michelle kind of was trying to talk him out of it. >> a very different take on michelle. >> michelle,o commit suicide. >> when dateline continues. welcome back. michelle carter was on trial for involuntary manslaughter. prosecutors portrayed her as a calculating bully >>> welcome back. michelle carter was on trial for involuntary manslaughter. prosecutors painted her as a calculating believe that pressure conrad into killing himself because she craved attention, but the defense team was about to counter that michelle was no killer, she was a victim. continuing now with reckless. it wasn't easy for ed mcfarland to sit in the courtroom and hero michelle carter described as a monster. to him, michelle was anything but. >> so who is the michelle you do? >> she was a quiet kid, helpful, very friendly, got along with everybody, everybody seems to get along with her. you know, superlative the kid most likely to brighten your day. >> it was a softball coach, he had no the carter family for years. >> were these the kind of parents who can't ever get? >> yeah, there would always be somebody at

michelle deserves justice.r with. >> seven long years after michelle mockbee was killed, both sides had to brace themselves for a new trial. >> this time, there would be a new prosecutor with a powerful new case. coming up, >> were his boots? we searched his house, his garage, his feet. >> missing boots, a suspicious screwdriver and those timecards. >> there are missing timecards. exactly 2. >> when dateline continues. th . and some lost over 46 pounds. ♪ ♪ and i'm keeping the weight off. wegovy® helps you lose weight and keep it off. i'm reducing my risk. wegovy® is the only fda-approved weight-management medicine that's proven to reduce risk of major cardiovascular events in adults with known heart disease and with either obesity or overweight. wegovy® shouldn't be used with semaglutide or glp-1 medicines. don't take wegovy® if you or your family had medullary thyroid cancer, multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop wegovy® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or s

michele linn martin macneill, everybody liked smart, charismatic michele from childhood on said her sister, linda. >> she entered different pageants and won homecoming queen. she did modeling. she was an exchange student in switzerland. she excelled at everything. >> martin did too in his own way. it took a little while, but eventually he became a doctor and then a lawyer, then a leader in his local ward in the church of the mormons. before he did any of that, back when this picture was taken, it was unstoppable love. today elope? >> they got married by the justice of the peace. >> that had four children. eventually set up house in a place called pleasant grove in utah, and love their family life so much they adopted four more little kids. three from ukraine. alexis from the first set of four followed her father everywhere. was his little shadow. you kind of idolized him. >> i did. i wanted to follow in his footsteps. i became a doctor because of him. >> people on the outside looking in, what with ac? >> a very happy family. a wonderful mother who doted on her children. a father who was a

michelle: u.s.eports one cartel leader taken in this photo was tricked by a high-ranking cartel member into boarding a plane he thought was going to southern mexico. the plane instead flew to el paso, texas where they were arrested when it landed. it followed an investigation mexico said it was unaware of until the arrests were made. mexico's president is calling on full transparency from the u.s. the former chief of staff international operations for the drug enforcement association. how consequential are these arrests >> they are very consequential in terms of the rule of law. i do not think they will have any significant impact on the inner workings of the cartel. as an example, i will give to you exactly what happened when the leader of the cartel was extradited to the united states. it had no impact. someone else had been running the court -- cartel for a number of years. very good leaders. the cartel has been in existence since 1989. it is currently the most powerful drug cartel in the world.

>> michelle: where is she? stand up! >> stephen: stand up, mom! >> michelle: there you are! to power and it's so important. >> stephen: she sounds like a wonderful woman. >> michelle: she is. we are related. >> stephen: when did you go, i'm going to be a comedian? how did you get your start? what was the spark? you went, yep, i'll do that. there is no known path. it's much easier to go "i'll be an actor." >> michelle: i guess. depends who you are. for me, i always wanted to be an entertainment reporter. i wanted to wear shoulder pads like mary hart and john tesch back in the day, deliver the news about liza minnelli. >> stephen: [laughs] i love that. >> michelle: i'm a little old. i age well. don't worry about it. but the point is, i went to school for tv production. i told my professor i wanted to be an entertainment reporter and he legitimately told me that i was just too fat to be on camera. this was in the late '90s so i didn't question it because i didn't see anyone like me. so i went down the production route. i edited and field produced and everyone kept saying you sh

