nel, can you do this for me?ll, you you know it yourself, she can’t stand nalka. i have to try, and i’ll go to this lousy newspaper that organized the persecution, i’ll try to get them to retract the article , oh, come on, uh-huh, yes, in such a dress you can only win, the judges will immediately give a medal for such and such but, yeah, what am i do you think you’re an idiot or something, you tell everyone that, little one, what an expression, baby, ivleva also sewed your dress, and who is this, a competitor, or something of yours, right, waving her arms like a raven chasing, her back is wooden yeah, not too talented child, well, apparently the poor parents are flattered that their girl is on the dance floor, yeah, that’s understandable, but i can’t say anything about the dress, it’s a client secret. well, turn around, i’ll attach the part for you, well , turn around, turn around, turn around again, mom, i need to go to the toilet, where are you going, nick, good afternoon, hello, hello, hello, my dress is ready

joining us now florida congressman byron donalds and texas congressman troy nels.entlemen, thank you for coming on, mr. byron donalds, i'm a cynic, i don't believe a word of it. less than 20 miles. it is really going to help some kind of entry points and babysitting and registration and if they were serious think would have done this three years ago, what do you think about this new announcement? >> this announcement has come out, larry, simply because the president's poll numbers suck. everybody knows our southern border is a mess. you have the mayor of new york, eric adams is planning to go down to do something the president hasn't done, see the southern border in person, actually look at it. so this white house is reeling. they have to respond to the political damage they have caused, the actual damage that they have caused and they're going to throw this fig leaf but there is significant work that needs to be done at the southern border. republicans in the house have a plan for that. it is hr.2. it is sitting there anytime for the senate to take up anytime they

standingsen nel around the world, keeping our country secure but won't get paid. it's a disgrace. s how to of defense department civilians and civilian servants will be sent home. the longer the shutdown last, the harder it will be to become -- the harder it will be for military families to pay their bills. can't be playing politics while our troops stand in the breach. it's an absolute dereliction of duty. as leaders, we must never lose sight of the direct impact of the decisions we make and the impact they have on the lives and families around the world. general milley, general brown, secretary austin, all the many great leaders across every branch of our military, you've got -- you got to where you are by demonstrating extraordinary care and concern for the troops you command. the leadership, being in the field alongside your troops, sthairg hardship, holding each other together when times are hard, never forgetting the humanity beneath the uniform. it's an enormous credit to each of them personally and enormous assets for our country. secretary austin told a story about how he

nel, well, this is a memory of my parents.ou transport the things that are dear to you here, well, what do things have to do with it, well, what do things have to do with it, my father built this house, planted a garden, for him it was, well, i’m sorry that his dream did not come true because of me. nel, well , it always ends with the same thing here, huh? i couldn’t wait for tomorrow with the money, i earned it, i got it, i think so, why drag the cat, especially since tomorrow i have my own things to do, wait, oh, well, thank you, you’re actually... angry, uh-huh, my boys did a good job, they announced this amount to my grandfather, don’t worry, mom, she’ll be left without pants, there was no point in starting a fight , my boys just explained it, that ’s it, that’s enough, come on, okay, it’s settled, it’s settled, go , mom, oh, who was it, yes, bastard, you? come on, go, study what you asked, tomorrow they will ask, no, i thought you were right. here are the keys to your parents’ house, go there with natasha, let her look wi

and you know what, come on, yeah, nel, i met ivan, he left us, what does he want from you again?taking advantage of your kindness, that’s it, you feel sorry for the money, no, i’m sorry, i’m not sorry, i ’m sorry that the child is growing up without a mother, i it’s a pity that he has such an irresponsible father, yana disappeared 3 years ago, and he still continues to pour out his grief, as if with such a father the child would not end up in an orphanage, and i went there now and saw these children, i enough, why were you in the orphanage, and hello, i was appointed to the regional commission for minors, i told you, yes you told me, i just thought that you were the boss, and not an ordinary inspector who wanders around the district, well, what can you see in the office, understand, there on the papers...' they can draw anything, such beauty, in reality everything will be different, i became curious, i went to check, nice guys, if if you want, next time i can take you with me, no, i don’t want to, nel, i’m sorry, i can’t eat, but thank you anyway. do you know why there’s a gel va

