my jerry estate owns national petroleum company, will start selling it says to the public by launching an ip 0. the company's chief announced the decision of the talks with the country. we will go to the market and this is going to happen soon. this is a new direction and i can confirm to you that mister president is completely committed by jerry as national petroleum company as africa talk oil, produce them. the fun runs joint ventures with other major oil groups across the continent. in july, last year, the corporation mindfully commercial, and that had to start raising its own funding, nigerian oil and gas on the list of charles that'd be on sais locals. a happy that the company has decided to as the n m. c. c. have chose to move from how for model safe way of doing things to a more market foreclose. uh oh. yeah, and guys, one of the largest, the oil and gas company enough. we got, uh, we're happy with uh what the middle economy have done with this team and the design it through with the ip always it's something that is very exciting with cds, us and you that actually on the contine

the, my jerry is president, has been elected as the chairman for the economic community of western african states. otherwise known as eco was leading the group with more than a dozen countries photo to both sides of the regional security is top of the agent . the good wishes one into a slight chance that people have somebody at no more back because seats like to listen to the dog and therefore we are not jerry and present enrollment to take a pop stones on political a people in west africa. all 3 countries in the region of underground cruise and recent years, a model in guinea and park, you know, facile vehicle is that you can always look at your so it has a cold on the military leadership in those countries to comply with the deadlines of transferring power to civilian leaders and able to name a lot of a political science professor and nigeria says the alliance plays an important role in the region, but also nigeria as contribution is critical. it's very important because the continent for single new and i said before the audience in touch and nigeria as the on the power show that's more

you my jerry t. i. i'm eddie micah julia and you are welcome. coming up on the program, we'll talk through some locals and got the least idea about why child my age. this privilege that vending the media. we get up close and personal with a girl for my radio. but it does have industry change based on slum, opposite compile. raji takes also need for office building town to tony, which has some things that stop with a report by outgo. so viewed, the teen report to atlanta, she takes us to meet 2 young, was on becomes, who have to give up on the dreams, just because they got pregnant after getting married young. i'll let that sinking for a bit. any marriage is in many cases synonymous with domestic violence and risky pregnancies in this case, that was, i'm beacon government has been trying to tackle the situation, but it's not enough. let's find out. oh hi. my name is elena, i'm from number 2. i will continue to discuss with each episode today we're going to talk about the child's marriage and evil, the to the president in my country most. and becau

trade between various professional boxes, do you think that is potentially something that russia and my jerry could move towards exchanging and nothing national currencies and trade? where do you know, i think, i think for us, our priority is one to new 4 instruments. opportunities to facilitate trade is presented when it comes to payments settlements, right? and so it was a facilitating movements of goods and services in our country. right. and always are we reducing the cost of training, not a car in steve using 3rd party conferences that are not involved in that trade becomes adds to the costs, then clearly it's something that we would look into. but i think part of the priority is to put in place instruments processing on policy that will facilitate trade between our 2 countries, like right and always increasing the level of attributes in our country and building was lucky. so, i mean, if i, if i'm not mistaken though, africa is working on creating the a free trade zone is correct. is that something that should be involved with? oh no, absolutely. i think so. the reason i believe so i thi

so yeah, it shows in my, jerry, this means that this mag marissa to the surface without stopping russell gone. ok shows me that i see on the other hand, the answerable found in the 1st law, the place notes, in the absence of all the vein, mineral interests tell us, not in the mind come off the 1st that he's probably stay in the condo unit, the chamber of commerce and the other and performed it up in august. but i see that when i come on, the research has with us or claim that there must be several margaret chambers. she can locate the one other to hi. i must one about 8 kilometers, been the 15 to 20 kilometers lucky and saving the most goose own in the depths below the surface. what does it look like down there? and how does magma reached the surface of gonzales has made a strange discovery. today we visit a factor field that's open in the between the said on the 4th of december, resolutely, this practice of fuel has been used by lava to come close to the surface. this is some things i was not suspecting at all. we have 3 kilometers from the main adoption site. very far. a maxima has bee

