it enters near space at a speed of 10 mak at the final stage and it goes into a dive on the target, whereaddition. she still does e horizontal plane maneuvers with overload up to 25 units. at the same time , the missile’s hit accuracy of no more than 7 m is being fired at by the dprk leader and a civilian aircraft. our long-distance mainliner tu-214 will begin with modern, highly economical russian-made engines. after the kim cho leader’s airfield, there is also a cultural program for visiting the primorsky stage of the mariinsky theater, where the ballet sleeping beauty by koshelevsky dmitry matyushin channel one, primorsky territory is currently being performed. special operations in the orekhovsk direction, the militants who are trying to bring reserves to work are covered from the hail of the calculation of our rocket systems around the clock at the post, the coordinates for striking can arrive at any moment from the advanced report by valentina solovyova. when is hail expected ? in the near future , it will be hot from the commander of the rocket battery at enemy positions in the nex

. >> elenor mak says in finding a child for her three-year-old daughter julia, she was disappointed.had that really bad blond hair cut. >> elenor mak decided to make the dull she -- working with other asian parents who designed, develop and source the materials. just a year after coming up with the idea for an american doll with -- julie being jilly bing -- >> what was your dad's reaction to when she saw this doll for the first time? >> she gassed, and she said, jilly bing, she looks like me! you want to color jilly bing? >> jilly bing! >> jilly bing, becoming part of a trend of mom white dolls, beginning in the 1960s. >> -- so that kids can go into a store, and they are going to see toys that really reflect the real world that we all live in. james's on, senior insider editor at the toy insider, says -- time and money it takes to develop more inclusive products. >> when kids are able to play with toys that look like themselves, or look like their family, their friends, or whoever they are seeing in the community, i think that it just sort of works with their own development in think

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military in the performance of combat tasks, they are constantly pounding after receiving such feedback, makght two more newest drones in history, as well as many others, testify that neither money nor difficulties in procurement do not stop our volunteers. and we all understand that it is a matter of special motivation to join protection of the native country and support those who defend it at the front in every company we spoke with there are employees who went to the army to defend the country we support those employees who make decisions for themselves defend defend the country at the moment we have about 300 of our employees serving in the ranks of the armed forces and a step of support from the company's side was that we keep their jobs and their full wages for the duration of their service for most of the it companies , we currently have 55 people serving in the armed forces of ukraine. well , they wrote some requests to other military organizations. we need a laptop. we need armor. we need it . we need it. we need medicine. they started to organize it all, buy greenhouses, pmb machin

ukraine is the basic result - this is an advance in the southern direction 250 m² is released it is so makmax and the direction and berdyansk in my opinion eh basic point is that the defense forces of ukraine they are betting on repainting the occupying forces of the artillery personnel. first of all, that is why i would not operate now . let's say so and that letter with time limits and it is not necessary . the liberation of the tokmak settlement the fact is that the defense forces of ukraine are already used to surprising the enemy in this sense the fact is that the task is not worth it, let's say it like the information field of conspiracy in western laughter where they could , including, let's say , russian money, where they could reach us. refused in this sense, i can only repeat the banal things of really real military experts that the erosion of reserves and the erosion of the resources of the russian occupying forces is a guarantee of our partial victory in general and in this sense the problems on the liman-occupant-kupan direction of the enemy shows this because there, despite t

kazakhstan and kyrgyzstan discovered traces of settlements of the seventh -ninth century ad in the gorka-mak-kargan find may confirm the theory about the origin of all the turks from this region; the expedition is excavating in this part. altai from 2021. all 10 expeditions. we have been organized for 2 years, and the territory of the grip is, uh, russian altai, kazakh altai uh, kyrgyzstan also takes place within the framework of these expeditions. here is a scientific collaboration of scientists from different countries of central asia, russia , kazakhstan, kyrgyzstan, our kazakh colleagues from pavlodar university, they recorded. for the first time, these are the sites of ah sites, uh, medieval uh nomads and our task this year was just to carry out work on these uh, parking lots and study the cultural layers to determine the time, and the cultural affiliation of these objects, and the work was carried out on several uh settlements, and coin is 1, and two is four and on one of the mm monuments foundations of rectangular shape were discovered. e of stones from stone blocks are laid out both inside

