>> oh, my gosh i love maureen watkins. as rick said i'm just enthralled with what happened to this woman.in what happens when the most successful thing you ever work on in your life is basically the first play youit ever write, whe you're in college. how do you follow that up? so herte life was one that i was really interested in exploring and it's tragic. it's reallyhe sad. there's a lot of that we don't know even after doing all this research. >> one of the things in the book that all this note is that she and the play beat to broadway the most legendary theatrical take on chicago journalism with the thing called the front page. she beat that show to broadway. and yet, not revert all over the place but at least people know what the front page was in the front page defined that air of this woman just faded away. >> i think she frittered away by choice in some ways. i think her popularity when she went to continue working she probably have not told by trish. cheap i didn't the same work opportunities after that but she did

and maureen said, you go back.two. >> this was an act of desperation for maureen. >> and she was just sitting in bed with the tv on, and i said, come on, just let's go. she was like, no, i'll be good. i'll be here when you come back on wednesday. she was not. >> two weeks after maureen disappears, her friend sarah gets a phone call from a man saying that he knows where maureen is. >> he goes, do you know marie? and marie was her escort name. i'm like, well, what does she look like? he said she's short. i said yeah. >> she's got dark brown hair to her shoulders. you. be on her right arm she has a tattoo that says nicole or something. well, that is her. that's my friend. he's like, she's not missing. i just saw her at a whorehouse in queens. oh, yeah? that doesn't sound right to me. >> when sara hears whorehouse, it's not a term that's thrown around these days. you imagine that whoever was making this call is someone a little out of touch with the times. >> and i'm like, can you call me back unblocked? because i need

what did you think of maureen as a reporter? >> i mean, it's just fascinating, so we were able to go through the tribune's archives and the person's name who wrote the story. we can't say what the story was that maureen watkins wrote for us. we found about 90 of her stories and it was a wide-range of crime. she coveredil the funeral by franks. she was in the thick of it. who knows. [laughter] >> and the first thing she wrote, chicago. >> yeah. >> i would say that i think looking back at her writing, the type of writing at this time period and rick you can speak to this, it's much more sensationalistic. you know, of course -- >> i would use the word colorful. [laughter] >> that's just me. >> well, you know, all the women they had to describe what they were wearing. we would get the beulah, the pretty woman to stand in murderer's row. >> the most beautiful woman to ever be accused of murder in cook county or chicago or something likeke that. >> different standards. >> it wasn't maureen but it was another reporter from the tribune

maureen: i think you saw it last year. last year were in the middle of a rate shock and a narrative was this transitory. this will not allies. -- not last. he saw the duration of issuance get shorter on the curve. our was asking -- borrowers active scene bank level debt and in an effort to breach of themselves to a lower funding environment and in the future and now you start to see the narrative shift a bit. the market is pricing in cuts for next year, i think the overarching thesis that might not play out. their be normalization in the curve. i think in terms of term level interest rates, we might see a bit of relief, i do not think anyone forecasting lower rate environment the course the next 12 months. sonali: how does the expectation change in economic data come in? the fed is thinking about their calculus. jerome: i think we have to be focused on the fed is probably not data dependent in the immediate senses. there probably articulated in a hawkish pause, suggesting they remain vigilant but not act. expect an additio

and of course, we have to remember the role of maureen in this book and your youtube success. yes. so maureen is the one who got sick on our vacation and kept me in the hotel room while we were at disneyworld and watched the great british bake off. so she's the one who i credit for giving me my passion for baking, even though it was just by watching a tv show. she's also the one that in those early episodes, i would think about when i was writing my scripts and talking to the camera was this is how i would tell my friend maureen about whatever i was baking that day. what did you learn in the writing of this book and looking at the history, if you had to put it in a sentence or two, what did you learn to contradict? three things. one is that our tastes have changed wildly in many ways. they've become much more sophisticated. we just have access to so many more ingredients and tastes and our cuisine is more varied today than any time in the past. on the other hand, we haven't changed that much. our passion for food, our attention to what food means to the cultural signifier, sense of

