gary, the husband of general jane pauly.st savage i have the particulars of trump and all republicans. she is interviewing fetterman and lesley stahl is interviewing mtg trying to make short list for donald trump. they are so rude to people by reading what people who don't wear pants that snap, button or zipper anymore. never get fresh air sit on twitter all day insulting other people. relevant to what used to be a flagship program like "60 minutes." johns hopkins medical says those first three months after someone's stroke are critical to full recovery. i feel like john fetterman they blew it for him this poor man by forcing him to campaign. he should have taken himself out. it doesn't seem like he was equipped do that should have taken himself out. when you lose that three month window and don't get intense therapy with a stroke that severe you don't get that window back. why is she supporting fetterman? i'm supporting people that suffer from depression and mental health. 100 united states senators representing 335 million

that's right yes yes yes yes yes, yes any bey is normal pauly didn't hit sniper fired.hat's right on the spike opposite. cold that's how i remember now that you just planted the whole alexander petrovna leschuk 96 defended leningrad at the age of 16 became a sapper received participation, including mine clearing of the pulkovo heights, neutralized more than 2,000 bombs and shells. and we invite you to the victory parade on may 9 in moscow on red square. yes, we congratulate you very much. you are dedicated to his tremendous feat of the russians and the international action of sapamiti in the saratov region, volunteers planted hundreds of trees to preserve the history of exploits, including those who participate in a special military operation. a new lei appeared at the monument to the hero of russia nikolai isaev in 2002 in chechnya, he saved the commander from a sniper bullet, but he himself died. i consider it very important that there should be as many of them as possible, because here we have, in addition to young people, honest drawing and schoolchildren. they shou

>>> i'm jane paulie. "face the nation" is coming up. please join us when our t mpet sounds again next sunday >>> i'm margaret brennan in washington, and this week on "face the nation," more severe weather across much of the u.s., and former president trump prepares for his arraignment on criminal charges tuesday in manhattan. >>> powerful storms and tornadoes ripped through several states this weekend killing at least 26. we'll have the latest. >>> and as the former president prepares to be formally charged in a new york case involving hush money payments to a porn star, his political allies and his republican presidential rivals are publicly standing by him, and focusing on manhattan district attorney alvin bragg. >> they're trying to do all these legal gymnastics toacike i he has an agenda. that is not the rule of law. >> the indictment and facts of the case are still under seal, but we'll talk with the former u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york and bragg's former boss, preet bharara, and we talk to a key witness in th

in summary, san pauli, the former head coach of the sevilla football team , has taken over the tennisnal system until the end of 2024. the score is also a study and anything can happen with galaxy. insta videos in the order of victory, satan's drawings became the last stage of the nba basketball playoffs. neymar jr., the brazilian star of paris saint -germain , was arrested by the french police for participating in an illegal video game. sports of this hour i bid you farewell. the events of this day in ain armaneh region were the main spark and flare-up of the civil war in lebanon and caused it to spread to different parts of the country and the conflict between political parties and groups. this city became west beirut in the hands of the palestinian groups and the eastern allies were also in the hands of the kataib party and the christian groups allied with it. this situation was while the palestinian groups were fighting on two fronts at the same time, on the one hand with the militia groups that christian and on the other hand with the israeli army on the border of lebanon and occ

so it may be useful to you today anastasia art of all manifestations too, like paulie i love to playhe piano. eh, i write poetry, according to my mood. fine. thank you very much, we got to know, and with the kotepsin team. now let's move on to a team with no less complex, and the name i remind you, they tried to triumvirate my vladik xenia hello to you hello trium virat. you yourself came up with a name for yourself or you were forced to take it yourself, and then you can easily explain to me the meaning of this name of three people who are gathered for a specific task. for what task are you going to win win, look, we usually gather. e. well, at least not so often to build, and not to look ashamed, and in front of parents or acquaintances who will look at the program. and you're right. where are you from? where are you study tell, it's pedagogical uh-huh and what faculties? what disciplines are historians of all history studies all on the same course, right? that is, all of you a hypothetically unlearn and be teachers of history. well maya , what do you do in your time free from hist

