mackie was convicted in march. he was sentenced in october and now he's out as he waits for his appeal. flash forward to today and donald trump is using this as a case to say that joe biden's justice department is attacking the free speech of his supporters. take a listen to this. >> crooked joe and his hin ch men have tried to shutdown free speech with a massive government censorship operation to silence their critics. they're putting douglas mckay in jail for sharing a joking meme about hillary clinton seven years ago. nobody ever heard of anything like that. >> so even though he's mentioning biden pretty specifically there, we should note this investigation started under donald trump's own department of justice. this guy wasn't charged until just a week into joe biden's administration. >> and as we said, mackie was known for his racist and antisemitic posts. it goes beyond that. what more have you learned? >> he was sharing extremely racist, extremely antisemitic content regularly on his twitter feed. it is so v

mackie and the trumps have claimed this is a joke that no reasonable person would believe . prosecutors allege this is part of a much more sinister plot to deprive people of their right to vote. he was convicted in march and sentenced in october. he is currently out on while his appeal goes through the justice system, let's flash forward to today and donald trump is claiming this is an example of joe biden's justice department going after his supporters for attacking their free speech. take a listen to this. >> or could joe and his henchmen have tried to shut down free speech with a massive government censorship operation to silence critics. they are putting douglas mckay in jail for sharing a joking meme about hillary clinton seven years ago, nobody ever heard of anything like that. he was notorious for posting anti-semitic and racist means, what can they tell us. they investigated trumps own justice department, he was charged just one week into biden's new administration, the content that he shared on his twitter account was some of the most racist, anti-semitic contact we

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mackie was convicted in march. he was sentenced in october, and now he is out as he waits for his appeal, flash forward to today and donald trump is using this as a case to say that joe biden's justice department is attacking the free speech of his supporters, take a listen to this. >> crooked joe and his men have tried to shut down free speech was a massive government censorship off ration to silence their critics. they are putting douglass mackey in jail for sharing a joking can mean about hillary clinton seven years ago, nobody ever heard about anything like that. >> even though he is mentioning biden pretty specifically, we should note that this investigation started under donald trump's own department of justice. this guy was in charge until just a week into joe biden's administration. >> as we said, douglass mackey was known for anti-semitic pose and racist post. it goes beyond that. what more have you learned about them? >> that's right, they sort of sympathetically portrayed this guy as just sort of a trump

phil mackie, bbc news, wolverhampton. phil mackie with that report.for students, has announced the results of a consultation on how it will apply laws that came into force in may. it says that, from august, an institution might have to pay money to a complainant if their grievance is upheld. dr arif ahmed is director for freedom of speech and academic freedom at the office for students. i asked him whether naming and shaming and finding was the way forward. we shaming and finding was the way forward. ~ ., shaming and finding was the way forward. ~ ~' ., ., , , . forward. we think freedom of speech is absolutely — forward. we think freedom of speech is absolutely fundamental _ forward. we think freedom of speech is absolutely fundamental to - forward. we think freedom of speech is absolutely fundamental to the - is absolutely fundamental to the extending of knowledge itself. we think it's very important to take it seriously. following are proposals, there will be of free complaint scheme and people will be able to use it if they think their freedom of

>> all right, final thoughts, mackie? >> you can catch me tomorrow and the 30th in kansas city. >> i'm at the riot comedy club in houston this friday and saturday night. >> thank you so much, guys. thank you to kennedy, charlie, joe mackie. "fox news at night" is next. on behalf of greg gutfeld, i love you america. >> good evening, welcome to los angeles, i'm trace gallagher. as former president trump fights efforts to exclude him from some state ballots. california's population declines for a third-straight year. tax documents reveal the surprising groups leaving the state. and as winter creeps in energy experts are calling for updates to the power grid. brett behar looks at eithers to protect our most critical assets, but next breaking tonight the ugs and mexico saying they will work more closely together in coming weeks to address the crisis at the southern border. officials cleared a tent camp that was near the border as they agree to keep rail crossings closed. they say they're not convinced the efforts will alleviat

this footage, taken by other migrants shows 3 men struggling to stay afloat in the rivers mackie debt. despite the pedals, the number of people making the journey is increasing. and with an election near, looming on both sides of the border that could have wide ranging political implications. russian authorities had moved jailed kremlin credit collection about a to a remote penal colony in northern russia. that's according to his spokes person. the body's team tracked him down after he had not been seen for more than 2 weeks. his lawyer visited him in the new prison. the valley is seen as the most prominent opponents of vladimir putin and his serving and 19 year sentence for alleged extremism and other charges. he was in prison nearly 3 years ago. this is whitney bonnie's spokesperson, kara yamma, she had to say, as well. we find, let's see, up to 3 weeks of full search in full or region in the north of russia in a several months called hop in the panel. and number 3 does it then will go on it will for especially really is it was a, it was and gives you from there. i mean, and i, she

