next, bill maher on his show, big loves justin trudeau. i mean, justin trudeau. i thought he was a cool guy. then i started to what he said, it's like tolerate the now you do sound like hitler. this is bill maher and his hbo show so this is this is a positive i have a whole chapter devoted the politically left progressives liberals coming over because it covered being red pilled everyone from naomi wolf, former clinton gore adviser to russell brand the hollywood socialist actor who's. now just the most eloquent speakers on the great reset. jimmy, who was the young turks who was fantastic going off about the great reset? glenn greenwald and a whole host of people. it's one of my favorite chapters in the book because of these liberals are now joining with conservatives. robert f kennedy jr has come incredibly and we're building alliances now because it's no longer the left right. it's versus tyranny. next. so we must start planning a permanent pandemic. remember i told you about the emergency powers going back to the roman republic? they don't want to give it. we'r

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w live from berlin, canada as to bar leaders of iran, that revolutionary guard prime minister justin trudeau says the measure will raise the pressure on terror on over the death of a meaning. also on the program, the nobel peace prize goes to 3 champions of human rights. the judges honor jail, beller, see an activist, alice alice, bill se alongside it rushes memorial organization and ukraine's center for civil liberties. and a new chapter in the musical history of liverpool. why the euro song, eurovision song contest is coming to the birthplace of the beetle? ah, i'm going to crop welcome to the program. international pressure is growing on iran over the death of a young woman in police custody canaday set to sanction senior officers of iran revolutionary guard banning them from entering the country. a coroner in iran has denied that masa armine was killed by blows, suffered while detained by the police, as her family claims many died after allegedly breaking iran, strict islamic dress laws, a wave of protest has followed her death pouring blood instead of water. at least that's what it look

can we help justin trudeau to spend a canadian winter outside?ience that, build him a tent, put him outside, live on the land with no heating when the prices of things because he doesn't want to make his own oil, he glorifies that we are no longer energy independent. just hang out, he can do that, and report back with the news of what that was like. >> that's right. instead, guy, he is extremely callous, reducing the human issue, humanitarian issue to a callous way of framing it, politicization in addition to being flat out wrong. >> that's my take away from the clip. some of the hardcore green folks, no matter what events demonstrate and show in the world, the solution never changes. they always say it even more confidently, this thing which is proving the opposite just confirms that we have to go even harder, even faster down this path, no matter how much it's failing and having negative consequences elsewhere, it is like the double triple down every time, no matter what the details are, which is an ideological project, not so much leadership o

but remember, i want your audience to know that justin trudeau came out and said you cannot shut downn, and she is more radical than justining trudeau pushing to still shut the pipeline down. we have got to make sure that these attacks on american energy stop, and we can make sure at least one of the attackers is stopped on november 8th in michigan. maria: so you think that's the bench for the democrat party in 2024, gavin newsom and gretchen whitmer. >> absolutely. she has made it clear that she was running for vice president of the united states. when she's been asked if she's going to the to run for president, she said i don't think we should talk about that. she asked, she was asked if she supported joe biden after she had here on the same day she was holding hands with him in detroit, she was asked do you think he should run again, and she laughed and said we're not going to get into that. i know because i saw movie before when she laughed and said she wasn't run aring for vice president, and then she flew to delaware to talk to the president, to talk to joe biden. we know she's

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deryan proposed to do it on horseback, her idea was supported by the canadian prime minister justin trudeauriding with a bare chest, the head of the world's leading countries, not at all diplomatically , they openly mocked the love of a plush to demonstrate their masculinity , don't give a damn, that's fine. only his opponents can understand it, but even the representatives of the states that he called his allies and reliable friends are making fun of the emperor. kazakhstan is one of our closest allies. we have a unique relationship with the kazakh organization in uzbekistan . now he would be forced to wait obediently for himself to be surrounded by television cameras. the dictator is lonely. he waited alone for the presidents of turkey , azerbaijan, india, and even kyrgyzstan. putin usually i was late there for a few hours for the queen of great britain and the pope and all the rest. and now putin is waiting for someone who is the president of kyrgyzstan. it’s another one to say that. became the mainstream . that's how i change from naginang. putin stood and didn't rush while erdogan was

