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to another uh, brian, let's hear some more lemming. the for me ukraine is not a territory, but it's people. and what do we see that today? no human rights man are not allowed to leave the country. the question is that women might no longer be released today. ukraine is a concentration camp that is moving towards europe without the freedom of speech without human rights, without freedom of religion. but of course, the blame for this might and new ones blinking the tape states as the landscape horace hancock and the rest of this organized crime group. the largest cast probably been 0, happens in somebody 20 transmitted for closing the bureaus my case with you all through a period of time. then all of the stream pipe unexploded due to non task the last night to adopt the times was made on pre life in the had so that you create in special services, does high the activity that will probably take also as a nation and towers tags full of budget cash and anyone see crazy and authorities back in 2020 sees these, this enormous a cash bribe. well

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so really there is over southern set for russian measures. prime minister on the lemmings. zane has arrived in moscow for an official visit. a number of issues are on the agenda, including military agricultural and energy corporation with russia. news just prime minister will also visit around serbia until tea in december means and described the russian delegations visiting asia as an important development in the relations between 9 and moscow. we spoke to the pharmacy export of do me a boss who says russia needs yet ties are to an all time high of the user to enter the c relations between you. here in russia have always been good. they were of their height in 2022. during the 50th anniversary of ties of the i'm positive note. they will be even better in the future as if it is already known what the future holds. so for now, we can say that the relationship between you here in russia is in the next one state. russia has presented itself as one of our best friends because it remain decided new year when it needed the most. russian has answer the call. and we believe that the relationship bet

pretty shocking following things, including how his daughter was in danger due to that investigation. lemming, the familiar grain is not a territory but its people. and what do we see that today? no human rights might not to allow to leave the country. the question is that women might no longer be released today. ukraine is a concentration camp that is moving towards the europe without freedom of speech without human rights, without freedom of religion cut off, wish to blame for this might and view on it's blinking. the deep states, the landscape, horace hancock, and the rest of this organized crime group, the largest cast probably been 0, happened to, into my, to 20 transmitted for closing the bureaus and my case with you all through a period of time and all the stream pipe, unexploded duty and task the last i sent you to adopt the tabs was made on pre laps in the hands of the crate in special services done outside the academy. now probably the goal is to as a nation terrace tech support budget and cache. maybe one of let's get more on this story now in cross lines to ortiz, correspondent, m

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i have seen other republicans follow him like lemmings in trying to blame this tragedy on america or or joe biden instead of expressing sympathy for the families. not a word of sympathy comes out of donald trump's mouth. it's behavior that's abhorrent. >> today, in the house of representatives, they are marking up the bill which could lead to the impeachment of homeland security secoretary mayorkas. there would be a senate trial. how will you vote in a senate trial? >> well, if i'm a juror, i will listen to the evidence. i will tell you, what the house has put on the table is laughable. i think this is the speaker's atte attempt -- they know it's going nowhere. at the very moment that they are doing this, we are engaged in a really important bipartisan discussion about border reform. who do the republicans in the senate insist be at the table to have the discussion? secretary mayorkas. they understand they knows this issue backward and forward. when he says here is a reform had that can work, they believe him. at the moment he is trying to do his job, the house is doing this stunt. i

what canecoma lem is exclude trump from the ballot.sly the trump campaign and s ght very hard legally to prevent anything like that from happening. host: the former president will be in court today with e. jean carroll. other things concerning the legal matters of the former president. what's the best way to think of why this has not been a drag on his campaign? guest: 's truly remarkable. when you set the contrast with senator bob menendez of new jersey whose -- the reaction to senator menendez being indicted, this is the second time, they did circle the wagons at first but this time around the reaction has been what you would expect the reaction to a politician being indicted to be, people look like they are trying to run him out of office. leading the charge to run him out of office are members of his own party. yet that has not been the case of former president trump. in fact his polling numbers by most measures have improved since he's faced multiple indictments. i think trumpskillful in makings the republican party's problems. on

