. >> the diddy maxine waters connection. no relation, brad. >> late tonight i have matt whitaker or jamie lewis. so kat timpf big tyra. that's tonight at ten. i want that. that's it. >> that's okay. that's it for us, everybody. i hope you enjoyed this show. we have another 6 seconds. do you want to say anything, s greg? yeah, that's it fo r us tonight . >> night. ganwelcome to jesse watters. >> primetime tonight. every single question wasquesti scripted, gone over dozensonon of times ove by many executive. he's losing in all>> h the battleground states now.e >> he's not losing in all the battle, but one the bidenst. in denial. who's writing this script? enial.it's obvious. >> i just wanted to take the time to thank you. queen wao tas diddy's democrat, sugar mama fan. ear and so in my right ear, it was like a dentist drilling on steroids. i felt like i had early alzheimer's, the havana syndrome. why is this suspicious? >> yes.us.. plus. are you kidding me? me?. is enough. >> trump derangement syndrome. >> it's back. are you k

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maxine is in bed with.ew kisses at many when he was supposed to be under investigation by her? now he is serving 25 years. omak scene really has an eye for talent. >>> we have a new hoax. the bloodbath hoax didn't work out for democrats, it was debunked in five minutes. today the medias out with a fresh one. the animal hoax. trump calls migrants animals. we watched trump's speech last night, we did not see him call illegals animals so where did it come from? >> trump once again used brutal, incendiary rhetoric to describe emigrants. here's what he said yesterday, listen. >> it is a border bloodbath and it is destroying our country. they are country changing, country threatening and country racking. we will wind up with the largest deportation in american history. they are animals, all use the word animal because that's what they are. we don't want them coming into our country with contagious diseases and they had it. >> jesse: hack job, a deceptively, cut his speech to make it look like he was calling all m

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trains enemy counts as some kind of for my son to file this report and joins is now in the studio, maxine talked to the leader of one of those russian militias who joins them and what are they after or right. so i think in general, it's an interesting question as to who, what foreigner comes to ukraine to fight and support your trade in this war. especially in the beginning of the war, we saw a lot of people who were some seeking for the adventure. others really there for a purpose trying to help. and now we see a lot of foreign fighters who are in and for the money actually. and with the russian fighters, some of these factors may apply also, but the common denominator that all of these groups have is that they want to bring down the rest of regime one to bring down by the report. now when we look at 2 of the groups, the russian region, freedom of russia and disappearing baton, which was just recently form. they're mainly fighting groups. they have more liberal values. if we look at the cost of the leader then just in keeping we just saw in a saw in the, in that report, it is a fighting

we had congressional hearings, maxine waters and big hearing an adult at that time or it code. a black deputy attorney general was a black with the deputy attorney general. and we had these marries, we laid it all out at the one why deputy who showed up a big old rap. they gave him because he testified against the government because of his black pod now who was sitting next to me at the table. now that man got killed later, somebody ran to stop the road broke his neck. you know we, we've very suspicious of that, my god. but the reality of it is that i think when you're dealing with racism in the us department of justice, they wanted to dig in and say, and the judge said that it much router courtney as my attorney. so you're telling me you're just brahman doug. it's use it on his e, okay. and he was basically saying, yes, i mean, bottom line is where we all look all the years. it's taking us to resolve this matter. so i think what happens is somebody over there in a d o j, they just don't want to be seen as the culprits of the things that they're supposed to be going around the

so could see hazy and dusty conditions for us here in delta. maxine out at $34.00 degrees on friday, water view of the middle east shows us. yep. that we see that rain that's pushed out of the rock through to iran. so let's pick up this story there cuz this is now shifting into afghanistan. so it was saki conditions for both rods and cobble rocks, could see a month's worth of rain in 24 hours. and this will drop serious snow for buckets guns, himalaya does quite down through india and most of the action is across through long ago. so just know there is a threat, i've seen some flooding here over the next 24 to 48 hours of the over 30 years of to the same. you also see the world tells the behind the scenes stories of nor wasteful. and the also of course, they wanted to have what they prize united abilities and reveals how the secret negotiations skewed is from decided to quote, love to talk the terms of the negotiations and why those still follow from delivering and forth was the price of what was on notice here, germany denies supplying as well with weapons of war, yet is one of the

