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to integrate there and it was, of course, such a beautiful form miranda ask miranda, please, tell usdiet . how do you keep in such great shape? yes i thank you very much for your compliments. in fact, i went to this for several years. and i support. naturally. this is all proper nutrition, three meals a day and plus exercise. and what exactly are the magic pollen and do not eat after six? and here is the best advice. it seems to me, why does it seem to me, a recognizable smile, listen. i, it seems, is also beginning to guess how this is the edge, but i want to say that this number is different from your last number. it’s just that it’s so saturated, you charged us here, but if at that time there was magic dust at the end, now it just swallowed it right away with alexander yes, thank you for this one, but i liked you more. thank you very much telly telly. is that the gift of speech lost? yes i'm shocked. i'm a little upset, only pavlovich , in my opinion, my monitor does not convey such a number of colors that were now on this stage. it was amazing. and the songs are magnificent, i re

i also spoke with award winning artist lin manuel miranda and the importance of getting younger voters to the polls. >> it was really inspiring to hear from the young people, their bodies are on the ballot. gun violence is on the ballot. immigration is on the ballot. >>> also breaking this morning, russia's vladimir putin declares martial law in the four regions illegally annexed last month. new explosions rocked ukraine's capital. we are live in kyiv. today former president trump is set to be deposed in a defamation lawsuit from a writer who alleges he raped her in the 1990s. this morning new york city is opening an emergency relief center that will house migrants seeking asylum. controversial effort meant to ease the overwhelmed shelter system. >>> and with 20 days left until the mid-term elections and president biden focusing today on an issue that is top of mind for voters these days. gas prices. the president will announce he is releasing more oil from the u.s. strategic petroleum reserve after a group of oil-producing nations announced they're cutting oil production by 2 million

lin-manuel miranda and his father through luis miranda join us. i appreciate it.l, you're currently at the university of houston we've been talking to new voters all day. what are they talking about four issues for this election, and will they turn out to vote? >> it's hard not to feel hopeful after talking to these incredibly young students at the university of houston, and really they see it as the most important election of their lifetimes. their bodies are on the ballot, gun violence is on the ballot, immigration is on the ballot. they are facing the most restrictive voter laws in the country, and they are really taking it in their own hands to make sure they turn out and the vote among their generation. i felt very hopeful talking to them today. >> ruiz you and then we'll have been focused on getting out the vote especially in latino communities. polls show that since 2016 democrats have been steadily losing support with hispanic voters, although views differ by religion, age, and region. why do you think that is? why do you think democrats are struggling to

what does it suggest, miranda? >> good morning, bill.e that senators chuck grassley and ron johnson are the unsung heroes of this investigation into the hunter biden laptop and the influence peddling of joe biden's family during his vice president. they were obstructed by the f.b.i. in the middle of 2020 when they were running this investigation and also obviously by the democratic opponents but also by republicans in their own committees. so that's a story that i think will come out fully next year. but in the meantime, they have these 220-odd attachments being bank records, other material that they've managed to gather from the treasury department and elsewhere that show the money flow from communist china in this case into bank accounts associated with hunter biden, jim biden, the president's younger brother, and their various business partners in america. i think together that paints quite certainly a damaging picture and gives the republicans a basis to work on when they have their investigations that they are promising next year in

miranda divine have been covering the investigation from the beginning. she'll weigh in whether president biden to be implicated in his son's scandals. >> sandra: september jobs report just out, which is now raising all sorts of new concerns about the direction of the u.s. economy. hello, welcome, everyone, sandra smith in new york. and trace, great to have you again. >> great to see you. i'm trace gallagher in for john roberts. this is "america reports." in a few minutes the president is set to make remarks on the economy at an auto plant in maryland. september jobs report shows a tightening labor market, unemployment unexpectedly falling to 3.5% from 3.7% after 57,000 workers dropped out of the labor force. meantime, 263,000 jobs were added last month, which is down from the 315,000 in august. >> sandra: and while the white house may be celebrating, the dow is tumbling, down 584 points with just a couple hours left in the trading day. we are watching that for you, still below 30,000, and with gas prices rising for 13 straight days now, and oil surging 1

