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back with miranda devine and peter schweitzer. criticism about merrick garland and whether or not he's tipping the scales with all of these charges against joe biden. but there's an article in the journal this morning saying that now the relationship is deteriorating. what can you tell us? >> well, it seems pretty clear that merrick garland has decided that he's taking too much reputational damage, and so i guess the gloves are off now particularly since hunter biden's lawyers unloaded with that leaked politico and the new york times after the plea deal collapsed. basically, humiliated david weiss and, you know, went through chapter and verse all the special meetings and the collaboration that went on during that 5-year investigation supposed into with hunter biden and the sweetheart deal that emanated from that. and i think now there's a pitfall, a guy called lee -- leo weiss, who who's being put on the case, and he has a track record of being a tough prosecutor. i don't know it's going to be easy going for hunter biden to come.

miranda barker, thank you so much - and competing globally. miranda barker, thank you so much for.e international red cross says it's managed to deliver 70 tonnes of relief aid to the disputed enclave nagorno karabakh — for the first time since azerbaijan captured the territory in a lightning operation five days ago. tens of thousands of armenians have sought refuge in the main city stepanakert, where food and medicine are running low, and power cuts are frequent. reporter yasmin khatun dewan is in the newsroom with more. home is in the newsroom with more. to 120,000 ethnic} the home to 120,000 ethnic armenians, the landlocked region of nagorno—karabkh sits in the south—west of azerbaijan. it's recognise as a part of azerbaijan but it remains the subject of an unresolved territorial dispute with this ethnic armenian majority backed by armenia itself. azerbaijan and armenia fought a bloody war over nagorno—karabkh in the late 1980s and the early 1990s with the last major escalation in the conflict taking place in 2020. russian peacekeeping forces were deployed as part of a ceasefire

a disappointed miranda barker from miranda barker there from burnley in the north—west of england.dominated by as have the broadcast. yes, it is the russell brand scandal, broadcast. yes, it is the russell brand scandal , the russell brand scandal, the channel 4 dispatches programme , channel 4 dispatches programme, and the research done in conjunction with the times and the sunday times newspaper. and now, got to be honest, i am not a big fan of russell brand. he was this hard left activist and i finished up being against him on question time in 2014. here's a little taster of that evening . well, russell, that's all. that's all well and good . and that's all well and good. and you've got your point of view. the question was, is britain overcrowded? and do you think i'm wrong ? i mean, i mean, do i'm wrong? i mean, i mean, do you do you think nigel could not be more do you not think do you not wrong? >> do you not think this is called question time, this programme, right. >> well, tonight you could have another. >> what happens is, as members of audience ask questions of the audie

a disappointed miranda barker from miranda barker there from burnley in the north—west of england.ed by as have the broadcast. yes, it is the russell brand scandal, broadcast. yes, it is the russell brand scandal , the russell brand scandal, the channel 4 dispatches programme , channel 4 dispatches programme, and the research done in conjunction with the times and the sunday times newspaper. and now, got to be honest, i am not a big fan of russell brand. he was this hard left activist and i finished up being against him on question time in 2014. here's a little taster of that evening . well, russell, that's all. that's all well and good . and that's all well and good. and you've got your point of view. the question was, is britain overcrowded? and do you think i'm wrong ? i mean, i mean, do i'm wrong? i mean, i mean, do you do you think nigel could not be more do you not think do you not wrong? >> do you not think this is called question time, this programme, right. >> well, tonight you could have another. >> what happens is, as members of audience ask questions of the audience ask

miranda, it's incredible.d following this but there's just been no accountability and that's why people are mad at the republicans also by the way, because they just can't get any of this over the finish line. time and time again. miranda, thank you. we'll keep a spotlight on it as i know you will. we'll see you soon. miranda divine joining us, columnist. we'll be right back. stay with us. - [soldier] take a look at this! - they've left us a gift. - [soldier] i think we misjudged them. - i love horses. (birds chirping) - [soldier] we should open the gate. - let's see what charlotte thinks. - [narrator] at crowdstrike, we monitor trillions of cyber events to detect threats and prevent breaches before they happen to keep your business from becoming history. we stop cyberattacks. we stop breaches. we stop a lot of bad things from happening. crowdstrike. protection that powers you. ♪ ♪ every day, businesses everywhere are asking: is it possible? with comcast business... it is. is it possible to help keep our onlin

