we have the one, the only, mr. benr, writer, director, comedian, director of the new series "severance," nominated for 14 emmys, coming out here. and wonderful comedian d'arcy carden will be out here a little bit later. >> louis: yeah! >> stephen: but of course, of course, our first guest this evening all week is mr. joe walsh right over there. ( applause ) you're blowing-- you're blowing a little energy. you're bringing some oxygen into the room, sir. thank you for being here. and i have something in common, friendo, and that is-- can you explain this photo? what's going on right there? what's happening there? >> well, i ran for president in 1980. >> stephen: i ran for from the 2007. how did yours go? >> uh, well, there was about 20 confirmed votes. ( laughter ) >> stephen: 20 confirmed-- 20 confirmed votes. did you contest-- did you contest the election? >> i wanted a recall, but they didn't do that back then. >> stephen: what was your platform, joe? >> free gas. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: you get elected, b

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and while mr. ben can sees his tour is not an attempt to counter russia on china's growing ties with the continent. the report suggests otherwise the people's republic of china, by contrast, the region as an important arena to challenge the rules based international order. and we can us relations with african peoples and governments. russia use the region as a permissive environment for paras, stables, and private military companies, often fermenting instability for strategic and financial benefit. on while the u. s . aims to expand its present in the region china, nice downs on south africa's biggest trading partner, by the way, moscow's trade with the countries also on the rise with monthly exports from russia . more than 4 fooled in the past year. all as america secretary of state tries to convince south africa to separate ties with multiple invasion. the country's top diplomat say's blame for problems on the continent rest with those who are capitalizing on the regions resources. this fear that we

question is security especially on the nord that people feel and these is a genuine feeling from, from mr. ben community on the north. there is also the announcement, the president which is, will talk with the serbian community today, coming it down and as you did at the beginning of august, when he had the 1st crisis, we may call it like that the so i wouldn't make any bigger parallel with the russian aggression to ukraine. there is no possibility that anything like it happened in our region. as long as the both parties are dedicated to the dialog. alexander nato secretary general installed and berg has said that the situation on the ground has improved. where do things stand? right now, look, that there's something that has to be said about this and it's related to what it's jumped on the sunday for me. when it comes to kicking the can down drought and baffled. it is important to note that all these meetings have recently been all about down the road because gospel does not offer anything to any of the sites. and i'm not just talking about cost survey, i'm talking about all of the what to ba

i love mr. ben. yes, overdue. right. do you agree, miss? so yes, overdue man. happy. but it's not only the pandemic that's had an effect inflation and the rising price of goods from sequins to feathers have put pressure on creatives who play a crucial part in making the flamboyant costumes economical situation. now, every been doesn't have money. i don't want to spend money because they're not sure what they're going to meet. so there is a lot of issue the wrong. this is what we call going on the road. you know, after 2 year hiatus organizes that it has been a challenge to bring together europe's largest st party. nevertheless, that back and it's time now to celebrate all the efforts of the organizations and the people who are taking part where people have been working so hard over the year . looking forward to this. if the costumes, the plan in the organization of it, or is that huge, as you can imagine, a huge organizational cost to put on one of the most iconic community lead festivals on the planet. a welcome return for a well loved street party. sunday guy. yeah,

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mr. meadows aide, ben williamson and white house deputy press secretary sarah matthews testified that mr.dows went to the dining room near the oval office to tell the president about the violence at the capitol before the president's 2:24 pm tweet. and future hearings, you'll hear more about exactly what was happening in the white house at that time. here is what some white house staff told the select committee. do you know where you went? >> yes, i followed him down the hallway. i followed him into the outer oval corridor, which is the hallway between the oval office hallway and the outer oval section of the office. i followed him into that little corridor hallway. i saw him walk into outer oval. i maybe took a step into outer oval and then left. i don't know where he went outside of that. it looked like he was headed in the direction of the oval office. >> we get all talked about at that point how it was bad and that the situation was getting out of hand. i know ben williamson and i were conferring. we thought that the president needed to tweet something. and wheat something immediately

mr. lensky. it's also the whole of all he would have actually, nationally, sean penn, director or ben stiller the actor. so all these people come to to, to have to congratulate the chief artist again, who was by the way in for on the cover with mrs. scott. so this doesn't go down very well, i think in the west at least, and not in here either because people are suffering people really like the, the special operation to stop somehow. and so it's, it's fairly difficult now for the government to have to wait the people that they are really tough and only that after all, what happens over the last few weeks and months to africa? counting is underway in kenya's presidential election. but before the leader is even known, their entry is full to the brim, not the least. the issue of a growing terrorist threat in the region archive is most significant affiliates have been spreading the roots as ortiz, policy or explores. this has been one of the most literally contested inaction in kenya's history. the nation is divided over who should lead the country. but if there is one thing that kenyans can agree on,