a woman from paul's past -- his ex-girlfriend, michelle. >> michelle lafrance, who was the defendantrd and said paul was not home, and that paul killed katherine . >> what was that phone call like? >> it was now time to get to work. >> jim ferrell was now the district attorney and teamed up with a former d.a.. >> didn't feel good that you had a break? >> it's a break, but again, i needed more information. >> investigator sat lafrance down to hear her story. >> let's start back in the beginning. >> during a six hour interview, michelle laid out what she claimed was the true story of how paul killed katherine . she said he started plotting it weeks before the murder. >> he was researching things on the internet. he was going to leave her and burn the house down around her and she was going to die in the fire. >> michelle says one week before the fire, she and paul went to katherine's house to move things out, and paul unlock the basement doors. >> he went out the last time he had the kids, he could sneak into the house. >> according to michelle, paul wasn't with her on the night of the

that is, you have already found out that this is not michelle, right?othing to envy, after all, i saw her somewhere, this michelle, in erotic dreams, in handcuffs, what a fantasy you have, i took her for something, oh, i mean, i arrested her, stop laughing, i’ll come back, i’ll hit her base, the murder weapon was found, everything was silent, no one saw or heard anything. hello, hello, vladimir petrovich, wow, you saw this, blood, fresh, oh, they could have thrown away evidence, damn it, big eyes. go into the trash, i just put on clean clothes, lisa will kill me, hook me up, she will kill me, but you’re not there, and i’m having a management meeting, you’ll be hanging around here for a long time, sit me down, i promise. knight, appreciate it, this is a mozora, this one here, we already have love with him, in general, he saved me, the premiere on rtr, marry me, but i want to be a captain, in our village you won’t find a better groom at all, she has your character is like a ram, that the sea has chosen her, you can help, we will definitely save her, who w

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michele: no. [laughter] jamelle: even ohio lawmakers would state, wait a minute, this is a violation of the rights of ohio citizens. this expanded notion of states' abilities to impose themselves on the residents of other states, to extend their power beyond state borders, is what was quashed by the civil war amendments and what was unraveled in the supreme court's reaction was exactly this. jim crow was an attempt to re-create the kind of constitutional order that existed pre-18 65. i think you can understand the effort to allow idaho, for example, to not honor federal law as an attempt to begin to roll back this sense that the states do not have that kind of control over the people within their borders, that there is such a thing as national citizenship that entitles one to a universal basic set of rights across the entire nation that cannot be interfered with by state law. and in my view, so much of the roberts court jurisprudence, especially around bodily autonomy and the rights of people to b

michele: let's.n't think we he eproductivet for purposes you're talking about which is really3o about democracy, democracy within the space. and i think that dobbs is actually a great space to tease this out. it's a casecomeout of the state of mississippi. my maternal grandmother was the. mississippi was a state that had laws if you were a black you could notn park. you could not play billiards. bowl. in mississippi, if you wanted to vote, you had t were black, guess how many jellybeans in a jar? n a bar of soap. recite the state's constitution. in 1865, congress ratified the 13th amendment which banned slavery in the united states.ano it. that is the state t brought us the dobbs case that overturned roe v. wade? ithow think the past does notnf today, then we're woefully mistaken. the dobbs decision was actually forestalled by a judge who dirict courttrict court opinion opinion it was really one of the most profound district court opinions i've ever read. carlton reeves, closing my eyes to think of j

>> michelle, you've absolutely nailed it.re's a specific incident here that involves one police officer and one civilian, and this should be investigated properly. i was actually saw on gb news last night was the first time i saw the few seconds of footage. i understand if you see all of the footage, it might tell a different story. the greater manchester police should look into this properly. it looks like they are and work out whether that was a proportionate response. this is not about communities or groups or identities, but it is. it shouldn't be. >> well, it shouldn't be. and this is my it is about it is about the guy on the ground and the police officer. >> and i have no view yet on whether that police officer overreacted, nor should i have one that should be investigated. and there shouldn't be protests on the streets or statements , on the streets or statements, frankly, from andy berman until the greater manchester police have got to the bottom of what occurred. it looks like they're doing their job quickly, thoroug

michelle, . the oval office. oh, my- goodness. michelle, barack, goodness. i'm looking forward to doing this with the two of you, jack and i both, and getting throughout, being on the road. but most of all, ijust want being on the road. but most of all, i just want to tell you that the words you have spoken and the friendship that you have given over all these years mean more than i can express. so, thank you, both.— so, thank you, both. obama's backin: so, thank you, both. obama's backing matters. _ so, thank you, both. obama's backing matters. some - so, thank you, both. obama's l backing matters. some analysts feel that it's backing matters. some analysts feel that its key to attracting key voters anderising — and there may, for some voters, be something very poignant in seeing the first black president endorsing the first black woman and the first person of south asian descent to be president if she were to win. some polls are showing a narrowing of the gap, with harris trailing 47% to donald trump's 48%, and some polls are showing that harris is trailin

