>> oprah. >> oprah. >> oprah. >> michelle obama. >> naomi watts. >> michelle: naomi watts?t because she's a supermodel. >> naomi campbell? >> michelle: have you ever been in this situation, you are like, i've got to go. my karen is right here and i don't want to let her out. >> i have certainly felt the rage of what a karen must feel. >> i was at trader joe's and i went up to the lady. i said can i have flowers? she said i'm talking to someone, sorry. i said okay. i'll sit here until you're ready. i need you to help me pick out a bouquet. she goes, i'm talking to my friend, sorry. that was when i was kind of like, people suck at their jobs. >> michelle: when that happened, did you see anything to her? stay go i never do this. i went to her manager and i said, she needs training. >> do you ever feel like you're about to be a karen? >> if there is an opposite of a karen, that might be me. >> michelle: what would you name the opposite of a karen? >> how about a starlet. you know what i mean? every day is a dream. no judgment. steve and i love this, i want to be a scarlet. >> m

michelle promises assistance to ukraine.re was no such general decision, it's too much. he complains that she endlessly exceeds her authority, as for example, the migration agreement with tunisia , to which ursula promised 900... million euros, if only they would not release migrants, and chelle immediately puts a pin in the lady’s head that all this is a waste of the european budget. in an interview with spiegel, charles michel openly ridiculed urso's foreign policy achievements. vonleijen, the head of the european commission so far looks stronger than the plans to use part of the frozen russian assets to support kiev. although washington is far away, it regularly feeds russophobia to all its cockroaches, as long as the running doesn’t stop for a second. so, what happens, like spiders in a jar, let’s understand this spider squabble, because it’s interesting who... in the end, against charles michel, we won’t indicate colors, in which corner of the ring they are, because they are squabbling over the same goal, whose name is

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a bittersweet moment, says michelle. bittersweet moment, says michelle-— bittersweet moment, says michelle michelle. this campaign really lit a fire under the _ michelle. this campaign really lit a fire under the labour- lit a fire under the labour movement in this country, and we are still sitting and fighting super hard and not getting that contract. aha, getting that contract. a reminder of ourtop getting that contract. a reminder of our top story. the milestone meeting between the leaders of the us and china. thanks for watching. bbc news, bringing you different stories from across the uk. ~ ., ., the uk. we are campaigning for free school— the uk. we are campaigning for free school meals. _ the uk. we are campaigning for free school meals. it _ the uk. we are campaigning for free school meals. it has i the uk. we are campaigning for free school meals. it has been l free school meals. it has been proven that people with school meals make more progress in english and maths. the school counsellor _ english and maths. the school counsellor at _ english and maths. the school counsellor at

this is the reason for his estrangement from michelle, his only begotten daughter., but it’s not enough for her, she wants 10,000 dollars, and he pays 60,000, that’s not enough for her, he left her a big house there, what you want more, well, he gives you according to the law, according to the law, but the fact that he doesn’t communicate with the child, he doesn’t communicate, because she doesn’t allow him to communicate, girl, she knows who her father, she knows now, and even more so then you they will say what did you do, why did you do this, that i dated socialites, this is wrong , money should not be a bargaining chip, yeah, so i understand why i’m sitting here now, i understand even more, i understand all the hypocrisy, all mafia, all the action that is happening around me, global tarantine, no, this is a horror film, this is horror, which 60,000 from where, which 60,000, this is the first, second moment, i never spoke for the elements, i say... please, can i , you don’t need money, you just want it, come and say: i have you the best, you are super, you are my

if michelle becomes president. >> i think hillary would absolutely implode but you -- advice for michelle think she take advice from the hillary playbook, she should not be part of it because michelle needs, she cannot wear that. fashion dresses, yays can. >> when they vote if she were in a pantsuit? >> i don't think they would vote for her but i think they want. >> i'm not wrong about this though, michelle obama, even nomination decimates whatever dignity is left. >> what will the trans community do? we have not addressed this yet. >> bud light cans forever but. >> i don't think she's going to run to be honest. i think -- >> that got to do something. >> they do have a bit of a bench, the guy with the mayor. >> is not good. >> twenty think is looking? >> one of the most charismatic people i ever met. >> i find him good looking for some reason. >> we are on the couch. [laughter] >> is like the red table so nothing gavin newsom has become very unpopular in his own state because people realized it is an empty suit. >> but he's not old and feeble and he can put together a sentence. by the way

