roy yeah, so what a on caps was, how her team had trails this speech. and this certainly was some foreign language use and it's, she essentially went hordes on the border control, talking about a hurricane of immigration that she will and was coming and said that so essentially the concept is would be to self stone immigration in the past. and she really licensing to that culture war, rhetoric that has become so much more sense of stage and the conservative policy recently as they tried to pull back some popular and seats ahead over in a seems general election. next year she talked about the human rights acts, criticized that according to the criminal rights that time sheets went hard on labor as well. the opposition policy currently ahead in the polls saying that essentially they all the policy, all the leads, all the work with luxury believe soft on board is and soft on crime. we can have a little flavor of that language right now. we would choose sloan to recognize the scale of the problem, the one willing to accept that our legal framework needed to

roy walker. do you walker? yeah. you remember roy walker? yeah.the catchphrase and say what see you what you see or see what you see. and told me the best see. and he told me the best advice. i asked him, can advice. i asked him, how can i get act like that? and i just get an act like that? and i just started 20 years old and started out at 20 years old and he hour a day, bob. he said, do an hour a day, bob. an a day. and i still do an an hour a day. and i still do an hour a day. yeah thinking about it, writing, learning. so i still. it. love still. i love it. i love being an entertainer. >> was your comedy heroes, >> so it was your comedy heroes, bob well, got many. bob well, i've got so many. >> robin williams you >> i think. robin williams you know, used to do person who know, i used to do in person who brought williams . brought robin williams. >> loved robin williams. >> i loved buster keaton. and i was going to call my son keaton, but i never got a son at and as far as british comics , there was far as british comics, there was some tommy co

roy walker. do you walker? yeah. you remember roy walker? yeah.catchphrase and say what see you what you see or see what you see. and told me the best see. and he told me the best advice. i asked him, can advice. i asked him, how can i get act like that? and i just get an act like that? and i just started 20 years old and started out at 20 years old and he hour a day, bob. he said, do an hour a day, bob. an a day. and i still do an an hour a day. and i still do an hour a day. yeah thinking about it, writing, learning. so i still. it. love still. i love it. i love being an entertainer. >> was your comedy heroes, >> so it was your comedy heroes, bob well, got many. bob well, i've got so many. >> robin williams you >> i think. robin williams you know, used to do person who know, i used to do in person who brought williams . brought robin williams. >> loved robin williams. >> i loved buster keaton. and i was going to call my son keaton, but i never got a son at and as far as british comics , there was far as british comics, there was some tommy cooper

you see, roy is the hill that he calls home. yeah. what i all really like, what you see for me, you know, side as oregon is going on. where the people are afraid to come in to our neighborhood because they don't know how we move to a man of yours on not believe have exploited those in order to stop this idea. or the people believe the media and don't want to get them anywhere nearer. it says no, as long as in the onset of god's can you stay on once to find the stigma from the inside out. today he's working with 7th graders on year olds that emphasize the noise beauty, the image to counter the message, the kids get from everywhere else at their home is nothing to be proud of. which i put so now i know that implementing people can't get jobs because they come from zillow where they have to muddle through to make a living see their families without the proper word. let's just think about as well for me in the us. i bought the home for the mileage. even the girls and boys at this school are bothered by their neighborhoods. poor reputation

yeah. you're, you're obviously right. roy, that extortionate, that actually i'm following the boat and using a big lead that you know, the, if you look at the actual figures, the us that is, oh, that's $33.00 trillion dollars. now, i need the numbers the each you just couldn't or imagine how a country could ever get to a point where essentially, in my opinion, monies was this right. i mean, you know, as, as we have just at the beginning of that kit that we looked at comparing this to other countries. so comparing it to russia, if we look us that settings, we trillion 275000000000 in one day being added to that balance sheet and compare that again to the russian budget, right? this is the entire annual budget of the russian federation is $290000000000.00. this one. yeah. even less or if we take that say a country which is etc, i think it's such a rep as be china, right? we was talking about china now and the grades of china, the us that right, the piece of that month is a trillion dollars. if we look at it and look at this, li

