mother earth?her earth gets angry from time to time and this legislation will help us address all of that. >> will: lay the inflation reduction act on the altar of mother earth or the planet will get angry says nancy pelosi. mother earth will be happy because sacrifices have been made. you, on the other hand, not so much. this bill isn't designed to help you, no, no, no. isn't not actually going to reduce inflation. democrats will even tell you that themselves. >> i want to take a moment to say a few words about the so-called inflation reduction act that we are debating this evening. and i say so-called by the way because according to the cbo, and other economic organizations who have studied this bill, it will, in fact, have a minimal impact on inflation. >> will: i thought bait and switch was against the law. it's all about climate change and how are they going to pay to make all these green dreams come true? well, they are hiring tax lawyers, 87,000 of them to go after you and take your money ir

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mother earth? me to time and this legislation will help us address all of that. will: how can they vote against the planet? mother earth gets angry. house democrats passing 739 billion-dollar bill on friday without gop support. really deserves more. that is amazing. pete: mother earth, one or the other. rachel: rachel wants credit. will: much to the delighted of chief meteorologist rick reichmuth went on a python hunting adventure and good with mother earth. rick: there is too many pythons in the everglades. i went on a hunt. we spent overnight hours in the everglades in back of a truck hunting for pythons. we found one. there it is. don't want to miss the whole story coming up at 8:30. that python tried to strike while i had it in my hand which is pretty terrifying. 8:30. don't want to worry. pete: wait, hunted for pythons with your hand? thank you, rick. pete: big boost likely coming to social security checks. another indication inflation not going away. how much more retirees could receive coming

in winter, the mother earth rest. use ancient atacamenos methods, like irrigation channels, which allow these plants to be watered sparingly — just once a month. the idea of this project teach to the world how important is preserve and protect the mother earth. when you come to the desert, not only is landscape and picture, it's introduce and understand how live the local people, how important is the water. and we can live and we can protect the wildlife, too. there are other big changes afoot for the wider community here. can you talk me through what this will mean for your people? well, this is good opportunity for recognise the indigenous people in chile, in the constitution. we have other concepts for life and that is very important because they give more tools for protect the area, especially the water. recognition is beginning to take shape. some tourist sites, like the geysers, are now co—managed by the indigenous community, allowing them to take an active role in their changing world. but the atacamenos weren'

. > >> the next gift for your childd be more of a gift for mother earth. how the toy industry is working to go green. good afternoon. i am reed cowan. thas for joining us. we begin with a live look in oakland. in less than a half-hour police chief laron armstrong will talk about the violent and deadly weekend which marked the # 7th homicide of the year. the latest one happened yesterday afternoon ine city's little sighing on a neig. police say a 60-year-old asian n died after she was shot several times during and attempted robbery at east 11th street. kp5 obtained surveillance vehicle showing the incident. the whitee involved. i will hear the screams, the sound of bullets ad learn more about the investigation. > >> this is response, this is vio of the rally from chopper 5. it is there to condemn the murder of that woman. members of the apartment api commute community, community, allies and business leaders gathered in oakland, a separate vigil is expected to take place later tonight. we will be there. > >> new developments on the bodyd by crews searching f

so i had a friend. to the police, lord, listen to whom only our mother earth does not inflict.pour gasoline. no, you have to leave. it 's because of people like you petrov that our country lags behind in the development of sciences. let's go to rest. polina, you see that there. what is it? i'm asking you what it is. but what if you didn’t fry the cutlets, there is raw meat changes? if the next time you bring me not fried, i 'll make you eat it yourself, i'm sorry, i didn't see it. hush, nikita has come, he says it's urgent. so we couldn't wait until morning. what did you see yourself? just what will be quiet sasha tell everything. and what are you, got up defense? go where did you go? you've become just super. i will definitely find you on the weekends. first love without days off without holidays second attempt on saturday at 21:00 on the channel, russia together with tatyana sudets who celebrates her birthday in our the company is so good and you want to live and sing and have fun. hello andrey andrey malakhov's evening show on saturday 18:00 on the channel, russia you said i