eli mark, laura pomeranz, dan richle that will, paul and their supervisors, rebecca and maureen. the chiefs of our office's public corruption unit. i now want to invite up to the podium, f.b.i. assistant director in charge, james smith. >> good morning. i'm not going to go any further into the case than was explained but what i want to talk about more or less is the f.b.i.'s public corruption -- excuse me, the f.b.i. investigative public corruption is one of our top priorities. and we will continue to investigate public corruption cases. i want to thank the agents, the team over there, from the f.b.i., the i.r.s., for their hard work into this investigation. they've spent many hours and days and weeks and months working this investigation. i would also like to thank all the prosecutors, from the southern district of new york. i'd like to thank damian williams for his support in this particular case. i would like to thank the i.r.s. for all their investigators who worked tirelessly along with the team here to investigate this case. and i would also finally like to thank donning's

maureen will become to you. you would a straightforward view of it. it's causal effect in terms of policy. >> it is. this whole thing started with prop 47. so many felonies were busted down to misdemeanors. that caused so many problems for everyone. especially the citizens. for law enforcement also. when there would be a crime wave law enforcement before could go out and round up all these people and put them in custody and they could stay there for a day or 2. now, the police officers are off the street for several hours writing reports. this person is only back out on the street before the reports are even written. this is a huge problem when you cannot control some of this criminal activity. when you talk about cause and effect. when these people aren't held responsible for this type of behavior you've got nothing but problems. >> you talked about that before. you've lived this. your boxing club is a great part of town of la. you've seen a lot of crime, street crime. what are you thinking of a solution to this? >> when she was saying there needs to

senators maureen and collins have done keen work as at them members of the committees and and democrats of work corporately with republicans on every step of this process in pursuit regular order. we were willing to allow votes on amendments and partnering with colleagues on the other side of the aisle to bring this to the floor. senate republicans have asked us to work with them and we have worked with them until now we were making progress but now the few select republicans seem to think they are neighbors of the house freedom caucus have thrown a wrench into the process. for no other reason than that pursued the gridlock itself. so the outcome here is disappointing but it is not the end of progress. i filed a motion to reconsider it if democrats want to reach an agreement with the republican colleagues to pass omnibus than make up for time lost because of obstruction. my democratic colleagues and i will do our very best to get the omnibus done and we have come very far and there's no good reason for us to turn back now. and with that i give the floor to the great senate approached hi

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that was maureen and me wrong with kings called each one. thank you for having me now to double in. well, central africa, the african union has suspended the country's membership after military officers seize power there on wednesday, the military has closed the boarders and name. the chief of the republican guard is head of a transitional government world. leaders have condemned wednesdays to which ended more than 5 decades of the bungalow family rule. w. all position party has ask 2 leaders to recognize its candidate as the winner of last week's election. a little short while ago, i spoke with alexandra pung, spokes person for the main candidate from the opposition alliance and gone. i asked her about the alliance has position on the military coup, or the position or position side is uh, eventually against the crew. as me. so on those i said, these are democrats, you can not a cushion, a cool in get wrong. therefore yes, been asking to, to minutes already that meeting to the section to a and over the follow back the civilians. but that's not the things aren't really looking like t

w of correspondence, phoenix, maureen, guys, and i will be 90. it has the latest for us on this. some is the advocate claim. it's telling me it has begun to day and can just copy to it later will be the meeting which is being attended by heads of states you and delegates, and have a claim. it's the quote that ends up coming up with a new rule. b, b does declare based on, on the claimant financing and green drug for africa. and there was no the one me to, to logical organization estimates that by 2050 africa we need approximately $50000000000.00 us dollars annually to deal with effects of climate scenes. now kenya's president william brutal has to be as he's african concept pots to move from the donor funded mentality into a more sustainable way of dealing with claimants. related settings is things like sustainable agriculture. things like renewable energy and tapping into the huge potential that because young people have the assembly to, to, has been hailed as progressive as also receive criticism from civil society and clements activities will claim that the names of these assig