mackie said it was linked to the internal uk politics that we have here in the uk.james cleverly talked about, he talked about rwanda's strong reputation for humane treatment of migrants and refugees. those were his words, and the uk pass commitment to safety and working with the manner in that regard. he also said that the robustness of rwanda's judicial system is clear. he talked about expanding work when it comes to tourism and the agricultural development of the country. he said that it development of the country. he said thatitis development of the country. he said that it is something he is proud of that it is something he is proud of that the treaty amplifies the relationship between the two countries. this is the first time he is there to talk about their relationship in this regard. he addressed issues with the plan, the asylum seeking plan so far in that he believes those issues will be addressed in a new domestic legislation in the uk. finally, he talked about the rwandan government's sincere desire to address and improve its processes as many governments

. >> reporter: mackie allen was one of the parents at the book fair planning to buy a book for her kidsouldn't let me pay for anything he staid was all free. >> reporter: that mystery man with tattoos tattoos antiid tee stepped in he reached out to his boss with an idea, not an update >> i tiexted my owner i thim, and i thought it would be awesome. he was like, absolutely. >> reporter: he ended up paying more than $8,000 for books and items, something maggie and her son were grateful for. >> i'm an server, so money is tight. >> some of the family were going through, we were just here for doughnuts. this was like, if we go to the book fair, there's no christmas. >> reporter: he was reminded what it was like for his family. >> it was the same thing we can't do this we can't do this >> reporter: years later, he finally changed the narrative. >> just to see kids get excited about books was huge >> our thanks to rachel henderson for that report. incredible kindness for kids and families, and on the side, pr for their business >> that kind of stuff is the magic of the holidays. i love that. t

darkness the lies below its depths is a question that's grips generations and jewels, millions to a dock mackie voltage in search of a monster group. they've holton seen. many nancy hunches come guy. he spends every moment he can come here by the water's edge, while his own private sanctuary away from the crowds. dave believes there's a creature out the creature he hopes one day to discover close to the scott to somewhere out as well as it has vain. hopefully, she's still, or he's still here, you know, and those mornings where the mist is just hovering above the wall to you know, just come on, just poke you read ok. let's come out and let's see. it was a passion to nature that says port dave to the law. now it is 6 days. he says he's addicted. spell bound by his majesty. hook to him, the endless promise of mystery still to be discovered. just makes me has on the back of my stomach. oh yeah. yeah. it's amazing. yeah. it's a little bit the ways of days secluded corner. nancy's label sensation is boned, a mess of tourism industry with a major new months to hunt this summer during the wealth attent

but when it comes to music in film, the pursuit of wealth sometimes takes of mackie, a pos oh, by the one i returned videos everywhere, even the latest movie, genuine juggling. it's an illness, it's trade in broad daylight and it's good business for those. seeking to make a quick buck privacy is probably when you wrote people on the a walk real demo, the gigs on the prophets. on the night, june copyright little sellers and producers of pirated content can either be, find only present about international markets in famous for each rule in mass producing pirated movies office a wide range of elicit flooring and local films. yet, the big question is, where does the piracy start and how to defend this obtained the movies? sometimes is the most up to, and, but i understand from this to me, the most class, then what is your mazda hasn't come pretty much? well, that's one of the mass production, the movie, so i take into the market for moving market is to purchase a wholesale prices many sell us like candy travel from fox to buy movies. so it's all about international market. and i always tr

this footage, taken by other migrants shows 3 men struggling to stay afloat in the rivers mackie depths. despite the pedals, the number of people making the journey is increasing and with an election near, looming on both sides of the border that could have wide ranging political implications in less than 2 years since launching the james web space telescope has changed the way we understand the universe for scientists, the images, it's taken off for new possibilities for astro physics. and for the rest of us, they are simply stunning to behold. so let's have a look at a few of the best ones snapped in 2023. as the james web space telescope doesn't orbit ers on like the international space station, instead it's circles the sun 21 and a half 1000000 kilometers out from our planet, and what's called the la grange to point. the instruments are sheltered by a multi layered high tech shield that screens out nearly all solar radiation. the telescopes, 25 square meters of mirror made up of hex, a go know segments are able to detect radiation, largely in the end for a red part of the spectrum.