in new york, fighting on the fields of ukraine and fighting in the political domestic political e, paulieited states and these, of course, are all very different battles. but it's all a fight and they're all very furious and show both sides how great are the rates and, of course, ukraine alone cannot explain these rates, but from my point of view. we are really talking about the struggle for the world order, and for the future of civilization a little no less, and russia has made a decision. to ensure that such a return to the status quo is impossible. and when i look at how lavrov behaved, how his deputy sergei ryabkov behaved in organizing binoculars. i get the impression. i have the strong impression that the russian leadership decided to move from words to deeds and demonstrate to the collective west that it ignores russian concerns? not only is it wrong, it just won't work. it was a big game. see you on the air tomorrow. the creative industry podcast on channel one with you is still your favorite presenter roman karmanov elena kiper and visiting us today, my legs have been numb all d

pauly has long played a very significant role in this work.pecial attention to the topic of restoring the seaport in berdyansk at the beginning of the year, more than 70,000 tons of grain crops were transported through it; in the near future, the capacity will be increased to 150,000 tons per month in the lc. batrushev visited the lugansk state agrarian university, where about 7,000 students study, next year it is planned to enroll another 2,500 people. to ensure the stability of our financial system despite the actions of unfriendly countries, mikhail mishustin set such a task at an expanded meeting of the collegium of the ministry of finance of the ministry of economics and trade to put pressure on our country, it is unlikely that the sanctions will be weakened for years, however, in russia it is open to investors and will strengthen its position, for example, according to the results of last year, the russian economy. not only survived, but continued to actively develop the pace, it is important not to slow down. to do this, we have to solv

so it may be useful to you today anastasia art of all manifestations too, like paulie i love to play the piano. eh, i write poetry, according to my mood. fine. thank you very much, we got to know, and with the kotepsin team. now let's move on to a team with no less complex, but the name i remind you, they tried to remove maya's possession three times. hello trium virat. did you come up with a name for yourself or were you forced to take it yourself, and then you can easily explain to me the meaning of this name of three people, which are collected for a certain task. for what task are you going to win win, look, we usually gather. e. well, at least not so often to build, and not to look ashamed, and in front of parents or acquaintances who will watch the program. and you're right. where are you from? where do you study? tell me, this is the pedagogical uh-huh and which faculties? what are the disciplines of the history of all history all on one know, right? that is, all of you. hypothetically , you will unlearn and become history teachers, well, may, but what do you do in your free t

care katie curic not to forget jane paulie, barbara walters. >> yes. >> so you are in a long line ofve to get in our steps today, don't we? >> happy wednesday >> exactly it is like the stanley cup >> thank you. >> mr. roker >>> good wednesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. our temperatures will reach into the low 60s. another cool day but at times nice and sunny. tomorrow we start to see more clouds moving in even though our valley temperatures warm up a few more degrees. we will see rain in the forecast on friday, especially during the morning, and then as we go into saturday the rain will be tapering off. looking at that easter forecast, it looks perfect. upper 60s, low 70s, a >>> and that is your latest weather. going to be hard to beat that. >> now it is time for your peabody award winning segment "popstart. we will get to barbie. grab your tiny, plastic heels, everybody. barbie land is here. the new video revealing a first look at the many barbies and kens about to hit the big screen. >> hi, barbie! >> hi, ken >> hey, barbie >> hi, barbie! >> hey, barbie >> hi, barbie! >>

definitely not safe for pauly p. not safe for business. you ready?le foods in san francisco downtown, their flagship store right on market street was just forced to shut down. just one year after opening. they say it's unsafe for workers. there is needles in the produce section. drug pipes in the fair trade coffee beans. you can't even being assaulted by a hostile trans gender shopper. the whole food bathrooms are like a wuhan wet market. they steal ribeyes and don't get prude. do you know how san francisco banned plastic bags. you have to buy the bags they have there for like $5 a bag? they stole all those too. you can't get a bag. now you have to carry your produce out of the store with your arms like this. good luck going down the street without getting jacked for your arugula. you can't even get a probiotic smoothie without getting whacked in the head with a crowbar. so whose fault is this? i blame the voters of san francisco. they can kick out their politicians, get new ones whenever they want. but they don't. the politicians would rather fund r