michelle dewberry with hi there. michelle dewberry with you till seven. ben habib.ain alongside me. goodness me . this conversation goodness me. this conversation about child rearing, child benefits. and so on. i could spend all night on this. joanne says there's something wrong though, michelle. when it's lower income families that seem to have the most children and middle income families sit there and plan their family and stop at perhaps 1 or 2 children because they simply can't afford it, she says, are you saying , it, she says, are you saying, michelle, that the only reason to lift child benefit cap is in case somebody dies, in which case, why wouldn't you just give a bereavement benefit? and that would solve the problem. fred said, what about having child benefit for working families only? but that would defeat the object. fred because what ben is saying is, what about having a parent that can stay at home? the flipside, as aaron says, is how do you afford to do that in this day and age? honestly, this conversation, could carry on mixed as it's not just child

i am michelle dewberry.ust for a brief moment, you might have thought i was skiving off because it was 6:00, but no no no no no, i am a northerner and i graft and i've got a true work ethic. so here i am until 7:00, alongside with my panel am until 7:00, alongside with my panel. the entrepreneur and the reform uk donor, zia yusuf and lord glasman , the labour peer. lord glasman, the labour peer. welcome to both of you . you're welcome to both of you. you're very welcome indeed. and you know the drill, don't you? on this programme it is very much about you guys at home as well. what's on your mind tonight? there's a lot i want to discuss with you, everybody, of course i want to look at what the goings on with the defections when it comes to reform today, i want to look at. apparently, according to one poll, a high number of young black and asian , people young black and asian, people are saying that they're going to leave the country . why? what do leave the country. why? what do you think's going on there? a

really important, michel , is the fact that michel, is the fact that catherine bates of the independentffice for police conduct has come out and said that there will be a thorough , that there will be a thorough, independent investigation. i think what's worrying , frankly, think what's worrying, frankly, is it took a 24 hours to come out and say that because, you know, looking at the limited footage, certainly what i've seen , i think the word mark seen, i think the word mark white used was absolutely the correct one. proportionality there does appear to have been excessive violence that was used and that surely in any workplace setting would have been prima facie evidence to suspend somebody from their duties, not necessarily. you know, that's not to say that they're guilty . not to say that they're guilty. everybody's innocent until proven guilty in any kind of situation like this, but i think there's some questions, frankly, for the iopc in this and just finally, on your point about burnham, who is absolutely right to say, you know, people shouldn't politicise this. the thing that j

michelle dewberry toll seven.n habib remain alongside me before the break, i was asking appealing for contestants for the, gravy wrestling championship. it was a serious appeal by the way, because they're lacking contestants. i think i fixed it during the break, though. ben habib nigel farage in a paddling pool of gravy , we'll soon flush it all gravy, we'll soon flush it all out. we'll soon, soon fix life on gb news view on gb news. that'll get the viewers in, won't it? right. look, let's talk anti—social behaviour in grimsby. they're going to trial a new system where every single 15 minutes they're going to blast over a speaker system into the streets of grimsby. rules. by the streets of grimsby. rules. by which i just mean, basically you know, don't peddle on the pavement, don't ride on the pavement, don't ride on the pavement, whatever . is this pavement, whatever. is this going to tackle anti—social behaviour? ben habib i mean, you know, having now stood in two elections this year and campaigned in the local

michelle black, this means so much to me. i'm looking forward to doing this with 2 of you, doug and i both and getting out there being on the road. but most of, i just want to tell you that the words you have spoken to end the friendship that you have given over all these years the more than i rest. so thank you both so much . and we're gonna have some fun with this to on. i spoke to us analysts, william green, craft deputy editor of the portland magazine in process for a stop. i wanted to get his reaction to how the obama endorsement was announced. well, if i could just give you an unscientific, unscientific poll, i happen to catch this video with my girlfriend and she actually had across the street because it was just too much cringe to watch what looked like a highly orchestrated, highly staged event trying to appear natural as if just the obama's calling up come a lot, harris to say hi, you know, by the way we endorse you for president. and this was like many things in politics, especially, and campaign mode. clearly, som