that's at the same time as my jerry who are looking to qualify for the knockout stage. if they get at least the drew against the republic of ireland in the brisbin. my, these action will start at $700.00 gmc way of the game between japan and spain and winning to will decide who finishes top of group see with both sides already through to europe and champions. england are on the verge of the knockouts, excitements around the line. s, as has led to more chances will goulds to reach the top level in the united kingdom . but the issue of faith pay still makes football an unrealistic career for many as pull re smell reports, does it both around goes football in england, record crowds watching the women's game on the success of a national team that became european champions last summer, fueling excitement and the impression among these 11 and 12 year olds at ponds, the women's football club. i think it would be a hobby, but if i could, i would play for like a big teen battery was to be professional. just to be possibles. i'm going to be fine. i want to go big play for england

my jerry began the date top of the group off to the shop when of a stranger in the last round, the island of boston, with no points and con, qualify to the next rooms. a, we've already seen group say reach its conclusion and a phenomenal performance by japan, by fe in spain had already qualified for the no council. this day the wellington was decided who told the troops and japan dominated from start to finish scoring 3 goals. and the 1st hoffman treating to from here not send me is that what? you know, something that has pulled the pick of the funds to complete the sewing off to the price of it finished the full meals to japan who won the world cup in 2011 selma, had been to the last 16 to pay in 1995 johnson's new way to kind of rank 11. well, no way. the 12 the other gave in that group was always going to be a bottle for the place. and it was somebody who came out on top seats in costa rica, 31 of to, to 50 to see to begin the tournaments or was, i'm being now have that 1st ever woke up victory. costa rica has home having lost a 3 2nd c, c. q so he's confirmation of how that group ende

no, i call my cell because my oxys jerry and shift shirley for unit is taking instagram by storm. the color, mary stolid, host an online cooking show with some of the hardest slips in norwood. but you've had to overcome stigma and stereotypes on her birth, social media of things that had very negative interactions with non was lens aside sometimes even with most things because of the way i am dressed, weapons, any cub, while your dress and then you come you out and also to kate said, we addressed it and then he called very poor and unique. so there are lots of misconceptions and whatever bound around where in the phase vill 10 years ago, she wants to own brand of high mixed evenings with an eye towards minimizing the amount of sodium in the nigerian diet. i actually innovated the mattresses in bronte 9 drew. the nice way we says and 100 percent natural new on the sheets. despite the success of her leg was based, brent stopped chevy moment the lights sharika was still reluctant to show her face . rather to show the van to the cover. i was worried that my customers would want to kno

i called my cell the called my office, jerry and shift shirley for unit is taking instagram by storm. the color, mary stolid hosting an online course and share it with some of the hardest slips in 90 would. but you've had to overcome stigma and stereotypes on her birth social media same they had very negative interactions with non was lens. if i want sometimes, even which more sense because of the way i am dressed, weapons, any cub while you're dressed and then you come you and also to kate said, we address that. and then he called the a very poor and unique. so there are lots of misconceptions and whatever bound around what i mean, the phase feel 10 years ago, she wants to own brand of high mix seasonings with an eye towards minimizing the amount of sodium in the nigerian diet. i actually innovated the mattresses in bronte 9 through the nice way. we says in 100 percent natural new on the sheets despite the success of her leg was based brent chevy moment light. sharika was still reluctant to show a face rather to show the balance because i was worried that my customers would want to k

whole year made my whole year all right, here we go. >> steve: all right, jerry, here's yoursteve: again. >> the answer would be - >> jimmy: tall grass this is the -- >> "b," in tall grass. >> jimmy: yeah, this is, like, obvious. >> steve: tall grass that's what you're going to say. >> yes [ buzzer ] >> steve: oh, you're wrong [ sad tuba ] the correct answer is trees. [ audience oohs so, jimmy, you get gary frick jr. >> jimmy: hey, buddy [ cheers and applause >> steve: here you go. >> jimmy: hi >> steve: trees. >> jimmy: hi >> steve: next question is for you, jimmy >> jimmy: yeah, thank you. >> steve: again, another turkey question turkeys have three times better blank than humans. smell, vision, or hearing? ♪ >> well, they got to listen for, like, knives sharpening [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm going to say they have better hearing than humans >> steve: is that your final answer >> jimmy: yes. [ buzzer ] >> steve: that is incorrect. it's vision. [ sad tuba ] >> i get a puppy >> steve: jerry gets the next puppy. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: the adorable mary kennedy >

