lindsay?u talk to me also about the bigger picture here and the motivation behind this escalation? >> well, for the past couple of months, the u.s., south korea and japan have been engaging in what are fairly routine military exercises. these are billed as drills of preparedness to show defensive posture in the region and as well to show that these allies can work together and mount a counterattack if need be in an efficient and swift way. north korea sees it all as provocation, as hostile acts and in many ways as justification for a weapons program to build bigger weapons, stronger weapons, and certainly more of them. lindsay? >> janis mackey frayer, thank you so much for your reporting. >>> the long road to recovery. the urgent needs on the ground for florida residents who lost everything in hurricane ian. and across the country after weeks of lower gas prices, experts say, we're in for another spike. what to expect ahead. what will you do? ♪ what will you change? ♪ will you make something b

lindsay marsh, we'll see how it all turns out.y. >> thank you for having me on, i appreciate it. have a great rest of your day. >> you, too. social media, now what has come in, kathryn. from the world of twitter, i think. why would he want to keep it? either to humiliate her or because he's still in love with her? lisa, i have no idea but the second of your thoughts certainly occurred to me. you know, i don't know the details but maybe he's not the one who wanted the separation. the divorce. interesting legal issue, though, isn't it? yeah. i get that it's a gift. maybe she gave him a gift but it's a gift like no other. and i have the same question as you, why would he want it? >>> still to come -- oh, this is interesting, a study of more than 700,000 american restaurants found areas with a high concentration of chain restaurants all tended to vote the same way. i'm going to break down that data with an expert. and i want to remind you, make sure you're voting on this week's poll question. a little unusual at smerconish.com. would

lindsay, i'm so sorry. and happy belated birthday. -secretary buttigieg, we're all done.also thank you for taking care of the tickets i got for driving in the carpool lane alone. when you do the emotional labor of ten men, your car is full, hunty! -um, probably not technically how the high-occupancy vehicle lanes work with the whole carpooling thing. you really want to have more than one person there. -i really thought you would understand emotional labor. -yeah. -i really thought you would. when we return, my touching tribute to a brave feminist crusader who's been fighting the good fight ever since 2022 -- liz cheney. -follow "tooning out the news" on twitter, instagram, facebook, and tiktok for exclusive content. here's a good halloween trick. buy a bunch of reese's. (uh huh, there you go) on twitter, instagram, facebook, and tiktok turn off all the lights in your house. (yeah yeah) ( trick or treat!) and then just don't answer the door. not sorry, reese's. have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what???

steyer: for our next topic, lindsay. mr. mccoy: this goes to ohio's opioid death rate is among the top in the nation. here in the mahoning valley, trumbull county is on pace to have its deadliest year yet with 69 deaths to date. how would you use your role to address this problem? i know this is a tough issue. i've been affected by it very personally. and one of the things i love about our country is we're a country of second chances and my -- chances. and my mom, who struggled with addiction and i am proud to say that she has been clean and sober for seven years. i believe one of the reasons she got a second chance is because the fentanyl that's how coming into this country, the unbelievable poison that the mexican cartels are bringing through our open border, it wasn't going around the streets of ohio at nearly the same level when my mom was struggling with addiction. that brings me to the first answer here. you've got to close the borders. you've got to finish the wall and make it so that these drug cartels are not able t

>> the true historians are other people like brendan lindsay of sacramento state, but hastings was a fellow who came out in the years after the gold rush in california -- actually, during the gold rush. he became the first chief justice of the state of california, the third attorney general. he apparently did not hold a job very long. he was chief justice of california for all of 16, 18 months, something like that. kristen: so he had these high up positions, but what was his role in terms of what he did in northern california, mendocino county, i think, and the impact on native americans? >> well, he financed killing expeditions. you can talk to the descendants of those people. they have come out and been very vocal. he had people that he hired to do this. i don't think he ever pulled a trigger himself. kristen: what was the motive? why the killing expeditions? >> that's a very good question that i rarely get asked, but, you see, he was very learned in the world. if you were to ask him, he would tell you, and he knew that there was even in 1850 if principle of international law recog

lindsay rogers i, i think gives them a you know, misconstrues them pretty heavily. the original pollsters are not saying that the government should do everything that a poll says they are saying in world words that polls should be an advisory referendum and you could think about using them polls as inputs into democratic process. so i'm a data journalist so think about it and like a model actor where the output is some policy or whatever the inputs are, i guess the quality of certain decisions and the political scientists also say, right, there's this matrix where interest groups and activists and public opinion and the right decision are all sort of acting in this input into into the into the formula of democracy or government, let's say. and so that's a long way of saying their own. they're only one input. that's that's the position of the first pollsters. and i think the position in my reading and interviewing of pollsters today so you you you know, i'm certainly not arguing for, again, what sidney verbal would call a government by the survey or by surveys. i tha

