roger therefore, wants to stay anonymous. he is one of many indonesians trying to earn a living from online gambling that he would, and i really loved gambling all my life. finally, i'm able to play in line, which makes things a lot easier and safer here where you don't even have to leave the house in order to play around and okay. and i will be giving you all of a simple internet. gambling is a growing problem. the nation government says online gambling transactions totaled almost 10630000000 euros in 2022, a low. but while all forms of gambling are banned in the country, cracking down on online gamblers has turned out particularly difficult. yeah, that is a jerk. got a would love unblocked from 28 or group to august of 2022 who are able to the government to shut down with well over 500000. they cycle accounts leave my rental strongly suspected every being related to online gambling will look the guy said though, so we been trying to get ahead of the problem the bigger quad guide than, than brazilian online. but just closing

sorry, roger. let this man near hair? sorry, roger . yeah, i probably would. roger. probably would. you might here. really this is where the money goes. so a barber has sentenced to 12 years in prison after sending of pounds from funded coronavirus grants to the terrorist group islamic state in syria . where islamic state in syria. where you can really get a better example of how in a useless government is, then this. so you pay government is, then this. so you pay your taxes . the government pay your taxes. the government sponsor willy nilly to anybody who can fill in form of false details and literal actual terrorists who we've allowed into the country then send it to the terrorist means in syria to kill us . it's like, why do we kill us. it's like, why do we just win? why don't we just like shorten the shorten the process by burning all our in the shower well and shooting ourselves oh well and shooting ourselves oh we crime benefited hugely from the bounce back loans yes because of course when you can understand the panic involved because they didn't want people d

roger yeah . this is the story. roger yeah. this is the story. roger yeah. creepy the stuff this is the creepy tech story for today. this is how is bringing dead relatives to life. i wrote a couple of apps. to life. i wrote a couple of apps . there's one here. here, apps. there's one here. here, off to air, for instance, in which you with a fairly minimal input create a digital faxing of a departed relative . why would a departed relative. why would you want to do that? well, why, indeed. but our attitudes to death are fairly unhealthy at the best times, aren't they? the best of times, aren't they? and evolving constantly. and they evolving constantly. this the digital this is this the digital equivalent seance? equivalent of going to a seance? isn't equivalent of going to a seance? isnt you equivalent of going to a seance? isn't you know perhaps isn't it and you know perhaps sensibly either not more or less creates a little bit more accurate. well then the science accurate. well then the science a because in a sense a little. no because in a sense just make

sorry, roger. let this man near hair? sorry, roger . yeah, i probably would. roger. probably would. you might here. really this is where the money goes. so a barber has sentenced to 12 years in prison after sending of pounds from funded coronavirus grants to the terrorist group islamic state in syria . where islamic state in syria. where you can really get a better example of how in a useless government is, then this. so you pay government is, then this. so you pay your taxes . the government pay your taxes. the government sponsor willy nilly to anybody who can fill in form of false details and literal actual terrorists who we've allowed into the country then send it to the terrorist means in syria to kill us . it's like, why do we kill us. it's like, why do we just win? why don't we just like shorten the shorten the process by burning all our in the shower well and shooting ourselves oh well and shooting ourselves oh we crime benefited hugely from the bounce back loans yes because of course when you can understand the panic involved because they didn't want people d

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how would it look to you, roger?think it is more likely to be 25 basis points tomorrow which is a .25%. the same for march and the same for may. that is a slight stepdown. the tony heard from the various policymakers that have spoken thus far are recognizing the tightening has already happened and it is okay to slow it down just a bit to take a read on how much impact they had on the economy. i think they have to recognize that some of the data coming in has shown that inflation seems to be peaking for goods, but not yet services they are capable of saying just 25 basis points this time. more to come >> why not -- i guess this is the question people have, roger. let's say 25 and 25. that equals 50, .50% why not do 50 now? why do you think they have used this pattern if we put the wall graphic back up where they have d done it over time. take us inside the mechanism why they have do it like that. >> the mechanism is as follows first, every cycle is different. this time,as we know, they hav been a little wrong about th

roger therefore, wants to stay anonymous. he is one of many indonesians trying to earn a living from online gambling that he would, and i really loved gambling all my life. finally, i'm able to play in line, which makes things a lot easier and safer. you don't even have to leave the house in order to play around of poker. giving you a simple internet. gambling is a growing problem. the nation government says online gambling transactions totaled almost 10630000000 euros in 2022 alone. but while all forms of gambling are banned in the country, cracking down on online gamblers has turned out particularly difficult. yeah, that is a jerk gory. would le pamela from 2018 to august 2022, who are able to the government to shut down and well over 500000 sites and accounts, lima that is strongly suspected of being related to online gambling, the gut cfo. so we've been trying to get ahead of the problem. is that what the guy the man couldn't do that online? but just closing sites or freezing bank accounts doesn't really change much as lo

