mark: so you were busy.he australian military, the war in afghanistan was centered on one province: uruzgan. for 13 years, the australians fought to stabilize this poor and mountainous region, losing 41 soldiers along the way. the special forces would do the vast bulk of the fighting and killing, conducting thousands of operations. glenn kolomeitz: the vast majority of our special operations soldiers are highly professional and quite frankly, remarkable men. highly trained, highly professional men of high integrity who have done a very, very demanding job for us in very arduous circumstances. mark: glenn kolomeitz was a military lawyer who advised special forces on the legality of their afghanistan operations. glenn: i was involved in planning day and night for daytime operations and night-time operations, and there was always an element out in the field. always. so, there was always some activity happening outside the wire. there was a very high operational tempo whilst on rotation. mark: he taught them who

francine: mark, thank you so much for your time today. mark: thanks, francine.nk you. ♪ emma: so, who's my guest this week? it's the former senior white house advisor, fiona hill. it was one of the most compelling appearances during the trump impeachment hearings. blunt, composed, and incredibly distinctive with her strong northern english accent. president trump's top russia

francine: mark, thank you so much for your time today. mark: thanks, francine.nk you. ♪ we moved out of the city so our little sophie could appreciate nature. but then he got us t-mobile home internet. i was just trying to improve our signal, so some of the trees had to go. i might've taken it a step too far. (chainsaw revs) (tree crashes) (chainsaw continues) (daughter screams) let's pretend for a second that you didn't let down your entire family. what would that reality look like? well i guess i would've gotten us xfinity... and we'd have a better view. do you need mulch? what, we have a ton of mulch.

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francine: mark, thank you for your time today. mark: thanks, francine.nk you. ♪ rates with inflation. those are things that families and businesses have not had to deal with for 10 years. they have not had to operate in that environment. it is causing anxiety, which means for us, because we are up and down the country, branches and offices, we can spend time talking to businesses and helping them plan and deal with it. it is very different and not something people have had to do a long time. >> jp morgan will take over the first p

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mark porter. >> yes. >> mark edward porter.icense, this was the actual day. >> that's when! >> but selling a lot of coins did not prove that marc porter was guilty of murder. remember, mark also had an interest in the queen business. >> the best explanation for that was just simply that these four coins that marc porter had, it was just a coincidence that they happen to be sold the day after the terral was killed. >> still, the police, ibm executive retired school superintendent, and by all appearances, a pillar of the community who is now the prime suspect in the murders of jan and gary terrell. >> i never liked the guy. i didn't trust him. i thought he was something about fake. >> gary's father, larry, always had a bad feeling about mark. , and he was convinced if mark was the killer, the motive was money. >> well, i thought that he was befriending, recruiting and grooming my brother so he could gain access to his money. , and i think over a period of time, he saw jan as an obstacle. >> when jessica heard detectives were look

anatolyevich and mark.s of age as the oldest, but the life story of each of these theater heroes began in one grauerman maternity hospital. on the arbat , one was born a poet of human souls, the other a prose writer of human needs, when i said, let's go there. i will not call a large cabinet in every hadid. he says, well, what are you smearing, you yourself can have a name equal to mine, i don’t need it in the match. so thank you for your kind words, but don't. i made me leave. it has always been a tragedy when you go somewhere to some official, not for yourself. we never asked for anything for ourselves, we made you understand 74 apartments for the team. we built a sanatorium for the team, where people live practically free of charge, and all year round once in 1979. the life of a graduate of the theater school, the leading artist of the moscow regional drama theatre. varshaver brand, the great theatrical authority of rafikins has changed a lot, prepare a replacement for yourself , invited him to work as t

using the mark a a source identifier. in that ce, whatever we might thkbout the rogs test, that's far from the heartland of the roger's test. the ninth circuit just mad a mistake as to this, the end. why wouldn't thate the obvious or appropriate way to resolve this case if we were coming out your way? >> it's an oious and appropriate way. as a lawyer we have a problem. that's not this case. >> i think that's good legal princil. it's like an ordinary cmercial product using a mark as the source identifier. that doesn't get any special protecon. there is the legal principal f you. >> that looks like the fair usage exclusion congress didn't write-in. i'm fine with t commercial product. once you assume rogers you get into the situation of saying i allow a confusing short film but not a commercial. i'll allow a confusing painting but not wallpaper. i'll allow a video game but not a board game. >>his is not to suggest there is a secure roger's healand. it's totly unnecessary to think about that questn or get there. i'll just add

