>> kat: u.n.r 13 years this went on and not a single one of these people was like, "wait, but it wasn't invited to the ceremony." somebody just handed me an emmy with my name on it, congrats, i'd start laughing. or it shows up your house. and we are all on tv. if you win and a word, what's the first thing you're going to do? a google yourself and see what other people are saying about it! there all insufferable. at least i can admit it. but not a single one of these people googled themselves to see the list. not a single one of them was like, "wait, i would have liked to go to the ceremony and have pictures of myself taken." not a single one of the people in literally the most narcissistic profession that there is, which is being on air, had that thought or ask that question? i'm not buying that for a second. >> greg: what you think, tyrus? >> tyrus: i'm buying it. because what they did was, it's the part that doesn't go on tv. it's the team, and they are part of the team. so it's like, the produc

that's it. >> greg: kat? >> kat: you're being mean to me.at: you guys are all coming over after this right? >> wait a minute, i didn't get an ah. >> greg: everybody is prefacing what they say with i will say. have you noticed this. i will say, but i will say, have you noticed that? once you hear it. >> kat: no, nobody i talk to. >> greg: i'm telling you, that, and to your point. to your point, and a hundred percent, having said that. >> it's an east coast thing. >> they don't have the balls to tell you something straight up, i will say. >> greg: i will say. i will say. >> your language is awful. but i understand because you're in the foxhole with pete. >> greg: all right. up next, they have doughnut holes and explosive toilet bowls. to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa from google and other companie. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but

kat, is this unfair to him.you teach kids fis ed if you're not capable of teaching it >> kat: i don't know. gym teachers respect usually in good shape. they're people that have been in good shape and that's the only way they can cling onto their pass when things were going well. also i think he can be a better gym teacher you can just put him on the camera and be like run kids. do you want to be too fat to go to work some day? i would probably run faster. no, obviously you have to be able to go to work to do the job but that could be maybe a different kind of gym class. because that might scare you if you don't like moving around looking at that. you might want to. >> greg: yeah, but he can get out of his field of vision and do terrible things like they did to me in gym class. we won't get into that, that will be for my special on fox nation. joe what if a comedian sues a comedy club who won't let him perform because he wants to do it by zoom and not tell jokes? >> joe: that would ruin my retirement plan because

>> kat: no.: and they tell you on- >> kat: stop right there. no, i haven't. >> greg: oh, you haven't? then this is a terrible story. you find out maybe the spouse killed other spouse in the house or there was a suicide so you get it for like a steal >> kat: i just feel like, okay, i don't know that a rebrand is going to be possible. i don't think they can do it as like another place to take your honeymoon. you know what i mean? kind of a weird place to get a boner, i think. but they could lean into it. they could lean into it and they could be like listen, we know bad stuff happened here or they could do like a whole epstein themed thing where coulden spear's things go, like drinks so strong they killed jeffrey epstein that kind of thing or they need a good spokesperson like shaq where people do whatever they say. you put shaq on something i'm line, oh, yeah. everybody likes shaq. >> greg: william devane, pedo island where i keep my goals >> kat: we won't go, but i'm shaq, boom, there you go. >>

that's it. >> greg: kat? >> kat: you're being mean to me.ll coming over after this right? >> wait a minute, i didn't get an ah. >> greg: everybody is prefacing what they say with i will say. have you noticed this. i will say, but i will say, have you noticed that? once you hear it. >> kat: no, nobody i talk to. >> greg: i'm telling you, that, and to your point. to your point, and a hundred percent, having said that. >> it's an east coast thing. >> they don't have the balls to tell you something straight up, i will say. >> greg: i will say. i will say. >> your language is awful. but i understand because you're in the foxhole with pete. >> greg: all right. up next, they have doughnut holes and explosive toilet bowls. i was on a work trip when the pulmonary embolism happened. but because i have 23andme, i was aware of that gene. that saved my life. somebody would ask her something... ...and she would just walk right past them. she didn't know they were talking to her. i just could not hear. i was hesitant to get the hearing aids because of my s

