ora sÍ que, hello, hello, buenas, buenas.res. >> yo querÍa a enseÑarte las cosas mÁs hermosas de mi ciudad, pero, seguramente, ya te viste en un espejo, ya cualquier cosa se te va a hacer chiquita. por favor, ingresa. >> seÑoras y seÑores, ladies and gentleman, ora sÍ que, pues vengan. anÍmense a subir, Ándeles, es el mÁs mejor paseo que haigan tenido en toda su existencia, ¿eh? este, este, ¿ustedes quÉ? ¿son japoneses o...? creo que sÍ, son japoneses porque no me entendieron. bueno, eh, pasen, pasen. >> se les va a dar la indicaciÓn de que deben de ingresar a la nave demostrando su educaciÓn. estÁ prohibido pegar chicles y apartar los lugares con suÉteres. >> rosita, ¿sÍ les cobraste a todos, verdad? >> pos claro, vÍtor. >> pos cÁigase con la lana, por aquello que te vayas a clavar un vidrio, ¿eh?... bueno, pos ora sÍ, sÍ... estimados, pasajeros ¿cÓmo estÁ el ambiente, ¿eh? les habla acÁ su capitÁn, el vÍtor. a nombre de vÍtor y albertano tours, les agradecemos su, ora sÍ, que su presencia. como podrÁn observar, pos el anunc

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. >> spring ora|nisations delivery drivers. >> spring ora result,ns delivery drivers. >> spring ora resultvery drivers. >think it's| ora result, but delivery drivers. >think it's| vital a result, but delivery drivers. >think it's| vital freedom but delivery drivers. >think it's| vital freedom for i think it's a vital freedom for people to have. and i will never stand against mean, stand against it. i mean, obviously it obviously there are limits to it . i've, i've said, for . i've, i've always said, for instance, nurses as an instance, that nurses just as an example, should never go on strike. people who strike. but there are people who who other hand, it's any who on the other hand, it's any sensible employer should, should arrange things so that strikes are very rare. >> yeah, exactly. it's sign of >> yeah, exactly. it's a sign of a if there's strike. >> well, let me know what you usually. yeah. >> my colleagues. i shall >> one of my colleagues. i shall keep him nameless. don't want keep him nameless. i don't want to embarrass him. he was telling me today, me about this story today, and

of course, he will start working, really a lot. ora in this community, here is taking away property ,ods, although these are not soviet methods at all, but a general world practice, when property is taken away from criminals, especially since we, as always, legislators, have a fairly liberal approach to tough law enforcement practice, because the bill, already a law adopted by the state duma, implies the seizure of property that is in one way or another connected with the commission of... crimes, not all property that is used to commit this crime, here, of course, it will be interesting how judges, prosecutors, lawyers will read this bill, because the conditional one was shown now by okunin, and cherteshvili there, he also donates to the ssu, he transfers money to ukraine, where he receives this money, he receives royalty from his copyrights, is. very good, this is my good, good, in the past, of course, acquaintance, when i worked in ukraine, he filled our television stations with diesel fuel when they stood on the maidan in 2004, he helped because there was nowhere to get it, in gene

can see a strong ship that tsmc is going to double down with japan expansion as well as elsewhere oraswhere or as the arizona efforts have been delayed and somewhat challenged. ii been delayed and somewhat challenged-— challenged. if you can elaborate _ challenged. if you can elaborate what's i challenged. if you can | elaborate what's going challenged. if you can i elaborate what's going on challenged. if you can - elaborate what's going on with arizona and the plants are plants there?— arizona and the plants are plants there? the situation in tsmc on project _ plants there? the situation in tsmc on project has - plants there? the situation in tsmc on project has been i tsmc on project has been whether comp locator. he ground in december 2022 but over the course of the last year, it has met with labor shortage, union issues and then, most recently, it is not been able to confirm the subsidy that you will get from the chipset which posted $52 billion or so with every day going by, now that the machine is now running, the factory is not operating, it's a loss for tsmc. so tsmc have been

