ronny, help me out here, man. does this word that sounds exactly like the "n" word pop up because i've never heard you use it? >> well, i don't know because i don't speak chinese. >> trevor: oh. well, i thought you did. >> oh, yeah? why would you think that? why? why would you think that? >> trevor: no, because, i mean, because like -- >> no, no, what. what about me makes you think i could speak chinese? >> trevor: i didn't mean to offend you, ronny, i'm sorry. >> just (~bleep ) you. of course i speak chinese. i'm chinese. anyway, trevor, this whole thing has gone out of hand. there's no reason to be offended. that word is a chinese word. >> trevor: wait, hold up. the chinese invented the "n" word? >> no, you idiot! racists invented the "n" word. the chinese word ney-ga is our word for "that." it's a filler word. hey, what's the name of the bread sticks, i would say, ( speaking chinese ) >> with bread sticks. >> trevor: all i theard r heard you saying was nÈi ge, nei ge, nÈi ge in the middle of a sentence and i'm

is the greatest of all time in that sport that i cannot pronounce congratulations ronnie and i hope to have you back and cause report.

is the greatest of all time in that sport but i cannot pronounce congratulations ronnie and i hope to have you back and i prize a report soon don't be a stranger ok now let's talk with stacey i think it's something along the lines a snoop snoop at. something like that anyway you know what max was a champion in predicting this sort of headlines then druckenmiller speaking of london i guess they used to run the quantum fund out of there right the in george soros yeah i'm not sure where they dhamma styled probably somewhere waiting. for certainly they did crash the pound and that is this guy's then talking miller he was on one of the financial news shows here in the united states and he predicts inflation and deflation out of the ordinary huge numbers he sees inflation will hit 5 to 10 percent over the next 4 to 5 years and he said that's based on what he heard at virtual jackson hole that the fed is encouraging the government to print more money more stimulus so fiscal stigma.

i hope you're not watching this. >> trevor: thank you so much for that, ronny.l be talking to the ballerina and superstar misty copeland. so stick around. back to "the daily social distancing show. sorelyier today, i spoke with misty copeland, the first black principal dancer at the american ballet theatre. we talked about representation in ballet, her new book for children and a whole lot more. misty copeland, welcome to "the daily social distancing show. >> thank you so much for having me. >> trevor: you are one of the most accomplished ballet dancers in the world. you're also one to have the most recognizable faces in the world, not just because of how good you are but because of how many boundaries and barriers you broke down in just doing what you do, you know, being the first black lead in swan lake, being the first black principal dancer in a major ballet company. these are huge achievements. now you've written a picture book that inspires kids to follow in your footsteps. i've read this book. aren't you setting me up for failure? ( laughter ) >> oh, man.

is the greatest of all time in that sport that i cannot pronounce congratulations ronnie and i hope to have you back and cause report soon don't be a stranger ok now let's talk with stacey. i think it's something along the lines a snoop snoop at. something like that anyway you know what max was a champion in predicting this sort of headlines then druckenmiller speaking of london i guess they used to run the quantum fund out of there right the in george soros yeah i'm not sure where they dumbass styled probably somewhere waiting. for certainly they did crash the pound and that is this guy's then druckenmiller he was on one of the financial news shows here in the united states and he predicts inflation and deflation out of the ordinary huge numbers he sees inflation will hit 5 to 10 percent over the next 4 to 5 years and he said that's based on what he heard at virtual jackson hole that the fed is encouraging the government to print more money more stimulus so fiscal stimulus and that's like m m t he said and this is going to cause inflation on the other side he said they're all there

i'm max kaiser this is the kaiser report 1st of all i got it shout out congratulations to my friend ronnie o'sullivan who have won 6 times now the world snooker championship up there at the crucible in sheffield that's in england ronnie is the mozart of stoker and as you can tell by american accent i have no idea how to pronounce snooker but it doesn't change the fact that ronnie is the greatest of all time in that sport that i cannot pronounce congratulations ronnie and i hope to have you back and i cries report soon don't be a stranger ok now let's talk with stacey. i think it's something along the lines a snoop snoop at. something like that anyway you know what max was a champion in predicting this sort of headlines then druckenmiller speaking of london i guess they used to run the quantum fund out of there right the in george soros yeah i'm not sure where they dump a style probably somewhere waiting. for certainly they did crash the pound and that is this guy's then druckenmiller he was on one of the financial news shows here in the united states and he predicts inflation and deflation

