we'll go to monty. monty, are you there?y, i want to apologize first and foremost for all the morons on the calls earlier especially from alabama. secondly, i want to say impeach the [ bleep ], have a great day. >> thanks, monty, in florida. that's it for phone calls right now. >> jimmy: that should be it for the phone calls forever. meanwhile, did you watch the democrats' debate last night? no. nobody did. it was the lowest-rated of all so far. joe biden didn't gudo himself a favors. i referred to carol moseley-braun as the only african american woman in the senate, as opposed to kamala harris. and this wasn't too good, either. >> no man has a right to raise the hand to a woman in anger, or than in self-defense, and that's rarely ever occurs. so we have to just change the culture, period. and keep punching at it and punching at it and punching at it. >> jimmy: well, that, that's the thing about joe biden. he's not afraid to say the wrong thing. on the other hand of the age spectrum, bulillie eilish is he with us. [cheers an

the incentive that monty's of the french and germans when europeans live in peace we've completely forgotten the nightmare of the 2nd world war. and that war was the worst one ever came with it we forgotten that war is possible among us to people and when you see these photos you're reminded of those nightmares from the past. 30 years ago when the cold war ended after the berlin wall fell many thought it would be the start of a new era of peace in which we could all work towards a new more equitable world order. but with the massacre in srebrenica that dream began to die once again there was war forced migration and genocide in the middle of europe men were shot women and children deported. religious and ethnic conflicts spread like a virus in the states of the crumbling soviet empire. the war in yugoslavia was no way to do is 1st and it left a lasting impression since then he's known exactly why he continues to put himself in harm's way. i don't go in order to take sides with anyone else my mission is to denounce the horrors of war that. today people are dying in the seemingly endless confl

so, england say they're fully supportive of archer, andformer spinner monty panesar, himself the subjectracist abuse in the past, is hopeful archer will come through this. i thinkjofra is quite a you know, he likes playing under pressure situations. you saw him join the world cup, he took that super over, he is not shy of expressing his tale nt he is not shy of expressing his talent at international level and he bowls fa st. talent at international level and he bowls fast. so, for him, i do not think it will affect a much. but if anything, the players around him and both ecb and new zealand cricket will be happy that he is actually gone out and really kind of shown to the world that he was face but they racial comment on this is not on. the world anti doping agency will recommend that russia be banned from all sports for four years. the wada committee that has been investigating russia's violation of doping rules have concluded the country should be punished for an alleged manipulaton of a database of test results. if the wada board agrees with the recommendations, then russian athletes

libya reels from a week of deadly on the right of the ousted president to monti his return from exile in mexico. also in the stories that shaped the week a co-founder of the controversial rescue group in syria is found dead in istanbul since then his week has been edited dozens of times seemingly to remove anything detrimental. it wrong accuses the u.s. of hypocrisy for its support of a mass protest movement fuel price hike.

my stepfather died last year monty. led on let me that with all my slap your names i cannot stand is that we really love one last family yes there is. not yet another 10 years when you know you meant that secord our son is semi-retired on sept he had a lot more he thought. you know. that's now sun almost all over. me. but i'll bet a most you're not. listening but i think. what i'm both among the experts and. you can go in this out. is funny and about. why do you. go michael brown you both being. in the. home and this satellite group. that is that they call me. a model. i don't think we are going. to be made a. little. easier. you know put in. the market by his take i suppose the yeah. you never know. when it's almost like going old school red sox. look at. them go to. prison with. good guy nice out of. no. but usually. you have. given their. condolences. last mile inland the wrong. way. but in the meantime of getting him a. job they will seek out. their boss has not proposed a. new spirit inside. the room with the. smal

have 5 years yet on my stuff either in the last year monty. led on lobby that for the muslim names that cannot stand now is that we really love one last family yes this last sad aung not yet about 10 years when you know you meant that secord our son is semi-retired on sept you have been now more lethal than. yeah. that's now son almost all over. me. but i love that i'm not sure not. what a month long. you can go in this out on your. audience about. why do you. go. both being. in the old home and this satellite. i don't think we. could be made a. little. better no player in. the market buying it yeah. you never know. what it's almost like going old school red sox got the most. amazing with the. good news out of. no. but usually. you. don't see a game last mile inland the wrong. way. but in the meantime of getting him a. job they will seek out. their boss has not proposed a. new spirit inside. you know what would be. the. smallest. ways and you said. like i'm still in need but i'm going to i'm not going to go out . anybody who can but i won't ge