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australia earlier and they must be favorites to progress against island fried such and again, my julia know, jerry have been great. so i followed the toilet. we saw that for us came here against canada where they really, um, you know, for a point out as canada put in a really strong performance. the 2nd game of course, upsetting the hose in brisbin. we actually what's that in an auditorium restaurant here in melbourne and the atmosphere was electric. the support for nigeria has been fantastic throughout this tournament. and you know, they will well with their victory against australia. it's not like um, you know, australia is a little bit more. so a strategy a has to produce a bit more of this evening and you know, they stay wants to keep best buy in their own hands. they need to wait anything else and they're be smart. you relying on my julia, i'm giving the strength of it. my dear is performance is sofa. i wouldn't expect them to do a straight at any 5 as i told ok, thanks for bringing this up to date. tom, you know, in melvin a and a brief look at some of the other stories from the world of spo

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my god. strap yourselves in. jerry hayes . my god. strap yourselves in. jerry hayes.ight i'll be asking the pundits, were the authorities wrong to paint over authorities wrong to paint over a mickey mouse mural at an asylum centre? is the archbishop of canterbury justin welby, right that universities should be fined if students get offended? and how about this ? offended? and how about this? are microwaves destroying the art of british cooking ? let me art of british cooking? let me know your thoughts. market gb cbnnews.com. that's the email for the whole of the show and this programme has a strict golden rule . we don't do boring golden rule. we don't do boring . not on my watch. i just won't have it . lots to get through, have it. lots to get through, including my take at ten. the people that want to close down gb news that's in an hour. but we start with my big opinion . we start with my big opinion. some months ago it was revealed a small number of starbucks branches were going cashless . i branches were going cashless. i nearly spat my coffee out , but nearly spa

beloved, god, he gives the tents of my children. yes, hello, hello, what's up when you miss me, the eighth love hall , spring has come, now i'm beautiful, beautiful, tom and jerryyour servant, oh god, hello, mr. rahman, your servant, alhamdulillah, health, thank you very much . my heart is broken, this is my heart broken heart in the name of arzoo souza, set it to say, say from the crying winds of hadi , yaar allah, peace be upon ali muhammad and the family of muhammad, baba , the phone of the workers of the evening , my heart is listening to the cries of asghar , my heart is dying . gharib tharullah hossein gharib tharullah hossein tharallah hossein gharib tharallah at every stage of the ship, o shrine of lehman, the micro ship, i think it is a flower leaf that does not have a simple arrow and download . i will sleep tonight. mehraban ali asghar mehraban ali asghar mehraban ali asghar jan fada ali asghar asman the sky came , o god, from poverty, o god, ali, in the name of sir with the name of cold excellence, every heart was cherished by the literature, which in the form of ritual literature has had a great understanding in the continuity of its red lines , be

chance you're auditioning new acts >> you and your friend can get lost >> what'd i tell you >> jerry's not mym drifters yeah an counterfeiters too ♪ ♪ they never did the kind of things that most kids parents do ♪ ♪ most fathers make a livin keeping books or pushing brooms ♪ ♪ but mom and dad mad homemade dough right in ou living room ♪ ♪ well when the heat got to intense they took it on th lamb ♪ ♪ my father left a note tha said be better than i am ♪ ♪ then jerry's clan acros the hall stepped in to sav the day ♪ ♪ they took me in and raise me right and that is why i say ♪ ♪ that he's the needl i'm the thread he's the butte i'm the bread ♪ ♪ he's the frui i'm the peel he's achille i'm the heel yes ♪ ♪ he's my brother through and throug like the marx' the wright's the grimm ♪ ♪ and you can't have te without the tw and you can't have if yo don't have him ♪ >> all right, back to work >> hey, don't you wanna hear jerry's half of the story? >> gotta give the people what they want. ♪ ♪ my folks were in business too a business we call show ♪ ♪ the house was full of - we must strictly sro ♪ ♪ they tau