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mr. lensky. it so. so the whole of all he would have actually, nationally, sean penn, director or ben stiller the actor. so all these people come to to, to have to walk congratulate to the chief artist again who was by the way, in the fall on the cover with mrs. scott: so this doesn't go down very well. i think in the west, at least in notting, keith, either because people are suffering and people really would like the, the special operation to stop somehow. and so it's, it's fairly difficult now for the government to give to the people that they are really tough. and only that, after all, what happens over the last few weeks at month a so called murder for hire a plot to assassinate the former us national security advisor. john bolton now seen a member of the iranian islamic revolution and guard cor, charged by the u. s. sure, um, per se, was reportedly offering $100000.00 for the hit thought to be in retaliation for an ur strike that killed senior iranian military officer. count them sula, money, 2 and a half years ago. on or about january 3rd, 2020. cuz some silly money, the former commander of iran

mr. lensky. it's also the whole of all you would have actually, nationally. you have sean penn, director. you have ben stiller, the actor. so all these people come to, to, to, to congratulate or the chief artist. again, who was by the way, in the fall on the cover with mrs. scott, so this doesn't go down very well. i think in the west, at least in not in key. if i, because people are suffering, people really would like the special operation to stop somehow. and so it's, it's fairly difficult now for the government to give to the people that they are really tough. and only that, after all, what happens over the last few weeks and months get busy day this is friday, august, the 12th we'll have all the world news, few and plenty more besides in 3 minutes and counting to hope you're right. this is artic. ah, a will never be a victory for russia. we solution with much really need them, but you look at a mean crane more is a proxy war. this is a war between russia and the united states. mezzo mom made. it comes to not should get them in carbon dioxide, america for sure, and you're not in europe. engage in c

somebody wants to provoke approval for the ben russian, who is the current, certain mr. dugan is because it is one to become a march of the father or his daughter is going to become a market in the eyes of me that will not make him exempt from criticism and russia. a lot of people criticize in russia publicly, but his daughter, you know, i knew her on several times together. she was a very nice person, beautiful guy and girl. unfortunately, she was almost interesting to show her father and her political lent him are head on the news are including why and goal is president has being accused of politicizing, the return of the body of the countries former leader from ancient to put his statues in china. took the spanish stone hedge drying rivers reveal long submerged treasures and in sport, ukrainian, alexander and sake defeats anthony joshua in saudi arabia to retain his heavy weights. title ah, emergency workers in iraq have rescued. 6 people trapped under the rubble of collapse shrine and thought a landslide caused part of the shine and cabella to cave in on saturday. for bodies had been

i will now pass the words to alexey and then ben wallace. mr- wallace. my emotions and myj conclusion, i am satisfied with wallace. my emotions and my - conclusion, i am satisfied with the conference — conclusion, i am satisfied with the conference and with the results, a lot of— conference and with the results, a lot of information is classified so i lot of information is classified so i cannot— lot of information is classified so i cannot discuss it openly, but we have _ i cannot discuss it openly, but we have reached clear initiatives and initiatives — have reached clear initiatives and initiatives on de—mining. we've arranged — initiatives on de—mining. we've arranged mid—term armaments productions and i am glad we all have _ productions and i am glad we all have common sense that there is no time for— have common sense that there is no time for fatigue. you need energy. the main _ time for fatigue. you need energy. the main energy in this case is money — the main energy in this case is money our— the main energy in this case is money. our

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ben 0kri. what we would like to know first of all from you is your reaction to this attack on mr rushdie. is one of shock and consternation and outrage. as would be the case with any writer around the world or any artist or anybody of any sensibilities. it’s anybody of any sensibilities. it's not 'ust anybody of any sensibilities. it's not just an _ anybody of any sensibilities. it's notjust an attack anybody of any sensibilities. it's not just an attack on salman rushdie notjust an attack on salman rushdie but an attack on free speech, something that many politicians and others have been saying in the last 20 flowers. others have been saying in the last 20 flowere— 20 flowers. yes, it's an attack on one of the _ 20 flowers. yes, it's an attack on one of the fundamental- 20 flowers. yes, it's an attack on one of the fundamental basis - 20 flowers. yes, it's an attack on one of the fundamental basis of. 20 flowers. yes, it's an attack on i one of the fundamental basis of our civilisation, actually of any civilisation, actually of any civilisation, freedom of speech and thought and of cours

mr. andriy is joining us . good morning. good morning actually . about the ukrainian position on the occupied territories. i found this moment very interesting. bens what is now published and his recollection that on february 11, on the eve of the war, he had a conversation with shoigu tried to convince him that no, no, we are not planning to attack ukraine, we will not, well , in a word, i just lied to his face and hair, in principle, understanding that he was lying to him, he told him that i had been to ukraine five times and i i know ukrainians they will fight, they will fight , what did my ukrainian mother tell him right away, so as not to surprise me. she can still do this, and she says so. i know ukrainians, and we are one people in sante, that they will not fight and it will be ok, i understand that language is only one of the most important criteria, at least it was in the 19th century in order to distinguish who is which nation. but nevertheless, but not the only one, he definitely confirms and says that his family on the maternal line is a native of ukraine , that is, the question is whether today otherwise for us has already been raise