and so to day the women only need the blessing of patch her mama, mother earth, and utter chilla the mountain god. and for that they brought along a sacrificial offering. it's 3 am when the 2 liters and the reporters accompanying them, leave the base come with conditions still bitterly cold during the night time. frost, the ice of the steep glacier that they have to cross is at its hardest. there's no stop until dawn. as the 2 liters systematically work their way up the mountain. for those who are not acclimatized 5000 meters above sea level, every step becomes torture. from this point on, they really notice the decreasing oxygen and every breath they take. 7 hours later, they reached their destination, the summit of 5330 meters. ah, the cheers go to the mountain god, who was once again merciful. merciful, also, to the non locals, entire relief. a 1st smile of the day and the exhausted realization that this really is not their world. this is the world of the cheerleaders escalade doris. but i am as of this, we input that's really important for us to come to the summit in our traditio

getting hotter and why the seasons are changing so much on go, i thought we already vasa, protect mother earth by farming the top soil rather than digging it up with all that while i'm on the what we said the core of the earth by only making use of the outer layer was i could i haven't let alone you're done with other blue developing nations are being pressure to plant more trees. but do state sponsored reforestation programs ignore the needs of local people? i colluding worries? the answer is yes. i am a proceed by showing you what often happens. what's happening right now is that industrialized countries amid endless amounts of c o 2. and yet somehow we expect developing countries and poor countries to counteract those emissions through reforestation projects. and you know, when governments decide to go ahead with such projects, oh, when big investors come into play, the rights of local people are often ignored, silvan, and yet our planet desperately needs more trees. something that the younger generation has also come to appreciate. here in germany, young students are planting trees as part

and so to day the women only need the blessing of patch, her mama, mother earth and utter chiller the mountain god. and for that they brought along a sacrificial offering. it's 3 am when the 2 liters and the reporters accompanying them, leave the base camp was conditions still bitterly cold during the night time. frost the ice, if the steep glacier that they have to cross is at its hardest, there's no stop until dawn. as the 2 liters systematically worked their way up the mountain. for those who are not acclimatized 5000 meters above sea level, every step becomes torture. from this point on, they really notice the decreasing oxygen and every breath they take. 7 hours later, they reached their destination, the summit of 5330 meters. ah, the cheers go to the mountain god, who was once again merciful. merciful, also, to the non locals, entire relief. a 1st smile of the day and the exhausted realization that this really is not their world. this is the world of the cheerleaders escalade doris. but i'm of this, we import. that's really important for us to come to the summit in our tradition

situation is better in italy and norway and japan is home to the healthiest children getting to know mother earth, digging, pulling up roots, getting down in the dirt. all to put food on the table. you come along didn't know that. have him on the, on the point is to show children that food doesn't just come from the supermarket. i duck so you've got so good. this ticket on this teaches them to love nature and appreciated you with, oh no, not a must see. the children are digging up sweet potatoes later, they're going to have what they harvest for lunch. oh, eco is digging up some taro. and finding out that the root vegetable can make your skin, it really is the 1st time i've ever harvested vegetables. it's great fun. not all the children are having fun, but it's all a learning experience, like harvest day at this elementary school in co, direct tokyo is no doubt a nightmare for the cleaning staff. but for teacher heating, co shirad, it's a huge success. she teaches nutrition. the subject has taught in schools across the country. first the children take a closer look at the fruits of their labor. 6

situation is better in italy and norway and japan is home to the healthiest children getting to know mother earth, digging pulling up roots, getting down in the dirt. all to put food on the table. get them on the long, didn't know that have him on the dylan and the point is to show children that food doesn't just come from the supermarket. i duck, so you've got so good. this ticket on this teaches them to love nature and appreciated you with, oh, no, not a must see. the children are digging up sweet potatoes later, they're going to have what they harvest for lunch. oh, eco is digging up some taro. and finding out that the root vegetable can make your skin, which is the 1st little harvested vegetables. it's great fun. not all the children are having fun, but it's all a learning experience. harvest day at this elementary school in co, direct tokyo is no doubt a nightmare for the cleaning staff. but for teacher heating co she right. it's a huge success. she teaches you tricia the subject has taught in schools across the country. first the children take a closer look at the fruits of their labor. 6 m

it is our duty to tell people you have to do our reset on your settings and connect with mother earth. you have to realize that right now we are living in a world that has lost its back and we need to recover that. and there are people will know the way bob deerish around in the south africa do amount to range in the heart of brazil is home to where unique ecosystem where the amazon rain forest meets the tropical savannah of this, how do they haven't is are an indigenous people who have been living here for over 500 years. ringback this territory is sacred to them, with their homeland is under threat. climate change is impacting the landscape in illegal invasions to log in. mining shy plantations and cattle ranchers are common occurrences. here is the same story all over brazil. indigenous land is being seized by profiteers enabled where government focused on short term gain, the cost of the environment with very indigenous people remain. nature flourishes. a i'm on my way to meet june says show guards use of this land. oh. ringback there are 18000 seventies and 1500 of them here. 2 0