. >> ora. son pa las visitas. >> ay, ay, nadie nos vio. aparte la parrilla habÍa quedado buenos., el divorciado y como ya se les estÁ yendo el tren a todos, vienen aquÍ a ligar. como quien dice, a hacer sus compras de pÁnico. >> achale. sÍ con razÓn huele aquÍ como a la cruz roja. sÍ, pos. a urgencias, carnal. sÍ, pos, veo aquellas dos que tres seÑoras que ya les urge que le ponga tantito dinerito a su alcancÍa. >> mesero, garÇon. >> te hablan, te hablan. >> no, te hablan a ti, gÜey. >> joven. >> ahora sÍ me hablan a mÍ. ahÍ detenme. hola, distinguida dama. yo soy el vÍtor pa servirte. ¿y tÚ? ¿cÓmo te llamas, princesa? mira, tienes cara asÍ como de... natasha, sharon. >> no, para nada. me llamo mÍa. >> ¿eres mÍa? fÍjate quÉ casualidad, ¿no? o sea, tÚ eres mÍa y yo soy tuyo. ♪♪♪ >> entonces un whiskyto con agua natural, dos hielitos, en un vaso jaibolero. >> y por favor, ofrÉzcale a aquella distinguida dama de rojo una copa de su mejor champagne. >> ah, ya le gustÓ la gÜera, ¿eh? >> eso no es de su incumbencia. >> ¿es que acaso me quiere dar a decir que no me meta en lo que no me

contribute in limiting the crime of genocide against the palestinian people, so we saw this campaign against ora and its activities, and the suspension of the assistance being provided via, by number of countries, the americans are the ones who raised the flag of this campaign, the targeting of onura and also incited other countries. to stop the assistance, the limited assistance they provide, this small amount of assistance which is being provided via this agency to the palestinian people in gaza, meaning that the americans at this time after the sufferings of the palestinian people in gaza reach the highest level, the most difficult circumstances, at this time the american strive to put an end to this limited. this very small amount of assistance which is being provided or which is provided via this agency to the palestinian people, horrific brutality, horrific brutality and horrific criminality, they are trying to prevent the palestinians in gaza to have anything and not to provide security. the schools which they took shelter in based upon the assumption that this is affiliated with hono, he

one of the ora. of them over the sea of ​​drones fell on the building of the enterprise in the coastal odessa, causing destruction and fire. during its extinguishing, the firefighters rescued the security guard and discovered the deceased. the bodies of two more victims were pulled out from under the rubble in a bag. in particular, in dnipro, an enemy rocket hit a high-rise building. eight people were injured. four apartments from the seventh to the ninth floor were completely destroyed. - reported in the military administration of the region. seven residents are in the hospital , the rescuers are sorting through the rubble in the gutted house, they are still looking for people there, there was such an explosion, the horror is the same, just, simply, what did you think, we thought that somewhere in the garden, i think, yes, it was such an explosion, what a lunatic, and then the neighbor tells me, it got into our house, i say, how did it get into our house, yes, then all the neighbors started to gather. already goes outside, though they look, maybe help, then the young men started, it t

and among the 80,000 who packed the arena for opening night, celebrities like katy perry and rita ora shine tonight. orasayinging taye-taye always delivers. he and swift holding hands and feeding kangaroos at the sydney zoo. but the excitement for swift also felt for local businesses and economies where scherr tours. business any is expecting to see a massive economic boost to the tune of $133 million australian dollars from swifties desending on the city. so it's not just fans who are stoked about tay-tay. it's a win-win for every city swift sweeps through. meagan fitzgerald, nbc news, london. >> we see it city after city. >>> a north carolina correctional facility has welcomed the first special needs dog into its new leash in life program. simone is a deaf 2-year-old mix, and she hasn't let her lack of hearing slow down her training. >> we're halfway in, and she already has sit, down, stay, place, come, walks good on the leash, does a few tricks. >> the dogs live here with the men for ten weeks. they have their own doggy dorm right behind us. and they are taught obedience, advanced

