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>> louis: yeah! the people out there who may not -- may not realize that i am not the most talented person on the show. those people over there are the most talented people on the show. phmingis: i befer. weekend, is it winter jazzed fest? who all is performing at winter jazzfest? >> myself, louis boucher. >> stephen: where are you going to be, louis. >> louis: i'll be at the brooklyn bowl. >> and i'll be at the zinc bar. >> stephen: and you will be playing with her? that's fantastic. tonight, so much show, we have dania gurira tonight from "wakanda forever." and from the new movie "the inspection" jeremy pope is going to be here tonight. first, my friends, you know, if you watch the show, you know i spend most of my time, right over there, carefully selecting the day's finest news bloodlines, looking for a flat croup, high withers, and metallic sheen to the coat, then pairing them to produce the golden akhalteke purebred stallion that is my monologue. but sometimes, just sometimes, folks, i break in

give it up for louis cato. yeah. yeah. very nice. very nice. night. >> stephen: tonight we've got some fantastic guests coming up here in just a moment. we've got the one, the only sentator elizabeth warren is going to be out here in just a moment. she's got a head of steam. that woman's got a head of steam. and i can't wait for her to blow it. now, we also have coming up former secretary of energy ernest moniz. like, why are you having ernest moniz on? [cheers] oh, there are some moniz heads here. now, is that, you know how they're all talking, "oh, putin might use tactical nuclear weapons, but don't worry. it's just tactical." i'm gonna have him on and say, "what does that mean?" 'cause he's the anti-nukes guy. he runs a couple of anti-nuke organizations. like, what does that mean, tactical nuke? is that bad? i'm gonna guess the answer is "you betcha." folks, the midterms are next tuesday, as i told you in the monologue. i hope i didn't have to tell you they were next tuesday. go vote. and here's the thing. [applause] here's the thing. and in

louis yeah. bbc drama casualty. louis yeah.ould have a right to have tnts— a should have a right to have we tone.— a should have a right to have we done r— a should have a right to have this done. i don't— a should have a right to have this done. i don't think that doctors— this done. i don't think that doctors should— this done. i don't think that doctors should be allowed to do tnts. — doctors should be allowed to do tnts. roan.— doctors should be allowed to do this. yeah, it's— doctors should be allowed to do this. yeah, it's a— doctors should be allowed to do this. yeah, it's a good- doctors should be allowed to do this. yeah, it's a good point because there are certain conditions where people think, for example, they feel like they should arm lopped off should have their arm lopped off and don't because, of and we don't do it because, of course, completely course, it's completely unethical. agree. and unethical. so yeah, i agree. and this mean, this clip is bizarre. i mean, the are doing themselves the bbc are not doing th

louis yeah. bbc drama casualty. louis yeah.t to have me— a should have a right to have we done.— a should have a right to have we done. r— a should have a right to have this done. i don't— a should have a right to have this done. i don't think that doorore— this done. i don't think that doctors should— this done. i don't think that doctors should be allowed to do me. — doctors should be allowed to do me. reon.— doctors should be allowed to do this. yeah, it's— doctors should be allowed to do this. yeah, it's a— doctors should be allowed to do this. yeah, it's a good- doctors should be allowed to do this. yeah, it's a good point because there are certain conditions where people think, for example, they feel like they should arm lopped off should have their arm lopped off and don't because, of and we don't do it because, of course, completely course, it's completely unethical. agree. and unethical. so yeah, i agree. and this mean, this clip is bizarre. i mean, the are doing themselves the bbc are not doing themselves any done any

louis. alexander. yeahwe said that we served as captain of infantry in expeditionary french forces and after the revolution the french revolution, he became the most ably as napoleon's chief of staff and he was the only one who was able to read napoleon's deplorable notes. and translated them into, but at least a magnificent companion order, all this and that. so did again, multicultural all by any chance mentioned these in his memoirs. captain bertie arie. good time. thank you. so about the first question, the side. so you said that you indeed spoke english, which is one of the reasons he became quite influential in this alliance, because he speak to the americans. most of his rank could not. of course, the french were starting to learn english when they arrived. so at the end of their campaign, a lot of the officers did speak somewhat english, but arrived fluent because he, according to himself, he describes this that when he saw the first book of first saw david hume's books, he wanted to read them in th

>> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: julia louis-dreyfus is here. [ cheers and applause ] the movie "you peoples friday on netflix. we'll be right back. narrator: the man with the troublesome hemorrhoid enters the room. phil: excuse me? hillary: that wasn't me. narrator: said hillary, who's only taken 347 steps today. hillary: i cycled here. narrator: speaking of cycles, mary's period is due to start in three days. mary: how do they know so much about us? narrator: your all sharing health data without realizing it. that's how i know about kevin's rash. who's next? wait... what's that in your hand? no, no, stop! oh you're no fun. [lock clicks shut] alright, you guys want to do a little swap? i mean yeah, i could be into it.. just like a one time, casual thing with tyler? i was talking about just switching up teams... for fun. i don't like this game... you didn't choose your hairline. hot flashes, the flu, or that thing when your knee just gives out for no reason. you didn't choose your bad back or this. or... that. you didn't choose depression, melanoma, or lactose intolerance. but with kaiser p

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yeah, exactly. but louis, is there— yeah, exactly. but louis, is there net— yeah, exactly. to expose the ongoing post ehee— much to expose the ongoing post ethee tt— much to expose the ongoing post office it scandal— much to expose the ongoing post office it scandal .— much to expose the ongoing post office it scandal. he's going to be office it scandal. he's going to he tehtng— office it scandal. he's going to he tehtng me— office it scandal. he's going to be joining me in— office it scandal. he's going to be joining me in the studio to theme— be joining me in the studio to discuss—more. discuss that and some more tntereettng— discuss that and some more interesting revelations. see you interesting revelations. see you tnlmement— interesting revelations. see you tnlmement .— from 9 to 11 on gb news news. weteeme— from 9 to 11 on gb news news. welcome back— from 9 to 11 on gb news news. welcome back to— from 9 to 11 on gb news news. welcome back to free speech netten— welcome back to free speech netten . — welcome back to free speech nation . once— welcome back to free speech

louis, last five years. yeah. louis, anything this? anything on this lot on this?me up with it. i give it to the vtrtt. — came up with it. i give it to the world. wow. you're very briefly in defence of this. it's not there's amazing not a non story. there's amazing things gut things like you swap out the gut biome person and a fat biome of a thin person and a fat person gets thinner. they got person gets thinner. if they got their bacteria, they did things with them with mice where they gave them parkinson's disease, did a faecal transplant, and of faecal transplant, and some of the went away. is the symptoms went away. this is impressive stuff . it's just impressive stuff. it's just funny it's a tablet funny because it's a poo tablet . yeah, basically. say , . yeah, basically. and so say, you know, but you read this huge article . did the survive? article. did the guy survive? yes, they put some someone else's poo his bum and then else's poo up his bum and then that made him better. within three days, he walking three days, he was walking around so, yes, it is aro

to great thing is now you'll get to know it being as know how it is being as unprepared as louis shaffer. yeahit g z?" " : anyway, before we in the world. anyway, before we dig —let'si dig into the newspaper, let's have— dig into the newspaper, let's. have—pages . have a look at the front pages. we— have a look at the front pages. the daily— have a look at the front pages. the daily mail— have a look at the front pages. the daily mail leads with first ease— the daily mail leads with first ease-here— the daily mail leads with first hose here already . the hose ban is here already. the telegraph— hose ban is here already. the rerepraprr pae— hose ban is here already. the telegraph has carney blames prearr— telegraph has carney blames erexra rar— telegraph has carney blames brexit for inflation. the guardian— brexit for inflation. the guardian says tory timebomb is permane— guardian says tory timebomb is millions. face— guardian says tory timebomb is millions. face surge in mortgage raeea— millions. face surge in mortgage raeea rhe— millions. face surge in mortgage rates. the mirror— millions. fa

