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but they tried to impress you with a martini >> oh, yeah, oh, yeah.: oooh >> which they complained about the price of cheese. [ laughter ] malia is like, "do you know how much i paid for that cheese? [ laughter ] and i was like, "yeah, girl, you eat my cheese all the time." >> jimmy: exactly. [ laughter ] >> never worried about the price when you eating my charcuterie tray >> jimmy: you've always said when we've talked about the kids that you wanted to give them the most normal childhood that you possibly can while you're living in the white house, which has got to be tough. but i remember you were saying even barack coached their basketball team. >> yes, yeah he was -- he was dad in the white house. >> jimmy: how did you sneak out and do that? how is that possible >> you know, it's amazing. and he wasn't assigned to be the coach. this was fourth grade rec league for little girls, right sasha was playing. and he and reggie love, who was his aide at the time, who was a division 1 player for duke they would sit and watch these girls not have their shoes

and he ordered martini, but bush himself was fantastic to me. he, he treated the men and the women just the same. and he would get upset with things. i but unlike later presidents, he wouldn't cut me off. you know and he always he had a 30 year correspond months where he'd send me notes and he always described it as he joked that he told shrink it was a love hate relationship. but obviously he didn't go to a shrink because the bushes not very introspective so. so he yeah he he was sort of fascinated me like and he would write these great notes a decent like john adams would write you letters. they weren't very much more goofy but sweet and and often when my mom died, he wrote me a note and it was very poignant. he was a really cool guy. oh, tell the kennebunkport story. oh, this is. well, some of the notes dealt with why he still liked even though i was hard on his song i was hard on that song because i just thought iraq was a big mistake and it made me sad. i think george w bush could have been a very popular president if he had had more confid

either from the comments, you understand everything, then the big czech prosecutor’s office charged martininardzhova with an article of genocide denial, the press secretary of the prague city prosecutor’s office said that the interpretation of events in ukraine by the teacher, ostensibly justifies the russian aggression and for the purpose of prevention. in this case, you can sacrifice freedom of speech and bring the woman to criminal responsibility. the charges look strange to me and they could not point to any specific statement that i am charged with, which would contain the denial of the genocide. or something else the well-known czech film director, jan tamanok, spoke in defense of the teacher, who was indignant at the accusations and called them absurd a year passed and the free teacher of martin the poor, oh, which i wrote. now the front is on trial for the absolutely absurd crime of denying the genocide. but i still remember the reaction of some conscious citizens. they say that in our country no one is arrested for opinions, that is, for an unpleasant truth. this allegedly happens

they had no idea about historical further events, the large czech prosecutor's office charged martini bednardzhova under an article of genocide denial, a spokesman for the prague city prosecutor's office said that the teacher's interpretation of the events in ukraine allegedly justifies russian aggression and for the purpose of prevention. in this case, you can sacrifice freedom of speech and bring the woman to criminal liability. the accusation looks strange to me, and they could not point to any specific statement that i am charged with, which would contain the denial of the genocide. or something else defending the teacher was made by the famous czech film director, jan tamanok, who was indignant at the accusations and called them absurd a year has passed and the free teacher of martin the poor, about whom i wrote now before , has become before su. for an absolutely absurd crime, the denial of genocide, but i still remember the reaction of some conscious citizens. they say in our country no one is arrested for their opinions. that is, for the unpleasant truth. this supposedly happe

>> richard: he made me three martinis first. ready for it. >> jimmy: stanley made me pasta once and i remember it to this moment. it was a lemon pasta. do you remember this? >> stanley: no. >> jimmy: i do. you don't remember? >> stanley: no. i don't think we have met. but i'm glad to be here now. >> jimmy: it is great to have you here. sometimes the the transport scrambles people's brains a little. that and the martinis. >> stanley: yeah, i may do a lemon pasta. you also are an amazing cook. >> jimmy: let's not turn this into a circle jerk, stanley. let's focus on richard. >> stanley: we have to talk about richard. dashmak >> jimmy: tell us something about richard that we don't know. >> jimmy: what about the workouts? what goes on there? >> stanley: we end up in the gym at the same time but if i did his work out, i would have died. staggering. i have never seen anything like it. you have muscles that you have never seen before. who has a muscle there? >> richard: so healthy and we speak to each other and we get competitive and s

