i did i got to play with kobe.s [ audience ohs ] how -- [ applause ] come on. >> absolutely. >> jimmy: i mean, come on. this kid - >> unreal. unreal [ applause ] who would've thought >> jimmy: what was he -- what was he like? what was kobe -- you got any kobe stories what was he -- >> so, this was my first game back in the nba, back in my hometown of dallas and, you know, i get there, and i'm excited to go home my mom's there, she's cooked >> jimmy: yeah you got to see your friends. >> excited, get to see my friends, my family >> jimmy: hell yeah. "look, i made it, guys." >> like, "hey," yeah, party. "look, you guys are coming to watch me play tomorrow here, right? so, i get there and kobe's like, "no, no, no, no, no. we're going to the gym and we're going to get a a workout in and, yeah, you can kiss and wave hi, you know, to your family later but, you know, right now, we're going to get the work in." and unfortunately, after his passing, i went to the gym shortly after that i went to a gym in detroit and the guy

japan's vissel kobe have won their firstj—league title, kobe beat nagoya grampus 2—1 to take the championship give kobe a i2th—minute lead, and they scored a second just two minutes later through yoshinori muto, giving them the win and the title for the first time in the club's history. and in the league's 30 year history as well. the tennis now... novak djokovic's serbia face italy in their opening match of the second davis cup semifinal as the two nations compete to play australia in the final. australia beat finland 2—0 on friday to make it back—to—back finals for them. they were both very high quality matches today and unfortunate to come our way, but the boys have done all the hard work, they deserve these results and to back up what we did last year, it is very special. and that's all the sport for now. thanks so much jane. officials in ukraine say russia has launched the largest drone attack on kyiv since moscow's full—scale invasion began. these pictures show the drones being shot down by ukraine's air defences. the attack, which was the most sustained in months, brought down some pow

lethargic economy and it's going to take an awful lot to try and boost that again, especially after kobe, which base there was a huge sock to the system. at the same time, we have seen that the chinese economy, big growth expectations in the 3rd quarter is that not a sign that things might be moving toward a more positive direction? i flew. i think i explained that meeting expectations by a little bit. i wouldn't go to too excited, ultimately property being a cartridge. the economy is such a big problem. it's a, it's a real millstone right in that economy is neck. and that's going to be a problem. it's going to be overhang academy for years. so, you know, some carts or something months are going to be some expectations, bags, vacations are very low. i'm fundamentally, you have to much or you have to a little off the national well going to are you sold. so it's very difficult to see how a consumption is going to be boosted or is really going to pick up when i sold or not getting their fair share. we've heard these calls for stimulus with the best simulate 5 aging, perhaps not be to interv

yuya osako sent a ball into the box for haruya ide to give kobe a 12th—minute lead.in — and the title — for the first time in the club's history. once again, novak djokovic can seal serbia's progress in the davis cup. a win for the world number one would take his country into the competition's final. he's playing jannik sinner, of italy. the two last met twice at the atp tour finals. the italian won the round—robin match, but djkokovic won the final. in the first set, sinner has broken djokovic's serve twice to lead by four games to one. he hasjust djokovic's serve twice to lead by four games to one. he has just taken a 5—1 lead in malaga. serbia are one up in the tie, after another victory for miomir kecmanovic. despite losing the first set on a tie break, he won the next two against lorenzo musetti. katie taylor says she's never felt more motivated, as she tries to regain the world light—welterweight title later. the irish fighter suffered the first defeat of her career in may to england's undisputed champion, chantelle cameron, and will be in the unusual position

anything new, everything was invented before them, lenin was assigned the role of god the father, and kobeskey mancatcher, a product of the stellar group, the commander had a son, equal to the death of his father, i was left sometimes with a memory, a nut, those who accepted mortal combat, in our backs, they became just dirt, grass when we were driving, alyosha, only a menacing gouge, that’s all, what’s wrong with that? officers, november 4, on the first, what kind of profession is this? to defend his homeland, he began to build his capital where the city was. it cannot be arranged, years will pass and it will turn the life of an entire country upside down. peter per, yes, they were going to make her a pawn in someone else's game, but the russian princess believed that upon returning to her homeland, she would be able to stand up for herself, no matter what the cost. anna ioanovna, her father, peter ii, died without leaving a will. and november 6, on the first. bulgaria published vange's predictions for 2024, they promise a decrease in the world's population as a result of a global conflic