the deputy said that's when he read cara her miranda warning. an attorney. but did he? >> there is absolutely zero doubt in my mind that miranda was never read. >> and if cara wasn't read her rights, then that statement would be thrown out. a jury would never hear it. so there was a hearing. the prosecutor questioned the deputy. >> did you read her her miranda warning? >> i did. >> how long had she been in the patrol car when you did that? >> about 15 minutes. >> and here's how the deputy said cara responded. >> her comment was, "yes, i understand." >> but cara swore that never happened. >> absolutely not. >> who was right? that's when futerman got a big idea. >> we got a lip reader. >> you got a lip reader? >> we got a lip reader. i was looking at this video and i started thinking. i said, "if he so-called read miranda, even though the sound's not on, if we get a lip reader we're going to be able to tell if she answered like he explained that she answered." >> and if she didn't maybe futerman could prevent a jury from hearing that first conflic

miranda there's no way president biden runs for a second term, is there?no way, but he just doesn't want to be seen as a lame duck, and you know, i think it's amusing that anytime someone asks him about his age, he says look at me. watch me, and that's the problem we are watching him, and we're watching him get lost on stage. we're watching him mangle his words and not know where he is half the time. we watched him in that interview where he seems to fall asleep mid-sentence, though, you can't really blame him, because that interview, i don't know if you watched it, stuart, from start- to-finish, but it was so soft, so easy, that for him, it was like a cup of "coco" and a warm bath and pair of slippers no wonder he fell asleep. stuart: miranda, you are just terrible, but listen to this one , let's go to the new york governor's race, new york. kathy hochul, she's only got a minor lead over republican challenger lee zeldin. the new york times just endorsed hochul and did not mention once immigration, the border, or migrants. they seem to be running away from

. >>> and superstar lin-manuel miranda on his mission for puerto rico as the island faces a long recovery from another deadly hurricane. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, everyone it's a threat that shadowed a generation of americans during the cold war a nuclear standoff with russia and now president biden giving voice to growing new fears and a dangerous new era once more framed by the threat of nuclear conflict. president biden saying, we face the prospect of armageddon comparing it to the cuban missile crisis his dark comments referring to threats by russia's vladimir putin to introduce tactical nuclear weapons or chemical and biological weapons on the battlefield in russia's war with ukraine. president biden saying he takes putin's threats seriously saying, putin is not joking while there's no indication thus far that russia is preparing to use nuclear weapons, the president's blunt comments are sending a chill from washington to the streets of moscow where our keir simmons is reporting tonight and has the latest >> reporter: president putin

those people aren't necessarily swayed by lin manuel miranda telling them to vote _ lin manuel mirandare. is that the feeling you're getting talking to i feeling you're getting talking to texans? ., , ., feeling you're getting talking to texans? ., ~ ., ., ,, texans? yeah, you know, even talking to republican — texans? yeah, you know, even talking to republican strategists, _ texans? yeah, you know, even talking to republican strategists, they - to republican strategists, they acknowledge the fact that beto o'rourke has an impressive grassroots movement, and organisational strength they haven't seen among democratic state—wide candidates since the days of ann richards and earlier. the feeling is still that it's an uphill fight. and if it doesn't win, at least they are laying the groundwork 20 years down the road to have a democrat who is going to win the governorship and when his senate races. he represents the future even if that future doesn't start this november. anthony, thank you very much. while both us parties focus in on the final weeks of campaigning before the midterm electio

the way had been a ferven critic of miranda throughout his career. he decided that it had been settled too long had been president too long and he reaffirmed it so president on prep. i'm sorry to interrupt. i'm sorry to interrupt, but i want to switch subjects in one last question. what would you say your position today? is on a woman's right to choose. as a judge as a judge as a judge, it is an important precedent of the supreme court by it. i mean roe v wade and planned parenthood versus casey. then reaffirm many times. casey is precedent on precedent. which itself is an important factor to remember? and i understand the significance of the issue the jurisprudential issue and i understand the significance as best i can. i always try and i do hear of the real world effects of that decision as i tried to do of all the decisions of my court and of the supreme court. and you're watching american history tv on c-span as we look back to see what the current supreme court justices had to say about abortion and the law during their confirmation hearings ch