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whether you call it famine or a risk of famine ora potentialfamine — for me, it's purely academic. and as the sun breaks . through the piercing chill of night on the plain outside korum, it lights up a biblicalfamine. this is what he's talking about. the famines of the mid—1980s reported so powerfully by michael buerk for the bbc. but the government in ethiopia disputes such comparisons, saying the country is a victim of climate change. there is a drought. no famine. the government is responding very seriously, but we call on all the stakeholders to do their share. the problem is that about a million people in tigray are internal refugees, living in camps like these, with little hope of returning to homes still occupied by armies. in ethiopia, you have several overlapping crises at a time, so we have drought, people recovering from a two—year conflict, rising inflation, an upsurge in the cases of disease. without more support, the future for these children could be bleak. james landale, bbc news in northern ethiopia. you can read more about his report on the bbc news website. a rep

ora combatant. so, whether somebody is a civilian or not. or a combatant.putting out figures, which is reassuring that they are doing that because they have no way of making that distinction. people such as myself have concluded that a very high number of people killed must have been civilians based on the demographic make—up of people killed, the fact that such a high percentage of them were women and children. but that is not based on a person by person assessment of who is a combatant and who is a civilian. �* ., ., , ., civilian. and how does the death toll compared _ civilian. and how does the death toll compared to _ civilian. and how does the death toll compared to other— civilian. and how does the death toll compared to other conflicts | toll compared to other conflicts that you have studied? what toll compared to other conflicts that you have studied?- toll compared to other conflicts that you have studied? what i would sa is that you have studied? what i would say is distinctive _ that you have studied? what i would say is distinctive about _ that

whether you call it famine or a risk of famine ora potentialfamine — for me, it's purely academic.o address the kind of unfolding famine that's staring us in the eye. michael buerk: dawn, and as the sun breaks . through the piercing chill of night on the plain outside korum, it lights up a biblicalfamine. this is what he's talking about. the famines of the mid—1980s reported so powerfully by michael buerk for the bbc. but the government in ethiopia disputes such comparisons, saying the country is a victim of climate change. there is a drought, no famine. the government is responding very seriously, but at times we call on all the stakeholders to do their share. these people at least have something. they come here to get food aid from the united nations, each clutching a qr code with all their details. enough to get some oil and a scoop of wheat and lentils. there's food enough for now, but aid workers say stores are emptying fast. the problem is that about a million people in tigray are internal refugees, living in camps like these, with little hope of returning to homes still occu

whether you call it famine or a risk of famine ora potentialfamine — for me, it's purely academic. eye. michael buerk: dawn, and as the sun breaks . through the piercing chill of night on the plain outside korum, it lights up a biblicalfamine. this is what he�*s talking about. the famines of the mid—1980s reported so powerfully by michael buerk for the bbc. but the government in ethiopia disputes such comparisons, saying the country is a victim of climate change. there is a drought, no famine. the government is responding very seriously, but at times we call on all the stakeholders to do their share. these people at least have something. they come here to get food aid from the united nations, each clutching a qr code with all their details. enough to get some oil and a scoop of wheat and lentils. there�*s food enough for now, but aid workers say stores are emptying fast. the problem is that about a million people in tigray are internal refugees, living in camps like these, with little hope of returning to homes still occupied by armies. in ethiopia, you have several overlapping cri

what would happen after a lull in the fighting or a permanent, happen after a lull in the fighting orainnate happen after a lull in the fighting or a permanent, innate hope, a permanent end to the fighting and looking even further ahead, it seems a long way off, a two state solution, a palestinian state alongside israel. so he's talking to israeli politicians today and going to the west bank where he will meet seniorfigures there. he is to the west bank where he will meet senior figures there. he is talking to both sides and the hope is that really constructive discussions will lead to something but i think to go back to where we started, really hard to assess where we are at this point. the positive thing is that backin point. the positive thing is that back in november there were some hostages released so we do have a president that was said there but i think the main fundamental point here is that hamas are talking about a ceasefire which would involve the complete withdrawal of israeli troops from gaza. israel says that is simply not possible, that their mission is to destroy hamas

house has said this is not about sending a signal or a message, said this is not about sending a signal orais said this is not about sending a signal or a message, is about degrading capabilities. to think that will have been done? again, time will tell. will have to see what the battle damage assessment show, what targets were hit, make no mistake iran is flush with cash. they have been selling billions of dollars of oil over the last couple of years and have been able to funnel enormous profits into their military proxy. the islamic revolutionary guard corps is really pulling a lot of strings throughout the region. they are the connective tissue that connects to a run to their terror proxy such as hezbollah in lebanon are, the houthis in yemen and elsewhere. we have designated the ir gc as a terrorist organisation because of the attacks at it and its proxies are committed against notjust american soldiers but iraqi civilians and others, lebanese civilian. so what kind of capabilities the irg has? they are actually quite extensive. the resources they have a quite extensive. will have a qui