not a mandatory condition, that that we will achieve those tactical successes, let's bypass the tok-mak and start cutting logistical lines, which are very important for russia, if we are talking about the same land corridor and in general, well, for example, the connection between crimea and russian territory and, of course, the grouping of russian troops, which is located on the left bank of the kherson region, which then begins to be in such a very interesting position, that is, the tokmak territory, let's say, the border of tokmak opens an operational space further to melitopol and further on the left bank of the kherson region up to the border with crimea, that is why this direction is really very promising from the point of view of achieving those tactical successes that open up the possibility for us to later have operational success, that is, the success of the entire operation that is currently being implemented, in relation to whether it is possible to, i understand, to your question to from the beginning of that rainy period until the end of the year, i actually said, but by t

to suspend their offensive on kupyansk and transfer several of the most capable units to the nats. mak, but to replace these units, they brought part of the so-called 25th army, which is a completely newly formed army, which actually was supposed to go into battle no earlier than the end of october, but rather even in december, and here it is understaffed, the more premature it is that's what is called fresh from the frost. and they were forced to bring the guests to the front at least two months earlier in order to replenish the numbers instead of those units that moved to tokmak. let's say new arrivals, this unformed 25th army is finishing, let's say, flowing into the area there , finishing establishing interaction with the units that were located there before, and most likely, as soon as this process is completed, they will again try to climb to kupyansk itself to catch a mass offensive, but here we will see if these green rookies were brought, how much they cost, what might be the offensive potential of their people. well, i don’t know, maybe they only taught to hold weapons, maybe

unfortunate, what are people thinking in different countries, why pavlo klimkin is already visiting maksdon't really understand, but it is happening, and that's why when oleg skrybka comes to visit natasha vlashchenko, it's it doesn't surprise me in principle either, because unfortunately it's some kind of trend that's happening, well, actually, i don't understand why, but this is our situation, and in the end, i'll remind you about agnieszka holland, i also think the current situation in poland is quite interesting, let me remind you that gnieszka holland one of the most famous, and even probably the most famous polish director in the world. and she, for example, filmed such a super-mega successful project as house of cards, she was one of the directors of this series, and here she shot her last film, the green border about refugees from syria who cross the belarusian-polish border and face the same brutality as from polish border guards, as well as from belarusian ones, but a catavasia began in belarus too, because the film was released on september 22 and upset many people, and the po

maintain morale at least that's what it's considered to be and how it ended and what we took as a kid, maktopol de coffee in yalta on the first of june we couldn't fool you we fooled you we fooled globally for how many lives did they put value on he deceived him so that we could show off in kyiv coffee shops and rejoice already at the victory, which is well, a good price, mr. oleksandr, if we analyze in principle what the leadership of the country seems to be hoping for now in this war, if i understand correctly, from the information that goes there from the president's office from the spokesmen advisors and so on and so on and so on from zelensky himself, there are hopes that our offensive, if it is not successful this year, then next year it will be so uh, if it morally causes moral damage to russia that some kind of palace processes will begin there and putin's coup will be eliminated russia will fall apart. well, something like that, that is, if we shock them so much by taking crimea there , relatively speaking, then they simply will not stand on their feet, and russia will not have en