she's a kobe fan. mean, we can that's well metablished in this meeting. >> we want to make it a curry rl fan. is thaationship ist. fas >> well, this relationship is moving faster than prime time thought. thoughgavin was in china for six days, and she's already th coming to san franciscor si. these two can't keep their hands off each other. but there's a problem. >> gavin's house is a mess. california isn't all cranes cra into bargains. you can reach chengdu. >> so what's gavin going to do? can have the chinese presidency ju place like this got clean it up. it's like when you're a kid. gost lik you'rt a hot everythint closet. cleaan francisco is rushinheg to clear out their homeless camps ahead of cheese. big visit. san francisco'homelesss homeless department says, quote, when our community hosts events, wedn want to put our best foot forward. >> so newsom only cleans ups chn the homeless to impress his chinese buddy, but he won't clean up for americans who live there and pay taxeericans s. >> patrick b

kobe michael reminds: you should not think that israel cannot to reach them somewhere else outside gazaer the 1972 munich olympics massacre, the israeli government decided to prosecute all fatah black september terrorists. and after all, the last terrorist who participated in this massacre was killed in 1993, 21 years after the massacre, which means that we have a long memory and will pursue all hamas leaders. and we do not distinguish between political leaders and military leaders, they are all murderers, they are all monsters, and they must all die, and we will persecute them, and we will destroy them, it will take us months, years, in the end no one will be left alive, israel has already done it before, israel will do it again. the israeli authorities spent years going around the world gathering intelligence and killing many palestinians, some of whom had nothing to do with the attack and some who did. and it was not within the borders of israel and palestine, it was mostly in europe and other places. i think you will see in the coming months and years that most of the leadership of

kobe michael believes that the destruction of the military wing of hamas is quite real, but there is another scenario, that the militants will regroup and in time will be ready for new attacks. some of the owners of hamas live abroad, for example, the political leader ismail haniyeh works in qatar, some of the leaders work in livna, where the ideologically close hamas organization hezbollah operates, and also in turkey, and according to kobi michael, in israel has experience in finding and punishing palestinians, even abroad. after the massacre, during the olympic games. in munich in 1972, the israeli government decided to prosecute all fatah black september terrorists responsible for this massacre. and after all, the last terrorist who participated in this massacre was killed in 1993, 21 years after the massacre, which means that we have a long memory and we will go after all the leaders of hamas. if the operation announced by israel achieves its goal, it does not guarantee peace in ghazi - says professor of middle eastern studies, khalet al-khrup. maybe we will end up with hamas in

so yeah, as i understand, so humans there in the kobe, these a coming as was agreed i on the deal. and that is ro set from the beginning about the they will bring as much as the grid of the beast, health and the trucks. but how much maybe didn't received all of the drugs that they expected, but now it looks like it's okay. so i'm not sure which side is telling the truth. anyway, this is will not be the bar that will break the deal. or just make it a little bit more globally, nick, about this situation. and it was the agents on, i'm good saw they've got this deal back on its feet again. what role are they playing as, as mediators in this conflict? how important is it and how do you see that role continuing further down the line in egypt, that plank the major role in all the conflicts that we have every few years to be it's time us and usually they are the dealer. they are the mid doors and they're the ones that the bringing the deals of the cease fire set and now also guitar helping because that then both the utah moss and the the lead or is that there are deliver off from us and th

and the country's president at the time, victor yang kobe's pad. in fact, just refuse to sign an agreement with the you, which would have reduced its diversity of options and its freedom and put all of its options in the western basket. all i have is the exact opposite of what zalinski is now spinning and he's also getting poetic about something he calls the korean star, whatever that is shining among the stars on the flag that represents the blog. so unity, unless he's talking about the ukraine star, that one year old vision, one time, who really knows what he even means there in any case, some you leaders have already thrown cold water on the wet dream of ukraine's you integration. ukraine is in no way prepared to negotiate. ukraine is as far from the membership as my call is from jerusalem. i want to make it very clear that this start off negotiation senior grant is not a matter of business, whatever. so those must be given here. not always on gary in town by the way, and not only is the landscape fantasizing about what you've reading and stars,