for example, michelle wondered, when did he start calling her sis?st felt something bad had happened to kevin. >> and if the cops would not investigate, the family decided it was time to do some detective work themselves. >> i'm afraid the wife and the new boyfriend are making a move right now. they are leaving. >> coming up, what would it take to alert the police? >> would you mind coming back to the police station? i have a couple more questions for you. >> when dateline continues. lin when we're young, we're told anything is possible... ...but only a few of us go out and prove it. witness the greatness of anna hall on a connection worthy of gold: xfinity mobile. only xfinity gives you the most powerful mobile wifi network, with speeds up to a gig in millions of locations. and right now, xfinity internet customers can buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. get the fastest connection to paris with xfinity. hoda kotb: it was a thursday afternoon, summer 2010, and a violent summer rainstorm had barreled through the town's wringing the out

gary says , michelle, contempt.says, michelle, things will only get better when politicians actually listen to our concerns. the sense that people have concerns that have been ignored. it's coming through quite a lot from all of you guys at home. i want to get to the root of what is causing so much anger and frustration in the streets of britain before the streets of britain before the break, you were just saying, andy, that you didn't feel that people do have concerns that are not listened to. i find that fascinating because i'll tell you now, one of the primary concerns that people have, and many people have that are not listened to, is people want controlled immigration in this country. they want these boats to be turned back. nobody's listening at all. >> so i didn't say that. i said, i don't think the scenes we've seen over the last few days in southport, in southend and elsewhere in leeds are the result of concerns not being listened to. i think those scenes are an instinctive response to really awful, inciden

i'm michelle dewberry seven alongside me.the professor of politics at the university of kent, matt goodwin, and the director of the charity world right, kerry dingle. kerry, i didn't get your reaction to those protests in ireland. i was just showing there your thoughts . there your thoughts. >> well, i think you make the right point , actually, michel, right point, actually, michel, it's the lack of consent and it does seem that the irish government is sort of liking to bask in this glow of being pro—immigration, and then not providing any of the structures or, or resources in order to provide for the unsurprising, huge uptick in asylum seekers coming to apple. and apparently dublin's like tent city. but i do think the key thing is they're going behind the backs of their own citizens. and i think we have to understand, obviously, the irish government is enthralled to the eu and actually makes a whole, you know, you know, a great thing out of going behind the backs of its citizens, which is what the eu represents . so i don't

i'm michelle dewberry.ven, this is dewbs& co seven, alongside the director of the conservatives. mark littlewood and the former labour minister bill rammell. remain look, it's friday, so you know the drill. jubun friday, so you know the drill. juburi tavern is open. cheers to all of you guys. cheers to both of you. and especially cheers to you, the labour party on your victory. ultimately, whatever we might think and politically disagree, the success of the labour party will be the success ultimately of the country. so i shall drink to that and cheers . shall drink to that and cheers. >> cheers. >> cheers. >> i would raise a glass to keir starmer but it's friday and it's after six, so working so i won't waste my time with that . let's waste my time with that. let's talk about the future of the labour party. sorry. the tory party then. lots and lots of people are getting in touch asking what does the future look like? >> yeah , well it's uncertain. as >> yeah, well it's uncertain. as i said, i think there ne

oh, my goodness, michelle practice need so much to me. i'm looking forward to doing this with 2 of you, doug and i both and getting out there being on the road. but most of, i just want to tell you that the words you have spoken to in the friendship that you have given over all these years, the more than the rest. so thank you both means so much. and we're going to have some fun with this to our and we will be continuing our, our coverage of this presidential race coming up on the day. i'll be speaking with a former national security advisor to come by. here's what was just hours ago until the opening ceremony in paris, the olympic flame has been making its way through the final stages of the torch relay. among the last people to carry the flame was snoop dog. us rapper took the torch to through the northern suburb of sun denise. he was joined by senior and fashion designer, farrah williams. other prominence towards bears on its final leg include former un secretary general bunkie moon. the cauldron will be lit in central paris. later thi