if it weren't for him, there would not have been d ora taylo swift a today. first artist ever assigned to keith's new record label. toby keith, husband, father, grandfather, country star and patriot. dead at 62. godspeed. >> a fox news election a lad no

if it weren't for him, there would not have been d ora taylo swift a today. in the early 2000's she was the first artist ever assigned to keith's new record label. toby keith, husband, father, grandfather, country star and patriot. dead at 62. godspeed. >> a fox news election a lad no set for a transfer in nevada 63 percent of the primary vote goes to none of these candidates instead of her the former south carolina governor getting half of that. you are watching fox and friends first on this wednesday morning with the result i don't think anybody anticipated. >> i told you yesterday none of these candidates were in a great campaign. there's a lot of money commercials on point add nikki haley trying to brush off brutal results. >> we have not spent a dime or an ounce of energy on the matter paid we made the decision early on we were not going to pay $55,000 to a trump entity to participate in the process. >> former president trump was not there last night but he weighed in on the results pretty bad night for kathy losing by 30 points in nevada to none of thes

i also say, going back to did ora have a problem at the time, wel no, georgia wanted everything to stayow it was. from the prosecution's perspective, it got what it wanted. right. there was, in fact, to the extent that you accept these as verdicts, you don't accept george's repugnant see rule, and prison for life. so, the only one who had an incentive to challenges was him and he did. >>the defendant to challenge the guilty verdicts are you saying, maybe you could get rid of the repugnance you rule allowing him to sayha the guilty rules are repugnant. i do not see how it works the other way around. >> his theory was that georgia ruled that as the georgia suemcourt, the highest arbiter says there is no verdict at all. that is the theory behind ts rule. >> before our inconsistency cases, there may be a lawyer standing where you are saying that our ste has decided when a jury comes bac with two inconsistent verdicts, we will say that there is no verdi at al. because, after all, how can there be a verdict if there is an inconsistency. weejected that out of hand and inumerous cases. you are

of course the attention from trump's camp is going to be solely on the supreme court ora supreme courtorried. at a numerous number of his events, he has expressed concern, in his words, the own appointments he made to the supreme court could try to rule against him and kick him off the ballot. so as to come up as being fair. of course, this is a complicated case that is coming before the supreme court and there's no reason to believe they will be making a politically calculated decision, but donald trump and his own political fate as well as his legal fate largely tied to what happens in november is going to come at the hands of the supreme court and the decision we'd expect to come after these oral arguments on thursday. >> as we speak about the legal fate of donald trump, legal fates, i guess is a better way of putting it of donald trump, a key strategy for trump in all of his cases is the delay, delay, delay proceedings. how significant is this delay? >> you can't state how significant the delay is overall because this is a standard approach people take. i've had some high level law

me ora harris. look at the general election polls trump doesn't beat biden. look, i voted for him twice. i was serve america in his administration. but this is a fact we can't have two 80-year-old candidates being our only choices. 70% of americans have said they don't want a trump-biden rematch. 59% of americans have said trump's too old and biden is too old to be president. let's put in someone that can spend 8 years disciplined, no drama, no vendettas, no chaos. and let's get some real things done for our children, our grandchildren and future generations. that should be our focus. >> steve: right. our focus is we are going to bring the program down to south carolina on friday before the big primary on saturday and, of course, we have got coverage on the channel starting at 7:00 saturday night. the thing about the south carolina primary and you know this better than anybody, is because there is no formal party registration, you can vote in, you know, if you are a republican, a democrat, an independent, you can vote in this particular primary. but you canno

a u—turn, ora pragmatic response to a new reality? well, it might be a bit of both. conservatives that i talked we are in london and some over here, they were initially worried. we are not running againstjeremy corbyn, that is not good for us, our poll numbers are terrible and we have somebody who is charismatic and not as unpopular asjeremy corbyn was. what we see is so often labour makes mistakes like these, and when you blend your own mistake and somebody else's it always fall short. look at donald trump. anything that goes wrong for donald trump's life somebody else's fault and independent voters have a real cynicism to answer because of that. he could still win but obviously his numbers are great. his popularity is low. labour's —— labourfaces the same problem. low. labour's -- labour faces the same problem-— low. labour's -- labour faces the same problem. which is interesting because they _ same problem. which is interesting because they are _ same problem. which is interesting because they are trying _ same problem. which is interesting because they are trying

