>> kat:. >> kat: yeah. i mean, like what would they actually do, jimmy?you just get rid of it. >> jimmy: you don't but that's what i love about liberals. they're like republicans are undermining faith in institutions. then in the next breath they're like, the document that founded the countries [bleep]. you know? are they even listening to themselves? no. the answer is no. it's all emotion. but that's their frustration the constitution keeps you from ruling on emotion, there are checks and balances and what happens with the democrats are they're for things until they're against it. a good example was the filibuster. it's sold to us as a racist relic of the jim crow south. but in the year 2020 they used it 327 times in the democratic party. this would be like in the year 2023 you shouldn't wear ugly sports coats on tv. you know what i mean? i kerol kind of contradicted myself in the past. >> kat: not kind of. i don't think there's any sport with that coat. >> jimmy: it is sport because i look like a fat figure skater most nights. >> kat: you do. you do. ty

>> tyrus: i drive a chevy. >> greg: kat, you drive a truck >> kat: no, so i don't drive anymore.ight away because i always knew exactly what to do. >> greg: what did you do >> kat: call my dad. >> greg: call my dad. that is so true. that is so true. it's tough dagen because the light is very alarming but it lacks specificity. it's like it's very blain, like someone screaming in the middle of the street. >> dagen: you need a reader that you plug in under your dash and it gives you a code, and if you have the manual, you can figure out what that, the check engine light is telling you is wrong. it could be like your oxygen sensor on your exhaust or something like that. nobody under 30 should be allowed to drive. if you don't know -- i know how to check my oil and i have a bad ass tire pressure gauge with a dial on it. >> tyrus: you got me. >> greg: yeah. well, when we do that new car show on the new car channel fox is doing we'll make sure you have a show >> kat: no, i'm going to get on it and i'll just call my dad the whole time. [laughter] >> greg: don't go away. ♪♪ [cheers and ap

well played. >> kat: yeah.ically speaking, a lot of the times you take someone out like that, the lower level people who replace them are even more ruthless. >> tyrus: but the timing. haven't closed one deal yet. >> greg: to sonnie's point, if they get a charismatic leader again all bets are off. >> greg: up next, dems think they solve our troubles once the irs doubles. ♪♪ plus an extra boost of support for your immunity, our troubles once the irs doubles. ♪♪ new one a day multi+. ["only wanna be with you" by hootie & the blowfish] discover is accepted at 99% of places in the u.s. ["only wanna be with you" by hootie & the blowfish] flowers are fighters. discover is accepted at 99% of pthat's why the.s. alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's is full of them. because flowers find a way to break through. just like we will. join the fight at alz.org/walk if you have type 2 diabetes or high blood pressure you're a target for chronic kidney disease. you can already have it and not know it. if you have chroni

new topic. >> kat: no, no, no. >> pete: you're a parent -- >> kat: it's really hard to be a mother these days. [laughter] >> kat: i was looking around at this topic, i was like children, children, children, children. none that i know of. >> michael: what if they did it to your kat? >> kat: okay. yes, it's absurd. the government needs -- they're involved in education at all because we keep having all these arguments about what's right for the kids. and there really is no collective the kids. every kid is going to have an individual need. every family's going to want different things for their family. and if you're a family that wants to send your kid to they/them academy go ahead but they shouldn't have every school be like that. i think the government should be not involved and give parents more choices, all the choices with their own kid. >> pete: but right now the government is completely involved >> kat: i would say intimately. >> pete: one might say intimately >> kat: yeah >> pete: jimmy stewart objects >> kat:

