coded restrictions, despite your record case numbers. there's plenty of confusion as well over the plans with the w. h. o. europe chief seeing the army control could spell the end game for the pandemic. while other officials point to heightened risks are t. charlotte dubin ski reports from pars. well, a year ago, people were living in fear of cosy, but here we are today. and despite there are recorded new numbers of cases in europe, it seems that the concerns of european governments are melting away. take faults, for example, where down 500000 cases a day at the moment. and what does the government do to respond to that? well, it's easing the restrictions from next week that comes at the time when there is still intense pressure on hospital staff and capacity. and despite that, those restrictions will start easing form that next week it's pretty mind boggling . but france isn't the only country doing that. austria to f

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don's brother dennis. just days after the murder dennis got the keys to john's house. ahoma wondered what he was up to. >> they felt it was on that dennis was there. as sort of taking control. >> taking over his brother's life? yes, that was concerned. >> caplan also learned that dennis and don had had a falling out the year before. dennis had moved away, lived in arizona for a while. but he moved back to albuquerque just a couple of months before dawn's murder. >> a kind of puts up a red flag for me. you're in the process of reconnecting, you had a falling out before. and now don is has inexplicably been murder. >> tiffany and josh had the same feeling. did you think maybe your uncle, his brother, had something to do with this? >> there was talk of it, just because of the estranged relationship. what had happened. when your her, your grieving, you don't know what to think. >> caplan interview dennis who said it had all started after their father died. >> i got a little bit angry with him about that because -- he took a lot of my dad staff -- there was just disagreement

john, now, as don for the shark, the chaotic us nato withdrawal and the taliban takeover pushed afghanistan into financial chaos. subsequently aggravated when the west froze afghan assets abroad. and when foreign funding was suspended, the un is now launching a $5000000000.00 a de payable. this is a stop get an absolutely essential stock up measure that we are putting in front of the in charge. richard bay, without this being funded, there won't be a future. we need this to be done. otherwise they will, they will be outflow. there will be suffering for those who have sold their organs . the suffering has already known the bear. ah, well that's all for now from me. peter scott's. i'll be back again with another bulletin in just over 30 minutes. ah yes, i do eat me. look new for you. at least the typical there is only 9, but already 8 university students that away on slash a new model appointment. let's see. yep. you got the doors to get a chance that he may come come no recalls. he will show control such programs. now. bush right, and you prefer of course, with level your special, but i will

hi, john, i'm ya. hey, don. this morris. it's like as i've read carl, my box said one instead of messing around subdomains. design engines with organ site, so they pretty much had it in their blood. i agony shown that people are born to work. or you could call that typically german. but even so on to all by the dagwoods, like to destroy 3 of the album. came 1941 comp production at my back came to an end after the 2nd world war. the factory increased half and built propulsion systems, primarily intended for trains and ships in 1960 the company was bought by dime le bens, but it would be a further for decades until the brand was re launched. and this is the man who effectively gave my buy a new lease of life. i made mine team to seminar in 1997 and me and my team from r and d were asked to imagine what the absolute pinnacle of automotive design could look like. when that's why we gave it a lot of thought, laugh revolting and faults and wanted to create a vehicle that just exuded or absolute calm. oh lord, your husband, we want

in 2017, after our mutual friend don rickles died, bob and john stamos, who were beyond friends, they were brothers. they are brothers. they were like this. bob was the tall one. he was the middle finger. bob and john joined me on the show to eulogize don, to tell stories about him and how much we were going to miss him. we never imagined that 4 1/2 years later we'd be talking about -- i'm sorry, i taped this like 14 times and i just -- anyway, we had a beautiful conversation that night. you could see when john and bob were talking about how much they loved don, how much they loved each other. and so i thought it might be nice before we go on with the show, regular show, to share just a bit of that one more time as we remember bob. >> i never thought we'd be friends this long. [ laughter ] my god. for the first four years we worked together we weren't like besties. you were bringing all the hot women in the world to the show. you had a mullet. you were uncle jesse. i was a married guy and living in the palisades. i didn't know what the hell was going on. you were getting action all th