to wedge itself between the village and verbovoy and go exactly to that very notorious route to tak makem. and actually start the assault. so maka they have been fighting there for the fourth month just a few days ago. uh, within the framework. there were several hundred meters there, but a tactical regrouping was carried out and it was like a gray zone for everyone. now it has literally increased by 1.5 km, that is, uh, the distance that they must overcome the fire of russian artillery in order to catch on and contact the positions of our guys in battle. eh, this distance has increased by 1.5 km at the moment and now any accumulation of the enemy, be it a concentration of personnel or a concentration of armored vehicles in the area of ​​the willow and work, is destroyed within 10 minutes. i worked. there all last week. we delivered humanitarian aid there with our own eyes. i just saw how our artillery works. no more than 4 minutes passed after the message from intelligence until the moment of the shot. that there you can imagine the whole army, trying to storm the gathering. yes, in or

of logistics, is melitopol, it is these distant points and more logistically important, yes, but tok-makfinitely, well, if it will be deoccupied, in the near future , it will definitely happen, so it will qualitatively change, fundamentally change the situation on the zaporizhia front, because without sokmak, they will have concrete problems and they will, that's rude saying, suffer from it, will? dmytro kyrylchuk, a deputy of the zaporizhia city council, the connection breaks at the most interesting place, well, you see, yes, mr. dmytro, and if we talk about the battles in the tokmat region, where it is the hottest now, well, of course, let's not go into what is prohibited, yes so to speak, military censorship, well, what is possible, well, about the tapes and so on, and what specifically the general staff will report on this later, and we will listen carefully to it and take information from it, yes, then this triangle is happening there verbove, the work is not tokmac, he is in the future there will be, well, there will definitely be aggressive actions there, and so far these are all

if we take mak next, we'll have a lot to say.that it's easy, but it's almost inevitable to keep melitopol and berdyansk after we take tokmak from the russians. it will be extremely difficult. well, i would say that it is close to impossible, and then we are almost guaranteed to go to the sea of ​​azov, it will be an island , it is quite vulnerable now, but as an island it will become simple, in general, everything is in our hands , as it is, in the palm of your hand and do with it already you want, but the problem is that the russians understand it worse than we do. they know what high stakes are the key to what tokmak actually is, and therefore, of course, they will put all their reserves so that only we don't miss it. a fierce battle and it is for sure it will continue for some time, i am very sure. i hope that it will end. it is in our favor. it seems that nature decided to help us, just took it and extended the summer for at least a month or something. well, what about you guys, the summer offensive is not over yet. well, let

. >> paula mak says she thinks events like this are exactly what the city needs to combat its struggling image, not just for local residents, but also for small businesses, many of whom said the market is a good opportunity for them to expand their customer base. >> i saw a lot of promotion for it online, but i think this is maybe something that san francisco is lacking right now after hosting a successful dreamforce convention earlier in the week, city officials say it's important to also remember local neighborhoods. >> this is really the locals. this is people who live in the avenues of san francisco, the various neighborhood groups and the business is that the local community supports. >> and given the seeming success of this trial run, engardio says he hopes to bring the night market back for more. we want to have night markets every month in the sunset. >> so this is where we're going to figure out what works, what doesn't. give us your feedback, and we're going to make them even better all next year in san francisco, tim johns, abc seven news. >> in the east bay, the top cop in sa

. >> paula mak says she thinks events like this are exactly what the city needs to combat its struggling image, not just for local residents, but also for small businesses, many of whom said the market is a good opportunity for them to expand their customer base. >> i saw a lot of promotion for it online, but i think this is maybe something that san francisco is lacking right now after hosting aht now after hosting a successful dreamforce convention earlier in the week, city officials say it's important to also remember local neighborhoods. >> this is really the locals. this is people who live in the avenues of san francisco, the various neighborhood groups and the business is that the local community supports. >> and given the seeming success of this trial run, engardio says he hopes to bring the night market back for more. we want to have night markets every month in the sunset. >> so this is where we're going to figure out what works, what doesn't. give us your feedback, and we're going to make them even better all next year in san francisco, tim johns, abc seven news. east bay, the t

