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now david mack wilson, actually created by harper steele long before -- >> seth: yes. >> okay. >> --an, the cuban boy" musical. >> seth: yes. >> and then we took that and we -- and emily spivey and i made him this child star who was just, like -- well, what was his deal? he was just a really -- >> seth: he hosted a talk show. >> he was so precocious. >> he was a really -- he was a really annoying child star. it was like, "hey, you see me in that mac and cheese commercial? dream project." [ laughter ] that kind of -- but -- thank you. because nothing happened -- but -- [ laughter ] >> but then -- we played it with liam neeson and david mack wilson was hosting his own talk show and he was being really smarmy and it -- it just totally died. maybe that could be the next second chance players? >> seth: i would love it. i will say, here's what i remember about it, david mack wilson was such a tiny little dick head -- [ laughter ] -- he kept calling liam neeson the "neece." >> oh yeah, he was like, "neece!" >> "neece!" >> "hey, neece!" >> seth: and every time i see liam neeson, i'm like "ne

stealing the punchline from emmanuel mack brown. then you had them accusing the national rally of giving up on the cost of living. while they are offering to build prices on essential products and increase the minimum wage to 1600 euros. that measure would be a machine to door -- to destroy jobs. the prime minister tried to defend mack brown's legacy and one of the biggest classes of the night was about the pension reform. emmanuel mack brown spent months facing protests in the street to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64, -- whether the far left wants to go back to 60 years old for retirement by 2027. a pretty intense debate. we're going to have a second debate on thursday night before the first round on sunday. >> pulls as of yesterday should not cross party in third place behind leftist grouping and behind the national rally. is this debate likely to move the dial in any way? >> i actually wonder if this could potentially boost the far left because all expectations did pretty well in the debate here. defending his program, me

yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: little baby, mack. little baby, mack.advanced. he can already read. >> jimmy: he can already read, yeah. >> my favorite part in the book is the noodle part. i don't know if you've seen this book. so, jimmy has like a -- like waffle. "mama", if you were narrating the book, how would you say it? >> jimmy: just like that. [ laughter ] yeah, i would. i would do it just like -- yeah. it's not really a book, it's more like a text message with pictures in it. >> it's awesome. >> jimmy: but i do love it, 'cause the kids can laugh and make jokes. >> it's hilarious. >> jimmy: and you get to read with him. yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i want to know about tom brady, because i know he's coming over with you guys. >> yeah. >> jimmy: he's gonna be commentating. how is he going to do? he's -- have you -- have you talked to him? have you guys -- do you have a a chemistry? >> we've actually talked to him in person. >> jimmy: what's he like? >> wow. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my god. >> so dreamy. and i can say that because we're friends

when i got to morgan stanley, john mack was ceo at the time. he said, you are in charge of liquidity. figure out liquidity. and, of course, days before what very much was running out of liquidity, there was no way to get liquidity. in fact, one day we were trying to figure out what to do, i was on the trading floor and i thought, can we maybe sell the chairs? i thought it might be a solution. it supposed to be funny, but it was really scary at the time. it was hard. but we did this whole series of different teams and it worked. nufg came in, they were an incredible partner, it became a fed regulated bank. there were very scary times at a lot of important lessons. david: you got that deal done. then presumably some headhunter called you and said, you should be the cfo of google. how did you tell it john mack or james gorman you would leave to be this cfo of a tech company? was that easy to do? ruth: so, 2015, morgan stanley was in a really good spot. i was with bill campbell, an iconic leader in silicon valley. he has been written about as the b

the war in syria, when many refugees was stuck, a board is across europe. fen shawn's the angular mack, who sent the message, the refugees a welcome in germany, governments deputy just for, for every person who is politically prosecuted, all who has the fleece of in bold has the right to fed treatment and invited them process. we have a huge challenge that we can only overcome if we have the common will. but also if we break you round to get them used to call her grandmother. and because she was the one and on the person that we would hear from it every day that she's the one person who's had a thing, if you jeez, now who's with coming to refugees who is accepting refugees since 2015 germany is. have more than 2500000 asylum applications. to this day, it remains the pop destination for refugees in the european union. when site 1st came, he was not welcome. so he needed a lawyer. hi, how are you? good. how is it that i'm doing great? how are you? what's the next 5? it's just going to be asking, basically who came 2015 together with the syrian refugees were kind of 3rd or 4th class side