kat who's your secret santa for january 6th >> kat: it was like the first january 6th, the first wasly the worst day of my life but also we couldn't celebrate karl's birthday. not his fault he was born on january 6th. >> greg: it's no one's fault. all right we have to move on, up next epstein's still deceased but some new names get released. [cheers and applause] icy hot. ice works fast. ♪ heat makes it last. feel the power of contrast therapy. ♪ so you can rise from pain. icy hot. [cheers and applause] >> greg: will hillary clinton be extra chilly now that epstein flight logs mention slick williement hundreds of pages of court documents related to jeffrey epstein have been made public with more released in the coming days making it the most uncomfortable reading since neil take view 0's fan mail. they mention hundreds of names including his victims and associates with the most notable being former president bill clinton. one of his accusers was asked, did jeffrey ever talk to you about bill clinton and she responded, quote, he said one time that clinton likes them young, referring t

so for her to sit there and talk about my feet, it's like kat's invisible giant boobs >> kat: yeah, i strapped down right now. [laughter] >> kat: i don't want to get anyone jealous. >> tyrus: they're leaning on me, come on, man. yeah, she's a bad person and the best thing about you is you're -- not to brag, which means i have to brag. can you just imagine honey i'm ready? i just want to see your feet >> kat: i have a challenge for her. come out with a foot calendar. prove me wrong. maybe we're wrong. >> tyrus: yeah, we want to see what the horseshoe really looks like >> kat: i'm not making any judgments. >> greg: we have to move on. up next why you can't help but smooch your adorable pooch. ♪ ♪ charlotte! charl! every day can be extraordinary with rich, creamy, delicious fage total yogurt. >> if you're looking for a nutritional supplement that really makes a difference, look at immuno 150. now this exceptional product contains 70 minerals and 80 additional nutrients. it's precisely formulated with the purest of ingredients, and it's inexpensive in relation to the results it produces.

kat, my guess is you have never actually opened a hard copy of "sports illustrated." >> kat: no.t up a picture of that model you said was the size of ireland? the amount of people out there acting like you guys would not have sex with her, okay. okay, guys. every single one of you, and when you have ever slept with is better looking than that? shut the [bleep] up. [laughter] i also think that it had some issues just because it was a magazine. if you look even no matter what the girls and it looked like, i hear guys being like, there's hot chicks in that magazine. i got to go out and get make that object magazine so that i can look at hot chicks. we have the internet now and things are just different. >> greg: the other thing, though, when you are a talented person, you will leave something that is failing. and i think what happens is the people that stay at the product are the woke people because they are the least competent. because all you have to do is paired it. it gets more and more concentrated. you know? in the -- whatever product it is, what is left, it is a must look --

that was a perfectly worded question. >> kat: good job. >> greg: thank you. >> kat: no, just like everybody things here, i think. i think it's the fact that his administration didn't know he was out, which is she canning, and then biden not knowing he was out, which is not so much. >> greg: right >> kat: he really sometimes doesn't need when people are out like forever, leak dead. also, how not cool is it that we've become kind of okay with that? that's not okay. we're not okay with it but we're like, yeah, you know, he just doesn't know what's going on ever and i think he should be on the caribbean, he should be on more vacations, be knows that because arby's -- me, too. i've had had the decency to let you know when i'm in the hospital every time, sometimes -- >> greg: yes, time. even involuntarily that time >> kat: no, that never happened, no to brag. i've never been involuntarily hospitalized. >> michael: i love the phrase out forever. honey your grandmother is out forever. >> greg: i will finish on this that i think this is what happens when you prioritized feelings over function. all o

kat, can you gloat all you want.t happens when you assume the government can be trusted in the area of surveillance so greenwall and julian was right all along. comes back to the american citizen. >> of course. i am not surprised. there is no 4th amendment with financial records. the federal government did away with that decades ago with the justification of abuse of foreign bank accounts. they say that they need to protect you from this. law enforcement doesn't need a warrant to access your bank records. you can't expect privacy because you gave the information to a third party meaning the bank. try going through life without a bank account. that's why i am a libertarian. the main parties don't take the 4th amendment seriously. they will always use this for political reasons. don't give them that power. when they say, security, safety, that's when you need to think okay, what are they trying to make me afraid of? what do they gain if they win? often this is what is going on. >> greg: thanks for the pre-applause. the

