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go mr. big. come on rodeo will cain, are you watching this? >> we got you. we're seeing this.y impressive. >> turn up the setting. >> fail yaw has been talking a lot of track about will all night. jimmy hates the cowboys. so he will buck him right off. >> good form. good form. >> earlier in the show, like who can we call, who can we wake up? who have we got? >> what the heck is going on with you people? what the heck is going on? >> five, four, three, two, one, happy new year! [cheering] carley: that is what i like to call an all-american new year's celebration right there, baby. how fun was that show? lawrence: only fox. carley: you were starring in it for a portion of the night. lawrence: we have incredible colleagues. we love to tease one another. they know we're filling in for them tomorrow. know today. they decided to call me at like 11:55, 11:50. you're the young guy. i feel like i'm the younger brother of "fox & friends." i get teased the most. >> i cannot believe you're not chipper at 11:55. i will stick up for you no matter what. anyone bullying you you let me know. t

let's go, mr. big. come on, rodeo will cain -- rachel: we got you.impressive. >> turn it up to 7, there it ises. >> jimmy failla's been talking a lot of trash all night. jimmy hates the cowboy, so he's going to buck him right off. pete: good form, good form. will: we were, like, who can we call? who can we wake up? pete: what have we got? >> what the heck is going on with you people? [laughter] what the heck is going on? >> 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. happy new year! [cheers and applause] carley: whoo. and a good time was had by all. lawrence: that's an all-american celebration. carley: it is. we had an engagement, we had some bull riding -- todd: we had karl rove. carley: karl rove got a prank call, i guess you could say -- lawrence: at 11:00 at night. carley: he's a classy guy. lawrence: it was a wonderful night. you know where it's not wonderful, our southern border. there have been over 4 million border encounters since vp harris was assigned to address the root cause of the problem in late march 2021. this is a problem that they said that they were going to

mr zahawi? will you resign as party chairman, mrzahawi? big will you resign as party chairman, mr zahawi? estions about one huge tax bill. nadhim zahawi is confident he acted properly and he says he looks forward to answering any questions about his tax affairs. this man will now be asking those questions, the government's independent ethics adviser dug integrity and accountability is really important to me, including in this case there are questions that need answering and that is why i have asked our independent adviser to get to the bottom of everything, to get to the bottom of everything, to investigate the matter fully and establish all the facts and provide advice to me on nadhim zahawi's compliance with the ministerial code. i compliance with the ministerial code. . , . , compliance with the ministerial code. . , ., compliance with the ministerial code. . , . ., code. i am pleased that nadhim zahawi has _ code. i am pleased that nadhim zahawi has agreed _ code. i am pleased that nadhim zahawi has agreed with - code. i am pleased that nadhim zahawi has agreed with that - code. i am p

thank you, mr. big ever again? thank you, mr. big wheel lady . you know, great for wheel lady.but talks about 13 years of failure. let just repeat the actual facts . the repeat the actual facts. the matter . since 2010, the uk has matter. since 2010, the uk has growing than france, japan and italy. during the show it also talks about the next two years. as i said, the forecast is from the imf is accused of gross growth over the 2224 period is going to be higher in the than germany and japan and a similar rate to the us. actually grateful that the shadow chancellor was quoting the imf, because i'm to quote the imf, too. let's go to the press conference at about 3 am. this morning. mr. speaker, which i'm sure you were eagerly watching and economic pierre and quote the economic pierre olivier gorringe. yes. who said , let's start with the good news. the uk economy has actually done relative well in the last year. we've growth upwards to 4.1. that's of the highest growth rates in europe in that region for that year 2022. that's from the imf press conference this morning. mr. speake

mrs. olga, how big is sometimes the excess of electricity in the consumption of electricity by us or by otherons or cities, how is this matter generally determined? well, see if you analyze, for example the number of maps we have yes, we have the largest number of maps in kyiv and the kyiv region, but it should be considered that this number of maps increased after the missile strikes and drone attacks that took place on 19 december, and then people simply did not understand and were not fully informed why they did not have electricity, yes, that is, it was you who complained about the lack of proper information . the disconnection systems did not work there. yes, the dispatching service did not work properly for someone, and for someone, the crews could not disconnect in a timely manner , that is, in each individual case in each individual region - these are different types of violations, but they are recorded and well, respectively, for these violations will be subject to appropriate sanctions, but not the size of the fine. for us , the size of the sanction is important, namely the regulato