in 2017, samantha, the commonwealth bank of australia was accused of 50,000 breaches of monty laura laundering laws, a case later settled by $500 million, the largest civil settlement. this comes at a time of heightened global regulatory scrutiny following high—profile scandals involving several global banks and this has sent shares down after they are counting the reputational costs of this violation stop the lots of knock—on effects. rico, thank you. now let's brief you on some other business stories. standard chartered has become the second corporate partner to sever ties with the duke of york's business mentoring initiative, pitch@palace. the bankjoined accountancy firm kpmg in pulling support for the scheme. it said it was not renewing its sponsorship for commercial reasons. america's biggest e—cigarette company, juul labs, has been hit with a lawsuit by the state of new york. attorney general leticia james accused the firm of misrepresenting the safety of its products and targeting teens in adverts. the move follows similar actions by officials in california and north carolina, as well a

. >> and that morning doug monty was the agent that showed up to the house to have a look around. >>of the house all you really noticed was the fact that part of the roof had collapsed and as you made your way around back there was very, very heavy fire damage to include collapse of the second and third floor, which is significant. >> so really you had the front facade that was up and the rest of it was badly damaged. >> it wasn't down but anybody going down could tell there was a very significant fire that occurred inside. on the second and third floors. >> and you heard there was a body inside. did you hear anything else about it? >> normally when i arrive at a scene like that i'll meet with the on-scene investigators, the fire chief, local officers and they had informed me that as the first arriving officer got there he made contact with brett seacat and he indicated that his wife was inside. >> they also told him that when the first responders arrived the windows in the master bedroom were still intact, which would have tamped down the fire inside the room where vashti was last s

. >> "monty python" turned out to break so many rules. i mean, it changes everything.oh, they came after the beatles." look at "saturday night live," you look at sctv. oh, after. after "monty python." >> beginning october 11th, saturday night will open up a whole new live venture from new york city. we just happen to have the producer of the program and members of his company. what should we look for on the program? >> anxiety. >> loren michaels, this canadian comedy producer, was given free rein. >> hi. i'm loren michaels. >> he hires improv comics. >> rehearsal and warmup, let's do 28 face slaps. come on. slap. come on. pick a hand. >> george carlin was the first host. wanted to be permanent host. >> nice to see you. welcome and thanks for joining us live. >> there were a lot of names bandied about in terms of permanent hosts. >> that's one of those tv rules you mustn't break, until you do. then you realize, why don't you have a different host every week? but it was the cast that finally won people's hearts. >> come on, who is this? >> andy-gram. >> you cut your own

halftime at last night's season opener for the university of oklahoma basketball team freshman cale montis was plucked from the crowd to try his hand at a half court shot and he delivered but wait 'til you hear what he won. free college tuition for an entire year a half court heave worth thousands of dollars. turns out cale does know a thing or two about basketball he played on his high school team. but maybe happier are cale's parents, keeping extra money in their pockets thanks to a very lucky shot blayne alexander, nbc news >> awesome shot. congratulations to >>> right now at 6:00, building more housing or preserving the land? the result of a decades' long fight in san jose. >>> plus spice working for twitter. the charges linking silicon valley to saudi arabia. >>> but first, forcing facebook to talk. the move california's attorney general is now making and how facebook is responding this evening. the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening and thanks for being with us. i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. it says the company is holding back information it needs to investigat

. >> "monty python" turned out to break so many rules. i mean, it changes everything.atles." you look at "saturday night live," you look at sctv. oh, after. after "monty python." >> beginning october 11th, saturday night will open up a whole new live venture from new york city. we just happen to have the producer of the program and members of his company. what should we look for on the program? >> anxiety. >> lorne michaels, this canadian comedy producer, was given free rein. >> hi. i'm lorne michaels, the producer of saturday night. >> and he ultimately winds up hiring a bunch of improv comics. >> rehearsal and warmup, let's do 28 face slaps. come on. slap. come on. pick a hand. >> george carlin was the first host and wanted to be permanent host. >> nice to see you. welcome and thanks for joining us live. >> there were a lot of names bandied about in terms of permanent hosts. >> that's one of those tv rules then you realize, why don't you have a different host every week? but it was the cast that finally won people's hearts. >> come on, who is this? >> candy-gram. >>