we also saw a law that fired rockets toward the regime which were intercepted and in iraq the the us nel assad base has been attack, american forces also in syria have been attack, your your analysis of all of this. so what we are sitting with at the moment is equation that israel find. itself in, and regardless of how you work this out, israel is doomed, it's the end, we have spoken about this before on your show, and i've always said that israel is about implode, it's it's its death and that there will be a regional war, however i believe this is not going to be a regional war, i miscalculated before, this is going to be a global war, what we are seeing now is global parties intervening on behalf of israel, there is an inevitability, but if israel continues with its massacres in the manner and fashion that it's currently going about, i think that we will start seeing different fronts opening up, the resistance and has already sent sign that they are prepared to enter, we have seen senior commanders appearing along the border of lubnan, the deputy of the imam ali brigades, the commander

saw ansar allah that fired rockets toward the regime which were intercepted and in iraq the the us nel asad base has been attack, american forces also in syria have been attack, your your analysis of all of this, so what we are sitting with at the moment is equation that israel finds itself in, and regardless of how you work this out, israel is doomed, it's the end, we have spoken about this before in your show, and i've always said that israel is about implode, it's it's its death and that there will be a regional war, however i believe this is not going to be a regional war, i miscalculated before, this is going to be a global war, what we are seeing now is global parties intervening on behalf of israel, there is an inevitability, but if israel continues with its massacres in the manner and fashion that it's currently. going about, i think that we will start seeing different fronts opening up, the resistance has already sent signals that they are prepared to enter. we have seen senior commanders appearing along the border of lubnan, the deputy of imam ali brigades, the commander of k

or people felt calm, many were able to escape, and some returned to activities, a classic example is neles, who was under investigation, and then she participated in the elections, in general local, well, this is nonsense, yes yes, no, if not proven guilty, then of course, yes, but there are just such precedents, there are a lot of cases, when cases were opened, or not proven guilty, or people just ran away, and now, well, i think it's, well, how to say what to do with it, how to fight with it, as they say, there after, well, if there were fights, yes, there is a saying, yes, they don't wave their hands anymore, well, that is, i to what should have been my own before. modern actions, now that these people have fled, what can the ukrainian state do? the ukrainian state can issue court decisions in absentia, bringing the matter to an end, and thus making it clear that even outside the borders of ukraine , if these people return, or if they go somewhere outside the borders of russia, ukraine will demand their return, but now, well, this is the conclusion. to the fact that impunity then, wel

venice next time, but now, we will go with you to my other friend, ora c'è un metodo nuovo e unico nelhave very little money, well, if you agree, give me, well, 60% of future sales of your painting, then i’m ready to pay for the operation right now, but how can i turn old rays into plaster, how can i imbue myself with the spirit of the treasury of world culture, well, that’s it. amazing city, i 'll think of something. oh, dead end, there is a way out of every dead end, and what, another entrance. bravo, bravo, bravo, it will soon become famous, imagine the newspaper headlines, ekaterina peshkova, ekaterina peshkova is everywhere. famous, famous, let's go celebrate, and you? well, for some time now i prefer mineral water. ting-ting, ting-ting, in a month wealthy people and buyers will come to the exhibition and sale, well, including from russia, you know, the wives of russian oligarchs, they really like to dedicate such events, i wouldn’t really want to use my name, that’s right, it’s necessary you come up with pseudonyms, but no one knows alexandra filippepi, who is alexandru filippepi

rom, nel, what are you doing here? okay, let's go.me to visit my relatives, even though i didn’t do anything, i didn’t do anything, article 139 of the criminal code, part one, burglary, they didn’t hear, but i don’t need someone else’s, i went to get mine, what? here is your gavrilin, a will for the house, i have the right, you hear, i have the right, what do you have the right to, you think, let me take you home, let’s remember your taker dimka. he was a good guy, rest in peace to him, they say the truth, service strengthens, the shore dissolves, and so the shore ruined him. but he was like a charmed man, i remember we were towing under the boat to the repair base, but the stormy weather, the pontoons couldn’t stand it, she couldn’t stay afloat without them , the reactor was shut down, and we went to the bottom like bobbies, so many of us shit our pants back then, but dimka is like that . he says so harshly: don’t worry, we’ll stand, and we did, but how are you? do you regret that you wrote off? no, i don’t regret it, i want to live