ronnie mentioned -- i will mention the other side -- ronnie mentioned beverly. beverly is someone we got to know from our church. passed, so i can tell her story. she was very smart. she was from massachusetts. she was a nurse, so she had to be smart. she was so interesting. she struggled with mental health issues. she ended up homeless. so, we took her in my shield lived here for a while. , physical, health problems. i think that is because -- i'm -- trying to focus on myself often i hear that conservatives, they don't -- they are just interested in the creed, profit, and they don't help anybody. just go to any local church or synagogue or mosque and you will find us of conservative people there and they are doing stuff everyday that helps people. doesn't make the news because helping people get food or helping people make repairs -- you know, my wife is one of these angels that befriends people who need a friend and who need help. i always say, if everybody just , or if evenerson half the people helped one person, then everybody would be helped. he just need e

be careful what you wish for, ronnie 0'sullivan.ay for the russian grand prix — lewis hamilton hoping for better than the 19th place he managed in the first session — you can follow it on the bbc sport website. i'll be back with more later. thanks very much indeed. more now on our main story. the commissioner of the metropolitan police, cressida dick, has paid tribute to the police officer who was shot by a suspect who was being detained at a custody centre in south. she said her heartfelt condolences went to his family, friends and colleagues. along serving officer with the police who lost his life in our croydon custody suite last night. i've spoken to our office in‘s partner together with other collea g u es partner together with other colleagues and we are, of course, giving her the best support we can. my giving her the best support we can. my heartfelt condolences go to her, to theirfamily, my heartfelt condolences go to her, to their family, to my heartfelt condolences go to her, to theirfamily, to his colleagues and close fr

and i remember ronnie saying you fellows can do what you want to so i'm going to write a letter home and he stuck a piece of paper in his miller's typewriter and began typing dear eileen you won't believe what's happening to us and just seconds after that the torpedo struck and killed both the 2 moraines killed. my friend ronnie campbell and my job was to try to get probably 20 or 30 wounded sailors out to the main deck and to the life rafts so i went up and looked at myself before i try to get a went out and that's when i observed a motor torpedo boat is really plainly marked with a star of david. machine gunning our life raft. the crew of the liberty were now trapped on board the ship with nowhere to run and nowhere to hide the torpedo boats came and closer and began to machine gun the ship using armor piercing projectiles the armor piercing the shells that they were using were leaving holes about that big around in the metal plating just. peel it out like it was orange peel. i close range the arm a piercing rounds ripped through the steel hull of the ship no way i was safe this bu

and he was pretty fired up there, ronny jackson. but this was a odd visit. we may never know exactly what happened there, and that's okay. people are entitled to some amount of medical privacy here. but something happened that was out of the ordinary that weekend. it was a pretty rushed visit. the hospital didn't know, as jonathan has pointed out to me, the doctor rode in the vehicle with the president. that doesn't happen. they need to be outside the vehicle so they can administer aid if there's some kind of problem to the president. there's all these things. and also the idea that this point that you raised, it wasn't planned weeks in advance. here's what the president said about it himself. >> i went for a physical on saturday. my wife said, oh, darling, that's wonderful, because i had some extra time. because it looks like january could be a busy month. >> so, that obviously contradicts that. they said we have extra time so you can get the physical. it wasn't planned weeks in advance. this is a mystery. hopefully one that we will get to the bottom of at

