it's like now, even a person that breaks into your house has more rights than you. >> nick: i feel, uhee with that. it sounds like you're in a dirty harry movie. >> greg: i am. you're supposed to agree with me, nick. it's my show. >> nick: i'm sorry about that. greg, if you weren't the best damn host at tv i'd have your ass in a sling. >> greg: that what i node to hear. now i feel better. we're going to move on. don't go away, we'll be right back. en >> tech: when you have auto glass damage, trust safelite. we'll replace your windshield, and recalibrate your advanced safety system. so automatic emergency braking and lane departure warning work properly. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ (music throughout) get the royal treatment. join the millions playing royal match today. download now. i bought the team! kevin...? i put it on my chase freedom unlimited card. and i'm gonna cashback on a few other things too. starting with the sound system... [autotune] that's caaaaaaaaash. cashback like a pro with chase freedom unlimited. how do you cashback? >> we are out of time. >>

expert thunder milan passed and businessman and chris, not sure if that's all for me to stop, but nick like to believe that they are far more sophisticated than those countries that are whistleblowers. no, that's just not true. you're just as likely to be her, as you are in the developing ones. and in banking, switzerland. in a previous episode of the program, we told you about bradley burke and fell vision at the banking giant u. b. s. but he brought down regis whistleblower in banking, who has been harassed and molested 1000000 pounds sterling currency scandal as a result his reputation several years in prison. he was saved only when the portuguese cor. well, thanks for inviting me, john. it's a pleasure, so many other whistleblowers, your whistle blowing was clear cut. you bl, i'm going ask you about that in a moment. what makes your story so different? but your life went off the rails for more than a decade because of the blowing. tell us what you saw when that was and 1st i'd been working as a final or, and since we're in multiple currencies. ah, there's, i decided i wanted to so suppl

we're like nobody thinks that. we know nickith investigators. one was the sketch based on the description of the intruder. >> it is clear that michael pye did not kill heidi because he was imprisoned at the time of his order. but has police thinking is wher did nick come up with that thought for the composite. >> and in the winter months of 2009 and 2010, that man space was all over the newspaper as unknown burglar. >> i would turn on the news in the morning time and i would be the first picture on the news o all stations. >> it appears like that sketch could have been made deliberately to throw people off . a kind of seemed like nick was trying to set someone else up. >> to try to frame another huma being, that was disgusting. and that isn't the sign of an innocent man's actions. >> i was the lead investigator on 85 some homicide cases and i still have moms and family members that called me and that they still say what's going on with this case and nick never called one time. he never reached out one time. >> deborah: why wasn

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we know that people who not laugh like i'll explain why nick himself actually came back. likely. and would you believe what you know, like like my mom who came back, these people are now in jail and they will remain in jail as longest? isn't the camera, but i hope that will not take long. dimitri pass golf, put in spokes person confirmed that russia had tightened the restrictions on foreign travel for some who work insensitive areas such as as what you were doing when you were living in russia. there are reports of demanding the surrender of travel documents from some prominent figures and former officials. how much to sent . do you think that there is right now and how many of rushes officials want to leave? you think? i think you have very widespread defense. if you have the people in the rational in their circles, because this war has destroyed everything they've done in their life, imagine you're building a business, you know, building a company for 30 years. now it's gone. imagine you have a car year within, put in bureaucratic and the top of this year is to be actually to g

nick: and then, of course, so many iraqi families have stories, tragically, like that. ck: what we're talking about now is the sectarian conflict that really engulfed the country. and, lulu, you filed a particular report we wanted to play for npr in 2005. lulu: twisted metal and debris that littered what was a market area. women scream as they look for loved ones among corpses burned to a brittle black at the hospital morgue. most of the dead are shiite, and baghdad too is burning. nick: how much burned? lulu: that was every day in iraq. every day brought some new horror that was unleashed on an iraqi family, some terrible thing that had happened. once the civil war was unleashed, families fought against other members of their families. neighborhoods were ripped apart. hearing just that woman's scream, it reminds me so much of that was the sort of music of baghdad, this terrible, terrible lament of just pain and loss and fear. and so it was a very hard war to cover. nick: and a very hard word experience for so many iraqis. salwan, i'm going to fast-forward here. and you

