he is from the state of marilyn yes, and there he ensured the legalization of marijuana, ensured the tion of the law and promoted the interests of lgbt yes, it is in maryland that the nazis zazov speak to schoolchildren in front of children, and before that they went to a television show where they talked about azov and about what is happening in ukraine from their point of view. here we are often reproached that the propaganda of the belarusian propaganda in including she invents and thinks. yes, and so these are just ken and the azov. it would be necessary to invent if they weren’t there, but they are here , in your opinion, his statement. it's just a frozen element. one of the many or russophobia becomes such an ideology of the new ideology of fascism is liberal fascism, like john golberg in his book liberal fascism, because they are not up to obama says. this is an american political scientist , a political publicist, who wrote this wonderful book back in 2012, where demonstrated the structural similarity of modern globalist left-liberal discourse. what is promoted by part of the

he's from the state of marilyn yes, and there he ensured the legalization of marijuana ensured the passageed the interests of the lgbt yes, it is in maryland that the nazis call out to schoolchildren in front of children, and before that they went to tv show, where they talked about azov and what is happening in ukraine from their point of view. here we are often reproached that the propaganda of the belarusian propaganda, including it, invents and invents. yes, like kraskin, i would have to come up with if they didn’t exist, but they are here ruskin, in your opinion, his statement. it 's just a frozen item. one of many or russophobia becomes such an ideology new ideology of fascism of liberal fascism, like john golberg in his book of liberal fascism, because that they are not up to obama says. this is an american political scientist and political publicist who, back in 2012, wrote this wonderful book, where he demonstrated the structural similarity of the modern globalist left-liberal discourse. what is promoted by part of the democratic party. the ct of her bludgeoning is what promotes g

>> yes, i think her name was marilyn. >> stephen: yes. >> and she was in the audience. >> and she said i would love her to sing me a gospel song. if i could do ti would. so i did. and it was on the spur of the moment. i love to live in the moment. and everybody is a part of it. it's like i wanted her to be able to walk away with a good memory. >> stephen: here it is. ♪ jesus promised me a home no more sickness, sorrow, pain ♪ jesus, he promised me a home over there ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> i love moments like that. >> stephen: fantastic. >> i love moments like that. >> stephen: not to put you on the spot, but do you have another little gops nel your pocket right now? >> another gospel? >> stephen: just a touch? had ( clears throat ) >> you always put me on the spot ♪ jesus promised me a home over there ♪ no more sickness, sorrow, p pain, or care ♪ because jesus, he promised me a home over there ♪ ( cheers and applause ) thank you! >> stephen: i don't-- i don't-- i don't know if anyone else-- how many people in the world have been lucky enough to be sitting this clos

marilyn yes. okay. fair marilyn vaiews@gbnews.uk. yes. okay. fair marilyn vaiew scotland s.uk. yes. eak from should scotland break from the rest of the uk? should the rest of the uk before scotland? it's unlikely it'll happen any time soon. nicholas sturgeon, soon. but nicholas sturgeon, she's still waving that flag. she i she for scottish independence. i can't but wonder whether or not whether she's whipping up whether not she's whipping up xenophobic but these xenophobic. but first, these latest headlines . good it's latest headlines. good it's 4:33. i'm bethany elsey , the gb 4:33. i'm bethany elsey, the gb newsroom. the home secretary says she is committed to reducing levels of migration as the number the uk has its highest level since the second world war. office for national data shows 504,000 more people moved to the uk than left in year to june. it beats the previous of 390,000. in 2015. suella braverman said the rise has been driven by fleeing the war and the evacuation from afghanistan . the chair of afghanistan. the chair of a safeguarding that dealt with the case of a fiv

i was thinking, yes, uh, marilyn monroe and elvis presley well, they never sang together, especiallyouple victoria sinitsyna ivan skobrev in his manner , easily quickly sporty and, uh, very dashing. i'd said, they have almost all the elements turned out without a hitch and without a hitch. now, we are waiting for the jury's evaluations. yes, after all, in fact, it is the performance of this pair that will sum up the results of the competitions of our teams of the trim headquarters of alexander zhulin , behind whom the second program is played by ilya verkh and now it depends on the assessments of this duet. which of the teams. in the end, it will be the winner in our project. very large depth in the room very large depth. yes, super well done, i laughed what kind of guitar i am victoria sinitsyna ivan skobarev marks for technique all six zero among score six points exactly scores for artistry interesting 6:0605 9 5 9 6 0 average score 5.96 total score 11.96 what did you miss? now i wanted to hear what exactly tatyana anatolyevna please. nothing to put 6:0. well, yes, that's it, well,

