leslie, do you want to talk about lou? how to care for a few days? oh, darn, lou. lou henry died in 1944. great granddad. her personal papers sealed 50 years post-death. they brought here. and so 1984, her papers were and the public could actually find out who this woman was at time. we had a great foundation, tom walsh, who recognized that this is someone who's pretty outstanding. so for a long while, for several years, there was a play that put on. it was a one woman two act play about lou henry hoover that actually went over to the smithsonian in d.c. and sandra day o'connor was able see it. lou's growing up was very different from her works growing up as you know he was an orphan and. his life was not so easy she, on the other hand, had a father who was quite devoted to her and didn't mind that she was a girl person because lou henry knew how to shoot she knew how to do archery. she could stand up with the best of them. and she did so many things that no one is really aware of. here's just little tidbit. she was very much in girl scouts, and when met milo, it w

stuart: thanks, lou. coming up, new fox poll shows trump and harris in a dead heat in the battleground state of michigan. we'll break down the key issues that could give either candidate the edge. meanwhile, trump ripping into harris for failing on the border. >> so now she's talking about what she's going to do on the border. well, i'm going to do this and that. and this and that. all they had to do was leave the border alone. stuart: is the border an issue that trump can fix on his own or does he need republicans to win the house and the senate to get it done? i'll ask congressman russel fry next. ♪ ♪ with so much great entertainment out there... wouldn't it be easier if you could find what you want, all in one place? my favorites. get xfinity streamsaver with netflix, apple tv+, and peacock included, for only $15 a month. stuart: all the dow stocks are way down and shaving 345 points down and nose are the nasdaq losers and region ron, idb and broadcom way down. trump-appointed hammers failures america

lou bass -- lou basenese, well, he's brought along his stock picks.ceuticals. >> i told everyone to take a look at it after they got approval for the first crushes opk drug. -- copd drug. the stock didn't move in july, but it's up 100%, but i think there's room the grow. they've wisely brought in their portfolio pipeline and big pharma's getting active to the make a big acquisition. something to take a look at and do your work. average premiums in biotech takeovers are anywhere north of 50-1000%. stuart: you've whetted our appetite. possibility of a 100% move in that stock right there. spdr, s&p biotech. >> look, our firm focuses on innovative and the small ifest innovators in biotech. that doesn't mean you can be boxed out. it gives yous exposure to -- you exposure to 139 biotechs from the biggest like genentech and regeneron and, therefore, you can really benefit if from an uptick in the biotech space. this is an etf that traded about 70% higher in 2021, so 70% upside with worst case scenario about a 30% downside from where it bottomed out 52 weeks

ricardo criticó la falta de liderazgo de lou, mientras que lou cuestionó el historial de ricardo en seguridader los televidentes y que por supuesto, este lunes lo estarán viendo por telemundo. 4. cómo? cómo vio usted en general a estos candidatos? mira que estaba ahí. bastante diferencia en la política de los 2, quién los está apoyando? y miramos bastante energía. especialmente. vamos a hablar claro en los ataques de 1 al otro a través del debate. estamos hablando de iván, lo que básicamente está diciendo que él está siendo apoyado por asociaciones muy importantes como son la de la policía y la también de los bomberos, que mientras que san ricardo como que no puede decir eso. cómo ve eso? bueno, miramos que constantemente nombraba el hecho de que bajo. bueno, a través de las proposiciones que apoyó el alcalde, se se se se vino abajo bastante el número de policías a un nivel de 1500 a alrededor de 600. así que esa es la base de la crítica del asambleísta lobo. qué debería de ver los las personas que van a votar durante estas elecciones, precisamente del distrito 16? con estos candidatos, qué d

stuart: thanks, lou. j-u-u-l, that's a vape and receiving payments from a 300,000 class action lawsuit and some are sharing the news on social media. what are tay say -- they saying on the video? >> some claim they didn't know there was a class action lawsuit and surprised when the money hit their venmo accounts and look at examples of the tiktoks folks are making. >> i received $1100 in the juul class action lawsuit. >> your money is probably in your bank act right now. >> $6,000 is a ton of money. >> probably going to use it to buy nor juuls. >> there's an entire genera of tiktokers from simple celebrations and explainers how this all went down and one of these came from kevin leeanneing and he's a host of mental health podcast that deals with among other topics addiction. ken says he try tried a juul at aa meeting and spent around $2200 on 500 juul pods over the span of two years and asked him if he thinks justice was served? >> do i think full justice has been served? i do not. i think a million full