you understand everything anyway, then the large czech prosecutor's office charged martini bednardzhova with an article of genocide denial, the press secretary of the prague city prosecutor's office said that the teacher's interpretation of the events in ukraine allegedly justifies russian aggression and in prevention purposes. in this case, you can sacrifice freedom of speech and bring the woman to justice. the accusations look strange to me and they could not point to any specific statement that i am charged with, which would contain the denial of the genocide. or something else the well-known czech film director, jan tamanok, spoke in defense of the teacher, who was indignant at the accusations and called them absurd genocide denial. but i still remember the reaction of some conscious citizens. they say in our country no one is arrested for an opinion. that is, for the unpleasant truth. this supposedly happens only in totalitarian russia, if the court still finds martin bednardzhev guilty, then he faces up to three years in prison, sergey-kholoshevsky natalya markevich vladimir vypli

kopecks here i meet with lamb freaks and the brain will go to communicate with normal people, tell him martiniy quarreled with the world, you see, i'm tired of it. i can't take it anymore. i didn't get drunk. i drank. oh my god, you know what it said to me, you're not on my cell call, and then the wife will see. what a wife. you said you were divorced. he says, well, this is mine officially, that is, we live in the same apartment, but we sleep separately. yeah, like, i'm such a fool. you understand that they are their mother. i swear, here. okay, don't cry. don't cry, sorry. no, it's household chemicals. i have an allergy why i have known you since childhood. who saw you? come on, tell me. so i listen, but we can’t do good with you. we will go there for a walk. now you need a divorce. come on, i'll take a rest. i i made myself tea. in vain we will rest in this world with you. so come on, i need some company. get up so lord lord my god, what's on mine? well, what, it's mom's favorite, maybe it's evil? mom's favorite, so here it is. okay, come on, little white, short, get dressed. this is my gra

now what is martini is tempered is a glass of regular milk or non dairy milk trend. and generally speaking, which one is more expensive? is there's because you have subsidies in there. i'm and america subsidizes it's dairy industry. can it canada subsidizes? it's their industry. there's a court, a system. i mean, it's a, it's, are, it's a hard question to answer because of it's just hard to compare really, like us, dairy alternatives, the price you pay, the grocery store is, is a pure net price there. there's no state interference or very little wise dairy. it's heavily subsidize, so if you actually stops a subsidization, you'll see the true cost of dairy, which is something we don't see right now. so excuse market conditions. and what do you think is healthier? not milk plant milks or traditional dairy milks, do non dairy alternate as have all of the nutritional benefits gwyle i, we're, we're actually a hybrid household. we actually drink everything. we're, we're either because we, we want choice. and i think that's really the, the challenge here. i think it's impor

detachments on the possession of the city with operational-tactical and army aviation strikes, where the martini south group of forces hit enemy units in populated areas points, bagdanovka. and nikolaevka donetsk people's republic just for support of assault squads aviation in the area, six artillery aircraft, groupings were made, 62 fire missions were completed. that's just the artillerymen of the southern grouping, and the calculations are ha. the killer, as always, works side by side with drone operators in cues , they will orient according to the coordinates and carry out adjustments and record the defeat of the target, this can be a stronghold and a parking lot of armored vehicles and the same artillery batteries. paratroopers on self-propelled guns work on the same principle. nona make marches along the line of contact after aiming at coordinates opens fire and changes the disposition; the maneuverability of the installations allows you to quickly move even through the forest. during the day , almost 100 ukrainian artillery units, where howitzers are not involved, work out mortars. this is

i martini ikea damage. how to get now don't be dig adopted. it is the same situation as in the middle east or some a been logged in to support as well. also, terrorists, i'm especially there know civilians a daddy, the little tongue lung in the chin state was a peaceful region before god can be a poem them up on it, but the chin national front or c and f bonding on the terrorists from p d f. work together to attack the military to decorate it with the roku we are done modeling. and so the security forces must take necessary counter measures against terrorism in the area. i knew that doubt, but we had lots of little sick on it's about 2 and a half years ago. now moi was growing, developing fast it so economy was booming. people were working, there was development that hadn't been seen for decades. now it is growing very, very slowly, as by your own admission, a 3rd of the country remains out of your control and insecure. do you really think the crew was a good idea? looking back the yard or to a level margie brought abo coleman, a daughter, a t

hain and indian travel blogger joined others making the hours long journey to if you appear from martini south east of houghton. so that is our main people just few minutes ago. that guy, when he was standing always they will actually standing here like around like a big, big or lost all big machine guns and everything down. i think i think it seems like a bomb is going to be a big part zones or some managed to flee further south. this doctor says she feared for her life, adding to that that the streets are not safe. because you never know if you're driving down the street that seems safe and there's nothing going on there if they would start shooting at any point. so making the journey to the bus stop on its own was difficult, but we got there. we realized that the prices had skyrocketed for you know, a bust tickets. oh, this group take a moment to rest in northern river. now state, after a harrowing journey, i toyota result of that he was hope you're scared from the sound of the bombings and the bullets. it was really tough because there was so much fighting. thousands are traveling by