>> kat: yeah.s: kat, i know from last mid when i would send you ideas about my monologue, you did not know that abraham lincoln was in fact a wrestler >> kat: i did not know that so i was like how much do i not know about wrestling. so i googled a lot about wrestling. >> tyrus: oh, boy >> kat: it's the oldest sport ever so it's like older than jesus, that's a big deal. and there was a guy named barey har horror witnesses had a seven year losing streak. i thought that was relatable because i had one in dating. and snooky won more ppe wwe matches than sting. like what can snooky not do. i can go on for a really long time but i won't. like there's -- i just thought it was people throwing chairs. i apologize. >> tyrus: and bret baier will not have you on >> kat: i know. i could do a special wrestling report >> tyrus: all right assassin. you and i would have a small feud, last time i was on the feud i made fun of your cart began. >> i did not. i actually called it sweater material cardigan which is true

don't act like you haven't seen snit kat do you still shop at the gap >> kat: no.ternet. i don't know, i don't think anybody's actually outraged about this. a lot of people like say that they are but you think if you put some sort of outrage detector on people while they're writing these tweets saying this is horrible i think their heart rate wouldn't change at all. yeah, homelessness is bad, that's not like a spicy hot take. and i highly doubt the guy that was taking a dump in the bushes really cares that much how the gap displays its clothes. he's got bigger problem. >> greg: but, you know, big bag of stuff to wipe your ass with. and i don't condone that >> kat: oh, he brought his own toilet paper. and he left it behind. >> tyrus: you know, the more i look at it gutfeld, you could fit a body in there. >> greg: wouldn't it be great? we haven't seen pete davidson in a while. david, where do you stand on this? as an aficionado of hip-hop culture. >> david: well, i do love kanye and also as someone who works in the consumer goods industry, you know, i can't tell you

>> kat: yeah. >> greg: is this unconstitutional? >> kat: yes, i would think so.that question when we have andy here. >> greg: i know, that was the fun part >> kat: i also think it's important, important, important to point out that also what this is doing is using kids as a pawn for scoring political points as they see them for themselves. which is really sad and even more sad when you add the fact that we saw that happening for years under covid. >> greg: right >> kat: so i think the most important focus should be hey, how are the kids going to learn the most stuff. put me in charge of that too. >> greg: yeah and you would do great. you should only use children as pawns in human chess. [laughter] >> greg: right? >> that's what i'm saying. >> greg: exact. move them around that board and they start crying. all right, andrew, i wasn't going to go to you because you are a lawyer, but is this unconstitutional. >> andy: you're coming to me now. >> greg: yes. >> andy: i was starting to feel underrepresented. [laughter] >> andy: you know, look, i think you should be mor

kat's exactly right.son college is so expensive is because throughout this entire scam college tuition, loan scam, the federal government has been the bookie at every step of the way they get their cut. for biden to do this is rewarding the system. kat is right. do you think tuition is going to go down? no, tuition is going to go up. >> brian: and interest rates are through the roof. some of these loans are 10%. that's almost criminal. that's a loan shark. >> judge jeanine: you say college tuition is going up not in terms of inflation but the same way the loans are going up. it's almost like there's this scam going on where we are going to indoctrinate your kids. we are going to make sure your kids believe in socialism. it's most like a socialist contact between the government and education. then we are going to forgive the loan and the end for the people who are rich and don't need it. if we have such a great economy, where we giving these people money? it's not like they can't go out and get a job. you

>> jamie: >> kat: it's been years. >> greg: do you remember the last thing you made >> kat: i made chileears ago. >> greg: where's that from chili? >> tyrus: it better be. >> greg: it better be from chile >> kat: i did forget the part where you do the cultural impact research. i don't see how this is a problem but also the lengths to which people are going. like that british cookbook author who was an expert in mexican food died. there's always these articles about how she didn't reckon how she was a white lady who's an expert in mexican food. i don't get how that's a problem at all. but it's certainly not a problem you can't get over even after someone dies. >> greg: they see the obituary and they're like, no >> kat: some grudges go beyond the gravy get that. but i don't think, you're a white lady you made mexican food, burn in hell bitch. that just seems -- like you can let it go. she sdmied yeah, she died. let it be. jamie, if i were to like rent a really tiny car, drive to a mcdonald's, order like a happy meal, sit in the like passenger's seat of the little car and eat it while kind

that's two out of five, kat. they never put up with that in a gentlemen's game like golf. i don't care who you are. in america, we don't let spoiled people on drugs get away with anything. yeah. applaud. i can't get enough of that. corey, i know you play golf. you can talk about the outrage about the golf tournament or you can talk about brittany griner should the trade happen. >> i'm going to pick both. and let me just tell you, as far as -- thank you. but i mean, in all honesty, if you think about brittany guyner. she's literally gone over protested america, talked about how horrible america is. now she's begging america to come bail her out. i know about rescues. i conducted the first -- we rescued a mother and three children who was grateful to be part of america. this is a woman who literally doesn't respect our flag, doesn't respect our national anthem but yet wants us to bail her out and in return for her mistakes. we now have to release someone who is a legitimate criminal and a murderer. so, again, i thi