but she gave her pitch already in the next game, rogers took the lead.y the sixth game of the arena, she managed to get together. she did the reverse and once again already met the breakpoint. took the opponent's second serve six three victory in the first with this in the second set. everything turned out much easier. games didn't last long, really, rogers i managed to take only one of my submissions by my opponent. sobolenko this time. i figured it out in 33 minutes 6:1. it was a great match for a tough opponent. and i'm very happy that i was able to finish this game in two sets. yes, it didn't start very well, but then i found my rhythm in the next round arina sobolenko. he will meet his former doubles partner alice mörtens, who currently occupies 30th second position in the world rankings. suddenly, the girls played against each other very often; the history has eight matches in six, of which stronger was the belarusian recall continues to fight in singles. and another one of our tennis players. victoria azarenka in the match for reaching the 1/8 fin

roger therefore wants to stay anonymous. he's one of many indonesians trying to earn a living from online gambling that he would, and i really loved gambling. all my life. finally, i'm able to play in line, which makes things a lot easier and safer. you don't even have to leave the house in order to play around of poker, and it will be given your receivable. internet gambling is a growing problem. the nation government says online gambling transactions totaled almost 10630000000 euros in 2022 alone. but while all forms of gambling are banned in the country, cracking down on online gamblers has turned out particularly difficult. yeah. yet is a jerk. gory would love one, blah, from 2018 to august 2022. ari would, will the government to shut down and well over $500000.00 sites and accounts lima, but a strongly suspected of being related to online gambling gets it though. so we've been trying to get ahead of the problem. they do require that i've been that reviewed yet online. but just closing sites or freezing bank accounts doe

roger, what have they got ? this is the times. roger, what have they got?s is the perennial call , this time from the nhs chief, amanda pritchard . pointing out amanda pritchard. pointing out that we need to train more doctors , which is a big effort. doctors, which is a big effort. it's been for decades. but of course these things can't happen overnight . there's a moral overnight. there's a moral dimension to this of course because once again, for a generation , been stripping all generation, been stripping all the systems of their medical professionals. yes when the pound was strong , we were pound was strong, we were economically supreme that was, of course, a viable alternative to training our own. yeah but that's increasingly less the case. well, my understanding is there's a lot of excellent candidates who want to be trained as doctors, but not getting in because we don't have the places. absolutely. it's a matter of investing. the institutions and then potentially , i suppose, lowering potentially, i suppose, lowering the standard ever so slightly.

roger, what have they got ? this is the times. roger, what have they got?s is the perennial call , this time from the nhs chief, amanda pritchard . pointing out amanda pritchard. pointing out that we need to train more doctors , which is a big effort. doctors, which is a big effort. it's been for decades. but of course these things can't happen overnight . there's a moral overnight. there's a moral dimension to this of course because once again, for a generation , been stripping all generation, been stripping all the systems of their medical professionals. yes when the pound was strong , we were pound was strong, we were economically supreme that was, of course, a viable alternative to training our own. yeah but that's increasingly less the case. well, my understanding is there's a lot of excellent candidates who want to be trained as doctors, but not getting in because we don't have the places. absolutely. it's a matter of investing. the institutions and then potentially , i suppose, lowering potentially, i suppose, lowering the standard ever so slightly.

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. >> jim rogers made a name for hi himself in the 1970s after he cofounded a top performing fund.o the continued risk of inflation looming over the global economy. rors notes that central banks around the world flooded the massive easing measures before beginning toaise intert he says inflation, which accelerated in 2022, will continue into 2023. he fesees tough times ahead for the global economy. >> the world has printed more money in the last few years than ever in the history of the world. there are serious problems developing, and so inflation is not finished yet. interest rates only went up a little bit. we're going to have economic problems in the u.s. we always have. the world has always had economic problems and recessions. and we will, again, probably in the next year or two, the signs are already there. >> economist mark zandy for his part expects u.s. inflation to ease this year. he said a recession could still be avoided. >> i don't think it's inevitable. i think the economy has some underlying strenhs. the american consumer is in a pretty good spot. american businesse