michelle, as alwa s, will be donald trump. michelle, as always. lovely _ will be donald trump.ump. michelle, as always, lovely to talk _ will be donald trump. michelle, as always, lovely to talk to _ will be donald trump. michelle, as always, lovely to talk to you. - more on the website. we will see you very soon. we are campaigning for free school meals. it's been proven that people that have school meals make more progress in english and maths. the school counsellor at this primary in birmingham is on a mission. all children in england get free school meals until they are seven, but from year three, only a limited number are entitled.— are entitled. from year three and above, if are entitled. from year three and above. if you _ are entitled. from year three and above, if you earn _ are entitled. from year three and above, if you earn more - are entitled. from year three and above, if you earn more than - are entitled. from year three and - above, if you earn more than £7,400, then that _ above, if you earn more than £7,400, then that figure that hasn't changed for a long _ th

alex says, michelle, please , can alex says, michelle, please, can you all leave sunak alone ?k alone? he is absolutely trying his best. i mean, that got a laugh from dawn there, i have to confess. and me? do you and matthew as well . me? do you and matthew as well. do you guys believe that ? are do you guys believe that? are you backing rishi sunak still ? you backing rishi sunak still? of course. we've seen already , of course. we've seen already, didn't we? we saw one letter of no confidence going in yesterday, and apparently there was rumours of another six apparent be either been submitted already and potentially going in. i just sit there. i think . what are you all there. i think. what are you all doing? what is the matter with you?ifs doing? what is the matter with you? it's like a monumental act of self harm. are you really that? do you not look inward and see what you're doing to yourself anyway? see what you're doing to you michelle, lay? i see what you're doing to youmichelle,/ay? i just quickly >> michelle, can i just quickly say married to a say i'm married to a c

and so share with us what we need to know in your view. >> thanks, michelle.what we need to know all of us is more about the history. what we need to know is i think summed up in the title of the book that you just mentioned. this is part of 100 years war on palestine. it's not a war in palestine. it's a war to implant a settler colonial presence at the expense of an indigenous people which is being pushed out slowly but surely. when we say the nakba, the disaster, we start talking. we start by talking about what happened in 1948. but that's part of a much longer process. >> can you expend what happened in 1948? >> i will. in 1948 750,000, palestinians were driven from their homes, starting months before the state of israel was created, including 70,000 people in jaffa, 70,000 in haifa -- of the largest arab two cities in palestine -- 30,000 people in jerusalem, all of this before israel was even created. and then once israel was created, once the war between israel and the arab states started, hundreds of thousands of all were driven out. that was not a resul

reporter, michele tafoya and david webb.ir's aunt thinks he is being held underground, no sunlight. the ceasefire has been extended nothing tomorrow. kafir's aunt, listen to this, the terrorists slaughtered nearly half his hometown. kafir and his brother ariel were huddled with their parents hiding in a safe room, armed only with a pistol. the father texted her the boys were having a hard time staying quiet. how can you keep a four-year-old quiet, as a terrorist assaulted their kibbutz and it felt like. his last message was, i love you. there are images of shirri. the rest of kfir's family remain hopeful. >> i can't say we're surprised about the level of cruelty and inhumane behavior for hamas. in this deal, this ceasefire, they signed agreement to release all women and children, tomorrow is the last day supposedly, of this ceasefire, of this agreement as it was signed. there is still no news about my family, if they'll be returned or not. we're waiting hopelessly trying to remain positive. everyday counts for that baby. i'm

michelle, let me start with you.lked about the great replacement theory as if it is some venomous idea that exists on social media. but i feel like it is actually become more mainstream than our political system. >> it's more mainstream the republican party. donald trump, tucker carlson, all sorts of leading figures in the maga movement repeat its tropes all the time. it's also worth noting that this twitter user, the one who talked about the hordes of minorities, he was responding to somebody who said something about anonymous twitter trolls who say hitler was right, come see it to my face. he was like, okay, i'll say it. i'll say it to your face. >> and then >> that is the guy that young elon musk are saying the actual truth. >> the great replacement theory, and in general, there has been a lot of attention lately to antisemitism on the left, to the places where anti-zionism and antisemitism can interact. there's been attacks on jews linked to this war. but there is still a tremendous amount of antisemitism among f

michelle latest headlines. michelle thank you and good evening. this is the latest buses carrying at least 320 foreign passport holders set off from gaza earlier , the first in an initial earlier, the first in an initial list of 500 people allowed out of the enclave . it comes as more of the enclave. it comes as more than 80 injured people were taken across the rafah crossing in ambulances under a deal mediated by qatar. it's unclear how long the border will remain open , but it's unlikely all of open, but it's unlikely all of those waiting will make it through today. james cleverly says uk teams are ready to assist british nationals as soon assist british nationals as soon as they can leave . the israeli as they can leave. the israeli military says 15 of its soldiers have been killed during heavy fighting in its ground offensive into gaza. that is another airstrike hit the jabalia refugee camp in the north. rescue efforts were undennay this afternoon in as paramedics dug through the rubble in a desperate search for survivors. the idf says an airs