my name is jerry. i have two comments. when i reviewed the controller's budget letter i mentioned some of the dbi reserve funding has been eliminated so are there adequate funds to continue the over due permit review system improvements? and my second question response to a question that a commissioner raised. should there be an alternative plan review process conducted by an outside independent licensed professional to expedite the backlog? thank you. >> any other public comment? none virtually? we will move on to item 8 which is commissioners questions and matters, 8a inon queries to staff. at this time commissioners can make inquiries on policies and practices and procedures which are interest to the commission and 8b future meetings and agendas. at this time the commission may discuss and take action to set the date of a special meeting and/or determine those items that could be placed on the agenda of the next meeting, and other future meetings of the building inspection commission. the next regularly meeting is augus

hotels and cruises, as seema was telling us it's just the priorities are certainly a little different jerry, myu went through the inflation baskets. apparel has held steady. 0.3% gain in june from may which is what it was last month. demand was falling hard, wouldn't we see lower prices >> retailershave tried to cut back on inventory. they got stuck and are being very careful they don't have to discount yet. we'll see what happens in the holiday season if sales aren't as strong as they think it should be. better times for the commodities that go into apparel apparel sales are not doing well, just like electronic sales are not doing well it's true that travel and entertainment are up where you see is there a pentup demand, people going strong after that after that, it's starting to slow down. year over year increases, we're in the single year category. we had been in the double digit category for a very long time. you hear stories that don't quite hold up to the fact that will keep rising into the sky. you think hospitality, airlines, it's not very big when you compare it to health care or housi

. - well, my mother, jerry. - but are you still master of your domain?ple were talking about that in the workplace the entire week. - they still are talking about it. 52 seconds and two of the greatest words in sitcom history. - i'm out. - one of the shorthand descriptions of "seinfeld" is, you know, no hugs, no lessons. - [gasps] - let's push it a little further than it's ever been pushed before. - what's the matter with you? - i think the big breakthrough of "seinfeld" was that the characters were not nice people. - someone help! - shut up, you old bag! - they were narcissistic. - no! - vandelay! save it! - they would screw each other over at the drop of a hat... - he's just a dentist. - yeah, and you're an anti-dentite. - and yet be best friends the next week. - ♪ when you wish upon a star ♪ ["shining star" by earth, wind & fire plays] - we don't have to love 'em. we just have to laugh at them. - [laughing] i'm really sorry. - i was in the pool! i was in the pool! - the idea of a character with darker tendencies... - fire! [all screaming] - get out of

. >> when i was my son's age, 17, 15, jerry garcia was still alive. it. >> i love the grateful dead. the last show i thought they played one of my favorite songs and i was all most tearing up. it was great. kumasi: restaurants around oracle park said the final shows have boosted business all weekend. if you have ever wanted to live in a haunted mansion, a special one has just listed on zillow. the mansion featured in disney's new movie haunted mansion. the property on the secluded bayou dates back to 1823. it includes photos of the home as it was decorated for the movie. there is no price listed but they zillow price estimate says your soul. [laughter] disney's haunted mansion premiered over the weekend at disneyland. disney is the parent company of abc 7. not your soul. next at 6:30, church reportedly targeted by protesters for supporting the lgbtq community. the reaction from church leaders. and the disappearance of an alabama woman, she is now back at home but investigators are still trying to figure out if she was lur back in the day, sneaker drops

i'm going to do three funny minutes and then get my own sitcom like jerry seinfeld.that was the downside of that era. they really just didn't really have room for me or the likes of me who could start off the sex category other than. yes, you know it. miss kathy griffin. i'm going to tell a story that i told once before, only once before. it is not the time i fought the. it is. i'm sorry. that's another party. these were people that didn't have as much success in mainstream clubs because mainstream clubs had mainstream comedy. they didn't necessarily go for weird. so they started their own rooms with their own crowds. i'm not telling the story for any kind of shock value or anything like that. i'm just telling the story. the original standup from the late 70s was all set up punchline set up punchline. that's all anybody was doing. and the alternative comedy scene suddenly was all this personal story telling. there's five kids in our family. i'm the oldest and my brother who's the fourth child, got limp cancer. hold for laughs and you could just be talking about what