of escalation with the turf wars and so on, but how are they assessing the ability to target the mr. bigsan gangs in this well we know the albanian gangs are increasingly on the drug scene in this country. they are in control really of the trade in the south of the country and then they're also asserting ever more prominently in the cannabis trade running a lot of the cannabis farms they used to be run by, the vietnamese, now the vietnamese are still running lots of cannabis farms as well . and cannabis farms as well. and these operations that british transport police are mounting are very useful in trying to get the intelligence to put these people right before the courts, because if they pick up a youngster who's got, say, a burner phone or sometimes to , burner phone or sometimes to, there can be a lot of evidence that you'll know who they're speaking to, who's giving them their instructions they're probably on a burner phone as well, but they can get evidence that can really pinpoint where someone is. we reached all addresses sometimes one of the instance, the chap who was stopped at

uh, so to speak return well , at least, i don't know in big politics or but in mr. ine and will not allow it, which means a new nuclear one. uh, probably a new world and even a nuclear war is not acceptable. this is stated as a trend in company, but he went through several lines at once, that's talented, of course, because the second line. uh, also asked, by the way, i wonder how domestic american politics and trump's positioning. here, according to no war, and along this second line it corresponds to the problem of dividing the world. yes, well, in the sense that it is measured by those who are really not at war, and who sets them on fire, the world is divided into those who adhere to some values ​​and others. well, look at trump you're talking about, we 're going to force crooked radical racists brainwash our youth. we're going to get the marxists to get their hands off our children. you speak ult to gender ideology and confirm that god created two genders male and female. we will not allow men to play women's sports, and by doing so , you know, we are going to pre

mr. cloud: the big note of the week is the people's house is open for business. i'm proud to see when we roam the halls families coming together and once again able to tour the people's house. well, this rules package was a along those lines in opening up the people's house for business. this is, as the chairwoman said, the most member-driven process on the rules committee. this was always about the needed reforms and structures that needed to happen in congress. many of us and most of us ran with the understanding that congress is broken. a lot of those issues predated all of us, but it was really beholden upon us to do something about it. and so what we saw last week is members coming together, working together to make this a member-driven body, where members will be able to adequately have input on bills, where we'll be able to honestly debate these sorts of things and come together. i say i cannot be more proud of our conference coming together, looking -- working together on these issues and give the congress, not the kind of top-down congress we see from th

and my and that, that into a big country, our mr ramos actually is very positive that this year in 15, some major brakes are we didn't have very unique out some meat because this is very important for the big less because many new countries like indonesia, 8 on the via e, they are big, big economic growth a very significant and we can see that local currencies grow. i know these tend to get more profit and more economical. i believe it certainly seems like a new dawn is rising for the members of the bricks. family, part of the manion, the managing director of bricks, international consultancy. a great pleasure. haven't you with us on the program tonight? thank you so much for joining us. i thank you for joining us as well. moving to the middle east region now, but many have protested against the newly formed israeli government headed by benjamin yo. although maker from his party released a statement that is sure to be met with a response. i do not feel the need to justify myself, preferring jews to arabs in the state of jews. yes, i am a tb. this is a state of jews. i prefer jewish mu

big of a to do. but really during mrs. eagan's time, drug addiction was a very big deal and a lot of people, it had a lot of social connotations with it. and she really wanted to address that. so she would have her favorite rehabilitation program. seconds and assists come to the white house for about a week before christmas and the building next door. they would help create many of the ornaments she needed and she would spend hours with them hanging them up on the tree. and when you read the letters from people saying how much that meant to them, that after they had recovered from their addiction, that they could still contribute to things like at the white house that really brings tears to your eyes. it was wonderful. the second thing that she started is a tradition at the white house was the white house historical association's ornament is the most successful ornament campaign throughout the world. they have one every year, a fundraiser. and she was the first lady to elect to put it on the tree, talk about it during her m

