. , time, polly? there had been some speculation — time, polly?tion that they would - time, polly? there had been some speculation that they would try i time, polly? there had been some| speculation that they would try and hold a wildcat referendum without any legal basis. she is now put forward this to supreme court claiming basically a legal basis for holding a referendum. if that then fails and is rejected by the uk's highest court her plan is that she will turn the general election into a referendum, at least within scotland. which seems to be to be an odd thing because you can'tjust declare that in the election about one thing is an election about something else. in the end a general election is where you send members of parliament to the united kingdom parliament and you can'tjust pretend it's a referendum on something different. nevertheless, despite the fact that they loss in 2014, this is actually the at the core of nikola surgeons agenda. basically what they're saying is in the left next general election they would have nothing to say to

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polly, you get the long straw or the _ pressure.w or the short straw - pressure. polly, you get the long i straw or the short straw depending on how you look at it the daily star tomorrow morning, the wedding center. �* , p, tomorrow morning, the wedding center. �*, . ., tomorrow morning, the wedding center. �*, . . ., tomorrow morning, the wedding center. �*, . . . �*, center. it's a great headline. it's a depressing _ center. it's a great headline. it's a depressing story. _ center. it's a great headline. it's a depressing story. everything i center. it's a great headline. it's - a depressing story. everything about the car crash that britney spears is life seems to be tabloid fodder. she's trying to move on and get married and her ex—husband is gate crashing her wedding. married and her ex—husband is gate crashing herwedding. i married and her ex—husband is gate crashing her wedding. i don't know, this feels to me like the worst of our celebrity culture of somebody was basically a grown up from the ms. mickey mouse show, mental p

can you still hear polly o'neal would, you know, grants caraway scaffold where we put that in with john? truly snape, you're actually kind of general shiki putting while ago we show goldman crimes to start very well with when we play a place here. is a story lee? oh well you dont football pretty well good on principles of them. i'm with to relate this with the approaches from what, what prompted you for calling la with almost the bunker, so not don't, but there's one bump a dump on the agenda. crochet little shock. he known football lupita a preliminary form for the roland was sooner sooner. proto, who was procedure? yeah, i didn't look, i would come down. you should have sent it or well, you did it on martha. my welcome scholarship submitted. your show could it was a lot of sale. person personal talk. we usually ship only one that i wanted to put in the back to be a different job. i never knew there was a much rigid kaji, though i believe was managed hosting plan was could not still hold the charlotte to live. we'll use the gym, vulnerable. we have sucrose but, and i am still focusing

polly mackenzie there. warning that humanitarian conditions in the russian—occupied city of mariupol have deteriorated so far that there's a risk of diseases such as cholera and dysentery breaking out. the exiled deputy mayor of the southern port city says bodies are still being discovered in the ruins, there's a lack of doctors, and food and water are in short supply. our correspondent nick beake has more from kyiv. the big concern is that the dire conditions in mariupol, this city of death and destruction, are ideal for the rapid spread of this disease among the 100,000 people who are still said to be living there. tonight, the ministry of health here in ukraine have told us they actually have not recorded any official cases. and that's not to say they do not exist, but they say it is more a case that they cannot do any testing there because the russians are not allowing people in and out. this is a city where it is very hard to get any information from — communications are poor — but earlier today, we we

polly mackenzie there. has announced that the leaders of 20 countries attending the americas summit, in los angeles, have endorsed a plan to address mass migration. the us has seen record numbers of people reaching its border with mexico every month. speaking on the final day of the summit, mr biden said that the declaration outlines specific measures to address the phenomenon. with these declaration, we are transforming our approach to managing migration in the americas. each of us is signing up americas. each of us is signing up to commitments that recognise the challenges we all share and if the responsibility that impacts on all of our nations. ukrainian officials are warning that humanitarian conditions in the russian—occupied city of mariupol have deteriorated so far that there's a risk of diseases, such as cholera and dysentery breaking out. the exiled deputy mayor of the southern port city says bodies are still being discovered in the ruins, there's a lack of doctors, and food and water are in short

