lex look way beyond that, the reason you _ behind us.anted to _ behind us. lex look way beyond that, the reason you wanted to be - the reason you wanted to be chancellor in the first place. you are a star of economics at school and one thing we didn't discuss last time i spoke to you was the fact that you were trading in stocks and shares at a very young age, ilt, that you were trading in stocks and shares at a very young age, iii, is that might? borrowing money from a friend of your dad in order to invest in the stock market? i wouldn't quite call it trading. i was buying shares in trying to make a bit of money out of them and that was when in the 19805 we had the big privatisation programme so i was, a lot of advertising campaigns about buying shares in british gas or british airways or bp or whatever. so it shouldn't have been tell said, it should have been tell sajid! it could have been, actually, and i was listening to those advert5 in the first time i wanted to buy some of those shares i didn't have any money and my dad wasn't goin

it was created by lex and evolve the or his structures but back in 2017 election of only figured that it was a good idea to start helping people unionize. to start helping workers union lines and promote the already existing unions. this doctors, the lions became the one of the 1st projects and certainly the most successful one the, the, this anti corruption fund headed by election of only well created and backed by lex and evolving this anti corruption fund. it has been providing all sorts of information support for example, to this doctor's union. this doctor's alliance only became known, big only became known not among medical workers, but among general public only due to their joint projects with election, a volley and his people. and now essentially they are accusing election of all the and his retinue, the people in his retinue of cutting old ties and binding them. here's what they're saying. the anti corruption fund was providing informational aid to us, but once they stopped needing us, we forgot about us. the exploit didn't cost us aside and very frustrated. the managers of t

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is how american journalist and pulitzer prize winner, eric lex explains that, ah, americans, prac obama and others have had a concept of american exceptionalism. which i think means living to a higher moral ideal based on democracy and freedom and human rights. and that's just simply untrue. so the exceptionalism in one regard, claims to be a license to do anything without fear of repercussions. it's also an indicator of the world that the exceptionalism that america uses in its international war planning is one of the greatest threats to the, to the populations of different nations. ah, methods of warfare are becoming increasingly sophisticated. new tactics have arrived to replace the colonial conquests of the past. me know ginger, a pseudo be sure to mental dummy about as you gospel that say me. economy. name me . yes. on was on that domain? yes, i was on the most not tom. yes. because i know you spoke change yellow, but i call the house scheme or the flow g. then says sonya sports for young ski golf adoption jungle years content on a or, or people in your own. it's gonna keep leashes

this is a lex luthor move, right? laughter ] if lex luthor sold toothpaste and huggies, this would be him. [ laughter ] [ applause ] jeff bezos is 57. right now he's at the exact halfway point between dr. frankenstein and mr. clean. [ laughter ] humanity will burn to the ground while jeff bezos zips around in his rocketship with a luscious mop top of hair, and a very firm, 19-year-old erection. [ laughter ] [ applause ] and if the anti-aging project fails, bezos will go to his fallback plan, paying everyone on earth a million bucks to pretend he's 25. [ laughter ] and one more thing. i was fortunate to have many great and very talented friends, acquaintances, even some strangers, filling in for me while i was gone. and i am grateful to them for doing my job while i was white-knuckling it behind the wheel of an rv with two kids in the back, i really am. and not only did they fill this spot, before they left each of them was kind enough to share his or her fondest memory of their time here at the show. i have not seen t

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lex 2 different and one of those flights that a government that chill can was new zealand government.new zealand citizen from the philippines. back to our clients. >> china. those prices are for the whole is still pretty street church. $12,000 an hour. but you know, if it's got 20 seat senate true. you know, when you've got a flight that's maybe less than a couple hours in some situations. it might make sense, especially if you're particularly concerned about covid another issues. again, it's it's not cheap. but there are people who can't afford to do it, especially and they're and they're doing it. so business is booming. all right. interesting. >> hurricanes they're frightening enough to begin with, but this man in texas was adding even more drama. he dressed as michael myers from the halloween slasher movies and he was roaming around the beach in galveston. and this was as nicholas approach monday and if he was looking for attention, he got it. somebody called police and reported a masked man. what the blooding knife. you can see their officers moving in and detaining him. they rea