you know, jerry? yeah. my 1st in asia, it's hold on indo china, west on the the, the how does on try less working in asia and africa, that'd be days where i'd be choosing and editing my own stories and a refuge account with no electricity. and right now we're confronting some of the greatest challenges that humanities ever face. and i really believe that the only way we can do that is with compassion, generosity, and compromise. because that's the only way we can try to solve any of these problems is together. that's why on to 0 is so important. we make those connections in a world where the news never ends. understanding what's behind the headlines is more important than ever. it takes listening to the people behind the news and to the journalist for reporting their stories except intimacy that makes every international story local at heart. i'm only can be the host of the take. a daily news podcast powered by the login reporting of al jazeera bind us where ever you get your pod cast. the, the weather brought

i've never seen anything like this before in my life. lost all the fire spreading so quickly a it's a rounded us and also jerry nearby was on fire. didn't had what didn't have the best the house next door to to, to look. i carried my kids and escaped with my neighbors number. the doctor donna found by strong winds. the blazes now spread to neighboring tune as yet forcing the close of to border crossings. halfway across the mediterranean, in sicily, an apple or shut down every night as fires burned around as preventative. in japan, the government issued heat striking let's, as people swell to enrolled in 35 degree heat for the i stay this month across the pacific. the us is roasting under reco temperatures. there's always buckling under the excessive heat. us president joe biden said climate change was the next essential sweat, adding the bo, this pricing and the crisis. we're here today with the i don't think anybody can deny the impact to the climate change anymore. so used to be a lot of time when i 1st got here a lot of people said it's not a problem. well, i don't know anybody. i shouldn't say that i don't

my life. >> reporter: jerry ashton and a friend, both of them executives in the debt collection business, droppedxperience upended their lives. >> when they discovered that there were bill collectors in occupy wall street they came to me and craig antico and said, could you help us go to the debt market and buy that debt so that we can forgive it and publicize it? >> reporter: in 2014, ashton and antico turned the concept into r.i.p. medical debt, a charity that buys up delinquent medical debt at pennies on the dollar. just as debt collectors do, meaning even small donations have a big impact. >> we take one dollar and turn it into at least $100 of medical debt relief by acting like a for-profit debt buyer. >> reporter: allison sesso is ceo of r.i.p. medical debt. >> once we get our hands on the debts, we identify people that are 400% of poverty or below, or if the debt is 5% or more of someone's income. >> reporter: as it happens, natasha pempsell's $1,500 debt is just about the average amount that r.i.p. relieves. >> you would be surprised. it's not large amounts of money oftentimes that people

hit the road with jerry sign field, releasing a comedy special wide receiver you've got five kids at home. how do you find time for all that? >> well, you know -- some of it is, i love my i feel like i should help him. i should help his career. i should get out there. i think i want to introduce america to this terrific comedic mind. i'd like him to experience some success. no, it's an incredible opportunity. by the way, you know, it is an ongoing balancing act, you know, of work and family. you know, obviously the priority is work. no, obviously the priority is family. i love acting, but now that there's a strike, that's removed. so it's one of those things where every three months, i'm recalibrating. >> byron: there is the strike going on. your thoughts about that? and your peers and your profession right now with the sag-aftra strike going on? >> i'm a union guy, but i also feel as though, you know, these -- what the actors and the writers are asking for is not something that large. the business has shifted, and people have to adjust. and you can't do it without the writers and the actors. we should deal with this stuff. and i think that people should be honest. bec

have a special guest sitting in with the cletones, a las vegas legend, the great jerry lopez. [ cheers and applause ] my his band, santa fe, which is now known as santa fe and the fat city horns. jerry lopez will be with us all night tonight. >> thank you, jimmy. >> jimmy: also tonight, this song is called "here with me." marshmello with churches. [ cheers and applause ] from the mercedes-benz las vegas stage. they have quite a show planned for us. tomorrow night on the show, seth rogen and mike tyson will join us, music from iggy azalea. friday, celine dion, chris tucker, perhaps a surprise or two. are you holding up? are you all right? >> i feel terrible. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you do? >> yeah, it sucks. >> jimmy: i'm a little concerned. we saw the video of you singing karaoke, taking your shirt off again. [ laughter ] but this is a photograph that was taken about an hour later. and this is guillermo in the casino. [ laughter and applause ] passed out in front of a slot machine. it's not -- >> i don't remember that! i swear to god, i don't remember that. >> jimmy: right, you know why? you're unconscio