halftime at last night's season opener for the university of oklahoma basketball team freshman cale montis was plucked from the crowd to try his hand at a half court shot and he delivered but wait 'til you hear what he won. free college tuition for an entire year a half court heave worth thousands of dollars. turns out cale does know a thing or two about bask keeping extra money in their pockets thanks to a very lucky shot blayne alexander, nbc news >> awesome shot. congratulations to cale >>> that's "nightly news." [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ i got this feelin' inside my bones ♪ ♪ it goes electric, wavy when i turn it on ♪ ♪ all through my city, all through my ♪ we're flyin' up, no ceilin', when we in our zone ♪ ♪ i got that sunshine in my pocket ♪ ♪ got that good soul in my feet ♪ i feel that hot blood in my body when it drops (ooh) ♪ ♪ i can't take my eyes up off it, movin' so phenomenally ♪ ♪ room on lock, the way we rock it, so don't stop ♪ ♪ and under the lights when everything goes ♪ ♪ nowhere to hide when i'm gettin' you close ♪ ♪ when we move, well, you already know ♪ ♪ so just imag

prime minister has announcnced his intentionn t to resign much to e delight of prototesters abdel monty is coming out but as the unrest continues to turn deadly. the french government's denounces the excessive use of force against demonstrators. the turkish president's angrily suggested his french counterpart should check his own gray matter after a menu in mac clone claim that nato was brain dead. turkey's ambassador to paris has now been summoned. london's police commissioner has confirmed that two people have died and three others have been injured in this fridaday's knife attacack in the brititish capitatal and that office is all woworking at full tilt to find out exactlyy what h happened. nt stopping began at a around two m local time in fishmongers hold close to the city's banking districts where the assailant was shot dead by police ten downwning street has reacted quickly praising the bravevery f ththe general public. you tackld the attackerr we cacan listen nw to the message that the british prime minister boris johnson has conveyed. i think the message that we send to them and

these are the headlines right now on al-jazeera rocky prime minister monti has announced he intends to resign it follows a call for a leadership change by a top cleric after anti-government protests left more than 400 people dead in genius in norway are the parliament from which this current government is drawn is asked to reconsider its choice in this regard and to act according to iraq's interest and preserve the blood evidence children to prevent the country from slipping into violence chaos and destruction we confirm again that attacks against peaceful protesters are forbidden as well as them being prevented from having the right to demand reforms we also confirm that attacking private and public property is forbidden and that property should not be left to be attacked by infiltrators and their allies a man has killed 2 people and a knife attack in central london according to london police and the suspect 28 year old son khan was also shot dead during this and sadat khan was known to authorities and had been convicted of terrorism related offenses in 2012 the city's mayor says pass

like the equivalent of a plane crashing into an oil tanker which then sets off a tsunami, which then montybomb. it was that bad, according to them. we have heard that prince andrew was very keen to draw a line under what has happened. what it has done has lodged this debate, once again, that was perhaps falling away from public consciousness, he felt he wanted to have a say, to be clear about what happened. many commentators saying that it does leave a lot of questions unanswered. 0ne view that has been coming across is that he did seem very self in giving his a nswe i’s did seem very self in giving his answers during that interview. perhaps there was a degree of a lack of self—awareness about how some of this might be coming across, particularly, his refusal, refusal to say that his friendship with jeffrey epstein had been wrong, he said there had been some benefit to it. his former wife, said there had been some benefit to it. his formerwife, sarah said there had been some benefit to it. his former wife, sarah ferguson, has come to his aid, saying that he is an honourable man that speaks

welcome back dear rocky prime minister monti says he will resign to allow lawmakers to form a new government in iraq he's happy and celebrating the news he's off the latest pictures from the capital but the prime minister's announcement follows a violent protests across the country with people to model a change of government facing i'm over poor saba says unemployment an endemic corruption more than 300 people have been killed so far and thousands more have been injured since the rallies began last month. i'm going to cross live now to alice entrepreneurs an analyst at gulf state unless excited for taking the time to see evening i want to break it down for us what does this announcement mean for the country. well while iraqis may be celebrating right now on the streets i really don't see what there is to celebrate because. these resignation doesn't change anything about the. partisan and clientele this politics of the 2 parties that sustain him. you know which both shiite represent different factions one led by. which is anti iranian and the other one. led by. which is very close to iran and

