without further ado, i present governor sarah palin.applause] >> first off, i just went to say how excited i am to be in front of both the liberal elite media as well as the liberal regular media. i am looking forward to a portion of your questions, so let's get started. i don't worry about the polls. polls are just a fancy way of systematically predicting what is going to happen. the only poll that i care about is the north pole, and that is melting. what? the real one? byee! [applause] [cheering] >> thank you, thank you. i am not going to take any of your questions, but i do want to take this opportunity to say live from new york it is saturday night. >> it is the same reason why political candidates: late night comedy shows during the week, for that kind of exposure, a traditional campaign appearance. >> can you think of late-night talkshow host without presidential candidates on, some that our viewers may remember from the past? >> stephen colbert has done some great interviews with joe biden, because they get personal and talk abou

we talked about when mccain chose sarah palin, many years ago.we need to pick the most qualified person, the person god forbid, ready to take over and be president of the united states, i think you're right. i think no matter what, vice president harris and whomever trump picks as his vp could have outsized attention. outsized scrutiny, and also goes to the importance of make sure they're picking the right person. again, much like we saw with sarah palin in '08, the candidate's age can put more scrutiny and a lot of heat in areas they might not be ready for. >> we've got 30 seconds left. donald trump is appeals for the black vote, something democrats have long had sort of, you know, extremely sewn up. what are they doing, and what's the feeling there realistically about how much of the black vote they could get. >> number one, donald trump is trying to appeal to black voters. perhaps in a head turning way this weekend, suggesting because he has been indicted and facing criminal trials, he has been discriminated against like black people have. don

private election —— by—election victories are taking some of the pressure of sir keir starmer and palin correspondent who is in kingswood. jenny, thank you for joining us. when rishi sunak reacted to the result he talked about the fact that there is usually a low turnout in by—elections. is that really what is behind all of this? speaking to people here today, it seems that a lot of people want to change, but low turnout is a factor here. it is normalfor change, but low turnout is a factor here. it is normal for by—elections. at this time around talking to people i heard them saying that they really weren't interested in taking part in this by—election. it may have something to do with the fact that the constituency here will disappear when the general election is called, due to the new boundary changes. a lot of people felt disengaged and disinterested when i spoke to them. i came across some conservative voters who said they want to change and that is why they voted labour at this time. labour voters who were pleased that this area will be represented by conservative mp any more and t

this is how former alaska governor and vice-presidential candidate sarah palin responded to the interviewat real journalism is. after this interview, many people in the west began to think. for all 120 minutes, putin looked extremely focused and smart. here and there, he joked and recalled numerous figures and economic data, especially in relation to the usa. which are in decline and are therefore acting more and more aggressively, no matter how hard official washington tried to neutralize the conversation between putin and carloson even before publication, the expected effect was the opposite, when they urge you not to watch under any circumstances, everyone will definitely watch. i don't think americans will be convinced by a single interview. i think that anyone who watches this interview, again, i haven't seen what it says, should be convinced of this. remember, you are listening to vladimir putin, and you should not take at face value whatever he says. but right now, for the first time in the last 3 years, western audiences have the opportunity to learn the truth first-hand about wha

there's another wave moving into san jose from sarah palin toga to los gatos, and we've seen the heavy rain for hours in morgan hill and gilroy, but that is starting to calm down. i wanted to show you this map that the national weather service post aid cross southern california. we were talking about the high wind gusts and the flooding there. they had a 93-mile-per-hour wind in southern california, but we also had some extreme wind gusts with pablo point, marin county getting over 102-mile-per-hour winds yesterday afternoon. also in marin county, 99-mile-per-hour winds. so, from marin county to the santa cruz mountains, we had some really extreme winds. looking at how much rain we measured, most of us had about an inch or two, there was over 4 inches of rain in ben low man and over 3 inches in calistoga. now we're starting to see things drying out a little bit, we're getting some peeks of sunshine, but our temperatures will remain in the 50s, up to only about 59 degrees for today. going ahead, we're looking atom scattered showers in the forecast and a cold front coming in on wednesday