you're going to present able to me is zalinski, has held talks with fridge. president emmanuel mack crone after meeting at the let's say, a palace in paris according promised frances long term support for ukraine's war against russia. you also have denounced what he called the pacifist camp. and the spirit of defeat. earlier france agreed to supply raj fighter jets and to train ukrainian pilots as part of a new military aid package to francis promising to send the mirage fighter jets to ukraine by the end of the year. i. s military analyst, frank language, if that's too late, defend off rushes defense. yes, so not going to be, well, we're not going to be seeing them in useful quantities and they'll probably get abroad. 25 from friends eventually. well into next year. even van, i would question whether the integration of the system, the there are 2000 system. there's a 19 nineties designed this particular fair and i got a question whether that would be complete even that we met. we're looking out to you, but it will provide a capability when it provide tape extra capability, probably not.

what is his bet to your i mean, what's the best case scenario for emmanuel mack? wrong hospitality. really. um i think is id is to say we have a minority government. we come govern really. so i need a clear answer whether you're behind me or not. and it's trying to bring with somebody can forces, has a cause and behind it, but it might completely turn out as a federal and having to have somebody will not, you're not in power is but is probably maybe if that's happens to discredit, though that's only when i sit down and tell the people while you see when you vote for them, you end up in tells me. chaos of a lot of people are wondering if there's going to be chaos in paris. you've got the olympics next month and now you've got the snap elections. i mean, it looks like you, you could have the ingredients for a perfect storm, a hot summer and ugly summer in france. yeah, absolutely. i think you're right and it's probably off of his bets really to, to show, look, if you don't react, if you don't support me, this is what you're going to get. and we have, as you just said, the olympic game

and some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world . bridge president emmanuel mack krohn and the us president biden say that they will work to reduce tensions in the middle east meeting in paris. they also reaffirm their support for ukraine by more in russia with non stuff that ukraine and could threaten all of your b, a tens of thousands of rallied against far white extremism across germany. before sundays, european union parliamentary elections, a broad alliance of civil birds joined the protest right here in berlin. for suggest the far right alternative for germany party could win up to 15 percent of the vote. the party has called for mass expulsions, of foreigners within 40 people had been killed by the parent military rapids support forces in sudan, that's according to pro democracy organizations. is comes just a day after another attack, reportedly also by the r s f, which killed more than a 100 people. you want your dw news. i'll be back at the top of the hour with more world news. i hope to see you then the good. sometimes it's hard to find what you're looki

c o t is insisting that he still has his job bridge. president mack wrong says that he called snap elections for the country to hold the rise of 4 right political parties. at least 49 people have died after a fire tour through a multi story building into weights. the blazed up dozens of others injured in the southern district of mine, gulf any ford workers live in that area. the nationalities and the people who died remained unclear. like here in europe, germany is military needs more soldiers on wednesday, defense minister boris. the story is at wind a new plan to increase the number of recruits in the armed forces and it's not only germany. more european countries are taking steps to strengthen their armed forces following russia's full scale invasion of ukraine. germany ended compulsory conscription 13 years ago and ever since it has struggled to recruit soldiers is the german defense minister has a simple go to page, the number of soldiers interested. so, according to all international military ex, but it must be assumed that russia will be capable. i won't distress capable to attack a n

she cited on going to mack on 2015. you said, yes, we can, we can take on this challenge of almost a 1000000 migrant surviving at least vital in a if the code of this said no, we cannot and direct the calls for hundreds of thousands of people she says illegally and need to leave the country so on surprisingly, this is what the policy is zooming in on a head of a leadership vote which is expected to be uncontested. here again, it will come back to you in a moment, but let's go outside the conference our alex squarespace standing by 1st. alex, we've a scene already that there have been that let's say some classes between police and protesters, there are and there's an expectation that it could be out to a 100000 people and who will be there protesting. tell us what's the latest and from there and as the protested and started identity somewhere between 5 am and 6 am right behind me. i'm standing on one of the main roads leading to the venue and we can see actually the strategy of protest still going on. they are blocking t