are they plenty of really unfair that we are leaving the one of these they ask for when women, maureen, women, because we are not doing anything but then we are just saying, we only serve to be about to be honest. well, i've seen that these person, these really chick on the other for the reason i was president because i'll walk you these was inappropriate, is present for or for jamie and also for, for the 8 the front of the queen. so this is not acceptable to so he, so be released from that. but i don't think he's, he's a creepy no, a sex of creaming. correct. can you click on the main thing for it to be just thrown into the room and for something that we need to solve the hollywood actor strike means many of the big names are absent from the venice, film festival. but that's freed up red carpet start them for other it's caterina for marina, brought her thoughts on to the former bond girl. a master of ceremonies of this year's festival is a prominent spokes person for animal. well, that's all for night. rob watts's here after a short break with dw businesses, i'll be back again on the

dowd saying staple sooi democrats starting to figure out he can't do it in 2024. >> remember maureen dowd wrote a stinging column four years ago said don't do it joe. maria: that is right, "new york post" has an article this morning biden plays blue collar joe total 12 minutes on picket line, a fund-raiser uaw president shaen fain spoke 7 minutes the president spoke 87 seconds. >> not only was mr. biden there 12 minutes i think about 12 people, it was such a manufactured photo-op, i sigh 12 people he realistically 30, 35 bullhorn as to have talking to thousands a manufactured opportunity to make himself look like he cares involved, why is it he didn't go to -- palestine, after the train derailment deal with people that -- why was it waited three weeks to go to hawaii, why is it he still hasn't gone to the border yet chooses to go to -- to a photo-op -- >> michigan. >> a two words no endorsements, yesterday to get the endorsement of the uaw he wants that badly how political this all has been. democrats are hemorrhaging working class voters, because the party is increasingly becoming a

that's all correspondents, felix maureen, got in nairobi that felix thank you so much. well, the president of cyprus says he is ashamed after a 2nd. not of anti immigrant violence in 2 weeks. who did attack his injured at least to 5 people. fit fine to robbie. spins torch vehicles and vandalized properties owned by immigrants in the city of lima, saul. it has been after a violent small brand page through lemma. so the group also went to optim migrant and businesses ransacking everything inside the coastal town is popular with tourist, but migrants faced vs backlash. aggression towards migrants on cyprus has been building for weeks. the latest prophecies, so who did a tech is in just several people. the cities may, is among those condemning the behavior is i'm says, a dream criminals when both last night and this is unacceptable, lives with 1st and property destroyed. it's unacceptable for city to be held hostage by criminals and we know who they are. yeah, we've any asthma, cyprus, this president held an emergency meeting to discuss be, i'm ready to with it as the presi

that's all correspondence. felix, maureen, god, in nairobi. dad. felix, thank you so much. okay, here are some of the world news headlines now. thousands of protest is gathered outside of french and military base. in these years, capital one sided a cooling for the troops to leave the country. it follows a military career that has widespread popular support in the full, my french coal in a box which paris refuses to recognize. the protest is in guatemala, have rally to support president elected bonaza, or a regular who's being blocks from taking office. his policy has been suspended and is being investigated the forgery. critics accused the political elite of a coup attempt a regular one run off elections last month. ukraine says russia launched a drawing attack early on sunday, on southern odessa, i placed 2 people were reportedly injured. keeps is the port was targeted, but that it's a defense is shut down. most of the incoming drawings and authorities in ukraine have detained a whole color moist key. a prominent business magna is all of the charges on charges of fraud an