but since the kobe crisis, they've been seeking out safer places. often in nature, you can feel it. when you're here, you watch the look out shows how the people will come and visit is go back home with pleasant memories, we try to inspire them based on the hold. but the couch, those are more than taurus guides. there also rangers in the newly established national park re wilding has changed their lives. the tompkins have also included residents in southern chile as well. their environmental company employees about 40 people, houses were even specially built for them. for the tompkins, it was a project of passion and there was a lot to do, you know, once a business woman in outdoor apparel, the chris took the reins in the nature conservation business. no, you have biologists who have veterinary is who have you have people who are involved in repairing heavy equipment. it's like a town. it's like being a mayor of a town. the small organization re wilding, the entire region on behalf of the tompkins, also runs a school for the employees. children the . there are 2 teachers for just 11

it's been a private family matter until this book. 0mits kobe, who has pretty good contacts with harrysomehow half a paragraph with the names turned up in the dutch version naming members of the royal family. dutch version naming members of the royalfamily. why dutch version naming members of the royal family. why hasn't the palace responded to it? partly because despite the fact its swelling around social media most broadcasters and newspapers are not publishing the names, partly because palace thinks it will add fuel to the fire if it gets involved and it insists this remains a private and family matter. jonny dymond, our royal correspondent. let's go back to the war between israel and hamas. the mother of two of the final child hostages still in gaza has spoken of her ordeal. 16 year old aisha and 18 year old bilal, both muslims from southern israel s bedouin community, remain in captivity after being taken with their father and older brother. 0ur correspondent anna foster reports from rahat, in the negev desert. aisha still hasn't come home yet. each day as more hostage children ar

i think it was very clear when it was ccs, the i clear when it was ccs, the secretariat for kobe cobrasible system and that improved over time in terms of them being able to ask better questions and frame them more appropriately. there needs to be a system that swings into action immediately in the case of a pandemic that says, here is a structure that will stay constant and it is properly pop lated with people who can look at the operational needs that come out of that and have enough scientific understanding and data analysis understanding and data analysis understanding to absorb the evidence and understand the imply xagss. s —— imply xagss. and understand the imply xagss. s -- imply xagss— imply xagss. would that be an exanded imply xagss. would that be an expanded ccs _ imply xagss. would that be an expanded ccs or _ imply xagss. would that be an expanded ccs or something i imply xagss. would that be an - expanded ccs or something different? it is easiest to build off things that are used routinely, rather than stand up something that is special for one event. so i think build bei

but since the kobe crisis, they've been seeking out safer places. often in nature, you can feel it when you're here and you watch the look out shows how the people will come and visit as go back home. with pleasant memories, we try to inspire them based on the hold. but the couch, those are more than taurus guides are there also rangers in the newly established national park re wilding has changed their lives. the tompkins have also included residents in southern chile as well. their environmental company, employees, about 40 people, houses were even specially built for them. for the tompkins, it was a project of passion and there was a lot to do. you know, once a business woman in outdoor apparel, going to the crest took the reins and the nature conservation business. no, you have biologist. the american conservationists had to take these factors into account. it's all important. not just in terms of our school. people from abroad came here and opened our julian eyes. they've shown us that we have to value our nature. the teaching may be strict, but recreation. time is a must add. it's

secondly there's clearly a lot of politics with kobe a lot of localities depend on it for employment. depend on it for building their own gdp they get rewarded for it even if it's saying don't do that. it's a multilayered system. by the time it gets down to the local levels politics are complicated. they have a hard time cutting back on coal i think they need to take it much much more seriously than they are. >> what do you think of the prospects and what would that do global trade relations? >> us get back into that question by picking up on your previous question it would be great in why is it not so smooth. if you have been paying attention to the implementation of ambitious climate policy particularly in terms of how we dealt with the competitiveness implications it was clearly going to be a deeply challenging and messy process. focus on targets, commitments, financing where more of that was an unadulterated good thing. i think once you moved out of that space into what the domestic politics were going to be around is what would that politics it will look very complicated. but go