. >> tony, i'm lou. >> reporter: you can tell where lou damore and his fiance karen volino stand, alongny of their neighbors here in east hanover, which voted for trump by a large margin in 2020. while just across the passaic, it's pretty much the opposite story. >> hi, tony! dana miller. >> reporter: dana and jeff miller are among the large majority of livingston that voted blue four years ago. a divide that's noticeable here and everywhere else, with polls showing four out of every five adults believe americans are greatly divided on our most important values. how much do you think people's different opinions are based on just different sources of information? >> i know the people that i talk to, i know the channels they are watching. i know what they are watching. because they are so brainwashed they have no clue what's going on. >> reporter: so we asked lou and karen to join us at dana and jeff's. they've never met before, but agreed to sit down and hear each other out.% they couldn't agree on even the basic facts on issues like the economy. >> inflation is way down. >> inflation is

have a great night >> lou: from hollywood, it's “jimmy kimmel l elizabeth olsen, and music from greenay. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheering and applause ] ♪ i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. th the old tinsel town reachaund. as i posted this morning, the results of last night's emmys we won, but they gave the emmy to "the daily they're attacking me from the inside.. studio. [ cheering ]re. [ laughter ] and people are very angry. that i can tell you. guillermo, i need you to find me 11,000 votes. >> guillermo: i will, for sure actually here in l.a. over the weekend. he had some charity -- no, not charity. what am i th [ laughter ] he had a press conference from his golf club in palos verdes where the scamburglar doubled claim that she worked at mcdonald's. she never worked at mcdonald's. it's a lie. she said she stood over those french fries when th personal this one is for him. [ laughter ] i don't even know why he says she's lying about th other than to say, "i never worked at mark don'ts." >> and the government is so and it's not even nice. he's been g

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and w >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- quinta brunson, henry winkler, and music from the offspring. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi. very nice. hi, everybody. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for joining us here at the home of the american broadcasting company, abc, where there's love and efferdent in the air -- [ laughter ] -- after another edition of "the golden bachelorette." i love recapping "the golden bachelorette" because it sounds like i'm reporting back from a war. we lost four good men this week. i want to extend warm and safe wishes of those watching in the path of hurricane milton, which is a weird name for a hurricane. hurricane milton sounds like a nickname for the golden bachelor who can't stop farting in the hot tub. [ laughter ] they say milton could be a storm for the history books if the state of florida still had history books. which they do not. [ laughter ] [ applause ] milton, at the time we tape the show

i've often thought you might come to sophie fund lou then is experimenting with varieties of coffee that can cope with climatic extremes. one in uganda is showing potential to credit and then finally can only advise to thomas to produce it. when we know there's a market, we can't just tell them to switch to it isn't, no one will ultimately want it that's. that's why taste is so important. and considering how we can improve it, but most of the, remember there is macbooks coffee that with stands difficult climatic conditions and tastes good. that's recall, different varieties are tasted and compared at copying events. coffee had hundreds and hundreds of a rome is twice as many in fact as wines which coffee do you find most exciting from the 1st smell? i'd probably the same number a shame. i don't even know. let's see. it must be, but the nozzle comes to me when you smell it. so there's a certain sweetness, including this in the background type, a burial aroma to be more exact science of business. but ultimately, eclipse is the 1st impression when i got them into effect. didn't ask mind, ok

. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- trevor noah. senator reverend raphael warnock. and music from jennie. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, everybody. welcome. [ cheers and applause ] very nice, thank you. i'm jimmy. i'm the host. thank you for watching. thank you for joining us here on another crazy day in the united states. you know, we get a lot of people watching this show on youtube from around the world. and for those who are watching from another country right now, please come help us. [ laughter ] there's a big hole in the ship and it's sinking, and can you feel the general election anxiety? it's in the air. it's in our bones. election day is three weeks from today. we only have two tuesdays left before we pick a new president. we keep hearing that this is the most important election of our lives. and it is the most important election of our lives because we have the most ridiculous major candidate of our lives. case in point, donald trump just did a podcast with a gr

>> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- harrison ford, chef evan funke, and music from carlypearce. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, i appreciate that. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for coming. thank you for watching. thank you for joining us here at our home in hollywood where we and everyone are now exactly four weeks from election election day is a month away. here in california, early voting is already happening. this campaign has been going on since 1985 or something like that. [ laughter ] i feel like the candidates are running out of ways to ask for money. i got a fundraising email from kamala harris last night that just said "u up?" [ laughter ] the democrats seem to have momentum and all-capstain america is feeling the heat. this afternoon, who who will not be named -- i'll name him later -- [ laughter ] posted, "anybody that cheats on the election is going to jail." [ laughter ] i agree. for this one and the last one, too. [ che

jimmy >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight, lady gaga and governor gretchen whitmer. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi. welcome, welcome. very nice. appreciate that. i'm jimmy, i am the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for joining us at our election headquarters in hollywood where we just got finished watching the vice presidential debate between two men who couldn't be much more different. one of them called donald trump a reprehensible idiot who shouldn't be president. the other is tim walz. [ laughter ] walz and vance, they stuck to the issues. they showed each other a lot of respect. it was -- it was very boring. [ laughter ] i'll be honest. i like these better with trump, i really do. [ laughter ] i don't know that anyone's vote was changed tonight. watching a vice presidential debate, it's like taking your kids apple picking. about halfway through you're like, okay, you know what, should sounded like it was going to be fun, but what's the

>> lou: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by snapdragon.hall? in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay-to-play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the change we need. >> lou: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series presented by snapdragon, at the heart of the devices you love. >> jimmy: thanks to jennifer aniston, gael garcia bernal and diego luna. apologies to matt damon. "nightline" is next but first, his album "honeymind" is out now. here with the song "treehouse," ben platt and brandy clark! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ love is a treehouse kind of a gamble to get in that you-and-me house ♪ ♪ little bit closer to heaven ♪ ♪ you've never seen clouds right outside of your window ♪ ♪ love is a treehouse one of a kind that you have to ♪ ♪ see to believe house all of the climbing is past you an

>> all over the news. >> reporter: so we watched one of lou and karen's regular sources of news. jesse watters on fox. >> kamala thinks voters are too ignorant to get her message through their thick skulls. >> reporter: it became apparent much of the information that show lays out -- >> kamala wants to win the black vote with free money and drugs. >> reporter: seemed to dana -- >> i never heard this before. >> reporter: like it was presented out of context. >> they take sound bites of what they want to promote. >> does it help you understand why they feel the way they do? >> yes, absolutely. because if this is what you're watching, then this is what you're believing. >> reporter: when we flipped over to msnbc -- >> this is my truth. >> reporter: it was lou who flipped out over lawrence o'donnell. >> the trump campaign staff, all of whom disgrace themselves every day by lying every day. >> get out of here. >> reporter: he too saw distortions in the way his candidate was covered. >> critics say your tariffs will end up being like a national sales tax. >> nope, nope. >> the countrie

>> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- halle berry. mike tyson. and music from old dominion. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheering and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, welcome, welcome. thank you. i'm jimmy. i'm the host. thank you for watching. thank you for joining us after a rare and magical monday night of football here on our network, abc. where the lord god intended it to be on monday nights. remember when monday night football was only on abc? now it's everywhere. like chick-fil-a. [ laughter ] you can get it anywhere you want. welcome to those who were too lazy to turn off the tv after the 1-1 washington commanders took on the 0-2 cincinnati bengals. we get the best matchups! [ laughter ] while most of america was going church and watching football over the weekend, donald trump was very busy truthing. here's a sampling of the subjects he covered this weekend. oprah, who he's mad at because she hosted an event for kamala harris. "a long time ago, oprah winfrey asked me to do her last network television show. the final we

kelly clarkson honoring the group foreigner, original bandmate lou graham joining her. ♪ i want you toe monday, it will be all right ♪ >> david: james taylor and kenny chesney helping to induct jimmy buffett, who died last year. my gave up, you know?r ve up. thanks for watching. i'm david muir. i'll see you right back here tomorrow.