john dean as well as former u.s. attorney harry litman. hello, gents. how are you? >> hi, don. >> hi, don. >> another john. john dean. good evening to you. the attorney general merrick garland insisting today the justice department is committed to holding those involved in the january 6th insurrection accountable. >> the actions we have taken thus far will not be our last. the justice department remains committed to holding all january 6th perpetrators at any level accountable under law. whether they were present that day or were otherwise criminally responsible for the assault on our democracy. we will follow the facts wherever they lead. >> so critics on the left have been demanding more action from the doj. should they feel reassured tonight? >> i think they should. i actually tweeted that very fact shortly after the address. in fact, i learn in your first segment that the department of justice put that paragraph out in their press release before the speech, so they were obviously sending the signal. and it was received. i didn't have an advanced press copy. that paragraph or that statement just jumped

bob and john joined me on the show to eulogize don, to tell stories about him and how much we were goingned that 4 1/2 years later, we'd be talking about -- i'm sorry. i taped this, like, 14 times, and i just -- anyway, we had a beautiful conversation that night. you could see when john and bob were talking about how much they loved don, how much they love each other. i thought it might be nice, before we go on with the show, regular show, to share just a bit of that one more time, as we remember bob. >> i never thought we'd be fwr friends this long. >> my god, the first four years we worked together, we weren't besties. you were bringing all the hot women in the world to the show. you had a mullet. you were uncle jesse. i was a married guy. i didn't know what hthe hell wa going on. you were getting action. i was writing jokes every night. >> you guys are going to be like the old guys on "the muppets." i hope that happens. >> i hope so, too. >> john stamos and bob saget, everybody. >> we love you, bob. >> reporter: bob saget, though he was an actor, he came into our lives with a popular

. >> and people like to quote john liewis as well. >> don, we touch on weighty subjects and it's aboutut i'm curious whether or not it makes you smile a bit. so watch this. this is a tv host talking about vaccines. >> bl[beep]. [ speaking foreign language ] >> that was not on don lemon tonight by way. >> i was going to say it could have been. i've gotten criticized for saying we should stop listening to the people and they should not be part of polite society. you cannot expect -- by the way, he is all of us. i want to say you -- i'm mad at hell and i'm not taking it anymore. he's right. he's right. listen. the unvaccinated people in the u.s. are key to the reason that coronavirus, the variants are emerging, and that the reason i'm looking at the stats from the cdc and the reason why it's reprelicating and mutating. it's because of unvaccinated people who are doing their own research online. i can't do my own research better than experts who devoted their lives to medical and scientific research. when i theyell people they s well, i've been doing my own research and last week i was in

people who were getting into something that was out of all work monty, i double my fan, jim don is out of lucas, john moore. i will now go to miss yolanda, your party is willing, the country to day. you how do you support them? sidney? okay, tomorrow no panel, not ladon doubled. eliza, good day. it don't go pip. we are taking our time 1st to listen to them as people, as we especially put him fresh on the government. still that a copyrights are respected. and we also fighting against piracy. because the also make money of the artist that is also professionally develop. it will or the lad to pass short so see importance your. i love we did go with her. i aunt emma did. why do tell much of it you like them? so you said that you are working in terms of copyrights. i was now jumped to by at shamela, in terms of copyright t, indiana. the do you agree with christy. lou move down to g. her to taylor, his gentleman. ship oscar, i think so. call me there. some efforts are tabbing made. it but they are not effective, they're not effective because the minister of culture is not very involved. sonic who julius em

they're not. >> go ahead, john. >> i would just say the irony, don, is at a time when the republican party has suffered a moral and intellectual collapse, their political prospects are really good right now. they have a very strong chance of taking over the congress this fall. joe biden for all the forceful speech that he gave yesterday, he's going to continue to go after donald trump on issues of democracy. he went very hard at republicans on economic miblissues today tag about republican obstruction is to make people poor rather than reduce the cost of things that burden them like child care for example that he wants to deal with and build back better. but he is -- his rankings are low. he is in a fairly weak political position at the moment so as weak as republicans are in terms of what they're saying, the honesty of what they're saying and conduct, they have a good chance to win the election and that makes the stakes of 2022 and 2024 so high. >> let's talk about his tone a little bit more, john, because he is set to deliver a speech on voting rights in atlanta on tuesday on the h