the full valentino miranda, the new draft, addresses the injustices of the dictatorship. the how silly sits flowed as is the reform process in his eyes. the new constitution doesn't represent every one you have to allowed see on the test. so i'm going to turn it down. it's key because a central right ideas when taken into account at all with glossy, the proposals were almost entirely rejected. one looked up request to go see the constitution is really just a project endorsed by various left. when groups to go to one day, i don't know where to go and they love us, so he's given us negative. i will get on some more outcome, bill more drop you and we're like i now eco gallagher accessing deal. and sheila, yeah, there's a great beer of rapid and radical change. recently, there's been a lot of change over a short time, and that's causing a lot of uncertainty. the constitutional reform process began in 2019 and the other a little. then we had the pandemic let our son of a little equity see so seldom in the same way. last, while the, in the causes of the 2019 crisis, we're only

the mountains, you know, miranda, supposing this to see a society, what are the those with money? you have prospect and whether state doesn't care for those who need help. one moment. i mean you see the bustle gussy single. i've been waiting for an abdominal examination for 5 years to find out what i've got. and i still don't have an appointment 5 years. and that's the norm for people who get by day to day. and then at some point, that makes you angry. a generic right here in 2019 a slight increase in transport fast since students storming the metro and the comfort. so some town for many from the poorer district, the rate hike was too much. it's uh, the only thing i thought was crap. there are so few of us against the world google but they were fighting a giant. and i remember when we took to the streets in 2019. there was so few of us and i'm stuff broke up a pc, but the majority of demonstrates is remains peaceful, but some rate it's due to a moccasin riot. sit in metro station. you're going to be the best thing to be any funds. they put a gate level of the system. the role of t

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the mountains, you know, miranda's fighting this to, to is to saw and see what would need. those was money. you have prospect and whether state doesn't care for those who need help. one moment let me see the bus. oh gosh, the single. i've been waiting for an abdominal examination for 5 years to find out what i've got. and i still don't have an appointment. 5 years, and that's the norm for people who get by day to day. and then at some point, that makes you angry. a generic right here in 2019 a slight increase in trans thoughtfulness and students storming the metro and the comfort. so some channels for many from the poorer district, the rate hike was too much you know, new equipment. so the only thing i thought was crap, there are so few of us against the world globally difficult. we're fighting a giant. and i remember when we took to the streets in 2019, there was so few of us and i'm stuff bobo, i received the majority of demonstrates this remains peaceful, but some rated supermarkets in riots and metro station. you're going to be at the beginning, but then they put a gate

the full valentino miranda, the new draft addresses the injustices of the dictatorship. the how silly sits flowed as is the reform process in his eyes. the new constitution doesn't represent every one you have to allowed see on the test. so i'm going to turn it down. it's key because a central right ideas when taking into account at all with glossy it. out proposals were almost entirely rejected. one group with the gussy, the constitution is really just a project endorsed by various left. when groups to go to one day, i don't know where to go and they love us. so he's given us they're gonna have a good on some more outcome bill. more drop you and we're like i yeah e could okay. order a assessing deal and sheila yeah, there's a great beer of rapid and radical change. recently there's been a lot of change over a short time and that's causing a lot of uncertainty. the constitutional reform process began in 2019 and yet, or then we had the pandemic lot. i saw nothing like the dc. so sell the semi last while the in the causes of the 2019 crisis, we're only exacerbated canada

and this is a scripted podcast on audible, "the miranda obsession.s inspired by a true story of this woman named miranda grosvenor who was a model, kind of socialite in the 1980s, predominantly >> jimmy: yeah >> and she would call some of hollywood, and sports, and music, sometimes politics, most famous men and developed these intimate relationships not sexual like, intimate friendships and things with them on the phone. >> jimmy: yeah >> and not all was exactly as it appeared. and you'll have to give it a a listen - >> jimmy: i mean, but that's - >> -- to find out why >> jimmy: but how did the story get out? >> so, there was an article written in 2000 in "vanity fair" that talked about -- it interviewed a bunch of the men you know, billy joel, and i think paul schrader was interviewed. you know, it's a bunch of these men who spoke about their experiences with miranda but that story was told largely through the perspective of the men. a male journalist, you know, did the research on this it's a really, really brilliant, interesting article but a team