mr. chopra: d.o.d. has been a bigartner of figuring out our military family readiness and there is more work we can brief you on about. >> i know jack talked about and the civil relief act and the concern that our reserve and national guard are paying $9 million in interest every year. let me jump back to credit reporting. and for years, the top complaint from consumers even when i was attorney general has been inaccurate credit reports. and we are seeing some improvements with getting responses to the complaints. can you talk about that progress that the bureau with improving responsiveness and what else do we need to be doing. >> the reporting don't face the competitive restraints, consumers are not their customer. >> but ultimately there is a serious issue. i also worry about the new generation of data brokers and background screeners that are collecting data on small businesses, collecting data on others and make sure that the secret dose years that individuals have rights to make sure they are accurate. >> i do,

mr. mayor. bigase in migrant crossings compared to 2021. how do you feel about the shipping containers being hauled away yesterday? >> well, that is not such great news for us. we need to have that protection, and it is really not about people crossing as it is how they cross and where they cross. preventing people from crossing is probably a different action that needs to have them by the federal government. but these containers really made sure that the traffic coming through was focused in areas where border patrol can be effective in picking up, and protected property, people's homes have been on the border for generations. >> ainsley: it is costing taxpayers a lot of money, first to put up these containers and then to take them away. to take them away, i believe it is $75 million. the president's administration said these had to be down by january 4th, which was yesterday. it's costing taxpayers even more for a problem he created. >> that's true, and the residents of arizona paid that bill. tha

that about 15 of them were now persuadable after a lot of concessions were offered to back mr mccarthy. the bigwas where those 4 or 5 would come from. well, now it is so tight that it seems that matt gaetz is going to decide it one way or the other. it going to decide it one way or the other-— the other. it is truly a cliffhanger. _ the other. it is truly a cliffhanger. and - the other. it is truly a cliffhanger. and if - the other. it is truly a cliffhanger. and if we | the other. it is truly a i cliffhanger. and if we do the other. it is truly a - cliffhanger. and if we do get a result in the next few minutes, what happens next?— result in the next few minutes, what happens next? well, then kevin mccarthy _ what happens next? well, then kevin mccarthy will _ what happens next? well, then kevin mccarthy will be - what happens next? well, then kevin mccarthy will be sworn i kevin mccarthy will be sworn in. rolls will be adopted for this new session of congress. and things will be set about —— rolls. the wheels will turn in the way they should have, starting four days ago. we haven't seen such a

mr. speaker, and their first act was to gut the i.r.s., to make it harder for people to get their tax returns back, and today they are trying to protect big oil and make it more expensive for our constituents. vote no. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentlelady from washington is recognized. mrs. rodgers: thank you, mr. chairman. when president biden was elected in january, or inaugurated in january of 2021, gas prices were $2.33 a gallon. i doubt you can find that anywhere in america today. $2.33 a gallon. they have only gone up since then. the war in ukraine did not cause the energy crisis. it just exposed what was going on. refining and production is down a million barrels from when president biden was elected. there's been the shutting down the american energy. it's time to unleash american energy. pleased to yield a minute, a minute to the gentleman, leader on the energy and commerce committee, the gentleman from georgia. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. carter: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, i rise in support of h.r. 21 because what president biden and this administration have done w

and tonight, the new speaker of the house faces his first big test. >> mr. mccarthy, how are things going in there? >> reporter: the house voting tonight on new rules, including a host of concessions mccarthy made to win the support of rebel right-wing conservatives. one provision would allow a single republican lawmaker to force a vote on removing the speaker. moderate republicans concerned about the chaos on the floor and about the new rules. were you concerned about how some of these deals were cut? >> any horse training or backroom deals -- that -- that doesn't -- that's not okay. it shouldn't be tolerated. >> reporter: mccarthy can only afford to lose four republican votes tonight. and he will have to prove he can control his unruly caucus. at least one republican plans to vote against the rules package tonight. mccarthy can only afford to lose three more, david. >> rachel scott, thank you. >>> from fulton county, georgia, tonight, a special grand jury investigating former president trump and his allies for alleged interference in the 20 election has fi

