he didn't nto take home. but my favorite part of ts picture is the gold piano. it is a lovely little piece right there. and i only bring it up because vy first nonfiction books in in the send city, which was about two sisters who ran a brothel in chicago, they also d ld piano. and when they were shut down. nobody knows wherehagold piano went. so, keto think in my mind that the gold piano from the everleigh club somehow ended up in george remus mansion 20 years later. and i'm just that's my story, and i'm sticking to it. but anyway, this mansion was 31, rooms all curated and decorated by rooms in imogene. his favorite prized possession was this authentic signature of george washington that was worth $50,000. and it was just sort there on train to society. you know, just having this mansion that full of artifacts and sort of expensive trinkets for people to admire. here's another room in the mansion, i would say a little t more tastefully decorated. th solarium. and i think there's a lamp on ther that's one of my favorite things i've ever seen in. an old photograp

and for some reason such tragedies happen exactly at every nto summit.plosion in kremenchug in june 2022 a couple of days before the alliance event, then in 2023 an attack on lviv, by location mercenaries, but allegedly against a civilian target. and now, the hospital. on official resources ukrainian. a car and a ball against the background of working rescuers in this frame. it is not critically assessed; first of all, it is certainly aimed at a western audience, in order for such information to shock the western viewer, the demonization of the russian federation in the western public consciousness continues. the public was presented with a doctor with a bloody back, who allegedly came out of an operation; photos and videos of him were scattered throughout western media, foreign propagandists love such characters, and if such characters are not observed at the scene of events, then scarlet paint helps the matter, everything is according to the precepts of the white helmets that operated in syria, the ukrainians brought their achievements to perfection, d

president putin, is the transmission of an informal message through viktor orban to all members of the nto, that is, orban, who... after beijing the summit arrived, will certainly tell what putin was talking about, and people will think about it and think twice, whether to play escalation or not, more and more is coming various kinds of confirmation, informal for now, that the united states is largely backing down, their argument is naturally harsh, their rhetoric is harsh, but in behind-the-scenes conversations, in particular to everyone... these possessed baltic countries, poland, in part the same czech republic, it is said that we do not want to start a new nuclear war, and we will not contribute to escalation, indirect confirmation of this is today’s information that the ukrainians tried both formally and informally to contact the american active remaining pilots... but that the americans understand that an american pilot is in the cockpit of an f-16, especially if he is shot down , the americans strictly forbade them to do this, so he was taken prisoner, but this was already an incide

but he articulated that very well and nto think about that and learn how to debate. we're going away from that. we're not looking to engage, people. we're just looking for the we don't have to with whom we don't have to debate. that is not what going to create a healthy society. it does create lot of viewers. it does create a lot offollowers on social media. but would rather do the opposite. i wo rather that if you are operating in good faith and you truly believe what you basic that we're on the same side of preserving as the structure within we within which we exist. then on and let's have a debate and i bring those people on to my show and myall love what i do but but i'm not here to protect yoursensitivities i'm here to allow you to under that that is out there. and that is our role. that's what we should be doing, f opinion to be out there and to be debated on every issue issue. our role andi's role is not to keep people intellectually comfortable. it is intellectually safe and. so we need to lean into that in the comingnd the coming years to remind people. this

nto the conscijust how extreme,t how radical she is. and yet today spoke volumes. we saw the radicals, you know, rippins g down the american fla burning the american flag, putting up the palestiniane flag, and she's boycotting our number one ally, defending itself after the worst terror attack in their history. what part of , murder, kidnapping, torture and beheading does she notnd understand? >> correct. our great ally is literally at war. i mean, they are fighting forex their very existence. and she chosistence go speak ata conference. and i want to make sure that your viewers know this,thac that conference lasted for five days. now, don't you knoon 5w, if they had said if she had said, look, i need to come at a different time, i to both greet and be there to preside over this joint session. they would have accommodated the vice president of the united states at any time that fit her schedule. she chose not to do that. and you know what else she e accommtting hechose not to doo she chose not to speak out against the death or despicablee protests that we saw today

were outside the evenent t the event that there was a threat came over the radio for them, peeled off,nto left their traffic posts, came running intoth the event.ve the two of them went where the civilians were pointing. stone gave the other one a boose up above the parapet, above the roofhe cop. him with that's the cop who put eyes on crooks. crooks rounded on him with theco air. according to the facts we have now, that guy dropped , f hi the cop dropped, got right on the radio. crooks was taken out of his wholort hy h and that's why he had to rush the shot. so some place embedded in this whole thin hotg, the localsp who the service was leaking hard against. there's a locawho stk l cop who. his head up above that roof and saved the day. well, than laura: god he dk god. paul thank god he did. i'm glad you went downpaul, th . >> paul, thank you so much. thank you. just with respect to formerere s president trum sp, there's some question about whether or not it's a tha bullet or shrapnl that, you know, that his ear. now and why is it still a question of whether trump was actually shot? thes

the east palestinet train disaster, there was one man who showed up for the forgotten men and womeer ntothat community. joe biden was nowhere to be found. in fact, he wa s on flight to ukraine. it was president trump who went to stand was p with those forgon men and women. and j.d. vance was right alongside him. see such a beautiful moment to see these two men reunited in milwaukee2 meed in. o their fight, as you said, to continue fighting for the forgotten men and womeg r tn of country, to make america strong, safe, proud, happy, wealthy again. caroline, you just laid well. that out so well. i'll never forget eastne palestine happened february 3rd. he gives the statever fot palesn february 7th. and our president does not mention east palestine, but ohfa ,wait, the next state of the union. he mentioned the floating dockfl for gaza, the one that's non ex longer in existence. caroline sunshine, thank you brilliantlise y said, make r you're tuning in to jesse watters primetime on mondae tuy for an exclusivevw interview with president trump and j.d. vance. inpresidenthis will be the firsv in

nto theirbut unlike 2008, when s were energized by the chants of yes, we can. >> the democrat voter base in 2024 feels powerless. and why wouldn't they? after they were sidelined by their party kingmakerthey weo >> how do you feel about the process in which president biden decided notion?w to run for reelection? >> well, it would have been nice if he made this decisioelun a year ago, but we could and, have had a primary and, you know, maybyou kne decided we want to replace him rather than just offim rathe flocking to kaa harris. i think by trying to clear it the field and ensure that was going to be biden and make sure that there wasn't any sort of not allow us to have an actual democratic primary proces of nothaves. g to l you know, i'm not saying incoming harris is going to lose, but i do thinos k that we would have been benefited significantly if he had figuredr out what was like figured this out and far sooner. so that could have actually been more time soo to, like,ave have an internal debate, have internal democracy within the party. >> i don't like the process either. this whole w

most, if not all, but most of the allegationsere, there's really no plausible argument that they would nto core versus not such that they are immune. michael: we don't think there are any core acts that have been alleged in theictments that would be offlimits as a matter of article 2. justice ja if we were to do this analysis to try to figure out what the line we should probably wait for a vehicle that actually presents it in a way that allows us to test the different s of the standard t we'd beating, right? michael: i don see any need in embark on that analysis.to justice jackson: thl set of questions i have have do with what i take asery legitimate concern about prosecutor abuse about future presidents being target thed -- targeted for things they've done in office and ithat concern and think it's a real thing but i wonether some of it might also bmitigated by the fact that existing administs have a self-interest in protecting the presidency, that they unde that if they go after the former guy, soon they're going to be the former guy and they will have created precedent that wi be proble

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