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canada's prime minister justin trudeau also tweeted his support, saying "on behalf of canadians, "i'mto the people "of south korea today. "i'm thinking of everyone affected by this tragedy, "and wishing a fast and full recovery "to those who were injured." let's come to the uk now. opposition parties in britain are calling for an investigation into reports that the mobile phone of the former prime minister, liz truss, was hacked while she was foreign secretary. a sunday newspaper, here in the uk, says messages stolen included private conversations with other foreign ministers about the war in ukraine. it's thought the breach was discovered several months ago. our political correspondent, jonathan blake, explained more about the situation. she was foreign secretary at the time and it was also when the conservative leadership contest was playing out that she went on to win. the details of what was accessed on her phone and fell into foreign hands, according to the paper, were kept out of the public domain — a decision taken, they say, by the prime minister and cabinet secretary — the mo

der leyen proposed to do it on horseback, her idea was supported by the canadian prime minister justin trudeause riding with bare chest, the head of the leading countries of the world, not at all diplomatically , openly mocked the love of a plush to demonstrate his moscow-ness don't give a damn about yourself, what is that? well, if only his opponents mocked him during the day, it's still possible to understand, but even the representatives of the states that he called his allies are mocking the under-emperor. reliable friends, kazakhstan is one of the closest of our societies, we have a unique relationship of an elephant , for example, it happened at the recent shanghai organization in uzbekistan, if earlier putin allowed himself to be late, now he was forced to wait meekly until he was surrounded by television cameras, the dictator waited alone of the president in turkey , azerbaijan, india, and even kyrgyzstan. putin was usually a few hours late for his eh queen of great britain and the pope and everyone else. and now putin is waiting for a president kyrgyzstan is another one, so to speak,

under justin trudeau, it has let that be a lesson to us . >> that's it for us tonight. tune in every night, 8:00 pm.hak >> have the best we can, the ones you love.u we'll see you monday. hershon. all right. welcome to "hannity". eighteen days and counting comi up and coming up tonight, we're thl going to bring you the latest polls as republicans now continue to gain momentum, evene in some of the most liberal country including right here in new york. of the country, including righth here in new york . and tonight, after two years d white with democrats in control of the house, the senate, the white house, americansamerie they hav less safe . they are less secure.re they have less money. debt. they have more debt. grocery their energy costs and grocery costs are througs are thh the r. more than two thirds of americans are living

. >> that may be why i was tripped on a capitol stairway when i tried to get a word with justin trudeau are fortunate that you were scathed. >> it's popular history. it's a way people can remember. sometimes misremember. but they can remember figures and events from the past. >> any 200-year-old building will have ghost stories. the u.s. capitol is no exception. as they say in the movies. if you come to the capitol be afraid. be very afraid. on tap hill, chad pergram, fox news. jon: we are only 9 days away from the all-important mid-term elections. and we are just hours away from bill's big mid-term show. it begins at 10:00 p.m. eastern time right higher on fox news channel, about 3 hours from now. that's how fox reports on this sunday, october 30, 2022. i'm jon scott. happy halloween. we'll see you next week. iven ins to design solutions to help you manage payroll, benefits, and hr today, so you can have more success tomorrow. ♪ one thing leads to another, yeah, yeah ♪ ♪ it's the most wonderful time of the year ♪ claritin provides non-drowsy symptom relief from over 200 indoor and outd