>> kat: no.ure, but we also don't really know what her life is like and what her situation is like. what if she's already paid for everything else on the team? >> greg: that's my theory! >> kat: everyone else is like come here alyssa milano, can't you get the uniforms? why don't you pick up dinner? he's paying and paying, and at a certain point she's like, i've gotten literally everything else. people might also think she's a lot more wealthy than she really is, especially because everyone is sucking money out of her all the time. >> greg: i'm on team alyssa milano on this. i think she did the public gofundme page, kayleigh, to shame the other parents who assumed that she should pay for everything. >> kayleigh: could be a credible theory because she paid for the jerseys, apparently. however, according to the daily mail, she's driving like a $200,000 luxury electric vehicle. what a bad look. you got two wars going on, americans crushed by inflation, homelessness on the rise, and pay for my son's b

kat: okay, this cutie will do that.the time like buddy when you doing within they look at you like when you mean back., >> is so inappropriate.dn >> he looks like he just't met t that life is meaningless. [laughter]fe i >> or set dropped and he wantedu to shoghw everybody. [laughter] >> is like will yes, what are you looking at see what it seems like he's auditioning for one of todd's movies. [laughter] [applause] r on[applause] >> that was chris felton. [laughter]reg: greg: there is a name for that and more again. morgan: 's voice i video of this houston darling little pony, and he or she come i don't likelo getting her confidence toko jump down numerous horses and she runs a little money and chiefs of this made me think of her p this also made me think of joe biden is like him when he try to go down the stairs of air forcef one, yes you did as back. [applause] c1 i'm always wondering how is morgan going to make some rede meat out osof this one and how n i tie this into joe biden c5 i i do try to be funny and it is har

"new york times" best selling author kat timpf.lot of influence over helicopter flight routes. "new york times" best selling author. >> [cheers and applause]. >> greg: all right. before we get to some news. ignore my new glasses. let's do this. >> greg's left overs. >> greg: all right. it's where i read the jokes we didn't use. it's my first time reading them so they suck. scientists in china have been able to keep a cloned monkey alive for 2 years. that's nothing. we kept our alive for fritsch. -- 45. [laughing]. monkey. this week green day performed a surprise set in new york subway with the show host jimmy falon. commuters shouted requests like please stop. >> [laughing]. >> [applauding]. >> [bleep]. >> greg: a source in hollywood said a movie about plaggarizing claudine gay deserves closer inspection but it was in gay's hand writing. whenever i see her i think of the humpty dance. men have better naviational skills than women. most women don't know about this study because they went to the wrong website. >> [laughing]. >> charl

go to cnn. >> [cheers and applause]. >> greg: kat?more than somebody telling me i can't do something when i am smiling. [bleep] off! did you see entitlement there? it's insane. if they said nothing, nobody would watch this video. >> greg: now it's famous. >> they are overestimating about someone caring about them watching a penno. -- piano. >> greg: tyrus, what was missing here? >> the chinese word for karen. mr. karen too. all inclusive. if you stand there with two versions of the communist china flag. where do you come up with don't touch her! they watched a lot of american tv. a lot of news stuff. that was the reaction. tried to create something that was not there. another thing is someone let our president know. if you are older than someone, you can't touch them. >> [laughing]. >> does that go for smelling hair? kat is right. i would have broke my phone out and get every angle of there. go live on every known social media around. their whole point was you can't do that. this is england. it's a free country, kind of. this is what

is kat makeing a good point? >> kat is 1,000% right. elon, no! don't do this.ng at home and she is put your thoughts up on the screen! i don't want to. boom, someone sits next to you and looks at the wrong thing in your mind. it's the scariest thing. every man in the world's life will be ruin. catching your phone but you are falling asleep and they link something up to your ear and put their morals into you. we will be big men slaves. horrible! they will rule us all. >> greg: kennedy, is this going to advantage women if you will be able to see what we are really thinking? >> i will have an army of new men doing my bidding. my every whim! i will have scented candles up my nose and other things up other places we can't talk about but can think about it. i think is great. i am a big fan of right to try. there are so many tragic stories about people who died because they could not get treatments and drugs that might have saved their lives. if you have a paralyzed person under 40 who can't feel, they have the right to be a part of this the study. >> greg: that's int