pauly boy. i gotta go find some buns for my bratwurst. >> greg: all right. >> greg: what's your local news story. >> nick: i grew up in middle town new jersey part of monmouth county where the jersey shore begins and seaside heights which is the place known as where the jersey shore was filmed and long branch cancel pop up parties where young people would just kind of spontaneously get together and have massive parties and drink a lot and cause lots of property damage. i thing this is just a horrible sad day. >> greg: i think it's a great day. they're having more fun than me. i don't like phonetism do you want to shut it down? >> greg: shut it all down. >> nick: on cinco de mayo. >> greg: we speak american here [laughter] >> nick: all right. >> greg: thank you, that guy in the back. waving the flag. it wasn't the american flag, it's the other one with the snake. martha. >> martha: yes. >> greg: story, now. >> martha: okay. that scared me. i grew up in wa aikoff new jersey y did play on the blue team soft ball on the blue team. and this little guilty, this si

guess what in the airport and the clark county sheriff are pulling a pauly p. on us.the footage belongs to the cops. the cops say the footage belongs to the airport and both of them say can't see it, sorry, ongoing investigation. but now that the investigation's over, sticky pled out, give us the footage. we filed another request today. shot it down again. now they tell us the footage is ready sensitive security information and not subject to inspection by the public. oh, i disagree. and you'll be hearing from our lawyers. let's bring in jimmy failla, host of fox across america. >> jimmy. >> jesse: this is a trial that we needed. we deserved it. >> for two reasons one the outfits two the courtroom drama it would inspire in the theaters 12 angry them. who doesn't want to watch that. the joke is on us though. going to get a bud light endorsement any minute now and he is going it make money. i want to give credit to one thing. the biden administration because the minute he was charged, they did give him a pink slip. [laughter] >> then he put it on. but the point is how e

pauly girl would sell a little more beer but maybe i'm wrong. >> pete: well said indeed.peaking of drag, the country music television awards was last night and host kelsea ballerini performed her hit if you go down i'm going down, too. kind of like the song myself but she performed it with drag queens. why is that? >> well, i mean, part of this i don't quite understand. >> pete: do we know? >> if it was -- i guess it was designed as a protest against the tennessee, what they call an anti drag law. it's actually an anti drag law in front of children. but if you're performing a song called if you go down i go down with drag queens it takes on a whole new meaning pete but to do it the week of the nashville shootings when the shooter was a trans individual. i think it invites a whole host of things that are just insensitive and the timing was really wrong for artists who largely live in nashville to be performing something like that. it's insensitive to those victims and their families i think. >> pete: they can't resist. and the lyrics, you're right, if you're going down i'm

pauly girl so they won't have to wonder what's under the skirt.line, influencers influence us to do the opposite of whatever they recommend because they're so dam unlikable. they're the worst. sure you can train people to shutting up about whatever issue you think is important but you can't shame people to buy a beer even if you need beer goggles to look at your spokesperson. >> period! >> greg: let's welcome tonight's guests! . this comic said take my wife please and someone did, actor, writing and comedian jamie lissow! [cheers and applause] >> greg: that was good. she puts the fine in finance. yeah, baby. look at you can't even hold it together in the intro. it's like you're holding a tiny little mouse in your mouth. >> i know. >> greg: host of the evening edit on fox business, liz mcdonald! [cheers and applause] he's literally got a magnetic personality. retired marine corps bomb technician johnny joey jones! [cheers and applause] >> greg: and finally, she's like an umbrella, often left behind at restaurants. >> only a few times. >> greg: fox

hey, paulie, what's up? yeah, everything is fine, listen, i quit. disgruntled works o mostly part of gen z broadcasting their issues on tic tock and they said if your professional is not treating you fairly you have a video on social media following you for the rest of your life about your on professionalism. i think this generation is rudely interpreting the world. i don't know if they pay for that behavior. pete: unchartered territory and other generations doing the hiring and you look back in the background and you've got an employee publicly slamming his former employee for whatever grievance there is, you're not going to hire that person. will: you'd think. pete: you'd hope. rachel: i don't know. it's a big, huge, cultural issue about, you know, the dignity of work and also respect and hierarchy. you understand that. pete: that's all gone. on the lauren green thing and the phones. i want to switch to a flip phone. i've been wanting for for a long time and i have a thousand excuses not to so i can phone and text. i think i'm going to. will: you'

