mark: just under.avid: when you are head of the central bank of england, does the queen call you for advice or does she ever ask you anything? did you ever meet the queen? mark: i did have a few audiences. david: the prime minister, he or she does not appoint you. mark: you are appointed by the sovereign. david: you report to the board of governors, i assume. mark: you report to the british people, really, through parliament. that is the accountability. you can only be removed for incapacity and that -- david: did you enjoy that job? mark: job security. did i enjoy that? i did. it was -- sometimes, in the thick of it, it does not feel enjoyable, but it was incredibly challenging. there was a lot going on which is the reason why an outsider came in. i did enjoy it. david: was it more fun to be head of the central bank of canada or head of the central bank of england? mark: the challenges were much greater in the u.k.. you had an institution that had been totally transformed. you had a financial system t

that with us, meant mark.o think. >> the victims family one of the accused represented by you because they believe he was innocent? >> correct. >> once in a while thing hardly ever happens. >> more like never. >> but 14 months after the murder when mark went on trial the family, his, karens, and there's filled the galleries every day. to support him. >> you were there because you know that person. >> the judge allowed cameras in court but no audio so we cannot play the testimony of the woman from idaho. and decided to conceal her identity. that's the one he texted, and phone, but had not seen in more than three decades. still, it was to be with her, said the state. that mark killed his wife. and on the stand? >> at one point she said that mark had mentioned that if they were meant to be together something bad would have to happen. >> the woman did not seem to know what mark meant by that, but the prosecution meant he would have to kill karen. not just so that he could be with the idaho woman, but that he would

to mark the change of responsible and to celebrate the service of general mark milley. a combat infantryman, a master parachute, a green beret, a warrior. served a total of five years in the war zone, from panama to haiti bosnia to hey tee to afghanistan to iraq. a chest full of medals to show for it. a leader who once ran across a bridge booby-trapped with mines to stop two battle tanks filled with wounded troops from driving across it. a patriot, uncompromising in his duty, unflimpling in the face of danger. unwavering in his service to the country. and holly ann, none of us can say enough about you. you sevenned alongside every step of the way. that's not hyperbole. you served alisteningside him every step of way. you pulled double and triple duty to make sure you and mark were doing right by your family. supported your military community while maintaining your own career as a nurse. incredible what you've achieved, holly ann. the work you've done to increase support for military spouse employment. going to keep improving the lives of military families for a long tim

i was surprised he did not come shoot me instead of mark. >> do you think hollander was jealous of mark had a win in that case. >> this was revenge? >> most assuredly, yes. >> the pieces of the puzzle were now quickly coming together. the fbi determined the gun hollander used to kill himself was the same one he used to kill daniel and mark angelucci. >> the same. 380 caliber hand gun, legally purchased in the 19 eighties. >> agent denahan and his team tracked hollander's movements, minute by minute. his shooting spree began when he got on a train in new york city. >> he took amtrak out to california, bringing the weapon with him. >> surveillance cameras captured him at the los angeles train station, and at the one in san bernardino. he spent a few days in the area, denahan says, most likely tracking of mark, waiting for the perfect time to kill him. >> how does he get back? >> same way. he immediately returns, same way. >> he then pick up the silver rental car in philly and drove to new jersey. >> tracking his cell phone, we can put him down, and very close proximity to the judges resid

mark anatolyevich zakharov.three degrees. but mark zakharov considers, of course, the lenkomu theater to be his main achievement in life. here he raised three generations of actors. here he staged his best, here he received president dmitry medvedev at the tea table and today, without any affectation, he reacts joyfully when the theater on dmitrovka is called zakharovsky. his analytical mind and healthy sarcasm still serve well. about three or four years ago i suddenly met a man flying towards me with some kind of familiar face, i understand that i don’t... recognize him directly, but it would be awkward if i somehow, so to speak, dodge this meeting, i would also rush in with absolutely the same enthusiasm. to him, we kissed each other, and he looked at me intently and said, mark, where are you now? i realized that all the thinking about the director's fame, glory, merit, order of the first degree, for services to state, all this is blech. no, and has the character of some relative joys. zakharov’s independent w