history that all americans should honor and not besmirch with complaints, because is doctor waters mackur health. politics professor and author of lies my liberal teacher told me wilford c riley. professor, at first juneteenth, white people were like what is this, they did not get it, was it a black holiday? and then now that it's a federal holiday, some black americans are now all upset about it. what is going on? >> what's going on is that great american activity, complaining back griping. i actually am in my casual mode today because i went to a juneteenth event, we did get the day off. i agree with you, juneteenth is actually one of those days that americans should celebrate. i mean it's a union victory in the civil war, slavery is only part of that. to some extent it's a second fourth of july, our integrated army against genuinely brave southern resistance, won the civil war, freed the slaves, nothing wrong with that and nothing wrong with a barbecue. i would say you can listen to the gripes on tiktok but there is a reason for the holiday. >> jesse: do you think it's a little unsee

no relation. [♪♪] >> jesse: time for waters mack cooler. hot dog eating champ was banned from this year's nathan sauder david and contest after he signed a deal with a vegan wiener brand. is that fare? >> you sign a deal was someone, we have that here at fox. we can't just go on cnn. coral, he's freelance so he did not sign anything, he's just a guest. >> jesse: so carl can go on cnn. >> if he wanted to. but if i were joey chestnut, i would be petty. i would compete along anyway. i bring my own hotdogs and i would sit there at coney island and fill myself -- film myself doing it and beat everyone anyway. >> jesse: ute the impossible dogs. that might give them a tactical advantage. >> go in the crowd into it anyway. win from afar. don't get mad, get petty. >> jesse: wise words. next up, a mom says she charges other parents who bring their kids over for a play date. are you ready? this mom charges three dollars for a bag of goldfish, two dollars for yogurt, one dollar for three squirts of soap. one dollar. four dollars for two juice boxes, fo

. >> greg: thanks mack mack what you -- >> under any circumstances it would be very strange and i thinkshould be classified and more things we should be allowed to see more things. but with this in particular i'm also confused because considering the things of him that we do see... [laughter] >> greg: what could possibly like my. >> what could possibly be happening in easteps because when we do seems big and not, like, there's a man i'm confident and you know what i mean? so what is happening on these tapes. >> wouldn't it be great if it is just >> greg: brian don't you wish you can -- they can edit talking frankly wouldn't look so idiotic? [laughter] >> greg: don't turn on me! >> i'm doing it for you. >> i'm this thing called likable. so you wouldn't know what that's like. [laughter] >> greg: i think i was voted more trustworthy than you were. >> by who? >> greg: by the hollywood reporter. >> i don't think so. [laughter] so listening -- if you are can -- watching a hearing i want to call an afternoon are yet to be of it. actually read the transcript and he sounds insane in the transcri

i don't want any young european amsterdam, euro mack in 19 minutes on dw, the, the coming 0 strange excels 3 tons. people have a stories, not kind items are just feed us conflict doors. just trying some new songs, i just should know possession of the, the numbers you so much for 3 generations. one johnny dots, july 7th on dw, the, [000:00:00;00] the you're watching data over your news live from building joe biden vows to take campaigning off to his psyche defined performance at a riley in north carolina by didn't insisted he was still the best man to bait donald trump the us presidents of power and confusion on thursday has a prompt and calls for him to stand down. also on the show, french parties make a lost. each post provides a head of sunday's high stakes nap elections, presidency manual, my crohn wants to keep the fire rise out of power. the poles keeping a be waiting for the national rally.