to great thing is now you'll get to know it being as know how it is being as unprepared as louis shaffer. yeahit g z?" " : anyway, before we in the world. anyway, before we dig —let'si dig into the newspaper, let's have— dig into the newspaper, let's. have—pages . have a look at the front pages. we— have a look at the front pages. the daily— have a look at the front pages. the daily mail— have a look at the front pages. the daily mail leads with first ease— the daily mail leads with first ease-here— the daily mail leads with first hose here already . the hose ban is here already. the telegraph— hose ban is here already. the rerepraprr pae— hose ban is here already. the telegraph has carney blames prearr— telegraph has carney blames erexra rar— telegraph has carney blames brexit for inflation. the guardian— brexit for inflation. the guardian says tory timebomb is permane— guardian says tory timebomb is millions. face— guardian says tory timebomb is millions. face surge in mortgage raeea— millions. face surge in mortgage raeea rhe— millions. face surge in mortgage rates. the mirror— millions. fa

louis, last five years. yeah. louis, anything this? anything on this lot on this?th it. i give it to the vtrtt. — came up with it. i give it to the world. wow. you're very briefly in defence of this. it's not there's amazing not a non story. there's amazing things gut things like you swap out the gut biome person and a fat biome of a thin person and a fat person gets thinner. they got person gets thinner. if they got their bacteria, they did things with them with mice where they gave them parkinson's disease, did a faecal transplant, and of faecal transplant, and some of the went away. is the symptoms went away. this is impressive stuff . it's just impressive stuff. it's just funny it's a tablet funny because it's a poo tablet . yeah, basically. say , . yeah, basically. and so say, you know, but you read this huge article . did the survive? article. did the guy survive? yes, they put some someone else's poo his bum and then else's poo up his bum and then that made him better. within three days, he walking three days, he was walking around so, yes, it is around and

yeah, we think portal active so know the st. louis of the by way. i mean he can the final goal of the steamer of allusions is to ensure that there are no independent players in the world anymore. the, the welcome back to all the parties with as b. s on that every towards major in general of the indian army general before the break. we were discussing sort of the local context for, for this war. but it takes place um, in the context of the norm as changes that are happening in the world within the international system of both in economic domain as well as into a political domain with the, you know, power and influence objectively shifting away from the west and more towards the east. do you see any connection between these global process, the exacerbating conflict in europe, but they're so good because uh the, the us st. louis the word a lot of 1.012.0. china gave somebody to want to just now what would be the warranty? this number one, the getting the fuel pressure on china has these tremendous. so therefore, actually steiner blue shield comes on. t

were catholic also hostility in st louis towards the irish was not nearly as bad as it was in a lot of the the eastern cities, baltimore, new york, philadelphia. yeah, places like that where there was even more hostility and a nice thing about st louis was it was generally a french town and the french hated the english too, so they could share that. so a lot of these people came, they were very successful. these are the names like milan fee and o'fallon. old names, some of them in fact, actually own slaves because there was nothing really. to stop them. the church took no real moral stance on the subject of slavery, and they were just trying to fit in. and it was st louis and people owned, owned slaves. so there's the dark side and the happy side of this whole history, which i try to capture in the book. so they integrated pretty well. they were they were benevolent societies of the irish who helped other irish as they came. but then in the 1840s, something totally different happened that totally changed the nature of the people. this is the people digging for potatoes. in the 1840s, the famine changed everything. people were dispossess east from f

yeah. nonsense, i'm. i made the 19th. he passed away on st. louis. i said he wouldn't peacefully in his sleep. i know it must have been a relief for him to finally go. but it's still hot. you mind. i got to visit with him 4 times dried how designed his eyes were always shining until he couldn't type in the many more. then he was just sleeping speak to us mixed only later did i realize how much these meetings had changed me. the interplay of life and death accompanies us every day. we don't want to acknowledge you, find somebody, unless dest directly affects us. so someone in our family media, you bought this, this was still ringing my ears. he was never afraid of death thought he was only afraid of lines for them. leave him. why not be there you go. thanks. have a good flight for 14. okay. and then please check in with ms. britsky in room 13 to see if he's ready. okay . how do i know i'm bringing you? not sure. this looks delicious, missus. shiva kinda, oh oh my god god, it always sounds delicious. this is fantastic. right. wow. just great. i had hoped for this. i think you requested a star, i