and now mark meadows.k meadows was, as you know, wolf, donald trump's shadow the entire time he was chief of staff. he will know every conversation, every lie, every illegal action that was taken by donald trump. and he's going to be able to testify to it. and he's not going to be able to back off of what he told me, which was he considered mark meadows the next james a. baker iii. well, if you think he's got that much integrity, trust, and honor, that's the wrong person to have sit in the witness chair pointing the finger of guilt at you if you're donald trump. and that's going to affect republican voters as we get ready to vote in iowa, in new hampshire, over the next three to four months. >> do you think these plea deals, these immunity deals, will lead to even more people from trump's inner circle seeking immunity or a plea deal, for that matter, with the prosecutors? >> of course it will, wolf. because it's like a game of musical chairs. there's only so many chairs, and there's always more people than

of course, mark meadows' word against donald trump's, mark meadows is someone when you cover him and he has a reputation of being someone who says one thing to someone, one thing to someone else and a was an issue in the time period because we heard from the january 6th congressional testimony people saying mark meadows you need to step in, you're the chief of staff here, and he basically said trump wasn't listening to anyone who was pushing back on the election stuff. >> you mentioned the truth social posting from the former president going after -- saying mark meadows he didn't think he would do this. inside the trump operation, what's the response to? >> i think they have suspected something was going on. questions have been going around washington. they start within the trump orbit and they know mark meadows is silent. his attorney doesn't speak to the other attorneys here. that's typically something going on is they were reading the tea leaves pre-indictment in washington to see what was going to happen. the question also is how this impacts georgia and what's happening there be

tonight we remember mark zakharov. and really mother with this... and somehow she was taught to read more or less fluently, and then she seemed very good when we watched a group of students, the artistic council, well, i remember, this is elena alekseevna, our one of leading actress, who played lenin's mother in all films, she was always lenin's mother, a deputy of the supreme council, she suddenly hit the table with her fist and said that we are now going to discuss what? discuss, the man didn’t take his wife to the theater, and we will discuss our daughter, everyone felt guilty, so somehow she was enrolled, sash, well, such a caustic remark from lenya that i would have gone to work for dad too, if i wasn’t drawn to dad, yes to dad, yes to dad, but i was drawn, and so on - everything is easier, you always want to settle down. i got a job today too, i just want to say about this, but i was just talking about ethics, yes, yes, yes, so, i said, i left, you see, yes, i’m lazy, i, sasha, really want to ask such a thing, at

this -- i am mark owen. the headlines. from -- trump falsely charged -- at stake, the future of new properties. $250 million fine. oak main and a package from the eu, zelenskyy says ukraine's victory depends on cooperation with europe. he was speaking at a meeting in kyiv. a vital meeting. today, 586 -- on day 586 of the russian invasion. discussing to skinny the nobel prize for enabling the creation of mrna vaccines against covid 19. technology has also been studied to fight cancer and other diseases. this is live from paris. mark: thank you for being with us. the complaint this month with new york state lawyers trying to hold him accountable while he denounced the case as a scam. the case accuses the business mogul and politician of deceiving banks, insurers, and others by habitually misstating his wealth in financial statements -- basically playing about how rich he actually is. >> this is a scam. my financial statements are phenomenal. this is election interference, plain and simple. they are trying to damage me so i d

mark: hello america i am mark levin and this is life, liberty and levin. am pissed off and i want to get a few things off my chest here. like some facts are. this pc self and of spending for the by demonstration. massive intelligence failure all day long. massive intelligence failure. israel is under attack. they have people in the streets being slaughtered. people in their homes being sought or have you seen this video of them kidnapping people and walking them around like they are not even human beings. killing people left and right then they call them gaza militants. palestinian these are nazis. these are what the nazis do this is what the nazis are all about. this is what their children are being taught. whether it is the palestinian authority or hamas or iran, the same thing nay nazis taught their kids jews are dogs. dues are jews are nonhuman. this goes on and on and on for the accountability is necessary. accountability. first of all intelligence failure i do not know. pearl harbor was attacked did that me too go on and on and on about intelligence