polly mackenzie there for us.ounced that the leaders of 20 countries attending the americas summit in los angeles have endorsed a plan to address mass migration. the us has seen record numbers of people reaching its border with mexico every month. speaking on the final day of the summit, mr biden said that the declaration outlines specific measures to address the phenomenon. with this declaration, we are transforming our approach to managing migration in the americas. each of us — each of us — is signing up to commitments that recognise the challenges we all share and the responsibility that impacts on all of our nations. let's speak to our north america correspondent david willis. talk us through what has been agreed, david.— agreed, david. well, this declaration _ agreed, david. well, this declaration reflects - agreed, david. well, this declaration reflects the i agreed, david. well, this - declaration reflects the biden administration's support for legal migration and its opposition to illegal migration and it

margo says now we really need that dashcam on polly p.one in that porch. matt from pasadena, california, i do remember where i was when i heard kassidy hutchins and tell her story. sitting on my couch, same player as i was when i heard jussie smollett tell his. jeff from laurel villa ohio. adam schiff sees no motive for this kassidy woman to lie? are you kidding me? how about tv interviews, a book deal, and free shots every democratic drink fest. she will never have to buy another drink for the rest of her life. which maybe is why she testified. maybe she likes to drink. that is just gossip. i am just gossiping. tucker is up next. always remember, i am watters, and this is my world. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." we are here at the presidential palace in brasilia, brazil. a completely planned city built in the late 1950s as a new federal zone in this sprawling country, brazil. we are here because this is the home of the president, jair bolsonaro, had breakfast with him and sat down with a

i spoke to polly bon from barnwell, one of 2 years the most head. he said they're old people. the dad and injured have been buried from under the rubble bob to the burials off to death is still ongoing, given the large number of casualties have you rate unfortunately stopped? well, yesterday weather was really bad and impeded 8 air force. now there are clear blue skies of. busy afghanistan, i'm so this makes it a bit easier, more ambulances and some helicopters, in addition to the ones that already were dispatched yesterday, reached areas are. so the ada ford has ramping up. i've canister and as we know, as a country that is already on its knees, is the taliban lead government equipped to deal with such an emergency? not fully, as you rightly say already before it was the human humanitarian crisis. the taliban already before the end of that bonded age for all the international community. most public services have since years already before to polygon to power been funded by international aid. and this of course, and compound to situation now with, with these many people that l

good girl, polly.miles ♪ ♪ keep me through the night ♪ follow the music ♪ follow the music home ♪ follow the music home - i got this phone call one morning, he said, have you ever been nominated for a grammy? i said no. he said, well you are now. [alice chucing] - when my mom was nominated for a grammy it was kind of like, really, mom? and the other reaction is, well, it's about time. - here we are in l.a. live for your grammy. - had her cowboy boots on on the red carpet. she looked so great, man. - she is, alice gerrard is a babe. - yeah, alice gerrard's a babe. she's a total babe. - there's no way around it. i think alice should've won that grammy. ♪ follow the music home [relaxing guitar music] ♪ won't you follow me back home ♪ ♪ where the sunlight used to be ♪ - what hazel and i did was important and this is more stuff that we never recorded. this is not hi-fi, this is not perfect. and i'm curious to know how it will be received. [alice laughing] [audience applauding] thank you so much. i have to s

. >> jesse: that right there was music to polly pease ears, and he could've been charged with a felonyt the d.a. only charged him with a misdemeanor. so drug dealers, trigger pullers and democrat drunk drivers are getting special treatment, but if you are a law-abiding gun owner, you are the problem. just ask new york governor kathy hopeful. >> what do you have to say to who is committing crimes? >> i don't have to have numbers or a data point to point to you to say -- all i know is i have a responsibility to people in the state to have sensible gun safety laws. >> jesse: the lady does not care who the criminals are, she just wants to take away your gun and not be able to protect yourself from the criminals. she looked into the numbers at all, i know that's very stressful for her and requires a lot of effort, she discovers, she goes to states with higher rates of gun ownership don't correlate to states with more gun homicides. in fact, many cases states with high gun ownership rates have lower murder rates. this is who we are dealing with, ignorant politicians who confuse white guilt w