what about michelle?16,000, loses their job and then cannot find another job due to their age? you know what? all right. i'll take it on the chin. i've been outvoted. i'll get over it. i've got thick skin. boris johnson. he must have thick skin as well, because he often comes in for a bit of a kicking because he is now in israel. well, you might have seen some of footage. he says he of the footage. he says he wanted to express solidarity and support. he also wanted to see some the scenes for himself. some of the scenes for himself. he will remember was very he also will remember was very quick on the scene in ukraine as well, wasn't he? this is divided opinion, him being in israel. what you make of it all? what do you make of it all? >> well, think it's for >> well, i don't think it's for his ego . i'm >> well, i don't think it's for his ego. i'm not >> well, i don't think it's for his ego . i'm not 100% his own ego. i'm not 100% convinced it's to show solidarity with israel. the first observation i'd mak

and that's uh michelle obama's adopted hometown the grandmother lived there. the whole thing. so like i, i think, i think the, the, they, they have a strategy, they know what they're doing, and i guess the longer they wait, maybe the easier it is to bring her in the, to again, because everything will be in k, i said it won't be able to go through the normal channels, but, you know, look, look at it can be by picture joe barton and god bless them. i hope i live to be as his agent and older. but everybody ages differently just look at him and picture him a year from now would people have to go and pull the lever or write in their balances? i mean, it's going to be a disaster. 67 percent of the people democrats don't want them. nobody wants some, he's being told, like i said, actual right i, i, a disciple of obama says joe, get out. so it's only a matter of time what they're doing and why they're doing it this way. i don't, i don't have the answer to that, but it will happen. but is the democrats taking a page from the republicans? chaos has worked well for the public is just lik

michelle news. now back to. michelle >> thanks , tatiana. i'm michelle >> thanks, tatiana.dewberry with you till 7:00 tonight alongside made a life peerin tonight alongside made a life peer in the house of lords. baroness jacqueline foster and the editor of labour uncut hats . the editor of labour uncut hats. well, good evening to both of the editor of labour uncut hats. you. you're very welcome. tonight as are all of you at home. what is on your mind tonight? you can get in touch all the usual ways you can email me gbviews@gbnews.uk. com or you can tweet me at gb news. mike tweets me already. very keen tonight. mike saying i'm body shaming . tonight. mike saying i'm body shaming. nigel tonight. mike saying i'm body shaming . nigel farage because shaming. nigel farage because i just said i didn't appreciate seeing his backside on. i'm a celebrity just to be absolutely clear. and for the record, i'd nothing personal towards nigel. i don't want to see any of my colleagues backsides. thank you very much. would you can't think of anything worse. anyway keep your thoughts on lot

michelle donnellan was a by social media post by two members of the body. massacre on the 7th of october. swell braverman is urging 0ctober. swell braverman is urging police to crack down on hamas support in the uk and the professor described that as disturbing. let's look at the second post that was highlighted and that was by doctor patel. doctor patel had amplified a post that condemned violence on both sides of the conflict but then it made reference to genocide and apartheid. so let's look at the fundamental point that michelle donnellan is making in her letter. there it is. she is talking how academic freedom of free speech within the law are sacrosanct. but she goes on to say that public bodies cannot be seen to take political positions or promote extremist ideologies, particularly true when tensions are inflamed. she talks about, this is especially true, the standards must be upheld by those individuals who are members of a group dedicated to supporting equality, diversity and inclusion. so what is she seeking to do here? as we saw there, support fo

michelle, thank you very much. across the _ economy. michelle, thank you very much.ss the world and - economy. michelle, thank you very much. across the world and the . economy. michelle, thank you very l much. across the world and the uk, matthew is now with you. a bbc arabic investigation has revealed toxic air pollution from some of the world's biggest companies. ina in a moment i will talk to the bbc thorough five reporter. but her report festival. the first time he had asthma attack it let him struggling. he lives in kuwait and missed a whole year of preschool because of his severe asthma. we year of preschool because of his severe asthma.— year of preschool because of his severe asthma. we don't have the knowledge we _ severe asthma. we don't have the knowledge we have _ severe asthma. we don't have the knowledge we have pollution - severe asthma. we don't have the knowledge we have pollution and | knowledge we have pollution and problems that will affect children. kuwait has some of the worst air quality in the world. it is often blamed on the storms. however,