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gasoline powered car to build that battery if the mind coal both and nickel uses diesel as strut mother earth to get it and emma knuckey plug-in to charge a battery 80% of the grade is gas and coal are still using gas and coal to power the electric vehicle how does that make sense to you? >> it's for the mentally deceptive when joe biden was elected the average price of gasoline was $2.38 a gallon is double since then ms on excellent have attacked u.s. energy production and you're right they are encouraging their enemies to produce because they don't want american energy and it is hurting consumers at stay there for transportation secretary is been very honest pain is the point the more we drive up your cost of the pump the more we can slow your suburban and by a previous some of the mega-people want. >> hannity: you pay 20 grand more upfront and dig out a lot of minerals and you're still using the electric grid to charge electric vehicle. unbelievable thank you. straight ahead tonight this story you probably don't want your kids to watch. the indoctrination of our students continues not to b

so the bottom line is they are still being fueled in that sense from mother earth and fossil fuels andcourse, you're right. mining all of these areas and destroying the environment in that process. >> we are not drilling a hole in the ground and cracking rocks. we are stripping the planet and poisoning the waters and here's the crazy thing, we just have to look to europe. france and germany, their electricity rates will be 1000% higher this winter. 1000% higher than the average price of the last ten years. there are costs to this commitment magic fairy dust like some democratic congress people believe. i am so glad i am not suffering. of course you are suffering. this thing is absolutely devastating, all this is is a money transfer to the richest americans out there. progressives who vote for joe biden, that is all this is. >> sean: thank you. fbi director chris wray was drilled by lawmakers today over the agency's handling of zero experience hunter and corruption, jason chaffetz and gregg jarrett weigh in as we continue. new astepro allergy. no allergy spray is faster. with the speed

when you ditch god, mother earth, going back to the og pagan goddess, when that becomes the forefront you have no meaning in your life. you're pagan worshipping of of course you don't want kids. all this 1619 project, the critical race theory america is racist founded in since is gar beige making people depressed. americans are not optimistic about the future of the country frankly it's hard to blame them. but of course when you're depressed when you're lonely and you don't want kids and don't have god. you don't want to have kids or mary or shack up. it's tragedy but common sense. >> laura: if america is awful why would you want to raise kids in that country simple as that. by the way the entertainment industry you'll be shocked to know josh for most of this crazy line of thinking. wash. >> people are like how do you do pottery and write a book and watch movies and tv shows. it's i don't have kids. why there's enough kids out there. >> there's so many. >> we need more people? who looks at the planet right now and thinks you know what we need? more [bleep] people. that's truly a confo

and so to day the women only need the blessing of patch, her mama, mother earth and utter chiller the mountain god. and for that they brought along a sacrificial offering. it's 3 a, an when the 2 liters and the reporters accompanying them leave the base camp was conditions still bitterly cold during the night time. frost, the ice up the steep glacier that they have to cross is at its hardest. there's no stop until dawn, as the 2 liters systematically worked their way up the mountain. for those who are not acclimatized 5000 meters above sea level, every step becomes torture. from this point on, they really notice the decreasing oxygen and every breath they take. 7 hours later, they reached their destination, the summit of 5330 meters. ah, the cheers go to the mountain god, who was once again merciful. merciful, also, to the non locals, entire relief. a 1st smile of the day and the exhausted realization that this really is not their world. this is the world of the cheerleaders escalade doris. but i am as of this, we input that's really important for us to come to the summit in our tradi

you run the risk of grounding all this interference into mother earth. learned yourself.ing in everyday language, then if the socket does not have these metal pins, but the plugs have these contacts, then there is a reason for the procon. with an electrician, the equipment is not grounded, and if during its operation on the surface, especially in case of malfunctions there will be a charge, he will only wait, as if to leave through a person who accidentally touches the body, if a person is with one foot, uh, in a wet, half-bathed, and with his hand, respectively, he touched the source, uh, power supply, then he can go along the arc. uh, arm leg and hit through the heart, respectively high and the likelihood that there will be a fatal outcome. some, being afraid of this, even try not to take a bath or shower with the washing machine running. but this is clearly excessive , it is really important to have grounding and not use in wet conditions those electrical appliances that are not intended for this, including the charger. remind your family about this and then there will