the lawsuit names both for polly and the winery.for comments. she is the 14th woman to come forward with sexual assault or misconduct allegations against the former mayor. 906 your time this morning firefighters watching out for flare ups from three different brush fires and contra costa marin. it's santa cruz county's. they all started yesterday, a fire near highway 17 at santa cruz county now 75% contained after briefly threatening three homes, their crews up in marin county, they fully contained a brush fire that was on lucas valley road in san rafael. that too, threatened homes. and in the east bay contra costa county flames from a home fire in alamo spread and created a brushfire drivers actually on interstate 6 80 could see that smoke. from that fire in alamo. it started shortly after three o'clock yesterday afternoon near stone valley. road crews fought the flames on both the ground and you see here in the air and managed to get the brush fire. under control. however the fire did cause major damage to that three story home wh

said polly p. jennifer from michigan, where are the leaders of mothers against drunk driving?e a statement about polly p's reckless driving. saw the sticker on my gas pump today, gas prices higher than hunter biden. that's a good one. we did not get to a window but involves writing a will, am i right? we will have an update tomorrow. tucker is up next and always remember, i am watters -- kat from your to do it with me? and this is my world. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." a year and a half after january 6th, it is interesting that even the most basic questions about what actually happened that day remain mysteriously unanswered. first and most obviously if you have seen the tape, why did law enforcement open the doors of the building and let protesters walk right into the capital? that is bizarre behavior no matter what they say. so why did it

to polly.ther battered or job or she is corrupt. i think it's both. that does not matter. because the way that justice looks like in america as long as your democrat you're always a victim. that is about to change. she is a former presidential candidate and congresswoman does is make you angry when you just see these two different standards of justice? >> would make me angry is just how dangerous the consequences of this are is what you really pointing out here and all different examples they are talking about is how our law enforcement is essentially being politicized and weaponized to go after political opponents as well as to go after people who refused to comply. people who won't go along with whatever they are saying we the people must do. you mentioned a few examples. you mention parents were standing up for their kids the past about how we saw the irs go after organizations with the word patriot in their title of the organization. this not only dangerously undermines our democracy, the r

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thank st. joining us on the plaza and dr. polly, the her laughing to finance. and you anyway, and thank you for joining us. hey, on auntie international that can be top of the off with the licensed ah, well, john middle alex, she's just gonna be on the left in columbia. nobody but i just bought a level that he thought young my real name is logical is law school of college with brenda fit on which yeah, it is public. your fear to be a number is enough. feel okay. that make it look like which in now she did the way volley april really not is almost was is you know, if there was no way it was. yeah, they just had that got on a bus and deal this would not have happened for vedo as by them didn't push this agenda. this war with that because i'm yeah, that will soon use that i need to. what about a, a good a, what is okay, feel the same way with, [000:00:00;00] with them with them. but really, that's what it is, is this is them way. grad bubbles because you are the one on the propeller. read them who new stores and opponents. ah munoz over to button just hit on which

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can you put polly o'neal would you know okay. and ski away kirkwood will barely put that in with john, truly snape, you're actually kind of general, shaky putting while ago. we show goldman crunch the sniper. we will look with one replay and please do. these are really all my hero. don't throw a ball pretty will good on principles of them. i'm with to relate this with the approaches from world war prompt, and then i'll call you all with on a single dongle sonata don't. but there's one bump a dump on the other crochet a little shocked. ye not bud. well, repeating the credit you may aggressive up already for, for the organization was sooner sooner. protocol was procedure. yeah, i didn't look i would come down. you should have sent it earlier today to marta. my welcome scholar shot estimated, useful quote. he was a lot of sales person. personal talk. we usually ship only one that i wanted to put in the back could be a different not done yet. and you, there was a much richer kaji though, i believe was managed hosting plan was, could