nick, what's the energy like is as the first round just got underway. >> hey, guys.h, the energy is absolutely electric. the nfl draft is happening right over my shoulder and every single time a pick is in. i know because you could hear the roar of the crowd. it's been a tremendous week here in kansas city for the nfl draft. obviously, it's always great to see these young athletes with their families celebrate dreams becoming a reality. but i can also tell you that the nfl has done such a great job of putting on an event that all 32 nfl fan bases can enjoy the real mvps of the city have been the city officials who have worked tirelessly to make sure that there are events planned for the fan base is to enjoy, but they've also worked so hard and so diligently to make sure that these events not only are fun, but they're safe as well. >> mexico scots houston, texas, just the environment in the fans overall for kansas city chiefs have been also this is nice so far. we just got here today, though, we've been here. >> a dozen times to make sure 've got this site. is buttone

i get the sense that you have that same talent, guys like nick ayres, mark short, kellyanne conway. you have really been able to build a world-class team. mr. pence: thank you. mark short and his wife kristen, mark is with us tonight. they were the founding director doors of the reagan ranch. so they come from a good background. it is one of the things that you learned early on, and i know president reagan learned and lived it. i had the privilege to know a number of people who were senior in the administration including a dear friend attorney general ed mees whose friendship i cherish to this day. you learned early on you are only as good as your people, and i learned that on that tragic day in january in 2021 as well. both mark short and my general counsel greg jacob as a recount in the book had been there at my side giving me steady counsel and support as we sought to stand firm and to do our duty. i will always believe that we did our duty that day, ensuring the peaceful transfer of power under the constitution of the united states and the laws of this country. [applause] when i

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nick. jimmy kimmel. jimmy, kill us over there. like yeah, i met you. i think i met you one time before. so i was like, yeah, i know. jimmy um yeah, and so i kind of leader over and as soon as i leader, she just takes over and she comes out and i have a i have a selfie picture that we took together. you and her took about that wanted to your screen saver. it is. look at it every night. that's nice. here we are. i hold that up. yeah, that is awesome. well, that's me. i know that then that's your mom right there. we have the time you're here, bring her and we will retake this photograph. i'll even put on a tuxedo. good. okay yeah, you when you got this part. did you know what did? how much did you know? like, what did they tell you? greg was supposed to be like well, you know, there was there was the script. um greg was a bit bubbly . there was it was sort of written in that way. kind of like a staccato kind of, like way of speaking. um, but i read it and i thought i read it, and i kind of understood it. but then i went to a friend's wedding. and there was a guy who was on the dance floor

for example, with nick maxim, not blocked like this, he appeared before anastasia kucherenko, communicationinternet broke off after a couple of three dates, not yet completely. you understand that parting for a temperamental gentleman is like a red rag for a bull. i blocked him first on whatsapp, and i began to write in telegram. i blocked him on telegram , began to write to me on vkontakte, i blocked vkontakte, he wrote to me on viber and an hour later. after he wrote to me, these were somewhere on the twentieth of february, i went to the school of bells, the calls continued until late at night on one of the bells. i answered and it turned out that on my behalf someone had posted ads that i was giving away furniture and household appliances for free to everyone. the same fate befell oksana tezhelnikova, parting with talonin. as she assures him, through her efforts she also lost a profitable job from calls to her superiors, and the internet pest quickly moved to a new stage, together throwing slanders on her behalf at all departments from the prosecutor general's office. yes, the presidenti