court of the tribunal and was flavio criminal tried doing the slot then we had to make, we had you, lex, we had a lot of special court. we need normal courts now. and i believe was with a strengthening of the state of crossover with the vetting process on among the ranks of prosecution and judges in our country. we are going to be able to address all accusations and indictments in the future. now, specialist chambers are also something that we have found as physical plea as a government. and we consider that the kosovo liberation army did not commit crimes. they could have been individuals who abused with the uniform of care lay in summer, 999. when all those massacres, all over kosovo were revealed. hundreds of massacres. but i do not consider that the kosovo liberation army committed, war crimes. so crimes against you, minutes. you let me turn to the dramatic developments we will seen in afghanistan in recent weeks. your country has pledged to be a staging post for some of the people leaving afghanistan. can you tell me about the arrangements you're making for that? also i believe tha

now, just to remind a small voting was a voting strategy put forward by jail to opposition. figure lex in a valley and his team to be corruption foundation to unite to consolidate opposition. vote against the ruling united russia party system has been a water place for around 18 months and worked particularly well in the moscow city elections. now, the car was labeled firstly, a for agent by the russian minister of justice. it was later and labelled and extremist, organization by moscow court, and it was liquidated, disbanded, now, we can speculate what exactly was said behind closed doors or a master's meeting. the state department has not commented on these allegations. they've simply said john sullivan was there to discuss the range of bilateral issues that everything that the state department has said. it does seem for now though, the russian incident regulates ruckel nodes or deems tech shines, allowing access to certain sites such a small voting for money propagated by the cup as outright for interference in the russian electoral process. in the russia election cycle, there's 9 d

harvey, russia's foreign ministry spokeswoman western embassies in russia help fund opposition figure in lex in developing who is now serving time in jail after being convicted for embezzlement and reaching his parole condition in the eyes of the authorities. this, of course, amounts to blatant interference in russia's political affairs by foreign states and maria harv, i couldn't help but draw parallels with the heated debate between russia and the us that ensued in the wake of america, 2016 presidential election following the 2016 elections in the us, doesn't the fresh and diplomats were accused of meddling in the election process and expelled without any proof whatsoever. i dread to think what would have happened if they had found a single dollar transferred from russia to any party in america. and this is what the scheme looked like, according to maria's harbor for an embassies, namely the u. s. and germany hired russian citizens to transfer money to the val man, he's projects as a private donations, one of them. the anti corruption fund, was brenda, an extremist organization. for inciti

but as we can see, this issue is still very divisive, especially when it comes to convert sport and lex with nearly a there will either host, a representative. barbara believes it would to be fair for athletes who want to go agenda transition to compete against others who had done the same every sport, every division, whether it's high school collegiate lee, internationally view lympics. we're all dealing with this right now because it's increasing in its philosophy and the participation of biological boys and men in our women sports is increasing. even though it's hard to see someone get beat up and to be forced to compete against the biological male. it stories like this that you're covering, that is the will only help our issue moving forward. i would absolutely be supportive in helping to provide opportunities for an entirely new category. and that would be of those who have transitioned from one biological sex to the other. if they did not want to compete in on the side of their biological sex, because again, let's remember that none of them are being kept from competing on the sid

well, much wasn't in ross coff has been looking into rushes claims of lex, florida, interference in its own actual process. what is this if not foreign interference? not a single vote has yet been counted in brushes, election, and yet the european parliament is talking about not recognizing the result. in the past, the motion is saying the block will ignore the outcome. if a deems the vote was enough to european standards, of course not all the lawmakers back, the move with some incense that their colleagues over the veil threat. we surround russia with nathan basis, and we call them the aggressor. we support opposition groups and we accuse them a foreign interference. the european project is not been undermined and divided by russia, but by the rank hypocrisy that is characterized in this report. it tells me that it is time to embark on a path of dialogue with the russian federation is time to stop listening to the american in europe is our continent from europe, as of right to make a choice in favor of good relations with russia, alaska. moscow was not exactly impressed with the move