i'm michelle dewberry till 7:00 alongside me.r tory mp and chairman, sir jake berry . and the sir jake berry. and the columnist and author ella whelan . columnist and author ella whelan. welcome back everybody, gavin says michelle is women and girls thing. please, don't label it the effect, it just plays right into what he wants . more in into what he wants. more in infamy, acas says michelle, i really hope that takes legal action on all of these people that are blaming it on him. graham says really? really. everyone's just going to take the easy way out of laying this at the door of andrew tate. nobody seems to want to make the connection to the mass immigration that's coming into the country. i tried to make the connection, thank you very much. you can keep your thoughts coming in, but get this, remember that case of the just stop oil protesters? they were sentenced, wasn't there, to five years and four years will now more than 1200 artists, athletes , more than 1200 artists, athletes, celebrities, you name it, they've written

i'm michelle dewberry . hi there. i'm michelle dewberry. this is dewbs& co alongside me. dewbs& co alongside me. my panel remains, paul says thank you for that story about tony hudgell. he'd never even heard of that little boy before . heard of that little boy before. yeah.i heard of that little boy before. yeah. i honestly advise all of you to go and look up his story. it is just absolutely inspirational. that's the only word i've got for that little boy, andrew says , michelle, can boy, andrew says, michelle, can i just ask what planet is starmer on, saying that he's not going to work past 6:00 in the evening? credit where it's due, andrew. it wasn't every day. it was only a friday. does that make it better for you or not, someone else says , michelle, can someone else says, michelle, can we change his theme tune to dolly parton's 9 to 5? that should be the labour anthem. i'm not sure that one will fly anywhere. look, speaking of music, it was glastonbury this weekend . was you there? is it weekend. was you there? is it your kind of thing or not? well, one of the things

michele tafoya, delight to see you. >> michele: likewise gregory. >> greg: it is true, that is why theyt biden behind closed doors. we knew, either hollywood was stupid and did not know or they are lying, could they be both? >> michele: absolutely could be both, stupid liars, a bunch of stupid liars. george clooney has come out with this oped, and other politicians are saying george should stay in his lane. he's a movie producer, right? a. when george is there to raise money for them god bless you george clooney. these politicians who rely so heavily on hollywood, i am from minnesota and i live there now. al franken was our senator. he invited john hammond all these people tend -- minnesota to raise all this money. that's when hollywood has depreciated in value. suddenly know that clooney tells the truth which you all have been saying for years, these other politicians who want to stand by biden are like clooney should stay in his lane. it's complete and utter hypocrisy. but talk about reading lines for a living. that's what joe biden is doing now. it is sad. >> greg: he it -- it is sad

thinking, what's michelle playing out?in't she getting stuck into a full debate about that situation, with the stabbing? believe you me, i have some very strong opinions. but of course, i would never want to jeopardise any legal outcome, so i'll save my opinions on that for another day. but there are lots of other things i want to talk to you about in this country. keir starmer , he's been country. keir starmer, he's been called sir keir starmer. i want to look at his response to this. two child benefits cap. also, i want to ask if we've got, imminently ahead of us potential world war iii. is that just fear mongering or what? but lots more. i want to talk about first. and you know the drill. you can get in touch with me all the usual ways. you can email gb views @gbnews. com you can go to the website, which is gbnews.com/yoursay and i just want to be clear, because lots of people email me and say, michelle, our email address doesn't work . gbnews.com/yoursay doesn't work. gbnews.com/yoursay that's a website. that's where y

michelle barak, this means so much to me. i am looking forward to doing this with the two of you, doug and i both the obamas took five days to give her the nod. >> but as you mentioned it, as will look at shortly, they're active support down the road could make a difference at the very least, there endorsement rounds out a week that appears to have done what president biden had not been able to, namely energize the democratic campaign for president as for donald trump, he's expected to speak shortly at a conservative event near mar-a-lago earlier today, he met with israel's prime minister, after which he had this to say about vice president harris's remarks yesterday, underscoring her support for israel while recognizing civilian suffering in gaza and calling for progress toward a ceasefire deal i think her mark remarks were disrespectful. >> they weren't very nice. >> attorney to israel i actually don't know how a person who is jewish can vote for her but that's up to them his running mate meantime, tried doing cleanup today

i'm michelle drew brit school 7:00.n mackenzie, is alongside me as the visiting professor of education at the university of staffordshire. tom berwick. good afternoon and good evening, actually, to each and every one of you. listen, i was driving along as you do, well, actually, just before many ill say. what are you doing? filming if you're driving? i was in a taxi, actually, earlier on this week, and something caught my eye, and i filmed it. and look, here we go. i put it on the screen and i put it on. social media went somewhat viral. over 5 million people have seen this tweet. now the graphic that i'm showing you or the video i'm showing you or the video i'm showing to you, this is the central carriageway on park lane in london. very expensive, address probably one of the most prestigious, quite frankly. and it's now become what i'm going to bluntly describe as some kind of tent city, so many tents there have popped up. it's got like a whole kind of community thing going on. i was absolutely shocked when i saw this,