and that's what miranda devine is pointing out inside "the new york post." >> ainsley: she is worriede a slap on the wrist. >> will: miss from the "the washington post" account of the doj's case president's son any mention of previously mooted charges under money laundering and federal agents registration act both of which is could lead to prosecutors influence peddling schemes by his son. a source close to the president's son alleges the leak comes from rogue investigators in the doj who are concerned that weiss is not going to indict hunter. >> ainsley: if they don't bring up the charges of money laundering and violations of fara, then that can't be submitted or admitted into the courtroom. that won't be part of this case. that is the fear that maybe there is more here. there is more to this story, but that's going to be swept under the rug. >> brian: the other thing i thought so unbelievable is that when miranda devine sources he has been offered a deal that would have allowed him to settle this case and get a felony, but he has refused to take that deal even though inside the whit

miranda devine wrote that, and miranda joins me now. the president senile, that is a very harsh word. can you justify it? >> good morning, stuart. look, i think whether or not the president has dementia is kind of immaterial because most of the world thinks that that's what he has. and so what happens is this weakens america, and it imperils us all. and the optics of joe biden are constantly palling upstairs, falling off a bike, making these ridiculous gaffes, losing his mind, falling asleep, just seeming much older a than his 79 years. he will be 80 next month. you know, there are plenty of people in their 90s who are much sharper than he is. there's clearly something wrong with. it's not up to us to diagnose if what it is, but it really is a failure of his staff to at least have someone guide him off the stage the instead of having him wander around in a fog every time he finishes a speech not knowing where to go. really a failure of his wife not to be at his side constantly, making subtly, just making him look good, saving his dignit

the way had been a ferven critic of miranda throughout his career. he decided that it had been settled too long had been president too long and he reaffirmed it so president on prep. i'm sorry to interrupt. i'm sorry to interrupt, but i want to switch subjects in one last question. what would you say your position today? is on a woman's right to choose. as a judge as a judge as a judge, it is an important precedent of the supreme court by it. i mean roe v wade and planned parenthood versus casey. then reaffirm many times. casey is precedent on precedent. which itself is an important factor to remember? and i understand the significance of the issue the jurisprudential issue and i understand the significance as best i can. i always try and i do hear of the real world effects of that decision as i tried to do of all the decisions of my court and of the supreme court. and you're watching american history tv on c-span as we look back to see what the current supreme court justices had to say about abortion and the law during their confirmation hearings ch

music from miranda lambert is on the way.he is currently receiving rave reviews for her role as civil rights activist mamie till mobley in the new movie "till," it opens in theaters october 14th. please welcome danielle deadwyler. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm well. >> jimmy: you look fantastic, i love that dress, the whole thin is fantastic. >> thank you so much. >> jimmy: i know you lived in brooklyn, where we were last week? >> no, no, i don't live in brooklyn, i was there. >> jimmy: you were in brooklyn. >> for the premiere. i was like, why didn't you invite me then? >> jimmy: we wanted something to look forward to. i mentioned you have a master's degree in poetry, creative writing. what did your family think when you told them, here's what i'm going to major in, poetry. >> they were like, what the hell are you going to do with that? after tonight i'm thinking i should have gone into squirrel hospice care. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: those squirrels are beyond hospice care. >> no, eventua