congressman bruce westerman from house natural resources and chief economist, and lindsay, thanks forning us, good to see you both. the president ran from reporters today after they asked about his armageddon comment, the u.s. faces attention armageddon similar to 1962 cuban crisis over putin and ukraine and seems to say comments to donors going after maga voters, what did you think of this? >> the president needs to stop running away and face the problems he and his administration and democrats in congress create. one reason is because of biden's weak foreign policies in the one we have domestic energy in this administration, they want to lock it up and throw away the key and depend on china and russia for the things we need and opec for energy when we have it here at home. elizabeth: and by the way, russia invaded crimea in georgia under obama, they didn't under trump. thus the argument but lindsey, we keep hearing 5-dollar gas is headed our way, nearly two weeks straight, what do you think? >> right now it is a risk and for the consumer it's a sizable risk when we talk about negati

is the left being tolerant to you here, lindsay? >> no. teachers should never be fired for accessing concerns about what's happening in their children's schools especially when your children are six years old. this is not tolerant and it's not fair. >> todd: last year virginia governor at the time candid and glenn youngkin his election because he raised issues like this and the people of virginia sided with him. here's what he says about education this year driving parents to the polls once again. listen. >> they are worried about not having any choice. i think education is once again going to show itself to be the primary issue in this cycle. parents matter. i think voters will understand state very clearly like they did last year they are voting for parents' rights in their kids' lives. >> todd: do you agree with that? is that the sense among the parents you associate with? >> absolutely. the ones i've spoken to personally feel the same. >> todd: final question for you from a legal perspective but how have the reasons wins bolstered your

cert lindsay hoyle, the - acceptable in all circumstances. j cert lindsay hoyle, the speaker acceptable the today programme on radio four this morning, and castigated the prime minister. highly untenable. and if she does not understand that, then i will be astonished. but one of the qualities she has shown is a lack of self—knowledge through this whole process, because it ought to have been clear she did not have the capacity to lead our party and i don't think she should have put herself up for the leadership in the first place. all of that has now been confirmed. it is plain what is required. we need to effect a change, frankly, today, in order to stop this shambles, and give our country the governance it needs under our constitution. this morning, the transport secretary, anne—marie trevelyan, was asked if she was proud to be a member of the government. i am very proud to be secretary of state for transport, delivering really important policies and, indeed, day—to—day services for our constituents across the country. i think yesterday's sad—seeming images from the lobbies are ones i

again and on gale made to hold my blood, run cold, lindsay mach yuton, and they marked the final bitter fairly avalon couple of years of political efforts, including my efforts des, inspect to prevent precisely a terrible moment like this in close to february. the 24th of february was a turning point in history. here in germany too, it plunged. does it go into a different era into a period of uncertainty that we thought had been overcome a period mike by war alliance, people having to flee their homes in the bike worries about war splattering into a conflagration in europe and one in the time of severe economic upheaval, energy, chrysler, and exploding prices approximately a time in which our successful model of a globally networked economy has come under pressure and inside a time in which she gets the social cohesion. and in more contrast democracy. and more than that own and trust in ourselves has been damaged when it did come, current policy makers cannot work miracles. no one has one was positive and not even a german president can take away. all our worries in these profoundly unc

one thing you've been saying, lindsay has been saying, every other republican, if adam laxalt does not win -- and i believe he will win -- that that will cancel out the vote of people like you and lindsay and other senators that have a different vision for the country. >> listen, my life story isn't possible in any other country on earth. i was born -- i mean, this is a country. i was born and raised in a single-parent household, mired in poverty. it's the american system of free markets and capitalism. it was a mentor, a republican conservative christian who taught me that all things were possible in america. if we lose that, nothing good happens for the world. electing adam laxalt is one of the things that we protect, create a firewall in the united states senate, elect adam laxalt so less boys and less girls like me get to grow up and be the man that god wants us to be. think about it this way, i get so excited about our country, i love this country, america is always the solution, we are never a problem. always a solution. >> sean: so true. >> think about this. when in charge from