you're reaction be a fox news conservator jonathan mack let's get your take on the case as an outsider following it closely as you've got i felt the evidence was overwhelming incontrovertible that i thought -- actually -- i was actually pretty impressed with the prosecution in this case indicates that eventually did put on but only because they were forced to. >> the prosecution -- did an admirable job. they were right on the very -- in a very tight case. was most impressive is that a below the defense council put up a series of differences that collapse within two days. particular this methodically destroyed all of these cla claims. and in the normal case that jury would've been out for an hour and come back with a conviction. i mean this is very obviously in a fence that was comm committed. but that is not what the real difference is. i mean as implausible as these arguments are there really placeholders. the defense is playing to a delaware jury. this is biden town. this is wilmington. this is where the home of the biden family resides. and i think they're looking for jury nullific

-- and democratic pollster doug shown there mack dog start with you first.e current president on strategy with that conviction, how would you suggest biden take on with it? >> i would ignore it. put another -- i don't think there's any border in america who is unaware of what happened in new york. the polling is pretty clear that it has no effect on the electorate or a modest effect at best. voters are concerned about the southern border and you were saying about inflation, about where we stand in the world. that's what people want to hear from the incumbent president about, and that's what he should be talking about. $50 million on as calling trump a convicted felon, has from the number you reported and others i've seen suggest a huge windfall for him financially that i can only believe will only increase if biden attacks white -- in a way that i think he is ultimately not useful and potentially self-defeating. >> sandra: know well i ask because even former new york governor andrew coelho has this take on it. >> that case the attorney general's case in new

for these elections will take place in the background at the end mack of this month and the beginningny holds 96 seats in the european parliament. there chancellor lipschultz is a social democrat so their worst ever result of only about 14% losing to conservative opposition and unsurprisingly there is really a lot of mixed reaction today about this rightward shift across the block. >> neil: won it's not a perceived reading in -- written in black and white how many parties boarded for the parties not -- i think it's a step in the right direction. >> italy which comes in third holds 76 seats and italian prime minister gloria maloney's conservative father is the -- aggressively. analysts argue because because of these results that we are taking a look at that things like the environment on the steps of issues could move to the back corner. we were able to see that the green parties lost about 20 votes so far. macniel? >> neil: think you very much for the. alex buque. in the meantime all things technology front and center including apple to be elevated to the ei party but soothingly crash

like, and i know donald trump will come out with everything is terrible now and don't worry, i'll macker. i promise you, i can do it. job, i've thought about the threat that the team focuses on democrat see and what his next four years, what he thinks he can accomplish and that's one of the advantages that the president has is to not only talk about what brought us through, what idea is coming in the door on the heels of covid and the inability of my predecessor to manage it appropriately and the economy. now let me tell you how that translates going forward, and i think if there's anyone that will bring in the substance of policy, it will be biden because in one sense he has to. what trump will do is just nitpick at it and say how you know, how bad it is or how wrong he is, but he's not going to give you an alternative and he's not going to give you the nuance or anything close to a general purpose of his economic policy and explaining to us what 100% tariffs for anyone will do for our economy and it's still a sensitive area a it is. i think yau see very different approaches to on you

you as president joe biden, and french president emanuel mack crohn, led the main ceremony, remembering the states june 6th 1944. that's when allied soldier troops landed on the beaches of normandy to begin the liberation of western europe from nazi germany. it was the biggest seaboard invasion in history. are you as president biden said, that the anniversary comes at a critical time for the nations that took part. we live in the time of democracy in more risk across the world. that a point since the end of world war 2 essentially beaches were storm in 1944. now we have to ask ourselves where we stand against charity against evil guys, crushing brutality of the best. we stand for freedom, we do brand democracy. we stand together by answers. yes, all it can be yes. well, i'm joined now by daniel todd, been, he's a professor of modern history at queen mary university in london. professor, it's good to have you on the program, the lessons of the day. what would you say are the main lessons that could help us better navigate the challenges that we face? not in 1944, but rather in 2024. than