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holder has granted i provision to use its mark. whether it's gnt legal permission to the allegedly ininging mark. if the survey consumers think ah, you couldn't do this without getting jack daniels das permission, i think that's idence of likelihood of confusion. now i will say -- surveys are just -- i mean, it's one piece of the puzzle here, but it's not the whole thing. they are meant to be an approximation of the consumer perception in the marketplace. >> the surveys are expensive and they are in a test that is a multifactor test, which is confusing, which doesn't provide a lot of guidance in particular situations. it's an extremely kind of expensive litigation to go through. so, when you look at these hypotheticals that were given to you, whether they are political or artistic speech and your first line defense of this and second and third line defensive is don't worry, you will win on likelihood of confusion. i think that what this rogers testsll about is to say that there are some things the political hypotheticals, artistic

. ♪ ♪ mark: hello america, i'm mark levin, this is "life, liberty and levin."l the dig big l lie this week on over federal debt and about we'll default. we are getting propaganda from white house, the president and his ples secretary and democrats, i want to break it down, it will determine the state of our economy in weeks and months and years ahead. first we need to look at the constitution. let's take a look. who is responsible for spending and borrowing? raising taxes, is it the president? obviously not, article i section 8: >> the first part of that. it is not a suggestion. it is not ambiguous this say choir power that legislature has, when you look at history, back to britain and the parliament with the king. this was something that the framers of your constitution looked at, they wanted this power not to be with the king or this presidency they created or executive branch. they are supposed to execute the laws passed by congress, they gave this power to congress, to the people who are directly electioned in congress. senator of the time chosen by state l

mark: john jr. >> yeah. mark: not all. >> no. mark: but ted in particular.e was down in palm beach, tell us about the that. >> i had a very good relationship with him for some the reason, we were different, i was a real estate developer primarily. i did him a favor to him it was a big thing. i helped him on something. for some reason he liked it, it was important to him. had i helped him. he was very loyal in that sense. get a long with him very well. he went on to have a lot of problems, i would is a said he would be president some day but chappaquiddick was ter iterrible. i knew him because of palm beach, and i got to know john kennedy well, john-john, he would have been a fantastic president, he had a magazine named george. his mother wanted him to go into politics, he wanted to be an actor, he was a handsome guy. i think he probably would have been good at whatever he wanted to do, he was with caroline, just, i knew him before he was the married and after. they fought like cats and dogs but they love each other. different from our relationship with your

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thanks mark. i::: addison. thanks mark. here's the isissi— addison. thanks mark.fighter jets american made f—16fighterjets and the training of ukrainian pilots . volodymyr zelenskyy also pilots. volodymyr zelenskyy also dismissed claims that the russian mercenary wagner group has captured the city of bakhmut . well, three people have been taken to hospital after a double decker bus hit a bridge in glasgow. the vehicle struck the underside of a railway bridge in tradeston , shearing its roof off tradeston, shearing its roof off and becoming wedged stuck. police temporarily closed a number of roads while passengers were treated at the scene. all trains were stopped and engineers from network rail scotland were brought in to check that the bridge was safe to reopen . and the prince of to reopen. and the prince of wales has joined royal navy submariners preparing to take on a transatlantic rowing challenge. the duke of cambridge released a video of his visit to a training session, organised by the hms audacious crew in 2019. they began raising money to support the men

mark welcome to mark dolan tonight.ting conservative mp for morley and outwood in west yorkshire, andrea jenkyns goes and as keir starmer says, he has a plan to tackle the channel migrant crisis. can labour stop the boats? i'll be asking tonight's newsmaker for the formidable ann widdecombe in my take at ten itv are expected to axe this morning by the autumn . this sorry drama is one autumn. this sorry drama is one of their own making . and two of their own making. and two weeks ago i broke the internet with my extraordinary offer to step in and rescue the show . step in and rescue the show. after ten, find out whether that offer still stands . mark dolan offer still stands. mark dolan tonight is the home of the papers with tomorrow's front pages at exactly 1030 with the three top pundits who haven't been told what to say and who don't. follow the script tonight , hilary freeman, john sergeant and linda jubilee . tonight, i'll and linda jubilee. tonight, i'll be asking the pundits should rishi sunak cap food prices ? is

