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and arrange a meeting, excuse me, who is rhys, here is the operational action plan. can help you, i didn’t understand something, are you a mend or a good offices bureau, another, i could be fired from the zaksyva, or maybe even close it, it’s clear, and that’s money, money, like severance pay. i ’ll hand over your accomplices to you, and you’ll give me fifty dollars in greenery, and you won’t burst, and i have a rubber pocket, so, don’t you agree? i believe you, i know that they are really crushing you , so i agree, where are they, in 2 hours, in gardening... but only if something goes wrong, i’ll say hello through you, the telephone hooligan has been identified, yeah, here’s the data, well done, kir. i completed the task, i’m free, and the order, to the cashier , hello, this is the colonel of the city workers, i’m waiting for you, yes, in my office, rice, i need to kill the cop, he drives, i checked through our garbage. they really want to imprison him, you know better. well, here’s house 108, how many are there, two of them, there are definitely no trunks, where di

i love the relationship of blackbeard and rhys, one of my favorite things on the show. know what i'm saying? tough men are supposed to have feelings too. the way you found your way to love and everything, i love everything about it. >> when you look at human beings in general, when people when tough guys say things like, you know, never let anyone get too close, not going to -- never fall in love, that is because they have a tendency to let people get too close and want to get close and are suckers for love. >> leslie: yeah. yeah. yeah. i am pretty sure you get this question all the time but i'm going to ask because you know i am crazy. do you know you fine as hell? [cheers and applause] i mean, you are like one of those guys in high school that don't know that they are cute. >> oh, i know. >> leslie: [laughs] ahh! well, people, "next goal wins" is in theaters now everywhere on november 17th. we are going to take a break. thank you, taika. [cheers and applause] yes! taika waititi! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ travis kelce! two championship rings! seven consecutive thousand

preview the houseboat on speaker mike johnson who is funding a gas bill with congressional reporter rhysorman. and the progressive policy institute discusses policy spending, congress facing a shutdown and calls by some in congress for a debt commission. washington journal, joining the conversation live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> tuesday fbi see martin and federal reserve vice chair michael artest if i at a senate -- testified at a senate banking committee meeting. watch on c-span3, c-span now or online at c-span.org. ♪ >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government funded by these television companies and more including comcast. >> you think this is just a community center? no, it is more than that. comcast is partnering with 1000 community centers so that students from low income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything.

there is no elect rhys and the they cannot work with each other and there is a lot of targeting around the hospital. under a constant barrage of air strikes it is impossible for both patients and staff to safely evacuate. doctors are overwhelmed, morgues now long beyond capacity. and with communications frequently cut off, contact between medical teams on the ground and with the outside world is growing increasingly difficult. hospital officials say thousands of displaced civilians are still thought to be in the compound, taking shelter in what once was thought to be a sanctuary in the midst of this seemingly unending nightmare. >> we thought the hospital was a safe place, but it wasn't. if we had stayed another five minutes we would have been killed. they started to bomb us and we ran away from al shifa. >> the israeli military says it is now enabling passage from three hospitals in northern gaza with an additional route said to have been open to allow civilians to evacuate southward. >> translator: this is another form of torture. we have about six kilometers to go. she had a stroke

also, congressional reporter rhys gorman talks about house gop efforts to bring a vote to the floor to authorize an impeachment inquiry to president biden. we will continue with the conversation on foreign aid and the border and then later a preview of this year's un climate summit in dubai with rachel frazin. "washington journal" is next. host: good morning this thursday, november 30. welcome to "washington journal." we will spend our first hour talking about whether or not congress shoul