another example of that -- you might say there are other cases like that -- miranda. so miranda is reaffirmed a lot, but then in the dickerson case in 2000 chief justice rehnquist writes the opinion considering the stare decisis factors and reaffirming miranda, even the chief justice [inaudible] by the way, had been a fervent critic of miranda throughout his career, he decided that it had been settled too long, had been president too long, and he reaffirmed it -- >> [inaudible] i'm -- >> sorry to interrupt. >> i'm sorry to interrupt. >> i want to switch subjects, and one last question. what would you say your position today is on a woman's right to choose? >> as a judge -- >> as a judge? >> as a judge it is an -- important president of the >> senator, again, i would tell supreme court, i'm in roe v. wade and planned parenthood versus casey, been reaffirmed >> as a judge -- >> as a judge? many kinds. casey's precedent >> as a judge it is an on precedent, which itself is important president of the supreme court, i'm in roe v. an important factor to wade and planned pare

miranda: i agree with what lark said. all levels are trained up in respectful worksites. i know it came up about thinking about areas, what are the barriers that would prevent women, single moms from participating. it should not be an afterthought, is to be very intentional as well. when we look at childcare were looking at, we sit on the task force that is trying to address childcare. we are looking at nontraditional hours. the state of massachusetts for childcare, how can we reduce those barriers? we look at it and try to do a pilot program, how do we push the construction industry to work with us, put money behind it, money from infrastructure for that, and as the mayor said, there also has to be a good sustaining career. we are at the table thinking of that because it impacts it women can participate in the program if it exists. michael: in window thing about technical assistance on -- wonderful thing about technical assistance and i want to highlight a resource about finishing the job. we thing about apprenticeship, with thick about different stakeholder communities

anna miranda devine fox news contributor laptop from.is shocking when these focus groups actually deliver answers at the various panels discussing them on expecting and i just turn around and insult the focus group that is set for them. >> it really is astonishing to see how americans are so much more well-informed the people who are supposed to be doing this for a living. arguably the media single most destructive mind trick is convincing normal people that they are in the minority when effect the air are in the great majority of the vast majority of this country as you said there focused on affordable energy, they want safe communities, they want schools that educate i don't secure borders on open border. they want a livable park where they can take their kids the santo drugs and needles, and worse than when all these things in the media once you believe that you want those things you're a fascist or a bigot when in reality during the great mainstream of american public opinion for 85% of people are every single day. >> laura: the form

yeah, miranda.hat doesn't cost the american >> loe people anythinsn't cost peopleo >> nothingdw at all. just just goodwill. look well, look, i just do not borde understand the opeotn border other than obviously we know tab we've talked about replacing voters. we've talked about cheap labor. someth but there's something elsein. de this is a destructive impulse. buy the biden administration. they want to destroye country, the country. they want to destroy th the border. i don't think there's any plausr apally plausible reason other than that. it's terrible.art from and apart from that, t you've gt ninety eight known terrorists that were apprehend how many others got away. >> now, stephen and miranda, thank tonight a canvasser supporting senator marco rubio>u and governor ron desantis waseni viciously beaten last night. senator rubighr rubio is here ot to that. plus, he can answer thisbe question. could floridone a be gone for the democrats for the nearst future? >> stay theray there. >> stay theray th

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miranda, stephen, great to see you, thank you.old a group of dnc donors that we are closer than ever to nuclear war, well, does he not realize he is contribute into the possibility? why is the head of the american federation of teachers in ukraine of all places? that is ahead. ♪ ♪ talk to anyone in san francisco and they'll tell you now is not the time to make our city even more expensive by raising taxes. san francisco has one of the largest city budgets in america. yet when it comes to homelessness and public safety, we're not getting results. what we really need are better policies, more accountability, and safer neighborhoods. vote no on propositions m and o. the last thing we need are higher taxes, especially right now. now is not the time to raise taxes in san francisco. vote no on m and o. ♪ ♪ >> we must demand the immediate negotiation of a peaceful end to the war in ukraine or we will end up in world war iii and there will be nothing left of our planet all because stupid people didn't have a clue, they don't understand wh