michelle, barack, this means so much to me.rward to doing this with the two of you, doug and i both, and getting out there, being on the road. but most of all, i just want to tell you that the words you have spoken and the friendship that you have given over all these years mean more than i can express, so thank you, both. it means so much. and we're going to have some fun with this too, aren't we? sarah smith has more on the. they sa the sarah smith has more on the. they say they were _ sarah smith has more on the. tue: say they were remaining neutral until the would see who the presidential candidate was very likely to be. but you're right, it's taken a while and it feels a bit lukewarm, even though they are promising to go out campaigning for her — if different from the enthusiastic intermediate support she got from people likejoe biden, bill and hillary clinton, and some of the other senior democratic leaders. but it is fair to say that, harris, in less and then a week since two biden has stepped aside, has injected a realj

obama, i’m here do not pronounce specifically i will, i’ll say the name of michelle obama somewhereiful, yes, michelle, and next to emmanuel, well, yes. you can imagine this couple right away well, but if you put everything aside, here’s the personalities, although it really became a matter of personalities, this is an indicator of the crisis of american politics, when it was not about interests, but personalities, by the way, this is also this is phase number one, because the next stage will be the personality of the vice president, because this will be an election where the candidacy of the vice president will hang as never before great. but i’ll tell you this, if you put all this aside, as much as you can throw it away, this combination means that the main enemy they have chosen is china, yes, of course, yes, both under and under direct confrontation with china, it will be formed , maybe, in general , this system has elements of bipartisanship, another question is that i can’t imagine how they can jump out of... the conflict in ukraine, well, theoretically, in practice i ’m worse

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michele tafoya. and bill hemmer. happy to have him today. the stakes for biden's solo appearance at the nato summit are escalating by the hour is his support for his candidacy unravels. supporters from congress to hollywood are all warning that he needs to step aside for the sake of the party. meanwhile, new reporting by politico reveals former speaker the house house nancy pelosi has suggested to people that biden won't win this november and should step aside. she is encouraging democrats to speak out. we are also learning that former president obama knew about george clooney's devastating op-ed about biden. clooney reportedly told obama what he was about to say but obama didn't shape what was going to be said but didn't try to stop them. biden is desperately fighting to keep his job, and two of the most powerful and influential democrats may not have his back. bill, i think it's important to pause for a moment before we get all the obama reporting and let it sink in. that right now during this hour as of three weeks ago were supposed to be

michelle, barack, this means so much to me.m looking forward to doing this with the two of you, doug and i both, and getting out there, being on the road. but most of all, i just want to tell you that the words you have spoken and the friendship that you have given over all these years mean more than i can express, so thank you, both. it means so much. and we're going to have some fun with this too, aren't we? our correspondent will grant has more from washington. but i think for miss harris, this is the big one, isn't it? this is the one that she wanted the most, no doubt, of all of the heavyweights in the democratic party, i think even more so than presidentjoe biden or nancy pelosi. she really will have wanted to secure, and her supporters will have wanted to secure the backing of barack obama and his wife, michelle. something to do with that stardust that they have within the party. it will bring in millions, both in terms of donations, millions of dollars, and of course, hopefully from her point of view, reach millions in

let's ask pavlik to break michelle's account.ought you were a poet, but you are much cooler. well , they don’t pay money for poetry, you have to work with the admin, oh, done, here you go, thank you, you’re a genius, and it’s true, the cat, he proposed marriage, yeah, and there are photos, and you can send them from kostyukov, and then you’ll be my transmitter carrying it to prison is illegal. and if from my smartphone, and i don’t invent it for you, please, please, please, okay, ok, ok, give me a smartphone, but then we’ll go to the cinema, yeah. sing, what happened, what are you, thank you for the wonderful evening, bye, bye, why is everyone in moscow so modest, they don’t come to the apartment in desperation? no, but i hate tea, oh, all these vulgar subtexts, especially, and i didn’t even intend to, and that i’m not your type, or yes, oh well, but oh, but olya knows, and you’re not in the family course, i hope you won’t give it to me, yeah. and why all this was there, flowers, cinema, ice cream, well, firstly, so that olga wou

