mr. miller, first of all, how did you get into cooking in the first place? yeah, it's actually a funny story. i was on a vacation at disney world with my friend and she got sick. and so we spent the entire vacation in our hotel room watching the great british bake off. and i became enamored with it. and i had never cooked or baked anything before, but i loved that show so much that i decided to teach myself how to bake everything that they were baking. and so over the next couple of years, i did just that. and that's how i got into baking and that's how i got into the history of food, because they used to talk about the history of food on the show. what made you put this up on youtube? your experimentation, a friend at work. so i would bring in my my creations to my coworkers and let them try them. but they had to listen to a lecture on history at the same time. and one of my coworkers said, hey, you should put this up on youtube. and so i did. and it worked out. how many subscribers do you have now? i think i just passed 1.7 million. when and how did histor

mr. miller, when asked whether it is possible to wait matthew miller did not answer any specific decisionsnd of this year, but he emphasized that the united states of america will be with ukraine until the victorious end . well, let's listen to him directly we will continue to do what is in the interests of the united states of america to protect ukraine. it is important for us to preserve democracy. the united states is interested in giving a decisive response to russian aggression . we have paid attention to what is in the interests of the united states of america to protect ukraine. the end and a big thank you to them for this, well, the european union cannot give ukraine security guarantees because it is simply not capable of doing so , said the official representative of the foreign policy departments of the eu service during the briefing peterston, according to him, official brussels supports ukraine and helps it in those areas in which it is able to do so, but the provision of security guarantees is not for the european union , says mr. stanu, and then his short quote , we are a dan

mr. miller, that's a really the, you know, the sport has been an issue all fed the risk and sanctions, the access at a fed mount click a row, a support. so these huge a huge developments that's required to transfer them to bowie. and you say you can meet or you can come economy of going to does need to much more a vendor protocol support. so we, we know that's a, the to countries. it says it says go to a lot of resources. but it's good to be here between what did you coach for me something i'm going to proceed with. you said he couldn't make it. you don't take that code. why? because of that this slide is repeat. all right, nick activity are going to be created. could it be stipulation so as you really have to wait for us to indeed assist to assist you? no. peas, no peas, room very interesting day. thank you for coming in the program on sharing your thoughts with us live from the some bubble in a capital political analyst rejoice, and the quinn yet us. alright, exclusive interview with rushes and foster too. so some of these up next the know surprising. this week's historic brick gathering

mr. miller also noted that despite the fact that peace talks are about peace talks for the wounds and addedt if ever peace speaks, they will start from the side that does not represent russia and ukraine will be in the center, to me this phrase is only surprising from the side that does not represent russia. the countries that are now friends with russia will not be from that side, that is, look, for example, there are initiatives from mexico that want to be friends with russia very much, but at the same time they say : let's try to make peace reign in ukraine, and for this peace needs to stop shooting and more and more they say nothing. no, they say that ukraine will be in the center from the side of ukraine, and the ukrainian peace plan is the withdrawal of all troops from the territory of ukraine to the borders of 1991 and the cessation of hostilities. this is what should happen in the center of any negotiations. well, by the way, matthew miller also said that a meeting is also planned with the minister of foreign affairs of the people's republic of china and with the us secretary of sta

mr. miller guy on the window of the presidential election for a 2nd time, the physician is rejecting the results saying it was rushed and without proper verification. the gunman has killed 3 black people in the united states, police in jacksonville, florida, and investigating the shooting by the watch, a silence as a racially motivated page prime u. s. military aircraft has crashed and doors and australia killing 3 marines. several others were rescued when they went down during will games on melville island, both of dog and it's the latest of the series of crushes, involving the all spray tilts right, to craft and australia, the military helicopter, across the drawing will games with us both as an east and australia last month. the initial reports suggests that the incident involves just us defense force personnel that there are no members of the sky in defense force involved in this incident. now focus as a government and as to the department of defense is very much on incident response and on making sure the every support and assistance is given. at this deal, tom, this morning to us m

