i said, great, you broke the case. he said, i said, what's the next step? he says, i meet with the president of nbc news. no. oppenheim on august 8th. great. august 9th, i call ronan farrow. and i said, so how'd you do? he says, can i call you on a secure line, which immediate. i'm saying, what is that all about? and little what we later learned is that he was being tailed and his phone was being tapped. so he calls he calls me and he says, nbc has basically fired him. they're not running this story. they don't think he has the goods and but he's free to take it anywhere. he said who would want it? you know, he didn't ask us the question. yes, it is a defeatist label. i said, give me a number. let me call you back and i didn't tell them why i called david remnick, the editor of the new yorker, who's a friend and a lion. in the world of journalism. and i said, david, this kid finally has broken the case. it's unbelievable. and he's judicious, he's careful. he says, have him call me on monday morning. ronan did, and ronan went off. i had nothing to do with th

the political system, 42% said the political system needs to be changed. 37% said the economic system and 34% said the health care system. talk about these numbers. guest: in terms of assessing these institutional changes, we asked black adult how much these institutions need to change? no changes, minor changes, major changes, organ they require complete overhauls or to be completely rebuilt? we broke those numbers out and we are reporting primarily on the completely rebuilt numbers. the broader picture is those numbers tellabs is nearly 90% of black americans set each of those systems need major changes or to be completely rebuilt. sure, we are paying attention to the completely rebuilt number, but it is important to recognize that a vast majority of black americans would like to see significant shifts in all of these institutions so they can be treated more fairly. host: i want to share this as well for our viewers. the percentage of black adults who say funding for police departments in their community should be increased -- 35% said increased. 39% shed -- said should stay the sam

i just said it was lincoln who said it wasn't me? but anyway humor, he said whistled off sadness that a good story for him was better than a drop of whiskey. and he one time people said to him. why do you tell so many stories? and he said because stories are better than facts and figures stories have a beginning a middle and end he understood i think what is true and that's why even today we went to sagamore hill and there was a great. national park ranger there who was telling a stories about teddy roosevelt. there's something about stories who our brain is hardwired. so that stories of the way our ancestors used to tell people in the cave days. what the next generation would want to know so lincoln understood that and every great lecture when you look at the speeches he gave we remember the beautiful language, but they always told this is where we come from. this is where we are now. this is where we need to go. and then the other way he was able to find solace and relaxation was like many presidents. he found refuge by getting awa

, they said it's too early. ah, what do you want me to come when m 80 or something? if you have a problem to say, let's not forget what happened today is wally jews or whatever. don't mention that there were jews or israeli say that they were part of the olympic family. they were athletes, just like you guys are. and then he said, yeah, but the opening ceremony of the olympic games is such a joy fall or occasion. we don't want to do something sad. light is back. and i looked at the opening ceremony and they remembered their attack in london, and these that are 46 arab nations, my hands are tight, i said, no, your hands were not tight. the hands of my husband and his teammates are not only his hands were tied. their feet were tied also to the, to the furniture in the, in the they finally came around the memorial ceremony that was in real sunday night in honor of the 11th israeli. after work, the head of the, the president of the international rescue committee had this memorial service. he called out to names. he

as i said, here, i stood up, i said, no. i said, i'm the dean of the senate. i want to be hidden away for the american public. if we are to wait to midnight for them to clear the chamber, we should go back and let the american public see us all and what we're doing. i got applause. both republicans and democrat, especially some of the newer members. so. that's right. we'll just wait here. and we did. and we marched back in and you could smell the tear gas of flora's slippery outside from. from the fire extinguisher. sure. i have an office right outside the floor. actually, is next to where the speaker's office is on the front of the capitol. and i knew the door was unlocked, but i thought it was going to be back there in a minute, had some trepidation in going there, because i'd seen the people smashing her office. i mean, i said 20 feet from my i door was open. i, i haven't had pictures of my family. a personal things. nothing had been touched. it went right by my office and went to the speaker's. amazing. you write about when you were in the secure location