it's like bribing nick cannon to hit it raw. he was gonna do that anyway!lause] save your money! jordan, you know who i do blame for this? >> jordan: harlan crow's parents for giving him an evil villain name? >> yes, but no! i blame these dumb-assed, whiny liberals. if clarence thomas can be bought, then why aren't you buying him? you gave beto o'rourke money to come in third in a student council you could have built raise. clarence thomas's mom a new garage, a zen garden, and a heli-pool. >> jordan: you mean a helipad? >> no, a heli-pool. it's a pool for helicopters, so you can land straight in the water instead of walking there like a peasant. maybe abortion would still be legal if liberals bought a pool for clarence thomas's mom's helicopter. is that so crazy? >> jordan: yes! it's crazy! ronny, you don't fix corruption with more corruption! what is a message you are sending when you let money influence decision-making? >> jordan, i will give you $1,000 if you agree with me right now. >> jordan: i would never betray my integrity for $1,000. maybe five. >>

so, nick, i'd like to thank you for being here. his book need to know, as you can see, is fascinating. and you said words at the beginning that you're a bureaucrat, you're not ashamed. and that's not a bad thing. i think i've only ever heard one other person say that on a level that was george h.w. bush. i that government has can only be successful with those who know government works. so that's that's the positive spin. but espionage is intelligence is government. and so it has to work and we have to make it work. so thank you very for being here tonight, nick reynolds, thank >> washington journal continues. >> baseball returns to washington and across the nation this coming week. for the next hour, we are looking at the relationship between

rainy in german activists and filmmaker, we asked her whether the cameras are likely to be ineffective. scare tactic. well, nick, let me tell you, i'm because i'm the, i'm german international flooring news agencies. television stations can not be in iran every day. it seems like a big news, but we are used to being seen everywhere and all the time and maybe $23.00 more cameras will be installed or maybe now they have met with the russians and the chinese. maybe we have new technology and new grounds soon. i don't know, but being seen everywhere is something that we are used to. and cba as you know, full well, it was the death in police custody of g o. massa, meaning that spark the country's biggest protest in years, but authorities held firm and we seemed to be witnessing a tougher crack down of late. but what, what is your take on the situation? they are getting tougher and tougher. they are getting more brutal. the tortures are getting worse and worse, women are being men and women are being raped in prison. people are being set free after 4 years and 7 months and they the sit on the car drive home to see th

everything will be as we like. nick blamed this woman, anti-war activist daria trepova, who brought the bust to the cafe in video posted by a russian news outlet. russian authorities accused her of acting on behalf of ukrainian intelligence. but the cafe's owner begs to differ. yevgeny prigozhin was once known as putin's chef, who owned a catering service that catered to the kremlin. but he's emerged from the shadows to help fund and fuel the war, as the chief financier of the wagner paramilitary group. he personally recruited tens of thousands of soldiers, many from russian prisons, and sent them into hell. bakhmut once had a population of 75,000. today, russia has destroyed it and calls it victory. wagner has lead the fighting and dying. prigozhin posted this photo. the u.s. says more than 30,000 wagner soldiers have been wounded or killed. last night, prigozhin claimed wagner had seized bakhm's center. the flag, says to the memory of vladlen tatarsky. prigozhin, like tatarsky, is a pardoned former convict who became

we've got a number of other trump administration officials who are yet to go in, people like nick luna people who are in the inner circle, very, very close, who lost their legal challenges and won't have to testify. that being said, i think we should mention with pence that there was an order from jim boseberg, the chief judge in the district court here, who essentially gave him some narrow scope of speech and debate clause immunity. we don't know the exact parameters of that, but it is important because that does protect pence from having to testify effectively about any preparations he had done to go for january 6th, presiding over the senate, so that is important to remember. i think trump looks at all this and sees an investigation that is bearing down. >> and the part that the judge ruled that the speech and debate clause doesn't protect him from talking about crimes and i guess the question would be from a national security standpoint, we have seen what donald trump can do when he just loses an election. what do you suspect is going on in terms of the national security apparatus