our correspondent phil mackie is at the ground.00 legia warsaw fans were gathered here, the club officials had been given them but didn't distribute them and that's why webster midlands police believe the violence began and that led to running battles along this road. some of the pictures show how bad things got. four officers were hurt, one suffered smoke inhalation, two police dogs were hurt, 46 legia warsaw fans were arrested for various offences including violent disorder, weapons offences and assaulting police officers. the good news for aston villa fans on the pitch was that they won the match and will qualify for the knockout stages of the conference week. the bad news is the violence cast a shadow. uefa said it strongly condemns the violence that took place last night and said it would be closely monitoring the official report that comes both from the clubs involved and the police to see what action may be taken against legia as the competition progresses. thank you. the former health secretary matt hancock has told the cov

our midlands correspondent phil mackie is at villa park now.ion, what can you tell us?— what can you tell us? yes, and i have been _ what can you tell us? yes, and i have been speaking _ what can you tell us? yes, and i have been speaking to - what can you tell us? yes, and i have been speaking to the - what can you tell us? yes, and i l have been speaking to the police this morning, who say that this was almost unprecedented in recent years the of violence that happened outside the game last night. this was a europa conference league game against legia warsaw and there had been a dispute in the run—up to the game about the allocation of tickets for the polish fans. they were unhappy, and they were even more unhappy, and they were even more unhappy when the authorities restricted that to just over 1000 tickets. but according to police, those were given to legia warsaw in the afternoon yesterday, fans were told to come here to pick them up, but for some reason they were not given to them, that is what sparked the violent disorder, and that is wh

but then something happens that she didn't counsel vanessa mice also mackie in love with one of the 5 main one that is on the goals is eating fi loose and then a experience real agony and my so as all my friends had predicted, taught them, he basically put all my ccs to the test as it was involuntarily my teacher and all my great ideas were suddenly put to the test by reality wouldn't codes. it's not a lot of fun that i need to to prove. so it was an interesting script that life wrote for me. label fussell, and at some point i was really exhausted. i have to say good one by switch to session was you saw a lot of experiments became an emotional rollercoaster visit the less she continued . she had set herself a timeframe as 2 years. then she wrote 2 books. 12345 made just to me. when the book was published, it was the to the town. she appealed tabloids and told shows the experiment is ongoing. the nice thing i need the muscle and she loved most about yourself. responded up as you own getting the varnish. i'm going to as a shop. it was a rebellion against loves because i had been very di

we can now speak to colin mackie, the founder or spike aware uk.lt of his drink being spiked. thank you forjoining us on bbc news, and of course we send our condolences to your family. what is your reaction to these comments from the home secretary? he has apologised and described it as an ironicjoke. do you see it as that? i certainly don't see as a joke at all. i was assured and found it hard believe that he would say it. then it has gone from shock to anger. find it has gone from shock to anger. and wh is this it has gone from shock to anger. and why is this so — it has gone from shock to anger. and why is this so significant because? tell us about your story. obviously as a father — tell us about your story. obviously as a father who _ tell us about your story. obviously as a father who has _ tell us about your story. obviously as a father who has lost _ tell us about your story. obviously as a father who has lost his - tell us about your story. obviously as a father who has lost his son . tell us about your story. obviously as a father who has

and there's a mice or so mackie in love with one of the 5 men. when the goals is eating fi, uh lose good. and then i experience real agony and my so as all my friends had predicted one, then he basically put all my ccs to the test as it was involuntarily my teacher. and all my great ideas were suddenly put to the test by reality wouldn't, cuz there's not a lot of one that i need to to prove. so it was an interesting script that life wrote for me, label fussell, and at some point i was really exhausted. i have to say did one by switch to. so shut was you saw a lot of experiments became an emotional rollercoaster visit the less she continued it. she had such as self a timeframe as to use that she wrote 2 books. 12345, man. just to me, when the book was published, it was the to the town. she appealed, tabloids and told shows to experiment is ongoing. the nice thing i need the muscle and she loved most about yourself. responded live and you own getting the violation of shopping. it was a rebellion against loves because i had been very disappointed an

sonko, who is expected to be a key challenger of president macky sall, was sentenced in june to a two-yearrison term over an alleged sexual assault, charges he has accused the government of manufacturing to derail his candidacy. in late july, senegalese officials dissolved sonko's patriots of senegal party -- the first time a political party has been banned in the west african nation since its independence from france in 1960. the european union has agreed to open membership talks with ukraine and moldova. leaders of 26 e.u. member states unanimously approved the accession talks thursday after hungary's far-right prime minister viktor orban left the room just before votes were cast. orban, who is widely viewed as an ally of russian president vladimir putin, had threatened to veto ukraine's bid to join the e.u. he appeared to back down after european leaders released more than $10 billion worth of aid to hungary it had withheld after determining orban's nationalist government was failing to uphold the rule of law. meanwhile, hungary's government blocked a european union financial aid packag