mark welcome to mark dolan tonight.ting conservative mp for morley and outwood in west yorkshire, andrea jenkyns goes and as keir starmer says, he has a plan to tackle the channel migrant crisis. can labour stop the boats? i'll be asking tonight's newsmaker for the formidable ann widdecombe in my take at ten itv are expected to axe this morning by the autumn . this sorry drama is one autumn. this sorry drama is one of their own making . and two of their own making. and two weeks ago i broke the internet with my extraordinary offer to step in and rescue the show . step in and rescue the show. after ten, find out whether that offer still stands . mark dolan offer still stands. mark dolan tonight is the home of the papers with tomorrow's front pages at exactly 1030 with the three top pundits who haven't been told what to say and who don't. follow the script tonight , hilary freeman, john sergeant and linda jubilee . tonight, i'll and linda jubilee. tonight, i'll be asking the pundits should rishi sunak cap food prices ? is

the question i wanted ask mark, if i may quickly, is on the tapes you alluded the fact, mark, that like any other source, one has to use the tapes with caution. i would love to hear you have a thought on how you, since you're so involved with this in, the in this crucial project, the presidential recordings project what you think of the tapes as a source. there's a if you have a quick thought on that and then maybe more to the point here, how important the tapes are for vietnam, for the cuban missile crisis. it seems to me i would i would argue that the tapes are really for our understanding of kennedy's deliberations and his decision on the missile crisis for johnson in vietnam. it's a huge loss that we can discuss with respect to nixon, obviously. but on this question of kennedy and vietnam, would you say the tapes are really significant or not? so i would they're really significant and there's one moment in particular that strikes me as as really compelling. and that is in may of 1963, after mcnamara returned from one of these secretary of defense meetings there, the interagency proc

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. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ mark: hello america, i'm mark levin, this is "life, liberty and levin."you are here. joe biden will run his presidential campaign not just from his basement but on the issue of freedom, he has tested it out. freedom versus tyranny or versus maga republicans, joe biden stands for freedom. actually joe biden stands for totalitarian implement ism, not a damn thing he has done as president to promote freedom. joe biden is the last of the segregationists. he likes to pretend he was part of the civil rights movement. he was part of the ant anticivil rights movement. when he stepped foot in senate he befriended most racists in the senate, we took him under his wing, the documents show us, the speeches and vote show. what it he do? he opposed every attempt at integrating public schools particularly in the inner-cities including wilmington. he opposed every attempt at integrating cities, period. joe biden was a full-floated segregationist and racist. he is always remaking himself into something he is not. he was n noton not a civil right activist but a plaigerrist

mark isn't back to. mark. . isn't bethany back to. mark- . isn't bethany the back to. mark— .s time. welcome to-dolan tonight- back in an hour's time. welcome to-dolan tonight in- back in an hour's time. welcome to dolan tonight in my big to mark dolan tonight in my big ootmom— to mark dolan tonight in my big opinion, labour— to mark dolan tonight in my big opinion, labour performed sttomgty— opinion, labour performed sttomgty ot— opinion, labour performed strongly at the— opinion, labour performed strongly at the local elections, tut— strongly at the local elections, tut tt— strongly at the local elections, tut tt smot— strongly at the local elections, but if sunak stays the course , but if sunak stays the course, toes— but if sunak stays the course, ttxes me— but if sunak stays the course, fixes the economy and stops the toots— fixes the economy and stops the boots. tt-s— fixes the economy and stops the boots. tt-s ott— fixes the economy and stops the boats. it's all to— fixes the economy and stops the boats. it's all to play for in a yes— boats. it's all to play for in a ye