anything short of 9-0 decision with lem accurate and conservative leaning justices coming together needotherwise democracy could be in jeopardy. do you agree? >> the cases before the court, we have great respect for the court's decision-making. we have urged the court to be swift, you are seeing it in colorado and maine and number of state that will join and want to take matters into their own hands. timing is right, week from the iowa caucus. you don't want to deal with this deeper in the year. the oral argument will be sometime in february, that starts to get deeper into the electoral process. it needs to be resolved or we will see chaos and we urged the court to take it up and hnlt this based upon history and context of the constitution which supports president trump's position. >> todd: constitution, maybe we should get back to it. ag, we appreciate your time. keep us posted. to football, bills facing dolphins and buffalo taking the lead late leaving their fate in the hands of their defense. [cheering] >> throwing and intercepted. that is a wrap on the division for the buffalo bills

so trump's lemmings are getting in line. >> i heard speaker johnson saying it's absolutely dead, which is what i wanted to hear. >> it's a nonstarter as the speaker said. >> it's not going anywhere. >> it's not going anywhere, but they're drafting an impeachment resolution. one person who really summarizes it well, the issue here, is the former republican homeland security secretary. he writes, house republicans are ducking hard-fought compromise. republicans in the house should drop this impeachment charade. senate republicans are calling foul. here's senator kramer to manu raju. >> reporter: the former president said the deal is a betrayal. is that the right way to characterize this? >> not at all. the only betrayal is whether we're betraying the people we work for. sometimes that lines up for everybody and sometimes it doesn't. it's not a betrayal. >> senator kramer pushing back against the former president. here is what's happening in the house right now. republicans are working hard to get impeachment articles against mayorkas brought to the house floor. legal experts are slamming

ance lem college released a survey have trump ahead 52-3.ng republicans trump was at 65, but among independents, haley was at 52, so you can see what she needs to do, but you can see in any state where republicans are the dominant turnout faction, donald trump is doing quite well, so it's a long shot bid in south carolina for desantis, but that's about the only path available to them. >> you know, anya malika, i thought it was interesting that vice president kamala harris made a statement echoing michelle obama's fears about the upcoming general election. watch this and listen. >> i am scared as heck which is why i'm traveling our country. >> yeah. >> we have to earn the re-elect, and we have to communicate what we have achieved. >> yes. >> and that is going to be one of our big challenges. we've done a lot of good work. we need to let people know who brung it to them. >> nia, what do you think? >> well, listen, i mean, this is the message that president biden has echoed as well, the idea that donald trump who is likely the gop nominee is a

lem on was fired about a month later and now ladies of "the view" reliving that moment and flipping thehe republican candidate, watch. >> she went off because don lemon said she was older and past her prime. she starts attacking joe biden and donald trump on their age. she is an ageist, yet she was offended when someone talked about her age. >> i have to defend don lemon a little bit, he said a woman is perceived over the hill. >> carley: joe concha joins us now. joe, a surprising defense of don lemon from the ladies of "the view." >> joe: let's stop calling them ladies, ladies imply class and for this abc news show, you don't get a lot these days. don lemon will be the first male co-host soon. defending don lemon, he is perfect for the show, liberal, sanctimonuous and has cnn on their resume. joy behar and sunny hostin and anna navarro, also have cnn on their resume. this is craptastic. say a male or female on this show said gretchen whitmer is past her prime or kamala harris is past her crime, the pitchfork store would run out of pitchforks calling for our fires and execution. how do

according to a fox news contributor retired inspector paul mauro the lemmings blocking traffic screamingncoherently are mostly college age or grad students they can afford this behavior because they either come from money families or are on some type of government dole. yeah we're forgiving their loans. that's money well spent. moral rights on the sub stack that many of these creeks are paid. it's like a temp agency for [bleep]. call it dial a dummy. they know as much about what they're protesting as brian stelter knows about hair care. or carbs. no, he knows a lot about carbs. and when they get older and they graduate, most just head back home to their parents' guest house and brag about how they fought the man. of course they'll leave out the fact that the man was black. and in time many will end up as soccer moms. including the men. but there's another career track for the perennially pissed off and i'm not talking about jesse watters to you pay handler, although that's a full-time job keeping that thing deloused. the most committed will stay put and like in any profession they'll mov

probably the best example is that was her letter to the dutch sailor lem that she wrote in 1853 in response to wealthy british women imploring american women to put pressure on their slave holder husbands to end the institution of slavery. so julia gardiner tyler had learned some valuable lessons during that campaign. of 1844. if thank you very much for your attention, i guess will open it up for questions now. thank you very much, sharon and chris, for your excellent presentation on julia tyler. and thank you flair for sponsoring this program. at this point in the presentation, the lady's will welcome your questions. and i will start out with my own question, which is, sharon, you mentioned that you became interested in julia tyler while chris was writing his book, president without a party. so i'd like to know, chris, what pique your interest in contact? well, my book, president without a party came about as an outgrowth of my dissertation, my doctoral dissertation at lsu. and i guess way back when when i when i first began looking for a topic, i was just fascinated by the notion that a a