yeah, and once he wrote it out, this is car. that was that, you know, and of course they're both from tennessee, they're both from that area. you know, and, and, and roy was a real assist, you know, cars, you know, he's just low cars. so yeah, and yeah, have to be drove it is i have to have the mercedes, $600.00 became a global phenomena, a car and blazing with a star for stars. and this is the most expensive car you could buy. okay. so people who had, you know, unlimited amounts of money. uh, and also unlimited need for an image. i mean, i don't know if the beatles had one that david bowie had one, supposedly even janis joplin, you know, who have that serious song. oh lord, want you by the mercedes benz that was the car. that was to say that song she is taking a ride with some other rock star who had was a mercy of different kind of intoxicating trip for the music scene. but the clientele also included actors like elizabeth taylor and fashion designer coco chanel. no one could resist the charms of the 600 actually eclectic mix of owners from pop star peace activist john lennon to edi. i mean it looks like the kind of the car that somebody important s

. >> funny coming from roy kane. yeahou think about how roy keane is and how roy keane was as player, this is was as a player, this is captains days are captains these days are very different what would different from what you would imagine a captain should be. a captain is someone who will always up to , who will always be looked up to, who will always be looked up to, who will always give everything the, always give everything he's the, you old your you know, the old roll your sleeves on, let's get sleeves up. come on, let's get going. whereas captains these days, they lot of days, then they use a lot of football and fans will go, football teams and fans will go, oh leads by example oh yeah, but he leads by example and leads by example just means he plays well and then you kind of it's the peacemakers and things. but the thing is that he's that's not that's not bruno and you've got. i like that sort of captain. >> i liked i liked roy keane as captain and i like that giving it all as captain. >> but that's what want. >>

and uh, yeah, and once he wrote it out, this is car that was that, you know, and of course they're both from tennessee, they're both from that area. you know, and, and, and roy was a real assist, you know, cars, you know, it easiest low cars. so yeah, and yeah, have to be drove mercedes, $600.00 became a global phenomena, a car and blazing with a star for stars to. this is the most expensive car you could buy. okay. so people who had, you know, unlimited amounts of money. uh, and also unlimited need for an image. i mean, i don't know if the beatles had one that david bowie had one, supposedly ethan janis joplin. you know who has a serious um, oh lord warranty by the 1st eighties, bands that was the car that it was okay. that song see it taking a ride with some other rockstar who had was a mercy of different kind of intoxicating trip for the music scene. but the clientele also included actors like elizabeth taylor and fashion designer coco chanel. no one could resist the charms of the 600 actually eclectic mix of owners from pop star peace activist john lennon to edi. i mean, it looks like the kind of the car that somebody important should be driving. so i do

yeah. discussing everything my funding mean estate and it's got to meet them all the time. and then roy that so what the bunker was appointment for that. get one, know you asked the questions. i gave her the plan it to me is not a concern at all. the view that i just went through my the visit, i thought you would just kindly, i shall. thank you very much for saying that the thing a that's the . 2 thing david's out office has access to and then i have them about ashley. they ask them try to i'm trying to deal with winning soprano. no, not a but it is august on tiny house concepts for conversation cooking that is kind of cool music the in 90 minutes on d. w. not just another day. so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand this is the day i'm in the look at. current use events, analyzed by experts and critical thinking is not just another new. so on weekdays, on d, w, the change can be viewed as natural conclusion of the like the time to change the age of enlightenment. 300 year old ideas be responsible for today's problem. and could they help us solve them? i believe our

yeah. discussing everything my funding, meaning state and it's got to meet them all the time. and then roy that so what the bunker? well the finance for that get one. know you asked the questions. i gave her the plan you to this is not a concern at all. the bits of the car. you just found the actual. thank you very much for the thing. a of the rivers and oceans are choking on plastic waves. the refuge gets into the water in many ways and causes catastrophic damages. how can we protect these important habits at 3 experiments in europe, show possible solutions. turning the tide on marine plastic, and stuff. next, on d, w. super food or climate killer of a condos and blueberries, from south america as global demand growth, this thursday produce is causing droughts and water shorter where it's being cultivated. people are fighting over every drop. what's the actual price of these and much hype, super from in 45 minutes on the d. w. the words people have to say, that's why we listen. because every weekend on d w, the every single minute of every day, about 2 truckloads, a plastic get dumped int