alan mak it has been adopted in many places and millions of hectares used under biocontrol is, it a civilianrope we see some fantastic examples. forfarmers they europe we see some fantastic examples. for farmers they need to have pest and disease control and farmers will try this out to try out new things on their crops, so that gradually they will change from what's worked historically true what's worked historically true what they want to use now, but to have more biocontrol, you need more biocontrol, and that's the challenge is to ensure we are able to authorise biocontrol and authorise biocontrol and authorise biocontrol we need a provision to actually speed up the authorisation of biocontrol, this provision is available, and taxed under construction in the european union. available discussion european cannot assure global food security and to the same extent as genetic manipulation? —— can it assure? certainly we have effective biocontrol and we see a good example would be to take the valencia and delta. 16,000 hectares of freshwater lagoon and here is where you grow rice for payer. far

they should have already taken so mak, well, this is tokmak to them when moscow is on foot, respectivelye moment. right now, there is an expression that counter-attacks are when even more blood of new mobilized is required. this is absolutely serious. yes, the definition in society, and the collection of blood, uh, continues to expand geographically. according to the volumes that are needed for this blood. he noticed everything. he says, well, they are ready for a new grave. they are already a new cemetery on 265 hectares lined up, which means they are ready for mobilization. quite right. not only did they give the cemetery to the military commissars, but the rights and access to all databases, that is, who owns what, who can hide where? we know perfectly well that dozens. if not hundreds of thousands of people of military age are hiding in private houses in apartments. simply, without going out, women bring food to them. i know hundreds of such stories, and even those people who were stubborn at first. now he says, let's hurry, come yes, that is, they are waiting for us simply because t

but you never should mak e. d a comparison based on one variable. it's like saying tom bradye be o o.j. are the same because they both played football. g hillary clinton to jack the ripper just because they murdered people.b >> but you see how it works. that's not reporting. that's bomb throwingd it is . and it's just more proof that we live in an era when g driedative reportinis up like airplane glue on the inside of hunter's nostrils speak of the devil. did we see this kind of meticulous search for sources and stories involving hunter or the steele dossier epstein's client list or pretty much any story these days? yet we now seet some of most thorough journalism in memory no all, this energy devoted to a guy named russell brand, not justin trudeau, joe biden orarie bill clinton. and clinton's charity seems shadier than brian stelter's feet because, you know,. he's never over. yeah i. shade and of course it happens now not a decade ago when the events were allegedl y and ile hav get it people have their reasons for waitine g but the timing is impec

it had to be non-mak and at some point even he thought that we would probably do it in two parts, becauses, because it will be the most. i really like it. how do you understand? well the importance. uh, let's assume one frame, if at all. in the cinema with climate control, you will spoil. this is his phrase. well done, everything was cool, probably, we all say, yeah, he also looks at the monitor, what is he like? let's reshoot two or three more times to fix it, until he gets what he wants. i'm wondering when you are on this stations where there are absolutely different, so to speak, representatives of different states of different countries are generally friendly. this is such a concept, because you are all doing your experiments and every country, so to speak, probably hides it from you, but nevertheless. you are all doing something for humanity, a very important thing. there is some kind of solidarity understanding that we are all the same. atlanta up there is something not common to definitely know their foreign counterparts. i understand that we are all obsessed with one thing - space

maks: our parents made us love each other.pt telling us that when they die, we'll only have each other, and for little, tiny creatures that we were back then, six years apart... it left an impact. oh, my god, i really have to love him, and then, little did i know i didn't have to love him all the time. i could have not liked him sometimes, you know? but here we are. -um, it is a huge honor... -[chuckling] ...to work alongside this-- this man. um, yeah, no, we bring out, i think, a lot of great qualities in each other, especially on stage,

that in the sort o anti-woke environments, that can still work for a comedia on the come up trying to maknterpret it. we are comedians we talk to regular people. do you understand what i'm saying like, you, joy, can go into classroom and teach, straits point to point to point. me, i'm going to go an interpret what you said. so people can laugh at its because when you laugh at it you do examine what it is. does that make sense and that's what our job is as comedian to make all this hard stuff, t understand it, and to have a sense of humor about it. because lord have mercy, it' laughable sometimes. if, oh my goodness, if w didn't have comedy we would be losing our minds, if we didn't have a sense of humor abou some of the crazy stuff that i happening right now. and as far as getting involved how can i put this, how can not? i am a black woman and america so of course, i'm alread involved may existing, may existing, th advocacy of me just existing >> boom. >> is an advocate for blac people so there's no way to not b involved i don't shown people who don't i get it but i've just never been th