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. >> what do you say, ronnie? >> propaganda is the art of educating one in another's beliefs. trying to make that person understand what you are trying to do, and they will believe in what >> jane? >> it is not necessarily truth or fact. it can be what you want others to think. >> i think it would be fun and exciting to consider this problem of propaganda. >> while these boys continue a discussion about propaganda, let's listen in as this group moves on to discussions of automation. >> we have been talking about teachers. they would have a teacher talking on tv or with a computer that would help children to learn. >> one thing that concerns me is the robot teacher. i would like for you to think of a robot teacher could take the place of the teachers you have? >> i don't think it could take place of many teachers. a robot teacher could not teach a child to think for himself. >> you think a high priority for young americans? >> yes. >> i think a robot teacher would be awful for children. when a child makes a mistake, the teacher helps them and works with them trying to correct t

good ronny version of project because i think we have so many chances to get russian gas to europe they don't need north st 2 and a german government would decide to bend north korean tool that could be done by law but then they have to pay council confrontation to all the companies set up and participating in that project and some of them potentially of property would be happy to get money from that from the state for stepping out of that project which is maybe and economic failure in the future the 2nd question is for me not the pipe is the problem the problem is the russian gas or the quantity of russian gas in european and german nets i think we need to. supply off gas to europe and even also from russia but we have to think about what is acceptable to our independence from one source and we need a discussion in germany in europe about how much gas russian gas we can accept in our pipes and the 2nd question is where it comes from bad will be from where it will be transported and therefore the question on north stream tool is for me not the main question on thinking about measures ag

ronnie jackson. at dr. jackson good to have you back. >> thank you, sean, sean. >> sean: he doesn't answer questions and i think the gaffe issue is actually a real problem. the president has been asking, is he taking any medicines that would be medical transparency. i think that's a fair question the mob and the media only want to talk about is transparency on all things donald trump. what you think the media is giving him a pass and allowing him not to answer questions and hiding in his basement. probably preparing all summer for the debate? >> obviously, sean, the media, it's a communications branch for the democratic party and we know that at this point. they're aggressively trying to cover for him. but something's going on with this man at this point in keeping locked away for 97% of the time and then having a little window where they think he might be able to put a few sentences together and they break him out and have him read from the teleprompter. as soon as it's over, they just dismiss them right a

the world champion ronnie o'sullivan, who recently questioned the standard of young snooker players,e was knocked out in the second round of the european masters by 18—year—old aaron hill. the irish teenager, who's ranked 115th in the world and only turned professional in march of this year, beat o'sullivan by five frames to four in milton keynes. hill wasn't even born when o'sullivan won the first of his six world titles. next, one of australia's finest batsmen, dean jones, has died at the age of 59. his international career spanned 10 years up until 1994. he played in 52 tests averaging over a6, but he was also credited with changing the approach to playing one day cricket. he was capped 164 times in that format. he died in mumbai after a sudden heart attack. he'd been working as a pundit in the indian premier league. dutch rider anna van der breggen won the women's elite individual time trial at the world championships in italy. she finished 15 seconds ahead of swizerland's marie reusser with her compatriot ellen van dijk in third. american favourite and defending champion chloe d

ronnie jackson, good look on your race, too. joining us, coauthors of the brand-new book, trump america first. the president succeeds against all odds. 2016 trump campaign aides, bossie and lewandowski. i believe considering he's been hiding this whole time that he's been preparing. do you agree with that? >> sean, i do and this is exactly the playbook hillary clinton used four years ago when she took a week off the campaign trail to get ready for the debates against trump. asking people for their votes, it's the same playbook that joe biden is using. >> sean: dave, the president has been out all over the country and still being president and doing peace deals and pretty much everything else in between. >> he's the hardest working man i think cory and i have ever been around. he's high energy. he shows that on the campaign trail. he showed it in 2016. nobody is going to outwork him but the american people, sean, don't give the presidency to just anyone. you've got to come and earn it. and that's what they are seeing with preside