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it was, it look at by phone deal with the mother of you lindsay. i met with 1000, you know, say experience has been moving and that was in the blue it up, but it has people see for their own 1000, you know, if i mean it wasn't me to put it on to mrs. young you when the one day been sick and nobody, i figured i think that the new guess it i level on on when i was just what i gave them. awesome. we had our own i guess jolanda right or not. i don't on the women's months, and then matthew as well, it got to know what it meant that i got in group for that modem on us. one know your mom was him a mom to 1000 the last the why now mother sonya international needles. and i've seen that there was got monday to get things going on with us. i've been on it by level among bancwest. i mean for them i can no, i stand by the guns on the phone. many have been on sunday and when i was talking about you can see that there because i think when i go in, this is the last 2 letters will be in the middle was it says lind put them to the symbol. since i don't know, almost

and his mom, lindsay. you're the ceo. so i'm a ceo of 21 pineapples. it's the # 1st chromosomesome, and pineapple means welcoming. joey: oh, wow. your shirt is right in my closet. i've been following you guys for a while now. >> thank you. >> he is known as the king of tiktok. >> yes. >> wherever we go. so we started this company to help change the perception of those with down's syndrome. one funky shirt at a time. >> yeah. >> he wears these shirts all the time, nate, he loves to be really stylish. joey: i can see. >> but we need to change the world. we need to have more inclusion, love and acceptance, and we need jobs for our children. so we created this to literally enhance their lives, give kids a future and remind if people what, nate? >> be a good rules. rick: and i need that reminder constantly. joey: what a simple and impactful statement. >> and the coolest part is, lindsay's going to show you, when you wear your shirt, you're reminded to be a good human. pete: and it's a beautiful shirt too. why did you decide on

joining us now is republican senate candidate from the great state of georgia, herschel walker and lindsay graham from south carolina you know, i was watching special report earlier and i noticed that another woman has come forward and made an allegation, and not one bit of evidence was presented that you were involved in any way in an abortion. the only evidence presented is you might have dated some girl that gloria allred is representing and you deny it completely. >> it's a lie, sean, and i hope everyone see they would do and say anything for power and they don't realize they're messing with the wrong georgia here. this seat is too important for me to step down so now they're going to have to come through me to get to anyone else because if they can do it to me, they'll come after you next. i'm going to be in the way so i'll go out and win this seat and i think after senator warnock showed he was a terrible debater, now they want to come after he with something else. it's a lie, and i want everyone to know it's a lie. >>sean: there was no evidence presented at all that corroborated the

we are told the speaker of the house of commons sir lindsay hoyle has said he has asked the serjeantn conservative mps being manhandled. the word being was used as well. as mps decided about whether they were going to go in and vote in support of the government. sir lindsay hoyle said he has asked the sergeant at arms and other officials to investigate allegations made about incidents in the commons on wednesday night. those accusations of bullying. and indeed of manhandling mps absolutely rejected by the conservative party. in a statement to mps sir lindsay hoyle said i remind members that the behaviour code applies to them as well as to other members of our parliamentary community. the shadow health secretary wes streeting appeared on bbc breakfast earlier on and he has been reflecting on the scenes in parliament last night. i think people have seen on the screen is the degree of chaos in parliament, the extent to which a stable government has broken down, and even at the height of some of the biggest political dramas, i�*ve beenin the biggest political dramas, i�*ve been in parlia

okay lindsay, thank you for that.ces that could decide which party controls the senate. nbc's steve kornacki went to the big board for us, breaking down which states are the most crucial for democrats as they try to keep their narrow majority. take it away, steve. >> all right, a lot today getting closer and closer. let's go deep here on the battle for the senate. we all know where things stand right now. could not be closer in the senate, it is a 50/50 tie. the democrats control it because vice president kamala harris gets to break the tie for them. what you're seeing here, the way we have broken this down is the states that you see in blue, those are democratic seats right now. they are held by democrats right now. they are the five most vulnerable democratic seats. that is at least according to the polling right now. in red, you see the five most vulnerable republican held seats. coming into this election. so, take a look at it from the standpoint of the republicans. we say 50/50 won't do it for them, they need to

so many are thanks to lindsay davis for that turning now to another amazing kid who's about to do what few people in the world have ever dared to tackle. and he's only eight years old. we're talking about sam baker, and he is setting out today to take on one of the world's hardest mountains, california's el capitan. he and his father are setting out on their four day ascent, hopefully into the record books that will make sam the youngest person to climb. capitanich 3200 ft of sheer granite. only way that you can accomplish it with many goals where it's like. nope today's goal is just to get to their. it's just it's just five pitches today or just seven pitches today or just two more to go like that, that a kid can swallow, but you can't swallow the wall. this is such good advice to his dad, joe says it's taken sam more than two years of daily training. to get him ready for today. i know some people are critical online saying, honey year old shouldn't use. are you kidding ♪♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" here are today's contestants-- a member