mr. miller. . it may occur at the airport where there are more restrictions in getting on to the tarmac or the area where he is and he has more freedoms there. but at the jail, they are going to have some more restrictions put on by sheriff labatt. >> and he can do what he wants once he leaves the jail just as he did in florida. so there only been just a few protesters for and against trump outside so far. this week, though, law enforcement, they are continuing to monitor to see if a larger crowd is expected to show up. trump is encouraging people to rally. how are they going to plan for that? >> well, the good thing you have got the fbi and the gbi intelligence units looking and searching the internet to see if there is any chatter about those types of events. and they will communicate that to the local secret service field office and the local sheriff's department and again that goes back to the mutual aid. if they hear or see anything like that developing, they will allow people to come out, law

mr. miller, first of all, how did you get into cooking in the first place? yeah, it's actually

mr. miller. now, let's get to your nonprofit group, america first legal.rnor of washington state. you want to stop the state from enforcing a law that a allows minors to get reassessment surgeries -- reassignment surgeries without their parents' permission. stephen, i can't believing anybody would support that. >> it's a really terrifying law, it's really horrifying, and i'm really proud of the plaintiffs and the parents in in this case who stood up to stand for the basic idea that parents control the safety and well-being and health of their children. this is truly authoritarian. to be specific for your audience, the way this work in the current law is as follows: if a minor wants to get a sex change operation, so say have their breasts removed or their female take testosterone or engage in other irreversible medical procedures and they want to leave their home without the parents' consent to do that, the state will hide the child in a shelter without notifying the parents of the location can or or whereabouts of that child so that they can receive these

mr. miller, first of all, how did you get into cooking in the first place? yeah, it's actually a funny story. i was on a vacation at d

mr. vice president, governor, congressman thomas, senator wiley, congressman miller, mr. webb, scientists, distinguished guests, and ladies and gentlemen. i appreciate having made me an honorary visiting professor and i assure you my first lecture will be very brief. i am delighted to be here and i'm particularly delighted to be here on this location. we meet at a college noted for knowledge, in a city noted for progress, in a state noted for strength, and we stand in need of all three. we meet in an hour of change and challenge coming in a decade of hope and fear, and age of knowledge and ignorance, the greater our knowledge increases the greater our ignorance unfolds. despite the striking fact that most of the scientists the world has ever known are alive and working today, despite the fact that this nation's own scientific manpower is doubling every 12 years in a rate of growth more than three times that of our population as a whole, despite that, the vast stretches of the unknown and the unanswered and the unfinished still far outstrip our collective comprehension. no

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mr. miller yes, you have to admit that you made me? believe it just the beginning.i think i still have something to talk to you about. i don't think we have common topics for conversation there. remember i told you about nastya yes? you know that she is rubtsov's first love, that they almost got married, and we need to know something about your familiar bodyguard. i won't believe a single word you say. you hate him, i don't know why i have no reason to hate him. i have a life. but with nastya, he acted meanly. until they shouted about their superiority. liga stavok put on yourself. my name is oleg. i am an alcoholic. vaska genre binge fight in a public place on the air service id. i myself have to climb only then the result will be tied up, until it turns out i was trashing, with whom it doesn’t happen, the general is an infection, but the skill will not break through without me in any way. besides, in this case he will need a sober mind - my wife's sister was killed. i know i'm sorry the investigator wants to drop the case, but i'm against it. attention to all, he

mr miller. mr maguire was on that flight. whatever boom , boom, flight.straight into boom, boom. that's straight into your and that bides your account. and that bides over people for a week. >> but i mean, the point is that all people do is make money. so my daughter's ryanair flight was held hours. she gets held up for two hours. she gets to perugia and then the car hire company then fined her for being late. right. so that was another ,50. she had to pay for late. right. so that was another ,50answer3d to pay for late. right. so that was another ,50 answer is to pay for late. right. so that was another ,50 answer is not ay for late. right. so that was another ,50answer is not going >> the answer is not going abroad. i mean , you know, i used abroad. i mean, you know, i used to go abroad all the time. and this summer i've stayed either here or in my little pad in dorset , surrounded by my by, you dorset, surrounded by my by, you know, a whole lot of animals, different animals from what i find here. and basically i've loved it. and i don't give a the peop