mrjohnson did have dinner with mr sharp, who he has known for almost 20 years, and with his cousin. the statement goes on to say, so what? bigson's financial arrangements have been properly registered on the advice of officials. that is the statement from boris johnson's spokesperson. staying with the former prime minister, the —— borisjohnson has made an unannounced visit to ukraine to show his ongoing support to the ukrainian government. he was in kyiv and the capital's suburb of borodianka, destroyed heavily by the russian shelling. mrjohnson said he had been invited by the ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky, saying it was a privilege to visit again. pressure is mounting on the conservative party chairman, nadhim zahawi, to release more details of a settlement he made with hmrc after he admitted making an error in his tax affairs. the former conservative leader sir iain duncan smith says he believes mr zahawi is not deceitful, but that he should get all the information about his tax affairs out into the open. get it all out now, whatever you have to do, and tear it up. i genuinely don't believe this is a man who is de

big loss. i personally knew that panayenin and mr. monastyrskyi. we talked really. well, really cool people. it's really a big loss. we are also out of sympathy for the relatives of the dead and those people who died directly on the ground under the debris. we are very, very sorry about the technical situation. there are really three versions, the correct ones have announced three trunk versions , either an error or a technical one, or there is a third-party intervention, and i believe that you know here that the government should do it as quickly as possible and as transparently as possible, even if there are certain facts that, let's say, are not very good in a good world , expose the activities of the ministry or generally high-ranking officials of ukraine, they should be made public as if otherwise. but the shaky trust that currently exists between society and the state can be completely destroyed by such silences, and in war conditions it will be very, very have negative consequences, how long do you think such cases can be investigated? well, in particular, it is about establishing what

on e-mails, the big guy, mr. 10%, now a e-mail he is talking about business with his son, that he deniedansions. classic corvette and on. what about santos? he has nothing do with me, the president of united states, every decision he makes affects me, that say problem that i have. i want to ask you, mr. speaker, before you became the speaker, the democrats in senate and ape republicans in senate wanted to move as quickly as people and pass a massive of a spending bill they had not read. that was knocked out by handful of senators and staffers biden signed it, he never read it. they say to you, the incoming majority and speaker, here. fund it. fund it. it has hundreds of billion of new debt, they say just do it. you are saying, we need to talk about this. there needs to be cutting. no. and if you forces thank you try, we'll accuse you of shutting down the government. is that the trick. >> that is the trick, you are correct on everything but you have know about who are senators who wrote it, the two senators are no longer here. nonone can't through committee, democrats have increased our s

mr. spielberg. >> a big night for steven spielberg. besting "avatar, the way of water."t a lot of time trying to figure out when i could tell that story. i figured out when i turned 74 years old, i said, you better do it now. >> reporter: it was without the fireworks of the will smith oscars. eddie murphy did surprise while offering advice for a successful career. >> keep will smith's wife's name [ bleep ] mouth. >> i'm here because i'm black. >> reporter: the hold, not shying away from the golden globe's controversial past. the show banished last year after the l.a. times revealed the voting body, the hollywood foreign press association, lacked diversity. there were no black members. now the hfpa says an expansion of more than 100 members has led to nearly 52% being ethnically diverse. >> i hope they will uphold and upkeep the high standards. >> reporter: the stars telling me, it was time to embrace the show's return. one star not present, tom cruz, who returned his three globes last year admits the controversy. >> i found these three golden globe awards that tom cruz r

mrs. i they are a big girl, that's why they call me ms. vera, a soldier of the separate fourth tank brigade of the armed forces of ukraine and a member of the women's veteran movement in the army. she went voluntarily after the full-scale russian invasion, when the first rockets began to fly into kyiv. volunteering was not enough for the girl. she wanted to be useful at the front. understanding that it is not an option to run away to hide yes if to go somewhere there is something there as a penance in general to leave kyiv, then i asked myself a question and where will i go back? well, what will i go back to? honestly, i want to say that i was afraid, well , i was scared because i didn't understand how it would happen, what would happen to me, but my eyes are afraid, but my feet were carried to a full-scale war. vera had no military experience in civilian life. throughout her life , she worked on television as a line producer and administrator on the set, and in her spare time, vera was engaged in military-historical reconstruction and too