have all this opportunity to train and to shoot well, and, like thiss all i have tdo, and yet i cat do it. wt the-- what the helis wrongith me? nick: it sucks to be in at boat. i mean, that happened to me. i lost all my funding. i can't even fathom what it would be like to have millions of dollars on the line. kristin: looking back, it's obvious that i had target panic. as the olympics approached, it got worse and worse. i fought as hard as i could in the year leading up to the u.s. olympic trials, but i missed the team by two spots. my whole world fell apart. i wasn't the person i believed i was. the season was over as was my chance at the olympics. my ranking continued to fall along with my scores. i lost my identity, my income, my faith in myself, and before long, i lost the only thing i had left, my love for shooting. whoa! smoked it. i had nothing to shofor those years of hard work and sacrifice, and i left unsure if i was capable of accomplishing anything. only with time did i become curious about target panic. i sought out anyone who would talk about it. man, on p.a.: once we have picked up arrows, please report back... kri

i'm nick off he got in a wall in that look like in a flame actually that. com. yeah, but um hm. then for that i, if you have full audi invite or how does a pool case work had been an apple, he can guide and go not had a oh please keep on packaging. our materials in sashay switch is only used one. so we should look for recommendations, we should look for alternatives, but these types of packaging with our common b shots are not easy to be implemented, but we try our best. we are working with irrelevant government agencies talking to steven society and slowly we are able to make some changes. so it's not impossible we should keep on working hard home. i didn't get an fuzzy dorm body. i'm ready. i will already than i'll place be choose good a the manager get paintings. it gets easier. just good job. the that to week this week with someone job they came from a bought jackie jody facing the amount of painting scarcity up like emma is kitty, a bernice bell. i'm up there november climate change our gym, environmental problems. it was galaxy odd. he was added. those paintings, i see if

informed, fit with god, well armed, stuff like that. nickhe initially gave all of this information to his buddies. but then the documents were reposted to a public channel, and that started a chain reaction for it to be spread. millions of people read it and real military diplomatic low back -- blowback among u.s. allies. teixeira will be charged under the espionage act makes it a crime to remove or transmit classified national defenses. amna: stunning details. this guy is a junior air class. how did he have access to this kind of information? nick: it is extraordinary he had access because he was not an intelligence analyst who would need this access. multiple people i spoke with compared him to edward snowden, the former national security agency contractor who leaked hundreds of documents a very damaging classified information who was a computer administrator. teixeira had access to these documents, not because he needed them for his day job, but because they were on the computer network he was supposed to secure. despite all of that, the

just in the nick of time, this is like those old hollywood series where you get to rescue the woman, she's tied up on the tracks, and the hero comes just in the nick of time. this is just in the nick of time, so i could not be more thrilled about that. i think it was very wisely directed, because it wasn't just a single thing, it was a comprehensive proposal that does many of the things that we need to do at a very significant scale. it is why it's because it involves the states, as you have indicated. i couldn't be more pleased about it. it is our job to make sure that it gets implemented, and we have a real challenge on that. we have 360 billion dollars but it's not going to be spent if you can't build anything in the united states. so right now, we have to almost triple the transmission facilities that we have to be able to move that solar power where the sunshine is to where we use it in our cities, and wind power. we need to build something like 90,000 miles -- 9000 miles, we have to either two or three times faster to develop this, if we are actually investing this money. >> how

west bank, and the more heat palestinians and gaza feel, the more likely unfortunately it is that things might deteriorate even further. nicki dromi in tel aviv, given the tensions, why would israeli forces go in such a heavy-handed way into the place of worship that is the al-aqsa mosque? >> frankly, i have some bit of criticism of the way our police handled it, but let's put it into perspective. i mean, israel since 1967 has kept the freedom of religion, at the al-aqsa mosque, and with all the problems and the wars and the violence, this principle was kept really vigorously by all israeli government. the problem is that there are forces, and mainly hamas at the time, which try to use the sacred place, sacred to both jews and muslims, to spark another wave of violence in the region. and the violence you saw two days ago at al-aqsa mosque really resulted from the fact that some 300 people went into the mosque armed with clubs and stones and what have you, and i don't think most people go that way to a synagogue, or to a mosque, or to a church. so the police had to react, and as i said at the beginning, it reacted a bit hard