miranda, thanks so much. there's so muca, thah tonk disct and i hope we will later. but i just have to this the fact that the viceent' president's brother, jim biden, called tony baba linsky inr jime the middle of an fbi interview that just stuck out to me. what do you think that means?u n k yeah, me too. how did he know to call himhim then? e tip off jim biden that tony belinski was in there th spilling beans on the family'se chinese deal and the millions? of dollars that they made from it? you can only wonder when whenbus tony malinski showed the fbiki agents that phone,scurried o they scurried out of the room as fast as they could, said, take it, take it. was just air on the other end. so we never heard from the bidens again.at but that is just one of the many kind of sinistere of and peculiar aspects of this.f s and look, that interview that to fantastic. and you just the courageinski wf the man i think came out when.u that's right.hi you asked him about m about thet that he has the fbi and thehas h cia, the full might of of these incredibly powerful institution

and the best way that i can help is with artists and arts organizations on the island. >> miranda --artists, maria o'neill. >> [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] >> fair, recovery is not about resiliency. but empowerment. >> do you see yourself in this reflection? >> [speaking spanish] >> on an ever challenging island, power can come in many forms. from electricity, to art, to allegra culture. >> i feel really proud to be a part of this recovery. >> and with each passing storm. resiliency, takes on new meaning. dave gutierrez, nbc news. san juan, puerto rico. >> and on that note i wish you a good night! be sure to tune in this weekend for the sunday show when i will talk with a former adviser for the house congressional committee. investigating the january 6th attack on the capitol. denver riggleman. from all of our colleagues across the nation of nbc news, thanks for saying up late with us! see you this weekend! naomi: every year the wildfires, the smoke seems to get worse. jessica: there is actual particles on every single surface. dr. cooke: california has the worst air polluti

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i want to start with my friend, olga miranda. i love when olga dresses up, because when olga dresses up, it means we're going to have a good time. she's usually out there in the trenches, fighting for the women of local 87, and it's because of her we were able to keep people safe, cleaning the places of business, keeping people safe. this is a community that served san francisco during such terrible times, so we are honored to have you and your members here, olga. thank you for your work that you have done to be essential and present. when we talk about all this incredible work that the latino task force did to help distribute p.p.e., to help make sure that people were fed, to help get the resources to the kids who could not do work at home, who needed someone to help them, the latino task force was so instrumental to help this city work with the latino community, and mama bear was right there, helping them do it, so we're here to honor you, valerie. now, our third honoree, rita alvara, is not here, but we are honoring here becau

don't, don't come around a lot to miranda talk. i'm running out of the clock. i've given you a couple of minutes to 3 minutes. isn't a time to face facts that iranians and a lot of the iranians are angry at your government. the head of iran's semi official is pub polling center. maybe he says, a considerable majority of iranians. how about anger towards the islamic republic? a factor he says, which is a dangerous level, every time that'd be widespread. protests they said, subside only superficially, while the anger piles up, none of this is going away. is it none of this is going away and you say it's all the west fault. come on, tim. we have we have many holding institutions in iran and western pulling institutions. and the popular legitimacy of the farm republic of iran is 2nd to none in this region. your despotic allies in this region tell more than enough about your government. any iran just 3 years ago, less than 3 years ago after your leader, you're the leader of the so called free world murder, general sunny money. we saw how many millions of people went

ah mohammed miranda, welcome to come pick zone. a couple of weeks ago you tried to minimize the importance of the whole protest movement in iran. you said it had died down after 3 or 4 days. and that wasn't true, was it? because 2 days ago and 6 weeks since they began, the protests were reported and at least 7 cities, including mashhad, iraq that had gone my bad and positive to run. they're not dying down at all of a. know, i didn't try to do anything. i said the truth, the protest in the 1st couple of days were larger and they were in different cities . and they were partially because a persian language media in london mostly, but also in other western countries lied at the very beginning. and they claimed that the young lady massa was beaten to death. and so many people thought that this was a case of police brutality. i also thought that that may have been the case, but then laid around later on the footage came out and it showed that she had left the police fan. she wasn't even handcuffed. she wasn't holding her head, she didn'