sarah palin, as well as feigned the rocker ted nugent took the stage. the organizes of the protests were aiming for $700000.00 plus to attend. however, actual numbers felt very short, was only several hundreds showing up. now almost all the latest polls show the subject of border security and immigration rigging, as number 2 or number 3 and voters might hit by the showing of this last rally against the lack of security at the southern border. you would think the only action voters are looking to take on the issue is going to be on election day. but it's ridiculous to say a politician is going to take care of a problem, especially if it's one that they have done everything possible to avoid fixing in the past as somebody or and say, encourage this problem to grow. well, let's discuss this with our panel joined me today, our former democratic congressman from florida, alan grayson, whose personality is just as bright as that shirt and from new york. we have typical analyst, steve malls, berg and director of policy studies at the center for immigration stu

sarah palin, as well as feigned the rocker. ted nugent took the stage. the organizes of the protests were aiming for $700000.00 plus to attend. however, actual numbers felt very short, but the only several hundreds showing up. now almost all the latest polls show the subject of border security and immigration rigging, as number 2 or number 3 and voters might hit by the showing of this last rally against the lack of security at the southern border. you would think the only action voters are looking to take on the issue is going to be on election day. but it's ridiculous to say a politician is going to take care of a problem, especially if it's one that they have done everything possible to avoid fixing in the past as somebody or and say, encouraged this problem to grow. well, let's discuss this with our panel joined me today, our former dual credit congressman from florida, alan grayson, whose personality is just as bright as that shirt. and from new york, we have typical analyst, steve malls, bird and director of policy studies at the center for immigrat

busy as like former vice presidential candidate and governor of alaska, sarah palin, as well as the fame the rocker ted nugent took the stage. the organizes of the protests were aiming for $700000.00 plus to attend. however, actual numbers felt very short, was only several hundreds showing up. now almost all the latest polls show the subject of border security and immigration reading as number 2 or number 3 and voters minds. yet by the showing of this last round.

busy as like former vice presidential candidate and governor of alaska, sarah palin, as well as feigned the rocker ted nugent took the stage. the organizes of the protests were aiming for $700000.00 plus to attend. however, actual numbers felt very short, was only several hundreds showing up. now almost all the latest polls show the subject of border security and immigration rigging, as number 2 or number 3 and voters might hit by the showing of this last rally against the lack of security at the southern border. you would think the only action voters are looking to take on the issue is going to be on election day. but it's ridiculous to say a politician is going to take care of a problem, especially if it's one that they have done everything possible to avoid fixing in the past as somebody or and say, encouraged this problem to grow.

sarah palin, she everybody wants sarah's endorsement.a great woman and a great i'll tell you what, that is a great person endorsed donald trump. so we're going to have the borders and we're going to have our trade. when we started, i talked about borders. i talked about trade. i'm really good at the trade. i'm really good at the borders. when paris happened, everybody started saying, we want trump. the polls came in 60%, 70%, 72%. this is 72% with 17 people running. now we're down to six. we got rid of all these people. it's so great. it's so great. but but we had 60%. 70%. so in terms of the military, in terms of the border, in terms of all of these things, the economy, i expect, but everything was trump. trump, trump, except for personality. i didn't do as well on pressure. it's true. it's true. and you know what, trump. personality was a little lower than the economy. but if you had your choice of having somebody with a wonderful personality but was bad on jobs, bad on the economy, better security, bad on the border, bad on the wall.

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petersburg, peter palin. napoleon. the serial film will be postponed viewers back a couple of centuries, opening fascinating pages of history. and then, don’t sleep while driving. we'll soon learn about gadgets that prevent drivers from falling asleep while driving. this is vesti utra, we will tell you about the main things in russia and abroad. in the studio of karina ilyina. hello. vladimir putin had a telephone conversation with the president of the united arab emirates, mohammed ben-zayed al-nahyan. the leaders discussed the development of bilateral relations, taking into account vladimir putin’s december visit to the emirates. there was also a speech. moreover, vladimir putin thanked the emirati side for mediating the exchange of detainees. the heads of state confirmed the principled position of russia and the emirates in favor of an early ceasefire in the gas sector. energy consumption in a number of western countries at the end of last year decreased to 20%, here in russia this year. so investments thi