miranda devine has gone through them all and is here to break them down.lus, is the white house preparing for an impeachment inquiry? jonathan turley reacts, next. stay with us. ♪ >> kayleigh: there has been a lot of talk lately about joe biden's emails, so let's go through what's known. pseudonyms, it's not uncommon for officials in government to have them but joe had at least three email addresses under fake names. here they are. robin ware was one of them. then he had jrbware. and then there was robert l. peters, all pseudonyms for joe biden. and the national archives and records administration reportedly has nearly 5,400 emails. that's a lot. and other documents related to those pseudonyms. we also know joe biden used those pseudonyms to email with hunter some of those could be simple check-ins between father and son. but we know some of them were not. like in 2014 when there was apparently an open position to work at the white house. so who better to consult about that than hunter biden who didn't work in the white house? but hunter, he appears to ask

a we appreciate it, miranda devine. coming up, biden's illegal immigratio is n crisis continues to spiral out of control. sarah carter hast , an exclusive report on how bad it is in chicago. stter, the dats ina, the state versus state, red versus righ debate betweethe stn gavin newsom, ron desantis right here on this show. full details, straight ahead. >> streaming now on nation, an all new episode of the groundbreaking series featuring an exclusive interview with a clerk who's been accused of jury tampering. our eyes between me and the jury said it all. the fall of the house. murdock. the clerk in question. streaming now on fox nation and streamed the whole story. this one being written in hollywood because it's so unbelievable. you believe the killer is still out there. the fall of the life on fox nation part of fox justice. justice. sign three months for a dollar 99. >> i'm jonathan lawson hereon af to tell you about life insurance through the colonial pen prograixm. >> if you're age 50 to 85 and >> if you're age 50

this became a place of hope for many to be in the constitutional convention. valentino miranda's one of it's a 155 elected members instead of attending university lexus. the student is helping right. she lays new constitution that every do know you know me, but you see it would event to get a good thing. a youngest person in a place like this at 21 is kind of brutal. i feel of the weight of responsibility on my shoulders. and it is heavy. representing to you isn't easy just because we're also different is it's super complicated to define what we're all about. we're totally rebellious. but also super moralistic a. it's really hard to set a good example directly below it. so would it be facing valentino miranda, comes from one of the poorest parts of the country for money own she experienced how on the pool, the distribution of money, and also to unity throughout. sheila really is where basic services like education and health care, all privatized. looking limited to your football. no i guess the biggest shock was when my mom suddenly had to pay 3 times the previous rent. the constitut

miranda, quickly, what does that tell you?s chief of staff and sat even for him in his senate seat for a while. is he a shadowy character. he travels to ukraine, seems to know a lot about that country. and certainly was a mentor for hunter before he joined burisma. >> laura: could he be a conduit from joe to ted to hunter so joe can say "i didn't talk to my son about this" but maybe did he through this individual? >> 100 percent. ted kaufman and joe biden there is nothing between them. they are joined at the hip. >> laura: miranda, thank you so much. now, another climate protest closes the u.s. open and three wishes go airborne. raymond arroyo has it all. friday follies is next. ♪ - [female narrator] five billion people lack access to safe surgery. thousands of children are suffering and dying from treatable causes. for 40 years, mercy ships has deployed floating hospitals to provide the free surgeries these children need. join us. together, we can give children the hope and healing they never thought possible. it's a mission

because i don't think the fbi has ever looked inside the laptop miranda?>> no, they have, they absolutely have they authenticated it, they have in fact, that forensic experts, said to the irs investigators that it was good to go you know for a core exhibit. >> right, but the prosecutors never cracked it open, they did look at it. >> they weren't allowed to. >> they weren't allowed to open it, so everybody is talking about this week joe biden might not make it, there's a move in the democratic hierarchy to push them out. even push come all out. when you look at the treacherous last month and a half that he said then you add the hunter indictment and the to add the impeachment inquiry, how does miranda see things going forward? >> look, it is torturous for the biden's i think, for the first time really shaky ground. i think hunter's camp is quite despondent, because you know they had the best lawyers money can buy, they had a war room assembled, they had kevin morrissey at all of his clever plans, abby lowell was an absolute pitfall. it is all fallen apart.

