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so lik e i have to say. >> oh, tulsi, nice to meet you. i'm a they and of them because that's me that's there. >> before we talk any further, that's a really good point. you know, was looking at thisa o story and thinking back to how througod pointh my whole life, n recently through the whole covid pandemicfe t, people are talking about homeschooling and dissing homeschooling sce. s h your kids need to learn social skills and be socialized and lear socian how to relateop. with people and so on and so forth. i was homeschooledhome. i think i turned out pretty well. i've empathy, you know, how to relate to people and communicati knowrelate te a. you look at you look at these kids who are being churned out of our public school s who onlyo seem to know how to talk at each other rather thaeachnr actually have real conversation or small talk even. yeah, they're okaylk with the anonymous trolling on social media. they're okay with running around with megaphones in protest, not really knowing what they're protesting or screaming abouinatt. and yet

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what is your least favorite harold lik?wh >> harold: least favoritate police sirens.my truck sirens.aughter] the beginning of the michigan fight song mic. means they scored a touchdown or a field goaley s. the wolverines hail to the conquering heroes. >> jesse: whenever i hear of police sirens, i feel safe and protected, that is interesting you don't feel that way.ew w >> harold: i have a slightly different opinion. [laughter] >> jesse: judge jeanine, what is your least favorite sound? >> jeanine: my least favorite i think i said it last week when people chew with their mouths open. i was talking about that. i agree with dana. that drives me crazy, crazy. i turn around and look at them. one of my favorite soundmowae ws police siren, it is so funny you say that -- >> harold: you were driving the fire truck.er i feel like something bad ise happening. >> jeanine: what that means is good, we've got something to do we've got some harm here going on, we are going to prosecute. >> harold: i am focused on the first part, the harm.d: >> jesse: what about you jessica? >> jessica: least favorit

yes, yes, i feel great, lik, i’m sure that all this is not dangerous, not come to me, don’t come, andcording to the tests , i need to understand what to do then, i ’ll come here later when you’re not there to collect things, face, face, dmitrivich, please give me how you felt that carbonara - it was a mistake, i wouldn’t have made it, i wouldn’t have cut myself, she wouldn’t have called you, they wouldn’t have diagnosed tuberculosis, they would have infected a lot of people, but where could he have picked up this gift, and where? anywhere in public transport, in shopping centers, in the theater, in the cinema, the coli, coch is transmitted through airborne droplets, sneezing, coughing, direct communication with a sick person, like vomiting, flu, covid, when i was dragging this homeless man, he he coughed on me, he probably infected me, and i won’t give birth to you, well, let’s not... let’s get upset, it’s the 21st century after all, it can be treated well. okay, we’re silent, succinctly, we’re not silent , yes, but what are we doing, we’re talking, telepathically, that’s it, i unders

are the lik five categories separating? >> weon't know yet. so what we do know is there's big stuff andittle stuff, right? and that's important because there's only a few of the largestocks. you want to be careful, the slots of the dust size stuff but that's what the team is doing right now is time to fure out how many different types the material in there and what do each of those types ofaterial tell us. we see different types of material, remember we studied asteroid for two years in orbit. this is a first mission is both an intensive orbital mission of an asteroid and a sample return mission. the fst time the u.s. has done that, this is a first that we have returned a sample from the service of another planetary body in 50 years. the u.s. has done it since 1972 with apollo 17. so, so using anccomplishment by nasa that hasn't been done since apollo 17. and that's a remarkable thing so we're being very careful how we are doing this, being very thoughtful and we really trying to incorpora as many different opinions as a gift to come to a cons

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you keep saying it's lik e they' saying that gun is guns are dangerous. they'll just run off and shoot u people. no, you need a person to do that. hey, i. to go after you toai to o go g way to be woke or be conservative. there's a little person on the other end of the keyboardvative needs ae end of e that way. and they check on. it's just like those far left. far they decided what was what. and there's the same thing. they'll make thi a program they'llno say, oh, it's i, it's not us, it's not the government. this is ths is e right way to do it. that to me is just as scary as picking because now thise us to believe what and they hide behind it's another one of those sinc e they and them were stolen. now it's now i know it used to be they are tryint fog get us you've got to watch out for them now it's -- it's just it's an excuse for it's anothero camouflage for them to do their camouflage like kamala flash cat. you see what i did there? >> a little wordplay. are you worried? i'm not ani diy more than usual. i just.us i will sayual. no. he you know, he's lik

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democratic model, that we will stand united and we will find them together instead of being divided lik fei it's regardless of sunni or shialess o, that iran is, they r fomenting this terror. >> they are we are told they were actively involved in the plottin g, planning and the killing that happenede h on october the seventh. that would be the equivalent of you base it on our populationlent versus israel ofl losing 38,000 americans in a da38y. we lost 2977 on 911. and so is this a belief system is this convert or die is thish isis like that? either the world converts to islam d co or their version l of islam, radical islam, oram they get killed, they're infidels? >> well, there is the islamic 'rideology that inspires them, has an album, the teachings of intellect, ideology al, that's one. then there is tribalism, you knowwhich is, which is seveh century mentality, where a tribe used to fight a tribel for 100 years until they get hea annihilated or they engineered the tribd e. so this is what hamas is saying. it's the arabian mentality a that they view israel as a tribentalitye. they w t