earlier this week, you tweeted, quote, white nationalists like nick fuentes called tucker's show, rockwly radicalized minorities. it is dawning on extremist forms that the part of that pipeline is gone and has no replacement. then, it goes to show, that right wing websites say they are feeling lost as they are contacted by the great replacement theory most likely will be featured as much on mainstream media. so how do you think these far-right extremists are now going to be able to bring their conspiracy theories to a bigger audience? >> that is a good question, katie. we were talking about this yesterday. doesn't just seem quieter, it has only been five days, it is been six days, and it is quieter, and it's because they don't have that pipeline anymore. that pipeline for the fortunes of the world has said that it is stuck in front of donald trump's twitter account, ways that he's back in the day, where he might get a bunch of stuff, that might get everything blown up. that might get some of our talking points of the top there which would say, even if there's abject lies, which he woul

we're like nick nick always called laci louche. which band was always the shade 19 degrees.get with the program talking about now love is blind. yes, millions of fans were shocked with netflix last night and this morning netflix apologizing after highly anticipated live. love is blind reunion wasn't exactly live. eager fans tuned in to watch the dating reality short scheduled start time supposed to be eight p.m. eastern, only to stare at a waiting room screen for 90 minutes. can you delay? eventually, netflix opted to tape it for streaming to air later today, netflix tweeted an apology, saying to everyone who stayed up late woke up early gave up their sunday afternoon. we are incredibly sorry that love is blind, live reunion did not turn out as as we had planned. twitter had a lot to say about the technical snafu from fans. its competitors. bravo tweeting! we will never make you wait for reunion. blockbuster also got in on the action writing, remember renting vhs from us? you could start it on time. no problem. i missed those those days so i did not see it. did you did you a

it's like to see, did it collected in collecting on it a lot in the world like iran and like a law in yemen. and nick, southern lebanon is also known to be, has an area of influence with the group. also be a major ally of a ron. it seems like i ship with palestinians is building in the arab world. what kind of impact could this have on tensions in the region route for many years? try not to make you know, a good relationship between all the different groups of me and so that they try to sell the draw blame of god, say alone, west bank alone. the been on the lawn theory, iran and now it looks like all those places are coming together and what they think they're move. and israel try to avoid it, but now it wouldn't anymore. but some other critic standing that's maybe that's now the strategy of israel to hatch. one bigger conflict is all of them because it can . there's some other reason. and from that phase, really army of both. it's not good that has looked, apply different areas that they need to my dentist to deal with them. so yeah, it's not so good for these riley army, for sure. they route a prof

i want a nickname like megan nick -- nugget nick. kristen: it's fun. i've taken the kids.et fool's gold, but it is exciting all the same. why not? dan: not going to get rich probably, but it is fun. kristen: how do you know, it could be like 1849 all over again. dan: true. ise arlen o ekawayroe ti of kin charles, 3.u can epnow ws coronaon quinach, b ttage cheet unds.i wod for than personally by the king and queen consort. you can watch the coronation right here on abc 7. it begins that 2:00 a.m. on saturday, may 6. interesting, the keys choice. spencer: that proves the old saying, real kings do not eat quiche that -- that disproves old saying, real kings do not eat quiche. dan: this is a milestone event after 70 years on the throne since they change leadership at buckingham palace. it is a big deal. ama: dan, you make pie. i feel like you should try that quiche. dan: why not? i should. they are pretty much unavoidable when you're at the beach or leaving a ball game at oracle part, we are talking about seagulls. now there is a push to improve their reputation. theeagullmita

children and then removed either back to their home country if it's safe, or a safe third country like rwanda. nick'st of movement on both sides of the conservative party. where do you think we are tonight? as you were saying, it is a case of concrete changes for the tory right, undertakings for the tory left. so, three big concessions for the right, some of which we already know about. the first is strengthening the ability of the home secretary not to accept so—called rule 39 orders from the european court of human rights. these are the ones that have stopped the rwanda removalflights, though we are told that this would be used judiciously. the second concession is limiting the right of appeal in uk courts, and the third concession to the right is what we were talking about last night, the age verification process. these are the so—called scientific tests that are carried out if a migrant is claiming to be a child but is thought to be an adult. under this change, if they don't agree to take part in that, they will be presumed to be an adult. the big demand from the tory left was that no unaccompani