i said, great, you broke the case. he said, i said, what's the next step? he says, i meet with the president of nbc news. no. oppenheim on august 8th. great. august 9th, i call ronan farrow. and i said, so how'd you do? he says, can i call you on a secure line, which immediate. i'm saying, what is that all about? and little what we later learned is that he was being tailed and his phone was being tapped. so he calls he calls me and he says, nbc has basically fired him. they're not running this story. they don't think he has the goods and but he's free to take it anywhere. he said who would want it? you know, he didn't ask us the question. yes, it is a defeatist label. i said, give me a number. let me call you back and i didn't tell them why i called david remnick, the editor of the new yorker, who's a friend and a lion. in the world of journalism. and i said, david, this kid finally has broken the case. it's unbelievable. and he's judicious, he's careful. he says, have him call me on monday morning. ronan did, and ronan went off. i had nothing to do with th

so i said ok.ightning to press the send button on her phone. declaring that you were the candidate? yes. within literally milliseconds of my agreement to doing this, it was out there and she'd already prepared the tweet. that part of what's interesting about the policy politics. the labour party now is there's been no resolution about the corbyn years. 0n the one hand, team starmer said it was all a disaster. you know, it was the worst result in 2019, since the 1930s. and your allies say, well, no, hold on, you're looking at it the wrong way. why are people looking at it that way? two things. one is in terms of seats, yes, it was obviously a very bad result. i know that. and the seats that we lost in 2019, obviously awful that we lost them, we did lose a small number of seats in 2017. the decline in the labour vote in what is now euphemistically called the red wall seats didn't start in 2019 or �*17. it had been going on for a very long time. but in which case, why was it not terrible? i take your

she said she said she agreed with me and she yes. agreed that probably the officer thing wasn't for me and that she would she'd break the news to the the chairman and her boss in a way that would keep my job intact. that's all i was worried about when that when i hung up the phone, my husband was in the background and he had a barber. i could go get the hair. could he go get me some white? i'm like, oh, no, enough, enough. i can't let people fundamentally change who i am. and that's the message i've given to all of my kids when they fundamentally try to change who you are. you have to take a stand and we'll back you up. and so i took a stand and then i got a call just a few minutes after we hung up. and the person on the other end, her boss's boss, said, sent, and he emphasized the t. yeah, he said, i want to start this all over again. i just heard what happened and he was wonderful. he was wonderful. he told me that he had been in my office. he had seen this cross that i had this thing i had on the wall with the cross on it, said la

and he said good news. you're getting out. and i said, great., there was a catch. >> she gave her a letter. it was a private note from trey. >> and she told me about the plea bargain that he took. and one of the sentences that he wrote. i know your sentence -- innocent, and i know you are too. >> he said that he was doing it to save her, he didn't kill her, and neither did she. he was doing it for love. >> i cried that whole day. even though i was getting out. it should've been a great time. i can't believe he was having to do this, the system is sick. it's messed up. >> three days later, june 20th. doctor trades tyler formally pleaded guilty to second degree murder. and was sentenced to 20 years in prison. that same day, the da dropped charges against kathy. and she walked out of jail. a free woman. >> i was very grateful. very thankful. and i felt, god answered my prayers. and, at the same time, it was still scary. i'm leaving jail after being locked up. what will people think? how will i be judged? >> she is grateful. scared. also, sad. >> th

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he said you can see a big decline. he said there are three reasons for. one of the reasons was a new international humanitarian response system, which was organized under the bush presidency. and it's almost not -- i didn't even realize. i put all these pieces together, i said all this happened with bush was president. it's not that it just happened, he helped orchestrate. one of them was the creation of the un office of coordinator assistance, osha it's called. it have been because the un did not do a good job with the kurds in northern rack at the end of the gulf war, and he wanted it fixed. he didn't just bashed the un, he criticize them but he said we're going to fix this. and he did! there is a big fight in the administration, because there were certain people that did not support creating a new office like this. it has been a success story. and a i. d. and the office of disaster assistance, which i was director of in my first job. it is an amazing story. i didn't want the job, finally andy started telling me administrator alan woods, who is sadly dy