we chat about ways to protect mother earth and his new show on peacock that actually each episode he the future. >> i'm going to watch that one >>> excitement building for the prequel series to "the lord of the rings. we're about to catch up with two more of its stars. >>> and then later say good-bye to your typical flash cards and planners, folks. on "the 3rd hour" back to school a little bit more fun and more affordable as well >>> but first, mr. roker, it looks a little rainy >> we're worried about all that flooding down through the lower gulf showers and storms developing in the northeast and wet weather in the northern plains. for tomorrow those storms move off the coast in the northeast and we'll have plenty of sunshine and warmth, but that heavy rain and flooding continues down through the lower mississippi river valley scattered storms in the southwest. >>> good tuesday morning to you. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it is go fog be a little bit cooler today but we're going to hit the low to mid-90s for the hottest spots in the interior valley. tomorrow more clouds and low 90s a

i wanted to become an astronaut. doesn't let me go at all mother earth the car is open hello 37 50 andhin my mother and i came to see you. you also said that i am very talented, remember, we agreed that i'll come back to you, you can already why? why ride? what do you say your name is? maybe i'm not a man of facts, maybe i'm a llama, what else is it for you to choose a witch's sea surnin and in human form? needed. what beauty will choose you, do not be afraid. for love will die from the weed board, catch the weeds instructed you not to touch prince mihan, you are weeds catch so on the face belongs to me women. there are 10 minutes left until the end of the match, the striker enters one second an exact pass connects the flank a dangerous moment, not a tariff match premier all subscription benefits do not fare with access to exclusive football content. what is a gross violation? paragraph and grant deluxe at an attractive price only in tasty and dot alpha-bank credit card. it's a whole year without interest and guaranteed free service alpha-bank is the best mobile bank with wilson you ca

a grid powered 88% by fossil fuels with a battery produced from mining specific minerals from mother earth. these are the people that joe manchin has chosen the trust, because joe manchin is a typical democrat come he tried to masquerade as a moderate. he let the people of west virginia down. by the way the coal industry in particular will be hurt hard by this bill. he's more than happy to tow the party line especially after chuck schumer -- look at this. they sweetened the deal, amazing the things that go on in the swamp in washington. he promised to green light a pipeline project from one of manchin's major donors from west virginia to virginia. in reality no actual moderate would ever support this green new deal energy spending bill for any reason. it is totally and completely reckless and irresponsible. we did invite senator manchin on this program to defend his position, his office didn't respond to our request. he did every sunday show, why not come on here just a few minutes of your time is all we ask. it's a massive betrayal of the people of west virginia, their lives will get wors

. >> dear children i hope you listen this is mother earth. other words let me nurture. be self-sufficient because you get it from me that lithe built from the sun let it pay definitely. don't let it hustle you from the power. ♪ ♪ stop waiting for a sign please ease your mother's mind ♪ >> let's go. >> in all honesty as i was saying if someone asked me to do this i would never talk to them again. i hope you don't do the same thing to me. guys, i'm going to be honest, like, one, folks who are watching it if you haven't seen what they did on stage, if you haven't watched samir's tedtalk you really should. it's a fascinating dynamic performance from them. samir, i've read about your work for a while now. great to actually talk to you. kristen, myverse, thank you for letting me put you on the spot and being good sports. you guys are incredibly talented and grateful you guys came on. thank you so much. >> thank you, phil. >> all right, we'll be right back. ♪ you had me at allison® 10-speed transmission. ♪ features available on gmc sierra heavy duty

hampered tremendously and there'll be fewer people, fewer human beings by design to threat on mother earththere are times when profits should actually be moderated. not necessarily take a backseat but be moderated. to be clear, profits may be delayed and recalculated by doing the right thing and that's bringing jobs back to america. i've got good news for you, we're on track to bring back 350,000 jobs this year to america. this does not have to happen through massive spending bills, and at some point the business round table and others should admit the cost of not making these things, you know, happen. the cost of not making things in this country means that we have less security, we're less prepared, and ironically does more harm to our environment. let's be honest, folks, half of that pollution that's spewing over the skies of china, those are from factories making stuff destined for america. will min in the media admit the autoindustry jacked up ev prices $7500. traditional automakers and tesla. what is the ev thing in this inflation reduction act? $7500. how does any of that help the e