i can't wait. >> kat, is this cruelty to the elderly?you have any advice for him or the campaign manager or anything? >> i mean, the thing is i think he also seems to think he is doing okay. >> generally in that mental state you are. >> it's like the person who is drunk and comes to a party and thinks they are really funny. i'm so much fun. when they leave you just side. i don't know. i created 169 jobs in wisconsin? where did that come from? it's confusing to watch. i also want to know what are people telling him when he is done? are they like, good job buddy? like a kindergarten church choir vibe is anybody being honest with him. does he enjoy himself? i have so many questions. we will never have answers because everybody keeps gas lighting as we ask about it. remember the oil cancer when he said he had cancer from oil? there is never any answers. the president is saying we've all been very deeply affected by cancer. but that's not what he said. we will never get the answers. i'd love to see a document or. i hope we can watch one down

this kat has nine lives thanks to being an expert at identity that. fox news contributor kat timpf. and he's an expert in mma, making men afraid. new york times best-selling author and former nwa champion, tyrus. charlie, i am already sick of this topic. but we have to talk about it because it's supposed to be important. do you think nikki haley is sticking around because she is angling for vp? that ship sailed? >> trump's comments about her a week or so ago were pretty sherman ask to the point what he said she wasn't presidential timber and then he followed up by saying the fact that i said this means that you can hold me to it. i can't undo it. if you think about it, when you have these discussions, my question is what is the ad that democrats can run against them when he picks her? it's going to be a pretty devastating ad. we are not just talking about the comments about the dress. i think its funny. everyone has been talking about how trump has been the past couple weeks. last night he took the chain off and went after her. i think because she really ticked him off. he was not g

kat, what worries you more dei or online privacy information? here, you have weird stuff on your phone. everybody does. all of us do. it really, only thing you can do is not think about it. nobody would come forward, yes. it might be freeing. i wouldn't be freeable. >> greg: if everybody was vulnerable you couldn't go after afternoon. >> i would be like come to my party you freaks. let's all hang out. >> i can imagine if we were forced to pull up our search history. >> not me. happy to share mine. [beep]. >> planning a trip to calcutta. discussed it. we are going by row boat. i knew that [beep] from jump was a set up. you can't fool fellas, incognito. safe place to tell your wife or girlfriend what you think. if you are going online, you have to do what i do. beautiful samurai sword. if you think by any means you can go on incognito, you are dumb from jump. if i think someone is questionable. if i am at the airport, bro, you have to move. why, what is wrong? >> you are too close to my phone. whatever creepy [beep] you are going to look up shows

i right across from kat who i didn't recognize because i thought of her as a blond.e to the shows who laugh harder when they don't find it funny. when she finds something funny, she laughs. i can tell when the joke is not her cup of tea. she is just demure. gutfeld must be a good boss. >> greg: no, i look at the tapes after. i keep track of everything. emily compagno, are you excited to hear her side of the story? >> i would rather die. the only reason that everyone is tithe over the rights to put it on their main page and pat themselves on the back. none of us care. she will probably thrive in it because as a plagiarist she does well with acting. >> greg: what do you think? >> i think she got to a job she was not qualified for. i like one producer who said that the claudine gay story could be this era's roots. what a [bleep] update statement that is. i don't know. that's all i got to stay about that. >> greg: rioters cause a bust but the media is nonplussed. we're told in genesis chapter 1:26 that god is made man in his image and by his likeness has he made him. gen

take s it away kat. >> thank you. my grandmother was a librarian and i'd love library and so i'm so exciteded to be here with the amazing librarians. also c-span booktv is the best tv. [applause] this is my book. "american identity in crisis" notes from an accidental activist and i'm going to read for short sections that shows what the book is. sure seat can read it in a weekend. hopefully you'll find it entertaining. i will start with the first passage fromom the first chapte, chapter 1. doesn't everybody have an i.d.? my first-ever i.d. client was born in either 1942 or 1947 and lived in georgia all of her life. -trying to find someone to trust us enough to let us help them getth their i.t. when a partner organization atlanta call. gary a man i would sink it in a well called and asked if someone could help this family friend get an i.d.. she was ailing and suffering from four types of cancer at the same time and she needed an i.d.. gary had known ms. ella his entire life and she helped him nurse's father through liv