this is me walking to school on my own in new york city, but jerry stiller is in a car filming me. >>at? >> that's probably like 1973. that's our building. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. that's great. >> he literally, when he was doing that, a cop stopped him. and said, why are you, why are you filming that child? >> jimmy: that's good, hey, listen, the cops were vigilant at that time. how old are your kids now? >> my daughter is 20 years old. my son's 17. my son quinn is a huge guillermo fan. >> guillermo: thank you. >> jimmy: oh. >> my daughter's 20. she's in drama school. >> jimmy: really? >> this summer, my daughter, she's in drama school. one of her classmates is british. he sho she's in london in hyde park. and she see this is guy go by on a bicycle and sees something drop out of his pocket. so she goes up, picks up the wallet. it's a wallet, opens it up and sees credit cards and driver's license and it says owen wilson. so she goes to the english policeman, the bobbie, the bobbie? constable? >> jimmy: yeah. >> and she says, hey, i think i found, owen wilson dropped his wallet and

jerry and pepper. pepper is the horse. i love the colors. randy sent this of classic cars with the caption, god bless the u.s., very nice. my uses these cars except jerry. keep the comments coming, we will feature some on the show as well as your videos, keep them short. e-mail us at one nation at fox.com and follow one nation on social media. we look at all your comments. that is it for us. tune into "fox & friends" sunday morning. off the wall with how the biden administration is embarrassing us on the world stage. the radio show, nine to noon monday through friday, the podcast, mondays yes, kim strassel from the "wall street journal". bret baier, michael goodwin used to be there and now the new york post. lawrence jones cross-country starts right now. i'm going to watch my office. ♪ ♪ good evening america, welcome to cross-country. we begin with a fox news alert, alleged long island serial killer is behind bars. his arrest this week more than a decade after the infamous beach murders. now located in the deaths of the so-called miguel cardena four. four women found wrapped in burlap along the side right on long island in

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is jerry and research on right to asthma and my child care essays, the latest protests reflecting deep rooted problems of discrimination and fronts. a piece of solution no more. or if the folks justification to what's happening box, we can still explain it. so for me it's an detective all deep seated problem in front. it's reflects individuals that have been re neither rejected and treated as 2nd class citizens. so they are saying you are denying knowledge citizenship, so we are beyond the social construct. there is racial profiling. there is institutional level for the and there is also, i am also freshman because they, they are disseminated of the job market for real estate markets. of the patient and officer susan. so this is the problem. so side to that's has and all these issues has been of, of, to be addressed to wrong house condemned power is full hosting. amazing. the b m. k . a militant organization which is carried out numerous terrorist attacks in a wrong, and as well in the process continued support for such groups can backfire hosting that service called recent gathering.

ryan: yes and that was my intention all along and we had jerry and garrett moscowitz is a dear friendo not agree on anything. other than that we are friends. and i ask for just about i asked her to attend be part of it some guests do not have anything to do this and you have patriots with more gusts letting anybody in that entire town. they blew the lid off of something that is been covered up. and this gentleman has moment to the attention that these near misses that we have had the and reported testimony with 50 million-dollar aircraft up there fighting many women in american men and women risking their lives. daily in the know you have this new pentagon that is in denial and is just me, beyond belief. katie: so mr. breaks for the americans who could not sift through hours and hours of congressional testimony, will be the main message that you want to send to them on this issue. tim: why would you send to them, this is something that a pilot and it is very pragmatic for us and is a matter of her safety as we operate everyday on the eastern seaboard and off the pacific coast but even

my pleasure. >>> the squad in ben and jerry celebrating the 4th of july by attacking america.or some reason what used to be radical is now totally acceptable. >>> you know some on the left use the 4th of july to remind us that they hate america. i truly debated whether to do this segment and give it oxygen. but it is becoming more common. congresswoman cori bush attacked our founding on twitter riding the declaration of independence was written by enslavers and didn't recognize black people as human. today is a great day to demand reparations now. ben and jerry's use the holiday to criticize the united states for existing. they wrote, quote, we exist on stolen indigenous land. we even know this that ben & jerry's headquarters sits on land that once belonged to several native american tribes. this hatred of america as i said is becoming more in mainstream. it used to be something that was relegated to crazy college campuses. and now it's everywhere. but instead of giving it any more oxygen, the way i thought we should respond tonight was to talk to someone who has dedicated the