and the 1st and follow out from this election, french president emanuel mack calling dissolves the national assembly and calls snap elections after marine la pens. far right. national rally scored a resounding victory today. and here in germany at the far right, a f d party climbing to 2nd place with the conservatives winning the largest share of the vote. germany transfer off shelves is social democrats, heading for their worst ever result. the . i'm for a golf, it's good to have you with this. this is dw news, a special coverage of the european election. it is 11 p. m here in berlin, all pulling places across the european union are now closed. and the european parliament, it looks set for a shift to the right that said, the center right to europe and people's party. the looks for is to remain the biggest party in the assembly of that's the party of ursula fund, a lie and he is, he rides here. she is president of the european commission. if projections hold, she will likely serve a 2nd term as commission president. she says the p, p will build a bastion against extremes on the left and the

also, france, where things were getting so out of hand that president emanuel mack who walked into the paris international agricultural fair and ended up leaving an angry farmer as well. riot cops open fire the cure gas on cows who are totally in this sense except, well, for maybe they're climate destroying, flatulence and application. so the basically sold out their own farmers just to give you freight a lifeline. but the thing about lifelines is that you don't let the drowning do cling to you if he's just going to pull you down with him. kind of basic life guarding 11 rule there. which is what yeah, wasted, absolutely no time in trying to do these new measures have only been in for since june 6th and already have has nice to trigger the tariff. so i think they're clueless or reckless. take a peck, but hey, come on in. it sounds like a great time to formally approve negotiations to integrate ukraine into the you. so it doesn't have care at all, which is exactly what the blocks leadership just to get on friday. voting to officially start those talks even ask you have was busy, hopefull

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maxwell is party is on the verge of getting trouts by the right and left anti establishment with keen mack hole not even set to make the 2nd round of the 2 party run off in that takes place on the 7th of july. again, totally unnecessary. chaos has been created here by mac home, but just thinking back home might have finally reached the apex, the pinnacle of his drawing, making. he does himself and basically says vote for me or there will be a civil war. i think that by the national really i'm the friend seems to me is respond to real problems real and got real anxieties. those have the person who says that not responding to my security problem, the one who says, i know, recognize and protect it because i am mostly, but they respond badly in my eyes by increasing conflict and civil war. the opposition was quick to point out that it's nicole who is the fire starter from new caledonia to the french mainland. and that it sounds like nicole who will still be french president by the way, for 3 more years, even after the new french government is chosen, is laying the groundwork for evoking articl

. >> that is mack in new york. address specifically the part you brought up with energy in particular oil. in regards to the point and the weneirst action he took as a present generate 20th of shut down the keystone pipeline it made it very clear to the rest of the world are nng to be energy independent who did that benefit?it benefited russia. basically $60 never come back down to those levels who did that enrich? b russia it helped them to fund their war machine if we want to take on russia as a president biden says the first thing you do is make sure you are energy independent we have imported more russian oil into america since joe biden has been present by the way that oil from russia is dirtier, dirtier burning than what we have here in america. it hasen weakened us. to defen have not seen weakness ignore what happened in afghanistan which is a colossal failure back in 2021 when he pulled out of afghanistan, left 13 of our finest at the kabul airport wil■ they will never come back to america again having died

transfer students teala tran and chris mack started their first day of summer sessions today and were shocked to get the campus alert. it's a little concerning, but, yeah, i just got here just last week, another arson was reported outside koshland hall. in that case, a group called student intifada claimed responsibility in an online post. the group claims they retaliate with a firebomb after ucla student protesters were allegedly attacked by police. the group is threatening further acts if the university does not divest from israel. i wonder how effective committing arson is to that cause. i just wouldn't do arson. yeah, i'm sure there's other ways to protest the same group is also claiming responsibility for setting a ucpd cruiser on fire. earlier this month, picture showing what appears to be a burnt uc berkeleyappears to be a burnt uc berkeley patrol car were also posted online. the group claims the act was once again retaliation for ucpd treatment of protesters on other campuses. some students say they aren'ted by e actions because that's exactly what protest is supposed to be. i