ben i rose, could be forgotten about here. she has come to address the british parliament. bella rose commission a mr. chairman, the a members of the group. so unfortunately the visitation in belarus is not going better. it's getting worse and worse every day. just to describe a little bit like what, what does it mean to be political prisoner in belarus? for example, my register, her sister maria, glistening cover when she meets her lawyers. she is called in a room designated for meetings to be especially dangerous criminals. is there more we can should be trying to persuade the government to do? of course, there is a course and need to have the financial support are provided to the media cultural community because a lot of them is came to country human rights, defenders and initiatives aimed at the accreditation. probably we can build together strategy for the transition from dictatorship to democracy rocked together . and you can help to educate, tore, suggest, to give and advise how to do it. ah, alexander sarah has joined the bipolar glue which was founded by former members of the bella of ocean security forces. with elizab

ben stiller the actor. so all these people come to 2 or 2 key f 2 ra, congratulate her the chief artist again, who was by the way in before on the cover with mrs. and scott, so on. this doesn't go down very well. i think in the west, at least in notting key, if either because people are suffering and people really would like the, the special operation to stop somehow and so on. it's some, it's fairly difficult now for the government in key if to persuade the people that they are really tough and only that after all, what happened over the last few weeks at month? so i suppose that's why mister savanski says that he's there to be tough and he has pictures taken of him in the trenches. now the reaction to the reaction of the photo is quite interesting as well. the interior minister noted saying that keith was almost back to normal air. isn't she allowed to make such an observation? she, you know, she travel there, i suppose. yes, she travelled there and i suppose she didn't know what to say that so often she says, it's back to normal though. why can't say that, you know, people are suffering so she really didn't know how to excuse herself for th

the defence secretary ben wallace says the uk will send more weapons to ukraine to help it defend against russia's invasion. mr of ukraine. president putin would have gambled that, come august, come a few months in, we would have all got bored of the conflict and the international community would have gone off in different directions. well, today is proof of the opposite. we have come out of this meeting with more pledges of finance, more pledges of training, and more pledges of military aid, all designed to help ukraine win, to help ukraine stand up for its sovereignty, and indeed to ensure that president putin's ambitions fail in ukraine, as they rightly should. i think it's incredibly important that people understand that the fighting is still going on and it is still seeing the loss of life of both innocent civilians and indeed military personnel of the ukrainian armed forces, all of whom are fighting bravely on a day to day basis. but it is also the case that russia are starting to fail in many areas. they have failed so far and are unlikely to ever succeed in occupying ukraine. their invasion has faltere

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. >> in 2019 ben raines discovered the slave ship matilda and the swamp outside of mobile alabama. sunday night as we showcase the q&a mr. raines talks about his book that details the history of matilda and wyatt transported 110 slaves in alabama in 1860s more than 50 years after the transatlantic slave trade was outlawed. >> we have the whole story and it serves as a proxy for everyone in the united states and really in the world whose families arrived in whatever country in the hold of a ship. most of those people millions upon millions we know nothing about because their stories were

ben williamson. you told us that before president trump sent his next week at 2:24, mr. williamson went up to see esther meadows. why did you both to that -- mr. meadows. why did you both do that? >> we both recognized that the situation was escalating quickly and that the president needed to be out there immediately to tell these people to go home and condemned the violence that we are seeing. i told him that i was going to make that recommendation and he said he was going to make the same recommendation to the chief of staff, mark meadows. >> one of your colleagues also want to see -- went to see kayleigh mcenany at that time. let's hear what they said. >> it appears that individuals are storming the u.s. capitol building. they also appear to be supporters of donald who may have been in attendance at the rally. we are going to need to say something. >> do you have a view of what is going on at the white house? >> if i recall, i told kaylee that i thought we needed to encourage individuals to stop, to respect law enforcement and to go home. >> although president trump w

murray and senator padilla, who is here and senate ben ray lujan and myself in addition to over 20 of our colleagues. we must pass this bill today, mr. president. almost six weeks ago, that's all the time it's been, it seems like it's been a lot longer, it's been only six weeks, mr. president, since the supreme court issued a rule shredding nearly five decades of precedent protecting a woman's right to make her own health care decisions. now, because of that decision, shredding 50 years of precedent, women are at the mercy of state laws or new state laws or governors. they literally ran to the state capital, state legislators to see who could pass the most extreme bill. they are literally women are at the mercy of state laws that are a patchwork across the country that in many cases leave them with fewer rights than their mothers or their grandmothers. this is in spite of what the american people want. 70% to 80% of americans believe that it is a decision that should be made by a woman and her doctor and not politicians, not my colleagues on the other side of the aisle. they don't want them making their decisions for them. they want