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maureen barnes was the first of the gilgo four to go missing.. >> reporter: two weeks after maureen disappears, her friend sara gets a phone call from a man saying he knows where maureen is. >> how do you know marie? that was her escort name. what does she look like? he said she's short. yeah. got dark brown hair to her shoulders. yeah. to her shoulders. on her right arm she has a tattoo that says nicole or something. that is her. that's my friend. he's like, she's not missing. >> reporter: sara said the man on the line goes on to use degrading language, leaving her suspicious. >> i'm like, call me back. yeah, yeah, sure. never called me back. >> reporter: after rex huermann was charged sara said she heard his voice in a you tube video that surfaced and said he sounds like the man who called her. >> i'm an architect, an architect consultant. i'm a troubleshooter. >> that's him. that was him that called me. >> reporter: we spent days on this remote stretch of beach with investigators, who took us to the crime scene and told us just how difficult

yeah. >> if you lose maureen dowd, david ignatius, liberal joe., cl if you lose axelrod, carville, van jones, and you get in tepid support from nancy pelostepii, the house of cards is beginning to collapse. i'm not sure if he's going to makg toe as their candidate.d but anyway, judge. have a great weekend. , ha you., lotste, continued success on the five year. the best thing you dess on the s >> all right. up next, house republicans, are they going to come together to avoid to co looming governmentloomin shutdown? what's stopping them from having a deal doneg governmeshu? we'll check in with newtt gingrich. he weighs in as we continuenow? this friday nigh t. >> saturday's in prime time has a smart new line up on fox news america. wanted more mark levin. and we listened. life, liberty in liberty in the leadoff saturday nights at eight. we don't do surface level stuff here. we do substantive things. and catch one nation with brian kilmeade, his new 9 p.m. time hottest news stories nobody's talking about. followed by fox news saturday night at ten, bringing you an entertaining twist on am

and last week it was joe scarborough, axelrod reid, carville, van jones, david ignatius, maureen dowd. i mean, how many more liberals haven do many to abandon this so, sean, i've been saying it'ti for months. i don't think that joe biden is goinnk joe bg to be the democrat nominee in 2024. that's why we spend so time talking about his age and his cognitive ability, which is important to discuss, you of course. but we need to be doing what you just did and laying oust dead ant the failures of tr biden administration, because i think we all know that it's not just joe doing that. s there is somebody pulling the strings and those are going to be pulled whoever in the democrat nominee is. so we havever at tti to focusus on the policies. we have to focus on what they're doing to our countrywhd, what they're doing to our border security, our national security, our economity, ity, e our children in schools. we have to focus on that becausco, e we can get rid of biden. we can plug and play kamala harris. michelle obama or gavin newsom. but they're all going to implement those michels, maybe w

as i asked the military analyst maureen in the wrong from king's college london, what kind of weapons or landscape could be referring to good afternoon. what was right and several types of training set president polanski might have in mind. one of them is the u. j. 22000 so that right and can easily fly from ukrainian boarder regence all the way up to moscow despite the fact that the exclusive charge you can carry is relatively small. so it wouldn't be able to do a lot of damage. and the 2nd drain about which much less is known as cold. the b burrow bird through drone, which can fly up to 1000 kilometers. so those 2 trends could potentially fit through the scripture of what i'm present. then the landscape might be hinting. there is a sort of profit bible for coming cause the throne, but there is no name disclosed. so those are the main candidates a house to current able to develop a rather sophisticated weapon in the middle of a war. so it is difficult for ukraine to develop anything under fire. so to say, however, the civilian community has stepped in. there has been a lot of fund ra

seen mining. jacqueline claims her views meant she was forced to leave her position, managing the maureen park. basically it was because i had recommended that we, we adopt the tenure moratorium among other concerns. she complaints, the governments was relying solely on data provided by results companies 15 asking for independent research to be done. but it just was not a popular suggestion. they felt that i was on the same page as them. so they decided to let me go. was jacqueline evans fi because of a stance on dave c mining. i believe uh, the position was advertised by the department head and the new person was suitable for the next phase of the marine park project was appointed to take on the role all the manager of the but i want to office internationally 700 marine scientists have signed a petition for me are as far as on tape, say, mining, should you be listening to what they're saying? it's all very well for people to jump on the bandwagon if you like. but what we're hearing is, is more a rhetoric of fear rather than statements of scientific understanding. what we want to do is ba