the speaker of the house of representatives of the united states of america, mack johnson, said in aary to the voice of america that the current partial authorizations for the armed forces to use us weapons from the biden administration are not enough. let's listen to johnson. i believe, for defense and in order to repel the russians, that we need to give them the weapons necessary for that, i am against the president on this. i 've said it before and i'll say it again, we 're going to have a conversation with the white house about it. well, in response to the strikes, possible strikes have arrived from putin, strikes have already begun by the armed forces of ukraine on the territory of the russian federation, he is retaliating with strikes against the facilities of those countries that supply long-range weapons to ukraine, he said at a meeting with representatives of news agencies. let's listen to a small fragment. if someone thinks it is possible to supply such weapons to the war zone to launch strikes on our territory and create problems for us, then why do we not have the right t

then the international trade deals like the proposed e, you, mack, us, or agreement with less than american countries. thomas say to increase cheap agricultural impulse produced follow a standards, for example, they have been yeah, they were allowing food and that's not made the way we do it had with us all small the price negotiations, but supermarket some manufacturers and an upcoming. well that going to be sure is we're asking for all this to be put on the table. and for swift, concrete responses, both pop be there because the talk, it's about frustration is usually the e u commission in brussels, which controls another thing from us, present, become an agricultural policy o. c p. for shots, the system was launched in 1962 to deal with post full food scarcity in europe. almost 3 quarters of a c p budget goes to direct payments. the farm is the payments are calculated based solely on how big the form is. the best means the policy rewards industrial firms which tend to be monoculture, corporations, for example, one of your biggest arable farms is awkward cost or remaining and serial produc

him who invited chris mason to go interviewjohn caldwell and i think obviously it plays into labour—mackessage, we've been hearing throughout the campaign, they are the ones offering economic stability, wooing business leaders, rachel reeves the shadow chancellor holding multiple breakfasts with city figures, so this i suppose is part of their wider campaign to pitch themselves as the party of economic credibility, the conservatives obviously argue that they are offering more than £17 billion worth of tax cuts and they are ones that can offer an economically sound way forward. i suppose this is part of the campaign, what we see in an election is trying to win around business leaders and john caldwell a significant figure for the labour party to have backing them. interesting, and harry, more widely on the campaign today, but would —— what should we keep an eye on? labour is focusing on their economic message, isuppose labour is focusing on their economic message, i suppose thejohn caldwell interview and the announcement that fits into that, rishi sunak was down in devon, we talked about

says human is now the leading suspect in the death of a seventh victim, valerie mack, whose remains werend near jessica taylor's prosecute. say they'll be going through decades of cold cases in suffolk county to see what else human might be connected to. andrew. rhiannon. >> all right, andrea, thank you. time now for your friday weather . 11 people were hospitalized after reports of heat exhaustion ahead of donald trump's rally in phoenix. temperatures there hit 110 degrees. they are expected to top that today. the heat wave on the west coast should ease by sunday. and looking at the radar, some severe storms are expected to roll across the plains today. the worst of them are expected in nebraska and kansas. checking today's high temperatures 90s from salt lake city to denver, mostly 70s from seattle to the great lakes. 80s from atlanta to new york city. >> coming up, a major reversal from the fda when it comes to vaping. >> but first, new dramatic video showing a police shootout at a crowded grocery store and later, the new project from dolly parton years in the making. >> jolene. jolen

puts it on me he threatens, i have a gun, i showed you my finger, a dark streak has come in life, and macky center. supposedly he was deceived and cheated by scammers, so, as far as i was interested in this problem, no scammers can cheat a real magician, he just senses them a kilometer away, either his instinct failed him or he lost his grip, but after what happened the clairvoyant turned to quite earthly powers to the city police department, and immediately with two statements, against a neighbor, against scammers. stanislav kostikov, valentina makarova and alexandra. more news on our website in the cpntv telegram channel. that's all for today, thank you for your attention. today in our program. vietnamese dream. the us has become hanoi's strategic partner, despite war and genocide in the past. can the west interfere with the friendship between vietnam and russia? vietnam maintains a strategic balance between the major powers. panic attack. the united states studied the strategic partnership agreement between moscow and bhenyan. what are there? scared? north korea fires a missile at the u