i remember when sarah palin came out at that convention, and that was a big surprise when she joinedould you like to discuss? i'm talking about _ would you like to discuss? i�*m! talking about how biden is getting through the day and how aides are protecting him. we know the special report said that biden had been memories problems and diminished faculties. now we get a deeper look from the west wing from different reporting. how they are essentially bubble wrapping him throughout the day, and as we get close the campaign, this will be very important. he's going to be on tv a lot more. we're looking at him going up lot more. we're looking at him going up the stairs of airport one —— air force one. he has tripped and fallen a few times, so they have put an agent of the bottom of the stairs to make sure that he doesn't fall over. we'll see more picture of him wearing trainers or sneakers to help his balance. it's very stage—managed. his aides are very much... they fear if they fall —— he falls over or stumbles or slips up again, it could be very devastating for his reelection campaign,

we heard sarah palin speaking at a rally a few days ago near austin, texas.lso had an opportunity to speak with some attendees -- today about what was driving them to come out and what they want to see happen. i want to play some of those conversations. >> so, for you all to be standing up and saying, you know what? enough is enough. we're not going to take it anymore. we're going to take our country back. you are texans, you're the epicenter of this. thank you so much for being the activists, for being hardworking, independent, patriotic americans that you are. >> i will tell you right now. what we're seeing down here, not -- right now. we're looking to -- stand at this border, to close this border. we're tired of them taking all of our benefits that we've received, which right now, we're on social security. it gets really tough to make it. we're giving all that up, but more importantly, not for us, but for the kids and the grandkids that are coming up. >> the next generation. >> yeah, what are they going to have? >> we don't know what's in it yet, but it is

thing is the vp choice at no impact on whoever the president is it seems. , i remember when sarah palin after her at a level nobody seen the pier the republicans themselves. >> laura: yo u will be a one-term president and you canps only serve for one term although they say you will neve hr leave office. yo su will never leave. there will never be another election again. .>> former president trump: he will never. leave, oh, these people. >> laura: for that reaso in it is important who you pick. >> former president trump: it is important, but look, as we said, it has to do with whoever -- it is an important position for that reason. you would like to get somebody who could help you from the voter standpoint and obviouslyeo come all of those people are good, solie d appeared and i wat people with common sense. they were so many things happening in the country that don't make sense't m. who wants an open border? who wants high interest rates? who wants all electric vehiclese you want to have choice ten you want to go to combustion, any hybrid. i think the hybrid are much better from that st

it is whoever the president is, it just seems, i remember when sarah palin was picked and they went aftera: you will be a one-term president, you have already served, they said you will never leave office. >> he is never going. these people. >> laura: for thatten ra, it is important who you pick >> it is very important reason for that reason. you would like to get somebody to help you, all of those people are good and solid. i want people with common sense because so many things happening that don't make sense. who wants an open border and high interest rates? electric vehicles are fine, but you want to go to combustion. hybrid are better from that standpoint, we were talking about faucets and so much, all based on common sense. we want a strong military and choice in education and things that can make our country great again. what we're doing with open border is a disaster. we're destroying our country and we'll get energy prices down. >> laura: thank you so much for this. we really appreciate it, for your time, see you on the campaign trail. that's it from greenville, south carolina, th

one point san jose was at 6a sarah palin back a little bit now, 16 antioch, and about 59 in santa rosa. so little cooler than we should be in a few spots tonight. we're going to see those clouds increase, as i mentioned, likely to see a little overnight drizzle much like last night. but the actual rain won't get started until we get into tomorrow morning. i think if you're north bay, that means your commute is going to be a little tricky tomorrow morning. everyone else. it will be more the afternoon commute. temperatures tonight. 42 to about 48 degrees. so that cloud cover does help. keep us a little bit warmer, however, tomorrow, let's talk about this because it is our valentine's day. know a lot of you might have plans to head out. do something with your sweetheart. we'll start off cloudy for most of us and it will be a rainy and windy day. so just make sure you're making your plans accordingly. temperatures will be a little bit cooler tomorrow as well. and then the rain comes in as we get into tomorrow as well. live look right now from the east bay. obviously, we're staying dry righ

time and genre palin show they are the party of -- again, republicans show they are the party of chaosacist president in the white house than joe biden. remember what he said about president obama, finally we have a clean, aroundic late guy who's of color to run for office. this guy has made more gaffes, if you're a 7/eleven run by people from indian descent. you name it. the democrats actually know that, but think their attempts to try to insert race into everything is a last ditch effort because it's proven that people of color are starting to move more more to the republican party. they're coming from other countries, and they're coming here for for freedom. the ones that are coming here legally and waiting in line, no one with ever talks about the millions of people who are waiting to come to this country legally. we all talk about the tragedy at the border, the millions and and the billions actually being spent particularly by new york city if, but this is absurd is. from really i consider a president to be probably the most racist president we've had in the modern era. stuart: hi