miranda, quickly, what does that tell you? well, ted kaufman is sort of like this svengali behind joe biden. he's been a loyal factotum, evef him, his chief of staff, and even sat in for him in his senate it seat for a while.chare he's a shadowy character, and el traves to ukraine, seems to know a lot about that country, and certainly was a mentor for hunter before he joined. >> could he be a conduit from h abouto ted to hunter? so joe can say, i didn't talk to my son about this, but maybte he did. through all this individuald kaf 100%. i mean, ted kaufman and joman ae biden, there's nothing between them. they are joined at the hip. yeah. mirand. a, thanko a, you so much. now, another climate protest closes the u.s. open in three wishes go airborne framing arroyo has it all friday follie s is next in the race for president. there's one candidate tough enough to win the cold war with china. conservative governor and business leader doug burgum. we need stop buying energy from our enemies and start selling energy to our friends

w york >> joining me now is miranda devine, "new york post" columnist and st and fa fox news contributor >> miranda, wh whyy would hunter biden, who's at rosemont seneca need to talktoad to his dad aboa white house position and recommend someone to put their. >> hi, kelly. look, it's because hunter biden played a role as kind ofps a to his father when he waidsseo vice president.r people used to come to hunter cap in hand and ask fok for favs from joe whether it be a plush white house job in a senior or whether it was a judgeship, whether it was recommendations for their children to get into some posh school. huntersome biden was kind of h the gatekeeper to his fatherisbe and he used that access to benefit himsel wf in number of ways, including enriching himself. but in this case, you're just saying a classic father son, quid pro quo, which joe biden enables that access using these pseudonyms that you just mentioned, these alias emailesei i think there are about five att the the national archives has said that they've got over 5000f emails from just three of those aliase ys. you know, if

a cri >> miranda devine is a "new york post" columnist contr and fox news contributor. miranda, tell me your impression of that videibo from 2005. look, that video is a classic. l ooked,jesse, because it gives you such an insight into the way the biden family grift operated. that is exactly the way joe biden behaves. he's above the fray, as you said, and he makes the introductions. he glad hands. he sprinkles his power and his influence on the people theresle who are obviously very impresseryd. d and then hunter moves in for the kill. joe turns aways in so he doesn'i sully himself and dirty his hands. hunterrty is the bag man.who cl hunter's the guy who closes the deal and you see how smooths they are. you see how practiceeed p that routine is. and no doubt a joe did i t beforeno hunter. he did it with his brothers, frank and jim in delawar e. and over the years, he's just honed the techniquonede and he'i his son. i mean, it was basically blooded in this from me a very a early age. i mean, it's one of the reasons. i have e some sympathy in my heart for hunter, because w

miranda miranda. miranda richardson, miranda. what think? how are you? what do you think?be honest . um, and you >> let's be honest. um, and you know , that little bit of know, that little bit of hindsight or forward thinking, whichever way you we're going to look at it, i think i agree with christine . you know, she she had christine. you know, she she had some great ideas . she'd got a some great ideas. she'd got a good time. but a 44 day tenure is not going to be good enough to carry us anyway. and then and also, as with christine, definitely not prime minister material. so she never really had a chance to get running. and as we know, scared everybody and did everything. and then you've got sunak. on the other hand, that, you it's not even that, you know, it's not even really abundantly clear what he's going to do or what the changes are going to be or how he's going make things, or he's going to make things, or how are we to going pull anything we just get anything back. and we just get further further sucked into further and further sucked into it. think initially it.

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consul general, ol' ga, the fabulous olga miranda. what an honor to with are you. for those of you who don't know, i live here in san francisco, it thes my chosen home along with my husband. he was born here but i fell in love with san francisco for our cultural diversity. and i'm here as a guest in the house of the mayor and i'm so fortunate that for these wonderful celebrations, they invites me to come down. and then when i do, she says, well she's the lieutenant-governor maybe she should say something as well. it's a privilege to say a few words on behalf of the state of california. as olga mentioned, the governor is out of state right now so i'm the octobering govern today, the governdora as they would say. but what i would like to share with you, all sometimes, north california, it's hard to recognize what goes on in the state as a whole. not only, as our mayor noted, do we have a long shared history between california and mexico. not only do we have this extraordinary people to people relationship being the state with the largest number of mexican americans a