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thank you, nel, i don’t even have that much money, we’ll figure it out, why are you crying?n your eyes to everything , i don’t know how to do that, i can, but life will teach you, everyone has been teaching me all my life, but because you are... some kind of intelligent , it’s okay, no, i won’t go, i still don’t believe it, do you want facts? dimka, he hid this maryana of his for a month in a motel, until she was kicked out of there with her child, she sewed curtains for them there, what kind of curtains, like, oh, no, i won’t go, how i feel sorry for you all? i feel sorry for you, i feel sorry for him, dimka loves her, and most of all i feel sorry for katerina, oh, it’s andryushka he came up with this, it was his brilliant idea , dimka never thought of it, but i’ve had enough of this since i was in school, i know, with his stupid games, he despises everyone and is proud of it, ugh, he’s finished the game, it’s okay, now i ’ve learned to despise him too, went. i won’t go, you know, you won’t go, i’ll go, i’ll tell you everything, i’ll tell you tactfully, nali, i beg you, don

i talked to troy nels. he said i am not going to go against the former president's wishes. on the other hand, this endorsement is not going to do anything to win over the more moderates in the party. they have a lot of concerns about a jim jordan speaker candidacy because he's a flame thrower, because he's the face of the impeachment. he's arguing he's best positioned to unify the party. >> i know you've been talking to your sources, melanie, about the chaos. the debate gets planned, canceled. what are you learning? >> reporter: there's a lot of whiplash today inside the house republican party. this all started because i'm told fox news reached out to the speaker candidates doing this televised event in the capitol on monday, after it was announced, almost instantly i was getting messages, my phone was blowing up from moderate republicans who were worried about the optics. ca carlos gimenez said this is a horrible idea. i think all of the backlash speaks to the idea there is so much uncertainty and raw emotion in the house caucus. they want to get this right. they don't wan

congressman troy nels says he plans to nominate former president trump. marjorie taylor greene and greg sube said they too want him to be speaker. again, that's a massive long shot here. >> hard to see that happening. of course a good gop talking point for those looking to curry favor with the form president. so this happened because of a rebellion by a handful of republicans eed up being eight votes to oust mccarthy. there was some real anger in the gop yesterday because of what happened here. eight members, and in particular matt gaetz who spearheaded this whole thing? what sort of influence will they carry forth in the speaker process and beyond? >> jonathan, a lot of anger among republicans at these eight especially matt gaetz because, again, and it's as kevin mccarthy laid out in his remarks last night, this was just a small contingent of the republican conference who didn't want to be speaker anymore because of the house and the slim majority house republicans currently have, they were able to topple mccarthy from the speakership. last night mccarth

thank you, nel, i don’t even have that much money, we’ll figure it out. why are you crying?l my life, but because you ’re somehow intelligent, well, that’s okay, no, i won’t go, i still don’t believe it, do you want facts? dimka hid this maryana of his in a motel for a month until she was kicked out of there with the child, she also... sewed curtains, what kind of curtains? people like, oh, no, i won’t go, how i feel sorry for you all, do i feel sorry for you? it’s a pity, dimka loves her, yes, oh, i feel sorry for everyone about katerina, oh, andryushka invented this, it’s his brilliant idea , dimka never thought of such a thing, but i know this by heart from school, with his stupid games, he despises everyone and he’s proud of it, ugh, he’s finished his game, it’s okay, now i’ve learned to despise it too, let’s go, i won’t go, i know, what? if you don’t go, i ’ll go, i’ll tell you everything, i’ll tell you tactfully, nali, i beg you, don’t go, i beg you, don’t they reported that you started drinking a fair amount, is that true? no, mom, it's not like that. turns 70 years o