president because all accounts the martinis were dreadful mixed with entirely too much rum. it was a place to escape the mob, the people that would come to visit or tried to visit springwood while he was president, it was a much different period back then where the public would often come to the president's house trying to meet, greet, ask questions, voice opinions and this was a place that was removed far enough away from springwood that he could get away from all of the activity going on below. we have a recorded number of visits of top cottage by fda in '95. those are the ones that we can document through photographs and various other sources were others that were not documented, probably. some of the guests included madame of china, king george of greece, princess juliana and prime minister of canada, qen elizabeth, winston churchill was on this porch four different times. members of his cabet administration, folks that carried hopkins, many times when they arrived here, they're in need of help or assistance and i think they were willing to sit in a place probably far re

was a hard decision to leave my country sit on and the our safe was stationed across the road to martini. even if they didn't ask way we were going, it was still very scary because we didn't feel safe. it was a very long road. i have my grandmother who is very old. this was very exhausting for her. we did not have a solution, but to ask her to be patient so we could leave. and thousands of foreign students are stranded incidence. they're concerned about the logistics of getting around this. nigerian student says she struggling to find a way out. we did the border of utopia and i'm back in july, but we slept there. and just that if we entered the border, demette immigration office of sudan. i'm this is the i went to stump exit visas, forests, wood, on his border. and then he took young boy that it will of the, i'm not going to let us pass unless we have, i was, these are attached to people who don't have it. nat. geo embassy is what i, if you try nervous, we talk to don't listen to liter flores and then people add to what i said. do i know with little sauce unless it's a visa? so to send

is a violation of the act determined on the judge in amarillo. the act determined on the 'udge in martini times _ in amarillo. according to the new york times which - in amarillo. according to the i new york times which reviewed more than 100 different scientific studies in different countries and in the us it has been proved as a safe method for terminating pregnancy according to those studies. i want to ask you, are you concerned now if this texas ruling which is the one that would involve an injunction and potentially take away the fda approval of mifepristone, you that women that do want to have an abortion that would seek to enter pregnancy, that they might seek out potentially more dangerous form of doing so? the reali is dangerous form of doing so? the reality is that _ dangerous form of doing so? tue: reality is that the dangerous form of doing so? t'ta: reality is that the facts behind the so back alley abortion complications were misrepresented when they were laid out in roe v wade and the doctors that put those false statistics forward came out and said they were inaccurate, un

our diplomatic editor james base has for donna martini, the security situation in molly remains dire, with a number of deaths reported by the un rising greatly in the last year. almost a decade ago. this was the ceremony. when peacekeepers from the un mission millsman started their work, but 10 years on munos were is struggling efforts to reach a p. steel with armed groups have failed. a constitutional referendum to put the nation back on a path to democracy was due to be held last month, but has been postponed. france, which had its own force and molly pulled out all of its troops. and in the last year sweden, the u. k. and jordan, all remove their peacekeepers from the un force. germany has said its troops will stay, but only for one more year. the un secretary general antonio terrace, has laid out 3 radical options with the security council to beef up the mission with thousands more trips. secondly, to close some bases, reducing the footprint of the mission, or the most extreme option of all. pull out all the peacekeepers. what would it mean for molly? if the un troops pulled out,

c martini on land is a process the 2 years and years, some time, decades, alma and finalizing. it is not just the end of the process because you also have to protect these land, good job, brazil, elijah reservation, which is now in a health crisis. was invaded by 20000. all the gold mine has like what the size of a port. so you can imagine you need money to do a good song, comes in and it comes out to have and it's on the organ within its wayllace. so we'll take the pill it, they brazil's amazon borders. 2 other country for hiring need to control this because of just having the reservation as an odd enough. and this will take time because those are dismantled, the organization that we're in charge of protecting different people and the environmental quality of care for sy, in besedia. thank you. well, still had here on al jazeera bbc's, chairman resigns over his involvement in the former u. k. prime minister boris johnson's finances story after the break ah by the shower breaking out for the north. now, over this process at the station, they've been around in thailand and be in

the headquarters of martini hope. first company in east, in germany rica, mattress and her boss have returned from the white giant induce pork and now finalizing their plans. meanwhile, an engineer is cutting destination cords. these red tubes are filled with an explosive. they will need several 100 of these detonators for the white giant. they marked down each charge with its number and position in a large table, the bottom. okay, okay, good. martin hop fer pause over the demolition plan which still needs the approval from a structural engineer from dr. mill's to just confirm the structural stability. sasha, great. this isn't a sack. was a household as well? yeah, i guess project was a huge challenge that we need to factor in a bunch of things all at once. these are starting with the crime to conditions. i my, the blood fired msm does. we only have limited space available off of who gone to the right of the white giant is an underground parking lot that must remain intact in front is the st. hope for and matters have