world news from al jazeera protesters in pakistan away up their next move they call on prime minister monti to step down. public health emergency india's toxic air forces schools to close and flights to be canceled and we're looking at how rising inflation and corruption in zimbabwe mean health care is now a luxury only few can afford. to purchase being held for a 19th day now across lebanon as demonstrators step up their pressure on the government i have blocked roads as they continue to call for the removal of the ruling elite and in fact a complete overhaul of the political system there's also anger at president delay in announcing a date for parliament treat consultations these are what are needed to name the next prime minister they have also been some rallies rallies held in support of the governments once again we are with stephanie in beirut for a live update how things developing. while the roads are fluid in terms of the roadblocks we were just at a roadblock but they've now opened the road and they're moving locations so what you're seeing behind us now is not really indicative o

. >> reminds me of monty python episode. not quite yet gadget. >> exactly. and in princess bride when he comes back. >> yes. >> where do you think nato is and what should be done about it? >> so to stick with the tortured analogy here, improperly stimulated, you know. not brain-dead. in fact, as i said we share a common history with so many of these eastern european countries. we share common western values. i understand our distinctions between every nation, every country, but they are our best shot and we are their best shot. this is why macron spoke up. because i believe that so many european leaders fervently hope that we could breathe more life back into nato, and i believe it's in the best interest of our country to do that. i also relatedly think it's important for us to try and establish analogous relationships with pacific countries i'm going back to the indo-pacific question you started with. so i know aipac is not a mutual security alliance, but it could evolve into something more robust come into something more ambitious, and you know, look, our

. >> reminds me of monty python episode. >> exactly. and princess bride when he comes back.do you think nato is? and what should be done about it? d>> to stick with the tortured analogy here, improperly stimulated, not brain-dead. we share a common history with so many of these european countries. we share common western values. i understand there are distinctions between every nation, every country but they are our best shot and we are their best shot and this is why mccrone spoke up. i believe so many european leaders fervently hope we can breathe more life back into nato. i believe it's in the best interest of our country to do that.i also relatedly think it's important for us to try to establish relationships with the pacific countries going back to the endo pacific question. i know apac is not a mutual security alliance but it could evolve into something emore robust. our values and our alliances are greatest assets. the chinese had to pay others. the chinese had to hire out others. the united states genuinely has friends and allies and like any friendship they need to

monty fee cwhicotto now. >> the expectation that in the near future the fair plan will be a comprehensive plan that can make people whole? >> yes. >> in january, he will ask the legislature to start targeting insurance companies that are issuing these nonrenewals. on less yeah force them to come to the table, they are for the going to. >> he wants these companies to work with fair customers and do things to harden their homes like cut down trees, insure the property is accessible. >> we're proposing, allow us to mandate insurance companies for half done the right thing. >> are you worried the ripple effect is already happening and affecting the housing market? >> absolutely. this is already, all we have to do is go visit thtown thisis via imenl afct arhaving ha tbuilding and selling their hopes. and people cannot afford 200 or 100% increase in their policy. >> that is what annabelle worries abut. for now she found another provider so she is covered for the next year. she can't help to worry about the future though and if fire in other communities put the value of her nest egg at risk. a i

>> new york times goes for monty python.lture in a new video op-ed calling on social media moms and comparing it to an era with real witchhunts 700 years ago. joining me washington post contributing editor kathy a ruined columnist at the federalist, great to have you both. bethany, your reaction to the new york times bid on cancel culture? >> it is fantastic. we have become such an unforgiving society. people think cancel culture doesn't exist, it is a necessary part of the movement and the me too movement and it is not. it has become a virus, very nice for the new york times to be calling it out for what it is. mike: what do you make of it? >> it is like in the 1960s when john lennon and the beatles came over and said we are popular like jesus and people started breaking records and it was like throwing stones and burning things about the beatles so we had a cancel culture back in the 60s. now social media is letting them burn records online. mike: what is the good news, the bright side you brought to us tonight? >> there i

. ♪ >> mike: "the new york times" goes full monty python python mocking so-called "cancel culture" comparingunt several years ago. joining me now, kathy rule and a columnist at "the federalist," but, bethany mandel. great to have you both. bethany, your reaction to "the new york times" a bit on cancel culture? >> it's fantastic. we become such an unforgiving society. people think that cancel culture doesn't exist and it's a necessary part of the times of movement and the me too movement and it's not. it has become a virus and it's very nice for "the new york times" to be calling it out for what it is. >> mike: kathy, what do you make of it? >> it's actually like in the 1960s when john lennon and the beatles came over and said, we are popular like. then people start breaking records and it was like throwing stones and burning things about the beatles. we had a cancel culture back in the 60s and people have been angry for a while and now social media is letting them burn records online. >> mike: there you go. bethany, what is the good news come at the bright side you brought to us tonight? >>