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. >> paula mak says she thinks events like this are exactly what the city needs to combat its strugglingmage, not just for local residents, but also for small businesses, many of whom said the market is a good opportunity for them to expand their customer base. >> i saw a lot of promotion for it online, but i think this is maybe something that san francisco is lacking right now after hosting a successful dreamforce convention earlier in the week, city officials say it's important to also remember local neighborhood adds, this is really the locals. >> this is people who live in the avenues of san francisco, the various neighborhood groups and the business is that the local community supports and giving the seeming success of this trial run. >> engardio says he hopes to bring the night market back for more. >> we want to have night markets every month in the sunset. so this is where we're going to figure out what works, what doesn't. give us your feedback, and we're going to make them even better all next year. >> in san francisco, tim johns, abc seven news. in the east bay, the top cop in

city and department are reviewing everything that happened to mak sure it doesn't happen again. >>> soto mayor sheng thao's office for her reaction. and to ask if she takes any responsibility for this. so far, we have not had a reply. >>> lot of disappointed people, reed. well, today is the first day of hispanic heritage month. and it's important to remember the struggle for some in our community. many who power our farming communities. it's been tough week for the neighbors in the communities after a federal judge ruled that the protection of the program for daca for dreamers is unlawful. our jocelyn moran talked with one san jose dreamer who's worried she may be forced the leave the only country she's ever known some day. >> i don't remember the trip here, i just -- one day i was i mexico. the next i was in l. a. and now in san jose california. >> reporter: she came to the u.s. with her family when she was just 3 years old. flush flush she's been protected from deportation and has had a work permit through the deferred action for childhood arrivals program better northeastern as daca

that high level of tourette automatically help democrats just might not be -- anymore and it might makeen doing in stopping people from going t the ballot box >> that certainly possibility. but it's also so much of thi has become tribal. so much of his attitudes are rooted in tribalism. so much of this is about cultural signifiers. and if it's become part of the two, you think about how muc donald trump has changed politics, just about everythin has been politicized what appear you drink. what support you watch it's political and some of this is not abou the broader electoral logic, but it's there's a symbolism there. we've seen in politics throughout part of the reaso why brian kemp one it wasn't that brian kem wasn't a republican, - >> no, he's very republican. -- but because he broke with trum on the elections and the statu of differences he was perceived as more moderates and that made th difference that may help republicans down the tourniquet to trump endorsing electio deniers didn't benefit from th same place as we did bra raffensperger testified before january 6th the committee

slipping their family'sonds diamonds to the bribe to make the democrats look the other way whenibes mak spy balloons fr and viruses leak out and china's online army ins interfered in the last election on behalf of bidenst, and biden covered it up. but that's not the only thinge e biden covered up. >> prime time just discovered that chinar has hacked the stae department. >> depa four months ago. they stole 60,000 emails fromsol blinken. >> social security number strategy securit memos, travel itineraries. >> biden, whose family took millions. from china, hid. the chinese hack from america and never punishedsiden beijing. republicans should impeach on thaldt. d but biden only tackles threats to himself. elf.trump indicted musk under four separate biden investigation and nowsmeae gold bar bob smeared as a. so what does gold bar bob haveav on the bidens? that's the question. let's ask john kiriakou, a former cia agent and senior investigator into the senate foreign relations committee. seniorestigatoso brennan went aw >> you know how this is done. h >> sure. what's going on here with gold b