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who do you want to have a martini with? a beer with? and that works across all groups. be addressed. there was pushback even on the nike front, talking about how nike had betrayed some of their top female athletes who did the unthinkable and got pregnant and then they came back to not as good jobs. that is the kind of stuff that women need to be focused on. i'm not -- no disrespect to dylan mulvaney. i don't like beer, but i love "wassup"! >> katie: dana? >> dana: i do think, the report many executives at anheuser-busch didn't even know this was coming. one, that shows, like the pentagon, we had no idea this gamer was putting out this information so you have to be on top of it partly because do not underestimate the leftist tilt of the creative people that you are hiring, okay? i would love to see her market research. was this just a gut instinct she had? did you go and cost the company billions of dollars on a hunch? i think the corporate equality index thing is ridiculous. "new york post" has a great backgrounder on it today and it is fueled by this thing called human

harry likes his martinis shaken, not stirred. there he is. 007 himself. sure to tune in for one of the businessest nights in the capitol. the white house correspondent's dinner live here tonight on cnn. stay tuned for that. coming up, why new york mayor eric adams is taking on fema about money it's giving out to cities. it all has to do with the migrant crisis. that's next. you're live in the "cnn newsroom." ofof energy there is ... you. this is the lexus variety of electrification ... inspired by, created for and powered by you. ♪ (woman) what would the ideal weight loss program look like? no hunger, no cravings, no isolation, more energy, lasting results, and easy. is that possible? it is with golo. these people changed their lis with golo without starvation dieting. whether you have 100 pounds to lose or want to shed those final 20, try golo for 60 days and never diet again. (uplifting music) ♪ well, the stock is bubbling in the pot ♪ ♪ just till they taste what we've got ♪ [ tires squeal, crash ] when owning a small business gets real, progressive get

liz: jimmy you look like you get paid in martinis. >> the good ones, dirty! liz: so, you know, the other thing too. the other thing that happened too, ej, we had democrat katie porter fighting with piers morgan on hbo's realtime with bill maher about ncaa sort of riley gains. she's fighting to protect women athletes harmed by transgender athletes. here is the issue. everybody is ignoring this. female athletes do not get commercials. they don't get sponsorships like these other athletes do, and that's what the issue is with the unfair advantage when it comes to women athletes and now transgender athletes. look at this sound bite and watch for the fight here. >> i think that what she has done is tried to turn this , we talked about people, you know, becoming, using things to kind of get likes and get clicks. >> that's not what she's doing. >> isn't it? >> all i've seen her do is stand up for women's rights to fairness and equality. she competed against lea thomasnd it was obviously unfair. >> there seems to be so many instances i think where wokeness is the opp

so while number 9 holger unit, next. wild number 22 mateo martini also made his way into the 2nd rounds. the italian completed a 6 full 60 victory over maxime cressy. american schools not helped by 14 double faults. he takes on argentina's of francisco's that under i next, he eliminated a 7 seater commentary. and in the indian premier league, there was a dramatic finish to the game between a lot that was super giants and will challenges bangalore luck now require one to run off the final bill to win. i'm going to call a hush. alcatel tried to run out mon strike a rubbish noise, but missed his attempt. the ball was retaken with the secret giants getting the single they needed for a one wicked victory as all your support for now. thank you so much, jenna. some he's a gun will be on the next morning. ah mm hm. discover a was a difference and determination. i'm talking about when we are moving prieto shop soldiers and on the 16th the corruption and the compassion al jazeera wound, a selection of the best films from across our network of channels. we understand the differences and similariti

let's try the mood color inside martini a in hands.tifully beautiful, which i love very much. a couldn't come to my solo concert. she had an objective reason, a standard, everyday moscow reason. meet with applause. you know my favorite. the veterans still waited, they were creating a traffic jam. the next artist was also supposed to come to his concert, but he is still at home. i will not say anything, but i will say that we are men we dress much faster than women we meet. on the hand, everything is beautiful, everything is as it should be. well, let's go, let's go, thank you natasha. the page of the joke was good, by the way, it was good for adam, if he happened to successfully joke something, he could be sure that he was not repeating other people's jokes, it must be said that in the era of the internet all jokes became bearded. do you know why? only you you will release a new number necessarily in the auditorium of 10-15 people or they will remember or write down the jokes from this number, and immediately publish it on the internet

