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i'm now joined by us media star kinsey schofield kinsey. good afternoon to you.mpaign, i guess, was faltering? >> i mean, this is good news for the trump campaign. since biden dropped out in july, kennedy's position in the race has negatively affected trump's campaign more than vp harris. a recent survey of the seven battleground states by the cook political report found trump was in was the second choice, a 45% of kennedy voters and in those crucial states, compared to 26% for harris . crucial states, compared to 26% for harris. but the crucial states, compared to 26% for harris . but the poll crucial states, compared to 26% for harris. but the poll did find that kennedy was down in his support. in may, it was 8%, most recently, 5%. so i do think that this is great news for trump, >> what's this story , kinsey, >> what's this story, kinsey, about tmz, the big gossip news site over in america? falsely reporting beyonce making an appearance at the democratic national convention recently. where of course, kamala harris, amongst others, made their big speeches. what

kinsey. >> oh my gosh, you know what. l, it's i don't know i don't know i, i taylor swift of course. >> of course. kinsey schofield live from la. thank you for joining me tonight. i really appreciate it. as always. thank you. coming up, how much would you. coming up, how much would you pay you. coming up, how much would you pay for a bacon sarnie a cup of porridge and a coffee? i'll tell you the full reason for that question in just a tick. i'll also bring you tonight's greatest britain and union jack shortly. but next, a first look at sunday's newspaper front pages, and panel are riled ready to get stuck in. this tick. ben leo tonight only on gb news. time now for the first of tomorrow's front pages . let's tomorrow's front pages. let's start with the independent patients face crisis. shortages of vital nhs medication. the health service issues warning over the supplies of nine key drugs for treatments such as schizophrenia, bipolar, adhd etc. etc. the mail on sunday £14 billion bill for care's shabby union cave in his c

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schofield and kinsey.r tv interview since the oprah interview. what happened ? interview. what happened? >> i'm sorry, i have to hijack your show for three seconds. mark, do you mind if i respond to john christopher bupa about what he said about eric trump? nice. >> definitely. now he's of course he's a democrat supporter. he's a big old lovable lefty and he doesn't like donald trump or eric trump. so what's your reaction? >> i just have to say what a pathetic little dried up prune of a man. i don't know what gutter you found him in, but he sits on twitter and kisses the clinton family's butts like they are the arbiters of political morality. and i know i don't have to remind you of what jeffrey epstein's friend bill clinton did in our white house with an intern and a cigar. i don't know what delusional land bupa lives in or what he's smoking, but i bet hunter biden is familiar with it. >> like i said, this show is nothing if it's not balanced. let's take a listen. actually, to what eric trump had to say a

joining me now is royal and showbiz reporter kinsey schofield. good morning. good evening kinsey.> it's about 3:00 in the afternoon, ben. good. good to see you. >> good afternoon to you. what do you make, first of all, of king charles and sort of intervening, i guess, on the riots. he's got a bit of stick this side of the pond because people are saying, well, look, it's okay for you living in your palaces with all your money coming out your ears. you're out of touch, really, with the working class and the concerns of people in this country about, i mean, issues such as migration . i mean, issues such as migration. >> yeah. i mean, i think in today's polarising society in both of our countries, being a good leader while trying to avoid politics can feel like navigating a minefield. the king is being very careful and strategic in his reaction. he's emphasising shared goals, focusing on the common objectives and mission of the community. i mean, he's trying to align everyone around a shared vision that transcends individual differences and encouraging transparency and open dialogue b

i now welcome royal expert kinsey schofield live from the us, kinsey mega story.his ? initial reaction to this? >> yeah, what a great scoop. my initial reaction is pretty cynical because over the last few weeks, harry and meghan have been leaking like a faucet over here in the united states, talking to people magazine talking. they're allowing current archewell employees to shoot down rumours. there's a cover of us weekly this week. that's meghan markle only, and it's a friend of hers talking about how glowing her life is in california. and this is coming from two people that argued that the palace were leaking stories and that, and that's how the palace would manipulate and control the media. and now we're seeing seeing harry and meghan do it over here on a weekly basis. i think victimhood has been very lucrative for prince harry and reading that headline instinctually, you feel sympathy for him. and is he positioning the royal family as the bad guys again? is this another ploy when it comes to harry and meghan? i question it. is it a great story? absolutely. do