the capital of the kingdom encircled by south africa miranda treats off to the most popular national pastime hiking. 6 montana code come up and it means the mountain of the night. this is where we defend our country. you know, 200 years ago, king mosh wish way defended his kingdom from colonists and neighboring nations from his mountain fortress. on which way sway day people hike up to his tomb to pay their respects and habits while reducing little leaves much way story is still relevant today our forefathers for this country. and we have to correct a few things to politically here and, and that's why we see this, that we should talk about more for free quote on this is miranda sometimes referred to himself as muscle to a child way in flesh like him, many young people in the suit who are inspired by tales of the kings, bravery, and humanity who the population of over 330000 missouri is by far the largest city in lazoodo. sometimes the huffman bus will get the bit much to marina. luckily, there's no shortage of gorgeous mountains around the fishy, the perfect place to find stability a

but miranda devine bricks up a good point.t a slap on the wrist so that they can push this story aside and get on with it. >> brian: tony bobulinski knows more than anybody else and wasn't asked to go in front of that grand jury. the question that has to be answered are you the big guy referred to? this question has never been ththrown out to president bideno you know who tony bobulinski is. if he says no. they have proof that they met. the locations they interacted. and number guy are you the big guy referred to on this laptop? do not under estimate tony bobulinski's research and the forensics he has done and all these emails. because he found out he was defrauded along the way. >> ainsley: he was owed, what can he say unless of dollars. >> brian: double dealing on the guy who made these deals possible. >> will: open invitation of the president to appear on the brian kilmeade show. >> brian: on radio. >> will: bring in carley shimkus for headlines. >> carley: interesting story out of new york. the man charged in the stabbing

dr. miranda roy is in munich, thanks. will be with us. thank you so much. now, commercial air travel is making a come back from the pandemic after months during which it was virtually grounded. that's led to an increase in demand for new planes to steer the industries recovery . airplane deliveries and commercial services could be worth more than 10 trillion dollars over the next 20 years. the manufacturers are also under pressure to cut their carbon emissions to save the planet. i just as some of been javin spoke with michael, also the vice president of american plane make a boeing. he started by asking about the industries outlook. well, we've ation, he's had a really tough 3 years because of it. but he is coming out globally much faster than people expecting, not starting with local flights and national flights and regional flights. but even international flights are picking up really very, very fast. and this part of the world is actually come back faster than many other parts of the world in terms of being back to 2019 capacity. so it's quite exciting

and just like he did there, singer and playwright lin-manuel miranda has traveled to puerto rico to helppoken with correspondent dave gutierrez. >> and puerto rico, resiliency has almost become clichÉ. >> so much of puerto rico has been lifting itself up. and our job is to have their backs. >> after in player right, lynn manuel miranda's once again advocating for the island. much like he did following hurricane maria. when he brought his iconic hamilton here. now, he's part of a coalition trying to revive the coffee industry. by distributing millions of climate resistant seedlings to farmers. >> i want to get back to the island that is giving me so much. >> while category one, fiona, did not ravage puerto rico quite like category four, maria. u.s. territory with three and a half million american citizens, still finds itself fighting for attention on many fronts. >> there've been earthquakes. there have been failures. man-made and natural. and the best way that i can help is with artists and arts organizations on the island. miranda's flamboyant our's phone has also partnered with -- amon

okay, thank you so much, rafael miranda, for that. me now is dan watson, former fema spokes for entering the response to hurricane sandy back in 2012. he is now managing director at fgfs global. welcome, dan, it's good to see you again. so, as people assess the damage from ian, do you have advice for trying to get through the system and get help more quickly? talk about the challenges for fema to accurately assess and distribute funds. >> sure, well, you know, to the best financial protection to a disaster like this is what is going to be insurance. there's about one and a half million folks who have flood insurance, the national flood insurance program in florida. so, the first thing to do is talk to your insurance companies. but as you can tell, that's one and a half million people across the state. there are a lot of folks who will need additional assistance. so, people can sign up for disaster -- that was made available through the presidential major disaster declaration for those 13 impacted counties. they can do that at its disa