miller. the headlines: president donald trump faces his fourth criminal indictment. mr of hawaii. president biden says he travel there as soon as you can amid criticism of his response to the deadly wildfires. three bulgarian nationals suspected of spying for russia while living in the uk are arrested and charged. and helping indigenous communities in indonesia to protect its biodiversity. we speak to the american co—founder of the charity planet indonesia. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. hello and welcome to the programme. former president donald trump now faces his fourth criminal case brought against him in five months. the us state of georgia has charged him and 18 other defendants with attempting to overturn the 2020 presidential election results in the state. he's facing 13 new charges, including

mr. vice president governor congressman thomas senator wiley and congressman miller scientists distinguished guests and ladies and gentlemen i appreciate your presence having made me an honorary visiting professor and i assure you my first lecture will be very brief. i'm delighted to be here and i'm particularly delighted to be here on this occasion.n. we need a college noted for knowledge a city notedog for progress and a state noted for strength and we stand in need of all three. we need an hour of change and challenge in a decade of hope and fear and an age of knowledge the greater our knowledge increases thehe greater our unfolds. despite striking back most of the scientists that the world has ever known are alive and working today despite the fact that the scientific manpower is doubling every 12 years and a rate of growth more than three times that of our population as a whole. despite that that vast stretches of the unknown and the unanswered and the unfinished still far outstrip our collective comprehension. no man can fully grasp how far and how fast we have come. condense if you wi

mr musk bought it for $41; billion last year. and that's it for this edition of asia business report. i'm monica miller. thanks for watching.ferent stories from across the uk. safe and sound asleep. these puppies are lucky to be here. their mum was a stray, rescued from the streets, heavily pregnant, clearly traumatised. when she arrived with us, she was so nervous to the point that she didn't actually walk for the first, i'd say, week. she wouldn't stand. she was just so nervous she wouldn't go anywhere, particularly of men, but with everyone, basically.. staff at the rescue centre named the nervous collie roo and a foster family was found at this farm near helston, where she could have her litter of seven pups in peace and quiet. things aren't perfect for her. she's definitely still got a long way to go. but coming to a nice, quieter environment than being in kennels has been fantastic for her. she's come along really, really well and the next stage will be, obviously, keep feeding and keep growing the puppies. and then when they're old enough, we will be finding them all homes and obviously roo as well. but for now, she'

miller. gentlemen, welcome to you both. mr.ey, let me start but and your thoughts of what we heard from congressman buck there. >> well, all due respect to the congressman, i don't think he knows as much about r.i.c.o. prosecutions as fani willis. you know, how good or bad criminals are at attempting to commit their crimes doesn't determine whether they get charged with a conspiracy. and what's clear in this case is you had several, call them mini conspiracies going on, all towards the same end, which was to alter the electoral votes sent to washington, d.c., from the state of georgia. and so what, you know, fannie's position here as the elected district attorney of fulton countyi's position here as the elected district attorney of fulton county containing the capital city of our state is protect the people of georgia. and the actions that were taken by the different individuals violated the law. more importantly, violated the rights of the people of georgia. and she is standing up for them and calling it like it is and holding

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academy award nominee and grateful american who miller is a veterans and first responder in our nation are grateful for mr. gary sinise. last night, mr. and this is just a special governor two sentences his wife katie and joined by their children madison and mason. okay so there's been a lot of talk in the news lately about the basis on which we should judge our political leaders. one of them involves age, how old they are when they make a run for president. reagan was once the oldest first term president at age 69. that is until donald trump was elected at age 17. only to be outdone by joe biden. now back to at the tender age of 78. now reagan had a view on this subject. he quipped, thomas jefferson once said, we should never judge a president by his age, only by his works. ever since he told me that, i stopped worrying about it. little reagan here was always a good way to get things started. our speaker today is at no risk of being judged by his age. no one can say his past as prime, nor can they say his index appearance. and with his new book, it's clear he's asking all americans to simply judge him by

mr. holding these republicans accountable. >> we appreciate analysis, as always, thank you for joining. us a -- democratic state representative tanya millersecutor and a former prosecutor in fulton county, georgia. all right, up next, the injustice system and how america's cash bail system flies in the face of innocent until proven guilty. (christina) with verizon business unlimited, i get 5g, truly unlimited data, and unlimited hotspot data. so, no matter what, i'm running this kitchen. (vo) make the switch. it's your business. it's your verizon. >> so last, week the nation watched as donald trump in his 18 codefendants turned up one by one at the jail in fulton county, georgia. this is attorney fani willis said repeatedly that no one is above the law. the fulton county sheriff also stated that trump and his codefendants would be treated like anyone else, saying, quote, we are following our normal practices and so it doesn't matter your status. they were booked, fingerprinted, had mugshot taken, all but one of the defendants was granted bail. trump's bail was at $200, 000, rudy giuliani is $150, 000, john eastman, kenneth chesebro, sydne