director kinsey i. kinsey. director. tarlov.motion passes and concludes the business before you today. okay. thank you everne i would like to adjourn today in honor of kenneth durr, who was a great supporter champion for san francisco's cable cars during the feinstein administration. he passed in july, just before his 88th birthday. with that, we are adjourned. thank you. thank. >> >> >> >> >> my name is bal. and raised in san francisco. cable car equipment, technically i a transit operator of 135 and work at the cable car (indiscernible) and been here for 22 years now. i grew up around a little can i. my mom used to hang in china town with her friends and i would get bored and they would shove me out of the door, go play and find something to do. i ended up wandering down here whe a kid and found these ♪ [ music ] ♪ ♪ >> fascinated by them and i wanted to be a cable car equipment from the time i was a littled. i started with the emergency at the 1988 and drove a bus for a year and a half and i got l timing and got here at cable

great friend of the show kinsey schofield kinsey. welcome to the show.ay that matthew perry was tragically taken from us. so soon, of course, he battled with addiction publicly for many, many years , and indeed, acute many years, and indeed, acute effects of ketamine was listed in the toxicology reports. and now we have a dramatic development. tell us more. >> that's right. and at the time, i don't know if you remember this. >> we really hesitated to go into any details around drug use. >> use. >> we were we use. >> we were we were 50 concerned >> we were we were so concerned about tainting this legacy that he'd started to build for himself as somebody that was sober and had fought these demons. perry had been getting ketamine infused therapy for anxiety and depression around the time that he passed away . the time that he passed away. but his last therapy was a week and a half before his death. so the ketamine in his system was not doctor prescribed. he had the same level of ketamine in his system that is used for general anaesthesia in surgery. so the

under the banner of the religious movement of the magazine, margie, it was led by a man named kinsey to the rebels used guerrilla tactics. because they did not have the power to grasp the german army in head on confrontation. but the germans were not able to suppress the resistance of the guerrillas either. so the invaders decided to starve that population to day. one of the commanders of the german troops kept in wagon. heim wrote only anger and one can lead to final submission. military actions alone will remain more or less a drop in the ocean. the blasphemous bland work. the invaders burned villages and fields. in 2 years, germany deliberately starved up to 300000 people did that later. the monstrous 6 variance of the 2nd rice and dance. and e s was gobby by the 3rd right. lead by the nazis in order to extra pay the be both of europe the the more i see what's going on in his, in the morning of assessing i'm relieved. i mean, i understand i've sorted on with it so yes. the so just on my age, if i didn't, i couldn't be more then. so they tell me that because i'm english, i may as w

, forties and so something in the kinsey report is that they did all this research into whether a man, whether a married couple would engage the breast in their foreplay. and there was a huge gap like a 50% gap. in fact, check me just in case i'm wrong with my numbers between. men with a college education, women and men who hadn't finished high school. and so that's it's not so much about education class that the formula that already invaded the the wealthy women and and breastfeeding was associated with the working class. so working class men not touching breasts during foreplay college men were okay maybe i maybe i explain that better in the book but i think that i mean one thing i haven't mentioned already is the importance of a lot of trans writing around the top half because. basically, you know, trans scholarship is. and and trans activism is affecting how we perceive gender. and so, you know, gender is much more about selfish expression, presentation and the top half of people's bodies and what one has in one's knickers. as we might see in the uk, does matter. and so or it does

there's really interesting information in the kinsey report and other studies from the '30s and 40s. so something that's in the kinsey report is they did all this research into whether a man, whether a a married couple would engage the breast in their foreplay. there was a huge gap, like you 50% gap -- fact checking just in case i'm wrong with my numbers -- between men with a college educationan and men who had not finished high school. and so it's not so much about education as class. the formula had already invaded the wealthy women, and breast-feeding was associated with the working class. so working class men, not touching breaths during foreplay. college men were. maybe i, maybe i explained that better in the book. but i think that, i mean, one thing i have mentioned already is the importance of a lot of trans riding around the top half. because basically, you know, trans scholarship is, and trans activism is affecting how we perceive gender. and so gender isut much more abt self-expression, presentation, and the top half of peoples bodies. and what one has in one's knickers as