what of course, we also know that the whole lex and process works differently in many, many countries, which i know welcome to the cedar followed, remodel the member of the chamber of deputies of the italian parliament. it was among the international observers here at the russian state election. thanks for joining us in the program today. we're not going to keep you long preset. it's cold, but you get to get your, your insight hit that you put an observer italian elections as well. what's been your experience here in moscow in russia? how did the elections compare? what have you been noticing? we've easy it around the 20 police station by what i saw, everything was working pretty good and my country, you know, we have a long tradition about election from the 2nd war. so we have a kind of more anxious system. we don't have to come there. we don't have the opportunity to vote by them by, by a web button. and let's say that going around the world. it could be also interesting for us if you want to find a way to, to arrange it in a more modern way our system of action. so now, i mean, we

this is about money justice, but those who were incarcerated, arrested for their involvement on the lex involvement on january the 6th. so this is all about them. obviously, donald trump cannot suite of moments, he can't put anything on facebook. any messages that he puts out have to go through what you might call me emails figure out really to so it's much less immediate, much less the reality around those messages. so he's not reference, this particular the but also remember he's no longer formally president. so because of that, he's not protected by some of the procedures that surround that office. he would be open to civil and criminal penalties if you seem to fight any further violence. so he has kind of kept away, but also a lot of the republicans keeping away from this as well. there is been analysis of shot that through some of those more right wing sides of the movement. the likes of the people, the proud voice, which they hear at least to be faithful. their members don't come to this. this is an f b i thing, it's a haughty trap that try to capture you. so because of that, but

the focus now is on restarting commercial flights the taliban lex, the resources and technical personnel for this sir cutter and turkey. helping thousands of air scans still want to leave cobo and believe they are eligible for foreign visas. meaning still fearful. the taliban will run a brutal repressive regime reminiscent of the 1900 ninety's. the taliban held a news conference aimed at reassuring people. it wouldn't that it needs to bother really? this? yes, yeah. we should turn a new chapter. we should bury the hatchet. we have no animosity against any particular faction, party or individual one. we transcend above this all. this is a close chapter of our history yet, but we are looking forward to the future with one goal in sight. i mean rebuilding our country. but this is a country with a long memory divisions and distrust run deep. that hello bon admits it will take some years for its government to reach its potential. it may take many more, the afghans to heal charlotte bellis, ojo 0. couple and we'll have more on us on later including i was on the job engine on about how people o

changing infrastructure in creating new forms of organization of societies in the developing world that lex the resources to do so. and finally, it's important also that the some emerging economies of the developing world. but that's up to date because of that, i mentioned big meters make an extra effort. because, for instance, with the number of coal power plants that use plan today in the world. we would not only not reach $1.00 degrees or would not normally be below $1.00 degrees of increase the temperature in the other. the center would not be below 2 percent. we will be completely and the mining the purchase agreement. so there must be an effort, an effort from develop and developing countries to bridge the gaps of trust that still exist and to understand that each one must do more. finally, 2nd general, we've mentioned that your 2nd term starts soon and it ends in 2026. by then the us will have had a man in charge for over 80 years. how important is it that your successor is referred to as matter? secretary general? i think it's something that makes full sense and i have to say that i

the taliban lex, the resources. ready and technical personnel for this sir cutter and turkey, helping thousands of ask and still want to leave cabal. and believe they are eligible for foreign visas. meaning still fearful. the taliban will run a brutal repressive regime reminiscent of the 1900 ninety's. the taliban held a news conference aimed at reassuring people. it wouldn't. that's nice to bother this just yeah, we should turn a new chapter. we should bury the hatchet. we have no animosity against any particular faction, party or individual one. we transcend above this. all. this is a close chapter of our history yet, but we are looking forward to the future with one goal in sight. i mean rebuilding our country. but this is a country with a long memory divisions and distrust run deep. the taliban admits it will take some years for its government to reach its potential. it may take many more, the afghans to heal charlotte bellis. osha, 0, couple italian military house. flo, nearly 5000 pounds to italy since the tal