paula mak says she thinks events like this are exactly what the city needs to combat its struggling image, not just for local residents, but also for small businesses, many of whom said the market is a good opportunity for them to expand their customer base. >> i saw a lot of promotion for it online, but i think this is maybe something that san francisco is lacking right now after hosting a successful dreamforce convention earlier in the week, city officials say it's important to also remember local neighborhoods. >> this is really the locals. this is people who live in the avenues of san francisco. the various neighborhood groups and the business is that the local community supports and giving the seeming success of this trial run. >> engardio says he hopes to bring the night market back for more. we want to have night markets every month in the sunset. >> so this is where we're going to figure out what works, what doesn't. give us your feedback, and we're going to make them even better all next year in san francisco, tim johns, abc seven news. >> in the east bay now, the top cop in san

so i really believe that we're in a place to win the battle if, in the next months, we mak the decisions to permit new coal fired power plants anymore in the world. and i think we're on track t begin to take those seriously. >> in terms of reducin emissions, you have countries, and i always interview the iraqi prime minister today desperate to get his companies -- countries economy back on trac after 20 years before. but at the same, time a lot of it goes through fossil fuel. how do you convince a leader like the iraqi prime minister, and other countries around the world, who desperately see economic progress throug fossil fuel, which is th largest part of their econom to not do that because -- >> it is today but they have to buy into this transformation they have to recognize, th uae. the uae has a national oil company. and the uae is no longer producing gas. but 15 or 20 years ago, the ua saw the future and made th decision they had to begin t diversify. what we need is the old energy companies need to become new energy companies and that means to transfor somewhat a lot of them are, o

he may just be saying that for public consumption, but we have asu monitoring mechanism to mak sure thiswhen he comes to new york for the united nations general assembly on monday, speech on tuesday, maybe americans or five americans will finally be released from house arrest and get out and get home and reunited with their family? >> he's clearly going to do it at some point. it'som good for how the regime perceived. the interesting thing to look at, the l nuclear -- it's the dl that's not a deal. we're talking to the iranian. at some point they're putting limits on their nuclear program, the size and quality, and they're hoping for sanctions relief in return. i would watch that space.or >> we will do that. i always listen to you richard haass. it's carried me all this time learning foreign policy. thank youe very much. >> great to be with you. thank you. >>> and that does it for our edition of "andrea mitchell reports." what a busy day. another one tomorrow. follow us on social media @mitchell reports. chris jansing reports starts right now. >>> good-day. i'm chris jansing live at msnb

re, mak video to prove it greg. >> of course you can make a joke about my legs. i mean my it's not that big a deal. i just had them blown offthis in afghanistan i. hey, this is just another way i can serve my country with laugh ats. >> my expense. get it, bud? >> jams, socks or no socks in bed? yes, but i put them mypillow ye i don't know what that beats what. >> it makes me laugh. oh, and roaches, fecal matter. k >> they may say that justy to make the story. spicier, right? but there's also good things in roaches. aches feca,like little bits of e and donuts. >> it's it. it's actually he's making a really good point. >> thank you, greg thank tyrus. because isn't our government telling us to eat insects and now they're tellin ment telg not to wear soft? it's stupid. this is the dumbesto weat show. i'm mad at us for even doing that. oh, gee, you walk around your. you're going to get my look, look, listen, i was for your birthday earlier this week. yeah. and i had a gift for you. but you made you yot really it really weird.n and now you're getting ready to go to a s