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roger, even got his wife into gambling. the fact that they can potentially make money from anywhere, such as on a beach and barley, is particularly appealing to them. but like tens of thousands of other addicts in indonesia, one bed roll the dice, could see their money swept away in the blink of an eye. let's have a look at some more news headlines in brief. north korea state media says the country 2nd most powerful military official after leader kim jong on has been fired back. john sean was replaced at a meeting of the party central committee last week. the reason for his dismissal is not known, or venezuela and columbia have reopened a bridge linking the to south american countries is march the full reopening of their shared borders. since with storing diplomatic relations last year, columbia new left his president, gustavo petro, as saw to re establish ties with an ass wailer, which were broken off in 2019 under his predecessor frances started screening arrivals from china for cove at 19. it's the 3rd you country of the

he has forgiven rogers. but one might wonder, and i certainly was wondering, what exactly were democrats doing, during all of that trauma, well katie porter's book of choice, may have said it all. she was spotted reading, the subtle art of not giving an f, during all that chaos. that is some expert level shade, from katie porter, who reportedly is considering a run for senate, and that would certainly be something, this show gives enough about, and on that note, i wish you all a very good night. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tonight on all in -- days after a near brawl in the house floor, the animating force behind an american coup takes control. and as brazil endorses a maga style rioter of their own, it's just coming for donald trump in fulton county. >> if you are donald trump right now, you have to be really concerned about what's going to happen in georgia. >> tonight, what the end of a criminal investigation in georgia means for the disgraced ex president? then, the secret document organizing the maga takeover of the house

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rogers of course is from alabama.t's why he said that. >> it's unbelievable to think all this is happening right now. are you seeing a bit of a difference? is there a shift in the way that the story is being told? i'm sensing it's not -- it wasn't a tense moment. it was just -- first it was messy democracy and then how the sausage was made, now it's this is inevitable, and oh, no, don't believe what you actually saw there. we saw there was more -- are you hearing anything about what congressman rogers had to say about what happened in the floor? >> but we tried, our team tried to talk to congressman rogers. he declined to comment about it at all. a lot of people involved also didn't want to talk about this as well. yes, this was an ugly episode for house republicans last two months particularly the last few days here and seeing this drag out and then that surprising 14th ballot and the tense fighting on the floor, all the chaos, this was not a good beginning of the 118th congress. they are trying to put a positive fac

can you understand why rogers got so upset? >> absolutely. i think everyone sympathized with congressman rogers. we were all frustrated. we were all tired. like i said, i don't think anyone, especially the freshman, no one ever expected that getting sworn in their first time to the united states house of representatives would be 2:00 in the morning on a late friday night. one thing that i think is positive that came out of this is i don't think we've ever seen this many people interested in the change of power in the united states congress. i'm pretty confident that c-span probably had its highest friday night ratings in a very, very long time if not ever. >> certainly a lot of interest in how a speaker is voted in, that's for sure. congressman, let me ask you one last thing. i want to ask you about another freshman republican congressman from your state, somebody you're familiar with, george santos. he's under fire for lying about his education, experience, his campaign is under investigation. what do you think? do you think he deserves to s

but she gave her pitch already in the next game, rogers took the lead. managed to get together. she made the return flight. and once again i already met a brkpoint. took the opponent's second serve six three victory in the first set. everything worked out in the second game. where is easier?

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that is something that mike rogers is not interested in. he does not want gaetz to have that position. i'm not saying this altercation was what led to that specifically, but it gives you an idea of how there is a lot of tension between these two men and how frustrating rodgers was that gaetz was still after all of this holding out when he was the last vote that could have made kevin the car for the speaker. you know, mccarthy told us afterwards that he did not see anything confrontational or in a way that would provoke matt gaetz when he walked up to him, was trying to figure out what it was going to take to get him over the finish line. i think he saw the frustration with rodgers boil over. i do think, you know, in the perception that we have for people who were in the chamber and the members that were close by, one of the members were sitting a couple rows and then was talking to us afterwards. it might have looked a lot worse than it was. i don't think that rodgers was physically confronting him as much as he was yelling at him. the othe

just in terms of his position, roger, is it tenable? i terms of his position, roger, is it tenable?at is full richard sharpe _ tenable? i think that is full richard sharpe are - tenable? i think that is full richard sharpe are not - tenable? i think that is full richard sharpe are not for| tenable? i think that is full - richard sharpe are not for me. the lone dimension adds another element to it. but the bigger picture is that if you have this great organisation, the bbc, it would be better if the people living and had no known political affiliations and were completely independent. i used to sit on the board with the european broadcasting union when chris patton was chair of the bbc, and it was actually the russians are used to make fun of us for the fact that there we were, the great public broadcaster, with a chairman of the conservative party apparently running it. it isjust much better if that doesn't happen, and it's much better if you have someone who genuinely is the best candidate coming through in an independent and impartial process. former editor editorial director of t

roger mosey.isjohnson has made an unannounced visit to ukraine to show his ongoing support to the ukrainian government. mrjohnson said he had been invited by the ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky, saying it was a privilege to visit again. after meeting volodymyr zelensky and his top officials in kyiv, borisjohnson went to the town near the capital — borodianka and bucha, destroyed heavily by the russian shelling. despite heavy fighting continuing in the east of the country, some civilians continue to return to towns close to the frontline, against the advice of local authorities. lyman in the donbas region was occupied by russian forces last year. 13,000 people living there now are facing perilous and precarious conditions — as our correspondent andrew harding has seen. in the ruins of liberated territory here in the donbas, a small town called lyman. it's three months now since the russians were pushed out of here. but they're still close. ukrainian fighterjets on their way to bomb the front