gonzalez has suspended star alumni john stock don season ticket for failing to comply with the school'shis status as a public figure forced the school to target him for breaking the masking rules. gonzaga go statement of covid protocols. my goodness. today marks the first day of tax season. americans can file their 2021 taxes beginning today. but the irs may not be prepared for the incoming surge of filings. the agency is dealing with staff shortages and a massive workload caused by covid-related programs. stalled legislation that would have given the irs more money to process returns quickly, also contributing to the agency's struggles. sounds like the irs. those are your headlines, brian, over to you. >> brian: carley, thanks. 26 minutes now before the top of the hour. a fox news alert. president biden is considering sending thousands of troops to eastern europe as russia is poised to urging americans not to travel there. do you need the state department to tell you that while orders staff to evacuate. dan hoffman a former cia station chief in moscow and joins us now. dan, do you beli

course maybe you remember or not rhetoric noon and was on my don squared you in the 2014 my dad revolution. victoria newton with senator john mccain. they were out there handing out sandwiches and cookies. so for her to make this kind of judgment on russia, considering her history with russia and ukraine. and my don, i find that a little bit in will in poor taste anyway, back to you, of course, and not only that, but as we take it with ukraine data cells cannot find who to point the finger at no 1st, it was a ukrainian minister, if you said the fellow bruce was to blame and then after a pro, from the ministry of digital transformation in ukraine, they said that russia was, in fact, behind the of course, this is something that russia denies. and they also said it was to stabilize the government and to whip up fear and to create a atmosphere of mistrust of the ukrainian people towards ukrainian government. we believe preliminarily that the group u. n. c 115, 1 may be involved in this attack. this is a cyber espionage group affiliated with the special services of the republic of bella. ruse. all evidence points. the fact that

don bass. ok. creamy has gone, everybody knows that john mearsheimer said that in 2014, nobody got the memo in washington for sure. but did the dumbass is gone, so this is a very difficult. they want revenge for crimea. okay. they're going to keep sanctions on. they're gonna sabotaged the normandy format and try to make sure the minks accordion are never realized. this is also a major objective of the west. so they're really in a difficult situation. and again, it's a, it's a situation that they're making. now did the, my don qu mostly piece for protesters into into 2014 that and also did denial of history. the fact that the west has always been interested in destabilizing or grooming certain factions in western ukraine. and this region, since the end of the circle were, you'll never hear any of these 2 points. the qu, in 2014 and the history of the region. you'll never hear this addressed in context ever by any u. s. media politician or think tank pundents re. okay, and this is, this is the reason why there's a major disconnect here in terms of discussions and diplomacy. maxine went to eat wi

john? >> well, we're hearing different things from both sides, don.e ukrainian side, there was an anonymous quote, a leak to our colleague matthew chance in which the ukrainian official said that president biden told president zelensky that an invasion was certain to happen when the ground freezes and that kyiv should brace for impact. the white house says that's absolutely not true, that president biden said there's a distinct possibility that russia will cross the border and invade, but that is not a certainty. at his news conference last week, president predicted that that was likely. nevertheless, the president said he was not saying it was certain. but there was agreement between the two sides, president zelensky sent out a tweet, and in the statement the readout from the nsc both agreed that the united states was ready to provide additional economic assistance for ukraine. you know, there's a little bit of an unusual posture by ukraine right now. they're being menaced by 100,000 russian troops, but they're also trying to tamp it down to preserve