kat well, thank you. i was just. kashif my grandmother was a librarian and i love librarians so i am so excited to be here with three amazing librarians and also you guys c-span booktv the best tv. i'm so this is book. it's pink, it's beautiful american identity and crisis notes from an accidental activist and i'm going to read i think just four short sections will help sort of orient us to what book is it's short so you can read it in a weekend. i did that on purpose, so hopefully will find it entertaining. so i'll start with the first passage. from the first chapter i. chapter one. doesn't everybody have an idea my first ever id client was miss ella. she was born in either 42 or 1947 and had lived in georgia. all of her life. i had been trying to someone to trust us enough to let us help them get their id when. a partner organization in atlanta called gary a man. i would get to know well had called and asked if someone could help his family friend miss l.a., an i.d., she was ailing from four types of cancer at the

kat well, thank you. i was just. kashif my grandmother was a librarian and i love librarians so i am so excited to be here with three amazing librarians and also you guys c-span booktv the best tv. i'm so this is book. it's pink, it's beautiful american identity and crisis notes from an accidental activist and i'm going to read i think just four short sections will help sort of orient us to what book is it's short so you can read it in a weekend. i did that on purpose, so hopefully will find it entertaining. so i'll start with the first passage. from the first chapter i. chapter one. doesn't everybody have an idea my first ever id client was miss ella. she was born in either 42 or 1947 and had lived in georgia. all of her life. i had been trying to someone to trust us enough to let us help them get their id when. a partner organization in atlanta called gary a man. i would get to know well had called and asked if someone could help his family friend miss l.a., an i.d., she was ailing from four types of cancer at the

kat, shouldn't there be some empathy for gen z?ust standing in their way including joy behar. >> i am a millennial. not gen z. it is irritating to see a boomer talk like that. all of us of the younger generation, we didn't have the opportunity to buy beachfront property for $14. we cannot buy houses because you have them all. >> exactly. >> you bought them all are ready. get a job? i know so many people that have jobs that are good paying jobs but they have roommates because they still can't afford it. why aren't younger people having kids? where would i put it? >> that's important. >> where what i put the kid? people in my generation, generation z the same thing. we can't afford to take on new roommates who can't pay rent. i'm all for working hard. i work very hard. i work really hard. i know that if a kohl miner heard me say that he would want to punch me in the face. being on tv is not that hard. it's actually you are lucky to get a job like this. she has had one for decades. shut up! >> thank you! >> tyrus, she doesn't care abo

i am kat timpf.g is off today so he asked me to check in and see how your new year's is going so far. not bad? good enough. all take it. we had a great year of shows with some awesome guests. we can't wait to bring you more in 2024. until then let's look back at some of our favorite segments from the past few months. and joy. >>> there is a new marvel movie out. apparently it sucks. i haven't seen it yet because i have better things to do. [ yelling ] >> the new flick is courtesy of disney who owns the marvel cinematic universe. the real marvel is how each movie they put out is getting worse and worse. the next superhero should be the incredible shrinking box office. the latest offering, the marvels, was the worst opening for a marvel movie ever. even worse than ironman versus little women. they got destroyed in that. in this universe women are as physically strong as men. i'm talking actual women, not the ones with 5:00 shadows who can p in the snow. today entertainment is now secondary to diversity

. >> kat: yes. >> what's your biggest complaint? >> there are more delays than there used to be.get the first flight out because those are less likely to be delayed but there are definitely more delays. it's so expensive it's getting worse to fly and they treat you like your bothering them. you know, it's like, no, i paid to be on this plane. a lot of money actually. and i think it's getting worse and worse. >> mine is the boarding process. >> that's ridiculous. >> i know what boarding number you are and you know bheergd group they have called. >> kat: yes. >> group five creates a wall more secure than our southern border to keep group two from boarding. it's an enpenetrable wall that keeps this from being an orderly process. >> charles: -- >> kat: excuse me, i know how to get on the plane. this is my home. it's absolutely ridiculous but seeing how everything is such a joke i really don't know how people have gotten the idea that if you don't think the government is the best way to solve the problem you don't care about the problem. >> yes. >> kat: this is a symptom of larger iss

even kat almost laughed at that. that's all for us tonight. world.