yeah, i've just got a lot of love. major league baseball returns to london this weekend as the st louis cardinals and chicago cubs renewh has been transformed from a football pitch to a baseball field for the games. it is the second time the sport has been played here, after the first event in 2019, and it comes at a perfect time following great britain's performance at the world baseball classic earlier this year. it's a it�*s a i— it's a i— to punch for major—league baseball in terms of bringing in the eyeballs of british people, casual fans, generalsports fans. eyeballs of british people, casual fans, general sports fans. you're just coming out of the back of the premier league season, the champions league finaljust out of the way, the cricket season hasn't really wind—up, so it is good timing. people will be alighting on something new. people will be alighting on something new. everton have announced majority shareholder farhad moshiri willjoin the club's board as a non—executive director and chairman bill kenwright remains in his role. the everton board have come under much scrutiny from supporters in recent years

nbc's richard louis with the answers at the big board, richard. >> yeah, alicia, once you learn the details it's pretty clear why vladimir putin does not want to lose them. let's take a look at this overall. there are three major military forces that putin's disposal. first off the largest group and that's the regular russian army, 850,000. many of them national minorities coming from poor areas in the region's russia has annexed recently. the second force, chechen soldiers, believed to be in the thousands. russian state media saying that some 12,000 deployed to ukraine at one point. and finally the subject at hand the wagner group. it's the only private force at its high it was estimated to be up to 50,000. the u.s. national security council spokesperson said that four out of five of them are russian convex. that's today. here's how this group started. in 2014 wagner made its name with the annexation of crimea from ukraine and the founder, prigozhin, denied his association with that very group for years, even filing lawsuits against groups that made such claims. then late last year he had

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why louis, is the mail it is. yeah, fair point. fair- point. 70 and you'll be happy. don't worry onono— you'll be happy. don't worry onono ii. — you'll be happy. don't worry about it. and that's what i shall tell him when i get home. but he does think he'll appreciate it. insecurities do come in and he cares a lot more than i do, whereas i. i take this sort of attitude. it doesn't matter. yeah. yeah, it oooon-i— doesn't matter. yeah. yeah, it doesn't matter.— doesn't matter. yeah. yeah, it doesn't matter. well- : . yeah. yeah, it doesn't matter. well everyone : . yeah. yeah, it doesnyou,itter. well everyone : . yeah. yeah, it doesnyou, nigel. tell everyone : . yeah. yeah, it doesnyou, nigel. you'retryone loves you, nigel. you're ionniiio— loves you, nigel. you're terrific bloke.- loves you, nigel. you're terrific bloke. it's not mentioned here, but i do think as you know, grandkids as as well, you know, grandkids as well. having grandkids, not obviously them, obviously not everyone has them, but so much time my but i spent so much time with my g

and then this building was built to house her 18 louis vuitton trunks and 300 pairs of shoes, 300 pairs of shoes. yeahll right. and what's in there now? today we in the eugene o'neill foundation host, artist and residence. and so that's often their creative workspace when they come up here to take in the beautiful location and get that same inspiration that eugene o'neill got up here. all right, hillary, well said. thank you so much. by the way, we have a bit of a twofer for you, so follow me along. we're going to leave the gates and come out and say hi to you, eric hayes, who's the artistic director for the foundation here. eric how are you? i'm good, thank you. all right. there is a barn over there and there's a little bit of noise coming out of that barn. tell us what that barn's all about and what you do here. yeah, that's eugene o'neill's barn. and every fall, we produce eugene o'neill's plays in this barn. it's actually a theater. and currently the noise is a group of high schoolers who are here for a summer camp where they're studying acting and playwriting. and going to have a performance this

yeah, i know who he is. rachel: what's rbi? will: runs batted in. pete: and in the baseball world tour, the chicago cubs beat the st. louis card cardinals 9-1 in london playing at the home stadium of west ham united. they got a good soccer club, will? will: mid tier, yeah. pete: do you think baseball's going to the catch on over there in the u.k.? will: nah, cricket's in the way. pete: they're going to try. [laughter] we don't have to talk about rbis -- rachel: now we have something so much more interesting. harry and meghan, by the way, they were kick off of their -- they've been, you know, they lost their spotify deal. pete: yeah, a big one. rachel: that's right. and now they are in trouble because, you know, what are they going to do now? so i guess details about all the failure of their companies are starting to come out. and apparently, they wanted to have taylor swift on, and taylor swift turned them down. i want to give you this quote from the "wall street journal" about what people who work with them said about them. they said the archwell company lacks direction and that its founders at times seem surprised by th