miranda, stephen , great to see both of you. thank you. and joe biden told a group of dnc donors that we're closer than ever to nuclear war. well, does he not realize he's contributing to the possibility? plus, why is the head of the american federation of teachers in ukraine of all places, that ahead. >> hi, i'm mike huckabee. former governor of arkansas, and i'm here today to tell you about a hidden health crisis currently affecting nearly every american sleep deprivation. and that's why you need to know about relaxium sleep. you see, getting a good night's sleep helps support a healthy immune system. helps maintain a healthy blood pressure, healthy cardiovascular system, thankfully, relaxium sleeps formula is clinically proven to help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up feeling refreshed. relaxium triple action formula was developed by renowned neurologist and sleep expert dr. eric ciliberti. it'll regulate your natural sleep cycle. relax your body and calm the mind for better. sleep through the whole night. call a d

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w correspondence. felix miranda is following this story in nairobi and he has more on the circumstances surrounding sharif stiffy. i should sheriff, met his death on sunday evening just outside to nairobi. the policing can you have since owned up to the shooting is the dent we'd see say was a case of mistaken identity. they were looking for a contract, a vehicle. but the license plate numbers did not nearly much with their one be shot at the pakistan high commissioner to kenya on monday was at the morgue, where the autopsy has been conducted. and she called for a speedy investigation into the incidental that led to eyeshadow death. she also promised that a shudder sheriff body would be at lifted to pakistan for a proper burial. an investigation has since commenced on the shooting incident. and i should sheriff's vehicle towed to the nearest willis station. she likes marine give it will billy i spoke with veteran journalist much eula john, who is a prominent critic of pakistan's judiciary, and military who broadcasts on his youtube channel, m j t v. he knew arshad sharif. well, i asked h

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miranda devine writes about this in "new york post" barack obama former president did same in michigan, and a rally for gretchen whitmer, kamala harris demanding people speak out against hate, then, of course, rob reiner the holiday director tweeted that donald trump is one hundred percent responsible for this, and january 6th, this is as miranda devine writes this is in defiance of the drug addicted hippy lifestyle of this assailant member of green party black lives matter, lgbtq, signs around this is sometime residence, then we have his former partner saying he is mentally ill has beenmentsly ill for a long time. i think once again, this is -- again, people trying to use this for this attack for political gain. but, this is a mentally ill person as we see all over new york, everyday, who laches on to some internet conspiracies, and they happen to be political, ultimately leads to violence, but it is not the political conspiracies. it is illnesses people choose to ignore paranoid delusional. >> we all hope paul pelosi is okay recovering nicely we will try o get more information on tha

devine and i called up miranda last night to fill her in. i mean, there was a person who was laying downright under where she was sitting interviewing me. we're having an interview about crime. just yesterday there were other crimes that somebody got stabbed on a new york city subway, someone else got slashed in the east village. we can recap the amount of crime from the last week, week and a half and you'd think we were recapping the amount of crime around the state over the course of the last year. there was a woman murdered last wednesday in the buffalo area in front of her three kids by her husband. her husband the day before was arrested and charged with a slew of domestic violence offenses, released on cashless bail, that's on tuesday. on wednesday she gets murdered in front of her three kids and she was wearing a bullet proof vest. we know about the person dead from long island getting shot and killed getting a cup of hockey checking out on parents weekend. the goblin gang. the four people getting stabbed with the knife attacks last t

lin-manuel miranda. lin-manuel miranda or ron chernow. i love hamilton. oh, yeah, i love the musical hamilton and i owe you mister treat yeah i love i love the musical. but this is a different perspective on hamilton. yeah and materials are sources did you use or did you have available to you they told you about lorna hurt herself did you have you know it was really recorded record or well well there were a couple of things one so in this project i couldn't find something directly i had to go at it indirectly. so did a lot of work on her family tree and who she was connected to. who are the people that are mentioned? where does she live? and so i very proud of my map because i literally found out which lot everybody on the map lived in just approximately where they live. but in fact, exactly where structures were. and that turned some interesting information. but the fact is, and i looked into her family, her siblings, her half siblings and her. four siblings and are some interesting stories there. the there's very little outside of legal records about. l