also performed, li amo più dei miei. su confessa amore mio io non sono più solo l'unico, hai nascosto nelra donna, ma perché tu non sei più tu, ma perché non l'hai detto prima, chi non ama...' se c'è qualcuno che c'ha voglia di ballare si faccia avanti si faccia avanti se c'è qualcuno che c'ha voglia di cambiare si facce avanti si faccio avanti i funzionari dello stato italiano si fanno prendere spesso la mano inizian bene finiscono male capita spesso che li provi a rubare e fanno cose che sta bene solo loro a usufruire di vantaggi esagerati, così abbandonano ogni tipo di decoro si comportano come degli impuniti, ogni paese ha la sua rivoluzione, ma tra valori che si stanno affievolendo questo curgente è quello dell'innovazione. l'italia è un punto esclamativo che si allunga dal centro europa fino all'africa del nord, siamo il paese che ha fondato un nuovo mondo, un grande ponte tra il futuro da marco, questa è la cumbia, la cumbia di chi cambia, la cumbia di chi cambia. well, what can i say, we really really need such a roman sofosin, because a real artist, where, where did this artist d

but the real death nel came when former president donald trump posted on truth social criticizing emmerpublican and conservative credentials, and suggesting that folks should not vote for him. and that really kind of sealed the deal against him. emmer came in, told republicans that he wanted to be a team player and that he was bowing out of the race. looking forward, we're going to be having yet another candidate forum, just like the one we had last night. we already know a couple folks are planning to run again, mike johnson, the conference vice cha chairman, kevin hern of oklahoma, and mark green, the chairman for the homeland security committee could be getting into the race at this point. and, of course, once the candidate forum happens, then they're going to have to vote again on a new nominee and once again, it is the race to see if that person can get to 217. melissa, at this point, i think the question is, can anyone get to 217? >> yeah. i hope so. emily, thank you. emily wilkins. this comes on a day where jamie dimon said policymakers were 100% dead wrong 18 months ago, and tha

. >> and so again, there's congressman troy nels, the conversation i was having with him on his way in to votes, he's stating the obvious, which is this is a very difficult position mccarthy finds himself in, but again, i think it's important we come back to the facts we know then of course what we don't. we don't know what's going to happen on the floor. we expect this motion to table the motion effectively saying hey, let's not vote on mccarthy's speakership and its fate. that's going to happen first then if that fails and the vote proceeds on to an actual motion to vacate, as of right now, the math is not in favor of mccarthy. again, i've abandoned by crystal ball when i started covering politics in 2015. i no longer predict to know what's going to happen on the floor, but we expect those six people are not going to be moved and that democrats are not coming to his aid. and quite frankly, this is historic, but it's also the culmination of multiple other speakers, and i'm so glad brendan is here because these are the situations his old bosses left to avoid. the pressure from the most

at least you managed to get a decent place in the cemetery, there was a bus, flowers, a restaurant, nelunderstand that anya was your best friend, but maybe somehow... then it’s easier to organize everything, but it’s hard for you, you ’re doing it alone, well, nothing, dinka will come tomorrow, she ’ll help, although, yes, of course, you’re right, all this is not. but it’s very important for me, you know, back in school we promised each other with the girls to help, support, always be there for everyone, and the girls, they were simple , well, i mean from simple families, yanka, though her mother was a doctor, not somehow... they lived better, yes, i’m the only one among them, who had everything, every opportunity, you know, it was as if i was always embarrassed in front of them or something for this, now all this vigorous activity of mine, i don’t know, maybe, maybe this is some kind of attempt, but to sell myself for my carefree life, i don’t know, but how are you doing? rum, they’re calling you, yes, it’s disgraceful, my we’ll take action immediately, now , what happened, hello, mikh

even if t court thought maybe having that more than ministerial process would create some kind of nel constitutional question, of course you're its important emphasize the federal reserve board just had this minister role and it doesn't deserve any pervion. >> thank you. >> justice barrett? justice jackson? >> good morning, general. so i'm concerned that there t be burden shifting happening in the way which we are thinking about this, so maybe you can help me just to keep the rightdens in the right place. some of the question fadiman asked this morning seem -- asked this morning seem to establi whether or not cs can do certain things. what ifongress delegated the authority to determine $1 trillion worth ounding and other agencies going did? what if congress set u in this way that we, etera? i sort of thought that the buas on them tow that congress can't sf the agency in this way. the reason i think that is because of the language of the apations clause and the way in which it seems to give thelature the prerogative of the purse. and here we h a statute in which the legislature has exe