john, good evening to you. how are ya? >> hi, don. good. >> listen.>> always -- always interesting. >> yeah, i know, and it never stops. you had been critical on the course of this president -- the course this president has taken lately. even though you supported president biden against trump, did you like what you heard today from him? what did you think? >> i -- i just don't think he hit the mark, particularly well, don. look, i -- we mention bill clinton -- you know, you talked about him earlier. bill clinton did something -- but he was unbelievably gifted politician -- he could not only be very compassionate with people but he could also be very, very appositive. he was the guy who came up with the saying i can feel your pain. so i think the ability to be compassionate and then to inspire hope i think is good. and at the end, don, i think you kind of hit on some of the subjects. >> inflation, covid, crime, schools. those are the things that people are thinking about across america and i think 'cause he hasn't touched those issues very effectively

real estate, john ever graham is struggling to pay back $300000000000.00 in loans. and as katrina, you reports from don joe, in hey, non, providence accompanies now fighting the demolition of dozens and it's apartment building some call it china's hawaii. the island province in the south attracts tens of millions of visitors every year. and property developers have flocked here to accommodate them. real estate giant ever grad constructed this artificial island, complete with hotels and theme parks. but a debt crisis has caused many of its projects to come to a halt. these $39.00 unfinished apartment buildings would you to be completed soon? now the local government has called for them to be demolished, citing environmental concerns. the order has sparked confusion among local people. general gyla. these buildings have already been constructed, rogers and now they want to demolish, learn to love. a personally, i think is a big waste of resources getting global young's eyes who you thought is a why if you tear down these buildings, it will just create more pollution. it also causing the owners of other a

this week is a federal judge in california rejected lawyer john eastman's arguments that documents relating to now his infamous two memos, that don point after point how this fake -- this rouse that there was somehow confusion in these seven states would then -- and i'm paraphrasing -- force -- justify mike pence gaveling in donald trump as president. mr. eastman reportedly pled the fifth amendment, took the fifth amendment 146 times in his testimony before the january 6th committee. and here's a federal judge roundly rejecting all his arguments to keep documents and more testimony from the committee and put him, frankly, almost on a patronizing type step by step obligation to review a certain number of documents every day and report back to the court. i mean, this judge understands the game here is delay and cute manipulation to outmaneuver things. i just don't think -- i mean, it's not going to work. the train has left the station. this is -- this is going to as jamie raskin said blow the roof off the house, and then the question, don, is and as the congressman's comments point out as well, will the american people finally wake

these are the top stories and tennis don never jock, which is facing deportation from australia. are for court upheld a decision to cancel his visa. john rich says he's extremely disappointed but will respect the verdict. sarah clark has more now from brisbin. finally, a decision before the federal court with the chief justice as stating the joker which must go. and this could also mean and were yet to hear whether or not they will include this, but he could also be banned from re entering australia based on this decision that could mean the job which could be 37 years of age before his able to return to try and compete again in this tournament. now, the judge said, due to the urgency of this case purely on the grounds, it was one day on the eve of the astray and opened a jock of which was set to play at a bar evening. he made this decision any will hold off, releasing the grounds for his decision until potentially tomorrow, but certainly a big new story. and we could see jock of it's potentially deported within hours from australia. the pacific island of tara remains cut off after an under c volcano, trigger day soon. army. the full e

i just called if you will be don as we are child altitude to be as john joke of each, had a medical exemption to let him play at the australian open tournament later this month. otherwise the tournament is only open to the fully vaccinated exemption caused a wave of anger among australians who still faced some of the toughest travel restrictions in the world. jock of ich is well known as being against vaccinations. another big name in the sport, believe joker, which has himself to play in some way. i, i feel sorry for him. but at the same time, he know he knew the condition sings a lot of months ago. so the actual against joke of each is also causing a diplomatic incident. serbia's president describes it as politically motivated. michelle was the called the true, it's l. obligation is the state to protect interests of our citizens were dedicated to that. what not now is that this is a political persecution that everyone is taking part into even your strain and prime minister jock of each had thought the path was clear for his attempt to the 21st grand slam. instead, he faces what could be a r