mark now it's back to. mark >> thanks, aaron. welcome to mark dolan.onight, all the latest on israeli troops going into gaza as and when we get it into gaza as and when we get it in my big opinion, labour divisions on israel are the tip of the iceberg. if starmer gets in, brace yourselves. for five years of civil war. here in the big story, are hamas winning the pr war? i'll be speaking to a former islamic extremist and supporter of the terror group who now denounces actions. who now denounces their actions. you won't want miss this you won't want to miss this incredible interview . my mark incredible interview. my mark meets guest is one of the most respected journalists in the world. us tv news icon diane dimond , who was the first dimond, who was the first journalist to reveal child abuse allegations michael allegations against michael jackson and has now turned her attention to the disappearance of mccann . she joins of madeleine mccann. she joins us before the end of the hour. it might take a ten itv and the bbc have embarrassed themselves with th

mark: the c.d.c. has a limited overall that then relatively flat over some decades took a hit with the budgetary challenges, with the great recession of 2008 and hadn't really recovered by the time covid came around. thises would emphasize -- this would emphasize that unlike f.d.a. which is a national structure for getting safe and effective treatments to people and using them to protect and promote health, c.d.c. is, as janet said, very much a federal agency. so most of its limited budget goes as kind of pass-throughs with c.d.c. oversight to state and local public health offices. there are over 3300 state and local public health offices across the country and with limited grant funding and that funding through the way congress appropriates for c.d.c. split into a bunch of different silos. some of which were about emergency response, some of which were about other good public health goals, to your point. you know, smoking cessation, maternal health, filling in gaps in our health care system around in

mark tadros: yeah. johnny devenanzio: just like this. oh! mark tadros: there it is. johnny devenanzio: there we go. mark tadros: the packing process is done also by hand. [music playing] spray a little bit of water on them. johnny devenanzio: ok. and then they end up on our shaker. they go through some towels just to get polished before we end up on the hard part, which is the sorting line. johnny devenanzio: fancy? [speaking spanish] there's not a big process going from picking to packing. - just a quick polish. - got it. straight into the box, straight to the costumer. johnny devenanzio: all right. [speaking spanish] [music playing] [speaking spanish] narrator: the aziz family dates are so delicious that mark decided to think outside the box, and combine his produce with the bounty of the area, and create the coachella valley harvest box. tony marchese: blend up whatever we get every week from all different farmers in the coachella valley. johnny devenanzio: so this box right here in front of me is exactly what my shopping cart at the grocery store would look like.

that's mark milley. [applause] >>

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we appreciate you. >> thanks so much mark take care. mark: we will be right back. greenway was one of the principal architects of the abrahams accord assistant president trump former director center for national defense at the heritage foundation. so he knows what he is talking about. robert greenway, let's start at this way. there is an individual the bite administration is nominated to be our ambassador to israel. this seems to be in line with his personnel decisions down the way and same with blinken. can you tell us a little bit about jack lew? who the democrats want to be the united states representative in israel? >> will short for the first thing americans need to know is this individual is probably more likely to advocate for tehran then he is for jerusalem. in his capacity of the obama administration treasury secretary he was one of the principal negotiators for the ironic deal the jcpoa. he has since provided counsel. on numerous times caught telling congress one thing and doing another. in terms of supporting financial transactions associate the jcpoa, e

. >> ♪ ♪ mark: hello mark, i am mark levin, this is "life, liberty and levin."nk you for being here. i think it is an important program. among others we have been shapiro on the show later. i know you are watching the news, it is very upsetting for most of us. i wrote something the other night, i want to read it to you: i sp speak from my heart, yes, but i want to tell you what i wrote. >> i never imagined that i would be witness to the slaughter and atrocity of jews, with the history of the holocaust not that far away, i would have to spend 24 hours a day defending the right to self-defense. which requires the destruction of the modern day nazis, hamas. not just against the them. but growing voices in the democrat party. the american media. and college campuses. who support terrorism, some do it in a soft way. some do it in a blatant way. and some people just pretend what are you talking about? i never thought i would see the day when recent arab immigrants to our country, some illegal who have over stayed their student visas, the usual neo-nazis, black lives m