>> kat: it is because they work hard.strength for the dancing. i would be surprised here because it is one of those things where it could be hard to turn them down because it would be like a bad look. >> david? ... [laughter] >> david: okay, or strippers unionize in, i don't know. i'm still stuck on megan. maybe she can help the strippers. >> kennedy: probably. you know it you to question what she could bore them to tears and then i wouldn't want to do anything except to be in public and put the clothes back on and go anywhere but where she was with headphones on. >> kayleigh: i'm going with the s. am i the only one? let them unionize. i think they need health care, they need retirement. these ladies work hard. >> i want to bring kaylee and because she didn't get to talk. >> kayleigh: one thing i want to say about this as i respect the creative name. there was one named reagan and we know ronald reagan was one of the best presidents in u.s. history and one velveeta. >> i saw the velveeta one parent i want to pull a david

this is better than kat, the second job of geek graduate boris akopov. the bull became the winner of the cinema brand won the grand prix at the international film festival in karlovy vary and received four golden eagles, but even before filming the bull of the trenches, he began to think that it would be nice to make a picture about a girl, who is forced to survive in a world of men , the result of these reflections was kat. what, uh, got you thinking. that first spark is the first impulse from which this film was born. what started the fire of this project , this topic. i understand how you treat yourself. you understand that she worried me for a long time, because a woman is in this profession in a man's world. uh, what is she thinking, what are the difficulties, and the complexity is full? that is, it is rich enough for dramaturgy for drama. e pieces, yes, and therefore i don’t know, there are so many sinuations, yes, from a variety of situations that occur if a person associates himself with this profession, right?

kat y alex sellaron su amor y decidieron mudarse aquÍ a nashville, tennessee.happell y en 2021 con sony music nashville. estÁn en gira permanente y con frecuencia reciben elogios de las figuras mÁs representativas de la mÚsica country. a continuaciÓn, un adelanto de la prÓxima ediciÓn de aquÍ y ahora. locutor: todavÍa no ha amanecido y maryland gonzÁlez ya estÁ de pie, lista para entrenar. su historia no es acerca de los logros sobre el cuadrilÁtero, sino fuera de Él. de niÑa sufriÓ una crisis de salud que la llevÓ a perder el habla y a no poder caminar, aunque de pronto algo cambiÓ. por los prÓximos 3 aÑos maryland tuvo que aprender a seguir adelante. lo hizo con la ayuda de sus padres y, segÚn ellos, del boxeo. maryland es una niÑa que tuvo una segunda oportunidad de vida y estÁ decidida a no dejarla pasar. calderon: esta y otras historias la prÓxima semana en aquÍ y ahora. janiot: asÍ llegamos al final de esta ediciÓn. nos vemos la prÓxima semana. muchas gracias por su atenciÓn.

>> kat: i hope not, no, it is not.has come out of her trip and then somehow every time she talks about it, whatever bungled way she talks about it seems to somehow make it even worse and weirder. spew to when you watch this do you, nancy, who are you? >> cheryl: she is just trying to erase the damage she did when she was in taiwan. >> raymond: 's dad to mind is collapsing. i actually supported the visit to taiwan because of what is happening there and the world abandoning them. it was important for her to go, joe biden should go actually. but she obviously inverted. she meant taiwan is the freest place and the democracy and freedom house is a group that supports human rights. >> kennedy: she is saying china, and also said this about digging a hole to china. >> when i was a little girl i was told at the beach if i dug a hole deep enough we would reach china. so we have always felt a connection there. >> kennedy: that is something your mom tells you so you stop digging holes and fall in them and drown, that is a cautiona