. >> jesse: i couldn't get pauly p.'s mugshot for three months.t was nice horse. >> jesse: that's a horse? i thought it was a pony. is a pony a baby horse or is it a girl horse? that's it for us. "special report" suspect next with bret. he doesn't know. >> bret: i don't know, actually. small horse, pony. okay. jesse, thank you. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, manhattan's district attorney is suing the chairman of the house judiciary committee over an investigation into his office. the move by alvin bragg comes as judiciary committee chairman jim jordan announced the probe of what he calls bragg's pro-crim

. >> jesse: i couldn't get pauly p.'s mugshot for three months. you get that stupid animal's mugshot day of? >> dana: that was nice horse. >> jesse: that's a horse? i thought it was a pony. is a pony a baby horse or is it a girl horse? that's it for us. "special report" suspect next with bret. he doesn't know. >> bret: i don't know, actually. small horse, pony. okay. jesse, thank you. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, manhattan's district attorney is suing the chairman of the house judiciary committee over an investigation into his office. the move by alvin bragg comes as judiciary committee chairman jim jordan announced the probe of what he calls bragg's pro-crime policies. bragg's investigation of alleged financial crimes. >> we will talk live with chairman jordan shortly on this program. first, correspondent david spunt has our top story tonight from the justice department. good evening, david. >> bret, quite a rare moment to see such a public fight between a local district attorney and the chairman

logan paulie is an intelligence analyst who has been investigating the flow of fentanyl precursors outina for years. we showed him our conversation with wong warehouse in mexico city. wow wondered if wang would reveal any ties to the sanction company. tell me you are the same company as kobe tune your now called sanitary knight who import and export. ha ha! yes smiley face. sorry i don't want to cheat you. i think it's wild that they confirmed that they're the same company in an email responding to our request for comment, sanction i pu told us we are not related at all to obey a tune. adding that they bought the sanction companies facebook account email and cell phone number in order to quote attract internet traffic. they also deny selling the fentanyl precursor that they offered to us in multiple exchanges, and the company denies having any warehouses in the u. s. or mexico, stressing that everything they sell is legal. we found hundreds of other chinese chemical companies selling the same fentanyl precursors legally. i mean, does this show? do you think that us sanctions aren't wor

paulie is an intelligence analyst who has been investigating the flow of fentanyl precursors out of china for years. we showed him our conversation with wong warehouse in mexico city. wow wondered if wang would reveal any ties to the sanction company. my colleagues tell me you are the same company as kobe tune your now called sanitary, import and export. ha ha! yes smiley face. sorry i don't want to cheat you. i think it's wild that they confirmed that they're the same company in an email responding to our request for comment, shanxi knight, who told us we are not related at all to obey a tune. adding that they bought the sanction companies facebook account email and cell phone number in order to quote attract internet traffic. they also deny selling the fentanyl precursor that they offered to us in multiple exchanges, and the company denies having any warehouses in the u. s or mexico , stressing that everything they sell is legal. we found hundreds of other chinese chemical companies selling the same fentanyl precursors legally. does this show do you think? the u. s sanctions. aren't wor

. >>> i'm jane paulie. "face the nation" is coming up.rms and tornadoes ripped through several states this weekend killing at least 26. we'll have the latest. >>> and as the former president prepares to be formally charged in a new york case involving hush money payments to a porn star, his political allies and his republican presidential rivals are publicly standing by him, and focusing on manhattan district attorney alvin bragg. >> they're trying to do all these legal gymnastics toacike .