name for mark twain. there's the mark twain national forest in missouri.here's twn, california, in the northern part of the state. ers a school, a street, a library in german named after mark twain. and of course there's the nny center mark twain prize for american humor. here in washington. we want to thank jocelyn chadwick for joining us for part of this program. she's with the harvard graduate school of education and the national council on teachers of english. thank you professor chadwick for being with us. she spent quite a bit of time talking abteaching mark twain. we have two more teachers from north shore high school in glenhead, new york who teach mark twain as well. here's what they had to say. >> twain gives us a chance to see what we would never see in history books. which is the interfacing, engaging of a poor white boy, son of an abusive, alcoholic, father, from whom he runs. it's the impetus of the book from huck's point of view. then he meets a runaway slave. and the two of them meet a commiseration of that. huck calls them us and we, it's

. ♪ mark: hello america i'm mark levin. this is "life, liberty and levin."unday welcome back i hope you watched us saturday. i want to thank you folks, last night, we're number one on "new york times" list. we're number one in the country, hard cover announce fiction book. and also hord hard cover and ebook combined nonfiction, not just "new york times" list. and thanks to you we sold enough books to be number one over number two by a wide margin. and i notice at msnbc and cnn and new york times and "washington post," they are pushing the hell out of a book that is full of gossip against donald trump, and rudy guliani and mark meadows on the rest. these books just blip. i don't write books about gossip, i write books that i hope have a lasting impression on you, thank you, you can still get it any major retail bookstore. or warehouse store and, of course, amazon.com. i hope you will join the rest of us, i think it is my most important book, i have been blessed by radio affiliates and here on fox. and i have spent a lots of time explaining the aspects of the

." ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ mark: hello america, i'm mark levin this is "life, liberty and levin." thank you for being here, very important program. we have two great and important guests. senior pastor cornerstone church in san antonio texas, and a friend pastor john hagey and a truex pert o -- expert on international law, a professor at scalia school of law. what are the rules of law? we'll get to that. but before we do, you are seeing protesters. in capital building. we know who they are. and they have ignored it. i'm spend my opening talking about who these people are. are they just happening or just wokism? no. it is much worse. believe it or not we have been infiltrated. hamas network in america. and over at george washington university they wrote about it, they put a paper out this month, program on extremism. hamas network in america. the media are not looking at this. it available to everyone. i want to tell you 'it because that what i you will know about it. the months following 1987 formation of hamas muslim brother hood branches and off shoots activated themselve to for

and i don't want to hear, mark meadows, never heard of him. that's not an option. >> he's just the guy who brought a diet coke, right? this is a big deal. i think, if in fact, he is cooperating with federal prosecutors to the extent that the report indicates, it is hard to see how this is not a devastating moment for donald trump. mark meadows is in the room if not all key meetings, certainly must keep meetings. he was part of almost all the key conversations with the justice department, with the georgia officials, he flew to georgia himself as part of the effort to try to convince them to find 11,000 votes, donald trump put it into a phone call with the secretary of state there. he knows everything there is done, and presumably, that the prosecutors want to know. and at versus a lot of interesting questions. why would they only get with immunity, as opposed to forcing some sort of plea deal? remember, mark meadows was asked to speak to the january 6th committee and congress, refused to do so, and congress referred him for contempt to the just

mark: hello america, i'm mark levin, this is "life, liberty and levin." sunday. you know i try to do this show, in way that reflects how i think, how i approach events. and so i try to provide you with information you may not otherwise have. or have assess to. i'm not just going through a line of guests, i want to dig deeply with you. i think that is why you come to this program. there is somethingy going on with obama biden and the democrats and the way they run foreign policy. it is mostly done at a superficial level, if done at all in terms of discussing it. so i want to dig much further into this, because it is affecting peace versus war. and our survivability. this is a complete ideology that is an ideology that endangers us as a country and a super power, let me start with the peace in tablet. -- a piece in tablet. what is going on in the middle east, with iran? why do we have an administration that harbors iranians? who infiltrate and who are given classified positions at highest level of our government? why are we literally funding and allowing funds of o