i michelle had the classic story. at some level although he did not literally appropriate her story he could not of gotten with that. he sort of presented himself, perform the sort i'm not quite sure how to say it. he was able to communicate in a way kind of appropriated her story and that served him very well with the voters in his popularity and so on there's a lot of discussion about that performance he could also do a performance for white voters and so on. [laughter] [inaudible] >> my question is do you agree with that? i'm too inas extent did you agre with that? to an extent how does that work and how michelle thought about it and so on? is it anything you observed and have a comment on what i'm saying? >> i think about and known them for a long time before he went to the white house. it is true he had a very different upbringing. he did not have a father his mother was gone for much of his life he was raised by his grandparents in hawaii. having left his mom who stayed back in indonesia. on so what i think he f

as always we are joined by our resident cobracenter michelle gildernew. michelle is the current np for firmana. to her own, she has served in the northern ireland assembly as a former minister for agriculture and rural development and chairperson of the health committee amongst other things. michelle has been a shinfian activist since her teams and has been elected almost continuously since 1998. and today's guest is nal murphy. nail is a leading light in the growing campaign for irish unity. he also represents many victims in their search for truth and justice with regards to state violence during the conflict. nell murphy, welcome to the show. thelated to be. here, thanks for the invitation, michelle, good to see you, now before we begin, what motivated your fory into the legal world? um, i've always had a sense of um, what's right and wrong, you know, just as most, you know, people here uh, reared in houses where that's important, and i didn't really know what i wanted to do when i was at school, uh, sort of choose law. as default, not knowing what to

and by the looks of it, michelle has found yet another practical rain jacket. and now it's fun to login. demons on exactly news, then, no haggling, bottom, that all relationship with the seller be likable. but don't show too much enthusiasm. you said friend create time pressure. instead of buying more items to get the discount the it is 3 pm on a sunday, which means only one thing for the germans. cafe in kolton, k. coffee and kate coffee clutch the glorious german tradition of traffic and the coffee and cake dates back to the 17th century. germans also have a relatively sweet tooth in 2021. a 822 kilograms. sweet treat with paints and thank goods being less popular and when it comes to cakes, us has taught debate. one ground facing studies found that 40 percent of germans like both equally the secret the germans are as follows. the nation and football is by far the most the, the, the german fans which it multiple times a week on tv. i don't those houses, demons like to watch football with friends like most into pretzels. there's a natural accompaniment to watc

as always we are joined by our resident co-presenter michelle gil. michelle is the current np for fermana south, she has served in the northern ireland assembly as a former minister for agriculture and rural development and chairperson of the health committee amongst other things. michelle has been a an activist since her teams and has been elected almost continuously since 1998 and today's guest is martina anderson. martina is woman well-known not to mention her words on the political states, a street shooter, some would say. after serving 13 years as an ira prisoner, martina joined shinfian where she went on to become a member of the european parliament. martina anderson, welcome to the show. thank you, delited to be here. so martina, could you tell me about your childhood grown up in dary? i would describe it as... the child of the battle of the boxside, i lived in the rorow houses, which is now got the iconic wall, you're niandra and free dary, and by the age of seven, 1969, there had been 14 unionist bombs planted, electricity stations, rte, wat

michel khaify was the first person to had answer to the question. no one could see a clear vision in front of kleifi. the burden of the palestinian cinema was entirely on the shoulders of documentary cinema before that. fictional cinema, despite scattered efforts, had never been able to be as effective as documentary cinemail. لازم نتاكد طبعا لازم نعرف. okay, the movies had very basic narrative lines in terms of story. the movies often suffered from slow, inhibiting pace and had a primitive form with superficial characters and simple atmospheres. zakrak. a cinema that seemed to be filled with the extras that had no story to tell and the audience could never identify with such movies. maybe none of that would have happened, if you would have acted as you should have, it was the scorch earth where khaify wanted to plant new seeds. michell khaify, born in 1950 in nazareth, should be considered the first hero of independent palestinian cinema. he went to belgium. at the age of 20 and after studying film-making at the brussels film school, returned to na