i mean, inclusive, it's marilyn, i'm a counselor moving slowly with your food was so yes, a meet isn't language it and. and i'm looking for work and ha, food and on. i got all here. i live all 30 of us thing to be upon candida this year in our end to the ban and condition cool. well look more kid. i was little done shop. i had only mcdonough to talk with them to lose you guys when we come and into a lot more not look hot. they come up, it was act, martha sledge in a little while so many guys, many come to do all to didn't get images manager just a whole. alright. i a time, a mil leticia woman to that the near your will gotten, were seen clutching in the financing that jojo. hi, pamela alexander. let's hope say all that you find. so $1.00 ticket for the odd had the andrea you see, and you in a ha, queen and i to $100.00 to be am. so yes, i knew that orange warmer form, the hotel and the mom zuka, she cannot whatever, most, at the minimum, in shallow missouri and a law on a, a while bush, a booty, a while a shasta side of shasta, i mean they got that to ball know jordan, you can put them

yes, and he is a confused. he's a reenactor for marilyn regiment and he spends his leisure time working volunteering at harpers ferry, which is the site of john brown's raid. that was an he intended to emancipate africans. he wanted to sort he sort of and tried to start a civil war that would free black people before the civil war actually happened, but in some ways he failed like in almost immediately they were defeated and some people thought it was a suicide mission right like frederick douglass right was like, yeah. i'm not very good called in sick right here was like, i'm not feeling well and so, you know, we don't know if she actually was not feeling well, she was like that. it was just it was not a very well thought out plan arguably but a passionate. one, you know driven by a deep sense of justice, right? so that's where i started in west virginia partially because everybody was like you're going to west virginia by yourself like black lady. you should be afraid right and so, you know, but i went and we had this conversation. i cal

yes. legally, she is short and full. would have a machine by somebody in a traditional now with yeah, i, she, marilyn, you mentioned that the one that is conducting them with actual back it will get you some, some white thing an issue with ah, is this goes to my unit with a paint issue? with what it is that she was worried that were in school when she goes to wind kiddos, i need 3 year minimum, but she's going to get a hold of them. so she's jenny, near, you know, it's a double month. 70 general social eugene, you ship machine, you're going yeah, i will talk with ms. each of those marina. let me see. mm hm. via golf meet that. he's dish him on the dog or william quarter to probably other pieces to heal approval. i need to let egan stop, and he had a smart, they would sell off of context a premium, but most of them you'll get growth. but if you dollars a year, we're busy. but anyway, she me on big of a tory, see just a moment here. remiss and they were to be equal with on bus, please. ah, ah ah ah, the elections are almost completely removed from day to day lives to the american people. and so the american people, i beli

marilyn in portland, oregon. you say yes to age limits for elected office will tell us why.ecause somewhere around the age of 80 to 85, there just is a change in a person's thought process. i believe that if you limit it to 80, even if you are in a four-year to six-year office, you go into that timeframe. as for term limits, that is the ballot box. people just sometimes -- a lot of times do not take the time to actually investigate the candidate. they just vote for whatever name they happen to recognize on the ballot, which is just a failure of our educational system and person's cognitive thought process, even when they are younger people. as for up-and-coming persons, i would like to see nikki haley on the ticket. i wouldn't mind seeing sarah palin on the ticket. greg abbott, and of course ron desantis. but we do need younger people. i think that after a certain amount of time, you just get stuck in your same thought process, and we need the thought process in our whole system, whether it is local or regional or federal. host: before you go, you saw this past week senator

marilyn in portland, oregon. you say yes to age limits for elected office will tell us why. because somewhere around the age of 80 to 85, there just is a change in a person's thought process. i believe that if you limit it to 80, even if you are in a four-year to six-year office, you go into that timeframe. as for term limits, that is the ballot box. people just sometimes -- a lot of times do not take the time to actually investigate the candidate. they just vote for whatever name they happen to recognize on the ballot, which is just a failure of our educational system and person's cognitive thought process, even when they are younger people. as for up-and-coming persons, i would like to see nikki haley on the ticket. i wouldn't mind seeing sarah palin on the ticket. greg abbott, and of course ron desantis. but we do need younger people. i think that after a certain amount of time, you just get stuck in your same thought process, and we need the thought process in our whole system, whether it is local or regional or federal. host: before you go, you saw this past week senato

yes. legally, she is short and full would if it's a huge night that i mean it limousine is by somebody in a traditional canal with yeah, i she, marilyn, you mentioned that the one that is conducting it with actual back it got you some, some white thing an issue with ah, is this is tim mckillop with a paint issue with that she was worried that we're in school when she goes to who wins kiddos. i need nippy here. minimum but she's going to get a hold of them. so she's jenny, near you. there's a bumble. not so many general social eugene, you ship machine ukraine. yeah, i will talk with ms. each of those marina. let me see. mm hm. via golf meet that he's dish him on the dog or when quarter to probably at the approval. i used to lead egan stomach and he had a smart they would sell off of congestion. yeah. murder, he's going to have me premium, but most of them you'll get the roof. but if you dollars a year, we're getting bullied away. she me on big of a tory see just a moment here, remiss and they would you be equal with them bust please. ah, what he's got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an a