. >> lik e i can come back later and tell you later, screw yo, jimmy, if i were the teacher, i would go to that kid's house.i yep. and kill himd'us with kindness. no, i would interrupt his timeqz maou know, to do a pop quiz, maybe. >> who's playing x-boxybe he's?r that's what the kids do. tyrus. did i make fun of myself commbeentime for goingo to community college? but i've never been prouder. for real? ye, fos. e >> to have majored in intro to x-box than i have them right now. because, like, i didn't take out a quarter of $1,000,000 in debt. you know what? i'm i didn't write iti ha admissions letter. i didn't give a guy named spider a bag of weedd get intog nassau community but straight up. >> and you got a great career after that. you were int a cab driver?u wera yeah, but for real i did it wasr a1a lot of people don't. a loiver t people don't know that. but the point is, if this wouldn't happen at community college, that' knos what i'm prd of because the ex-con teaching my class. what a start. a kico thed, get up, turn on hih instagram video and have been like, shut the up. the an

speech that nasrallah gaveha the up to it in the arab world was like preparing for the super bowlas lik with a pree show in which they showed suleimani, for example, also brought up the marine barracks bombing in the eighties under president reagan. and america by saying those bas guys are still alive and,erica blamed all of this on the united states, but thena said, but we really didn't have anything to do with it. >> yeah, it's ridiculous. the leader of hezbollat with, diculo the attacks on syria, american troops in syria and iraqus will we need resolve. we need moral clarity. we need strategic clarity. and we're not getting any from the biden administration. i spokc y ane with former colle. of mine, general keith kellogg, and he told me an anecdoteth a.l back in 2019, there wereamerican one american troop who died because of an iranian proxy attack. se ohe said that was met with fn within two days. then at th twoe us embassy, ed a they were worried it was coming under attack. they were burning documents, unr he he got president trump on the phone at 3 a.m.. hepresident trump said, ge

some day ahead of blinking this arrival, protesters tried to force their way into nato's interior. lik, or base inside face trickier or rallying in support of palestinians on against the eu. busy support of israel police used to go some water coming to break up. the crowds. mazda civilians, death to continues to rise in cancer americans, top diplomats said during his visit, but the us is working with israel to minimize casualties. we've engaged these really steps that they can take to minimize civilian casualties. we're working, as i said, very aggressively on getting more humanitarian assistance in the gaza. and we have very concrete ways of doing that. triggers editor and journalist use of our in the say, is that correct? and washington stand up completely thoughts regarding the solution. and guess when we look at the us in to get position a that the word and god. so we see a big divergence snap to do supporting the palestinian people in the us giving unconditional support to israel. it to still wanting to see a very quick humanitarian pause with a much more lasting ceasefire. while

on sunday ahead of mr. blinking to arrive of protesters tried to force their way into nato's in your lik or a base, in se trickier or rallying and support of palestinians and against the us support of israel. police use tear gas and water accounted to break up the crowds of disability and death toll continues to rise in gallons of america's top. diplomats said during his visit about the u. s. is working with israel to minimize casualties . we've engaged the israelis steps that they can take to minimize civilian casualties. we're working, as i said, very aggressively on getting more humanitarian assistance in the gaza. and we have very concrete ways of doing that. look at the fact that august by just asked for in the us congress just approved $14000000000.00 and military assistance to israel, which is carrying out this brutal assault on civilians in gauze. and then fighting offers to be or a $100000000.00 for humanitarian aid. the uh, it shows the disconnect, right? and it shows the priority. there's very little priority for humanitarian concerns and great priority for the military suppor

against usnd mean the court could dermine the separation of powers have crossed for we have nothing lik tt here. we have an appropriation looks like countlessthers that have existed f time in memorial since 1789 on and i thinkt leaves my friend suggesting the court should turn away from the appropriations clause and turn away from that history and find implicit aitnal limit authority here. how is the court suppodo figure it out with respects to duration? some appropriatisan last longer than two years in the army appropriations calls but how long is too long and how does the court determine what functions don't count? suggesting you could distinguish other financial regulators like the federal reserveoa based on the particular functions it carries out but that's not distinction either, the federal see board regulates, enforces thether regulations did the same section 1818 to demonstrate the functions or not different so is there any principal line here the court could apply to ascertain the defensive funio tween agencies? what all the adds up t is my friend is proposing the court go down

and he' you know, one of the first people saying, lik maybe there should education in jail, maybe we should give someby, you know, things people somethinto do while they're in jail. and he's really lauded for these reforms. buthe people he's holding up is the the best of his of what jail can do. are black people saying that these ople are as happy in jail as if thehad been born? right. and ally saying that jail being in the jail is actually better for than being free and and so, again, when we look to these programs today, you know, people in jail learning how to make or learning how to keep bees or or farm monarch butterflies, you know, we have to say this, isn't the full picture. this doesn't fully represent what day to day life is like in the jail. and actually, when we focus on these kinds of programs without attention to the conditions in the jail, we run the risk of really ignoring the gravest kind of human rights abuses in these places. thanks. so it seems like we're living through another pretty significant moment of, political backlash, right? you're about the way local poli

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priority with an i'l annihilation of hamas terrorists, many people are taking credit for hostage we lik release, without question, the idf has pressures hamas, that is what is striechi driving the reliker but terrorist would not release hostages if they were not getting clobbered. but with the joy of hostage returns, there are costs. as this morning's wowrn "wall street journal" editorial put it well, hamas holds everyone hostage, the terrorist traffic and human being to achieve their bloody aims in snow telling how long hamas will dribble out 5 to 10 hostages per day to extend the ceasefire week after week. and as president biden keeps pushes out humanitarian aid, the terrorists are able to refuel, resupply, maybe even rearm or take in more financing from their iranian paymasters who are orchestrating this hamas story. or, perhaps, perhaps, hamas is fleeing. the scene. into egypt. or who knows where. meanwhile, i'v idf mem momentum could be slowed and intelligent could be harmed, the enemy it sitting the terms of that -- setting the terms of that pause, this is troublesome, there are s

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