>> well, i think so much of barbara walters was shaped by her father, lou walters, one of the leading impressarios, he'd book the biggest acts in the country and was one of the top tourist destinations in new york when lou walters was in charge of it. lou walters was a guy who had a wonderful touch and understanding of what audiences wanted and that's an asset that she inherited from him, but he was also a gambler and he would make a million dollars and gamble it away playing begin rummy. >> literally gambling it away? >> literally gamble it away. he would make a million dollars at the latin quarter and decide he wanted to open a new nightclub and it would flop and he would be bankrupt. i think finally a pivot point in barbara walters's life came when she was 28 years old. she had gotten out of college, out of sarah lawrence, but she wasn't exactly on a career path. she had gotten married to a guy and gotten divorced. gone to alabama for a quickie divorce of dubious legality. and she had come back to new york and staying with a school friend and that her apartment, when her father att

. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- morgan freeman, niecy nash-betts, and music from brad paisley. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everybody i'm jimmy, the host. thanks for watching. thanks for coming. los angeles, california, the united states of america. brad paisley is here with us tonight. i'm going to forgive that hat for tonight. you know, we're now 18 days away from the election and 95 days from our next insurrection. the window to reach voters is closing, and the texts and emails asking for money are ratcheting up. for reasons i cannot even begin to fathom, the race is very close. the pollsters are calling it a toss up, as in i'm about to toss up my lunch already. but trump holds a commanding lead in the annoying emails department. according to the "new york times," the trump campaign has sent more than 7,400 emails asking for money since he entered the race in november of '22. that's around 11 emails a day for two years. a lot of times, these

now i decided to go to the lou ganske region when the opportunity arose to observe the elections that once again to see everything 1st hand. because often would no one can accuse me of making things up for having incorrect information on the type of person who needs to see things 1st time in order to form solid arguments. when i return from try me a, for instance, i became the focus of the media for 3 days with them asking how could send it to do bravo, possibly go to crimea, as if i needed anyone's permission to travel wherever i choose. i could go on about this fall beyond the scope of this discussion, talking about the crime in referendum, try me a separation, the tearing away of costs of a cost of those annexation. i can't stand the ta amex ation of crimea. it was them to next ation cry, me a separated, based on the legitimate referendum and in accordance with ukraine's constitution cost of, of now that was an annexation by the true definition of the word. there was no referendum. yes, annexation is when territory is seized by military force, and that's exactly what happened. find

the berlin district ashuelot board has something special to offer here. coffee sense, like so, fif lou then can live out there caution. and she's not the only one who wants to learn something from francis pod slash utah. does it have to be 50? now? to be exact? the coffee kind of sarah runs a co roasting space where he's chairs, his roasting machines and know how with people new to the coffee business like so, fee from living. she's not just a coffee lover, but a researcher and an entrepreneur named mine, i phone and my research, i run a small coffee business as a whole. be really just to see what's out there. is there any demand? how does it taste and to bubble, to raise awareness about policy and climate change? it's become very popular for people to roast their own. b is but across the industry, many are concerned about how climate changes impacting coffee cultivation logging because i'm worried that there might be no cost me one day saying that's why i'm passionate about supporting every project that comes to us that will cost me that's produced sustainably, and transparently gets

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hugh grant's on jimmy kimm >> lou: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight, hugh grant. aldis hodge. and music from dawes. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for coming to the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. i appreciate it. we have a good show for you tonight. we have hugh grant, aldis hodge. we've got music from dawes tonight. but before we get to them and that we're going to do something different from what we usually do. tonight's monologue is for republicans. so if you have someone in your life who is either planning to vote for trump or thinking about it, i would like you to send this to a republican you love and respect with a request. ask them to watch this whole thing as a personal favor to you. and i promise i won't make you regret it because it's not going to be our usual roast of trump or some kind of liberal virtue signaling none of that. in fact i'm going to open with a joke about a democrat. president biden. remember him? the man who disappe

let's get more now with to lou olorunnipa, the white house bureau chief for the washington post, delivered to see you >> yeah, i want to start first. there's so many things was 17 days left, but i want to start first with this reporting that the trump campaign is in talks with former rival nikki haley to join him on the trail. we don't know yet if she'll agree to that. i am curious just based on your reporting you think that she could be an important surrogate, an effective surrogate for him she did appear with him or appear at the rnc this summer and made a big pitch for him what do you think her impact could be? >> well, this slice of voters, the people who voted for nikki haley in the primaries are being hardly fought over both by both campaigns, but it seems like publicly, kamala harris can kamala harris's campaign is doing more to court these voters to tell them that they have a place in her party to tell them they have a place in the kind of government that she would run. he's had liz cheney out on the trail for her donald trump on the other hand, has not been making this public acco