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guest: when i heard that, i felt that i had entered a monty python production.y have placed, specific to this particular moment, when ted cruz asked the question -- they had placed a video that i made -- i only make about 10% of prager u videos. i gave, each of the commitments, commandments, a five-minute video. all of our videos are five minutes. one of the commandments is thou shalt not murder. so his saying that they -- for every family that does not allow pornography and violence because they have filtered it out, they will not allow their child to hear "thou shalt not murder" because it mentions the word "murder." that is what i mean when i entered a bizarre world when he said that. i actually said to senator cruz that we will issue a new version called "the nine commandments." since then, they have added four more of the commandments videos. he noted churches are automatically on the list -- by the way, youtube is owned by google. google has never explained why a single one of our videos has been placed on the restricted list. host: we want to get your rea

the impeachment version of three-card monty, a notorious short card, in this case, president trump and the public stands no chance of winning. dl democrats promise the whistle-blower's testimony and in fact they told us that we need to speak with the whistle-blower and then we learned that the whistle-blower coordinated with the democratic staff before alerting the intelligence community's inspector general. to hide their con, they found the table and gaslight the country telling us the whistle-blower's entitled to an imaginary statutory right of anonymity and they out the whistle-blower knowing that they're the only ones that know who he is. they say that if the facts are against you argue the law. if the law is against you, argue the facts and if both are against you, pound the table and yell like hell. it seems that teaching their students a fourth tactic. if the facts and the law are against you, simply rig the game and hope the audience is too stupid to catch your loduplicit. it is an impeachment inquisition. the inquisitor was free to act on its own and bring suit against any per

former england bowler monty ponesar believes it's time that the players took action to avoid any repeatd the opposition team after kick—off, for a minute, they didn't really play football. they stand up to racism. that something may be during the second test match at the start, players can do for a minute, just stand still and not do anything? i think that would have a real impact. be on the screen has something like racism? then we don't play cricket, something as strong as that coming from the players will be a stronger message. well, a day afterjofra archer complaned of racial abuse its that story still that figures prominently on the back pages. in the telegraph it confirms that new zealand will step up security for the second test in hamilton starting on thursday. the same story also features on the back page of the guardian. the mirror focuses on football and a wraning from jose mourinho that christian eriksen risks missing more matches to the club if he doesn't commit his future to tottenham. we'll have more on tottenham in just a moment but first to last night and steve bruce's

with all the futility of those suicidal nights in monty python. is one thing we do know about his policy, which is that another referendum on the eu, and other brexit referendum means more delay and uncertainty, more acrimony and division in our country where this country is aching to move on! so let's make... so let's make... so let's make next year the year of prosperity and growth, prosperity and growth, not the year of two chaotic referendums. ifi the year of two chaotic referendums. if i come back with a working majority in parliament, that i will get parliament working for you. and on day one of the new parliament in december, we will start getting our new deal through so we get brexit donein new deal through so we get brexit done in january and new deal through so we get brexit done injanuary and put the uncertainty behind us. let us make 20/20 about the people of this country, and not about its politicians. let's get out of the rut of the last three years and get on with our work as conservatives in making this country the greatest place t

have a great day [ laughter and applause >> thanks monty in florida that's it for phone calls right now oh, my god. [ laughter ] impeachment has been so crazy c-span is turning into howard stern [ laughter ] so that's just a little glimpse into how crazy washington's been this week. now, the actual impeachment hearings have been nothing short of jaw-dropping, with one bombshell after another. the testimony this week has directly tied virtually every senior official in trump's inner circle to a corrupt quid pro quo, in which the president used hundred of millions of dollars in taxpayer money appropriated by congress to solicit a bribe from a foreign country to help him in the 2020 in the election. that's it. that's the major takeaway i wish everyone would remember. in fact, if i knew how to cross stitch, i'd get that sewn onto a pillow and sell it in the nbc store. [ laughter ] although the merch in the c-span store is much better [ laughter and applause now remember, before these hearings, the only line of defense trump and his allies had, the line they kept repeating over and over and