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mark.or those invertebrates. snowflake cory, who want to bnng snowflake cory, who want to bring our great country down from the inside. go get him, rishi. i'm backing you all the way . thank you so much for that way. thank you so much for that , daryl. okay. is our next guest ready to go ? let's do it now. ready to go? let's do it now. nurses in half of england's hospitals mental health and community services have now been on strike for just over an hour since 8:00 this evening with nhs chiefs warning that care is at risk. the action by the royal college of nursing members will run until the end of tomorrow . run until the end of tomorrow. nurses are walking out of critical services such as intensive care for the very first time, health secretary steve barclay expressed disappointment at the escalating strike action , but said he strike action, but said he welcomed local mitigations for critical services. however, he said the lack of national exemptions risks patient safety. these strikes,

shared tenacity is what makes mark— shared tenacity is what makes mark cavendish special.vendish special. any amount of times we've written them — amount of times we've written them off— amount of times we've written them off in his career with his head — them off in his career with his head at— them off in his career with his head at two adversity, epstein—barr virus and he head at two adversity, epstein—barrvirus and he kept coming — epstein—barrvirus and he kept coming back, even now i'm not convinced — coming back, even now i'm not convinced he's gonna walk off the stage. it'sjust been remarkable. 161 wins, 34 stage remarkable. 161wins, 34 stage wins _ remarkable. 161wins, 34 stage wins at — remarkable. 161wins, 34 stage wins at the tour de france, eddie — wins at the tour de france, eddie burks is the only ones to equal— eddie burks is the only ones to equal that. eddie burks is the only ones to equalthat. so eddie burks is the only ones to equal that. so many different ways— equal that. so many different ways you _ equal that. so many different ways you can cut this.

mark: that story from jerusalem.ext, gh -- ugandan lawmakers passed a new version of an anti-gay bill that removed a clause that criminalized identifying as lgbtq. changes were asked for that would -- identify those -- homosexuality is illegal in the east african country under colonial law. this is the wording of the law, it says against the order of nature. the punishment for that offense is life imprisonment. legislation prescribes the death penalty for what is described in the words of the law as aggravated homosexuality, which is described as sexual relations bombing a minor and other categories of vulnerable people, or when the perpetrator is infected with the hiv virus. a senior artificial intelligence specialist has resigned from google, saying he wants to warn of using it to instigate violence. all this as a white house meeting has been called with the cheapest -- executives of microsoft, google, and others. the vice president and other officials will discuss key artificial intelligence issues. reporter: it i

mark rober. and billions of people are injured crossing the street each year because they are distracted on their phones. we are going to do something about it because i have got a bike and i have got a train horn. let's go save some lives. [horn honking] no phones in the intersection. it is kind of a safety thing with the city. it was. yeah. >> [bleep] >> mark: people are just so happy to learn about safety. [bike bell ringing] [sirens] >> no phones in the crosswalk. it is a safety thing. it is like a city ordinance. that was me. >> you can get hit by a car and getting scared by the horn. >> mark: you are welcome for saving your life. [horn honking] you are on your phone in the crosswalk. >> sorry. >> mark: it is okay. never forget this is the day you were saved by mark rober. [horn honking] thanks for not using your phone at the intersection. you can't do that. safety first. you guys drive the buses? nice. how big of an issue is this where people are on their phone crossing right in front of yo

mark: so, the question is who done it?we go back to another hey i generated photo id bumped -- another ai-generated photo i debunked of the pub, the creator is the very same. an artist that goes by the name guerrero arts. he did not limit his artistic endeavor to one tech billionaire. he did another, a series on mark zuckerberg as well with other female robots. there's more kissing there as well. we can see not just a female robot but a humanoid robot, and in this set, mark zuckerberg is the robot. this set has definitely taken it an extra step further. however, all of those pictures, as i said, were not made by this artist. there was another contributor as well, and that is the artist diana stark. she took to twitter to explain exactly how and why she made these. what's interesting is we can see her prompt that she entered into the ai program in order to create those, and the prompt is extremely detailed. it is not just what she wants the photograph to be, which is elon musk kissing hyper feminine female robot, but there'

mark: finally have a cost. included in that price? >> between new jersey and london it's 9,000, just under $9,000 and that's one human and one big dog or two smaller pets. maria: okay. >> and it's all from private terminal so you don't have to be in the airport 3 hours before. the dogs socialize together on the aircraft and when you arrive in london, there's no keys for immigration and then off you go. maria: many u.s. and uk airlines do not allow pets in the cabin car. they have restrictions, what are the policies about that, what do we need to understand having your cat or dog with you? >> i can't speak on behalf of the airlines. maria: about k9. >> well, the whole idea has been born out of people who do not want to put best friends or family in cargo anymore under the belly of the aircraft. there's no restrictions. the dogs can sit on your lap or you can buy a seat if you wish for the dog. maria: i hope the dogs and the cats don't fight when they are on board. >> the cats have to stay in their carriers for r