with me are the political commentator, polly mackenzie, and the editor of the house magazine, rosa princent pages. starting with. the metro leads with the sentencing of ghislaine maxwell — pointing out she'll be nearly 80 when she finishes her 20 year prison sentence the i focuses on the plan for a new scottish independence referendum — which was announced earlier by nicola sturgeon the guardian says it puts the snp on a collision course with westminster over the legality of the vote the main story in the ft is today's hearing into the riot at the us capitol — and the testimony that donald trump wanted tojoin in, according to one of his aides. so let's begin. welcome to you both. sorry we came to bed later but we had the sad news of dame deborahjames. can we start with you on the metro? seems quite an old—fashioned headline from the 19705, glenn maxwell cage for 20 years, like something out of old fleet street, isn't it? —— mike d what did you think of the judge's sentencing in light of what the guidelines were? it sentencing in light of what the guidelines were?— sentencing in light of w

this is miss polly. but sidney? pardon me, what the status with push pull out, what was in your lunch, i'm not sure what's not the response of the shunt on like the light shampoo with your computer. yes. ah ah, with what me them order or loss. believe this the guy with with the new man with machine. yeah. you're done with them but when i'm lost, i'm currently on the watch, a soccer old watch a so backed up with me for me. notice from vanessa. gotcha. yeah. they also got a hold of me not too much. so one moment that are pretty low. yes, we shall. grandma got what, not go away from me and they retired dentures. took a clean up until when you made the annual pro. so for sure with that one little coy on which is to cooks here to cold water so that will hopefully out. yes, they are going to chase way rollbook. i'm with a community here because he was still working nearby. howard me both personally referred to with on deal at to see the bus to lie to quit the pin, the blossoms, the issue on the hud. you record you mosquit

and coordination with international aid, both these to some extent still like difficult because it, polly bomb try to interfere the polar bomb apparently also want to control, they say sometimes it's even bickering between tale bond ministries. and so in this regard, coordination, they are not that well set up. so it's, it's, yeah, it's on even balance. ok, france, 40 or 40 force from campbell. thanks for that. let's take a quick look now at some other stories making headlines at this hour in a significant day for the gun violence debate in the united states. the senate passed the country's 1st federal gun control bill in 25 years. but that breakthrough came just hours after a sent back for gun safety when the supreme court ruled that americans have a constitutional right to carry firearms in public. british prime minister boris johnson's conservatives have suffered to crushing defeats and parliamentary by elections. one of the losses was in a part of southwest england held by his party for well over a century. the defeats are the latest blow for the bible leader and could renew speculati

what we got against is to use their pollies as a pong to achieve the americas jewel, political dirt. he goals that is trying to detain china and derail china's peaceful development. the us censorship of russian media has apparently had the opposite effect of what it set out to do when a recent microsoft report supports the show, concluding that there's a huge spike of interest in content from russian media outlets like rti on the spot think news agency there the u. s. tech giant claims the rise was provoked by so called russian cyber influence operations. according to microsoft's estimates, russian media outlets get around 60 to 80000000 ridge monthly views in the u. s. that makes a ledge. russian influence quotes on par with a major publication like the wall street journal you choose blocked access to russian media channels across the globe out the start of the conflict in ukraine despite a constitutional bond on over censorship. in the u. s. while the european union has also imposed sanctions in our teens, but next broadcasting across the american lawyer and activists to uncover li

what we got against is to use their pollies as a pong to achieve the americas jewel printed to go dirt. he goals that is trying to detain china and derail china's peaceful development. just a day after the u. s. supreme court struct on the constitutional right of women, to abortion clinics in some states have already started closing that says thousands of americans have taken to the streets nationwide and protest up the ruling belief in arizona resorted to firing tear gas to disperse the crowds. oh, you know, 100 people tried to force their way into a government building in phoenix, smushing glass walls and doors. officials declared the raleigh there on, on lawful assembly. demonstrations also took place in new york, boston, los angeles, and other major cities to a chorus of my body, my choice president biden. haslam me for its decision as a tragic and historic error make no mistake. this decision is a combination of a deliberate effort over decades upset balance of our law. it's a realization of an extreme ideology in a tragic error by the supreme court. in my view, a cascade of anti