we'll explain that later, kat.pite the big comeback, several democrats, they are now distancing from the president. >> it is washington's fault. they set the rules, weakened our supply chain, weakened inflation. >> i voted against it. i voted with trump on trade. i don't answer to any political party. >> i was the only democrat to vote against trillions of dollars or president biden's agenda. >> i stood up against him in my own party and push to cut the gas tax and hire more police officers. >> i learned about public service in new hampshire, not washington. >> dana: others are finding reasons to wash their hair when they hear biden is coming into town. which only forces them to want to smell it more. it's been the biggest war since got the comeback kid stories were written in the can come of the media loves that story line when it's being said about a democrat. what say you, joe. >> i don't need a comeback. i'm here, man bear i don't need a comeback. i do things nobody else does. did you ever try following up a fl

call down kat. just like liz there's so much like a scorned teenager stalking they are ex on facebook an twitter. it's a political beef that means more than the actual price of ground beef which is at 50 percent since 2021 which makes me think trump could do us all the huge favor and start committing crime. the sucker punch women in the face, maybe political leaders will do something about these actual crimes bus it's trump doing it. what does that say about the dems? text me your answer at 1-976-asshats. >> he puts the spoke in spokesperson. see you on electric bites at gallatin states an crafts. she has the toughest job pretending to be kill meets friends. cohost of friends ainsley air heart. she stays slender, fox news krbter kat timpf! and wnba champion! ainsley, welcome to the show. i apologize for everything i'm about to say. being a criminal, you must be glad that the crime wave never gets any attention. right? >> it's all we talk about. >> yes. >> and all of them have a rap sheet of like a h

kat, thank you so much. >> of course. kennedy: you're the best ever in the world and i love how your eye liner matches your dress. isn't it hot in the studio? it's like warm in here. >> i'm freezing and always freezing that's my life. cold girl hot takes. kennedy: yeah! this is xfinity rewards. our way of showing our appreciation. with rewards of all shapes and sizes. [ cheers ] are we actually going? yes!! and once in a lifetime moments. two tickets to nascar! yes! find rewards like these and so many more in the xfinity app. kennedy: hunger stones emerged from the ocean and that's a case of mythical munchies and this is the topical storm. topic number one, a team of students at colgate university developed facial recognition software that works on harbor seals but can it tell them apart from jerry nadler? it's called seal net. an article official intelligence that uses deep learning to tell one seal face from another. it's important to be able to tell your seals apart otherwise you can seal the deal there's no sealing to

kat, what your thoughts are?thing that really makes me upset is the gun thing, people are going to call us illegal guns on the streets in their going back out and the people that are allowing this to happen are the same people are saying we need to go after legal gun owners who lawfully would like to own a gun and demonizing that in those people. that is something that really, really pisses me off because it couldn't be less obviously completely disingenuous. but it has real effect on people's ability to keep themselves safe. >> greg: it's true, it's true. you have to jump through so many hoops to get a gun and you could -- but yet i should just buy them on the street like every buddy else does. >> and they say the fact that i would like to have a gun -- that i'm a bad person for that. >> for wanting a punchers chance. >> i'm extremely murderrable. >> greg: that's true, i've tried. [laughter] how is this crime was going to end? >> it won't until there's consequences for crime. and look, they've got all sorts of c

fox news contributor kat timpf!] emily, don't you feel like you're watching a personal vendetta being exercised in public and it's like the januars election is all about -- she says it's about the big lie, but the big lie is that she is denying it's actually her personal feelings. >> if like that movie "he's just not that into" where your girlfriend will not stop obsessing about how it actually would work out and it should be her and she is all that because every thing coming out of her mouth is so stale, so delusional. she reminds me frankly of a democrat where everything is about donald trump. she said the main priority was to defeat his election in the future. she's really parroting what we heard in 2016, and she said that she would have won in a landslide, that 30-point resound in defeat she enjoyed, she said it would have been overturned if she -- it would have been -- you know, she would have enjoyed the win if everyone had the same priorities she did. but the irony and the whole point is that she's not seeing