. >> but yeah, my -- my daughter, mak, is, like, a huge fan.e us up the other night when he dropped his single >> seth: "dude." >> it woke us up [ laughter ] like -- we're like - [ cheers and applause >> seth: now, what time can you wake up woody harrelson? like, what -- what's a good time >> i don't think it's ever a good idea. >> seth: yeah. >> you know? [ laughter ] >> seth: let a sleeping woody lie? >> exactly [ laughter ] >> seth: now you -- i should stress, you needed a little sleep because you did one of the great late night endeavors last saturday, you hosted "snl" for your fifth time. [ cheers and applause >> yeah, fantastic episode >> seth: and i -- let me say that the five-timers club -- the real accomplishment, you didn't just knock out five hosting stints in seven years. you stretched this out [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: it speaks to the breadth of your career your first one was 1989. do you remember your first time hosting "snl?" >> not even a little bit [ laughter ] >> seth: well, hold -- let me reframe it do you remember much

it will be the task of your generation to mak i the ceamic city place where future generations will come not on toiv but to live the good life. and i understand that if i stay here tig i would s enmichigan students are really doing their best to live the good life. [laughter] this is the place where the peace corps was started. [applause] it is inspiring to see how all of you, while you are in this country, are trying so hard to live at the level of the people. a second place where we begin to build a great society is in our countryside. we have always prided ourselves on being not only ameca the strong, and ameca the fe. but america the beautiful. today that beauty is in danger. the water we drink, the food we eat, the very air that we breathe are threatened with pollution. our parks are overcrowded. our seashores overburdened. green fields and dense forests are disappearing. a few years ago we were greatly concerned about the ugly america. to date we must act to prevent an ugly america but once the battle is lost,. [applause] once the battle is lost for it once our natural splendor is

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plajohn, but it seems like mak no money as a, picking cotton was it was not as good as playing left field for the yankees. i mean, i'm sure there were, you know, reasons wh y. winfie i mean, james winfield had some notes against him, no doubldsomet. there is one or 2% ofing black people in america who have a better life. >>s what youhat' think, one or 2%. okay, let's say 10%. it is no wonder that out of my . >> 98% of black americans are living the same life as they did in slavery . why would a white rock star say that? this are you trying to be an ally or is it white guilt? or do you just hate the country so much? you're blind of progress. ou are blii can't figure that oe >> everybody wants to be a culture warrior. >> but whose culture are you fighting for? thes e are the same people who told black america they'd be better off if we defunded the police . bette >> something nobody wanted except white progressives. just listen to the naacp in oakland. >> i'm a black man. more to raise an oprah when i walk up to the house every day. i wantedd raised i to say. se i so if that calls for some,

mak, yourere born in new yor bobby. you never lived in cuba.nd your parents cam e to america in 53 years before castro's revolutioyearn. and did the feds seize your bank account? if you're cuba n? no. it's only if you're a trump voter. trumsenator rubio is cuban. i don't think his life savingsan are in his windbreaker. >> it doesn't make any sense.hyg which is why gold barsold shoud have listened to the big guy and had plausible deniabilitabi >> joey diaz is a new jersey comedian. joeycomedian., what is going onh my friend gold bar? >> bob?you ha listen, you got it, right. whatever he learned from this, pavewith whal, beau biden. but you got to remember, i'm from union city. the senators from union citynats there's a history and union city. not anymore. no the people who are there now that the town is cleaned up. but hinow, 13,s he was understuy to william musto and that's actor that that's all you need to know him, having his moneye e in his house because he's cuban. you know, gold bars. i mean, you got to have an aidee to somebody who you're

mak or new york or pennsylvania just to say some words, show some respect. but i guess that makes sense. he's looking to win votes of generations that weren't alive when 911 happened. >> two years ago, he botched the war. >> he doesn't care. cary, it's scary times. >> the letter t, the number to the letter to dawg tunnel to towers. 11 bucks a month if you can commit iift. that's how they continue that. great work. thank you both. joey, thank you. good to see you. and coming up, the migrant crisiscrisis in york city is spiraling out of control. our very own sara carter has the latest. and next. don't forget, we're going to have live audienc audiencowe shows wednesday and thursday. tickets are free in neinorw yort city. just go to hannity, aecom and register and we'll check in with tulsi gabbard, governor ron desantis, and muc ht. more straight ahead. >> i hot ice works fast. heat makes it less real. the power of contrast zero. so you can rise from pain. >> i see that america needs a 180 degree change from the direction where joe biden is taking us right now.

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