. >> miranda your take. we keep hearing from the media mob, we have the war room instructing the mediachy find fascinating and they obviously are extension of democratic party press office. do you see this moving formed joe biden now? >> look. i think so. certainly what we are get from james comer is a lot of material uncovering links to joe biden and what's been holding them up of course is the fact that they are blocked on getting subpoenas. the biden administration is having backs not hand over records. also before the impeachment inquiry was announced they were not able to give witnesses immunity from prosecution and that's a crucial tool in their arm meant so i think definitely they're closing in on joe biden will as for this indictment of hunter biden and i think it was a good point that james comer made that this is the only one of the crimes that doesn't lead to joe biden. but there is one little element of it that does and that is that at the time that the old estate and fbi police were converging o

. >> martha: here's miranda devine in the "new york post."does it take for joe biden to grand robert f. kennedy jr. the secret service protection he's been asking for. does he have to be more tally wounded like his father or uncle. have you received any response from the white house on this? >> not yet. i just want to say, miranda devine is a journalist who has her fingers on the pulse of what happens in the country. all americans are starting to become concerned. why isn't mr. kennedy particularly given the history that fox just laid out, why isn't mr. kennedied receiving secret service protection especially in light of this recent incident? so we're continuing to appeal to the president to listen to the angel's better nature and grant this simple request, which is not only about protecting mr. kennedy, it's protecting everybody in that environment with him and it is about protecting the american political process itself. we do not want to go through what this country went through when president kennedy was assassinated. we cannot do that ag

i'm a puerto rican fanatic raphael miranda is photograph moments after he and apollo towers sunrise cordero at joined with the lead on that problem and buying more than 20 shop cents and part of the house for 5 congress. when our wounded and the murder rest of the time, the sale i am, the woman is hustled from the angry, menacing crowds the steps time. so say them for my father. and i would like this to happen today, awake because of the amount of good will not the government united states to pay for the recall immediately the headings times that the nobody paid them some way because all the other ways have been tried to not wake on is the only continue the way it is to get a fire. and i say i came here to be made statements not to act as the most americans. and there's no context to that. it's like these guys are totally insane. you know, these fanatics are pottery, gun dependence, so you know, when we've done such good for them, how good they do that the, the criminal investigation reveals that no lead delivered on fired her weapon into the ceiling, harming no one the capital police. find

i'm aboard or we can put out a grovel. miranda is photograph moments after he and wrist. andres cordero joined with the lead on that problem and buying more than 20 shops. that's a crowded house for 5 congress. when are wounded in the murder rest of the time, the film grimly defiant, the woman is hustled from the angry, menacing crowds the next time. see them from iceland. and i would like this to happen today, awake because of the amount of good will the government united states to pay for the recall immediately the headings times again, nobody random some way because all the other ways have been tried as a country are politically. it's not easy only continue the way it is the gate fire. and i asked that i came here yesterday made statements not to us as the origin the most americans that there's no context to that is like these guys are totally insane. you know, these fanatics are auto, reagan dependence, so you know, when we've done such good for them, how good they do that the, the criminal investigation reveals that no lead been able to on fired her weapon into the ceiling, harming

that in crowds rushing to the capital the shuttle down while i'm aboard or we can put out a gravel miranda as photograph moments after he and a fellow terrorist andres cordero at joined with the lead on that button and buying more than 20 shop sets and crowded house for 5 congress. one are wounded. in the murder of the time, the phil grimley defiant, the woman is hustled from the angry, menacing crowds. the next thing i need them from i and i would like this happen today. i wake a kind of a man of good will not pay to pay for the recall immediately the heading times of the nobody in the family because of all the ways have been tried as a country are politically. it's not easy, only continue the way it is the gate fire. and i asked that i came here. yes. to be made statements. not select the most americans that there's no context to them and it's like these guys are totally insane. you know, these fanatics, pottery, gun dependence, so you know, when we've done such good for them, how good they do that the, the criminal investigation reveals that no lead delivered on fired her weapon into th