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kat, wait.an i to ask kat, is it the real fu. point of davos?to show off your wealth and status, but you >> g pointd a virtue like i'm at davos to talk climate. but everybody here is. you're at davos? yes, i also think they want to make these parties sound more fun than they reall maky a. yeah, because i did research, too. and by mushroom, they actually gave out a micro dose of mushrooms last year. >> and there's no mushrooms this year. and party. okay. if that's true, then it's still a party with bill gates i at i >> yeah. no, thank you. >>, it is gross. like your party cany ca have everything in the world, but if it ha s gates,t i'm automatically interested. yeah. >>at if he wears a mask, like one of those masked parties that emily goes to? >> i could not. there's no wayd se you can go longer than 30 seconds. not telling somebody was bill gates. >>e coul. s true you can't wear a mask ifse you're rich and famous because you want to do that. emily, what do you makcondt tee of this? >> are you would you ever go tso this? >> yes. yes. if invited.

, which in translation means executioner, torturer, killer, this word kat, it is in polish, ukrainianbelarusian, it initially gives the formulation, this dualism, to the study of everything catonian crimes, if we move on to... in the same way, the yeltsin center rewrites the meaning of the soviet army in the victory over hitler's germany, because the main emphasis is on the fact that the allies won. look, the great patriotic war is a holy war, without which it would seem unthinkable to consider russian history, but eltsin sentor considers russian history without the great patriotic war. the only way the great patriotic war is presented is this. dear comrades, as i said, a sign of your military merits, you are awarded a personal service pit weapon, i congratulate you, well , as a souvenir of our meeting, here on each of you you see other small badges, a copy of the presidential standard, i congratulate you and once again to you... again of course, i'm filming, i'm filming, thank you. yes, not serious with yours, your idea, yes, mine, i ’m too pretentious, yes, yes, there’s no such thin

ask kat ashmore.be here. >> gio: your new cookbook called "big bites: wholesome, comforting recipes that are big on flavor, nourishment and fun." she will show us some of her favorites. it smells so good in here. >> rhiannon: it smells delicious. >> barbecue will do that to you. that's for sure. you know, my dad used to say you knew something was good for you because it didn't taste like anything. i made it my mission to change that way of thinking and hungry lady salads are big, hardy meal in a bowl salads. this one arguably you could even serve on game day. >> gio: this one you're known for. tell us about it. >> great, so this particular one is a barbecue ranch chopped salad. so you take a very classic chopped salad base, we've got romaine lettuce, just in bite-size piece, we've got tomato, cucumber. >> whit: you could put gio to work too, by the way. >> i'm planning on it and i'll have you do the avocado hack that people go crazy for. we have an avocado in here. >> gio: i love avocado. >> me too. w

well, in general, kat and whsd are world-class facilities, built with such reserves, with good ones,ut today they have solved a lot of problems, but today the eastern part of kada is already at the limit, if you look at the picture, you can see that there are areas where from 100 to 130. 2.0 cars are already moving per day, this is, in fact, already close to the limit, taking into account the active housing construction, which is developing, of course, the eastern part must be addressed first, so we have prepared a general routing, it is about 348 km, this is a new circular route, of which 112 km we plan to build a completely new one in two stages, the first stage runs from m11 neva to adjacency with the regional... in prices of the corresponding years, it is on this section that the highest traffic intensity is predicted, we have money provided in the five-year plan for 27-28, i told you about this, i talked with anton germanovich, in principle, when accepting solutions , we can shift to the left, start building it, designing it already this year, moreover, we believe that if there