within we'd like to take you back to that summit involving climate issues in africa, dw, so felix maureen. g. a has been covering the climate summit in nairobi for us and as you can see, joins us now of felix. what can we expect to hear in the much anticipated nairobi declaration today? so the african lead, as i expected to present a united front of the potentials that africa has for renewable energy and ask for funding. and that's the african lead, as also expected to call on the international community to help i know quite nancy's and i look at just financial assistance in africa in the wild, so that i frequently does able to successfully nancy. and lastly, the african bridge does all to expect it to call them. they reach nations to another places that they've had for so long to ad zip for our nations. what are the outcomes of this summit so far? sofa the united deborah, i'm emory. it's has pledged $4500000000.00 us dollars, which they can meet as to what's helping advocate, transition to green energy. uh, this amount of money will help, i forgot to introduce about 15 gigabytes of file

so how to chance to take inside of us stokes, maureen, exhibits alongside the russian minutes cells, natural resources and ecology even getting a welcome from such a members of the animal kingdom of the show. it seems that one of the axis of russian russ named lucia receives the mildest of thoughts from the north, korean, new to the, exploring the stories of those that perished. and one of the world will choose not just a concentration camps will. that's coming up later today. and you don't cement true by sub units, still may cut down cuz lots of it not pregnant on oxy this week. my colleagues more i to mommy's spoke with the direct. so right here about the ways that the tragic history continues to affect politics, sometimes in your life, professional life and your uh, let's say ordinary normal life you recognize what is the mission of your life. it's happened to me that they cooperate with the great is comes not to come through a lot of times with the same on v as in felt assignment visit. though in the beginning you edition document that's you on sent to him for several years. we'v

berries to 67 of their family members and beloved here they are told to declare 3 days of national maureen. while several countries include in friends. util the spain israel. united states have offered the cleaning and branching work is progressing fast in the center with marcus and ultimate data. how many buildings across the country have been reduced to ruins with thousands of people left without homes and shelter. several countries housed at 10 with disaster response efforts, the red cross sides of china's budget financial support to the american red crescent about unit c and d. we have also offered aides footage from the region shows the extent of the devastation in some areas. vehicles can be seen buried under the rubble of collapse . buildings that we heard from some local people have been traumatized by the disaster field. look because nothing was picking up a bucket of water when the ground started shaking head to run for safety, with the wont cracked under the pillars and everything fell to the ground. i ran outside with my children when i heard that my neighbor was trapped under

maureen, a cause or if we know what do we know about the attack so far? well, we know that the attack happens around mid day, which is a when a rush is there, a defensive shut down those 5 missiles at 1st. the 1st thing we heard was from the simple top officials warning that now this for like a could happen again. so they urge citizens to leave the area as soon as they could since then. that warning has been called off. of our residents nearby are still advised to stay at home, and those who don't live in the city center. they're actually being advised not to enter the city sides or just out of precautionary safety at the moment about what we do know is that no casualties are reported so far. haven't sent that one. the attack happened miss all fragments spread over hundreds of meters. so of course we still might get information coming in because we know that a local theater, for example, they found lots of the missing fragments there from the messiah. so we might still hear more details regarding casualties. we know that there is 19 missing at the moment.