we should note cnn has reached out to rogers' office for comment, invited him on the program. we have not heard back. thank you so much for being with us. congressman, you know, we're used to seeing scenes play out like this in other countries. we don't see it happen on the house floor in the united states very often. obviously people were exhausted last night, tempers were flaring. it was late at night. tell us what you saw. what was happening in the lead up to this moment? >> well, you're correct, it was very late. realize that both sides have some older members, and it was getting late. i suspect most of them had missed the early bird special at the sizzler. so they were getting cantankerous. and mike, who's a friend of mine, came by and said some things, probably in haste, as a lot of us do and probably responded to him in some things, as well. and matt had -- matt gaetz had asked to review some of those rules before we voted on speaker, and he felt like he wasn't given enough time to do just that. and asked for a little more time. and you can see me later in one of the ta

the house committee hasn't operated like that since mike rogers, different mike rogers than the one who got in a fight with gaetz. years. it's been years since the house intelligence committee operated in a bipartisan way. is it your goal to do that? or do you see the house intelligence way that jim jordan looks at the judiciary committee? it's a place for the party in charge to be in charge. >> i don't think this is a goal, i think we're going to achieve it. the intelligence committee is going to be looking back on classified information and we're going to work on a bipartisan basis but on bicameral. i believe the members of the committee, both republican and dem democrat, are ready for the committee to regain focus. my hope and in many things that are being discussed that have a number of overlapping committee jurisdictions, is some of these areas will not be areas where our committee is handling them. we're only handling them with respect to national security, classified information. they're public and when they have a hearing everybody gets to see. the other aspect is some of these

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roger williams' wife had a stroke. all these people were lured back into this chaos by these people who committed this treachery. not a single shred of care for human decency. >> and that is the perspective. that's the right thing to bring up right now because ideally all this public service is about to be something bigger than yourself and your personal whim and collection of resentments. that's not where politics is today. kevin mccarthy has tried to triangulate his way to the speakership. he came close on that 14th ballot. as much as i love historic parallels i want to keep us focused on the moment. what we saw is historic. we've never seen that kind of cajoling. we haven't seen a speaker fight like this since 1855, since before the civil war. but we got to see in realtime the arm twisting, the betrayal, the treachery. that's an unbelievable display we saw. and it does show not the glory of democracy but how dysfunctional this institution right now. the fact he was betrayed by people should not be the headline in ou

the fact that you can actually see rogers had to physically be held back from gates whose vote tanked mccarthy in that 14th ballot making a long night even longer. once mccarthy friendly one, president biden released a statement congratulating him and it reads in part i'm prepared to work with republicans when i can and voters made clear that they expect republicans prepared to work with me as well. now the leadership of the house of representatives has been decided it is time to be for the process to begin in earnest. i am joined by the democrat of illinois. congressman, it is good to have you with us, thank you so much. i would feel embarrassed to have you stay longer but, there's so much to talk about tonight. i just want to get your sense of how this all played out. what are your emotions, your thoughts as this night concludes? >> 15th time was a charm in this particular case. i think that, look, it was exciting to get sworn in, this is my fourth contract extension. it's always fun a special moment to have newly elected members from congress that both sides tugging office for the

rogers: first we want to offer a bipartisan congratulations to the gentleman from california. now will the speaker-designate raise his right hand. do you solemnly swear you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemy, foreign and domestic, that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same, that you take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion, and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which you are about to enter, so help you god. the speaker: yes, i do. mr. rogers: congratulations and godspeed. >> preorder your copy of the congressional directory from the 118th

this person saying, i really think papa roger was bk, kohberger's nishlts,initials, a papa roger stuffettling. there is no indication facebook or the police believe papa roger, who is no longer in the group, is kohberger. then there is this video taken at an idaho prayer vigil for the four murder victims prior to kohberger's arrest with many people hypothesizing online. >> people think that the murderer attended the vigil. >> reporter: this person saying, bryan kohberger spotted, prayer vigil, moscow, idaho. and this person, looks like the psycho. but a tv drew from the news magazine inside edition a was at the vigil and has videotape of the man close up. it's definitely not kohberger. we are not showing his face to protect his identity. and then there is this. >> a lot of people have been asking who is rebecca scofield. >> reporter: a woman who calls herself ashley solves mystery produced videos on tiktok accusing a university of idaho pro professor of participating the killings. the tiktoker, ashley gallard, posted this video two weelks before kohberger's arrest. >> we need to unders