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. >>> in today's daily health, you may have seen panera's charged lem napd trending on social media becauset has. >> i'm honestly i might never drink coffee again. >> this panera charged lemonade. >> i'm not used to caffeine like that and i feel like the hulk. >> that drink has actually led to two lawsuits and it's sparking a lot of debate over how much caffeine is too much caffeine. joining us to talk about it is dr. john torres. thanks for being here. this really is no pun intended, got a lot of buzz, here's a look at the caffeine content in some of the popular drinks, a can of coke, 24. monster energy drink, 160 milligrams. a grande coffee at star bucs -- a lot of caffeine. coke has a fair amount. so, do we have matcha on the list -- how much caffeine should we be consuming in. >> most of us drink coffee three, four a day. not much caffeine compared to some of these drinks. the maximum limit per day is 400 milligrams, that's throughout the day, not one setting, not drinking it quickly. if you had a lemonade you don't drink lemonade slowly, you drink them quickly. >> a lot of companies se

because what you're seeing in the republican party is this herd mentality, this stampede of the lemmings that is actually even worse than what happened in 2016. i want to just go back to your point about the birtherism. you know, this is the sort of the conspiracy theory of donald trump. how he launched himself, by spreading the racist birther theory about barack obama. it was a real black mark on the republican party. now, he's bringing it back against nikki haley, and people don't even blink. it's not even a factor. it's not even the smallest speed bump. and to watch tim scott, who obviously knows her, who was appointed to the senate by her, who is also a man of color, and he basically is not willing to push back in the slightest way. this is an indication of just how deeply corrupt this party has been in its zeal to follow and protect donald trump. >> yeah, and very quickly, two-second answer, erin, which is the biggest detriment to nikki haley? she's not going to get the nomination, but what is the biggest detriment, her being a brown person or a woman? >> yes. >> well done. charlie

and as you said, there's a of public options that lem not misu wrote an entire book on public optionsinspiring for things that are essential services and where you know and some ways to make an argument for it. the airlines might say thawell'g backed by the government, but they're backed by the government to you know, they also happy to dip into the times, you know, they wouldn't be paying out dividends and buybacks and stuff like that, you know, be differen with a different kind of of principles, i.e. not try to make a profit. yeah. it'd be more public service, which in a way is i think what this industry is, i mean this is an essential transportation for thehat way. yeah, i guess i'll just sort of ask you this, but of all the solutions proposed, which one do you think is sort of the best our cuent political and regulatory environment if you have to choose? well, i think in the short run, moving toward a system of regulated competition, the principles that i suggested, i think is hopefully the most viable. and the reason is because think there are a lot of peo country d with those pr

on all we have is a political economy problem, a problem that can be solved by the in this room, a lem perhaps with answers. this book indeed, this book often reminds me of those words from tennyson. some work of noble note may yet be done. not unbecoming men that strove with gods made weak by time and fate, but strong and well to #-strive to seek, to find and nt to yield. thank you so much, everyone. join me in welcoming our two advisors. it's. well, that's always a hard act to follow, sir, but thank you for the thank you for the introduction. i'm going to lead our discussion. i'm tim wilks from here at the law sood obviously i can ask the author is with us. i wanted to mention that the books are available outside from book culture who's come up with a big bundle them if you wish to buy. there may also possibly be my book there as well but the by the same publisher columbia global reports. so why don't we get right into it you know what you know lot about a lot of things you talked about a lot of topics inspiredh. so i'm someone who flies a lot and, i think like anybody who flies a lo