miranda richardson, the miranda richardson, not the miranda richardson, not the miranda richardson, nothat do you think? >> nana do you know i'm >> hi nana do you know what i'm of similar thought process >> hi nana do you know what i'm of wellimilar thought process >> hi nana do you know what i'm of well .nilar thought process as well. >> um, i think we need to look at using the word national service does kind of allude us to think we're going backwards. like lizzie said, i think we need to. to look at how we teach things in schools . we need to go things in schools. we need to go back to that . we need to look at back to that. we need to look at fundamentals half of them can't measure a carpet for a room, but yet they want to have the best tvs hanging on the wall. and it's probably not even big enough. life enough. you know, basic life skills. to balance skills. how to balance the books, how to manage the money they've got coming in. there's a way of phrasing it. there's a way of phrasing it. there's a way turning it that doesn't way of turning it that doesn't make it sound so military

and i have to read him his myrrh miranda rights. he may say, i got food and water and this is the last chance i have for real human discussion. so we'll see where this goes. there's a complication with portuguese translation that has to happen. i'm sure the state of pennsylvania has law enforcement officers who speak portuguese. i prefer it not to go through the translator and have the translator directly interview him if the translator is skilled enough to do that. we'll see how long he's in this facility. if we see him in there for hours today, he's talking. if we see him transported back out after processing, he's not talking. >> if you will, jim, talk about what frank touched on a little bit earlier which is the lack of resource that many of these correctional facilities that they have in place, personnel, funding and why that could lead to more prison escapes as we have seen recently. >> yasmin, it's an excellent point. i like to say that our tax dollars often are the price of freedom. they bring us this service, look at this g

miranda... ...despacito. mira para allá. bueno, ahora la cadera. ay, sí. ¡Ánimo, chicas!al piso. uno, dos. uno, ¡vamos hasta abajo! ¿es neta? ¡muy bien, chicas! ¿ya listas para subirse al tubo! [todas] ¡sí! ¡no las escucho! ¿están listas para subirse al tubo? [todas] ¡sí! [grita] entonces, vamos al tubo. no, no, no. ay, ¿por qué no me quedé a hacer el curso de primeros auxilios? ay, ¿quién va primero? - [todas] ¡sí! - no, no, no. [todas] ¡eva! ¡eva! ¡eva! ¡sí, sí! [vítores] ahora veremos como administrar medicamentos vía intramuscular. ah, pues como nuestro libro de primeros auxilios que por cierto fue un éxito en el japón con el título [habla japonés] que en méxico se llamó "sana sana, colita de rana". si no sana hoy, sanará mañana. lo primero que haremos será dividir nuestra naranja en cuatro partes. - Ándale, ándale, pues un pedacito para cada quien. borja, la naranja es para practicar como inyectar. pues como no hemos comido. usaremos esta naranja para simular el gluteo. va con las del jefe. [ríen] entonces, dividimos nuestra naranja o glúteo en cuatro partes e inyect

, not the miranda richardson, not the miranda richardson, but miranda richardson in northamptonshire. to stop throwing good money after bad. >> it is getting bit >> it is getting a little bit crazy, but i think one of the things we also have to think this rising costs, you this this rising costs, if you like, if you look in anywhere in the industry, anywhere like, if you look in anywhere in the you industry, anywhere like, if you look in anywhere in the you go industry, anywhere like, if you look in anywhere in the you go and jstry, anywhere like, if you look in anywhere in the you go and purchase nhere that you go and purchase something from any of the major builders suppliers, you're builders and suppliers, you're already paying more even already paying more money. even as householder, paying as a householder, we're paying more the cost of all of this is >> so the cost of all of this is going to escalate anyway, and it's necessarily tied with it's not necessarily tied with the itself, just general the project itself, just general costs rising , so we're costs are rising, so we're al

he didn't beat miranda heel! he didn't beat miranda heei know. welldbags. surprised he didn't beat miranda heei know. well sexist . >> i know. well sexist. >> i know. well sexist. >> well, i'm surprised he didn't say a rolling pin. no, no. that's what i think. maybe he didn't have his hand a bit didn't have his hand was a bit of irony. >> yeah, well, think of tony >> yeah, well, you think of tony blair institute. blair and the women's institute. yeah make yeah yeah, but he did make one interesting point. it's often fascinated mean, fascinated me. i mean, i got a lot primary schools and lot of primary schools and certainly more obviously lot of primary schools and certai i.y more obviously lot of primary schools and certai i.y mp. e obviously lot of primary schools and certai i.y mp. you viously lot of primary schools and certai i.y mp. you hardly when i was an mp. you hardly ever male school ever see a male primary school teacher. i think issue teacher. i think that's an issue . other thing to pick up . but the o