the thing is , michelle, said.michelle, she doesn't think that trump is a fascist, nor is he a dictator. he is right wing and that's it. but susan says, has everyone forgotten that for years donald trump has constantly spewed cruel rhetoric. he mocks disabled people , threatens disabled people, threatens people at work, live for him, threatens people that turn against him, and so on and so forth, you're saying actually it's just going to be a matter of time before he returns to his narcissistic traits, and then he'll blame the democrats? i take it you don't like him, susan, but fair play to you. you at least you didn't call him a nazi. and so on and so forth. we're just talking about the killing of jo cox and you mentioned as well, well, what about david amis? no one seems to mention that you're absolutely right that nobody seems to mention it. and i find that fascinating . but if you ask that fascinating. but if you ask me the reason why people gloss over often, david amis is because it was easy. when it was jo co

michelle: thanks, ed.is first a trump administration policy toward china to a biden administration policy toward china. it is now clear this is the american policy toward china. there is a lot of bipartisan consensus from the u.s. congress as well and not to mention many of our partners and allies across the world. there has been tremendous volatility and uncertainty with regards to the political election, even over the past 10 days, but if you are ceo of a tech company, the one thing you can be certain of the one thing that will be stable is going to be american policy towards china when it comes to our own tech security and economic competitiveness. caroline: is that the right policy, michelle? michelle: well, let's start with the ultimate end goal. and the ultimate end goal is the u.s. and partners and allies across the world have to have competitiveness and superiority when it comes to technology because whoever leads in technology is going to dictate the values and the standards and the regulations th

this evening's program will address the leadership and legacy of first lady michelle obama. tonight, we will hear about the role that the first lady played in supporting president obama's election campaign. advising him during his time in the white house and how she continues to influence american politics today. i want to thank the women in leadership advisory board of hofstra university for co-sponsoring this event, and many of them are with us today. my role this evening is to moderate a panel discussion about with mr. tina tchen, who served as chief of staff to the first lady. from 2011 to 2017. and in conversation with several members of the house, two faculty. so i'll begin with brief introductions. tina tchen currently serves as the executive vice president and chief strategy and impact officer for the obama foundation. she served for eight years in the obama white house, first as the inaugural director of the white house office of public engagement and then as chief of staff to mrs. obama. chen also served as the executive director of the white house council on women

oh, my goodness, michelle practice mean so much to me. i'm looking forward to doing this with 2 of you, doug and i both and getting out there being on the road. but most of i just want to tell you that the words you have spoken to and the friendship that you have given over all these years, the more than the rest. so thank you both means so much. and we're gonna have some fun with this to on. it's bringing, here's an illusion. william, good across a long time, delay and colleague, and now deputy editor of the parliament magazine and brussels millions. great to see you again at the 1st of all your reaction to how this endorsement was conveyed . oh, well let me give you an unscientific poll. i watched this video with my girlfriend, actually we were just outside a little bit ago uh, watches on our phone and she had to cross the street. she couldn't bear to watch this video just to cringe worthy because it's so clearly staged in an effort to make it look not staged. and so we were maybe expecting this kind of endorsement to be coming. it does

but yeah, michelle obama would never do this. why would she wanted to do this? know what no thank you tons of netflix money and just hanging out and being famous and having people like me. at like to be scrutinized heavily again. >> greg: you are right, she has the perfect life, she doesn't have to do anything except count the money, hang out , checker kids, make sure they are not smoking again. jamie, what do you make of this? >> it's like a college girl smoking. >> greg: way to send a bad message to children. why don't you just tell them to do heroin, kat? >> that was absurd. and absurd reaction. >> greg: jamie, michelle obama remember her, mary to barack obama? >> i do i knew because their last names are the same. >> he's quick. >> i heard this one politics professor say we shouldn't spend time on this, is just a fantasy, which is i think the first time anyone has out fantasy involving michelle obama. i'm not trying to be rude, i just think it's true. i don't understand the whole first lady thing, how you get to do stuff because your husband did stuff. you lo

former nfl sideline reporter michele tafoya.dge and comedian which means he will throw the joke book at you. vincent august. and she is so thin girl scouts cell thin men's. new york times best-selling author kat timpf. [ cheering and applause ] tom before i get to your mundane opinions about life, i would like to play a clip that just happened with joe biden introducing volodymyr zelensky. rowlett. >> president joe biden: now i want to hand it to the president of ukraine who has as much courage as he has determination. ladies and gentlemen president putin. president putin? you will beat president putin. president volodymyr zelensky. i am so focused on beating putin we have to worry about it. anyway mr president. you are a hell of a lot better. >> thank you so much. >> greg: tough. so much to choose from here. isn't it amazing that george clooney has this fundraiser where he basically goes through the wallets of all of these donors and gets $30 million and weights until now to say it because obama blessed him? and he lied after t