. >> that ad with john hamm was so good, it felt like it was the creation of don draper, legendary adsaid, chris evans? is what killed me. he rolls through the list of people and say i would be mortally insulted on apple tv. it fades to black. he's like, jon stewart? it's so, so good. snoopy? >> and the what's app add. >> he's opening everybody's mail. >> he's opening up everybody's mail. all the packages are wide open. they're like, why are you doing this? the punch line, mika, of course, every time -- >> a text. >> you send a text, it's not in encryption, they can read everything you're doing up in the cloud. >> anyone can. >> those are two great commercials. >> absolutely. some great football games. never thought i'd say that, but that was pretty awesome what we watched. >>> okay, let's get to the news. former president donald trump released a statement last night offering a rather stunning admission about what he expected from vice-president mike pence on january 6th of last year. trump wrote, quote, if the vice-president had absolutely no right to change the presidential election

i mean, i visited cause it's don as part of the lapse delegation from the european parliament in the summer of 2011. am i met with huge numbers of oil workers in john has an which is also the, the center of the uprising this time, who were then on strike and what was so evidence was us collect on as a country with enormous natural wealth in terms of oil and gas reserves and excell so of course, exploited by or the benefits of which go to those at the very top of this society in context. so this massive well on the one hand side by side with extreme poverty, including for those workers who are actually generating at this well. and i think that body is the backdrop combined with a very brutal. ready authoritarian regime, brooks, no disagreement, no opposition parties. i mean 6 months after i visited the, at regime had a horrendous crackdown in january and a massacre is video. people can see and youtube, just shooting down these peaceful, striking oil workers at on the streets. and, and so really that the fuel price rises, as i understand, is where the straw that broke the camel's back. and i now you have an uprising to attempt to overthrow the dictat

don cook. who wrote a very fine one volume biography called the last great frenchman? um, and finally john fenby he wrote a biography of a tank i check but he also wrote a book called the general which is a much more recent. and which incorporates a lot of for example that the goal papers and and more recent research who would be jonathan fenby. excuse me, who would be number two on your list. well, of course, i've yeah i've churchill. failing if in my apartment i have i think four four shelves of books on churchill you read them all. most of them for example, there's the in this format the eight volume official biography by martin gilbert. which you you dip into? i think william manchester. the two volumes that he wrote are among the finest historical literature that i've ever read, and i know manchester take some hits from professional and academic historians, but nobody can match manchester's narrative? gifts you've just literally there are very few authors of whom i think you can honestly say when you pick up the book you cannot put it down. i i tell people the best single biography i'

johns are coming. good news. you have job security because the world desperately needs that you have a good ah, breaking news, an artsy on rest, sweep calvin don over soaring fuel prices with rioters trying to storm government buildings. doesn't something arrested? also coming up on the program, european creeds are to divide. it will bring you proposal to label nucular and gas as green forms of energy, but the new german government slamming the plan has green washing. snowstorms are grounding flights in america with shortages due to co, but also being claim for travel. cale on more than 600000 people in the u. k. signed a petition calling for a former prime minister, tony blair's knighthood to be withdrawn over his alleged war.

don calloway and tim miller. and later, when day leader, ken when speech make a difference. alaska historian johnrinkley, if lasting trump can reset the biden administration before the midterms. the 11th hour, just getting underway, on a friday night. 11th hour, just gettin underway, on a friday night. underway, on a friday night. a must in your medicine cabinet! less sick days! cold coming on? zicam is the #1 cold shortening brand! highly recommend it! zifans love zicam's unique zinc formula. it shortens colds! zicam. zinc that cold! democrats are apparently trying a new tactic, to get joe manchin to sign on to possible senate rule changes, in order to get essential voting rights legislation passed. they've reportedly listed the likes of bill clinton and oprah to try to convince him. the most productive discussions are said to be between manchin and fellow centrist democrats, some of whom only recently changed their minds on filibuster reform. from politico, senator tim kaine likened it to the effort of his 27-hour drive to washington, earlier this week, after a snowstorm devastated i-95. slow p