. >> also, coming to trump's defense, as his lemmings always do, nearly 180 congressional republicans including 42 of the 49 republican senators, signing on to an amicus brief to the supreme court. it includes people like those who were fearfully running for their lives on january 6th, like mr. masculinity himself, josh hawley of missouri, as well as some who went as far to say at the time that trump was to blame for the very insurrection. >> former president trump's actions preceded the riot were a disgraceful, disgraceful dereliction of duty. there's no question. none. that president trump is practically and morally responsible for provoking the events of the day. no question about it. >> when it comes to accountability, the president needs understand that his actions were the problem, not the solution. >> and speaking of mitch mcconnell, he was also the one who said add the time that while the senate did not choose to convict trump following his second impeachment, there were other avenues to hold him accountable. >> president trump is still liable for everything he did while he wa

is the probe lem is this is really -- the problem is this really dangerous. for those who are human traffic, all the people in america killed, 100,000 last year killed by the fentanyl they're bringing across, dangerous for our communities and people who lose their jobs because their jobs are replaced by people who shouldn't be here to begin with. it's dangerous for those who are victims of crimes of those people, who shouldn't be here, commit while here. like ten million people. among ten mill, you'll have sod bad ones. i'm sure you have good people too, trying to get by, trying to make a living, not be in a country where they feel they can't get ahead. but that doesn't give them the right to be here. or asylum laws sure don't. i'll tell you why. because our asylum laws do not confer an individual right on anyone to asylum. no. this is a discretionary authority given to the secretary of homeland security that he may, he may grant asylum to those people who fit the criteria for asylum. he may. remember, you're supposed to keep them hocked up. you're -- locked

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one of the 3rd tests against pompous funds come up with not familiar with mine too focused on 1st lemmings total, $313.00. now, in recent years, ice hockey has been growing in popularity in the north of india were freezing. temperature is unable skaters to play on frozen lakes and pods. but now this emerging sport is facing a huge obstacle as tony chain reports. the mountains of the dock filled with glassy is the the, the in this river. the stunning factor of for one of india is fastest growing solo by talking then literally skating on thin ice here, caused by the impact of global climate change. i think it does impacted the way that the season has gotten, sorta, and the that also means less excess twice. so there, there are, there used to be a huge number of players who used to play for longer do is, and that is, that is the newest house on the frozen palms begin to struggle to find the food and it's quite a bumpy ride. even so the experience cases that holds melting in the surface pools of water around the edge of the improvised ring. some of india is professional players have built ring

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. >> oh, why don't you just lem tt me die? >> says one man. >> okay. act adds. >> what do you make of this? is this exciting? is it new and much like amazing? every part of life he is targeting to make it betterrget energy space, technology, health. i'm leaving something out. no, i think it's for people who want this and obviously people who are in situationspeo. this iteration may be beneficial especially. but what where we're going to end up, unfortunatelyng tup, that we won't have a choice of whether or not we want an implant in our brain or not, because so manin our becauy peol have them that people without them won't be able to compete in terms of opportunities. kind of like now if you didn't with the now t internet in your house, right, you didn't want a cell phone, then basically it's like, okay, then live in the woods and kill your own food. you no other option. yeah. can't be a member, a functioning member of society anymore. so f i think that we're in andso i don't want people i mean the amount of things people are like the amount of secrets

and the evidence was a little lemming because the chairman of the company mentioned the set ended in a meeting that the, that the company an immediate company. it was no longer making any business or any money. so therefore that, that testimony of the chairman became the crucial evidence. but the time to be that, okay. and i think the, the evidence is to a whole, let me write this a box. the policy will be back in 7 days time in court. what do you think will come of a we have to bear in mind that all of this was designed to, to prevent p tied to be prime minister and move forward to take over the government . and once that was the cheese, then everything else was negotiable. so move forward now has been relegated to the opposition mazda lies, and a good face, a dissolution charts coming up next wednesday. but i think that task also does not come up with the solution bigger for the pocket to stop campaigning on amending the less mr state law against writing. so, so on next wednesday, i don't think the policy will be solved, but it could be that the court well will make it known that t

the lemmings that are sitting in blocking traffic, screaming and go auntis bloce are mostly college age or grad students. they can afford this behaviostur because they either come from moneyed families or on some typer are governmental. yeah, we're forgiving their loans. that's forgiving the money well. >> anyway, mauro writes on his substack the op's desk that many of these creeps are in fact paid. >> it's like a temp agency for call it dial a dummy and they know as much about what they're protesting. they'ran stelter knows about hair care. >> oh, my god. or carbs. or carbsno, he knows a lot abou. and when they get older and they graduate, most just head back home to their parents. >> guest and brag about how they fought the man. of course, they'll leave out that fact that the man wast s black. >> any time any will end up as soccer moms, including the man. >> but there's another career track for the perenniallr thy a. i'm not talking about jesse waters toupee handler althoughjo a full time job just keeping that feed allows the most committed will stay put in like in any they'll move up