that there is some internal bickering that's on polly bon ministries and the officials wants to be in the forefront even if this comes to the cost of off working efficiently. uh, for example, medical supplies also already before the earthquake, there has been administrative troubles with medical supplies, having reached a country but being stuck in costumes. it is not clear how much this has been resolved use with the current emergency, but such problems remain friends, muddy and cobble. thank you so much. lawmakers in the united states of move forward on a landmark legislation to cook gun violence. the senate passed the country's 1st federal gun control bill in 25 years after a small group of republicans joined with the democrats. the bill provides for a number of nations such as enhanced background checks for young adults who wish to buy a gun. the bill is expected to pass the house of representatives and be signed into law by president joe biden. but the breakthrough came just alice after a ruling that could lead to more people carrying guns in public. the supreme court struck down

with me again, the political commentator polly mackenzie and david bond, the deputy political editoro—date with the front pages at home, we've got a full set, even though it is a friday night, when everybody wants to get out of the office early! the times claims prince charles has called government plans to send asylum seekers to rwanda "appalling". that same claim also in the mail. it's after a high courtjudge ruled that the first deportation flight can go ahead as planned next week.

we've been speaking to polly mackenzie, a political commentator, about prince charles reportedly callingnment's rwanda policy "appalling". charles, who will be king, potentially sooner than we might wish, given her majesty's ill—health, his position is unique and he has to have a constitutionally independent role. he has to find a way to be neutral and essentially a sort of a counsellor to the government of the day, but it is not his call what the government does. in the end, they are voted in by a democratic system and, you know, charles has made these blunders — i guess you might call them — or has been outspoken throughout his life. there have so often been controversies. again, lots of them on issues where i tend to agree with him, around the kind of housebuilding that we do, or around the importance of nature. but i think it will be a challenge. of course, having spent — unlike the queen who has spent almost all of her adult life as the monarch — charles is now in his 70s and is still only the heir to the throne. i think that adaptation will be challenging and it is a reminder, i'm

what we got against is to use their pollies as a pong to achieve the america's jewel, political dirt. he goals that is try to detain china and d real china's peaceful development. ah, and finally, joe biden has accidentally revealed a cheat sheet card prepared by staff during a meeting with wind industry executives at the white house. i think cruise some very specific actions. the checklist tells the president to enter the room and say hello to participants. it gives basic instructions about where to sit and what to do. jo biden's been spotted with similar guides before, including prepared answers written for him during a question and answer session on ukraine. the lacy's incidence has become the source of mockery on social media. we need a list of what medication biden is on. this is troubling. his staff need to remind biden who he is. this man is running the country. meanwhile, not knowing who he is. this is elder abuse. one, keep people pull and on welfare to concentrate on their gay, transgender up agenda. 3, hide biden, clinton crime families, info and hide hunters, laptop info,

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the same thing happens in the neighboring village of polly, their collective farms also burned down, and then saraeva burned that grandmother, too, they inflict terrible destruction destroy houses kill cheekbones kill people, and in these parts such cases are not uncommon, but a year ago one grandmother , ran into a bike too, well, not in the rain. i am also something so shallow, drizzling and killed by lightning lightning. they beat here so often that many old people have learned to treat it almost philosophically. the time has come to die. well, how to figure it out? does the lightning have anything to do with the giant relic snakes we're guessing, that there might be one of the local habitats here, but these are from time to time? people feel a strange and terrible trembling of the earth guards. there's a better way to say it? i don’t even know that there is some kind of small vibration. recently, landslides have appeared in these places, there are no earths and just. well the earth is crawling there that's what it means, is training and not colic threatened by the fate of the anc