what is he trying to achieve with this very last rally me well. 2 i'm sorry, you lex fluids here, and i have to say at the last rally the dating party, the social democrats, the asked me here in germany. but i wonder if candidates all our shows is this relaxed because it's just a week ago. it seems like a run res, already he was where you have in the polls. he was the most likely next time slot for america. but that has changed just in a couple of days. now. i'm or so have to wait, be i her candidate office, have you pocketed christian democrats in law. so now i shall have to sort of adjust to some baby has been some painting on the ability and being a sort of new angle, american as calm as modest as on the la merkle, he is finance man, admit, administered, and also the vice chancellor. but now he's the last couple of days. he's complaining on chain. she's as if germany wants change and i know germany wants to change. they have vote for me. and if they both, they will have a new tribes. but as never before the elections in germany have been dis exciting. and so this race on sunday, th

bit arbitrary when the other elections, for example, as it, as in russia, previous to the germany, lex. and so you don't get a mention. yeah, it is very interesting to the fact that they pick those 2 countries. and like you said, google the youtube or of us based country. although at this point, i'm not sure you can call google a single country's company. it's kind of a world wide company. but all that to say, why these 2 countries, why these 2 elections and if there is an election in the country of georgia or, or in your, in russia or in china or in, let's see anything with the taliban has an election. and after those results are declared, you have ascii and coming out after the taliban has officially cleared those, declared those election results and certified those results. if you have people coming out saying, no, the taliban, you know what's stopping anyone from voting against them or they were killing anyone who tried to stop them. are they going to block? that'd being, you know, election misinformation spike. appreciate your time. good. speak to spike kelly. my guess the u. s. l

change the constitution and the opposition support is trying to at least dent that they've got this app. lex and the volunteer support is main opposition. leader app, you tap in there your constituency, and it suggests a candidate you should vote for. it's a part of a tactical boating campaign that the opposition hope will at least unseat some united russia. support is now so threatening of the kremlin thought about as such a threat to the kremlin thing. this app is that they've had it google and apple of been forced to take it down. it's been taken off the google documents as well. and the telegram channel is also not been allowed to refer to the list of candidates they have. so that is the only threat that the kremlin faces united. russia still remains the most popular party in russia. according to most recent polls about 27 percent support close behind them, the communists and a nationalist group is whether the communists who have a lot of these, not these independent candidates that might benefit from tactical voting or with the communists. whether they can dislodge united, russia at all

that's why i take oste lex the wai was de to, myr th.> right now on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area new video overnight as the caldor fire gets closer to south lake tahoe. this morning another famous ski resort is in its pathw. very live team coverage. >> and water isn't helping a red flag warning remains in effect this morning. when the winds could change and what it could mean for air quality in the bay area. mary is tracking. >>> and the first responderns required to be vaccinated before they show up for work this morning. what happens if they are not. we are live. >>> it was very painful to watch. >> a woman caught trying to set fire to a historic bay area church. why the pastor thinks they were targeted. it's wednesday, september 1st. >> let's get right to ann on assignment in south lake tahoe again for us and

you have beat up pickup trucks right behind brand new lex lexus suvs. same for everyone. >> what can you tell us about the oil spill, is that close to being contained? >> they're working on that. it was a foot wide pipe that was dislodged and it was leaking. there is an oil sheen. divers are working on it along with the coast guard but they're putting in containment measures as they are getting that situation under control. >> josh letterman. >> the director of the earth system science center. he is also the author of the new climate war. michael, it is good to see you again. first i want to get your reaction to this oil spill. we heard josh say it is 12 miles long, and people remember the massive bp oil spill over a decade ago just off of the coast. >> yes, it is good to be with you. they are seeing that playout in realtime, the devastation in louisiana as the consequence of an unprecedented hurricane that just devastated hurricanes in that part of, you know, in that part of louisiana. let's not lose sight of the irony here. the oil leaks are from, in