growing up, my parents wanted me to become ora doctor or an engineer.te those are good careers!nt path. first, as mayor and then in the legislature. i enshrined abortion rights in our california constitution. in the face of trump, i strengthened hate crime laws and lowered the costs for the middle class. now i'm running to bring the fight to congress. you were always stubborn. and on that note, i'm evan low, and i approve this message. two leading candidates for senate. two very different visions for california. steve garvey, the leading republican, is too conservative for california. he voted for trump twice and supported republicans for years, including far right conservatives. adam schiff, the leading democrat, defended democracy against trump and the insurrectionists. he helped build affordable housing, lower drug costs, and bring good jobs back home. the choice is clear. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. >>> just moments ago, the u.s. marine corps confirmed they have found a crash site from a helicopter that was carrying five u.s. marines in san diego county. the

ora's presentation to the lower courts was this law isn't a gution of their speech at all and so it's valid. so i uerand the force of the questions that the cou h within asking -- been asking, arthere other types that could be covered? could this extend to dire messaging? we don't have a dog in that fight 0 the extent there are other applications of the law out there. to justiceartt's question, what should the court do with this? it's been litigated one way and now it looks like there ar possible other applications you would have in mind, i would urge the court to take a narrow approach here. ora defended this law on the basis that it could control what the true social media platforms are doing with respect to thr expressive websites and if i were the court i would want t reserve judgment on the application to e-commerce sites, to companies like uber which don't some to be creating a comparable expressive product. the court could save those for another day while looking at the decision on the record based on >> i am baffled by your answer to the chief justice. di't florida argue that

. _ as i say, six months maximum summary offence. or— as i say, six months maximum summary offence. orare research, — angiolini, to conduct some more research, rapid evidence review, of what _ research, rapid evidence review, of what do— research, rapid evidence review, of what do you — research, rapid evidence review, of what do you know about indecent exposure? —— criminaljustice exposure? —— criminal justice system — exposure? —— criminaljustice system. there is an inadequate database — system. there is an inadequate database on indecent exposure. the unpublished, as we know yet, we cannot— unpublished, as we know yet, we cannot fully rely on this, we have found _ cannot fully rely on this, we have found unpublished research that shows _ found unpublished research that shows that men who conduct indecent exposure _ shows that men who conduct indecent exposure are between 5—10% likely to commit _ exposure are between 5—10% likely to commit further contact sexual offence — commit further contact sexual offence within 3—5 years. whether that is— offence within 3—5 years. whether that is

including scholars who recentlysidentia peer revie academic research and keep related scholarly journals ora u presses. in other words, a bunch of , dorks, several gates they're to.p five went like this. lincoln, fdr, washington, teddy thomas jefferson. and this is where they give an honorary mention. >> harrison ford. the bottom five. william henry harrison. franklin pierce johnson, trump james buchanan. >> and of course, trump. sidethe upside. >> there's one person missing from both lists. bh yeah. >> how did that happen? t. ji all right, jimmy. mmwilliam henry harrison died in office after only a month. how ca bn he? ahead of four other guys? listen, i thinysk. the whole list is a scam. but it's nice to see someone talking to dead presidents i tle biden. >> so we start there. somebare. >> you know what shocked me of all of these? fdr? whr is to considering the world we live in in that he put japanese in internment camps in world war two. you would think that wouldn't age so well. >> charlieca, how can you rank recent presidents when you don't know their effects cw yet? ow the isn't that w

. >> eleni ora. i certainly understand that. and just the difficulty of this circumstance and wanting to share this story and bring a lot of attention to someone you obviously love. very much. leonora sweep roski, thank you so much for joining us this evening. >> you are welcome and thank you for the wonderful coverage >> we have. breaking news tonight from donald trump's legal team, the former president's lawyers have filed several motions in the mar-a-lago classified documents case. they want to dismiss the case, perhaps unsurprisingly, but why is the issue there citing, among other things presidential immunity, they're also arguing special counsel jack smith was unlawfully appointed in the first place, and that comes after trump co-defendant carlos olivera, asked to judge dismissed charges against him because he says he had, quote, no clue what was in the boxes that he moved around around. mar-a-lago up next should a school be able to punish the young man on your screen over his hairstyle will tell you what a judge decided ne