also, maureen, from other like of a natural red pigments that were made from bugs and snails. nobody's replicating, those processes today. we replace them with advance in facing materials, you know, with the same time the kids to have a good grasp of the office, the technique and methods, the pigments that we use. and that helps you find the correct approach to the restoration flight. imitating the office as closely as possible. mm hm. now, um, as we spoke a little bit about this off camera, but does you have to go down to the original layer to make sure that you restore a painting down to its original glory if you will. there have been famous examples of people who think that they're doing the right thing and things that they're doing a good job and have just done tremendous damage to the work. how do you prevent that and does it break your heart when you see those sorts of things on my newest, little in the garden? useless cough. sometimes i'm a chicken service spoiled, paintings that often comes to life as the damage is usually obvious. actually the rule is very simple here

i asked military analyst maureen in the wrong from king's college london. what kind of weapon president zalinski could be referring to of those right and several types of trains that president polanski might have in mind. one of them is the due j. 22000. so that right and can easily apply from ukrainian boarder regence all the way up to moscow despite the fact that the exclusive charge you can carry is relatively small. so it wouldn't be able to do a lot of damage. and the 2nd drain, a bulk which much less is known as cold. the b burrow bird dropped drone, which can fly up to 1000 kilometers. so those 2 drugs could potentially fit through the scripture of what i'm present, then the landscape might be hinting at. there is a sort of proper 5 overcome because the throwing but there is no name disclosed. so those are the main candidates that was during moran speaking with this earlier. when russian launched its invasion of ukraine, millions of ukrainians found themselves living under occupation and subjected to russian propaganda where the 18 months on many ukr

for us all tease maureen, a clause were over the thank you. the, the 2023 eva sion, africa summit is taking place in nigeria as capital of food to the event. the aims to bring together key stakeholders of the industry to share experience with the aviation sector and discuss how to tackle challenges that lie ahead. local correspondence, timothy you'll be, as it has more, the industry players get off because a v as in, based as well been meeting this year in a pull job for the 7 v. as an advocate summit, the summit which i'll show you open wednesday. welcome to over 1500 delegates from marvin's 7 to 5 countries. organizers say it is the largest gathering seems to be an easy to respond to 9 years ago. and the 1st summit to be hosted in west africa, the summit to 6 to address challenges in off because of g as in industries and open up opportunities for expansion. the meeting will also address whether office and carriers are ready to meet international ed transports forecast. 5 passenger numbers on the content as well, double by the year 20, 14 aug

let's learn a little bit more. shall we, is, maureen. acosta. did you 20 has always been seen as the main platform for the world? well, let's go a heavy ways to tackle pressing issues affect them the global economy, to find ways to help those in need to become stronger. the world is dealing with sore and inflation rising, that climate change energy and food crises, and countries that are being affected the most like the global south feel that their interests aren't being served in the g 20 international every. now, the thing that keeps me up at night is the mistrust is quickly pulling the global north and south and part at the time when we need to be united, the global se frustration is understandable. in many ways, they're paying the price for our prosperity. when they should be ascendant, their concern promise resources will be diverted to cranes reconstruction. they feel energy rules aren't deployed evenly constraining and vision. and they're worried. the group of powers who will pull down and of generation emotionally calling these are in ne

let's get more on this for more corresponded moreno cause or but now maureen, i good to see you. so what do you think we can expect from these tools as well? the peasants have lots to this cause supposed to, of course, what everyone wants to know is what will happen. so the black sea grain deal according to turkey, a there that will be looking at prospect. so that either extending the deal or to find alternatives to it. now we do know that, of course, but russia exits at this deal, this july, a year after it was broken by the united nations and turkey. and it really exits a big deal because it said enough was enough for several months. russia was saying that the west is not keeping up its performances, and the promises were that the greenville go to those who need it most. we heard the how the west and european countries were complaining and saying that russia is responsible for starving africa. and then russia answered this black sea grain deal . and then what it saw was that the grade was not going to countries that needed most. in fact, it was going to as watermark booth and s