do you agree that polina and... her son live with you, well, i agree, i will do everything, help, palinpromise not to offend your mother anymore and become a good mother for your children, yes, we really hope that in peace will come to your family, and we sincerely wish you this we wish you, thank you, thank you, thank you, remember that with any problem you can turn to our program for help. we will continue tomorrow, a new dna test right now. tomorrow in the program beyond. a fifty-year-old woman from ulyanovsk cooks soups and porridges for the northern military district soldiers day and night. she sent more than a thousand parcels to the front line. this is something i will never stop doing. i have supported, support and will continue to support. they affectionately call a woman mama yuli, that same darling, you look at you as if you were a big family, who else was inspired by her example? russia rests on such caring people, and how did a little girl save one of the heroes? i gathered my strength and a second wind, so to speak, opened up, this is certainly impressive, everything for t

house repolice palins impeached secretary mayorkas. texas congressman pat if fallon joining me.ate where mayorkas faces a trial. the administration does not want to see that, do they? >> no, they don't, stu, not at all. you can only control what you can control, and i'm not in the senate. so i'm glad because some folks have tech thed me actually last night and said, well, what happens now? he's not going if to be removed? well, there's always that remote possibility. it's a long shot, of course, but we needed to impeach if him. he has richly deserved this. if you look at the immigration and nationality act, federal law clearly states people need to be detained until their status is legally determined, and he has not done that, and the fifth circuit even found that. this is the first time since 1876. it's a black mark in history for him. but again, he deserved it. stuart: republicans are tearing into the senate bill that gives $95 billion to ukraine and israel but fails to address the border crisis. speaker johnson calls it dead on arrival. so, congressman, is it more important t

under the heading elon musk and donald trump cases in the rule of law, joining me now is co-founder of palin tier and managing partner of eight vc joe lonsdale. joe, thank you for being here. i'm curious your coauthor, jeb bush. no fan of donald trump. why did he feel compelled to weigh in on this? >> you know, michael, i i've never given donald trump has sent either i love america. i've been a lot of businesses in this country. i love building, love investing here. and this is very scary. i see, i see the government weaponized against my friend elon musk. and listen, i don't love donald trump, but i was just with a bunch of my business friends who don't love them either. in all of them thanked me for writing this. he said, this is scary. what they're telling me is the device speak up if i run for office, they're going to come and they're going to find a huge way to penalize me for something that's just absolutely ridiculously, everyone knows donald trump probably didn't do this perfectly, but they know that dozens of others didn't either. and it's obvious he's being penalized and insane amo

and of course, in the decades, palin over the decade, from 70, 76 to 1787. that's exactly what happened. election became the criterion of representation. so you suddenly had a whole lot of bodies being representative of the people in the senate. by the time you get to the 1787 in in in most most of the elites were that all of the official roles in the government and state and the federal level are some ways representative of the people. and that's an extraordinary change in a very short period of time because. no one would have said that in 1776. no one was saying that. so in that sense, the the the the constitution was more democratic, not less, though the rhetoric was more skeptical of demand rhetorically and in language, but of course, in reality it is was considered by the anti-federalists, the opponents of the constitution to be a very undemocratic institution. and some people would say today that it's undemocratic in various ways, but they what me in working in was essentially my dissertation was the extraordinary change ideas i mean. i'll give you ano

late in the evening, palin, don’t be scared, they are good, kind, only our program will show big politicsnumber, it’s me, yes, the minister and the most interesting shots of the week, dear friends, let’s get through it, because here now the head of state will go, they not only went, but drove, he gets behind the wheel, all the security services know what to do in such situations, this week we will also see more of the rest. let's do it, i'm not against it, i'm for it. moscow, the kremlin, putin, look at rtr today. it is for you. well, did you get enough sleep? gentlemen, just a moment, attention. today is a big day, a big holiday. we haven’t met, cool, white, well, you know, for every cool fighter he’ll find an even cooler one, you fell in love with them, but who’s good for you, your wife or your boys, don’t ask stupid questions now, they are still loved, you are responsible for your words, i am always responsible for my words, a hero from my time. and you think, there’s no need to think about it, this is all here, to play or not to play, yes, yes, that’s it, there can’t be two opinions,