you don't have law and order ora justicere. justic yeah, you're absolutely correct. when you hear viceou are president harris say that the border is not open. when you hear section, my authors border say the border is not open. the proof is in the pudding. all you have to do is look.f is at people that we're releasing. if people cross our borders illegally and they get released, that is the definition of an open border. if the cartelsed, that can contl areas of our border to to bring in their higher valuboe, the fentanyl, the cocaine, the methamphetamine, the cross, the criminal aliens, the aliens from special interest countries, if they can do that, that's a n open border.efines everything that we're seeing defines an open border. and the administration continues to continue to pander to its open border radical base. >> you know, brandon, they keep tellin >>g us, you know, these are asylum seekers. >> they're fleeing the gangs. as, look at those images. >> i'm pretty sure it's the gangs that are comin gag in. brandon, thank you for what you do under the impossible c

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. >> ora, final question. what was the most interesting thing that you found in story are anecdote or whatever while doing research? >> my goodness. i think it depends on the day. i think confederate prohibition was the extent of that was one of the big surprises. mississippi hasn't had a state dispensary system that i found really fascinating. to learn about. but there are, i feel as well that there are different characters, people. i guess they are not characters. they were real. but for no particular reason at all i have some that i find particularly funny. i really like an officer augustus i link. his writing is published but he's very funny. he is a provost guard most of the time but doesn't really have a lot of tolerance for people he considers to be drunk. but he drinks a lot. himself. and then he somehow ends up drunk in memphis at a temperance play so he writes about how he didn't like the play and didn't find it interesting. and i've found it i think in my nerdy sort of way, i found it very funny and

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. >> it wargod itmet ora little so thank god it works a little bit . yeah. bit.ting case louis, one of case in canada. louis, one of the brave new world assisted suicide . but somebody's suicide states. but somebody's been going a little bit too far. yes. >> that you hit the nail on the head. uh, murder charges upgraded for canadian canada. man who allegedly sent suicide . man who allegedly sent suicide. >> i always want to say canada. it's annoying that canadians. >> it's like how do you spell canada? c a n a it's an old joke i heard. yeah. anyway this guy kenneth law, he faces 14 counts in ontario , ontario area. that's in ontario, ontario area. that's for the. that's the ontario. yeah, that's the one i can't go on. >> yeah . >> yeah. >> yeah. >> go on louis, come on. >> you can do that. >> you can do that. >> but you're right. the guy is being prosecuted because he sent out kits to help commit out kits to help people commit suicide. can finish my point? suicide. can i finish my point? >> what he's hoping . >> that's what he's hoping. >> that's what he's hoping

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but what it really is, i'morry subpart f addresses a fundamental shift in concepts of oras the mrt doesot. so in two respects. first of all subpart f operates on a crent basis will the corporation is subject to the control of the controllingro shareholders. where is the mrt tak no account to pay. >> i amak sorry. ere is no question that you meet theno definition of subpart f.yo at least 10% of the company share in the company has to be owowned more than 50% by u.s. owner so it is identical in terms of the percentage of ownership or the percentag o shares. >> that is rig b subpart unlike the mrt aligns the control and the ability to redire iome with the year it is appcae too. >> it sounds to me what you are attacking is only a due process issue of how long taxes for not the ability to tax it. >> i don't think that is right for the reason whether you own a particular piece of property at a given date which is the questionhertsk for his issubpart f looks at income as t comes in while the controlling shehder has the ability to redirect that stream of income. >> whether it is fair to attribu

guest: the administration is saying there isn't going to be an impact in the short ora media term.ose to 10 projects that have permanence in the construction phase that are not affected by this review in those projects would double our export capacities. the administration is saying there is not an impact but the industry will say, the way these markets work as you need a long-term signal to countries, as they transition from coal where will they get their supplies? what other big suppliers like qatar or australia benefit over time? for all we know, the administration could say lng is good for climate change. there is a lot of uncertainty around that but the administration is claiming that they felt comfortable with what we have in the queue. host: if you would like to ask questions or make a comment you can call us the lines are by party for republicans (202) 748-8001, for democrats (202) 748-8000, for independents (202) 748-8002 you can text us or send us of posting on x or facebook. the hill.com is reporting the house plans to block the pause on the pipeline. guest: i covered th