." >> i'm like i am here to roast prime minister justin trudeau, and you know what the guy said?ouse correspondence dinner. >> donald trump will be tweeting about how bad nicky minaj bombed this dinner. >> hasan minhaj knows how to land a punch line. >> that's not the same thing paula dean. >> we first met him backstage at a live taping of that since wrapped netflix series "patriot act" with hasan minhaj in march of 2020 just hours before covid-19 was declared a worldwide pandemic and our lives ground to a halt. something happened that day. >> something was going on in the world. i got a text just saying should we do this interview and i was like i don't know. >> and then it was an e-mail that said let's do it in two weeks. >> and here we are 2 1/2 years later. >> we finally met up for a long delayed conversation here at the cherry lane theater in new york city. you're up on the wall of fame here. >> yes, that's the poster. >> the stage is where minhaj workshoped the theatrical heavy style of stand up. he would debut in his netflix special "home coming king." >> my dad says every

it happens fast from justin trudeau. that's it for us tonight. tune in every night 8 p.m. have the best weekend with the ones you love. see you monday. here's sean. >> ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to "hannity." 18 days and counting and coming up tonight the latest polls as republicans gain momentum even in the most liberal areas of the country including right here in new york. tonight after 2 years with democrats in control of the house, senate and white house, americans are less safe and secure and have less money. they have more debt. their energy costs and grocery costs are through the roof. more than two-thirds of americans are living paycheck it paycheck and some use credit cards to make ends meet -- the number 1 killer of young americans in in country is now fentanyl. that's pouring across the wide open southern border of joe biden. deaths from drug overoses are higher than ever before. and according to biden we are the closest to ever to a worldwide nuclear armageddon but the economy is strong as hell. with the democrats in charge of everything it's a disaster. according to

justin trudeau came out and said you cannot shut down this pipeline in michigan and she is more radicalin trudeae to shut the pipeline down. we have to make sure that these attacks on american energy stopi and we can make sure that one of the attackers it stopped onin november 8 in michigan. >> so you think that that is the bench for the democratic party>> in 2024.ha gavin newsom and gretchen witmer. >> absolutely. she made it clear that she was running for vice president of the united states. s when asked if she will run for president she says i don't think we shoul ad talk about that. she was asked if she supported joe biden after she had them here on the same day she wast, holding hands with him in detroit. she was asked do you think you should run again and she laughed and said we will not get into w that. i know becausehe i saw this move before when she laughed and sai, she was not running for vice president and then she flew to delaware to talk to joe biden.in we know she is running for president. shloe has always been looking fr higher office. >> i want to get your take on the su

and justin trudeau tweeted his condolences saying he is wishing a fast and full recovery no those injured rishi sunak, all our thoughts are with those currently responding and all south koreans of this very distressing time. >>> u.s. midterm elections are just a week away and the 30 million plus latino voters are in focus for both democrats and republicans. in one south florida house race, socialism and disinformation are now main talking points. boris sanchez spoke to some people to find out why. >> why are hispanics coming to the gop? because we're not stupid. because we know -- >> reporter: running in florida's 27th district, the center piece of congress salazar's campaign resonates. >> you know, socialism is a really bad dirty word for people that speak and sound like me. why? because we have lifted. and you know it is beautiful in theory, it is miserable in practice. >> reporter: the daughter of cuban refugees says her party has made recent gains with latino voters because the gop is defending them from what they call radical policies put forward by democrats. >> unfortunately, the d

canada's ban on the sail of handguns in effect and justin trudeau talking about the capping of gun sales we have frozen the market for handguns in the country and ban on imports that took effect in august remains in place. this is one of the strongest actions we've taken on gun violence in a generation. todd: trudeau has banned more than 1500 types of assault style firearms and background checks. we'll test our knowledge on halloween. starting with this, which of these categories is expected to account for the most spindling on halloween this year. spending on halloween this year. is it costumes, candy, recreations or party s? >> did you see the answer? rachel: i did not but it's b, got to be candy. i know. todd: i'll be contrarien i saw it. rachel: it's costumes. it's unfair because i have so many kids over a span and i have a giant costume box i can recycle. this year hi to buy a -- i had to buy a -- my son wants to be a law enforcement officer so i had to buy one. todd: get to the next one. which popular halloween movie had a sequel released in 2022? halloween -- no, hocus pocus. will