nothing defend herself is also fired some morning shives over the ballad of french president mack home over what he could expect to have her party wins this weekend's vote. chief of the armed forces for the president is an honorary title, since it is the prime minister who holds the purse strings. jordan has no intention of picking a fight with mister ma crohn, but he has set red lines. the president will not be able to send troops to crane. so what she's saying there is that nicole may be president, but it's the french national assembly that controls the purse strings. there's been major debate here over the past few days about how much has already been allocated, how much can be club back and to what extent macros prior ukraine deals could be real did. in any case, it's a reminder that elections absolutely have consequences, and this one could certainly have significant ones for our practice involvement. and you frame rachel marston. well, we spoke to several of french nationals voting up, their embassy in moscow today, who shared their hopes for what the election will bring the ceil

and mack, who was modeling turtle neck tops during the winter time, encouraging people not to keep their homes. and of course in the summer time, not to cool then also they could ditch rush and gas for ukraine. well, it turns out that it was just another virtue signaling performance to impress their girlfriend, your training, present environment, or zalinski. because in reality, they were wrapping up in ports of russian liquefied natural gas. so the big headline with these new sanctions is that the e u is now apparently going to do something really new. and finally hit russian l n g. it may cause a surprise to some folks playing along at home that they weren't actually already doing that. and maybe it would come isn't even bigger, a surprise that well, they still really aren't going to be because of russian l. n. g shipments of gas for use in europe still are not going to be impacted. what's new is that the ships that bring the rushing gas into europe and ports now just aren't allowed to transfer it to ships so that it can leave for other countries. the package includes ban on the tongue

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there's another plus for mack hole in this dissolution election, gamble dissolving parliament is also a convenient way for mac hold to have a bunch of inconvenient things that were winding their way through. the parliamentary sessions simply disappear, including the electoral reform for new caledonia that is far from rights there. the parliamentary inquiry into the massive hold that he's drilled in france is budget deficit. the french farming law reform that wouldn't be in better pay for farmers who have been blocking the highways with tractors on and off throughout the year. the parliamentary commission on the degradation of french public hospital services, which are really in dire straits right now. it's a topic in french tv every day. and the inquiry into frances loss of food sovereignty with the e, you law, seeing the obvious corporate there. all those thorny issues for maxwell simply vanish now. so he tosses the political chessboard into the air and the chaos inside of the halls of power. here and now i closed the chaos out into the street with both causing voters to gravitate to

you know, history, lease, and reinstatement that goes into what you know, the price prices for mr. mack, homes, comments, and he's unceasing. if it's in favor of an invasion of needs, you can get perpetuating a neo colonial operation against the new jerry and people to ask for nothing more than to decide that destiny for themselves. now um that comic from um that the comment from the fridge of bodies is something about the spokesperson of the nice as national committee for the 2nd part of the homeland pulling out a module, a drum and describe as you know, prices my crumbs constituents in sort of lessons and a fair and i'm seeing these as i'm domestic affairs now before i quote took place in the summer of last year. and the share was, you know, the last a security pop now or based, you know, it's part of western nations where i'm conscious live for us. you know, i have these a military base, you know, where the carried out stop lance operations, you know, in the how regent supplemental operations again on the topic hours of operations in the cell region. basically, we do not know what co

the number of countries the sea of the united states, possibly certainly the united kingdom. emanuel mack on the frogs could well be weakened by a snap election. he's just pulled for the end of the month. and his james alluded to the g 7 most generally also struggling for so the legitimacy and relevance, particularly in the eyes of the global south. and with all the power centers for me and expanding elsewhere, well ones that accounted for 70 percent of local g to g d p. this group now accounts, but yes, around 40 percent. so how much can they t? well, as these traditional, they will be a special focus on areas of interest to the host country easily. so there be special sessions on migration of food security, climate change, and artificial intelligence. and they will be a special focus on was raging in particular post casa and ukraine. they weren't sold by any means the war on gaza, but they will reiterate the g 7, their support for the cx. 5 plan on the table endorsed earlier this week by the un security council. more progress possible on ukraine presidents that lensky will be here for t