ronnie jackson have said on fox news. >> obviously something is going on with this man at this point. they keep him locked away for 90% of the time. when they have a little window where they think he might be able to put a few sentences together, they break him out, have him read from a monitor. it's reasonably to ask if he is being medicated because he looks more energetic than he has in the past few months. >> the man has dementia. maybe he's taking adderol or attention deficit disorder. >> that's why the president wants to do a drug test. >> that is your opinion. it will be interesting to see what happens tonight. >> no, no, it's not just my opinion. >> none of this is based in facts, in fact, right? ronny jackson himself has shown himself to have dramatic flare, at best, and very undoctor-like conduct in some of his commentary, right? fox news correspondents pointed out to rudy giuliani, we're not doctors, but this is out there in the public. and like we're saying here, s.e., this is what brian said. it's not like on fox news, for instance, viewers are going to get any pushback on

the debate you're looking at right now as the sun comes over there and rises in cleveland prayed ronnie, supporter of joe bidenin and two presidential debates matter? >> caller: yes, they do. i cannot disagree more with the last caller. we don't need president trump and [inaudible] hopefully america will see thegh truth on the stage of the big contrast but trump will come out attacking like he always does and he never stays on point what the debate subject will be. he always veers off but it is not hillary tonight but it will be joe biden and he won't be looming behind joe biden's back and joe biden just needs to stay calm and like i said, show the contrast between the two men weird america sick of trump america don't need trauma. trump has sent america into of divided hotbed of racism and hate and i think america tonight is going to see the contrast between joe biden and see what a good calm leader that actually cares about the people is all about. >> host: that is ronnie. let's go to indiana, supporter of president trump, hello. hello. i just wanted to say that i think everybody else

here is ronny jackson, former white house physician and now a trump-supporting member of congress triedknock back the idea that the president had some sort of serious medical event. >> i was consulted regarding this trip weeks in advance. this trip was neither urgence nor emergence, and nor did it have to do with his cerebral or cardiovascular health and it was part of a preventive work-up to keep him healthy as president. >> reporter: he described it as a routine event and we heard whether it was the beginning of the annual physical or the end of the annual physical which ended up coming out six months later and we also had the vice president mike pence being a little evasive on the question of whether as mike schmitt reported in his book he was put on standby in case the president had to be anesthetized during this visit that ronnie jackson calls routine. >> i don't recall being told to be on standby. i was informed that the president had a doctor's appointment, and i don't want to -- >> i just want to clear that up. >> i have to tell you, part of this job is you're always on standby

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wrong if you don't equal it needs lot more globally and as you can see with the success also there's ronnie is that just the human ego is there older or is lou this intrigues have been unique and today you are not in the kapunda shock to be included in this that tradition so no need to hurry up there is a need to worry for the very areas can you all know what is the way for want and what kind of project from the security people in the you from the political point of view in terms of their look i am conservative. evening to ask. and i want to share another comment on you tube nuts and that's a saying the situation in mali needs regional solutions ecowas did it in sierra leone liberia and recently that's definitely one point of view and i would be remiss if i didn't share a comment from. the opposition leader and in monti had a warning for those in charge right now for the military take a lesson. that i ask you to remain vigilant remain vigilant i would like to say this and it is a clear and firm message that no one no one i mean no one will be given a blank check. we let the 5 people died a

verification by the international community of the digital micio be ronnie and position really rich is an important achievement not just put it on but for the international community and for the rule of law. nord stream is is a very clear example that if europeans allow the united states to bully them when it comes to iran the united states can bully them when it comes to the lifeline and north stream is extremely important for europe as you know and the united states is even trying to intimidate clearly intimidate germany from from engaging with russia in that so i think the lesson that has to be drawn from that is that if you allow a bully to operate in these new leaves no and i think the europeans need to realize that. we have said that with or without the united states iranian interest that or. guaranteed in the we don't want anything outside the j.c. people we simply want what is ours what was bargained what was negotiated within the j.c. pure and it cannot be renegotiated j.c. is alive the security council proved that it is a lot. the united states tried to torpedo this resolutio