mark twain also noticed this, mark twain valued gorky very much, gorky also valued him very much.s childhood and they also have all sorts of adventures there they came up with, a dagger, the childhood of maxim gorkov, just here , too, there were dangers that were on the verge of a game, let's just say, she even has the same ears, it seems to me that children now... are still not so savvy, let’s just say, yes , they don’t, don’t understand how to catch fish and fry them for dinner, but here it is, yes, it depends on the place, on upbringing and on the time, by the way , there is also such a stereotype that all modern children they don’t get out of the house, that well, no one is playing in the yard now, but i will say from myself, that at least in my area , where i live, where i was born, this does not exist, now everyone knows each other, everyone plays with each other calmly live, in the online world. and the like, i also constantly see children playing in the yard, it’s a myth that all the children now just sit on gadgets and do nothing, in fact they are quite jumping around the

>> it is perfect mark meadows. he talks out of both sides of his mouth so imagine after the election was over and donald trump had lost, mark probably still saw a path for himself, professionally and politically. i think he wrote the book to try and stay within trump's good graces and i think he was going to ride that wave as long as he could. but now i think he saw that he was in real trouble and he went to the path -- the only path he could, which is to get immunity. again, it is all looking out for mark meadows. i am happy he is doing it, i am happy if this is all true that he is doing it. i think that everybody can do the right thing. i was glad to see what jenna did this morning. so, everybody can do the right thing. sometimes their motives might not be for the best, but at the end of the day, mark meadows does what is best for him. i have never faltered from that, and i think this is the exact same situation >> we will see. that statement about, i don't think meadows is one of them but to really knows, it doe

mark well, rmt mark dolan to. after shock video emerges showing him contradicting himself on israel is keir starmer , the man who is keir starmer, the man who would be our next prime minister >> a liar. i'll be asking tonight's newsmaker, edwina currie . plus, tomorrow's currie. plus, tomorrow's newspaper front pages and live reaction in the studio . so from reaction in the studio. so from tonight's top pundits , who's tonight's top pundits, who's with us in the green room as well, we have tv and radio presenter mike porky parry, a man who made his name in fleet street, of course, co—founded talksport radio entrepreneur, you name it . talksport radio entrepreneur, you name it. plus the brilliant campaigner and presenter and journalist chloe dobbs and the doyen of showbiz reporting , an doyen of showbiz reporting, an icon of media, nina michkov. they'll be nominating the headune they'll be nominating the headline heroes and back page zeroes . plus, let me tell you, zeroes. plus, let me tell you, at 1030, i'll be ma

mark, thank you for joining us. appreciate it. mark: thanks for having me. stephanie: i'm stephanie sy with newshour west. here are the latest headlines. the united autoworkers expanded its 40-day-old strike again. the latest addition is a gm plant in arlington, texas, with 5000 workers. it makes highly profitable large suvs, including the chevy tahoe and cadillac escalade. this morning, a handful of workers there began manning picket lines, after the company announced a quarterly profit of $3 billion dollars. in all, some 46,000 uaw members are now on strike. california regulators revoked the license of general motors's robotaxis service cruise today, calling the driverless cars "an unreasonable risk to public safety." this comes after a recent series of incidents, including one where a cruise robotaxi ran over a pedestrian. the pedestrian was first hit by a human-driven vehicle, in san francisco. the suspension doesn't include autonomous vehicles that have drivers that can take control, if needed. in china, the government today removed general li shangfu a

puck calmly gives mark direction. mark, something needs to be done. to die, and the blood is going to be on your hands. this is getting out of hand. i'm going down there. my eyes are locked on mark. get up, go with pat. mark slowly stands, leaning against the arm of the coach and walks silently to my desk. he is clutching his eyeglasses and his fist, his knuckles are white. he sets his bones on my desk. let me know if jim calls. meaning jim jordan. jim jordan calls minutes later. i feel a pen of hope. one sack, i'll go get him. i go to the dining room. is mark in their? i asked the valet. he nods. i look through the people and see the back of his suit. i opened the door to get his attention. the group is having a heated conversation about the rioters. mark sees me, and points at the phone screen where jobs color ideas visible. he goes over to take the phone, propping the door open with his body. i take a few steps back as mark takes my place in the doorway, and eye strain to listen to both conversations. the tv in the oval dining room is blaring, the