. >> we have an indication of how judge mackie in the fulton county case will decide in terms of settinge questions yesterday as to how it's going to fit in with the rest of his criminal trials, and seeing that this one was indicted last, in theory, i, mean we presume you would think it would come up in the two federal trials, and we don't huddling know if those will go to trial. as are currently scheduled,, so i think there is wanting to move on the delay. >> you and i have been following fulton county so closely. what was your read on the fact that mcafee yesterday would not declare i'm going to take that states offer of an august 2024 trial date? >> it's very interesting. i think that's a lot of moving parts. you know, we have previously reported that the fulton county d.a.'s office has kind of privately told the judge that there may be more -- coming. >> except for your exclusive report men, who's not gonna get a playoff or, though? >> we reported earlier this week that trump, meadows, and giuliani are not eligible, seen as eligible currently, four plea deals, but meadows particularl

so if they or staple joe joe mackie to a wall and use his head as a dartboard. earlier this week, the white house unveiled its 2023 holidayons. decorations. and whil e of course, there are no stockings for president biden's grandchildren, there is is one for joe's living nurse. >> she's caribbean. ly >> not that that matters. meanwhile, the family does plank to still leave out cookies and milk for santa and a woman's witag. >> no one in particular. >> a retired health official says the chinese government may have killed a pandemicwi researcher by throwingng him off the wuhan lab roof. or as the cde calls it, a typicl covid related death. >> chicago mayor branded johnson is blaming his city's problems on right wingwi extremisngm. >> not surprising as it is maggot country. >> in a new interview, france'se first lady opened up about dating french president emmanuel macron while he was her student when he was 15 and she was 40. >> so take notes, kids. ban if your teacher wants to bang. >> you too could become president. see, they always say it's a bad thing. wet's i

mackie this might sound of weird. t so guys, i kind of know what i mean here. when i was doing the monologue, i realizedhe that, like you have a family which i guess i always technically was true., but it's kind of weird to think about. like, i know you didn't just like, spring out of thi ewe. >> but anyway, how was your christmas with. how wadid you were you were you? your mom? >> i was with my family and it was glorious cat because i try to remember, like you said in the monologue, just appreciate the things that make you happy. like your family dogs eating a whole vegetable azalea being attractive. >> people trip. dogs, >> but here's the thing, cat. you know you can't let politicst ruin everytrac thing.tics c you know, like politics is ruining halloween. don't wear a sombrerano. politics. you ruined christmas. you know, gifts cause climate change. the foods pyramid gave us diabetes. >> and that put the kibosh climy. er cand you know, just all that hard fights. delay, laughter, you know, politics ruins everything. >> i mean, beer.ui beer. stay outns of conten

louis murphy and corner captains maria cortez and abdullah and rosa and miriam, and tanisha and troy macky and margaret and deborah. roy robinson and think dawn star and richie and lisa and keith i'm sure i missed some but thank you to each and every single one of you to past donors and other making in crucial program what it is and for everything you do everyday for the tenderloin community so colleagues in honor the programs 15 year anniversary i'm thrilled to honor safe passage day and like to invite them up to say a few words welcome (clapping.) thank you and as i mentioned before thank you, mr. president. serve captains are out supporting we have more of our team in the field and dear members of board of supervisors i'm erica long time tenderloin resident director of safe programs at traffic safety task force and first thank you for your kind words with the safe principle of law program we're grateful and humbled to receive this award for to create a safe passage in the tenderloin we appreciate the recognition for the 15 years of service for the community and look forward to providing

markets and the conversation as the nasdaq aims for the best yearly gain since 2003, joining us dean mackiehuck leibermen. great to have you both with us. dean i begin with you on what sara and i were talking about. is the fed going to pull this off? did they already? >> certainly the last six months of inflation have looked very good. and as you're saying we did not require a recession to see that disinflation happen. we have not thought there would be a recession. we don't think a recession is coming next year either. the main reason for that is really the resilience of the service sector. it's still -- many sectors are still below precovid levels and that gives a tail wind to the economy. so what happens is that pandemic related surge in prices has unwound and that didn't require a sharp rise in unemployment to get there. >> so chuck, then if you believe what dean is saying, the data sort of bears it out, what's it mean for markets in 2024? >> i think it means very clear sailing, i do agree with dean, i'm not looking for recession, i don't think there's one on the horizon. there are too

louis murphy and corner captains maria cortez and abdullah and rosa and miriam, and tanisha and troy macky and margaret and deborah. roy robinson and think dawn star and richie and lisa and keith i'm sure i missed some but thank you to each and every single one of you to past donors and other making in crucial program what it is and for everything you do everyday for the tenderloin community so colleagues in honor the programs 15 year anniversary i'm thrilled to honor safe passage day and like to invite them up to say a few words welcome (clapping.) thank you and as i mentioned before thank you, mr. president. serve captains are out supporting we have more of our team in the field and dear members of board of supervisors i'm erica long time tenderloin resident director of safe programs at traffic safety task force and first thank you for your kind words with the safe principle of law program we're grateful and humbled to receive this award for to create a safe passage in the tenderloin we appreciate the recognition for the 15 years of service for the community and look forward to providing