monty on twitter: "is this how ‘our‘ government is reducing its carbon output to net zero?!lay on twitter: "shocking truth of impact our plastic waste has due to ‘throwaway‘ mentality here in uk & elsewhere. affecting health of people in countries we export this waste t°_" do get in touch with us on all of the stories we are talking about this morning. first, annita mcveigh has the news. the nhs has published its worst ever figures for a & e waiting times in england since modern records began in 200a. figures just released show 83.6 per cent of patients were seen in a&e within four hours in october, a sharp drop on september and down from 89.1 per cent in october last year. the number of patients waiting for routine operations in england was 4.42 million in september, also the highest ever. the burning of plastic waste in indonesia, much of which has been sent there by the west, is poisoning the food chain, the bbc has learned. the environmental group ipen found, in one eastjava village, toxins in chicken eggs 70 times the level allowed by european safety standards. long—ter

. >> made famous by monty python. stuart: you have to come back soon. >> happy. plus issuing a tweet in response to those glitches affecting it, affecting disney plus's launch. quote. you really went to infiniti and beyond. the demand for disney plus has exceeded our highest expectations. we're so pleased you're excited to watch all the favorites, we are working to resolve any current issues. we appreciate your patience. was that addressed to us? susan: no, addressed to glitches people are to get on. stuart: i thought it was us. all right. susan: myopic. stuart: apple store, you know it is more than a shopping trip, it is an experience. coming up in the next hour, we'll talk to the man who was behind the iconic design of apple stores. we'll be back. ♪. i am the twisting thundercloud. i am royalty of racing, i am alfa romeo. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ stuart: juul says it will cut costs almost a billion dollars next year. under pressure. susan: 16% of its workforce. 650 jobs will come with it. they swelled their workforce to 4,000. they were adding 300 workers each and every

mike monty showed up.y and randy and owns the local newspaper, the "pioneer express." terry and mike have very different takes on the man of the hour. >> what do you think that mike doesn't get about president trump? >> that trump is not a politician. he's not politically correct. he, you know, basically plays to his own drummer. >> you don't know where he's going to be, and it can change from day-to-day. >> reporter: mike didn't vote for trump in 2016, and he's not going to vote for him in 2020 either. so his opinion about the president is also already set in stone. >> this is all speculative right now. but i think democrats are going to look ridiculous. >> he's not royalty. he works for us. >> if he is found guilty or not guilty or he's impeached or not, i just don't see it having a dramatic effect. and it's kind of like, most working people are never going to see these hearings. they're going to turn on their news show that supports whatever party they like, and read their spin on it. >> that report fro

heard that, i felt that i had entered a monty python production. placed, specific to this particular moment, when ted cruz asked the question -- they had placed a video that i made -- i only make about 10% of prageru videos. i gave, each of the commitments, a five-minute video. all of our videos are five minutes. one of the commandments is thou shalt not murder. they -- forg that every family that does not allow pornography and violence because they have filtered it out, they will not allow their child to hear "thou shalt not murder" because it mentions the word "murder." that is what i mean when i entered a bizarre world when he said that. i ask he said to senator cruz versionwill issue a new called "the nine commitments." -- commandments." since then, they have added four more of the commandments videos. he noted churches are --omatically on the list by the way, youtube is owned by google. google has never explained why a single one of our videos has been placed on the restricted list. host: we want to get your reaction to reason magazine -- this

. >> the family says they decorated early because mom is a montis 8 months pregnant. >> homeowner's associationillian: she wants the holiday decorations up when she comes home from the hospital. steve: one thing when stores put christmas decorations out on the fourth of july. it's your house. you can do whatever you want. ainsley: write us and tell us if it bothers you. if you have a neighbor in your neighborhood. steve: i have that neighbor now. ainsley: you couldn't see the grass there were so many things. didn't bother me. a lot of people in the neighborhood it really bothered them. brian: i think we decorate for way too many holidays. i have five boxes of lawful wean decorations. guy what are we doing as a family. steve: because you hate halloween. your family loves it. brian: thanksgiving you need old corn. steve: served at dinner? brian: or jib bless the put a bag of giblets on the door. ainsley: hang a raw turkey on the door. brian: cnn says there was a problem with the witnesses. >> neither of them had direct contact with the president. >> ever, ever. >> and that's a problem if you are

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