i saw justin trudeau as well talking positively about what's going on.ensive and it should be people kind. if you adopt the opposite view to the digestion should do about everything, you're probably right. so on that basis alone that seems a very incorrect way to go about it. bill gates, it's fine is meant, for multibillionaire is to say it's going to be great. it's not fine if we talk about the people who are about to face blackouts and cannot afford to heat themselves or feed themselves. >> greg: three are blackouts, by the way, that was me every night in london. if you aren't directly affected by the war, maybe hold off on your silver lining takes about it. there are people dying right now. there are people buried in rubble. so when you say in the long term... understand what he's talking about it, because climates ahead of everything else for him. and if you asked, he'd say, i don't mean war is good, but sometimes the crisis... yes we get it. the media is okay with this kind of justification for war because it's built on climate. well if you talk abo

justin trudeau and boris johnson is suggesting that they too need to go shirtless to prove that theyputin. unamused, putin responded saying i don't know if they want to strip down to the waist or below the waist. i think it would've been a disgusting site either way. okay, that little snippet raises an important question. our second point about where putin finds itself. has the west failed to take putin seriously enough? the evidence suggests that we have. one american president after the other has tried to appease him to avoid this very moment in which we find ourselves today. passing the umbrella like a relay baton. but as bill clinton wrapped up their stepping into office, thousands of civilians were killed. clinton's attitude was this -- >> i think the united states can do business with this. what i've seen of them so far indicates to me that he is capable of being a strong, effective and capable leader. >> president after president has hope for the best and watched the worst happen. >> i looked him in the eye, that would be straightforward and trustworthy. we have a very good di

that may be why i was tripped on the capitol stairways not too far from when i tried to get from justin trudeau as you were. >> history by another name. name. >> sometimes misremember but away they can remember figures and events from the past. >> any 200-year-old building is going to have ghost stories. the u.s. capital is no exception. if you come to the capitol. as they say in the movies, be afraid. be very afraid. trace? >> great stuff. it's time for the nightcap, bringing back marianne rafferty, kevin corke about the worst autocorrect fails. running low on time, my story first because i was texting our ep, a related producer, about a story gavin newsom sent something ridiculous. comes out with new shoes first, a new song. i say, okay, that's crazy. i try to text my buddy happy birthday. by the way, happy birthday, doug. and here's what he doesn't autocorrect. you got to be kidding! you can't fix that? marianne rafferty. tell us the story. >> there are so many that i just can't pinpoint one. it's so bad when it completely changes what you are trying to say and you are trying to send it to y

he that she must have gone to the same school as justin trudeau. we do not need socialized medicine. we need more choices. i am passionate on reforming medicare and medicaid. especially medicaid. how come when you go into a doctor's office you have no idea what the price of any of procedures are? if you go to chipotle, you know how much a. costs. matt cartwright has excepted over half a million dollars from the biggest insurance companies in the entry. aflac, cigna. these are the people paying for the attack ads against me. because they know he will protect their gravy train. i want transparency and cost come i want to protect medicare. we need to bring costs down. if his medicare for all proposal makes it through to law, seniors across the country will died because of medicare for all. rep. cartwright: i make no secret of the fact that i like the idea of medicare for all. it has to be done in a way that does not hurt existing enrollees benefits does not hurt the providers. they have to be able to make a living. we've got more work to do on that in

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don't want my constituents having to live under the socialist tyrannical lockdowns enacted by justin trudeauwhile they're being poisoned by mexico fentanyl but that's what the biden administration supports here as they give away our money and chance for a brighter future overseas. >> tucker: of course. the mexican cartels have killed multiples, many many more americans than al qaeda ever did and we fought multiple wars over that. congressman matt gaetz i appreciate you following up on that while everyone else is ignoring it thank you. >> thank you. >> tucker: people are fleeing illinois and it's not just the debt, the state has unsustainable debt but that's not why they're leaving. not walking, running out of illinois. it's rampant crime, too dangerous to live in illinois. but you can't point that out. a radio show host in chicago just did and now the governor of the state and chicago mayor lori lightfoot want to punish him. he joins us next. ♪ fanduel and draftkings, two out of state corporations making big promises. what's the real math behind prop 27, their ballot measure for online sport