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. >> lou: from hollywood -- it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- vice presidential candidate governor tim walz and judd apatow. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very nice. i appreciate that. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for joining us in hollywood, where the stars are enshrined in cement. this is the place where the oscars are handed out, where the biggest names in show business are celebrated, names like elvis, madonna, sinatra, dave, buster, they're all out there. [ laughter ] for god's sake, guillermo is another name, biggest name of all. [ cheers and applause ] the biggest of the biggest stars come to hollywood, and yet rarely have i felt this filthy little town buzzing as it is tonight for an unassuming man from minnesota named tim. tim walz is here. [ cheers and applause ] if that wasn't enough, everyone in our audience is going home with a porkchop on a stick tonight. not only is governor walz here for an interview, he showed up two hours early t

now i decided to go to the lou ganske region when the opportunity arose to observe the elections that once again to see everything 1st hand. because often would no one can accuse me of making things up for having incorrect information on the type of person who needs to see things 1st time in order to form solid arguments. when i return from try me a, for instance, i became the focus of the media for 3 days with them asking how could send it to do bravo or possibly go to crimea, as if i needed anyone's permission to travel wherever i choose. i could go on about this fall beyond the scope of this discussion, talking about the crime in referendum, try me a separation, the tearing away of cost of a cost of those annexation. i can't stand the ta amex ation of crimea. it wasn't to next ation. try me a separated, based on the legitimate referendum and in accordance with ukraine's constitution. but the cost of, of now that was an annexation, by the true definition of the word. there was no referendum. yes, annexation is when territory is seized by military force. and that's exactly what happe

this is lou in new jersey, independent line. caller: good morning, how are you today? host: i'm fine, thank you. go ahead. caller: i plan to vote on election day, as i do every election. it does not matter what type of election it is. i believe everybody should be voting on election day, the reason being, what if something happens to change your mind between now and election day? what if -- whatever it may be -- happens that changes your mind who you vote for? i also believe, like florida, all states should have their voting done by midnight on election day. none of this wait and stop voting. four democratic counties stopped voting 2020. it should not happen. it should not happen. all votes should be counted on that day. but that is about it. thank you. host: ok. lou there in new jersey. rose in queens, new york, democrats line. caller: yes, good morning. i would be voting in new york city, and i will be voting for kamala. but i have a question to ask you. i saw you just showed that piece of kamala harris over the weekend. whycan't you show that tape with donald trump

now i decided to go to the lou ganske region when the opportunity arose to observe the elections that once again to see everything 1st hand. because often would no one can accuse me of making things up for having incorrect information on the type of person who needs to see things 1st hand in order to form solid arguments. when i return from try me a, for instance, i became the focus of the media for 3 days with them asking how could send it to do bravo or possibly go to crimea, as if i needed anyone's permission to travel wherever i choose. i could go on about this fall beyond the scope of this discussion, talking about the crime in referendum, try me a separation, the tearing away of cost of a and cost of those annexation. i can't stand the ta amex ation of crimea. it wasn't the next station crime me a separated, based on the legitimate referendum and in accordance with ukraine's constitution cost of us. now that was an annexation, by the true definition of the word. there was no referendum. yes, annexation is when territory is seized by military force, and that's exactly what happen

lou haigh, the transport secretary, has obviously had a metaphorical telling off.nathan reynolds went on to say, well, i speak for the government on business, and it'sjust all a bit messy, really. so they've got to the position in the end. dp world is coming to the summit. jonathan reynolds told us that they are going to spend £1 billion. amazing. so, you know, move on. well, but it's awkward for the government because they've told us again and again and again and again. 0h, after all the confusion of the tory years, we are going to be clear. we're going to be calm. we're not going to fight with each other. make each other look silly. and this has made them all look a bit silly. but faced with two outcomes, one where dp world did not go to this week's investment summit and did not give £1 billion, or versus the other one when it looked like they weren't going at all, henry. and there's two extra components to this story as well. just to add in. one is that the prime minister also did what johnny reynolds did this morning. in fact, he did it on newscast yesterday wh

i'll talk to you afterwards about lou gehrig because my brain just won't go there right now. thanks. stand again and again. right. i often think about what america we would have without the loss the early loss of lincoln, kennedy and martin luther king. could you speak to the momentum that was cut off after his death? you know something that, a lot of black activists after the assassination said is that we kill our prophets in america and we ought to do a study on the effects of assassin nation on american history. i'm not an expert, but when you think about the ideas that were lost, we think about the courage that was lost and and why, you know, we blame the you know, we can talk all day about conspiracy theories, but it's clear that and this is something harry belafonte preached the way to the end that we don't like radicals in this country. we're uncomfortable with radicals, even though we're a country born of revolution. we don't teach radicalism in our schools. we have managed to portray it as a bad thing. and look how many our radicals have been eliminated because of th