. >> what a great way in terms of a serious moment between our respective countries, talk about kobe about that visit to los angeles. he talked fondly about the visit to san francisco and the golden gate bridge. i would reinforce our hope and expectation which is now being realized. we can well establish this meeting. >> jesse: this relationship is moving faster than primetime thought. gavin wusz in china for six days and he's already coming to san francisco. these two can't keep their hands off each other. gavin's house is a mess. california isn't all cranes and tobogans. so what's gavin going to do? can't have the chinese president see your place like this. gotta clean it up. just like when you're a kid. gotta hide everything in the closet. san francisco is rushing to clear out their homeless camps. san francisco's homeless department said when our community hosts events we want to put our best foot forward. newsom only cleans up the homeless to impress his chinese buddy but he won't clean up for americans who live there and pay taxes. patrick davis the founder and ceo of value ent

>> 3 weeks kobe told you the one we didn't own was microsoft but we did see if it would break out to new highs. we did about 368, we were up a few% at this time, keep fingers crossed. it could keep going up. we love the fundamentals of the company but we still need the market to have a tail went to have these caps keep going. stuart: is that part of your strategy, you purchase stocks that are going up? >> you want to purchase the leading stocks in the leading groups with the strongest earnings and sales growth. we believe in investing in greatness. we don't ever purchase hunks of junk, stocks - even though they are of value, we purchase greatness, the companies with lines around the street to purchase their products. i say on my radio show taylor swift was a stock it would be skyrocketing by now. that's the type of thing we want to get into and technology, we have retail stocks also we are hiring right now like lululemon and some others and hopefully more show up. stuart: what is the outlook for 2024? >> i would like to get december right first. bottom line this -- there are 2 things

father, and kobe god's son, judas to you, yes, i heard this expression, judas of trodsky, well, judgingyour story, it is so, you betrayed both lenin and parus in one fell swoop, and if we speak in christian analogies, then the role judas suits you like no other, do you think jackson would become negative a hero, if he betrayed, let’s assume not jesus, but the high priest, but what do you think, if the high priests had fulfilled the dream of humanity, who would they now pray to, them or jesus? yes, for a stalinist you have a surprisingly sharp mind, see you tomorrow, jackson, by the way, for the record, neither lenin nor parovus fulfilled anyone’s dreams except their own. what do you need from me, me, i’ve already died a year ago, so it’s okay, i thought it was you who called me. yesterday another person died because of me, and i felt almost nothing, emptiness inside, yes, you have not become a nisser killer, an irreligious fanatic, you have become something more terrible, you are unoriginal, since i... was kicked out of the union, i hear this quite often, the mank kills others in order

like a king kobe ra, she stared into that person's soul while fully letting loose for like 28 seconds[ laughter ] that woman right there is why they ended the actors' strike. [ laughter and applause ] they're like, you know what? we've got to get some grits. anyway. congrats to the whole "golden bachelor" team, you reallied you did yourself. did you watch the "republican presidential candidates tell all" last night? not a ton of people did. it was chris christie, tim scott, nikki haley, ron desantis and vivek ramaswamy. who is just a weird, unlikable cartoon character of a person. [ laughter ] and not too swift, either. vivek did one of the dumbest things a candidate can do. he took an unprompted shot at one of nikki haley's kids. >> mr. ramaswamy, you campaign on tiktok. how do you get tiktok banned if you use it? >> well, i want to laugh at why nikki haley didn't answer your question, which was about looking families in the eye. in the last debate she made fun of me for joining tiktok while her own daughter was using the app for a long time so take care of your family first -- >> le

joining me now are kimberly atkins store, lost and kobe opinion columnist, and joyce vance, former u.srney for the northern district of alabama. both are co-host of the sisters in law podcast. kimberly, let me start with you. the idf presidential immunity here, on its face to the casual observer, and i will put myself in that group, it seems sort of preposterous that trump's actions in and around january 6th would be part of his official duties. but talk to me about the merits about that line of defense, if you would. >> yeah, so, donald trump and his attorneys would essentially have to make the case that his actions leading up to and on that day were a part of his official duties as president of the united states. they weren't a campaign event, they weren't outside of those duties, it was his job as president when he was speaking at that podium and urging people to go, encourage the members of congress to do what they were doing, he was speaking as president. i am with you. i think there is a reason why he didn't give that message from the white house itself. it was because it was, cl