was clear at trial and the nel relied upon this in its discussion of mr.ts' testimony, that the totalumb is not as nt as the percentage i determining the effect ofing a v.t.d. becaus v.t.d.'s are of different when you move a total number it doesn't tell you as much as the percent composition either racially or politically ms of how that affects the total ition of the district. the other problem that we pointed out in our brief w that particular analysis is it contradicts dr. ragusa's own data from his initial report. his own data shows politics was a stronger predictor than race as to whether v.t.d.'s we moved out. he also concluded there was no statistically significant correlation to race in terms v.t.d.'s being moved i district one. so he arrived at this contrary conclusion onlyjerry rigging his analysis. he didn't consider traditional districtinciples. he didn't consider v.t.d. or voter location. he committed this error about t abltion. he also didn't consider v thriferred v.t.e.'s together in broad categories. there was a sis similar an tols oranges comrison. >> can i ask you one

even the panel agreed the nel ay made changes in other parts of district 1 without using a racial target. the general assembly had no reason to and did not use a a few political data to pursue itpotical goals. if left uncorrected, the decision will undermine this urt's holding thearsan gerrymandering claims can always be repackaged as racial gerrymng claims of all plaintiffs have to do is ignore direct evidence of intent, infer racial target from the correlation between racial politics, and poi tmalleable expert analysis. this chould reverse and not allow its president to be so easily subverted. i welcome the court's questions. >> we reviewed this for clear error. plaintiff's experts and foundhe howoes that meet the clear error standard? >> the court will proceed to clear error if rejects legal argument, but let me return to dr. ragusa first. contradicts his data which demonstrates that race did not predominate in the plans. his own data showed that politics w a stronger predictor than race of whether avt the wasov out of distne. he also concluded that there was no snificant correlation

gar fink nel this case i now confused. no. he has objections but there was denied in the d r. i see. >> okay. >> so if we are to move forward and i think what i will go to discussion i will i know mr. garfinkel going i want to talk about this. i have esp i will ask him for clarification. just for the commissioner's points of vow we are talking about windows just well and good to know the existing windows will be replace. thank you. appreciate it. >> thank you. so we will hear from the planning department. >> apologize i think i miss spoken earlier about the windows. over head. the obscour window is become here. i don't have confirmation i don't have photographs. in looking at the window schedule it looks like the proposed obscured will be here. there is more obscured or not -- the 3 that are thrown proposed i can't answer. the 2 neighbors can verify. would you put this up again. please. thank you. all right. so going from -- how we rowel it left to right. the windows in the addition those are right now scheduled be clear? it was represented by the october and can step up what

looking like the last speaker unless anyone nels line. lineup not right. >> good afternoon. i want to thank it is 2 mrfrs that chased after the people that were bomb in thes city. great job to them t. is nice we have public safety looking out for us. great job to the police department. the second thing had dog my research i noticed something that everyone the board of supervisors should be aware of. looking at the cdc court quarantine stations and san francisco and northern california linked to wyoming. and i don't think anybody wants wyoming influencing our decisions. that's what is happening worse when you look at los angeles, lsx they cover nevada, utah and colorado. anybody this is traveling to nevada, las vegas, utah, they bring back this influence and that's where your problems texas is worse. it is 3 important everdifferent states influence texas someone should look at the cdc quarantine station. with covid lingering covid the people have influence over public health and safety. so again i urge you to look at that thank you. mr. president. all right. noted. we heard y

you think based on the chan nel checks, that reels and other channels, they been able to pic ground againstad budgets that they lost a year and a half ago post the apple privacy changes. they used a.i. to rebuild their ad tech stack and i think they did it very successfully. the return on ad spend has been improving nicely over the last 12 months. one of the things that's really important on the stock, becky, is whether the year of efficiency, that was this year, whether it becomes the years of efficiency, whether they give -- this is one of the few companies that will do this. they'll give you their next year's cost forecast, capex and total expenses, and if that shows continued moderation and growth, the year of efficiency begins the years of efficiency. this stock rerates higher because meta is the cheapest high-quality tech stock out there at 16 times earnings. >> even though it's up 140%? >> even though. even though. 16 times earnings. that's what i focus on. i know it's up, but it was clobbered the year before that. just look at the multiple versus where the growth rate is. i still th