stuart: thanks, lou.s than three weeks till election day and going for lacrosse, wisconsin, and harris will be there today. what's on her agenda? >> stuart, good morning. reporter: the vice president trying to be seen all across the vice president of -- state of wisconsin and bret baier reaching more voters in the swing state and she'll be on the college campus this afternoon and laying out the differences in the view and going for president trump and she claims it's not going to engage in status quo if elected. >> i want to be very clear, my presidency will not be a continuation of joe biden's presidency. like every new president that comes into office, i will bring my life experiences, my professional experiences and fresh new ideas. >> you've been vice president for three and a half years so what are you turning the page from? >> well, first of all turning the page from the last decade in which we have been burdened with the kind of rhetoric coming from donald trump that has been designed and implement

and you up with a game or ms. lou brower slim, we the hey man now is the closer to the the hello and welcome to the cross stuff bullhorn. here we discussed some real in the, the, the 5 of the last 12 months, palestinians here in gaza have lived 3 circumstances that most people, most of us could not even imagine open for hand. one year since the gauze of will bro couch, the international red cross tells our team that the unclaimed health care system is in ruins. a 1000000 full pallets opinions remain displaced as rainy of java to remember the victims of last year's october 7th attacks. while m no westbank crowds, ronnie, in support of gaza. so it's been under a sold this whole time and that the relative says re bombardment of those calls at 11. and the idea says it will soon launch a naval.

but lou must days. you have put me in a situation where the belgians want to remove from power 9 months after we have the gained or independence. they have recruited and we'll go to the recruiter because of all they have reported the drum. but on the advice that you end to assist me and you don't want to assist me, i'm now asking the soviet union to assist me. and of course they say that the dang job of communism getting into the heart of africa must be illuminated. and we now know that the cold name use the for the moon by was satan. and he was referred to satan because she was seemed to have been trying to watch the soviet union at that time. late. uh, we also see the soviet union involved in the liberation movement. gibberish and movements which cannot be finalized or cannot be granted by other parts of the was particularly western europe. and it is said, i think it is somewhat a moist as my cell and robot got to be able to grab it. we've said that we who are losing of these, we swear by the collecti

mary lou brower swim. hey man. oh yes. the the thing is really deciding garza's been going on for a year. the west is largely in different, occasionally embarrassed by the excesses the rest of the world. the global south is outraged and disgusted. western legitimacy has collapse for a year on the world has changed the impulse near doing because it leads to the articles. and you might see other in easily scale to see the human beings collision, probably my custody of the united. so it's kind of shows live with my boyfriend fidget, his list of notes, as deacon was tempted to close to the bottle, which the portables seem use. the link to the store that the list of 2 to 20 you would need to a few minutes 0. it's a good key. another phone yet. so that's the the, the waging an apple, why the water is ready as like on the residential building and the syrian capital kills at least 7 people on the 11th. or when that this administration has financed a genocide in gaza for the last year. people are, are sick of the bullshit and here,

shares of where you get to die even that you've been very poor and you have a game or the mirrors. lou brower slim the hey man, now. 5 the closer to the closer to the, the the the if you think about russia, what does your mind picture the landscapes open up the full your lines, the lot one does you imagine the, the discounts dodge the journey? the, the you ready to come along? the hello and welcome to across the boards. were all things are considered on peter a little bout 10, all warren balding, the united states, be averted in the middle east. also why has the national security we unified around candidate come over harris to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess, george, send me while we in budapest, he's a podcast or the guy go which can be bound on youtube and locals. and here in moscow, we prostitute dmitri bob, but he is the deputy for an editor, a comfortable sky, a problem, the daily, or a gentleman crossed up rules in effect, that means again, joe, anytime you want, and i always appreciated. right, let's start out with george and buddhist as um, obviously the.