that does not exist with the lem'.could make it easier for someone to get access to information. we should be mindful of that risk. the future scenario of this unknown, the goonews is there is still time to act and put some of those guard rails in place so we can leverage the tools for our own preparedness and economic benefit but guard against the future outcome we need to prevent against. >> to wh extent do you think it would be possible and maybe you are doing this already, to get groups of people together from the industry sectors and get them to tell you what the best practices are? you are probably way ahead? >> we are definitely doing that. we are talking to a lot of leading companies in this field to understand what they intend to use the tools for. we have researchers and companies that are using not lom's but bio desi tools. ai models trained not on natural nguage but of biological information shared things like dna. they are doing this to design new vaccines and therapeutics to make sense of biology. lots of

they're like lemmings off the cliff, lemmings charging off the cliff, hoping that if they hang on to string, it might piece of frayed string, it might stop it's too late. stop them. it's too late. >> had 14 years it's >> they've had 14 years to it's too prime ministers, too late. five prime ministers, 14 we've enough on immigration. >> they've failed on taxation. they've failed, failed. they've failed, failed, failed. >> left. yeah you do my >> it's the left. yeah you do my brilliant tonight, christine. >> job for me. no, >> you do my job for me. no, i love it. >> i love it, but the reason why you like what christine is saying, i imagine about failing on taxation and failing on immigration because immigration is because we've been on immigration is because we've been of on immigration is because we've been of things. on both of those things. >> no, we haven't, because we well, government on well, we haven't. government on taxation. taxes higher well, we haven't. government on taxatthey've taxes higher well, we haven't. government on taxatthey've been. taxes higher well, we haven't. g

are doing their best has not been problem, that the tories are doing their best has not been dealt)lemthe tories are doing their best has not been dealt with by which has not been dealt with by successive governments. >> net migration was >> certainly net migration was an under labour an issue under the labour government. >> two different >> well, there's two different things, it ? things, isn't it? >> legal. >> and legal and legal. >> and legal and legal. >> of this is new and >> the scale of this is new and it's quite instructive, isn't it, that the president of rwanda, paul kagame, is offered to give the money back because nobody more tory nobody there's been more tory home secretaries in rwanda than people , uh, you know, people being, uh, you know, having their processes , you having their processes, you know, their claims processed. and actually, i we and so actually, we i think we should get money back. should get the money back. i mean, millions of mean, it's tens of millions of pounds we could be spending pounds that we could be spending on veterans sleeping on the on the vete

you would liberal democrats are a parti(expected lem.democrats are a parti(expected them’ou would liberal democrats are a parti(expected them to would liberal democrats are a parti(expected them to have d have expected them to have recovered more in the recovered much more in the current circumstances. they've not all. uh, and not recovered at all. uh, and that leaves a bit of a vacuum on that. >> very briefly. do you think david's got questions to answer on this post office scandal? yeah, i do, i think that, um, if was it credible that you had an outbreak of criminality amongst subpostmasters , um, without subpostmasters, um, without questioning that ? questioning that? >> and i think part of the problem is this, uh, if it's if the choice between people and it you presume that the it is correct and not the people. yeah. um and that's a, that's a modern day the liberal democrat leader should do what explain himself in the house of commons. i think he will have to explain in the house of commons the decisions at time or decisions he took

illegal intelligence officers, ilya filippov met the hero of the day, even in france they called me lem a difference. look, all the scoundrels who they work for us in the soviet union, were sent somewhere from there or were recruited, these are spies. our people who work there are intelligence officers, or even illegal intelligence officers. all these declassified materials began to appear, or rather published. under the authorship of nikolai dolgopolov after the press bureau of the foreign intelligence service decided with whom it would work. what was needed was a man who knew languages, had been and worked abroad and had nothing to do with intelligence. nikolai dolgopolov, by that time was already the deputy chief in komsomolskaya pravda, with inyas behind him, working as a translator in iran, in the seventies, this was still under the shah, and after komsomol pravda, where for a long time they did not want to take the boy from gorky street, the son of the famous journalist from the news, mikhail. there will be a press center for the olympics 80. this is a documentary film about the p

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