well the guy leading the oaths a well credentialed doctor named robert englander, not to be confusedrt england aka freddy kruger although your health might be in better hands with freddy but it was written by a committee of 15 students and a spokeswoman says it's common practice for them to work with faculty to write an oath that reflects values and ethics the class as spires to uphold. meaning they should only practice medicine in soap operas. worst the teachers and institutions seem to endorse this nonsense t good news is if you ever swallowed poison these grads will be great in making you throw it up. imagine being one of these kids' future patients. >> sir what seems to be the problem pfrjts doc i think i broke my hand i think i need an extra. >> when was the last time you apologized to a person of color for being white. >> what's that have to do with a broken hand. >> pump the brakes, let me do my job. >> what kind of car do you drive. >> an suv. >> you son of a bitch. i should break your other hand. >> is there anything you can do to help me? >> let me try something i learned i

. >> the actor who plays robert england is playing this character.reddie ( laughter ). >> stephen: thank you. this is you. okay. >> yeah. >> stephen: tell me what we're looking at here. >> it's called evil monster. >> stephen: what's going on down here-- >> oh,. >> stephen: that's a ghost. that was a ghost. there's no way that just happened. that is terrifying. my heart just stopped. did that scare anybody else? >> no. >> stephen: how are you not scared, melanie? >> it can fall off automatically. >> stephen: but it did before and nobody did anything. that's got to be a ghost. >> i'm not scared. >> probably my dead grandma touching that. >> stephen: could be a friend of yours. >> oh, my gosh, this is really scary. that monkey is looking straight into my eyes. >> stephen: that monkey? >> yeah. >> it's creepy. >> oh, yeah. >> stephen: is that a creepy morningy. >> it's being possessed by a demon. >> stephen: who is the hero of this movie, kingston? >> how about we put, like, this boy named peter who loves to do bad stuff, and then when he does bad, he g

k. britton's longest serving prime minister was sir robert walpole, but only was he the 1st prime minister of great britain, 14 years after england's union with scotland. but he was there for just short of a colossal 21 years. by contrast, or many decades. the shortest tenure as prime minister was george coming a century later. he took off his an $1827.00, but died after only $119.00 days. but outstripping, carrying by far is live, trust her 45 days in office, a less than half of kennings. total. matthew paris is a former tory member of parliament and a political commentator. he says, mistrust as time as leader has hurt an entire party. it is impossible to exaggerate the amount of damage this is done to the conservative party. the conservative party has always been seen as the boss's party, the party that understood the economy. they've always been seen as not necessarily very compassionate, but they've been seen as completely competent at running the economy at adding up. and that has been trashed. and in the last a few weeks that they've looked like the people who didn't understand adding up for they've looked like the people who

robert walpole. not only was the 1st prime minister of great britain, amir, 14 years after england's union with scotland, that he was there for just short of a colossal 21 years. or by contrast for many decades. the shortest tenure as prime minister was george carrying a century later. he took office in 18. $27.00 died after only $119.00 days. but outstripping, counting by far, is now less trust. she managed only 45 days before tendering her resignation. less than half of kennings total general strike is taking place across the occupied wife's bang, following the death of a palestinian man. israel says killed one of its soldiers with a tammy lived in the shop, refugee camp would demonstrations of being held outside his home. protests are also being held in several other cities in the west bank. ready forces have been searching for to me for more than a week. they blockaded the refugee camp in an attempt to find him. what happened is, after days of looking for day tammy, by the israeli forces, he showed up, but this time he was committing another gun attack. he was killed in a shootout, and valve phineas

process of reintroducing into a number of sites across england, including on exmoor, with the hope of restoring their habitats. i'm joined now by dr robertund and you all now work together to try to get some of these issues. what difference will this protection status make? presumably in this country, hunting was a big problem and we had a fur trade, but putting and we had a fur trade, but putting a b for years it hasn't been an issue. ., a b for years it hasn't been an issue. . ., , , ., a b for years it hasn't been an issue. . . , , ., . ., issue. yeah, it has been a central chance issue. yeah, it has been a central change from _ issue. yeah, it has been a central change from an _ issue. yeah, it has been a central change from an animal— issue. yeah, it has been a central change from an animal that - issue. yeah, it has been a central change from an animal that was l issue. yeah, it has been a central. change from an animal that was not found in the uk to a protected species to a native species. it has always been a native species, but we haven't had that confirmed in centuries. in the last ten years, wildlife trust and others have bee

england's oldest fishing plates. just a few boats including richard sco out now. all of the fee of love oliver roberts. amazing. and we got some beautiful days or where are you see dolphins swimming round your holy islands is already protected. landscape one rich him biodiversity. the u. k. government is hoping to create a number of highly protected marine areas, including here where fishing would be banned. they say the scheme would allow nature to fully recover to a more natural state, allowing the ecosystem to thrive and that they will take the views of the local community, fishermen and environmental groups on gold. what happens out at sea really does the fact this entire community because once this tidal causeway floods, holy island is cut off hours at a time. meaning it's difficult for people living behind me to commute over for the mainland loving father. we pray for this holy island for our fishermen and their families inside saint mary's church. prayers are sad for the islands community. some of the fishing families work in hospitality. the other main industry on the island, the economy is not just abo