mary lou brower slim. we hey man. oh the closer to the closer to the the the on the serious sides and as really strike on a residential block in damascus has killed at least 7 civilians and wounded at 11 others. also had been in hospitals and met little children, very serious shrapnel ways, including a boy of a treadmill and his brain. and another boy was shutting on his spinal cord. i go 100 children are among the casualties off as well. just felt on love and then in the past 10 days, i've has put on the idea of stuff up there. it's james of science still to come. i ask you what is morally, are legally white and, and the government's complacency will cons by that in full on sales. the israel including $35.00 points to jack not just.

the whole world is astounded at the blows lou inflict on our enemies some i believe and i salute you and tell you you are the generation of victory. go and it's a whole has blood has responded with increased rocket attacks across northern israel . on sundays, several people were injured when 2 missiles evaded air defenses and struck the port city of haifa. and was the 1st time has blo, rockets have damaged israel's 3rd largest city. netanyahu has said the main objective of the campaign and lebanon us to make it northern israel safe again. so far, the zone of destruction has only widened with these the strikes by his randy forces on the route. i also dw is corresponding and they root mohammed traits a was a, the offensive in lebanon is now expanding. so these really bombardment of the whole it has become a daily routine. now it starts every day with is what you need drones overhead all day long and with time it then strikes on the solid and suburbs of they would as the more thrice continues, it hits the towns in the south end up in the end of a cottage and of course, and at nights the

so how the resources which has been declared illegal to do just 2 days ago last october, the 4th by lou european court of justice. and it is now no, all the must of down the we are facing a new colonial era in north africa while around some of this needs that was good to have your company who are on season. so check out all to cover some really great. so is that will be back on the top of the, the the, the sultan tells me you floated up to 15000 people in bed incoming your mess. the rest of 6 days. the sultan says victims have desktops. the heads will cut off placed on sticks like soldiers on parade. the details of new york city homes of each victim. so you could keep a tale of how many they had killed on payson court. the and at the end of that moving appealed web are our true istic sentiment, the statute, luminous and terrifying, like a flash of light menu, necessarily sky exterminated, for the brutes fuel my cic. connie is typical of europeans in africa at the time in 2000 just 9 months to purchase machines and $10000.00 and a single day on demand, the and then with the germans. what

2000000 shares of we do that today, even that you've been in the line you up with a game story mary lou brower slim, we hey man now. 5 the closer to the closer to the the hello and welcome to across the board. here we discussed some real in the which i thought there were some openings to students. the sluggard are sounds good right now. let's move on to look you agree. mr. later post is only on the at the is that i, it's a get a minute come other students need which is and you saw on the screen of course to ensure material which isn't the time when i didn't like the lock the door is elizabeth again is miss oregon which will screw well in the middle of something that we did present in the beginning of the results between you and nick, to bundle. would you do me a solution for sure, and i'm comfortable that much which which insidiously similarly process the last 12 months, palestinians here in gaza have lived 3 circumstances that most people, most of us could not even imagine or comprehend a spokesperson for the international red cross. channels are t jones, as health care system is in ru

but lou must a's. you have put me in a situation where the belgians want to remove me from power 9 months of the re a be gained or independence. they have reported them over to the recruitment because of all the put the drum, but on the vosta you and to assist me and you don't want to assist me. i'm now asking the soviet union to assist me. and of course, they say that the danger of communism getting into the heart of africa must be eliminated. and we now know that the code name use the for the wound was saved. and he was referred to satan because you were seem to have been applying to what the soviet union at the top left. uh, we also see the soviet union involved in the liberation movement. gibberish and movement, which cannot be fine arms or cannot be granted by other parts of the was particularly western europe and it is said, i think it is somewhat a moist, that's my cell and robot goverlan will god. but we said that we who are losing that is we swear by the collection of cove, big k, 40 k, what d

mary lou brower swim the hey man. oh the closer to the yes. the the the doing on august the 6 ukrainian troops across the border and launched a full scale and caution that the rest as coast could reach and um we could, we could sell. we put a note on the focusing there offensive on. so jeff patel near the border, the soldier the scrub, was to several settlements. was seized with this uh, setting as well sir. so special models, the commercial subsidy ellipse video, we have to deal with russian troops moved out to the battles in counterterrorism. operation regime was included in the course for the odds confront they'll go to regents from a farm to legally rewarded for prior like invoice reflects, promote them as the level of support and you, you said your little very close to listed in the state in the that is really strikes reportedly kill the head of his bullet intelligence, as the idea hits the lebanese capital. overnight, civilian casualties are bolts of mounting following earlier rates on the country side. this blog will make us more determ

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