and it is the movie even the late, great kobe bryant said inspired him to reach for heights he attained career. i'm talking about rudy, the iconic film that became an instant classic and emblematic of how underdogs can win. it's the true story of the too poor, too skinny, too short kid from illinois who dreamt about attending notre dame and playing football for the fighting irish. it is now celebrating its 30th anniversary, and my brand new end sed of my everyone talks to liz podcast that just dropped today welcomes the real rudy rueuttiger. hear how he conquered his impossible dream, and he gives all kinds of back story stuff you can't know. i've seen the movie 50,000 times, love it. listen wherever you get your podcasts. the real rudy is more inspirational than even the movie. >>> closing bell, 24 minutes away. oh, my goodness, you guys have jumped on to the web site of building homes for heroes.org. we've just added a quick $1400 or so to our $86,000. here we go, we're at $88,000. can we keep it going? i'll take $20, i'll take your change in your couch seats. ♪ ♪ after advil. feeling

welcome to kobe. >> nice looking chart. is it justified? >> nope. still too early to tell. today a lot because he said, iger said they would do $8 billion in cash flow next year after cutting content cost another 2 billion. they saved 3 billion this year because there were strikes most of the year. i don't know how you cut another 2 billion. and the nba rights are coming up and we are hearing they may -- the nba may get $4 billion more, which would make them fall short of the free cash flow promises. >> what is the moment where you say, okay, i can get onboard with this? >> i got to tell you, if nelson peltz gets some board seats, i am -- i get turned -- much more positive it brings a shorter-term focus to the assets, i think what's unclear to wall street is weather the content piece of the business can actually grow if it can't, there is no dividend still, right. remember they cut the dividend they never reen-in stated it they need to grow the top line in content or shrink costs and bring back the dividend at disney. >> you suggested in the past and it was during the summe

opening up a museum a decade to the greatest basketball player of all time was like who could be a kober. steph curry himself and i like that for him. just for it. >> i mean, sure. don't know if that will go over so well for united that i'm going to open my own museum dedicated to me. i don't think i could pull that off. let's take a live look outside here at the golden gate bridge. so this kind of tells the story. we've got the clouds that are moving in, but just some peeks of sunshine that are still out there. maybe you're in one of those spots. are it? you're getting some of that sunshine in there. but as we go throughout the night to day, we're all gonna kind of see some of the cloud cover, although there will be breaks in and certainly can see that as we get a little later into the night. not a whole lot in the way of fog overnight, but probably a little bit in the morning, but it's really more about kind of the clouds coming in from that system. so we'll start off the day, a little cloudy and it will get a little bit of sunshine going as we get later into the day. these are your h

it's really the same points that he was trying to make embedded in the diatribe that kobe just described. engoron let trump go, because he doesn't want to give rise to an issue on appeal that he's biased. these are really irrelevant points to the charges, which is did they make false statements? you can look for and iran to shut down some of the more, the less relevant testimony. they let him make his case, and basically, say, no harm no foul. that's not what new york law says. the harm is in the lie in the foul is in the expert money that the trump organization made by overstating its value in getting better interest rates than it should have had. >> you wrote abt mething pretty interesting and it is, here's what the court was. almost every ob of the civil trial dissipates a verdict that will be devaating to trump, and very possibly eviscerate w remains of his business empire. yet, there's no getting arod the sense that not only did trump bring this legal harm on himself, he did so on purpose. wow. >> it seems true to me. he is a one trick pony. that means his legal defense is the same

sam kobe's next door is joining the list of companies that are laying off workers next door just announced its latest financial report that was just posted and they are cutting 25% of the workforce. now, this post says that the layoffs are part of the company's cost reduction plan. well, coming up on the next hour of kron, 4 morning news, san francisco's mayor wants to fast track legislation to install hundreds of license plate readers in the city. >> we'll explain why in a live report. plus, oakland is calling on mlb owners to vote no on the a's. moved to las vegas, but city officials are doing to secure a ballpark for the team here in oakland. and general motors is recalling cruise cars for a software ♪ ♪ is it possible to be more capable? and more practical? be able to perform here. and here. make a statement while barely making a sound. and command the road, as well as what lies ahead. how we get there matters. ok, floor and decor, show me what you've got. now this tile says “spa day, all day.” but this tile says classic gone glam. and this modern look? it's sleek...yet chic. ok, i've