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mr. trump. >> jay, a lot to cover in the hours ahead as we await the arrival of the former president in atlanta. i want to turn to john miller. just in terms of what to expect in this next hour, he arrives there, drives to the jail. what then? >> i mean, it's kind of interesting in that the motorcade that they had planned for him is a full motorcade. it is the bulletproof car. it is the lead car. it's the staff car behind. >> i'm told this is his plane. we've been watching different commercial planes land and this is his plan coming in. >> i mean come on top of that, atlanta pd and the other agencies, they have intersection control, which is as he approaches, those are going to be blocks to traffic, so it's going to be very similar to the right he would take when he was president of the united states. what, basically, a frozen route from the airport to the jail. >> is that because of security concerns because we haven't seen that for the last time here. >> so we haven't and it is a security concern. i think that it's also about waiting until this late at night to get in quickly, get out quickly, avoid, you know, making the r

mr. trump's actions were illegal while 21% think he did nothing wrong. and the hush money case more than a third said his actions were unethical. joining me is kimberly atkins stohr, sam stein and tim millerse are the poll number, but i want to talk to you about breaking news from "the new york times" just ahead of the republican presidential debate next week and it is potentially more problems for the problem-plagued desantis campaign. a firm linked to the super pac that has effectively taken over desantis' presidential campaign posted hundreds of pages of very blunt advice to the governor online as to what to do in the debate. the material includes debate, advice, debate prep for desantis including first attack joe biden and the media, three to five times. state governor desantis' positive vision two to three times. hammer vivek ramaswamy who is rising in the polls and defend donald trump in absentia in response to a chris christie attack. it goes on from there and this is from, you know, the super pac jeff roe, very well known. the super pacs are not supposed to advise campaigns specifically because they are supposed to be separate so they -- tim, as you know, they often post them onli

we're talking people like susie wiles and jason miller, people still quite close to trump. also, not to mention, mra-lago case, who you saw one day being -- doing his initial court appearance alongside his boss, former president trump, and then going to a campaign event with him right after that. so we know that, you know, people that could be key witnesses in these cases are still working with the former president as he runs to be president again in 2024. >> perry, how does donald trump handle this going forward then? if it is possible he could be violating court orders just by talking to somebody in his campaign team, and presumably they don't want to release who they think it is because that could put them in a difficult position as well, how are they going to handle somebody like jason miller, who is potentially a witness? >> so we know that, you know -- and i could speak to, let's take the florida case, for example. the judge down there, the magistrate judge and the judge, what they said is, you cannot talk about witnesses about the facts of the case. it's not like he can't talk to mr. nauta,

. >> tim miller, i want to read you more from the times piece, trump aligned groups who also paid legal bills for some white house aides who testified in the congressional mre denied the allegation. mr. trump has said the groups are simply trying to help friends and allies who have been caught up in politically motivated investigations chlgt i mean -- i mean, tim, cassidy hutchinson comes to mind for me, i'm sure you. she had a trump lawyer, before firing that lawyer and suggesting on the record he had tried to influence her testimony. that lawyer, he has denied that allegation. i wonder, as you trace that money, if that is a concern for you in this case? >> i mean, of course. they use this as a slush fund to influence votes. and sarah matthews in addition to cassidy hutchinson who testified before the january 6th committee. to mark's point, none of this money appears to be going to the stated purpose of this pac. and, you know, this is now very cautiously being pointed out, you know, by a sum of trump's opponents, as i saw last night on twitter, x, whatever they're calling it now, the desantis super pac was attacking trump's campaign manager, his chief st