screams. >> yeah, because then people or mayb kat: ore. it was maybe, maybe a record that actually sounded like it was fine, because i guess people don't usually go toward s peoples the screaming. >> yeah, i guess depending gregd on the movies. happy gilmore. yeah. i have to go all day again, the bible, because i always have a bible with me oh no, h of course i don't. uhme, i, um, exile on main street. mm-hmm. and what was the.th the movie ferris bueller's day off interest in? >> oh, that's a good one.thin but, yeah, it's where it is. you wouldn't have to watch the the movie on or play the record on. i thind k this was a trick question by alan. >> astonished. yeah, itrick sounds like you made out with me on a deserted doily. >> yes. >> greg: iould. he's the worst in a foxhole. i'm tryingi' to. >> well, see, i'm taking a different approach, and i'm just planning to sta y. t planning to sta i don't know what you guys are going. yeah. go mad trying to get off this island gng to goget of. >> i got a book on how to build a boat. i'm good. what

, which means executioner, to torture. killer, this is the word kat, it is in polish, in ukrainian ,belarusian, it initially gives in to the formulation of this dualism, the study of the entire catonian crime, if we move on to the analogy, then these nazi manuals, as we know, are used now in the current situation in ukraine, we all know well the example of the butch, why were there hundreds of settlements with a variety of names, why the butch? yes, nothing, it seems, to us, to russian ears, nothing, nothing a name that speaks volumes about who this provocation was aimed at, the english-speaking public, the word bucha, consonant with the english word bacha, butcher. in the same way, the yeltsin center rewrites the significance of the soviet army in the victory over hitler's germany, because the main emphasis is on the fact that the allies won. look, the great patriotic war. a holy war, without which it would seem unthinkable to consider russian history, but elzen sventer considers russian history without the great patriotic war. the only thing is how the great patriotic war is presen

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bruce kats co-president of palestinian and jewish unity from montreal thank you sir now continuing with the rest of the news resistance fighters in gaza keep battling invading israeli forces in southern gaza with hamas reporting fierce clashes. in the center and west of hanjunis. the algos brigades, the military wing of the islamic jihad resistance says it find mort shells at israeli forces in western khan unis, the palestinian mujahidin movements. said it brought down an israeli helicopter using a surface to air missile, the algasan brigades, the military wing of hamas, said it targeted two makeover tanks using yasen shells. the regime claims it has incircle the city of hun unis and elsewhere alus fighters talketed israeli forces and military vehicles in gaza city. meanwhile, in a joint operation, algassam and mujahidin brigades struck israeli occupation forces in the city with rockets. iof soldiers also came under a missile. attacked by alcos fighters in the city of baithan in gaza's north. nearly four months into the israel's genocidal war on the gaza strip and the regime forces cont

, kat.uhammad marandi, professor at the university of tehran. the west is hostile to iran for many reasons. the first and most important thing is the revolution that took place in iran. the united states does not accept a strong country that is not under its control. americans always are trying to sabotage russia's efforts, wanting to either break it or weaken it. the same goes for iran. i believe that the iranians have adapted and are increasingly doing business and trading with countries in the global south. hoping confidently that in the future, the difficulties faced today by the iranian people and the good people of russia will lead to relief. the parliamentary hour program is on air, we continue: the usa patents the virus, at the international level everyone is silent. this was stated by vice speaker of the state duma irina yarovaya at a meeting of the inter-factional work group on biological safety issues. we want to share our concerns and requests. including our ministry of foreign a

i mean, this is like a big tim n 180 tyrus and kat spot on. it really depends what kind of don lemon we get.flection what kind of self-reflection is he done befor e? he since he left cnn. is this going to be a person who's learned from his his lessons that maybe he wants on better to be a better t, better selfik and i'm all for second chances on something like this? agive hi give him the benefit e doubt. >> give him the shot. however, if he is acting like the old don lemon that got booted, man, that is blown quickl y. >> lot of people who are givingt him the benefit don't. and they will give him that second shotheshot. don >> and they they know him. they know don lemon and they're ready to pull that plu g. yeah. you know, emily to work on his new show, he actually go t time off from his job at olive garden. i mean, here's my take. i think you are so generous just now in your analysis, because if he was really listening to the voice to s i'v heard you i've listened to your voices. they were all saying, shut up,e yeah, he is such a blow we're ta