and the taliban in february meanwhile in controversy over alleged ronnie's on the heads of american soldiers in afghanistan has resurfaced by can mean late for some it seems with u.s. elections looming are to scale up in has a story sometimes stories don't become outdated they simply reemerge when certain political entities need them this summer a huge scandal broke out when it was alleged by u.s. media that russia was paying bounties to the taliban for the killing of u.s. soldiers though no concrete evidence to substantiate that was ever provided though many have probably forgotten the story it has now resurfaced conveniently as senators are pushing their rush of bounty response act. days after the dates of the in the months of this act the 6th state should submit to the appropriate congressional committees and leadership a strategy on how the united states will diplomatically counter russian influence in the region of south and central asia now the bill would prohibit all property transactions as well as entry to the united states 5 lattimer putin his closest aides along with many prominen

demonstration ahead of an alternative inauguration next week for movement leaders for plan a 2nd off sky ronnie's have been held nationwide against alexander lukashenko z. years long grip on power. the death toll from a jihadist attack in northeast nigeria has risen to 30 insurgents linked to the islamic state ambushed a convoy transporting the governor of borno state near the town of bugga officials said the terrorists stole an armored personnel carrier a gun truck and 6 convoy vehicles. the man designated to be the next prime minister of lebanon has resigned amid a number in efforts to form a new government staff i did was parachuted into the position in the wake of last month's devastating blast in the capital beirut and the subsequent resignation of the government of former ambassador to germany a deep blamed political infighting over cabinet positions for his decision to step down lebanon has been gripped by months of protests over corruption and a protracted economic crisis. from d.w. arabic is here with us to explain lebanon's political crisis well thanks for joining us so mr was destined

i walk you need to send a message to it so your presence would be registered anonymously and that ronnie started today 120000 people were expected i don't see that many here my can't say that on lots of people just a few of them before the august interim. behind the fence there is a car with a very loud speaker on the roof playing some patrick bell russian music you can still hear it kilometers away from here and from afar it sort of sounds like some kind of a patter arctic party but in fact this car is drowning out any chance and slogans. it's music is being played now other than yes the maximum here is the most tense police right next to the barbed wire there are water cannons over there and walls that prevent the crowds from entering the independence palace the crowd is very dense here and it stretches for more than a 100 meters. protests broke out as immediately after of the vote was announced on august 9th with long time president alexander lukashenko winning another 5 years in office although initially marred by violence and police brutality the demonstrations are now largely peace

the stories we didn't have time to get up to here with me is redacted correspondent and we care of ronnie thanks for having me no problem what you got well this week you man heard that a federal court ruled that mass surveillance the n.s.a.'s mass surveillance of u.s. citizens phone market records has been deemed illegal this snowden vindicating and yes yes no i know you were waiting to say that i am i have all of these posters i have the good from number one it's only you know 7 years later but now that nobody is making phone calls anymore so that won't be an issue yeah this is a long time coming but something i mean you know he obviously wrecked risked his life they if he had been captured by the u.s. he would be tortured right now probably ok and then i wonder if a man or a lying no no no i mean i don't i. says it's a least there's something at least at this point and way too late there's some sort of court ruling yes yes may be overturned but we'll watch a.c.l.u. thanks to. huge victory so we'll see what happens. going on to another whistleblower story there's a whistleblower at the l

i'm max kaiser this is the kaiser report 1st of all i got it shout out congratulations to my friend ronnie o'sullivan who have won 6 times now the world snooker championship up there at the crucible all in sheffield that's in.

host: but you are ok as -- with ronnie jackson? -- ronny jackson? caller: im.ost: a couple of unsures. jay out of north carolina, go ahead. .aller: hello are congressperson, we have not had one because he has been chief of staff at the white mo davisd we have running for the position now. it is an interesting time this year, and that the county gave up their party is nowtion and independent, or just not affiliated. it is an interesting dynamic in the area in that there issues like broadband access and these are just making the challenges that people are having with covid and things and bringing in issues that i guess have been needing to be addressed for a long time back to the forefront. so, it is pretty wide open, and i guess you can say that it is an exciting time to be out here with a lot of changes happening. host: if mark meadows were running for reelection and not take the job at the white house, would you have been certain to reelect him? caller: absolutely not. host: what do you think about him taking that position at the white house? think it is a, i