i've seen maxine the, the key who was the government was only to come with fear it was supposed that sort of the protests could potentially turn into a revolution if i knew that to kick the whole russian machinery of repression. it's a gas really email to reach the after his re election as president in march 2012 vladimir putin consolidated his authoritarian regimes power state violence became the norm in russia. the last major opposition demonstration in the country took place on may 6th, 2012 resulting and clashes were riot. police beat up demonstrators and arbitrarily arrested dozens of people. in addition to this obvious repression, the government pursued a strategic plan to crush the uprising and make russians forget any dreams of over throwing the reason, the reasonable, the regime, trying to scare the population and when their support simultaneously did you. immediately after the year of spring, the regime had a clear message for russian society. just look still, you really want such a bloody revolution on the streets of your cities. so people thought, can you, equipment may n

well and had a house the chair of the financial services committee patrick henry and ranking member maxinee working on a stable going effort of their own. >> meeting within a chuck schumer about this already. more broadly how necessary is this for the industry to have some sort of robust set of rules, of guardrails? we have already spoke with the european commission about they -- how they are trying to enforce regulation, and at least its clarity of some sort. >> clarity is often what this industry is asking for. this does not go as far as the industry would like, but it does address a certain part of it. we have heard from groups like the block chain association that they are supporting the stable going effort. when i have talked to people here in washington a lot of them have expressed more optimism that stable going legislation it's the most likely thing to get through this congress versus more wide, sweeping legislation that would perhaps delineate for example what the fcc would have control over versus the cftc. this has proven more difficult to do on capitol hill. we have seen an eff

bad maxine, bad! >> stephen: please welcome back to "the late show," carol burnett.dame. nice to see you. isn't that lovely? isn't that lovely? carol, as you can tell, i am not the only one excited that you're here. thank you for being here. [cheering] i've had the opportunity to interview you a few times both on this show on the last show. always a joy. you're one of my all-time favorite guests. you are so natural and relaxed in yourself but also larger than life at the same time. i'm just curious. you had such a long and storied career, did you ever get nervous on talk shows? >> carol: oh, yes. i remember a long time ago, you know, when johnny carson was on. >> stephen: sure, sure. >> carol: and i would be nervous. he kind of made me nervous because when you sat in that chair, you had to score. i am not a stand-up or anything. i thought, what am i going to do? i decided -- i didn't tell johnny, that i would be the world's worst guest. [laughter] so -- >> stephen: i shudder to imagine. >> carol: so i get on the show and this was years ago and he said "i'm so glad yo

whether we are talking about congresswoman maxine waters or we are talking about the vice president. gone after the district attorney's and the attorneys general who are seeking to hold him accountable. but, targeting black people, particularly black women while he is allegedly seeking to seek support of black voters in this moment, it's really interesting. targeting shay moss and ruby freeman for example. making them the face of the big lie after the election and demonizing them. i mean, personal harm. they faced death threats and more as a result of the allegations. that was very real and we are seeing that other in the republican party seeking to embrace the former president are following a similar playbook. just look at the lieutenant governor in north carolina. we have a story on our site talking about how they are targeting that. i want to stay with the same up black women for a second because in 2024, there are still a number of americans who either claim not to understand this conversation about race or just willfully turning a blind eye to it. i want to put it in terms that

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but maxine hong kingston. and it changed my life. it did it changed my life because it made think of this world of possibility. and so i think that sort of like revenge rebellion is very much connected to. the act of writing and this idea that, oh, i'm going to actually do this and and my work and think i like who mine to think that i could do this. yeah, that's it. it's a lot of that sense of a feeling. and rebellion also occurs in your work against that tradition because. the absent mother is a huge part of vietnamese-american literature. it goes back to miss saigon where the mother has to commit suicide and let her child go to the united states to in order to be free. but in your work even though the mother is absent, she's always trying be recovered, always trying to be brought. it's i know it's incredible in that way. and. by the way, miss saigon. when i was in high school, i had a boyfriend and his family took us to see miss saigon in chicago. and it was probably one of the worst experiences of my life to write about in this bo