take you people and causes here in germany, a big welcome to mr. met slayton. you were in the bonus tag to witness this a story day for the l g. b t. community in germany. how do you feel? yes i of course it was a very moving moment 78 years after the end of the 2nd, volvo, which was signed by her births. never again v at the 1st time in john parliament at 2 rib commemorate the homosexual and edgy b t i. community as a whole, as a group of victims, often nation noisy, regime with which as a pity, was prosecuted up to $994.00. as 2 already mentioned in the piece you feel even 600 seconds ago. at 1st glance, this looks understandably like progress. the highest political institution in the country, recognizing the historic suffering of l g, b, t, q, people in nazi germany. but when you look at the numbers and we're about to do that now get you to bear with me. it would appear. society is actually moving in the other direction, becoming less, not more tolerance, the number of anti l g b. you hate crimes nearly double from 576 in 20. 19 to over a 1000 in 2021. and t

this takes time and the sport of the big while mr. adult was actually caught up. so when i watched him pansy's, i feel very close to them. why each but they're like, part of my family, have acre quarter. and if you imagine the 1st humans how they lived together, when i said it was like this, you also see if you feel probably more, le, le gone. the big difference with humans is that the chimpanzees tools remain the same to this day. one gets from they pass on the knowledge to the next generation. i say probably more, but there was no progress. no further development of the tools men keys on cumulate and that's probably the difference with human mistakes uni. our culture grew steadily. yes, we perfected our tools bits. i bent her during a history warning. asher, so primitive humans, childhood was much longer than that of the parents were both the analogy to today's great apes allows conclusions to be drawn about how hominy organized their societies. 2000000 years ago. the 1st groups of people seem to be united by one main goal to protect their offspring. this makes

and i gave him a big lion, a very big lion, it’s impossible after mr.addam left, it’s all taken away . the americans have partners in russia, and he has been trading with moscow for a long time, his furniture, there were mayor luzhkov and even chubais and the photos are stored in a separate album fur, but now there is an opportunity to expand the business for evil american sanctions. all these outrageous things we are an independent country we are not afraid of americans or europeans or anyone else you are free to make deals and do business with russia e.g. prime minister's office, india buys oil despite big pressure from europe and america, we openly cooperate with russia we are not afraid. by the way, oil supplies to india from russia over the past year have grown by as much as 50 times. gasoline is getting more expensive here, but not like in europe, a liter of ninety-five is about 80 rubles. rosneft. it even has its own gas stations. moreover, the network of speakers at yara energy is larger than that of rosneft. in our country, as much as twice, ru

mr. chair, big oil is sitting on 9,000 approved, unused drilling permits on federal lands. folks are lying to you when they say we need more permits and more drilling. my amendment is simple. it lowers the permissible increase in federal lands available for drilling from 10% to 0.1%. what we really need, mr. chair, are windfall profit taxes on big oils so that they stop price gouging our residents at the pump. so again, i urge my colleagues to please support me on this amendment and i yield back. the chair: the gentlewoman from michigan yields back her time. for what purpose does the gentleman from north dakota seek recognition? mr. armstrong: mr. chair, i rise in opposition to the amendment. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes in opposition to the amendment. mr. armstrong: mr. chair, h.r. 21 is about strengthening the s.p.r. by requiring any nonemergency use to be accompanied by a plan to produce american resources. by lowering the number from 10% to .1%, you essentially defeat the whole purpose of introducing the bill. to be quite frank, it wouldn't be

mr. murdaugh face a big, big issue, will he testify, rule number 1 of criminal defense, never let your client in this case it might be different because you have somebody who is a former trial attorney. you have somebody who is smart and charismatic, he might be able charm the jury and charm his way out of a life sentence. molly: oh, my goodness, andrew stoltman, a lot of people rivoted by what is going on there. griff: that's it for us. great to be with. fox news live continues next hour with rich edison and laura ingle, i'm griff jenkins. molly: and i'm molly line, thanks for watching. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ rich: protesters hit the streets across the united states last night after the release of body cam video of the police beating that led to the death of tyre nichols in memphis. the five former officers involved face murder charges, and now a sheriff is opening an investigation into two deputies who were also at the scene. hello, everyone, i'm rich edson in for eric shawn. ing. laura: and i'm laura ingle. the video you are about to see is graphic. it shows officers punching and kicking mix also for a