lindsay ran for the us congress in 1962. so any of you are still teaching or if you're a retired teacher, share this year of 62 with them because it's an important milestone in the history of the mississippi movement in mississippi history. the year of 1962. i'm mrs. hamer less than a year after she had been evicted from the wd malo plantation in sunflower county, i met her at the home of. angie moore in cleveland, mississippi. we were about to take a bus from cleveland to dorchester county, georgia, to attend a voter education registration citizenship education workshop that was organized by james bevel and diane nash, wife and. so i rode the bus with. mrs. hamer in the winter of 1963 to georgia. we got to the workshop, the workshop director was andrew young and his late wife, jean young and dorothy cotton and during that week, mrs. hamer described us the eviction from the mallow plantation and she she preached, she discussed and i was simply overwhelmed by fannie lou hamer. mrs. hamer just absolutely changed life to just c

>> yeah, lindsay, i'll set the scene for you here. there are a couple of congressional races in south texas that are really big for us here and then there's also the governor's race which everyone is talking about because you have governor greg abbott running against beto o'rourke and to give you some context, in 2018 when both of these men were on the ballot here in the county, beto o'rourke beat ted cruz by about 12 points here and governor greg abbott narrowly won the governorship by less than 500 votes in this country. so this is a county that was once red but has been trending blue over the past several years. but what is interesting here today as we've been talking to voters, it feels like a bit more of a toss-up. everyone here who has talked about the economy as their number one issue in this election has told me that they're supporting the current governor, greg abbott. they've mentioned things like the border as being an issue and also what's going on in schools and they feel like governor greg abbott is the better candidate

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talk to us about taking lily and lindsay, the two piglets that you saw and took. >> they were in the most horrendous conditions you can imagine. as you said, we can even show this kind of stuff on regular television. but they were in dire need of help. they would not have survived much longer if we hadn't gotten them out of there. it was about helping them get to safety at that point, but overall, it was about transparency and about speech. they have dumpsters full of hundreds of piglets that are killed every day on the farm. we think this was about us showing the footage. i don't think we would've been prosecuted if the story had run in the new york times. kristen: you also have a lot of blame for the fbi for what you consider cruelty during the investigation process. tell us why you say that. >> i've been an attorney now for 15 years. i been involved in many cases whether civil or criminal and i've never seen the government overreaching in the way they have in this case. two piglets who would have ended up in the dumpster, and the jury concluded the same from the evidence we were a

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yesterday they did not talk about him, he will not calm down, he was criticized there, in particular, lindsayraham, an american senator, wrote to him on twitter that you put on a mask, he is enough against all the bullshit. that this mask gave him a map so that you understand the map or the map if you want to vote on the results of the voting in the parliamentary elections in 2012 that is, it is the same already in kyiv yanukovych yanukovych freedom of speech is almost gone everywhere repressions, completely falsified elections, and it shows that, look, almost half of ukraine won there, and the party of regions, from which the far-sighted musk concludes that of course not all those people who were defeated, i ask and say that a person does not understand the contexts, but tries something purely from the mathematical analysis of some of these draw conclusions, he also said that russia has three times the population, so it will still win. but it doesn't work like that, mr. musk , and if, for example, you have a car, you also have four wheels. and some cars have, for example, 18 wheels, does thi

s this is lindsay. this is not every single stateuo ,every race, gubernatorial race, senatorial race. where are they getting these fro tens of millions of dollars from? >> has anybody looked into it? has anybody itwell, i sure wellt believe this is legit on the up and up. . but i do know this, that the money is real. thirteen to four. he's being outraised four to one . he's got the best story,raised 4 really, of anybody runningo about being a reliables conservative. there's a headwind for democrats, but the nex t 11 iscom. ted budd .com.n ge if he can get the money he needs and you have sent money like you helped elect. three nights ago, you have noo idea whaideat your audience didn herschel. all these people are being pounded. so let's close with a flourish. every liberal in americaever is trying to take over georgia and north carolina and florida. >> i lived near all these folks. . we nee wed conservatives liked the people listening to help jadi. please helcod p. but this guy has run the best race may

lindsay . when you look at this senatorial map, i'll be honest, i'm not worried about your race or john kennedy's race or rand paul's race. i know you don't take any vote for granted. >> i know, sir. yeah, i think i'm not taking. but we've looked at every state in play here. >> we've got florida, georgia, a north and south carolina.nd we got new hampshire, we gotako. pennsylvania. we got ohio. ula,we got ron johnson inav wisconsin. we've got missouri. we've got nevada.nevada we've got arizona. hav you can add to that, maybe o colorado, maybe washington state. righr washt. every >> so these are every one of these races are impactful, but. they're not easy. these arile this is going to bea tough election, from my perspective, for the senate. >> okay, se senate. look ato leu this way. if we pick up one more seat ,t s as i've said, about a thousand times, all the , all the madness stuff right. it could be the road to the majority runs to georgia. yes, i do. s you believe that america is onol the wr