party, garland, you don't think it's michelle. so is your who is the, who do you think is going to be the lead candidates to bring in the democratic horse and all to night? well, you know, you look at the neo liberals, they love the brock obama. true though, the crone and i think it's going to be uh, gavin newsom fits the hair for one fitness. the hairs but no, i think he's, he's a guy who looks good in a suit and does what he's told and they're telegraphing their move. they send this guy to talk to gigi and paying and invite geez, and think to san francisco. and he happens to be the former governor of san francisco. he's really tight being, excuse me, st. former mayor of san francisco. really tight with the, the tech, you know, people which is the san francisco area i, they know they're competing factions, but i think they see him as a kind of a neutral guy. i also think because he doesn't have a history and foreign policy that can't be used against him. i think they see they've had such debacles in foreign policy that they prefe

all priorities of michelle obama when she served as first lady. brought this to your left, doctor lisa professor of studies and better of liberal arts and sciences. research and publication in the fields of performance studies, critical race studies and women lgbtq history. publications awarded in the book price and essay prize and visiting professorship in north american studies of the british library. sitting next to professors tamika robinson, professor of rhetoric and public act is key. the scholarship focuses in the areas of health, cultural and debate throughout the u.s. and brazil gives commentary to regional and national news organization about issues of politics and race. invitinge and first because affect you have to answer questions, what are the responsibility the first lady? one thing we talk about his there's no statutory responsibility, no regulation, no salary in the office of becoming first lady of the united states so entering into this, that is one context. obviously you are a manager and we were careful with the same number of

news radio. >> hi there, michelle dewberry . >> hi there, michelle dewberry. till 7:00. the conservative life peer in the house of lords, daniel moylan and writer and trade unionist paul embery, alongside me. when says michelle, it is pointless emailing your show . pointless emailing your show. you just cherry pick the best or most suited emails and then you go on with an interesting insight that you want me to read out. but i do need to be clear we do respectful debate on this programme, so i would love to get as many emails in as and i really do try and get as much as i can in time permitting, but i can't read anything with bad language or anything rude or anything like that. that's just not style, afraid. so not my style, i'm afraid. so keep it clean . you never know. i keep it clean. you never know. i might actually read it out and its entirety when rod says i'm 77 i'm still working , i 77 and i'm still working, i still enjoy the thrill he says. i'm not treated like an old codger when i get to work and life is good. i'm fascinated. what work do you do that

michelle now it's back to. michelle >> hello there. good evening to you. michelle dewberry with you. i'm michelle dewberry with you till 7:00 tonight alongside me i've got the deputy deputy leader of reform uk, ben habib and the former labour adviser matt laws. good evening to both of you gentlemen . tonight, you of you gentlemen. tonight, you know the drill as well on this program, don't you? it is not just us in the studio just about us in the studio here. it's very much about you guys home. what is on your guys at home. what is on your mind ? you can get in mind tonight? you can get in touch with me. all the usual ways. vaiews@gbnews.com or if twitter is more your thing, you can reach me there at gb news. now i've got to say, there's one story i must start with tonight, and i will give you a warning right now. it is horrific story and shallcross live in the studio alongside me right now . studio alongside me right now. i've got gb news home security editor mark white. and the story i'm referring to, of course, is the horrendous news about the stabbing o

and there's a really that michelle and how that's still going. wow, me says had a busy day. perhaps needs a holiday, some with little fish. as always, like 5 full rich jennings. your enrico for just one day. the worries are reporter hannah homo reveals the must seize of the laughing and capital like historical hotspots and great places to enjoy the flat fee and dishes. the only one who visit one of your hidden gen the city is usually on people's travel bucket list. i'm in re got the castle of life, be out. admittedly, i don't really know that much about the city, so i'm excited to see how much i can learn and explore is just one day. so let's get going. first off of the day breakfast rico has load the traditional small pastry shops. cartridge t seems to be, but the thing here i keep seeing cartridge toothpaste is everywhere. so definitely want to try the okay, now i'm all fueled up for the day. let's do some sightseeing. i'm starting up in the medieval times, which is the unesco world heritage site. the highest of the black has is one of the main attractions here, and we got

michelle thank you. >> good evening. well, the top story from the newsroom is that the home secretary has said the business model of people smuggling gangs will be destroyed. as he underlined the government's commitment to stopping illegal migration. james cleverly made the comments as he faced questions in the house of commons for his first time as home secretary. he's addressed the latest immigration figures, as well as the government's efforts to stop small boat crossings as all who are being smuggled are seen as just products. >> they are expendable all in the eyes of those people smugglers. we have to do everything we can and we will do to break their business model. i commend the work of my right honourable friend, the immigration minister, who has recently been to bulgaria to where in close cooperation with our international partners in bulgaria , we have seized boats. bulgaria, we have seized boats. we have seized engines. we are breaking the business model . breaking the business model. >> well, earlier the prim