identify exactly what they expect to have happen or not happen now, contrast that with governor sarah palin when she was in office, before she was picked to be the presidential nominee for joh mccain. she ned that the troopergate scandal, which involved a staff lawyer and kind of a relationship with one of her with one of her family members, the p cost about $2 million for the sta and, of course, some time. what she saw at the time was that this distracted the staff from doing the real work of the state. and so either these scandals matter a lot and hurt the white house's ability to be able to act and operate or they have no effect. it just kind of glances off their back so we can track to see what presidents do in these kinds of scandals. so, you know, how should presidents react? they're confronted with these scandals. i did not pick this picture of monica lewinsky on. it was like one of the first that showed up. but she looks really unhappy in this. this is one of the times that she's being deposed during the clinton lewinsky scandal. so how do presidents react to the kind of political o

petersburg, peter palin.ulti-part film will take viewers back a couple of centuries, revealing fascinating pages of history. and then, don’t sleep while driving. let's find out about gadgets that keep drivers from falling asleep while driving. soon. energy revenues were not affected without western supplies. vladimir putin called the results of interrau's work for the twenty-third year impressive. they stopped it in time. in georgia , cargo of explosives from ukraine was detained for carrying out terrorist attacks on russian territory. revival from chaos in shebekin, belgorod region , builders have brought more than 400 objects back to life, as the work is now being reported. they are starting to broadcast a new day on the russia channel. the main news in the studio karina ilyina. hello. fsb prevented terrorist attack organized by the sbu against one of the leaders of crimea. a group of three russians was detained who, on instructions from ukrainian intelligence, were preparing to blow up his car. they have..

place of a star, and you’re not a fool, you understand everything correctly, late in the evening, palinr it. moscow, the kremlin, putin, we watch on sunday on rtr. nikita, you will marry me for 3000, half a million, a million, i want a family, but a real one, not a fictitious one, i fell in love with your daughter with all my heart and i want to ask you for her hand in marriage, what did you arrange for the deputy committee, i agree, a million is not worth it , listen, antokh, you can’t do the same, listen, brother, live your life, don’t interfere with mine, let’s... you’re looking at 100 to one, what’s our task to open the whole board, we’ll handle it, if you ask, it’s a trick, what surname character from pushkin's works, everyone knows how much it will be 7.8, 7.8, 7.8, how much, who is at work, speaks a lot and loudly, if you answer, then with humor, i would cut down oak, don’t pinch, problems with water , light, uh housing and communal services, i don’t know what else, geometry, algebra, physics, chemistry, this is a set for a headache, god forbid, now it’s beeping, if you win, then

i can remember a vice president candidate making a difference was john mccain and he picked sarah palinled down his numbers, and by then, of course, the relationship had totally fallen apart. i get the point about the 0.8%. i wonder if it's different when you have both of the candidates, both donald trump and joe biden as old as they are, and therefore the opposition can cast this as actually an election campaign that would put the vice president into office potentially because of the age of the president. i mean, that is where kamala harris could make more than a 0.8% negative difference to the biden campaign if the republicans decided to push that and there were enough people who didn't want kamala harris to be president, but the chances are it's pretty slim. i do think the white house still has to deal with the age issue. they don't like it, they don't like people talking about. they've tried various strategies, joking about it, joking about it on tiktok and joking about their tiktoks that they've made, and maybe that's the way to deal with it, but just saying, though, this is, you k

has a tea party candidate when tea party was necessary to be governor of south carolina, when sarah palin came in and endorsed her. the thing that we're seeing about nikki haley is something that's always been true. she's extremely transactional she's adi afars. she's a fence consider when it comes to different issues. that's how she gets herself in trouble. but what we're seeing is that she's a fighter. yeah, she always has been a fighter. i mean, she's been a fighter for very long period of time in 2010 when she ran for governor of south carolina gresham barrett were supposed to win that race. she ran against gresham barrett, who was a sitting united states congressman. i mean, she ran against henry mcmaster. she ran against andrei bauer. all of these names who were bigger than the lowly state representative from lexington county when she got elected to the state house, she beat the oldest member of the general assembly the election before i beat the oldest member of the general assembly. and so she literally has been a fighter. this grid that you're seeing, the character that you're ta