robert walpole. not only was the 1st prime minister of great britain and the 14 years after england's union with scotland, and he was there for just short of a colossal 21 years. by contrast, for many decades, the shortest tenure as prime minister was george canning a century. later, he took office and 827, but died after only 119 days. but outstripping counting by far as the stross who managed only 45 days before tendering her resignation. less than half kennings total. let's bring in patrick diamond. he's in associate professor and public policy at queen mary university of london. he joins us now live from the british capital, london. so has ever been a time in british politics of so much in stability in the office of prime minister was certainly no historical parallel with the 45 days that trust is managed in downing street. i think it is worth saying that in previous periods of economic turbulence that have been premier ships that was shorter than perhaps we would expect. so in the late 1970, for example, jim callahan only served for 3 years in number 10 because of the very serious economic instabili

committee of tory backbenchers in the evening — mp robert halfon said truss was "trashing blue collar conservatism." earlier in the day, the bank of england it would bring its emergency intervention to an end and the office for national statistics announced that the uk economy shrank by 0.3% in august, strengthening predictions that the uk economy will fall into a recession. a few pleasantries caught on camera as the prime minister met with the king yesterday. your majesty. good to see you again. in the king's words, "dear oh dear". a tip to move the conversation on. it is certainly how some tory mps felt last night when she met with them here in parliament. but the reception she got some tory mps was frosty. mps in the room say the tory mp robert halfon, who supported rishi sunak�*s leadership ambitions, accused liz truss of trashing blue collar conservatism, saying the party of the national living wage was now cutting tax for millionaires and not ruling out a real term cut for benefits. some tory mps have called for the party to come together after disagreements over some of the government's tax plans. there is no plan b. plan b is a la

england, that's where i'm from. people used to pride themselves on vigorous debate and in new hampshire, who in the name of robert frost that a new hampshire politician would even consider hiding from her own constituents? hey maggs, the state motto is live free or die, not let's flee and dock. you notice that beyond avoiding debates, liberals like senator hassan, they aren't even hosting public town halls either. they used to do that all the time. so voters don't get to ask for questions pretty much about anything. certainly not about issues they are getting hammered by, the policy she voted for. family is a new hampshire now are being forced to go into debt big time just to afford the essentials. high inflation coupled with historic interest rate hikes have some new hampshire residents relying on credit cards to get by. according to the wallet hub, the average new hampshire household has more than $8,400 in credit card debt now. now this is heartbreaking, it is infuriating. and lived in the '80 is in college, and if you were a candidate who wanted to compete and a lot of them came through, you had to face the people.

england, that's where i'm from. people used to pride themselves on vigorous debate. and in new hampshire, in the name of robert frost, would think that a new hampshire politician would even consider hiding from her own constituents. >> hey, mags, the state motto is live free or die not. let's flee and duck. you notice that beyond avoiding debates, by the way, liberals like senator hacen, they aren't even hosting public town halls either. they ought to do that all the time so voters don't get to ask her questions. pretty much about anything, certainly not on the issues. they're getting hammered by the policy. she voted for families in new hampshire are being forced to go into debt big time just to afford the essentials. high inflation, coupled with historic interest rate hikes, have some new hampshire residents relying on credit cards to get by. according to the wall at hubb, the average new hampshire household has more than eight thousand four hundred dollars in credit card debt. now, now, this is heartbreaking. it's infuriating. i lived in hanover, new hampshire, for four years in the eighties during college

england's oldest fishing plates. just a few boats including which had sco out now. all of the sea of love to oliver roberts. amazing. you get some beautiful days out there. i see dolphins swimming round. you, holy island is already protected landscape, one rich him biodiversity. the u. k. government is hoping to create a number of highly protected marine areas, including here, where fishing would be banned. they say the scheme would allow nature to fully recover to a more natural state, allowing the ecosystem to thrive and that they will take the views of the local community, fishermen and environmental groups on board. what happens out at sea really does the fact this entire community because once this tidal causeway floods, holy island is cut off hours at a time. meaning it's difficult for people living behind me to commute over for the mainland loving father. we pray for this holy island for our fishermen and their families inside saint mary's church. prayers are said for the islands community. some of the fishing families work in hospitality. the other main industry on the island, the economy is not jus

preservation of new england and that was the understanding of the war that you might say i got at my grandmother's knee and that i grew up with. so in my case, i never grew up with robert e. lee having an ara around his head. many other writers of lee wrote as southerners i think particularly here, they wrote about lee as promoting the myth of the lost cause and i grew up understanding the lost cause and the real story of the civil war really belonged to lincoln and emancipation and the preservation of the union but i acquired early on and it has stayed with me and, well, as you can see i'm still talking about it. >> and we will show our viewers some of your lincoln books here in just a minute but wanted to welcome you to our in-depth program for january, allen guelzo, historian, civil war historian is our guest. we want to hear from you as well. you have a chance to talk to him, make questions, ask questions, here is how you do so, numbers 748, 8200 in east and central time zones, 748-8201 in mountain and pacific time zones and you can send a text this number, text messages onlies, (202)748-8903. please include first name and your city if you would if you do send a te

welsh secretary robert buckman, who said he chose to resign, apparently along with the business secretary jacob rees—mogg. a group of others including the education secretary for englandor of the exchequerjeremy hunt, the man brought in by liz truss to clear up the mess caused by that so—called mini budget that turned out to be perhaps the biggest and most dramatic budget britain had seenin and most dramatic budget britain had seen in four decades. the prime minister has said "i will unite the country not with words but with actions." he is the third conservative leader and prime minister in a space of several weeks but he has appeared in downing street this morning after accepting the invitation from the king to form a new administration. he promised to fix the mistakes made by his immediate predecessor liz truss. behind the famous front door, that black front door, with the nameplate that says first lord of the treasury, which is ultimately the job that the prime minister has, though work begins, initially appointing the big names in the cabinet, will he move his home secretary grant shapps, only appointed just last week, with suella braverman who resigned and conde