san jose state up three with five seconds to go when kobe sanders hits the three pointer for the mustangstie it up. sends it into overtime. he also had 22. and then jared hider hits the jumper. cal poly pulls off the upset, beats the spartans 81 to 77 in overtime. and last night in minnesota, mascot entertainment at the timberwolves game. turn around every now and then i get a little bit lonely and you never coming around. >> turn around. >> so dramatic. yeah >> like a marriage proposal coming up or something? >> yeah. bonnie tyler's total eclipse of the heart provided the music bed for this routine. the big one is eric crunch. the little one is chomper. okay. and, yeah, and then they get. then they get down a little bit by the way, the timberwolves beat the thunder. they're 13 and four. as we watch the mascots, i want to tell you that minnesota is 13 and four best record in the western conference. just like that, maybe because of the else to happen like, you know, no, just just a little turn around bright eyes. all right. jason not much else to say. >> thank you. okay. >> next at 11, you

sandwiches, kobe's cyber security firm splunk is announced it's going to be laying off 7% of its workers is yet to be finalized all according to forbes. the layoffs affect about 560 employees across the goal. now, let's head over to sports. lawyers are back at the chase center lookin for their first home win of the season. and this game, it pretty dramatic finish scrubbers. kate rooney has those highlights. >> the warriors finally back at chase center after a very successful 3 game road trip where they went 3 looking for their first home win against the sacramento kings klay thompson back in the starting lineup after resting last game. de'aaron fox out for the kings. so that's big under a minute to close game throughout warriors down one steph curry. >> and then the warriors take the lead. moments later, kings weren't going down without a fight them on just a bonus banks. it in to give the kings the lead. 5 seconds to go. draymond green gets it to clay. his step back jumper for lead. >> golden state retakes the lead with 0.2 seconds left, loving it. you go to the final kings possession.

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and here's one of the big plays in the night to kobe myers, taking it all the way into the end zone, them on the scoreboard. and then in the 2nd quarter. the big dog pile pushed that ball across finish line there. another touchdown. the defense also stepped up to the forced 2 turnovers. they chalked up 8 sacks and they're at the bottom of the screen. in the graphic you see the score 30 to 6 time will tell if they can keep this up. going to take on the jets this coming sunday with kickoff at 5.20, highlights for the for football because then don't have to go through all the changes sing sing. and time miles up, the drama of commercial yeah. all that you >> 2 new studies show that marijuana use raises the risk of cardiovascular disease. >> and that includes heart attack, heart failure and stroke from smoking pot. researchers say that the smoke from cannabis contains poisonous gases in tar. if you didn't know similar to the effects on the heart as inhaling tobacco from a cigarette data strongly suggest marijuana use at any time. the additional recreational can lead to cardiovascular dis

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significant crimes reported to the metropolitan police here in london, as well as around 350 of the kobe crimes. what the people here are saying is the jewish groups are afraid that they really are concerned about physical assaults, verbal attacks, online hate system. it's a graffiti that has been built on various properties in a way. this is a kind of demonstration to what they would describe as reclaim the streets. paul brown also is there a central london or 3 palestinian students have been injured in a shooting in the us state of vermont the motif. so the attack is unknown, the palestinian foreign ministry condemned the shooting coding on the 3rd is to find those responsible. it says the students were wearing traditional palestinian scouts and speaking arabic, who they are. i spoke to randi and my, who is a head of the ramallah friends school, that's where the 3 victims studied before moving to the united states. the 3 young man were walking in the street and they were wearing their palestinian coffee and speaking arabic when they were approached by a stranger who shot at them. any m