host: that is john telling about his experience. let's hear from don, republican line. hello. caller: i was in one probably 10 years ago for medical marijuana, maybe longer ago. it seems to help a lot. everything was peaceful. it educated a lot of people. since then, we were able to vote in medical and recreational cannabis in this state. i was caught in one i think two years ago. in seattle, the mayor called it the summer of love. it was not for me. we were there on a family trip and did not know we were about to get parked in their -- there and got stuck in the middle of it. it was right before the whole police and precinct and they shut everybody out. two or three kids ended up dying behind the walls of that jazz -- chaz. i was hoping you could show video from that day. as soon as someone mentioned january 6, you guys were right on the button for showing video. if you could show some chaz video of that not so peaceful protest so people see what you should not do and maybe videos a peaceful protests so people know how not to put hands and burn stuff down. host: that is don i

john democratic and frankly, it's on a merc tough talk from you as president joe biden speaking on the one year anniversary of the attack on americas democracy, stuck in limbo. well, number one, tennis don, never joke of it is still waiting to be deported from australia off to his visa was revoked. over corona of ours and a look at the leading scientists whose pos for mission to what's been called the doomsday glacier. ah, police and cosmic stones largest city say they've killed dozens of writers in the last 24 hours as protests over fuel price hike, descend into chaos. on thursday, there was more gum fi in all, marty, where the main square. so fierce battles between police and demonstrators, a day earlier, protest is set fire to government buildings and at least 18 security personnel lost their lives. regional players, a stepping in to help contain the violence. a russian lead military alliance has deployed troops at the president's request. the u. n. is urging restraint. russia said we've scanned the product points, it's hard for us to to confirm them. but what is, what is clear is that all demonstrations or need to be peaceful. people have a right to express a grievances. it needs to

don the made some universal kate down student so furious about his presence there. yeah. and for a lot of students, i think we weren't really aware of what the legacy of cecil john rhodes actually was, because it's not really something that you get taught about at high school level. so only if you actually pursue history into university, maybe 2nd or even 30, or you really start learning about the actual rock of colonialism as the twitter had said. um, so for me it was, you know, okay, people are really reacting to this statue to this moment. why don't i know about this? what can i do to seek out this knowledge? and really the only place that you could get the information was the movement. and it was amazing to be part of that moment where it was and only as a lot of people thought it was just this, like angry bunch of students occupying buildings knocking down things, you know, being annoying to the staff members. there will also foam screenings that were hauled there were lectures with the black academics that were howled there was information that was passed around to people. and it was, it was really like an separate university to the university which was amazing. says well

don ruckert is still alive. sorry. he in the movie "the head look like ice cream like banana." he do the movie with johnelushi, "mafia." he dress in black suit, black hat, black glasses because no one see him. then she do the movie "the ghost coming" with battick swayze. he say, i love you, i want to make sex with you, honey, yes, i can. >> we're ready to believe you! >> who is called ghostbuster? go watch it! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, yehya, for that insight into this new film. and one more thing before we forge ahead. it's thursday night which means it's time to bleep and blur the big tv moments of the week, whether they need it or not. it's "this week in unnecessary censorship." [ cheers and applause ] >> joe biden ordered merrick garland to [ bleep ] me from the white house lawn when he got off marine one. >> how do i [ bleep ], [ bleep ] in a snowstorm? what happened? no, think about it. >> please welcome senate majority leader chuck schumer! >> [ bleep ] you. >> how many turkeys [ bleep ]ing this year? >> scorpions invading villages near the nile river, the species nicknamed [ b

john lewis, he is putting it on the line now. what happens if it doesn't work? no voting rights? no build back better? >> well, that certainly could be one result, don. both are difficult. i think the white house is more confident that -- and democratic leaders are confident they can get something done on build back better. but this is a consequence of what happened when you have zero margin for error in the senate. you have 50 senators. you have all of them, and one of them happens to come from a state that donald trump won by 39% in the last election. the fact that joe manchin is a problem on both, it didn't make a difference if they did voting rights first, and build back better second, and it's going to be difficult either way. the other thing that is an explanation for why they waited to try to do this later rather than earlier is that's there's no stronger pitch to someone that is reluctant to change the filibuster than to say to them, they are filibustering your bill that you try to get republicans to sign on to. and they couldn't. this is what happens when you don't have room for era in the senate. >> the president tried, pressured, negotiati