. >> the maxine's windmills and voter-fraud. >> he is pledging to repeal the affordable care act and cut social security and medicare ripping away health care and earn benefits for millions of americans who rely on them. in their retirement. i can only imagine how donald trump's outrageous lies and behavior would have horrified my powder senator robert f. kennedy, who proudly served as the attorney general of the united states and honored his pledge to uphold the law and protect the country daddy's stood for equal justice, for human rights and freedom from want and fear just as president biden does today. donald trump box these values just as the mach sources system, of lords, he predicted a blood, blood, blood bath. it'd be glutes has the election. we cannot afford to ignore his warning we can say today, with no less urgency that our rights and freedoms are once again in parallel. this is why we all need to come together in a campaign that should night not unite not only democrats, but all americans, including verb and independents, who believe in what link can called the better ang

a lot of frustration frankly about how it's being handled by netanyahu and maxine >> oh, there's this really interesting twist here because really this is all about if in fact there are gonna be new elections, it's about whether or not this very tenuous coalition that benjamin netanyahu has hangs together. and it involves both the right and then also some more centrist elements. and there's a big question about conscription. every single military age israeli has to serve in the army except ultra-orthodox who've had a religious exemption all the way along that exemption apparently is now in question. >> and the >> significance of that is that no matter which way netanyahu goes on it, it may fracture the coalition in either direction and spark new elections. i mean, what do you make of that development and do you think that may be? the straw that breaks the camel's back, so to speak >> well, a lot of his supporters say he would win an election, a little polling suggests he wouldn't win an election. currently, he's got a war cabinet, which is this unified a group of parties, as you say,

not as big as on the right, but definitely there is a far-left group that is very, very anti-vax maxinefk and what he selling >> yeah. i mean, it's i will say dana, it is a very strange like the anti-vaccine group to lula's point. i mean, it almost kind of meet in the middle. there are several issues where the political spectrum the line becomes a circle and the anti-vaccine movement is definitely one of them. yeah >> lance, if you're the biden campaign and you're trying to run against you, trying to protect against these threats. are they doing enough to do it? how would you i mean, if let's say the biden campaign was doing what the trump team was doing, their trying to get people to buy in or pull people from another place. how would you do it >> well, they're doing the first thing is there's the of communications that are research shop and they're going to have to go in and telegraph to folks. some of his positions that folks would find that they would not be happy with. i just think that at the end of the day, this is a real problem. what they should be doing doing, and i think what

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maisel and alice from the movie don't worry darling and maxine from the new apple paum royal.role of housewives, their bright images began to be copied in real life and romanticized the status of an ideal wife. nitino influencers have also appeared who are fueling this trend. among the most popular bloggers is twenty-two-year-old nara smith, the wife of the famous fashion model lati blue smith, who is already expecting from him. third child. in the videos that she posts on social networks, nara, in beautiful clothes with a smile on her face, prepares complex dishes for her husband, and her young subscribers write that when they grow up, they want to be the same. another internet star under the nickname “gwen dayarka” says that she used to be an ardent feminist and an only fans model, and now she has realized everything and is happy to work as her husband's personal chef." in a modest floral dress, she prepares lasagne and elderberry syrup for him, in between... caring for flowers in the garden, but perhaps the most famous supporter of the trend is hannah neeleman , who runs th

. >>> in d.c., an interview you do not want to miss next hour with the california congresswoman maxine she'll be joining me in washington. the ranking member on house committee for financial services. that's at "money movers," which kicks off at 11:00 a.m. >>> after the break, a group of lawmakers want the nasdaq to delist certain chinese companies. ayituseronhy. st wh he "squawk on the street." you founded your kayak company because you love the ocean- not spreadsheets. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire >>> washing djt, the first dip below the 200-day moving average since halloween. big story in the journal this morning. the journal's words, once hot stock turned cold. market cap has gone from $9 billion plus to 3.8, somewhere in there. we'll continue to monitor that as they talk this morning about the r&d phase. their new streaming service, which they hope eventually brings a streaming application to households. >> yeah. and revenues and profits to the company

i'd like to yield a minute and a half to the congresswoman from california, maxine waters. ms.aters: mr. speaker and members, it is difficult for me to stand here this evening as i mourn the loss of my dear friend, donald payne jr., and in my own way, i adopted donald jr. and he send me as his other mohr. i loved him because he was a fighter. experiencing his own health problems, but he worked hard to address the health problems in our society and to educate and legislate, to get health care and support for others. he was a gentleman. who all of the members loved, supported and respected him. all of the members of congress loved him because of his spirit. i loved his support for all others when he was having his own problems. i also enjoyed loving his dress. you know he had those beautiful bow ties. and he wore those fabulous suits and shoes. and all of his colors that he coordinated. and so i would compliment him and we would laugh and joke about the fabulous eyeglasses that he had. and on and on and on. he was a man of style and fashion. i'm going to miss him and i'm going to