significant crimes reported to the metropolitan police here in london, as well as around 350 of the kobe crimes. what the people here are saying is, the jewish groups are afraid, that they really are concerned about physical assaults. verbal attacks, online hate system. it's a graffiti that has been built on various properties in a way. this is a kind of demonstration to what they would describe as reclaim the streets. paul brown also is there a central london state ahead on algebra. we'll be looking at some of the other stories making headlines around the world, including the desperate search for the missing in ukraine. the government says more than 26000 people have furnished instructions and page the the, the, the welcome back. let's now take a look at some of the days of in use here on alger 0. fairly owns president says most of the people suspected of leading and attack on an army barracks and the capital has been detained. present julie is my w issued a nationwide curfew instead investigative investigation. so either continuing nicholas' hoc. how does the d test inside this, the ma

i'm tensely selfish would drive him out, drive him out come get a real candidate go ahead kobe was thet question? ask is it going to be? [applause] terrific stuff. does a trick question and a good answer who is bernie and elizabeth warren seem less and less interested. gavin newsom? who is theok guy? >> my overall answer is in layers for the first layers i don't care. because anybody bye-bye don't do this in a biden is going to lose so give me someone else too. we will have a fighters chance. this idea of the devil i know is better than the devil i don't know. that does not make any sense at all. i know the other one might when it might be a good person i don't know. you're going to take the devil rather than a random person? anybody but biden but you say okay you mentioned bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. i passed out. get the next time in 2028 i am thrilled i would love it that's a been trying to do for a year. i am past it give me anybody so when you say anybody, who? what literally take a hat but the name of the democratic governors in a pick one randomly. the idea right now --

now almost keeps coming back almost kobe keeps coming back and irritating people a bit like and irritating a bit like a royal boil . now, today, mark a royal boil. now, today, mark the release of his royal hatchet job end game, which includes some of the most egregious accusations against the palace ever to print. but ever to make it to print. but before i get into those, i'll ask even is its ask again who even is its author? i went down to buckingham palace, a place stacked full of royal superfans, royal fanatics , to find out if royal fanatics, to find out if anybody there has a scooby about scooby . have you ever heard of scooby. have you ever heard of omid scobie ? no. okay. all done. omid scobie? no. okay. all done. some books on harry and meghan? no. have you heard of omid scobie? no i have not heard of scobie. >> no . >> no. >> no. >> author, royal author ? >> author, royal author? >> author, royal author? >> sorry. no >> sorry. no >> omid scobie the royal author? no not much luck there then, but this is what we do know about him. omid scobie is the unofficial mouthpiece for the duk

and we found this in kobe, didn't we? so many people were absolutely and absolutely terrified. life being with an inch of their life being made terrified. so they made to be terrified. so they didn't go to hospital, then what happenedis didn't go to hospital, then what happened is all their ailments that and that were undiagnosed and untreated lot untreated went on to kill a lot of people. yeah >> the same you've got to >> the same time you've got to accept there are quite lot of accept there are quite a lot of people go to a&e who don't people who go to a&e who don't go in their hour of need. this is also very true. and could be deau is also very true. and could be dealt through gps dealt with through gps pharmacies other things like dealt with through gps pharrso ies other things like dealt with through gps pharrso ies isother things like dealt with through gps pharrso ies is the r things like that. so i this is the difficulty a state run difficulty with a state run monopoly based system monopoly ration based system that some people picked up that some people are picked up an

so-called experts group includes former top-level intelligence officer james a clabber brandon and paul kobe? >> simply so yes. >> are you oh where they all signed a discredited public statement october 19, 2020 that postreporting about hunter bides laptop. was the product of russian information.d >> theserm are former members. >> simple yes or no. why do not know the answer to that question. >> i do, they did. social media businesses downplay the 2020 presidential election. with the indulgence of additional time a bit of a slowerue pace. [laughter] are you aware that on october 19, 2020 and vibrant clabber and coal bait was used by multiple media organizations social businesses to downplay sensor the story about the hunter biden political influence right before the 2020 presidential election. >> i am not tracking that, congresswoman. >> oh wow. for as much time and effort as you are putting into a homeland intelligence expert group deputy attorney general for the department christian i'm sorry messing up her name on the fbi probe colluding with russia. >> congresswoman let me share with you