but, miranda suggests maybe in some ways this has a connection, too. watch. >> i think it was a good point that james comer made that this is the only one of the crimes that doesn't lead to joe biden. but, there is one little element of it that does. and that is that at the time that the -- all the state and fbi police and other police were converging on that wilmington, delaware grocery store where the gun had been tossed in the trash can by halle biden, two secret service agents turned up. and they asked the buyer of the gun store for the gun background check. this charge would never have been brought, this indictment, if they had been successful in taking that away. now, the secret service denies it was their agents. but i think that's right for investigation. >> brian: in this case, if it goes forward, to a trial, the family has got to go. in comes haley, the widow of beau biden. and in comes hunter, again, and anybody else who witnessed it. why was the secret service there? nobody wants the scrutiny. why was the secret service buzzing around hunte

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president of the united states is out of breath and acting as if the policeman had already read him the miranda rules, room for maneuver. and in fact, there is no last resort left to pardon hunter means to bury yourself even further, oddly enough, of all the egregious cases that we have investigated related to hunter biden and his foreign trips with tens of millions of dollars and shell corporations, this weapons incident is the only one that did not related to joe big guy his father in other words. it's low hanging fruit. yes the republicans want to get their hands on the rest of the fruits during the impeachment investigation. he was given the start in person in the lower house of congress. house republican speakers have received serious and credible information to raise allegations against president biden of abuse of power and corruption. that's why i'm directing an impeachment investigation into president joe biden to be launched by the three house judiciary oversight and budget committees, confident they have gathered there is enough evidence of family corruption of the bidens, who traded

marriage to miranda came in 2020...d in bristol. ..a decade after they first met, he claims. and while there's no birth certificate among his pile of documents, there is a wedding certificate accompanied by a special marriage licence from the archbishop of canterbury. i'm not nicholas rossi. the couple say they moved to glasgow after leaving bristol in 2021. the us authorities say that the story that you've just told me is a load of rubbish and that you're nicholas rossi. the truth, according to the us authorities, is that nicholas rossi left america in 2017 and flew initially to dublin. police records show that in the period leading up to his departure, he was being investigated for id theft and credit card fraud worth $200,000 after his foster parents accused him of betraying them in the worst possible way. injune that year, he's in england. these photos were taken during a brief relationship that began online and ended with alleged behaviour that led essex police to investigate a rape claim. are you a rapist? 11 mont

marriage to miranda came in 2020...ristol. ..a decade after they first met, he claims. and while there's no birth certificate among his pile of documents, there is a wedding certificate accompanied by a special marriage license from the archbishop of canterbury. i'm not nicholas rossi. the couple say they moved to glasgow after leaving bristol in 2021. the us authorities say that the story that you've just told me is a load of rubbish and that you're nicholas rossi. the truth, according to the us authorities, is that nicholas rossi left america in 2017 and flew initially to dublin. police records show that in the period leading up to his departure, he was being investigated for id theft and credit card fraud worth $200,000 after his foster parents accused him of betraying them in the worst possible way. injune that year, he's in england. these photos were taken during a brief relationship that began online and ended with alleged behaviour that led essex police to investigate a rape claim. are you a rapist? 11 months aft

not the miranda richardson, but miranda richardson, but miranda richardson northamptonshire.h, you know, i'm with everybody else that unfortunately, lizzie, i don't agree with you, but i do agree with matt . with matt. >> you know, i was running my own business. was all own business. i was seeing all those implications that that could my business better could make my business better and yet liz just wasn't given the right chance for me. for days.i the right chance for me. for days. i think she was in charge . and i think the media from the beginning were out to kind of ruin her. you know, there she was the second kind of female prime minister, very big shoes to fill from the first female, actually, she was the third. >> theresa may sorry. sorry. i know theresa may is sort of slightly forgettable, but she did last a bit longer. longer than lettuce. liz forgettable. listen, miranda richardson, you said sorry . said sorry. >> nana you said earlier about the childcare and i think that was something, you know, if you want to get want growth, you've got to get people . people worki