we use there are no official numbers, but yeah, who is not the only mpg who returned to the front, the last few months change to him. he says this of louis to for you realize that little more anger surface to me. and this was the desire for revenge, but they will step and it is important to return to the office. and my personal opinion is that after you recover, you need to come back to show them that you can do more. so you will survive at all that you will succeed. this is what they've said. read them off to we left. yeah. who except as an invitation to know ways to finish the treatment. he's planning to return soon to take on the russians with the brand new prosthesis to as a front line shift and ukraine quiet descends on what only days before was about to feed what is left behind. as often land littered with mines, unexploded bombs and the bodies of military casualties. though there are no reliable fig goes or did estimated that many tens of thousands of soldiers, both ukrainian and russian, have already lost their lives and showed him that the dead. i'm not forgotten, is the job of me. hi, no. and who special unit? the got out searc

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louis started today. gabe kaplan company hoping to get the road trip started on the right foot. >> yeah, they did.he 6th chimes up a run but goldsmith all goldschmidt. got all of that one. take logan webb deep to left to run home run. that gives the cardinals the lead top of the 7th. now 2 for mitch haniger. haniger gets that one through the right field line. wilmer flores comes on in to score in the giant tie at 3, top of the 8th. one on for brandon crawford and on the grass. he had a clutch hit last weekend. another clutch hit tonight. the go ahead, run scores. giants regained the lead. bottom of the 9th camillo devolved into close it out. the cardinals threatening to have a runner in scoring position. right back gold. smith hits a right back to and guess what? that is the ball game. giants win. 43 now despite giving up 2 home runs, local webster's praised the pictures just in praise, patrick bailey and the call. he the pitches. he was called >> you know, should up with a list. i think time that appointed comes county can beat parking or >> it's awesome. >> the a's back at it. >> hosting the lea

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yeah. that's the name of jon's album. the only person who had a stranger reaction that i did was jon. >> louis: actually jon. >> stephen: whatit to see him tomorrow night. is that everything? are we out? should i go to commercial? should i go? how long have i been talking? how long have i been talking? how much of the act has just been on this end lenny kravitz's leather pants? almost 4 minutes. this whole act was supposed to be how long? like five? we'll be right back with shaquille o'neal. what's with the double mcnuggets? oh this one's my backup, in case something happens to the first one. [crunch] mmm. see. get one favorite like 10 piece chicken mcnuggets and get another for just a buck, right now at mcdonald's. are you a new at&t customer looking to upgrade your phone? you're trapped! locked into your contract for three years... and your phone is locked into their network too. no two-year upgrade for you, jonathan. but t-mobile has a way out. introducing the easy unlock. bring your at&t locked phone and t-mobile will pay it off and give you one of the latest 5g smart phones free! plus, next time you're upgrade ready, in

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like tesla, rivian, louis sent, going into the future but -- charles: i don't think ford, even with nine billion taxpayer dollars i don't see them giving tesla real competition. >> yeah i was going to say. i think that allows them to diversify their suite of products, when people look for evs, so far, the tesla is the root case for this they want the pure play electric vehicle. the company that generates revenue, technology, its batteries from electric vehicle development. they're the most efficient. charles: so far one real source of competition is chinese versions of it. why i want to bring up your new etf. you have the pure electric vehicle etf. evxx is the symbol. congratulations you guys have been on fire. i checked it out. looks like you're holding some chinese names as well. >> we're holding the adrs in this etf you have tesla, rivian, nio, essentially the top three leaders in china, 50% of all vehicles sold in china were evs. those are companies selling them n the u.s. it is tesla and vivian. we want to get to the pure ev vehicles. ones that are highly capitalized, liquid enough to trade and not worry about them. charles: the bottom line, i'm not sure i'm a s