most critical issues that we face with a.i., transparency, explain ability, intellect ability and kobe rite -- copy right. we must protect american companies' i.p. and make sure that america sets the international standard for i.p. we must meac sure the public -- make sure that the public understand why a.i. produces the answers they do. thanks again to senators rounds, young, and heinrich for helping organize these a.i. insight forums. on the judiciary committee's actions today. mr. president, the words etched on the front of the supreme court read equal justice under law. but when ultra rich deletion can use -- idealogues can use their wealth to jump ahead and it is a crisis of integrity in the court. today the judiciary committee is taking an important step to restore america's confidence in the supreme court by voting to authorize subpoenas to harlan crow and leonard leo. i support the judiciary committee's vote to authorize these subpoenas because, frankly, the american people are tired of seeing reports of supreme court justices accepting lavish gifts and vacations from billionai

new. everything was invented before them, lenin was assigned the role of the god of the father, and kobe lot of versions, one fantastic another, columbus supposedly was ukrainian, it’s just funny , well, where is columbus, and where is colamea, yes, and we will also reveal secrets and schemes for the supply of weapons from europe to ukraine. antifey, premiere, tomorrow. on the first. bourbon beersman, a product of stelar group. what is this? summary of the movement of german troops near our border. if this is not preparation for war, then what? imitation of preparation for war. we are doing something very important case. pribentrop and even the fuhrer himself personally took part in the preparations. your materials, the very materials that you passed on to the russians, i already reported that i don’t trust this source, but my comrades trust him, i just sent information from the newspaper, or what? you will obey me directly, you are walking on your own, you are dragging me by the sabot, two new transmitters sounded, we need an exact date, with these materials, if they come up, it will be

we can't be absolutely sure what we can do is look back at ometsuke kobe's previous work, which is finding> now, initially in legal documents . lawyers for duchess documents. lawyers for duchess of sussex denied that she had had any involvement with that particular book. and then in 2021, she apologised to the high court in london for forgetting that she briefed an aide, jason cunliffe, the former communications secretary of meghan and harry at kensington palace, to collaborate essentially with both omid scobie and the other author , scobie and the other author, caroline durand. i think it was . caroline durand. i think it was. so if you take that as a kind of a basis of what omid potentially could do to, it would suggest that perhaps he has very good sources for this book, but we don't know for sure. >> interesting what they'll say in public versus what they'll say under oath in court. in public versus what they'll say under oath in court . and say under oath in court. and what does this mean, therefore , what does this mean, therefore, for this latest revelation , for this latest revelat

new, everything was invented before them, lenin was assigned the role of the god of the father, and kobelenin and parus in one fell swoop, and if we speak in christian analogies, then rolewood suits you like no other. jackson would have become a negative hero if he had betrayed, say, not jesus, but the high priest. what do you think, if the high priests had fulfilled the dream of humanity, who would they pray to now? on them or on jesus, yes, for a stalinist you have a surprisingly sharp mind, until tomorrow jackson, by the way, for the record, neither lenin nor parvus fulfilled anyone’s dreams, except your own, here. what do you need from me, me, i’ve already died a year ago, so it’s okay, i thought it was you who called me, yesterday because of me... another person died, and i felt almost nothing, emptiness inside, yes, you have become neither a serial killer nor a religious fanatic, you have become something more terrible, you are unoriginal, since i was kicked out of... i hear this quite often, a maniac kill others in order to feel , a fanatic kills himself and others in order to fee

my own view, rick, is a cynical move by the publishers and omits kobe to get everybody talking aboutng to us on gb news you are talking to us on gb news is that's right, yeah. >> okay. thank you to talk to you. rick evers. >> cameron, what are they going to say about this in buckingham palace? >> well , palace? >> well, indeed. i mean, it's back to them. it's a bit of a corner, hasn't it? so omid scobie and the publishers in the netherlands both are insisting that the version which omid scobie produced did not doesn't matter , does it, the two names. matter, does it, the two names. but as rick was saying there, i've trans nation i've seen the trans nation translated paragraphs and indeed the english version. and it's not as simple. it can't be a simple translation error. the books are fundamentally different and different paragraphs have been taken out. this could but but but omid is, as i say, maintaining that he is never written a version ever with the two names in. so they get there by osmosis. well, my one of the theories is that the original manuscripts was sent out to all these