. >> jesse: put him in a jacket and send him back north to canada and let justin trudeau deal with him. >> pete: make example of him and won't make an example of all the other folks here, regular people encounter on a regular basis. >> jesse: exactly. thanks so much for coming in, pete. >> exactly. >> see you tomorrow morning. >> you got it. another break-in blows up the arizona governor's race. kari lake takes the media behind the wood shed. >> you are in a panic because your chosen candidate did shot winning. did you not win with this because you had to run with a completely garbage [bleep] story. shame on each one of you. announcer: type 2 diabetes? discover the power of 3 in the ozempic® tri-zone. in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. announcer: ozempic® provides powerful a1c reduction. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. and you may lose weight. adults lost up to 14 pound

canada's justin trudeau and the united kingdom's boris johnson suggesting they too needed to go shirtlessher than putin. unamused, putin responded saying, quote, i don't know if he wanted to strip down to the waist or below the waist, but it would have been a disgusting sighting either way. below the waist, okay. but that little snippet raises an important question, and that's our second point about where putin finds himself. has the west failed to take putin seriously enough? i mean, the evidence suggests that we have and that one american president after another has tried to appease him to avoid this very moment in which we find ourselves today, passing chamber's umbrella like a relay baton. in 2000 as president bill clinton was wrapping up his time into office, putin leveled the chechen capital city of grozny. thousands of civilians were killed, and clinton's attitude was this. >> i think that the united states can do business with this man. what i have seen of him so far indicates to me that he's capable of being a very strong and effective and straightforward leader. >> since then, p

canada's foreign minister and prime minister justin trudeau met with u.s.cretary of state antony blinken in ottawa thursday as the two countries push for an international armed intervention in haiti. haitians have taken to the streets in recent weeks denouncing foreign aid and occupation, saying the u.s. and other foign powers have contributed to the destabilization of haiti. protesters are also demanding the resignation of u.s.-backed haitian prime minister ariel henry. meanwhile, a group of democratic senators, led by massachusetts senator ed markey, are urging the biden administration to expand and extend temporary protected status, or tps, for haitians as thousands continue to flee. haiti's current tps designation expires in february. the biden administration has continued to mass deport haitian asylum seekers, including children, despite widespread shortages of food, water, and other vital resources. in related news, hundreds of thousands of immigrants who have temporary protected status, or tps, are at risk of deportation after negotiations with the b

justin trudeau, who i would say is the most radical environmentalists in the entire world, came out and invoked a 1977 treaty telling gretchen whitmer she could not shut down line five. the only reason is it -- it is not shut down is because other people have stopped her radical energy agenda. gov. whitmer: mrs. dixon wants to do things the way they have always been done. i want to make sure we are expanding our energy alternatives in clean energy and being good stewards of our water. we know that climate change is already having huge impact. i showed up. i help people get through it, but we need to build out clean energy alternatives and be a driving force in the transition in our auto. >> thank you both. >> shortly after we announced this debate, i heard from a viewer with a question about retirement tax, which i think a lot of people do. greg gets his income from an ira and 401(k) that he and his employers contributed to over the years. entering a first term, you promised to repeal the retirement tax. greg wants to know if you still plan to do that, but he takes it farther. he says i

justin trudeau, them terrorists, essentially domestic terrorists and their bank accounts were cut off the insurance for their trucks cut off. the government just declared it and corporations were more than willing to collude with government on that. same thing is happening. we had the department of justice try to declare the parents who protested school boards the same concept. so in other words, what they've done in the last couple of years without a vote, no one voted for this collapse. star energy, i guess you could say that they be voted in ways by politicians who were promising. they were never promising to collapse energy. they were promising a green utopia, but they've collapsed our energy. our food supply. they've gone after meat eating. they're after high yield agriculture with, net zero with make no mistake, the netherlands is a target for net zero. agenda because it's the number one meat exporter in europe and their stated goal is to go after meat eating, make it a rare and expensive treat. and this is by the united nations by the world economic forum. and then they've also