maybe that's the martini making the prefecture martini making skills using. skills that you won't benantttng a— james bond. yeah, he was handling a lot— james bond. yeah, he was handling a lot of massive veagonry. — handling a lot of massive weaponry. y handling a lot of massive weaponry. .anyway, do weaponry. but anyway, let's do i think pretty much it for think that's pretty much it for part one. coming up, joe part one. but coming up, joe biden trip to ireland biden thinks his trip to ireland went well. gender wars and the vasectomy in vasectomy revolution. see you in two welcome back to headliners. i'm nick dixon, still here with bruce devlin filling our scottish quota in the absence of leo kearse and cressida wetton, filling our quota of people who definitely don't live on boats . definitely don't live on boats. the metro now and the world of politics may not be the morally pure environment we all imagined. bruce know. luke pollard mp said that- “at; “tit: i luke pollard mp said that victims are tetng— pollard mp said that victims are tetng tet— pollard mp said that victims are

didn't jeeves make you your martini last night damn it, jeeves. nerve, man." [ light laughter ] they all knew this was a ridiculous lie but they fed it to their viewers anyway because they were terrified of losing their audience sean hannity wrote in one text, "you don't piss off the base." and in another, a fox producer wrote to the host maria bartiromo, "to be honest, our audience doesn't want to hear about a peaceful transition. that's the key right there that explains it all fox's audience doesn't want to hear the truth, so fox chose not to tell them fox news doesn't deliver the news, they take requests and do their best to fulfill them they're basically overpaid wedding deejays. [ laughter ] what do you want crooked voting machines all right. i'll try to get it in after "the electric slide." bartiromo is one of the key proponents of the big lie. in fact, she repeatedly hosted ellis on her show to say stuff like this. >> we had affidavits from witnesses. we have voter intimidation we have the ballots that were manipulated. we have all kinds of

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down in them in the the upstairs performance area of a place called richard's, and he sang i ain't a martini anymore forth. and he sang there but for fortune. and he also sang a song we used as a country anthem in vietnam, and that was a song that tom paxton made a big hit in it. but phil ochs wrote it is called the draft dodger rag. sorry, i'm only 18. i got a ruptured spleen. i always carry a burst. and so it goes on like that. it's it's a wonderful song to sing if you're angry. it's a wonderful song to sing. if you just wanted to go home and, rid yourself of all of this and yeah, the music, as i said it was, it was cathartic. whether it was a sad song, an uplifting song, or a a rag or some of the protest songs that, michael and i were involved with and michael and i sang at poor richard's. we sang sounds of silence, the cover of the of the garfunkel the simon garfunkel song, which is on an album called three wednesday morning, 3 a.m. and it was all acoustic somebody set that electric guitar and that became big hit. this was way before that, and we sang a song and a guy walked up to us aft

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down in them in the the upstairs performance area of a place called richard's, and he sang i ain't a martini anymore forth. and he sang there but for fortune. and he also sang a song we used as a country anthem in vietnam, and that was a song that tom paxton made a big hit in it. but phil ochs wrote it is called the draft dodger rag. sorry, i'm only 18. i got a ruptured spleen. i always carry a burst. and so it goes on like that. it's it's a wonderful song to sing if you're angry. it's a wonderful song to sing. if you just wanted to go home and, rid yourself of all of this and yeah, the music, as i said it was, it was cathartic. whether it was a sad song, an uplifting song, or a a rag or some of the protest songs that, michael and i were involved with and michael and i sang at poor richard's. we sang sounds of silence, the cover of the of the garfunkel the simon garfunkel song, which is on an album called three wednesday morning, 3 a.m. and it was all acoustic somebody set that electric guitar and that became big hit. this was way before that, and we sang a song and a guy walked up to us aft

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tom: i almost choked on the last sip of my martini. jonathan: the players are doing that.tom: i've never seen it. lisa: i don't want to go back to the dollar but one thing that was interesting. did you see the comments on that? there was one top conviction trade was short the dollar because of policy missteps and because of policy missteps by the federal reserve and the potential debt ceiling debate. it was all around the most bearish thing in terms of his view but telling at a time where he didn't have much other conviction. jonathan: a legend of the fx market going back a ways. the trade he missed may be the biggest miss of his career, suggested by drucker miller going long u.s. dollar last year. the way he explained it i thought was interesting. he didn't have much faith in this administration or this federal reserve and ultimately, that was the reason why he wanted to get long on the u.s. dollar. that was a trade that fell apart at the end of september with major moves up the back of a much stronger dollar and weaker euro and weaker pound and that's turned around over

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