china produces more than 80% of all the world's polly silicon. it's not an irrelevant point to note that they do that by using coal fire electricity. so china is doing it with, reportedly, slave labor. but let's set that aside and let's look at the energy issues, which they use coal to make it. we're a net importer of almost everything relevant to anything that's so-called green energy, whether it's key components of wind turbines. all the key material ands minerals to make batteries for electric cars. china, also, utterly and complete dominating. >> one of the things that the white house said in response today in one of the reports on this, was that, oh, this is all good because this is going to get us faster or more reliably to the 2035 zero carbon world they're trying to create. how realistic is that? i know you've done great stuff on this. >> well, let's just not to put it fine point on it either. the zero carbon world by 2035 has zero percent chance of happening. the world have spent more than $5 trillion probably closer to $10 trillion over

ready for your pollies on non graphy? i see later, but i'll take you to the sleep lab. i'm pretty okay, joseph over this will register your eye movements while you sleep, depending on the stage of sleep your in your eyes move in different ways as is from a hassle. this device will record your sleeping and to morrow morning to download the dot holiday shandra. how to schedule decker, a number of sleep cycles occur in one night. one complete cycle lasts about 90 minutes and contains 4 stages. falling asleep, light, sleep, deep sleep, and the ram phase of rapid eye movement during which we dream. this cycle is repeated $4.00 to $7.00 times in the course of a normal night. so it's very important to go to bed when you're tired. ask was it lucy conveyed tests showed you how great difficulties falling asleep. they knew it took you nearly 45 minutes and then you woke up frequently during the 1st part of the night. they would let me that they did turn on. we'll have a else i was not, can't be normal. i saw i not been on my. no, it's not a video of it means your sleep is easily d

some one realized that of all things, it was the day of the humble kirby game. hum, boob against aunt polly. holy, the soccer match would be occupying too many officers. so arresting the dealers was postponed. surveillance continued when we hoped are on the cover work. my lead is to catching a deal, as it happened. under surveillance, the suspects rented a white van. as the sun didn't defer, we assumed the van men that a few boxes of marijuana will become hell. talks about my yada com. the plan was to immediately arrest anyone putting anything into the van. first day. the van drove to a port terminal. several men got out. they were interested in one specific container . defy hunt the electronic shipping documents to supplement the new which contain a number though after how did the men get such precise information? efficient as j or, you know, port workers are paid mid 5 figure sums for this onward or ask again because it's no help if the container with traffic good is on top of 2 others. and no one can reach it. i don't know when a truck picked up the container, the suspects followed in th

ra polly. we openly told them a little handout wouldn't be bad and they understood and took our request seriously on here we regularly received substantial donations from large companies were more precisely from the foundations that belong to them. these are donations that have no strings attached. we can do whatever we want. casino did looking perfect. so we're vic. according to the suit, dies had zeitung google donated $3100000.00 to the wic, a media foundation in 2019 amazon $1000000.00. these some seem rather small in comparison with the billions and revenue that have been generated with the data from the wiki projects. and i, this is as common congress ma hot else vicky period. when you now look at this conglomerate of wikipedia and the 5 fake american tank corporations at all. so it's a threat to our political sovereignty quite simply because power is being concentrated at various levels, not just financially, and then it also in attention economy. when yet, and now increasingly in the au

statement about polly p's reckless driving. saw the sticker on my gas pump today, gas prices higher than hunter biden. that's a good one. we did not get to a window but involves writing a will, am i right? we will have an update tomorrow. tucker is up next and always remember, i am watters -- kat from your to do it with me? and this is my world. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." a year and a half after january 6th, it is interesting that even the most basic questions about what actually happened that day remain mysteriously unanswered. first and most obviously if you have seen the tape, why did law enforcement open the doors of the building and let protesters walk right into the capital? that is bizarre behavior no matter what they say. so why did it happen? and then once it did happen, why did authorities lied to the country for months and tell us that officer of brian sicknick had been murdered by the mob when in fact the medical examiner determined he died of a stroke hours later. just toni