mr. kubrakov, so there are big questions about what they issue to those bills that they are sending, nowch an odious bill in the second reading about compensation for the housing of citizens that will affect a large number of ukrainian citizens, to which there is a big question and because there are developers they receive another, if how to say it, pass pass from the state, that's why i carefully follow the personnel policy, while i look at it very pessimistically, by the way, about these resignations and scandals, about the official who decided to take a bribe er, he paid for the generator with his position, but here another investigation and communication appeared from another ministry of the ministry of defense regarding abuses there in the purchase of er food products for the army, the communication came out in such a strange way, that is, at first there they said that this is not the time to do such a thing. and in general, this threatens the national danger, some kind of investigation and such, which are related to the ministry of defense. and they say that the security service of

mr. speaker. big media corporations don't exactly have the best record of protecting conservative speech. last year democrats in congress wrote letters to at&t an other telecom companies demanding, demanding they deplatform newsmax which is really just a fancy way of saying we're going to deny your first amendment rights, mr. speaker. along with fox news and one america news because of so-called disinformation. after these letters were sent, directv dropped one america news and now it appears to be doing the same thing to newsmax. this fits a disturbing pattern, mr. speaker. of these woke corporations using their market dominance to censor conservative networks to appease washington politicians and further their demands on woke-topia. after receiving lots of criticism from the american people about this decision, directv announced it would launch a new conservative network. that's great but it's still not an excuse for deplatforming another popular conservative network, mr. speaker. our country was bu

the floor, what i'm doing there is trying to separate out the sources that i have in this big envelope that mrs. if call land are sent me when i started my big research project that i never transferred out of that. [laughter] i was separating out, okay, what is straight from robert and elsie chambers and what's the next generation down or maybe a marriage removed or something like that. maybest not a a granddaughter, t it's a granddaughter-in-law. so trying to figure out how close to what actually happened are these people. because as things move on, you know, we start to lose some of those memories. but at the same time, sometimes those people were getting it from both grandma and grandpa, so it was really interesting to start to compare and see what things kept coinciding. and the pictures of sticky notes on the door, i had to include these because this was, honestly, a really fun part of the process, and i had never -- well, anyway, no one ever told me how to write a book, i just kind of -- [laughter] started working, dug into the secondary sources and back into the primary sources to find w

big for him? [cheering] >> mr. speaker. mr. speaker the difference between him and me i sat on my values and principal even when it is difficult. when i disagree fundamentally with the previous prime minister i resigned from the government. for four long years he sat next to the members. when anti-semitism ran right when his predecessor sided with our opponents that was week mr. speaker he had no samples. thank you very much mr. speaker. for our most vulnerable children school is often the principal place of safety as well as education. but as reported in my review of school exclusions with the government 2019 the unacceptable and illegal use of off rolling is still shutting a warring number of children out of the classroom, out of learning it out of the protection they need from gangs, violence and abuse. there has been some impressive and excellent work done by the department of education to address this terrible practice, what more can my right honorable friend do to make sure we permanently exclude from our schools? >> prim

big for him? [cheering] >> mr. speaker. mr. speaker the difference between him and me i sat on my values and principal even when it is difficult. when i disagree fundamentally with the previous prime minister i resigned from the government. for four long years he sat next to the members. when anti-semitism ran right when his predecessor sided with our opponents that was week mr. speaker he had no samples. thank you very much mr. speaker. for our most vulnerable children school is often the principal place of safety as well as education. but as reported in my review of school exclusions with the government 2019 the unacceptable and illegal use of off rolling is still shutting a warring number of children out of the classroom, out of learning it out of the protection they need from gangs, violence and abuse. there has been some impressive and excellent work done by the department of education to address this terrible practice, what more can my right honorable friend do to make sure we permanently exclude from our schools? >> prim

mr. mccarthy did how big of an embarrassment is this for the gop and the house >> certainly this is not howart what he hopes is his term in speaker first time in 100 years it had to go to a second ballot it was expected but the question was whether or not some of the hard line conservatives would make good on their threat. it seems as if they are at least at this point. and the question will be that even if he does become speaker how will he be able to work to get anything passed especially must passed legislation such as a bill to increase the debt ceiling and continuing to fund the government so no matter what happens today, this is going to set the dynamic for what governing in the house looks like going forward >> eylan mui staying on top of let go back to mike. you say second half of the yeert l year likely better than the first half is washington and policy figuring into your investment thesis or your investment strategy at all? >> it is not really factoring into our analysis. i feel like we're in gridlock and the markets like gridlock. corporations like gridlock because they feel tha