michael: any response of the mark. mark: i think it raises the question whether 26 amendment of recounting is that contentious move and i think that will be a ridiculous question to pose even to pose the question in a classroom. to insert an idea of possibility there. it's like the sexual revolution in the gender re- founding. and again, the questions, the nature, i don't think that that gives two way to become the suggestiveness of it. and again, we will see on the proof of this will be what kind of item unit for curriculum will be built out of these questions. michael: let's talk about that. some people criticized the roadmap for not having hard that it is built around these questions. and that means that leaves out a certain amount of detail. and just last week at the thomas b. fordham institute we just released a major review of u.s. history. you can check that out. and for some good news, five states did a great job, both red and blue state predict the 20 states in those days, they didn't or they whoever got toget

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thanks mark. r:z”r:z addison. thanks mark. here's the lorecc— addison. thanks mark.olodymyr zelenskyy also dismissed claims that the russian mercenary wagner group has captured the city of bakhmut . well, three people have been taken to hospital after a double decker bus hit a bridge in glasgow. the vehicle struck the underside of a railway bridge in tradeston , shearing its roof off tradeston, shearing its roof off and becoming wedged stuck. police temporarily closed a number of roads while passengers were treated at the scene. all trains were stopped and engineers from network rail scotland were brought in to check that the bridge was safe to reopen . and the prince of to reopen. and the prince of wales has joined royal navy submariners preparing to take on a transatlantic rowing challenge. the duke of cambridge released a video of his visit to a training session, organised by the hms audacious crew in 2019. they began raising money to support the mental health of their colleagues. so far, they've raised over £110,000. we're on tv online on dab+ radio and on tune t

my mark meets guest is the mp wis— my mark meets guest is the mp wis survived— my mark meets guest is mp who survived a murder attempt by an isismis— who survived a murder attempt by an islamic extremist in 2010 who siss— an islamic extremist in 2010 who came that close— an islamic extremist in 2010 who came that close to— an islamic extremist in 2010 who came that close to being stabbed to came that close to being stabbed is sessi— came that close to being stabbed is issii. is— came that close to being stabbed to death. he spent— came that close to being stabbed to death. he spent 30 years in ssiiissisii— to death. he spent 30 years in parliament and— to death. he spent 30 years in parliament and he's seen it all. sir parliament and he's seen it all. sis sissisi— parliament and he's seen it all. sir stephen timms tells his iisisiiiis— sir stephen timms tells his incredible story— sir stephen timms tells his incredible story later this hour . it incredible story later this hour . ii migii— incredible story later this hour . it might take— incredible story later this hour . it might ta

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mark: i'm not sure. if people are unhappy, perhaps they should expressed in a different way, but nonetheless, there is an issue to be examined, and examined it should be. as ever, great to see you. thank you very much. let's go truthing or faking. good evening to you. allegations online as ever that in ukraine, the capitol kyiv, nightclubs are up and running. tell us more. >> that's right. according to these allegations, online parties in kyiv are in full swing despite the war in ukraine, and these parties are allegedly funded by international donations. these are the claims with this video that has been viewed on twitter over 8 million times, posted on may 3, where we see this alleged scene of a very active nightlife in kyiv, and this is an image of four different nightclubs in the ukrainian capital that allegedly took place recently. here's the original tweet from radio genova. this tweet has been seen over 35 million times on twitter from this account that is known as an at least top-five account for

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mark sney- back to. mark eney. - back to. mark grey . c355. back to. mark- grey .they're not terrible , of course they're not terrible, terrible, terrible . the terrible, terrible. the hypocrisy of those infected with the woke mind virus is unlimited. they are exactly that of which they accuse everyone else and they find racism everywhere where except where it actually is staring at them in the mirror. we are all brothers and sisters in the eyes of god . and sisters in the eyes of god. although progressive woke warriors who seek nothing but division and conflict clearly didn't get the memo. and that's what i call terrible . what's what i call terrible. what's your view? ten mile an hour cities calling prisoners guests. and what about those remarks ? and what about those remarks? terribly white. the royal family let me know, mark at gb news .uk. i especially want to hear from you. if you don't agree, let's get the views now of my top pundits tonight, political commentator benedict spence broadcast and comedian tommy sandhu, an and ethnographer and top academic docto