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just a month later, hunter biden's dad hired chris clark's partner, nick mckwaid to oversee the agency to oversee the tax charges. seems like an obvious, glaring conflict. but no, nick mcwade did not recuse himself from the hunter biden investigation. more than two years later not surprisingly, no charges have been brought against hunter biden, not for lack of evidence. for years now the fbi had possession of hunter biden's laptop. on the laptop as you know is a detailed account of how the biden family made millions of dollars from foreign governments selling access to the u.s. government through joe biden. so the question is among many, did hunter biden pay federal taxes on all of that dough? what do you think? this is a guy who left a crack pipe and his driver's license in a rental car because he was too high to put them back into his pocket. did he pay all his federal taxes? let's just say hunter biden doesn't fit the profile of a faithful taxpayer. but he is the president's son and that's why when he was asked about the criminal investigation into his taxes two years ago he didn't seem that worried. watch. >> at the end

willingness to help you change their so that seems like quite a counterproductive stretchy if you look at the bigger picture and support for you . great. nick, thank you very much. as always, our correspondent nick connelly there in the ukrainian capital key. hope francis is on his 1st official trip to hungary. pontiff landed in the capital, budapest and has just held talks with prime minister victor or been in a speech to government leaders. including urban, he warned, a rising nationalism in europe. he added that, accepting migrants across the continent would be a true sign of christianity. they voted frances also urged a rejection of self referential forms of populism and strictly nationalist interest in yam, oak, ellen of wood. earlier i was joined by a from budapest by just and spike. he's the hungry, corresponded for the associated press. i asked him what the pope and hungry is prime minister disgust in their meeting. we don't know exactly what the, what the 2 leaders talked about. what we do know are the things that francis mentioned in a speech that he just gave a couple of minutes ago. after his meeting with the political leaders,

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doesn't sound like - anybody is budging at the moment. nick, thank you.nior doctors are out on strike today. there are no guarantees from the bma that lives won't be lost because of this industrial action. won't be lost because of this industrialaction. it's won't be lost because of this industrial action. it's estimated that some 350,000 operations and procedures have had to be cancelled. we will have plenty more on this. now, it's time for the world business report. the imf warns of weak economic growth for the next five years, uk set to be the worst performing advanced economy this year. i am live in washington _ advanced economy this year. jan live in washington where those meetings are taking place and conversations will take place on what the weak growth means for global interest rates. also in the programme, a prominent forecaster in india warns of a deficient monsoon season, threatening crop yields in this farm—driven economy.

banquet at dublin castle international diplomatic editor nick robbie robertson live for us in dublin following the president's trip. sounds like a relaxing schedule nick allott to do yesterday he was in a northern ireland today. he's in the republic of ireland. different country different mission. you know, i think yes, definitely a different mission. i mean, here, it's about roots. it's about his connection. the united states connection to those roots in ireland, and i think we've seen the president be a little bit more relaxed. a lot of people here picking up on a small gaffe that he made meeting the crowds yesterday, visiting the some of his family roots, mentioning the black and tans when he meant the all blacks rugby rugby team, the black and tans, of course. irish paramilitary that sided with the english as as island struggled for its independence last century, but today he'll be doing what any three other presidents kennedy, reagan clinton have done ahead of him, which is address a joint session of the or octus the parliament here. we're outside the tee shot the prime minister's office right now, so present will be memb

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