and we hope that, you know, you know, to show jerry, since even get back to you. cuz my business, it's tallie, you know, it's in the, in the office and i think i'm super funny though. you don't de unload this one. he does. yeah. he told you jonathan pulled up the body, but of course, i mean really to really it's a dog. do you know it will destroy and not treat the patient? yeah, i guess we'll just talk to visually, what would be on that don't don't be until do go to the on off. don't do comment. they only feed that they'll do good as nothing. oh no coverage of a who does good you showing only. i think the wrong way of it when we just picked it up that you said a to to see somebody now. so you don't have to keep a lot of value to really say that, don't you? the french army knew it could behave, however, it liked because it would be supported by the french authorities. regardless. the number of atlanta tax decreased and its leadership was gradually eliminated. among the rest was the milk bod vomit zora drink. it tells a p, bullshit the form, but a, b, a, c o, b, h, a p, o,

my apartment is over an old burial ground. i know this, i did the burying. the lacotah took it from other indian tribes. ben and jerry'snce you live in vermont, give away all your homes and rent from bernie sanders. you came up with 98 flavors on stolen land and not one named after a tribe or chief, no reservation ripple, smoke signal sorbet, peace pipe pistachio, big cover-up. you made your ice cream from the milk of cows who never consented, right? we had the me, too, movement, maybe it is time for moo, too, environment. cent center for disease control -- how biological men can chest feed children. men can take drugs and breast feed like women, which means b and j, stop taking milk from cows who can't consent and get the milk from biological men who can give permission. call the new flavor dylan mulvaney munch. just don't ask what the crunchy bits are, they identify as toffee. been there. someone smart one said ideaism is distance from a problem. from a mountain in vermont, giving away mount rushmore makes you virtuous. they disappear like investigation into west wing cocaine. remember, migrants desantis flew to mart

jerry and descent in paris. the french politician on for my presidential candidate eric the mole, believes the unrest seen in france over the past week is time to amounts to a civil war web era. we can clearly see that we're in the early stages of a civil war. what is the civil war? it's a confrontation between one part of the population against public authorities or the state is exactly what we have here today. this is an ethnic rise because every way we see losing way people rushed to luxury products. so today the consumption stores the most can government believe were deployed on last across power through use to gas and games. pro testers, $45.00 offices were injured in a clashes while a total of $719.00 people were arrested across the country of a night on saturday. the coming south of harris protest as round the call into the house as a local man. according to officials, the suspects set the vehicle on file and then flashed it into the politicians house, injuring his wife, and the southern city of law say the situation was tense during the nights with police arresting, moving 50 individuals who were losing sou

in fact, i'll jerry, it was one of the 1st countries to give my father passport when he left south africa. i, you know, the seventy's and eighty's especially get dr. young in libby i was about to say, yeah, you know, i mean there's so many countries that there's not much for that. that's cool, nationally huge the importance. great, great man. so we, we have a legacy coming on legacy. if i can put it like that, there's such a talk about diplomacy from your side on yourself as a government and it's for me. i have no idea how you could approach young africans and encouraged them to take up diplomacy. it is not something that is common in social media, for example, or common gene for our young african women or 9 to, to think of this as a way of changing things. do you think diplomacy can actually be a way forward for young africans to think, for example, about they know how to unite the continent diplomatically, particularly how to approach different international powers for the good difficulty, that's diplomatically again, is that something that would tempt the young africans these days, my

i could say for example, a country that was usually supportive in fact, i'll jerry, it was one of the 1st countries to give my father passport when he left south africa and you know, the seventy's and eighty's especially get duffy, i libby. i was about to say, yeah, you know, i mean there's so many countries are, there's not much for that. that's cool. that's a huge, really important. great, great man. i'm so we, we have a legacy come in a legacy. if i can put it like that. there's such talk about diplomacy from your side and yourself as a diplomat and it's for me, i have no idea how you could approach young africans and encouraged them to take up diplomacy. it is not something that is common in social media, for example, or a common gene for our young african women or 9 to, to think of this as a way of changing things. do you think diplomacy can actually be a way forward for young africans to think, for example, about, you know, how to unite the continent diplomatically, politically, how to approach different international powers for the good, difficult thing that's diplomatically again, is that something th