and i gave him a big lion, a very big lion, impossible after mr.l taken by the americans. ra has partners and he has been trading with moscow buyers for a long time, his furniture was and mayor luzhkov and even chubais and photographs are stored in a separate album of the russian fur mission, but now there is an opportunity to expand the business on the evil american sanctions. all these outrageous things, we are not a dependent country, we are not afraid of americans or europeans, or anyone else, you are free to make deals and do business with russia , for example, the office of the prime minister.

established to fight against the discrimination l g b t q people, and causes here in germany, a big welcome to you, mr. met. you were in the bonus tag to witness this a story day for the l g. b t. community in germany. how do you feel? yes, of course, it was a very moving moment 78 years after the end of the 2nd world war, which was signed by the never again. we had the 1st time in parliament to commemorate the homosexual and edgy b t i community as a whole group of victims. often they see noisy regime, which as a pity, was prosecuted up to 1994 to already mentioned in the piece you feel even i'm 2nd to go over the past years. we're saying a shop rise in the tax on l g b to keep people by physically, but also on social media and in policies implemented around the world. as you say, are we going backwards in history? what is to happen to break this trend at this point? i think we have a divided boards, a looking a to a g p t. i writes, we have some progress if vest on countries which increasing or progress in a giving awareness to the issues of human rights of age who p t i pip, a pupil. and on the oth

mr. kishida also emphasized that the big seven should work more actively with the so-called global south, as he called it, many countries from which has not yet become accustomed to the policy of western sanctions pressure on russia . well, it would be nice if they intensified their efforts to work with these countries and convince them to wake up to the united states of racketeering israel was coordinated with the help of actions by which they tried to block the channels of arms supply from iran to other countries , in particular to russia , its official representative net price said this during a briefing at the us state department. representatives of the administration of the current us president joe biden, mr. spokesman clarified that during such negotiations, in particular , they discussed how to stop deliveries from iran to russia not only of kamikaze drones, which moscow also uses military technologies in ukraine, with the help of which these drones and other weapons can be used, well, and more. he obviously also mentioned the missiles that we are afraid that iran can give to russi

the market obviously, but i do want to get to this move from josh because we made a big deal when you bought netflix, mr. brown. now we're going to make a big deal when you sold it. >> okay. >> why'd you do it >> it's not that big a deal. >> it's a big deal for me. >> i'll play along believe it or not it's what actually worked which is a rarity for 2022. i expected to be in it longer, but in the environment we're in it's very, very early in q4 earnings season right now. we really don't know companies are going to be treated when they report. i actually think netflix will have a good report i just don't feel comfortable with what the reaction might be, and i could be dead wrong. i would not be telling people don't own netflix ahead of earnings i personally don't feel like it. the thing i think will be make-or-break for this particular quarter we're going to have to get more detail on the platform there were some analysts who came out after six weeks and said it was already a flop, a lot of stupid stuff and netflix didn't say much back i think this should be the opportunity where they set the record strai

♪ ♪ welcome back to the big saturday show. mr.to buy electric vehicles and even gets behind the wheel of the biggest ones. check this out. >> jumped in the back. on the roof. you look good. >> hit something else. it's quick. i'm going to step on it. 80 miles an hour. we'll see what it is. ready? >> there's a roadblock. wednesday head of the ntsb warned the heavy ones are dangerous thing on concerned about the increased risk of severe injury and death for all road users from heavier curve weights and increase in size, power and performance of vehicles on our roads including electric vehicles. lisa, you are smart a new to move down south and i'm sure -- did you ever consider california? >> absolutely did not. >> good, what they want to do there is not sell anything but electric cars by the year 2035 so here's my question, you live in an apartment? >> i do. don't give the address away the map that will happen. in the apartment complex, let's say you had an electric vehicle, how do you charge if there's like three, five, 1000 people?