if it's the same words kat says to her tapeworm. we know your secret.why the perception that we hate each other? the belief comes from the top of a pile 50 feet high. press, which which is the least popular thing since ben & jerry's chunks of squirrel ice cream, they turn out conflicts turn out conflict and keep the population anxious while they seek out more conflict. they can make a mass shooting last for weeks, creating copycat mass shootings that feel less like news and more like a ten part miniseries. they can take a very confusing veterans bill and turn it into a fight between people who love veterans and people who want them to die. of course it's false, but entertaining, as every story becomes a fight between two idea prisons, and no one bothers to read the bill, including me. and now a new study from the university of pennsylvania finds that cable news is more polarized today than in the last ten years. how is that even possible, right? members of the crips and bloods look at us and goad, chill out, my brothers. they do. i'm tight with them. wh

this is better than kat , the second job of geek graduate boris akopov.r of the cinema brand won the grand prix at the international film festival in karlovy vary and received four golden eagles, but even before filming the bull of the trenches started to think that it would be nice to shoot a picture about a girl who is forced to survive in a world of men. the result of these reflections was kat. oh what, uh, made you think. that first spark is the first impulse from which this film was born. what started the fire of this project, this topic. i understand how you refer to yourself understand that she worried me for a long time, because a woman is in this profession in a man's world. uh, what's she thinking, what's the complexity of the complexity full? that is, it is rich enough for dramaturgy for drama. e pieces, yes, and therefore i don’t know how many of the senations, yes, from a variety of situations that occur, mm, if a person associates with this profession, yes, and i wanted to study this to understand for me your film turned out to be a very int

a and that woman was kat timpf.rogression of the loan female voice of late-night comedy. left.. why are you such a terrible driver then? next i am out of practice. it's been like nine years prime not even i know how to anymore. but i still have a license for. >> isn't that amazing? we think of the study? >> it's great inevitable in the story had to do i went and read the comments. [laughter] it is so great. like it makes you wonder why most racecar drivers are mail of this was true it is not true it is a lie. [laughter] another was like the study is false for the opposite is true. they're all too slow in the recent eyes and brains are not designed for speed but males are. another encompasses a fake study designed to enragean males. i was just laughing so hard in my office picturing all these dudes logging onto their computer like absolutely not. [laughter] it was a lie. they got all worked up but that is because women are august to the ones who are more emotional. [laughter] [applause] this kind of makes sense becau

about a girl who is forced to survive in the world of men with the results of these reflections was kat o wow, got you thinking. that first spark is the one whose first impulse was born this film began. why the fire of this project broke out is a topic. i understand how you treat yourself. understand that she worried me enough a long time ago, because a woman in e in this profession in a man's world. uh, what is she thinking, what are the difficulties, and the complexity is full? that is, it is rich enough for dramaturgy for drama. e pieces, yes, and therefore i don’t know so many of the sinuses yes of the most diverse situations that occur hmm if a person contacts this profession. yes, and i wanted to study it and understand it for me, your film turned out to be a film about freedom, a very interesting statement about freedom about what really is and who really limits it er give an audience of spoilers, but interesting unexpected insights and discoveries await us. uh, on the way to studying the issue of freedom in your film. yes, freedom, including freedom for me, when you know, i was

fox news contributor kat timpf.s one american treasure to another american treasure, it i so good to see you. >> it is a delight to see you. thank you so much. >> i feel so special when you'r in my presence. freight kda feel the same way. i sate your ankles are driving me crazy. >> thank you. dickie i decided not to wear socks today. >> like it. >> like to feel a nice breeze. anyway, are you frightened of the irs? i mean how do you pay for those massages? >> what were the other options. do we get 87,000 more agents or filled with itching powder? to get i like irs. more irs guys. they're great. i'm still laughing about filled with itching powder. >> how are you doing there, michelle? >> i dig the lather. >> thanks. >> you look like trouble. what you think about this bill? the thing that gets me angry is how they just complicate things when they could just do a cable of content. >> they never do. >> and they're celebrating all the spending. celebrating the spending? i thought only had this america rescue asked, we wer