oh, my goodness, michelle practice mean so much to me. i'm looking forward to doing this with 2 of you, doug and i both and getting out there being on the road. but most of i just want to tell you that the words you have spoken to and the friendship that you have given over all the more than the rest. so thank you both means so much. and we're gonna have some fun with this to r. i s t w's, washington correspondent, janelle, dom alone, how significant band or summit from the obama as was for harris. nicole, this is very important. this was the big one. the bottom is, of course, are considered the most popular figures within the democratic party. some polls even put michelle obama as the most popular figure in american politics period. they're also very effective messengers and campaigners so they could provide a boost that could help campbell, a harris extend the momentum that she's been enjoying ever since joe biden decided to withdraw from the race. however much has also been made of the delay of how long it took the obama as a to make t

good evening michelle. well, now that the service has ended, there's starting to be a bit of a hum once again in this southport square right in the centre of the town, as thousands of people cram into what is a small square next to the town hall. you've just heard some of the speeches there from people from the local church, as well as the local mayor for the sefton area, which is where southport is, and the mayor of the liverpool region. you also heard as well nothing. nothing really, but the sound of seagulls, as there was that minute's silence. you could have heard a pin drop and now what's happening is people that have got flowers in their arms are taking them down to the centre of this square , laying them in of this square, laying them in what i would describe as a horseshoe around a small platform . people are also giving platform. people are also giving out candles and they're going to be lighting those candles. people have got little jewels as well, little charms that they're going to be putting on

. >> lawrence: former president barack obama and michele obama officially endorsing kamala harris for president. >> ainsley: the announcement came in the video released by the harris campaign this morning. >> steve: it was 5:00 this morning when madeleine rivera broke the news live from d.c. take it away. >> madeleine: good morning. former president obama did not immediately endorse vice president kamala harris to remain above the fray in public. now the obamas say they are ready to work hard to make sure kamala harris wins in november. >> i will say to kamala, i'm proud of you. this is going to be historic. >> we call to say, michele and i couldn't be prouder to endorse you and get you through the election and into the oval office. michele, barack obama, thissen moos so much to me, i'm looking forward to doing this with the two of you. >> madeleine: who will she pick toin jo her on the ticket? potential v.p. pick josh shapiro is campaigning in philadelphia today and expected to campaign in his home stateor monday alongside michigan governor gretchen whitmer. former communication dire

michelle, barack, this means so much to me. am looking forward to doing this with the two of you, doug and i both, and getting out there, being on the road. but most of all, i just want to tell you that the words you have spoken and the friendship that you have given over all these years mean more than i can express, so thank you, both. it means so much. and we're going to have some fun with this too, aren't we? israel's prime minister is holding talks with donald trump as he seeks to shore up support before the us election. benjamin nethanyahu travelled to florida for this meeting and theirfirst talks in almost four years. donald trump was very supportive of israel when he was president. but his relationship with mr netanyahu soured on thursday, mr netanyahu separately met president biden and kamala harris who both urged him to finalise a gaza ceasefire deal. ms harris said she'd raised serious concerns about the scale of suffering in the palestinian territory. it is time for this war to end, and to end in a way where israel i

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obama with her husband, that's probably all -michelle obama’s husband will tell her michelle needs,ply against trump, like you, can play into their advantage now they said, simply against, anyone, but not him, grandfather was not suitable for anyone, he was too obvious, like a collapse, now people who are ready to vote for anyone, as long as it’s not trump, they can vote for kamala, for... it wasn’t, i have a feeling, and i don’t know whether they will turn this into a plus or, as it were, into a minus, now i think there will be a battle of lawyers and political consultants on both sides, in my opinion, no one doesn’t know how to, how it’s even legitimate in this situation to replace biden with harris or anyone else, to the point that the washington post writes that no one understands how to properly transfer the election fund, and they... well, how would it be money, how to transfer it from biden, who collected it as a candidate presidents with kamala haris as a candidate for vice-president, now she, and this is just one of the nuances, there are many more such nuances, that this i