okay, you can do all the, all, you know, the lindsay and bogue and you can all do all that nonsense. but rushes demands have not changed. ok. and if nato exists or doesn't exist, after it's immaterial, russia will get what it wants out of this full stop. karen? yeah, i think, i think, fundamentally that's the case. but you gotta look at why the u. s. is willing to destroy ukraine entirely. and as it's use it, you know, previously already as a tool, nothing but a tool for corruption. in fact, one of the things that was that sir didn't mention is the most corrupt nation in europe was ukraine. i mean, is a black hole for any type of corruption and government, money laundering, and that kind of thing. so that's the purpose of ukraine. it's still serving that purpose. to a great extent, i mean all the old weaponry from all the nato countries is being port in without regard to, if it works, if it doesn't work that works together. if anybody can use it, it's irrelevant. we're dumping that in that weaponry so that we can then justify to our own populations, you know, new refreshed, defense s

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yes, as, as lindsay graham famously recently said, the weird, they're willing to fight to the last ukraine. and that's great. they really just see the people who live in ukraine has just your cannon fodder, and this is really coming out loud and clear is as it speaks right now. i think that what we're facing right now is a logic of scarcity. b, the finance your oligarchy, that is trying to manage and contain control of the multi polar alliance, which is emerge in russia's obviously a key player. and that are desperate that a new type of system is going to be brought on line. that is premised around abundance in the creation of free energy that will not justify the type of mo lucien population reduction that they desire. and they have been working towards this for many decades. and that's why they sort of want to go back in time to the 19 nineties and just reverse the clock and pretend that the belt road initiative didn't exist. the ration economic union did not exist. and unfortunately, ukraine has been playing a joke, political role as a destabilization force in that process, but it's a p

ah, ah, lindsay lap when he said throat has continued to escalate in haiti as the government calls for foreign military intervention to quell gang violence. thousands of protesters took to the streets to force the government to reverse its decision. on monday, the national police were accused of killing the protester. for years, the socio economic and political crisis in haiti has been growing in recent months . activities have been paralyzed in the capital and other major cities of the country due to a lack of security and fuel shortages. the council of ministers authorized the head of the government to request and put an end to the criminal actions of armed gangs across the country. the decision increased the anger of the demonstrators who were already demanding the resignation of the prime minister, un secretary general. antonio gutierrez echoed the government's call on monday for the immediate deployment of a special international force to haiti. but the you and will decide whether to send troops to haiti on the 21st of october at a special council meeting scheduled for that date.

lindsay, the school safeguarding officer, used to support only a small number of families known to social school meals but they cannot afford to pay for the child's school meal. i know for certain there is one family who have in excess of £1000 worth of debt. they send their children to school. i can't not feed their children, can i? see you, be good, now. alex's childhood was hard. marred by domestic violence, she'd love much more for her son. i want him to have everything i never had, car, holidays. . but you can't do that. sobbing there is no way i can afford . to heat that flat, not a chance. you must worry, having a little boy. yes, of course, all the time. it's constant, _ constantly on your mind. yeah, yeah. and he's only six. this squeeze is impacting everyone. lisa spent covid—19 being treated for cancer. you fight for your own business, you fight to keep a roof over your head, you fight to put food on the plate, but sometimes, you just seem to fight and for what? when you go into the supermarket, how much do you have to play with? probably, i'd say about £40. that is not a lot t

groups that can be described specialist and the m and the goal is clear, the goal is ethnically, is lindsay and departing them out. and then cation of the media is very bias. bias to radio to patients and constantly using double standard. look at the describe things in crane, and that isn't the way to describe which. and although it is very well known that this has been occupying the bank and gaza strip to illegally the u. s. is considering imposing new sanctions on russia under run over alleged military cooperation. it would follow the use news with brussels having already slop measures against the ramp, claiming that tyrann is providing russia with so called suicide drones. both moscow and tyrann categorically deny the accusations calling them a pretext for imposing more restrictions on the 2 outlines. the wrong category, cali, dejected, unfounded, and unsubstantiated. claims that eat on has transferred you a reason for the use of the conflict in your chain. it is the saintly, disappointing death to pursue these political agenda does estates are trying to launch a disinformation campaign