kat that's my solution for everythingthat's. e >> she she's going to embarrass herself because her goalhersel to make a bunch of men in the t star wars fan base reallhey mad and somebody else already accomplished that like nine years agoke n in a matter sai of seconds. >> i think we have the tapd ite i've said it before. i'll say it again. i have never had any interest in watching space nerds poke each other with their little space nerd yo and i'm not going to start now. you people are crazy.d some you start with people are crazy. yesterday we had something and i said was that th and sn't familiar with star wars because i've been too busy liking cool>> things and being attractive. uh huh. yeah uh- . people threatened my life. yeah. yeahfe. . . so that they got really mad. w who was that person? yeah, very, very kind of cute. they got so mad. i got death threats. and i don't mean death suggestions like you should die. i mean, liketions lie i mean li your house at 8 a.m.. there's nothing you can do,. yeah, i had to get pitchd to.

the military, we usually ask about their callsigns, callsign cat from turniket, cat chocolate kitt or kat because kateryna, where is the callsign, callsign from turnstiles, callsign kat, 22 years old, originally from kyiv region, studied to be a designer before the great war interior, the dream of ending the war with the victory of ukraine, in order to return to his favorite business to study for three weeks. after all, in civilian peaceful life, you took care of interior design, that is, in principle. could we continue to do this, why did they choose the third brotherhood, in the beginning and all this time it was so wrong, i don’t know the feeling that they will manage without me, but now with time i understand that people are running out, and someone needs to be replaced, need to be saved, and that's why i'm here, i decided for myself that now i will do it, you you were a military conscript... you just recently finished your service and you want to be a member of the third assault unit, but what is the fundamental difference between training in the army directly and here? i will say th

kat, you're in the car in near. it's either your dad or cam. at thewhat would you tell them o if their car was being surrounded by these milligan thugs on their tiny little bikes circling, circling your car, making? >> i probably wouldn't notice because i'd be on my phone. yeah, it's. >> i don't. >> it's just very interestingd how bad they allthey at fighting it. can we, like, roll it again. i was wellagain.h --, i. it's like there's many more of them and than just the one in there all just kind of like haphazardly doing this. >> look at your flailing right? no, exactly like. but you're like, what? you what? you just reminded me of those things. that inflatable thing at the car. yes, i havat e that should you should be in front of the auto parts store. >> yeah, i kno parts sw, i my t in my application but they said that thing didn't have to be paidation bu i wage but iy i didn't not even want to really get in because they're just like they get them, they're like yea h. so i don't know, there's something, there's something weird goinird goin g o

i could implicate kat in a murder by doing that. like buy your phone and go like how to bury a body in the pine barrens. >> how would you do that? >> i don't know. everyone buries in the pine barrens. it's great because it snows there and the bodies freeze. kat, what worries you? are they die or this online privacy violation? it is really scary when you think about it. like everyone, i don't care who you are and how nice you look. >> you got some weird stuff on your phone? yeah, everybody does. all of us do. >> and it really the only thing you can do is just to not think it. because if you think nobody would come forward to be like, yes, you did. you look at my incognito because i, i and cognitive mode and i don't want people to that in some ways it might be kind of freeing actually it was all out there because i wouldn't be employable. my family wouldn't talk to me, my husband would divorce me. i'd be truly free, mutually assured destruction if everybody was vulnerable. you couldn't you couldn't go after anybody. and the only peopl

what say you, kat? >> i'm not peer to my little sister is into taylor swift.oit. and our first week, they lost. i'm back to not watching football again. speak a little girls everywhere going, turn it up, turn it on, let me watch. >> 9% more women watched this year because of taylor swift. i am a huge sports fan and i want all of the games regardless. i am not mad at it because i think it is beautiful to see target people who are in love -- you cannot hate -- supporting each other, exactly. but at the same time, i think we have covered it so much that it is overshadowing some of the other stories that we have heading to the super bowl. i also am not going to pretend seeing the effects taylor swift has had boosting the sales, $330 million, she's made the nfl $330 million. just let that sink in. >> i think they are addressing some of the haters with the headline saying you are so sick of seeing taylor swift at the game, they are seeing record viewership. >> they love it. >> sandra: by the way, there's odds in las vegas right now and whether or not he is going to