uh, terry paulie knave, uh, gave quite a long interview.g more and more serious. we are watching this on example of the protest movement in connection with the pension reform, and we see that the demands and dissatisfaction are not limited to one pension reform, but affect the macron policy in general, the position of europe, as the opposition of europe is very harmful to france and we also see that people no longer accept position taken by france on the ukrainian conflict. they don't want it anymore, and it's not just in france . well, he also said that because of the macron , there is no more democracy in france, whatever, no, it wasn't, but i'll correct one thing. firstly, the yellow vests do not have leaders, and that is why he is a movement of leaders, not even some more or less distinct representatives, he is one of the representatives. they all quarreled there back in those days. and that is precisely why they were so easily dismantled into their constituent parts by all ultra groups, with regard to yesterday's nonfestation. you paid

i can't react to what's going on between the israelis and paulie because palestine is the litmus a pieceleader, and on the one hand, erdogan considers himself the protector of all muslims in the world, on the other hand, for him. this is an occasion for a very serious conversation with the saudis, the jordanians, who consider themselves the guardians of muslim saints, that is, erdogan not only understands that israel deliberately crossed the red line , it is important for him that in this confrontation his voice be the loudest, he knows what is at stake and that's all what he did during the years of his reign and everything that turkey will receive in the new world configuration. that is, everyone understands that the idea of ​​the great turan promoted by erdogan. this is not so much about the revival of the great ottoman empire. not so much about soft power. not so much helping muslim brothers around the world. this is a project. let less ambitious and more ideological than the chinese one train one way, but, nevertheless, the project of building a self-sufficient civilization. and righ

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good pauli. patrick you. good afternoon.life in prison and will serve a minimum term of 42 years. thomas shot the schoolgirl as he chased a convicted drug dealer into her home in august last year. olivia's mother said she misses heanng olivia's mother said she misses hearing daughter's voice and would do anything and give anything in the world to hear her chatting . it was the least her chatting. it was the least of our lives a sassy, chatty gail who never ran out of energy . she was a character. gail who never ran out of energy . she was a character . she gail who never ran out of energy . she was a character. she was my baby. and has amazing qualities and knew what she wanted in life . if you want to wanted in life. if you want to was here. she was the baby of our family on my off my shadow . our family on my off my shadow. now everything we do and every way we was a constant reminder that if she is there with those all promise for their future. so clearly taken away we can now draw the line on the seven months of agonised

>> chair pauly and i -- >> that's all i need to know. the gao is also supposed to do a report. >> i'm not familiar with that precise provision but it makes sense that gao should do a review. with of the supervisory confidential information will you be providing that csi to the gao? to be able to appropriately assess on our and what happened. that supervisory information to the do their review not to be for you, really late for yourself and decide what is appropriate and not appropriate. at the same information for the gao and the public report. >> mr. gruenberg, i want to touch on the treasury's commitment, sorry, the fdic to look at what was going on there. for all that is needed for us to assess. >> i think you have the authority to compel that information. >> in a timely manner is the key watchword here. between myself and the chairman. f sock was convened march 10, march 12 and march 24. have they met since march 204th? >> they have not. >> so it was reported that the secretary convened these officials with the video conference is th

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pauli no end in sight and a looming humanitarian disaster. paul adams.tropolitan police officers could be missing murders because the force has failed to learn from mistakes made in the case of serial killer stephen port. his majesty's inspectorate of constabulary and fire and rescue services said there had been a "calamitous litany of failures" in the investigation eight years ago. port is serving a whole life term for the murders of four men and a string of six attacks. helena wilkinson reports. stephen port poisoned antony wallgate, gabriel kovari, daniel whitworth and jack taylor with an overdose of a date rape drug at his flat in east london between june 2014 and september 2015. he was also found guilty of a series of sex assaults against other men. an inquest later heard the met police made a series of mistakes in the case. the deaths were not initially seen as suspicious by officers. today's report says some improvements have since been made, nearly eight years since port murdered his last victim. but it said officers still relied on luck to ident

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