hello kat kat can not speak, we are in the process will be late. no, don't come, stay at the hotel.n't mess everything up. we are with her just friends. well then? seryoga, they won't interrogate us. and what about for their special services? m through the court arrested all. they framed us nobly, than it threatens. escape is an iron reason to close back. in addition, an indirect recognition of our guilt. well, then they will begin to untwist everything else. and what do we do now? for example, i will sleep. let it come in, come on in. go to the house, speak. we have your daughter, you need a daughter. continue. i was sent just to deliver. i don't know where your daughter is. but if i don't get yours back you don't need a daughter. tomorrow at 10 you will arrive at the old pier alone and tell you how to solve the problem with the wing. give me it won’t fit on you, just like that, but it will hang on you. come on now i can't, damn it. the dress was ruined by a cow. hey you board, who board both good? maybe i also said the same three, wait. what did you say? i want to go if possible.

not like you kat. >> i feel like there's so much that we don't know at this point . i'm not going to pretend that i know things that i really don't. the more that comes out, the more questions i have. watch our nuclear documents? i googled it and it said it was documents relating to nuclear weapons. what are we talking about? like how to do a bomb? i did not know there were nuclear documents. are there really papers out there floating around about how to do a bomb box? obviously, this is not the firs time people have said we got him . people tell me they would love to see him go to prison but the aren't sure even they are questioning because it is happened so many times. >> even when he was in power it wasn't about him being president . i have never seen such an emotional investment in somebod eric i find it funny, i find trump funny i understand why he drives people. you can step out of it and say see why he offends you. he is at the same time it disarms a psychology epic. they can't do it. they are doing again right now on television and are not even aware of it. t

kat tries to survive and save a newborn baby. although she has to confront the cruel world of crime, without which the escort service in which she works is impossible, boris okopov shot a picture. whose previous work, the crime drama bull with yura borisov, made a lot of noise, was warmly received by critics and viewers and received the main film award. but if the events of the bull unfolded in the late nineties, then kat is about our time, filming about today about us. today's. it seems to me that this is how it is possible only by moving intuitively. trusting some here, well, no matter how rational. yes, namely something else, because this is the world in which we live. today it will be visible. only after some time. uh at some distance. yes, u today, to already understand collect all hmm so to speak, u opinion yes u over time and already formulate what it was like. they tell a simple female fate and the play of yaroslav pulinović, which formed the basis of the film zhanna , the director of the hotel, belgrade, the final record

kat. >> you are so bad, but we are leaving that in. >> would you forgive for divorce ?imagine. between those two choices, i don't know brett could you thin the marriage would be over. i don't want to prejudge it, bu i do wonder if this marriage will last. also may be he and hunter biden shared tips on what to do? >> hopefully that's all they share. it's considered a classic car, that was my first furd i'm planning a honeymoon right now so in essence, this guy i feel like he's done a favor for a lo of us so no matter what happens on the honeymoon they lose all the bags, this won't happen. >> exactly. >> and you won't be in tampa. >> on that note, don't go away, we'll be right back. so we need something super distinctive... dad's work, meet daughter's playtime. thankfully, meta portal auto pans and zooms to keep you in frame. and the meeting on track. meta portal. the smart video calling device that makes work from home work for you. >> tech: cracked windshield? don't wait. go to safelite.com you can schedule service in just a few clicks. it's so easy. and more customers

kat?spiceiest take, this is really bad, especially headlines don't do it justice saying he compared supporters of trump to supporters of bin laden, he said there was no difference, that it was identical. this is last thing we need as parking lot of discourse. it is impossible to work together if you paint people that way. >> harris: we have seen this, not comparing them to this level, go back to hillary clinton comments, half the country deplorable, current president of the maga bad. you may have seen a promo running on fox news available on many platforms now and now kat will be in one, before we leave you, i want to ask, how do you fox news? >> i fox news on the couch with my dog carl and my cat jean. >> harris: you made that into a promo, thank you, thank you for watch "faulkner focus," "outnumbered" is right after the break. out $60,000 or more. you could use that money to pay credit card debt and other expenses, plan for retirement, and get back on your feet financially. and don't let