my name is lex mccusker, and i'm unaffiliated. enjoyed your talk and agree wholeheartedly with your premise. i was surprised that in the course of the talk, you never once mentioned the "d" word. in this case, democrat. it should not be surprising that unions pursue self-interests and feather their own nests, but they have complicit politicians and elected officials who will work with them. they are predominantly from the democrat party. isn't that the case? >> well, i go a step further. a lot of people say the democrat party has a subsidiary called unions. i believe today government employee unions have a subsidiary called the democrat party. if you look at that chart i was talking about that you can find at www.shadowbosses.com, if you look at the chart, you'll see all the top ten house and senate candidates that they contribute to. they're all democrats. next question. yes, sir? >> larry, american conservative union. this couldn't be more timely. i think it could have an impact on what we're doing the next few months and discus

and judge sullivan asked does it not rise to the lex of threat.isn't the first time a federal judge in d.c. district court has questioned d.o.j.'s deals with rioters, chief southern judge howell expressed skepticism -- saying in court about one case does the government have any concern about a defend ant joiningle a mob, breaking into the capitol building and terrorizing member of congress could be a circumstance that a rises every four year. >> you need to send a message to these folk that's it's not okay and anyone doing it in the future they've haven't sent the message to people thinking about similar acts in the future. >> new survey shows half of americans, 48% agree saying criminal penalties so far have-nots been severe enough. meanwhile republican support for the prosecution and investigation into january 6th has been plummeting. when asked if it's important for law enforcement to find and prosecute those responsible for the capitol attack 57 republicans think it is. down from 79% in march. prosecutors are still in early stages in most capi

lex thank you very much kennedy. happy, happy, happy birthday.ennedy: thank you. >> you do not look a day over 31. kennedy: i am 28, mike,. [inaudible] group work seems like just yesterday. yesterday was 48. [laughter] the 40s are the new 50s unaware of going with that. we got an interesting mix of people in the taliban government. kennedy: really? >> is a very diverse group. my favorite stories of our 2021 even with all the pandemic news and the bizarreness of that situation, my favorite is what appears to be genuine bewilderment or surprised by the biden administration, the un and others by the lack of women in the taliban government. i don't know what and that so entertaining. good god that cannot be serious when they talk about they've been discussing this with the taliban leadership in our efforts diplomacy to be more inclusive. it is about as bizarre and so rare as it comes. kennedy: mattel that is going to go, who are the foremost pistol off of people we can task to be the face of our new authoritarian democracy, let's get the guys who are

lex i cannot imagine writing another book right now. [laughter] >> i bet. this is your second by the way. >> the story of this book is it was written and delivered to my publisher prior to the pandemic. and then my thought wasn't going to deliver this book, i'm going to deliver my baby. at some point the book will come out and we will all be happy. >> good plan. >> but then we had the pandemic and i had to substantially revise the book. i really cannot fathom writing another book. i'm actually really thrilled with the work i'm doing now. one of my other mentors and eight member of the bcf four is barbara. likes to say do it your best at and what you're needed for. since covid a pivoted all of my work to addressing the pandemic. that is why i'm doing a research, that is why i'm doing my teaching, i'm doing writing. and working with policymakers all around covid at some point i do want to go to the next step just how can we reimagine the future public health. infection control preventing the next pandemic is a part of it. they also critically want to focus on

lex oh man this is going to get a little weird. my favorite comic book character superman. i love superman to death. >> so much that's interesting about a character who is as a powerful as superman is who still decides consciously to use his power and a way to help people. superman is so baffling to people you see them trying to reimagine superman as the evil dictator. they assume someone with that kind of power would be paired with interesting about superman is why he did not take those positions. i think just as an artifact of jewish american culture he is fascinating. assimilating into american life through a farm in kansas but still remaining apart from american society. i think comic books are folktales. obviously we have american folktales i think there is a shared moral universe there that is precious. obviously i can understand why some people are tired of being saturated by commercial ubiquity. but, i found comics to be often a wonderful way to explore moral complexities even in the ability we have not be good at all. >> people don't know we spend the last ten minu