you know, gaia mother earth, the goddess going back to the greeks in classical antiquity is kind of theold kind of pagan god is there when that kind of becomes the forefrontt of her agenda. you have no meaning in your life, your pagan worshiping therere. o off course you're not going to want kids. but to your point, laura , you know all this 16 , 19 part of this critical race theory, this america is systemically racist, is founded original sin, allou this garbage. i mean, it'snd making people depressed. the people the gallup polls,pr americans are not optimistic about the future of their country. frankly, it's hard to blame them sometimes. but of course, when you're depressed, 'rwhen you're lonely, when you don't want kids, whenyo you don't have god , you're not going to wantu to reproduce. you're d not going to want toav marry. you're not going to want to shack up. i mean, it's really justeid coms sense. >>it honestly, it's tragic, but it's common sense. while america is aut horrible, awful racist country, why wouldt you want to raise kids in that country? i mean i mean, that's simple.

fso the bottom line is they'ren still being fuelede and that sense from mother earth and fossil fuels. and of course, you're right, you know, mining all of these these areas and destroying the environment in that processg ,you know, we're not drillingri a hole in the ground and going, you know, a fewll miles down and cracking rocks. were are stripping the planet and poisoning the waters. here's the crazy thing. we just have to look to europe, france, germany. their electricity rates will ber one thousand percent higher this winter. one thousand percent higher than the average price forge the last ten years. so there are costs to this is not magic fairy dust. don't say, oh, it's an m ebb like some democratic congresspeople believeag. i'm so glad i got an iv. i'm not suffering. of course you're suffering, by the way. so it's a small business that can no longer afford their electricity bill . this thing is absolutely devastating from one end to another. isall this is is a money transfer. that's all this is . we are transferring money tora the richest americans out there, progressives t w

here is our garden, mother earth, fed my parents. now he feeds me. and i thought you were happy.rst marriage. i had an unfortunate living wife of 12 years. we parted met the children were 11 12 years old. they worried me very much for a year. well, i understood that it was necessary to raise children, that i could give, but i was alone for a long time , there were acquaintances. there were new relationships when they found out that dad had two children. they disappeared abruptly when the children settled down, after all. i realized that a person alone should not be thankful to god i met marina a classmate. here is my good marina. let's do everything together, have fun together. interestingly, we can be in the kitchen together and in the garden together. this is how we work so far. i'm here i plant a dahlia, ruslan sings songs for me , flowers for you, all flowers for you, all dreams. i breathe. i live with you, i live. classmates still call each other by school zubarev from kozero after graduation, after 34 years we met. well, we don’t part anymore, probably, we had to go through

mother earth. now, these areth the people that joe manchin has chosen to trust. but this joe manchin is a typical democrat. he tried to masquerade as a moderate. he let the people of west virginia downnhe l. by the way, the coal industry in particular will be hurt hard by this bill . but he's more than happy to toe the party line, especially after schumer. oh, look at this.k they sweeten the deal. amazing things that go on in the swamp in washington. he promised a green light pipeline project from one of mansion's major donors from west virginia to virginia. now, in reality, nonia actual moderate would ever support this green new deal energy spending bill for any reason. it is totally and completely reckless, irresponsible. c we did invite senator manchin on this program torr defend hist position. his office didn't respond to our request. now he did every sunday show.ho why not? come on here, joe . just a few minutes of your time as well. we ask now it's a massive betrayal to the people off west virginia. ir their lives will get worse,ir their taxes will go up, g

may our mother earth prosper, and after many, many centuries, our descendants will repeat this song forence together and only work forward for the good of russia and remember that our wealth is the russian people. right thank you but i can't help but mention your slicing is a beautiful dress. this actually. yes, i design myself and compose everything and sew, and i also want to say that what kind of repairs you made at home. let's see friends for a small excursion to my cozy house, a cozy apartment with my own hands, the whole apartment was redone with furniture. i just do everything myself and the ceiling. here is a clock hanging on my ceiling and here i have orange orange look, you are probably interested, i painted the cabinets. here the furniture was painted all over the doors of the walls, the whole house was repainted. you see i have a film reel lantern magic lantern such costumes that i myself invent fabrics in different cities where i have been. for example, here is this fabric. i bought it for jambule. it is very easy for me to walk in such huge hats on stages. i really like it