good morning to you , kinsey. and look, she to you, kinsey. and look, she said to be quite a taskmaster. she's up early firing out the emails. we know she has a problem with retention. who's going to want that gig? >> i mean, there are rumours that netflix has said allow us to manage the retail strategy. if she can't manage to find a ceo or somebody willing to work with her, netflix sees an opportunity there. they are going to release a cooking show where she's going to be handling lots of different utensils, lots of different products, and maybe they could create affiliate links . maybe they could place links. maybe they could place some of those items on american riviera orchard and use that netflix series to drive traffic to her website. and you know, meghan truly become an influencer again, which is kind of what she was before she met prince harry when she had a blog herself called the tig. i think that that's an option. but yeah, this was a source telling closer magazine that harry and meghan are pretty tough. but we also had a former arc

the democratic stage to denounce her former boss, along with former illinois representative adam kinsey or trump national security advisor, olivia troy. in mesa, arizona may or john giles, who had this to say about his party standard bearer. i think the time has come for us to admit the obvious and to start saying out loud, which is that our part is nominee is not also joining the parade of anti trump. republicans. is jeff duncan, the former lieutenant governor of georgia? i think it's drawing on existing anti trump sentiment among a number of largely retired republic and elected officials. but i think it's, you know, it's indicative of a real dissolution. and with donald trump and i, a certain kind of republican democrats hoped to take advantage of the rift and the republican party with american elections being decided by such narrow margins. both parties are looking for any small group they can get to put them over the top. and by advertising of their convention here in chicago, that some republicans support harris. democrats are hoping more will jump ship whether harris is appeal amo

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director kinsey i. kinsey. director. tarlov.ñ chair eakin i keegan i thank you the motion passes and concludes the business before you today. okay. thank you everyone. i would like to adjourn as a great supporter and fundraising champion for san francisco's cable cars during the feinstein administration. he passed away in july, just before his 88th 5,bi. with that, we are adjourned. thank you. thank you. you are watching san francisco rising with chris manor. day's special guest is sarah phillips. >> hi, i'm chris manors and you are watching san francisco rising the show about restarting rebuilding and eare imagineing the city. the guest today is sarah phillips the executive director of economic workforce development. welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me. let's talk about the city economic plan and specifically the city's road map to san francisco future. can you give a br and update on progress? >> absolute e. in february 2023 mayor breed roadmap comprised to 9 strategies to move the city forward understanding there

. >> let's talk to showbiz reporter kinsey schofield, who joins us now. this is shocking, kids. kinsey and actually has it almost seems reminiscent of the michael jackson case. >> yeah, very much so. i mean , >> yeah, very much so. i mean, the indictment claims that the defendants made tens of thousands of dollars by selling drugs to matthew perry. and prosecutors say that the group preyed on his addiction issues with the doctors even referring to him as a moron in text when they discussed how to further exploit him, according to the filing. both doctors worked to charge perry $2,000 for a vial of ketamine that cost $12. after he became increasingly desperate to get his hands on the drug. >> it's so sad, isn't it, kinsey , >> it's so sad, isn't it, kinsey, because matthew perry was always so open about his addiction issues, wasn't he? he said it started at the age of 14. he was trying so hard to try and help other people and to be very pubuc other people and to be very public with his addiction, and it seems as though this criminal network just took advan

equality were a police officer in jacksonville makes $65,000 a year, and they say if we had stuck to kinseynd said -- economics versus trickle-down economics, he could be now receiving about $100,000 a year. can you please comment on those things for me? guest: you mentioned a lot. on the faa and air safety, the faa regularly issues airworthiness, safety regulations come about with the incidence -- not casting blame, but the instances with boeing, that is a highly regulated company and industry, just goes to the point that regulation might get you what you want but might not. as it refers to the $15,000 per household, what is good or bad, a lot can be good, but on the other hand, a lot of the regulation might be dampening wells in the sense that we would have solved these same problems in other ways that lead to a freer society and give us more wealth and the same kind of safety without doing it the way we do -- a lot of the regulation might be dampening wealth. i do not have a lot to say on income inequality, just to say that regulatory, to the extent it makes us poorer costs jobs makes a