could rhys tait with paragraph 36, please? —— could we state with paragraph 36?hat chris whitty and patrick vallance and no doubt all of those who supported them were anything other than excellent scientists who could provide scientific advice. what you go on is a slightly different concern, perhaps you can explain it. i thought it was a very odd thing to say, it is not what governments normally do, just decide they are going to blindly follow advice from something else. that was my first question with it, why are we following... is that the right thing that a government should be doing, following the science? and i also, probably more significantly, didn't understand what "the science" was, and felt that it felt, to my first point, a bit of a cop out. we are not making any decisions, we are just following the science and an unfair one in particular. secondly, there is so much and so many different scientific questions involved and even i, who am not an expert, could see that. i thought it was an odd thing to stick so religiously too, although i could see its val

also, congressional reporter rhys gorman talks about house gop efforts to bring a vote to the floor to authorize an impeachment inquiry to president biden. we will continue with the conversation on foreign aid and the border and then later a preview of this year's un climate summit in dubai with rachel frazin. "washington journal" is next. host: good morning this thursday, november 30. welcome to "washington journal." we will spend our first hour talking about whether or not congress should expel congressman george santos from their chamber. we are expecting that debate on a resolution to expel the new york congressman will happen today, as well as the possible vote, or the vote could come friday. it is your turn to tell lawmakers how you want them to vote. if you say yes, dial in at (202)-748-8000. if you say no, (202)-748-8001. even if you are not sure, join the conversation and tell us why at (202)-748-8002. you can also text us, include your first name, city and state, to (202)-748-8003. will go to facebook.com/c-span and post your thoughts there. you can also do so on x with the h

statement describing the actions of dominic cummings who we heard from yesterday, one of prime minister rhyss were killed there. time for a look at the business news now with ben thompson. the flexible workspace provider wework — will reportedly file for bankruptcy protection as early as next week, according to the wall streetjournal, citing sources familiar with the matter. a wework spokesperson told the bbc that it doesn't comment on speculation. the company has been grappling with losses and debt since 2019

now see rhys, 23 of i'm a celebrity.of your second favourite geordie broads masters now it's in tonight from the australian jungle. it's set for a dramatic launch as high profile contestants include jamie lynn spears, the sister of p0p jamie lynn spears, the sister of pop star britney , and someone pop star britney, and someone that we know closer to home. our very own gb news presenter nigel farage, who'll be competing in the gruesome challenges down under. the gruesome challenges down under . well, joining me now to under. well, joining me now to discuss is the reporter and broadcaster stephanie techy. stephanie, thank you very much for your time. steph we've seen images and i wonder if we can just get them on on screen here of nigel in what appears to be some form of gunge. what do you think that is? is he searching for stars or something wrong? yeah well, basically, as you said, darren, it is going to be a dramatic start to the season 23 of i'm a celebrity and no one's been spared, especially nigel. >> so tonight we'

the least shocking story that anyone's ever come across there anyway, we go to the daily star now to rhystion a picture of a giant handbag on the front there. i suppose that's supposed to. yeah link to handbags at dawn isn't it? she says that he's bit he's he's weak, he's a bit wet. he's a there we go. they a loser. so there we go. they also do have of course, the cracking typical daily star story of miracle of the crying virgin mary. that's on page nine. that doesn't make nine. so if that doesn't make you star, nothing will. you buy the star, nothing will. we're the mail now. you buy the star, nothing will. we're the mail now . we had we're on the mail now. we had a deal and you broke it, suella tells pm. but rishi hits back and says he believes in actions, not not words. so those are the front pages . can i zone in on front pages. can i zone in on something here before i reveal something here before i reveal something that's on the inside of one of these papers? by the way, i'm i'm going to go in on this, philip, about this. lord cameron george cameron will turn to george osborne for in