kat, i don't like this woman. >> i kinda like her. her hands, she could do we'r doing worse things. she likes to dress up these dummies like horse, i'm glad sh found something that made her happy. >> it looks like halloween 24-7. >> nosy neighbors, we had a crazy neighbor growing up like crazy really crazy i'm almost scared to talk about it because she still might be out there. that he would set up a camera pointed at our house. >> at what age? >> i was a child. out in the yard thing with my friends. like oh no, he's watching. i hope he is not watching now. i'm sorry, i didn't mean it. >> that is funny. emily, you know, i have a theor that we need more nosy neighbor in new york because we have the exact opposite problem. people don't want. >> in anybody's business so the don't see anything, they won't call the cops, blah blah blah. >> it's a double-edged sword. >> whitey have to bring up violence all the time. 90 percent of people in jail ar there because neighbors are usually it's more like minor infraction so it's like the people th

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referees in the men's tournament and ambition to make this the most sustainable tournament of all time. kat or 2022 is also set to be groundbreaking because of this air conditioning. the majority of stadiums will be artificially ventilated to keep players and crowds cool. fans here in doha welcomed fif is decision to start the world camp a day earlier to allow cat or to feature in the opening match. the hosts will play ecuador al bait stadium on november the 20th to very rec, apple to lucas, to every one, even though heartily to be here on to live this sir. all this exciting and very excited to see as this is my 1st time and going to an actual man. some very exciting. 100 days ago. count down events like this one a happening all over though. huh. the excitement is building for fans in the $32.00 nations, he qualified and perhaps even though so here in the high city, missouri gave only al jazeera though ha ah.

the countdown clock on dough house cornish marks the final days, hours, minutes and seconds until kat or 2022 kicks off. now in the final stretch organizes say they're ready to deliver. you realize that there's a huge excitement. it was building up over the last 12 years, but on 2 days ago you can feel it. you can touch it, you can taste it. i think it's, it's, it's matter of just, you know, the final count on for the 1st time the competition is being held in the middle east and they'll be plenty of other firsts. the 1st will comp to be played in november and december, female referees in the men's tournament and ambition to make this the most sustainable tournament of all time. kat or 2022 is also set to be groundbreaking because of this air conditioning. the majority of stadiums will be artificially ventilated to keep players and crowds cool. fans here in doha welcomed fif is decision to start the will comp a day earlier to allow cat or to feature in the opening match. the hosts will play ecuador al bait stadium on november, the 20th to very rec, apple, cherokee, to every one, even t

poland relies on coal rather than gas for power and heating under simmons, travel to count of kirk kat of it, sir. see how people are preparing for the cold months. poland prides itself on its potential for being totally independent of russia for its energy needs. but there's a problem. it's a shortage of cold, not gas, like the rest of europe. ref, our rules call seller is normally stocked up for winter by now, but he can't find any coal to buy. and if he could, he'd pay almost 4 times what he used to use them and golden again, i'm not a minor orange. urologist put the coal is right here beneath our feet, and i've been trying to buy it for 3 months with 0 results and average when he's right. this region is rich with coal, but polish production is limited, and the government has band imported cold from russia. even though it's cheaper and more suitable for domestic use, we didn't invest in nuclear power yet, or we cannot rely on natural gas. so all we have is gold. when it comes to the heating sector, the situation is even worse because we were heavily dependent on russian. ready co, p

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i will make a observation for kat daniels. if you are looking to find a way to make the city funding we should hold more hearings on the farmer's market. i am now starving. [laughter] commission, i'm going to move that we approve the resolution that was drafted with the amendments that we made earlier. somebody who would like to make a second? >> i'm second. >> motion by president and second by commissioner dickerson. [roll call] >> motion passes. >> angie, thank you. donte, thank you. thank you for everything you do, thank you for everything the community does. least we could do is give you unanimous support. >> i appreciate that and on behalf of the vendors we appreciate your time. >> this resolution will be forwarded to the board of supervisors and of course it is public so you are welcome to share with who ever you feel you need to share it with to show you have support from the small business community as well. >> thank you so much everybody. have a good night. nerks next item please. >> item 4 adoption of office of small