kinsey. we're honored to have you here today.wimmers, two of the swimmers here showing you who's ready for the challenge. this is robert norris. >> hello, pete. will: he is doing everything today and robert is assigned to what bill described as best swimmer in the navy scuba here today. scuba, robert is ready for this? >> he's ready to government robert has done the swim for half iron man and he's actually special olympian and favorite stroke is what? >> butterfly. will: favorite stroke is the hardest stroke. >> butterfly is my favorite stroke, and i got my get fit youtube shirt and got get fit with robert and subscribe to it. will: go on youtube and get fit like robert and he's doing the navy seal swim today. there you go, robert. [ cheering ]. pete: i love it. will: i was going to give him a high five but he's got it. it's the promo. pete: that's awesome. he's hyped. navyseals.com/doe note. robert is going to smoke you, will. i can count on that . he's been training and will has not. the weather is getting dicey and he's about

let's go to the showbiz reporter kinsey schofield in la . kinsey, you've schofield in la. you've seen the interview. what did you think ? think? >> well, i mean, i do think that there's no doubt that the parents network program is , you parents network program is, you know, an important program connecting people that have lost their children. so they have a community that they can lean on and a community that helps them navigate such a traumatic and, and difficult time, what an important message. are harry and meghan the right people to deliver it? i would argue that they're not. where is their concern for their family's mental health, if you want to stomp out cyberbullying, you should probably remove chrissy teigen from your friend circle , teigen from your friend circle, who, you know, we recently were talking about her and meghan because she received one of those infamous jars of jam . but those infamous jars of jam. but chrissy teigen is famous in the states for telling a 16 year old girl online to go kill herself . girl online to go kill herself. so if meghan truly wa

much of the efficient kinsey comes from capturing the energy that is normally wasted when you hit theo charge the battery. there's also a growing class of plug-in hybrids which act as fully electric cars until the battery runs out and then a gas engine kicks in hybrids are as efficient as all electric cars, but there are success shows that customers do want to go green and they do want to save money on gas. many just aren't ready to adopt such a new technology as fully electric cars the biggest factor discouraging people is of course, cost according to a recent ap you chicago poll over time, consumers can save on gas and maintenance, but there is a higher upfront cost in buying the car that many can't afford subsidies from president biden's inflation reduction act to help. but because one of the goals was to reduce dependence on chinese made materials. only a limited number of models qualify for the tax credits even with those electric cars with 300 miles of range still take five to ten years to break even on savings according to a study from january, because there isn't the only prob

along with former illinois representative adam kinsey or trump national security advisor, olivia troy in mesa, arizona mayor john giles, who had this to say about his party's standard. there. i think the time has come for us to admit the obvious and to start saying out loud, which is that our partners nominee is not also joining the parade of anti trump. republicans is jeff duncan, the former lieutenant governor of georgia, gets drawing on existing anti trump sentiment among a number of large lead retired republican elected officials. but i think it's, you know, it's indicative of a real disillusion with donald trump. and i, a certain kind of republican democrats hoped to take advantage of the rift and the republican party with american elections being decided by such narrow margins. both parties are looking for any small group they can get to put them over the top. and by advertising of their convention here in chicago, that some republicans support harris. democrats are hoping more will jump ship whether harris is appeal among disaffected. republicans expands beyond the high profile

equality were a police officer in jacksonville makes $65,000 a year, and they say if we had stuck to kinseyaid -- economics versus trickle-down economics, he could be now receiving about $100,000 a year. can you please comment on those things for me? guest: you mentioned a lot. on the faa and air safety, the faa regularly issues airworthiness, safety regulations come about with the incidence -- not casting blame, but the instances with boeing, that is a highly regulated company and industry, just goes to the point that regulation might get you what you want but might not. as it refers to the $15,000 per household, what is good or bad, a lot can be good, but on the other hand, a lot of the regulation might be dampening wells in the sense that we would have solved these same problems in other ways that lead to a freer society and give us more wealth and the same kind of safety without doing it the way we do -- a lot of the regulation might be dampening wealth. i do not have a lot to say on income inequality, just to say that regulatory, to the extent it makes us poorer costs jobs makes a huge