the least shocking story that anyone's ever come across there anyway, we go to the daily star now to rhystion a picture of a giant handbag on the front there. i suppose that's supposed to. yeah link to handbags at dawn isn't it? she says that he's a wet. he's weak, he's a bit wet. he's a so there we go. they a loser. so there we go. they also do have of course, the cracking typical daily star story of miracle of the crying virgin mary. that's page virgin mary. that's on page nine. if doesn't make nine. so if that doesn't make you star, nothing will. you buy the star, nothing will. we're the mail now. you buy the star, nothing will. we're the mail now . we had we're on the mail now. we had a deal and you broke it, suella tells pm. but rishi hits back and says he believes in actions, not not words. so those are the front pages . can i zone in on front pages. can i zone in on something here before i reveal something here before i reveal something that's on the inside of one of these papers? by the way, i'm i'm going to go in on this, philip, about this. lord cameron george cameron will turn

warming us up in the studio, rhys stephenson kicks off monday's strictly fitness. see you at 9:15. muslim communities forum. according to the sunday telegraph, he said the statement during a speech in 2021. scotland yard said he'd expressed views which didn't align with the met�*s values. mr malik posted a quote on the social media site x, criticising the coverage. the way many of us work has changed for good since the pandemic, according to research — with more than half of professionals now hybrid working. the recruitment firm hays found 56 percent of people wouldn't accept a role that didn't offer the flexibility of working from home and the workplace. it comes as an increasing number of people are commuting again, but mainly on the midweek days. just look at a year ago — we were at around 48% of occupancy. we are now at 53%. so a significant increase just in a year in london. a year before that, it was an increase of 9%. so we are progressively seeing occupancy coming back. let's take a look at the tubes. minor delays on the central line between white city, west ruislip and eal

rhys stephenson's live at the royal albert hall, chatting to 93—year—old singer and chelsea pensionerng begins this morning in the by—election to see who'll be the new mayor of hackney. the former labour mayor philip glanville stood down over his association with a former councillor who was found guilty of possessing indecent images of children. the result�*s expected around lunchtime. vehicle breakdowns caused by potholes are said to have reached a record high due to the "substandard state" of local roads. that's the verdict of motoring group the rac, which said it's received nearly 6,000 call—outs due to poor road surfaces between july and september — that's a 46% increase from the same period last year. hard to believe but this was 17 years ago... # a moment like this... leona lewis became a global star after winning the x factor in 2006. since then she's sold 35 million records. she now divides her time between london and la, and is soon off on a uk christmas tour. but when she's not here, there is one thing she always craves. i really miss a good roast dinner. you take that for g

margarita chirkova and rhys mander there. shuji meat and shuji . meat and shuji. >> let's see.ke the label bit. >> you don't like the label bit. >> so label. but you see all that business. i mean, that margarita was saying that people don't smoke cigarettes because i'm sure to a degree that's true . but i sat around a table recently with six women, women all women. it was true . do all women. it was true. do i think more women smoke than men because they hang out their women more? >> maybe? that's right . maybe >> maybe? that's right. maybe that's right, if i may say. but they i lifted up the packet of cigarettes and i looked at him. >> oh, my god, this is disgusting. looking didn't stop. >> know what i mean? i think people come to the image. yeah. okay alex, let's go alex. okay alex, let's go to alex. >> the latest on storm >> let's get the latest on storm kieran . kieran. >> morning, alex deakin here with your latest weather update from the met office for gb news storm arrives tonight and storm kieran arrives tonight and we met office amber we have met office amber warnings i

host: joining us is rhys borman, congressional reporter with the washington examiner. we heard yesterday republicans have plans to bring to the house floor and impeachment inquiry into president biden. what would this look like? guest: the main knock from the white house on the impeachment inquiry going on into president joe biden is the fact there was no official vote, it was just kind of announced by former speaker kevin mccarthy on a random tuesday. he came out and said we are opening and impeachment inquiry, giving them the freedom to start investigating. house republicans are thinking to give it more power they will have to take it to the floor for about. the white house has been pushing back saying is not a real inquiry because there is not a vote. that is the thinking, they will bring it to the floor for a vote and put to rest that it is not a legitimate impeachment inquiry. host: to they have the votes for it to pass? guest: it looks like it. there been people against it who said with the evidence that have come out we will support it. i think ken buck is the o