prime minister justin trudeau is also ordered a block on bringing handguns into the country.in the u.s., but has been rising steadily over the past few years. and this morning, at least newest prime minister took the oath of office. the country's most right-wing government since world war ii. georgia maloney is at least first fema prime minister, it is head and cofounder of the nationalist party brothers of italy. right now, in texas donald trump supporters are rolling in ahead of this rally tonight for republican candidates. trump's appearance comes today after the january six committee, formally issued him a subpoena. joining me now from robstown, texas is nbc -- 's in play eczema. so is in play, welcome and what has been the reaction to the subpoena and what can we expect from donald trump later today? do you think that he will address the subpoena when he speaks? >> hey alex, that is the goal and question. today's rally has been described as an effort to energize voters so overall the sentiments have been expected and we are expected to hear the former president talk abou

biggest powder puffs in canada still justin trudeau.s the orange dust that gets on your finger tips while you're eating their savory snap. now i know the -- snack. i know the name of the my dog's -- of my dog's favorite food. the two words sort of sound alike. believe it or not, in canada that's considered clever. then again, makes as much sense as curling. actually, i shouldn't make jokes. this tito is the -- cheetoh is the closest thing canadians have to a role model, so there you go. topic number three. a flag designer is selling a $900 handbag that looks like a pigeon. in other words, it's a carrier pigeon. j.w. andserson people john clutch. i've heard of stuffing birds with cornbread but never my car keys. according to the designer, it's entirely 3-d printed in case you needed any more evidence that birds aren't real. told you. personally, if i wanted to carry around a pigeon all day, i'd just pick up the sandwich from arby's. here's sarah jessica peaker on the set of her sex and the city spin-off series and just like that. usually

he must've went to the same school as justin trudeau because his health care policy sound similar. you do not need socialized medicine in the country, we need more choices. i am passionate on reforming medicare and medicaid. those are two programs that need reform, especially medicaid. how come when you go into a doctor's office, you have no idea what the price of the procedures are. if you go into chipotle, you know how much a burrito costs. if you go into a doctor's office, you have no idea what you are paying. matt cartwright excepted over half $1 million from the biggest insurance companies in the country. aflac, united health care, sigma, these are the people paying for the attack ads against me. you know why? because they know he will protect their gravy cheering -- gravy train. we need to bring health care costs down. if his medicare for all proposal makes it through to law with bernie sanders and john fetterman, seniors across the country will die because of medicare for all. >> a rebuttal? rep. cartwright: i make no secret of the fact that i like the idea of medicare for a

canadian prime minister justin trudeau is placing a nationwide freeze on the sale, purchase and transferffective immediately said with handgun violence increasing it was his duty to take urgent action. the canadian government says it's in a drastic rise in the number of guns in the country with 70% more handguns than there were in 2010. britain's conservative party plans to choose a new leader within the next week following the sudden resignation of prime minister liz trust. she stepped down after six turbulent weeks, making her the shortest serving prime minister in british history. unpopular economic policies led to her ouster. there is growing speculation now that boris johnson could actually return as britain's prime minister after being forced out of office less than two months ago due to a string of political scandals. so he says he is not running. they did the work but say they didn't get paid coming up next. the fight over paychecks for workers who remodeled one of san francisco's most famous hotels decision by judge today puts the student loan forgiveness program on hold and upd

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under justin trudeau, it has let that be a lesson to us . >> that's it for us tonight. tune in every night, 8:00 pm.hak >> have the best we can, the ones you love.u we'll see you monday. hershon. all right. welcome to "hannity". eighteen days and counting comi up and coming up tonight, we're thl going to bring you the latest polls as republicans now continue to gain momentum, evene in some of the most liberal country including right here in new york. of the country, including righth here in new york . and tonight, after two years d white with democrats in control of the house, the senate, the white house, americansamerie they hav less safe . they are less secure.re they have less money. debt. they have more debt. grocery their energy costs and grocery costs are througs are thh the r. more than two thirds of americans are living paycheck paycheck to paycheck. some are using credit cardse crt just to make ends meet for the bare necessities. now, the number one killer americ offentan young americans in this country is now fentanyl that is pouringh across the wide open. ope