but chip roy says, no, that's against the constitution. what do you think? >> yeaha unconstitutional expansion of power and, secondly, the only way that patrick mchenry could take power that way would be if he made a deal with the democrats. the democrats voted 210-0 against kevin mccarthy. for what reason might they vote for a republican speaker unless it was a power-sharing arrangement? that would be terrible for the country, terrible for the republican conference, terrible for those who voted and gave us the majority last november. what we need to do is elect jim jordan. we need to put pressure on those voting against him to allow us to move forward to support the party nominee who is the second most popular republican in the country, i would submit. elizabeth: is there going to be another vote? >> there'll be another vote tomorrow. we have a scheduled vote for tomorrow, is my understanding. i'm not sure of the exact time on that, but there's no reason for individuals to hold out and not elect jim jordan as speaker. if they're not for him, they should be making t

yeah. >> of england, he may have but he wouldn't talk i tried to get roy keane to -- who is a bruiser he'sese haircuts and wearing -- and when he was in a sarong, did -- weren't you, like, upset, that he was, like, taking --" he said, "i loved him! i loved him. [ light laughter ] i'm like, geez [ light laughter ] so i couldn't get anybody to talk -- yeah but he's a lovable guy >> seth: it's interesting. because i wonder if you found, in doing this exercise -- there's these wonderful shots where you are filming him and other players watching themselves >> yeah. >> seth: and you get the sense that these athletes and obviously i guess having lived it, they don't feel much need to go back and watch old highlights >> yeah. >> seth: and so you not only realize, "oh, i'm watching him watch this play. but he maybe hasn't watched it since it happened. >> yeah. with the exception of the greece -- famous greece goal, which he had watched recently. he hadn't seen himself play. i showed him -- there's a clip where i show him his first appearance he's 17 years old. he comes out like a little fawn. like

roy is going to talk about here in a minute. but we're just grateful to god that we're here today at this moment with this decision. >> yeah. let me make it clear. this is a wonderful day and a wonderful decision. but those heartless bastards that made this long, long struggle necessary should never sleep soundly again for the rest of their lives. 100%. you're not saying that, but i'm saying that le roy stars and stripes quote, as citizens soldiers we deserve to keep our professions when we return from serving our nation. we should not have to bear the burden alone due to illnesses or injuries caused by an instrumentality of war, unquote. elaborate on that for us, if you would. >> you know, jake, it's like we fulfill that oath when we go overseas. and the serving our country, but when we get back that we expect that same loyalty for us if we come back injured or with an illness. and we have that expectation that we come back as citizen soldiers, as reservists, and to come back it was questionable because of my permanent lung injury, that that cannot be accommodated. that was devastating because this was my childhood dream.

roy again and parents to the account. and now it's it from is from many is really well from benny. mean, nothing. yeah. so in the last 48000, he's been saying we don't seek to kill and home civilians that sort of narrative upheld we saw yesterday. and then addressed by the us president joe biden. well, i'm sorry, but it's saying that you don't need to do it, but then taking concrete steps that do exactly what you're saying, you don't mean to do, doesn't practice. um, and this is what we're documenting. and those are, this is what the, the figures are, are showing us. and also i have to say, defensive mean it's in, you know, and has, under, he's been, if you are the military operations in the past with the same results we, it is very killing scores of civilians including children, women, and the elderly. and now that doesn't, the fact that come us is also committing atrocities and in more crimes, launching bases and rockets. it is rarely a population does not justify, is by doing the same thing. it's really like a, a crime doesn't just decided crime in the wrong context. of problem room and it's simply

yeah, i'll give yofrom.u the la word on this. >> chip roy? chipwell, look, first of all, we stand completely alongside israel. the fact that we don't have a speaker doesn't change that fact. in fact don't ist, fact that wee fighting for a speaker here that will stand up for the american values, the worldt wants us to stand up forp is exactly what we're expected to do. >>for we need to change this tc we need to stop spending money we don't hav town.e. we need to secure the border of the united states and we deliver a stronglive message that we will stand alongside israel with a resolute and strongg l with a america. and the person to do that isjim jim jordan and any of my colleagues who stand in the way of that. >> that's on them. i stand with jim, chip, roy. brian marsh, thank you both. if you're just joining us, israeli troops earlier entering gaza, conducting the beginning of what is a ground incursion. at this hour, we are watching mass, a massive air bombard went into gaza by israel. more "hannity", more details right after this quick bre