that was maureen around speaking with this earlier, when russia launched is invasion of ukraine. millions of ukrainians found themselves living under occupation and they were subjected to russian propaganda. where the 18 months later, many ukrainians are still looking for ways to escape from the russian occupied territories. now one way is through enemy land going into russia and then entering ukrainian controlled areas in a humanitarian core door. in the northeast dw use on an uber, he has visited a reception center near the crossing point. they have a long road behind them. when russia attacked new cream in february of last year, they suddenly found themselves under occupation. now they are back on ukrainian controlled land. after a journey that last 2 days, and 2 nights fashionable. and it was scary at their check points on their russians, and they do not consider us ukrainians as human beings. we didn't know what to expect from them, the change and that the woman checking passports spoke aggressively to us. and that's what i see like that. ella endured a lot under occupation. her team

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shoulders with some of the most powerful people in politics and then football from you know, say maureen, year to and my new i'm a product where have you seen good leadership? i think these different kind of leaders, i suppose, let them, let them use it is it is a neither which is harsh. is strong, you know, with me, i'm fine. you know, like you could lead just you to pay very bad yesterday. what were you doing? good training today, you know, stuff like that. so he's a leader. he wants you to win. but the safety and the house way, which i like it. mm hm. you know, some people like some people don't so he can bring some people very help and can bring some people down with less and you need to be strong mentally. and that is like kind of the show then i would say john style, michael jordan. yeah. and the i see a favor which of leader in national dean in months just there. that is totally different becomes you need talk to, you try, you know, the nice way sometimes you know, you can go, how don't you but know all the time. so they have different kind of leaders and be somebody there that th

i don't feel any particular maureen pressure around me, so i stopped looking like a woman. but from a legal point of view, i am not forbidden to do anything for the summer, but suppose, yeah, i think there are more urgent issues to deal with at the moment. we've been talking about it for 40 years. it's dotted with a head scarf and then it was the bikini. no, it's the a bio or less spoken a bit more detail into the background. to all of this from simples is a strict brand to secularism. known as licensee for separation between the state and religion. a strict bond on religious symbols in schools began in the 19th century to prevent catholic influence in public education in 2004 president jack shocks government bind, head scarves worn by muslims from state schools and buildings and dress associated with other face thing. fluid, jewish cape, a caps or yeah, move cuz and launch christian crosses. 6 years later friends became the 1st european country to bring in a band on full face bales in public spaces. the european court of human rights up hell, the so called burke, a bad a y

and you lose morning joe and david axelrod and van jones and james carville and david ignatius and maureen dowd, you need to watch out. the white house press corps are beginning to ask questions about biden's constant lying. maybe they learned a thing or two. take a look. >> the president has lied about being at ground zero after the september 11th attacks. what is going on with the president? is he believing things that did not happen did happen or is he making stuff up? >> he was touched and honored to be able to spend 9/11 with military members. he spoke about a visit to ground zero, which she did participate in a week or so after the event and what that looked and smelled and felt like. it had an impact on him as it did so many other americans. >> sean: the question was why does he live so much? that is not the question he answered. is anyone willing to give an honest answer? apparently not. the next couple of weeks will be telling if democrats join the mob and the media and call for joe to step aside. no one in the democratic party or the media protect biden because they think he is a

territory contested by venezuela, a neighboring deanna. delving further into that, you're socrates, maureen. a culture of it seems that the situation surround the steeds of south american territory of us. a quibble is region, it's boiling point, and so that's all thanks to the united states and a somewhat say, well, sometimes never random pursuits for other nations, oil and gas. and we have the government of the united states of america considering itself to be the software and of our continents. and with the excuse of the illegal monroe doctrine has once again intervened in the territorial dispute. that is more than 200 years old, over our territory of s. a quibble guyana. today the government of the united states of america wants to appropriate our oil resources using the company, exxon mobil as well. so it doesn't have to do with a territorial dispute between diana and as well. well, let's take it back a little bit. this is a border disputes between diana ends and as a way on each side, claims that this stretch of land belongs to them. and it's quite a significant portion of just about a