guest: the administration is saying there isn't going to be an impact in the short ora media term.e to 10 projects that have permanence in the construction phase that are not affected by this review in those projects would double our export capacities. the administration is saying there is not an impact but the industry will say, the way these markets work as you need a long-term signal to countries, as they transition from coal where will they get their supplies? what other big suppliers like qatar or australia benefit over time? for all we know, the administration could say lng is good for climate change. there is a lot of uncertainty around that but the administration is claiming that they felt comfortable with what we have in the queue. host: if you would like to ask questions or make a comment you can call us the lines are by party for republicans (202) 748-8001, for democrats (202) 748-8000, for independents (202) 748-8002 you can text us or send us of posting on x or facebook. the hill.com is reporting the house plans to block the pause on the pipeline. guest: i covered that

like when rita ora said she'd drop music got 10,000 drop new music if it got 10,000 retweets, it got,good. >> delete his >> and he did delete his linkedin page, which is the equivalent hacked. equivalent that's been hacked. >> stop >> that's presumably to stop people try suppress the and to try and suppress the story. think difficulty story. i think the difficulty also the wording the also is that the wording of the law confusing, it's law is confusing, because it's about terrorism, about supporting terrorism, and that support can either mean, you sympathy for or you know, having sympathy for or it actively providing it can mean actively providing funding that's funding for. so i think that's a complicated piece of legislation to deal. >> absolutely. again, we're >> absolutely. and again, we're just to reiterate, just going to reiterate, you know, individual says know, this individual says it was mistake. and we'll was a genuine mistake. and we'll take it from there. and of course, there are more questions that are going to be asked of this. and i would strongly expect those to be ask

so, um, some of the patients i've done, um, which probably talking about, um, rita ora, one of my regularof course, famous became one of the big smiles. joey essex and many other people , you know, obviously quite a few love islanders now. >> obviously we forget ellie. she's got perfect teeth . she's got perfect teeth. >> oh no, i would like my teeth too. >> i was in america. >> i was in america. >> this is a true story. years ago, and a dentist had turned around and said to oh, you around and said to me, oh, you need get your done need to get your teeth done and i'll and if you do it now, i'll give you a discount of $70,000. they wanted . and i said, what's they wanted. and i said, what's wrong with my teeth? right wow. um. >> and apparent teeth. >> and apparent teeth. >> apparently he made me bite into showed into something and showed all the but the imperfecta things. but sometimes imperfections are good, ? that's right. well, good, right? that's right. well, i myself there's i tell myself anyway, there's a difference the american , difference between the american, obviously, like holl

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year old neleike a little nokia 2210 tmas, but danny, my ten year old neleike a little nokia 2210 orase, burner it's one of those, like, burner phones. you phones. and the thing is, you can calls, can receive can make calls, you can receive calls, he can text people, calls, and he can text people, and mum and dad wants. >> that's a good point. why ban the you can? just the app when you can? just parents don't buy them the smart phone. that's too phone. oh, right. that's too many phone. oh, right. that's too ma parents know what the >> parents don't know what the children doing. that's the trouble. >> that solved that one >> well, that solved that one right now it's time for supplement sunday, where my panel of the panel and i discuss some of the news that caught news stories that caught our eye. going to start with eye. i'm going to start with you, danny . danny what? you, danny. danny boy. what? >> sighs of relief >> you got great sighs of relief because it's been determined the perfect now inches. perfect size is now four inches. we're about we're talking about the yorkshire pudding.

whether you call it famine or a risk of famine ora potentialfamine — for me, it's purely academic.d of unfolding famine that's staring us in the eye. michael buerk: dawn, and as the sun breaks . through the piercing chill of night on the plain outside korum, it lights up a biblicalfamine. this is what he's talking about. the famines of the mid—1980s reported so powerfully by michael buerk for the bbc. but the government in ethiopia disputes such comparisons, saying the country is a victim of climate change. there is a drought, no famine. the government is responding very seriously, but at times we call on all the stakeholders to do their share. these people at least have something. they come here to get food aid from the united nations, each clutching a qr code with all their details. enough to get some oil and a scoop of wheat and lentils. there's food enough for now, but aid workers say stores are emptying fast. the problem is that about a million people in tigray are internal refugees, living in camps like these, with little hope of returning to homes still occupied by armies. i