yeah, it's hard to eliminate politics. so many of these decisions by the leading politicians in the country and, you know, roy pretty soon act upon minister the government of the day all and the opposition labor leaders. a curious tom all in the still getting from the same m sheets around the back in or humanitarian pools. i don't pushing for full sees for perhaps the opposition could argue to expect that from the best sense of rights or even rights wing, british government. but perhaps not for meal position labor party who have traditionally sit up and buying the palestinian cause, which is on good, an overload or traditional labor voters. it's less of a the resignation of around 20 labor counselors, up and down the country in a quarter of the opposition. labor ventures, all position, labor and peace. i'm now demanding the kids salma. push the government go further and come out and adamantly say that the safe spot. is there any way forward? we've heard that message from the labor of london master. the cobb from, i'm the bottom 30 loan for the labor matter of months just now really, it's up to the leading politicians to make

roy. an assortment of reasoning, frustrations. i want to get to this part. the tactics that were used by jim jordan and his folks, the misinformation. what is going on? >> yeaher the weekend. jim was focused on a mission of changing this town. he's working with his colleagues. we can't of course what outside groups and constituents say, a lot of support across america for jim jordan. he's one of the most popular republicans in the country. he polled in a poll today, 48 favorable to 15 unfavorable. compare that to speaker mccarthy or mitch mcconnell. jim jordan have very popular. here's the thing. i'm going to stick with jim as long as it takes. i'm not going anywhere. my message is we're going to change this town. i do not work for approapriator or the members of the arm services committee. i work for 750,000 texans that want to us change washington. that's my message to my colleagues. i love them. ly work with them. i work for my constituents. i'm going to work with them, not for them. i work for my constituents, not my colleagues. >> charles: scalise dropped out relatively quickly. how many more rounds could this go? this next round, do you need to see the

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roy? >> i'll go with tom petty. that leaves leo jeff lynne, the leaves leo as jeff lynne, the one one was bothered one that no one was bothered about. right, all right. >> yeah right, all right. great banter . great banter. >> great banter. >> great banter. >> about 60 years old. >> if you're about 60 years old. so let's have a quick look at the pages. so the mail on the front pages. so the mail on sunday you ghouls, which is sunday has you ghouls, which is about proper mark steyn about the proper mark steyn marches today. and the shocking imagery there the sunday imagery there in the sunday telegraph . telegraph. >> has israel to hit hamas >> has israel set to hit hamas from land, and air? the from land, sea and air? the observer has israel warns fleeing gazans the next stage is coming the sunday express pm we stand by israel always the sun on sunday prem a secret sex party legal gag and the daily star apocalypse snout, which is something to do with zombies and leeds. and those were your front pages as . so let's start with pages as. so let's start with the mail on sunday. leo what are they going with? >> so they've got you ghouls. >> so they've got you gho

roy line, these are not serious people. they're proving what complete, reckless, irresponsible people they are by allowing this to go on while we have all these crises across the globe. >> yeah, it's a chaos conference. some of the stunts to get attention by some of their members in recent days. nancy mace wearing a scarlet letter "a" on her shirt. george santos running through the hallways trying to avoid reporters. both of them coming out against scalise. scalise narrowly topped jordan yesterday behind closed doors. he's not even close. it's not the eight we know of. there's growing sense the numbers could be a dozen, 20 or more votes against scalise. it's unclear if he'll ever get to the vote for the floor, despite a whipping operation now. if this stretches on and other candidates come forward, what that does, joe and mika, of course, that slows down any ability for the u.s. to really aid israel at this time of crisis. >> again, the republicans have been trusted, just barely, but trusted with one wing of government. >> yeah. >> they're completely making fools of themselves, and they're undermining america's national security, and undermining our ability to help the israe