mrs. lincoln -- invite the grants to -- the theater, the night of the assassination. and the grants almost go. but mary todd lincoln -- was not a big fan -- and mrs. grant says, we've got to go see the children in new jersey, which they did. and president lincoln is assassinated that night. grant is racked with guilt and he thinks, if i had been there, i would've been able to save president lincoln. he was also a target, grant was, of john will spoof. >> yeah, and after lincoln is assassinated, grant -- as the most popular figure, right? by far. >> and johnson despised that. he despised that grant had the power. and grew to really, really hate him. johnson did. to the point where he was just trying to figure out how to get him out of the way. he wanted to send him to mexico -- and grant stood up to him and said no. and he said, if it's a military order, i will go, but i'm not going if it's just you sending me. >> -- crowds, of course, known as the -- union general. but you write in your book that, because of the approaches he took to southern soldiers, to the confederacy, -- people in the south admired him as -- they -- >> very muc

want to receive from our parties simply for the functioning of our state may be under a big question. please tell mryury in the light of all these events, how do you see, for example, the launch of the financial ramstein announced about him prime minister denys shmyhal today at the government meeting, it is important that the financial aid projects were clearly coordinated with the g7 countries creating a multi-donor coordination platform, the so-called financial ramstein acts on the topic in three main directions, it became short-term and long-term support for ukraine, international financing , coordination of the reform of private development sector, i.e. all that we can count on thanks to our partners, at the same time we have such unfavorable information background about certain financial manipulations with the most basic nutrition of our defenders, i ask mr. yury a complex question, well , first of all, this is a really unsuccessful informational background , because it is precisely at the same place that at the last meetings of ukrainians, they introduce that, in fact, the attitude and reputat

documentaries peter i the last tsar and the first emperor old new year at 19:20 big premiere on ntv mister ulyakhu come. mrm the police well, yes, i remembered, work for you. why did she work? did i fire margot? no, she was killed last night. it can't be, maybe the last place where she was seen is your house, who said kolpakov they were with you yesterday at the party? well, yes, they were, and what time did they leave? i had a lot of people. i don't remember . sorry, important conversation. the name of? yes, it seems that she was and with whom she left here. i don't know, they let me go at about 10, i went home. and the guests still hang out here. maybe he had some conflicts, maybe with one of the guests from the staff? yes, like no. speak though. i went to the toilet and heard the hostess yelling at her from the house. i have more questions about yesterday. yes, i would like to see the guest list. i would like interrogate because of some model, if you have more questions for me. kat hi. well tell me you found something. yes, under the girl's nails, i found blood biomaterial and skin microparticles, they

mr. gretzinger: i very much agree. senator hawley: you said if you had a player who could force everybody onto one platform and all consumers to put their data into one person's platform would be a big problem. isn't that what ticketmaster is doing? mr. gretzinger: exactly. we were giving the stub hub example earlier. the seller having to then transfer on ticketmaster. that recipient needs to create a ticketmaster account, download the app, sign in. basically, they're forced to sign up to ticketmaster just to sell the ticket they bought on stub hub. senator hawley: you are trying to get somebody on the resale market who hasn't bought from you, you're forcing them to become your customer in order to get this ticket. that's really something. hats off to you for being innovative and using your monopoly. from a competition standpoint this really, really worries me because this looks like a way to, again, further leverage your market power in one market to expand in other markets. i don't see how consumers win out of this exchange. thank you, madam chair. >> very good. thank you. well said, senator hawley. do you want to -- have closing statement here, senator lee? i think we end as we a

one of the big events coming up tonight, mr., i will be doing a phenomenal standup comedy set in the next hour of this live broadcast. i actually held auditions at fox for a potential opening act. what i thought i would be doing is listening to jokes. but what i ended up doing was hosting a reality show called america's got issues. nobody loves our co-workers more than me, but i have a lot of questions after the package you are to watch. this is bananas. >> it's your main man jimmy failla and i'm going to be doing standup comedy on fox news's all-american new year. last year's performance was a rowdy crowd. so i would like to get an opening act. do we have any volunteers? you look good. >> i'm joe mackie. i'm here to audition. my skills, i'm a triple threat, i can sing, dance, and threaten. and love scenes are no problem. no problem at all. nudity included [bleep]. >> i'm gene. you can't put me in a box but if you could, itl would look like this. i also do impressions. here is stu varney. >> joe biden, hunter biden, and a kazakh