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>> he said while shell cleanup my house and stuff >> so i said shame on you.hould be over their cleaning her house. >> it was strange, what began to happen after he took up with that young lady. weird things. not exactly frightening, more like unsettling. like the rock that crashed through a window. >> he didn't tell you what he thought it was? >> no >> or? who >> knows. he did find out footprints out in the back of the building. but nothing really ever came of it. >> not long after, dr. ryan called both sisters with a request. >> at one point he told me, quick calling and hanging up. >> and i was like, brian i'm not hanging up. >> he just paused it often said it's not a big deal. it's not a big deal. >> but was it? on july 10th of 1996, doctor brian ryan drove three hours away to attend the conference he returned home on friday evening, at 12. no one saw him on saturday. and then on sunday, the 14th. marlene's husband drove over to bryant's bug house. >> it was about, i don't know, five or ten minutes later. he came back and walked in the door and was very di

if that's what he said there is even times where deb said that she thought he might be and witness protections protection? >> yeah. >> so maybe he's living under another name somewhere else in the country. >> he said theories about what happened to jake could be dinner conversation. maybe he was dead. had an accident may be worse. one night, jeremy said that he was having dinner with stephanie and -- , and throughout his own theory. just as a joke. >> i mentioned, what if deb did it? and buried him in the backyard. and at that very moment that i said that, the whole demeanor of staff completely changed and it got really awkward. and you could see that darkness in her eyes i remember just feeling if i step somewhere wrong. >> i just kind of froze. and i said, is that what i think it is? >> a frightening discovery. followed by a terrifying threat. >> she just looked at me and said. you know you can't ever leave now, right? >> when dateline continues! hen dateline continues when we started carvana, they told us selling cars 100% online wouldn't work. but we went to work. building an experience t

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i said it many times.ever thought it was much of a possibility but i never knew people could cheat like that, last week, he's a weirdo. sure, i would love to have dinner. i would love to bring my lovely wife. all right, mark. come on in. sir, you're number one on facebook. i would like to cratchit you. mark zuckerberg confessed in 2020 the f.b.i. went to facebook and the media and gave them the false narrative that the hunter biden laptop from hell was russian disinformation even though they knew that was not true. so they went and said it was russian disinformation. by the way, the guy that came in with that stuff just got fired. he perp walked. he was perp walked out of the f.b.i. on friday. but that doesn't help us and the election of 2020 does it? that doesn't help us. they perp walked him because of all the things he did. so many more than we are talking about. the f.b.i. made it clear they did not want the truth about the criminality and influence peddling of the biden family coming out before the el

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that said, chancellor schultz said that all the youth, although the e u 3, the 3 countries within the u that are part of these negotiations had made new proposals to iran and there was no reason why iran should not have signed them. in fact, they have not seen an indication of willingness on the part of iran. therefore he essentially confirmed what we've also heard from brussels, that the prospects for agreement actually appear to be receding. and the idea that that they might be close to success apparently was an illusion. at least that's how it's looking at the moment. and we did not hear israel comment on that besides year le, period. stressing once again that israel is bent on iran is bent on israel's destruction and that he sees other alternatives for promoting peace in the middle east. and there he meant and the abraham accords an agreement that was very much sponsored and supported by the u. s. administration under donald trump, which essentially brought israel for the 1st time in due into closer diplomatic relations with saudi arabia, with united arab emirates, with other coun

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and then my collaborators when i'm struggling with writing i called her up and said i need you she saides and that did not even know she was saying yes to. >> january 20th we all watch kamala harris but the first south asian female. i have goosebumps going up and down my leg when you said that. and then to affirm the possibility thatus when she walked out and then represents we are very proud of our vice president. and then when you are considering running for office yourself. and what that would look like for you? >> that was my average an interview. i was so nervous and shaking. and i approach the whole book tour with the epilogue originally. for all the women and men that inspired me to write my story. when shanda wrote her book theg whole approach was this is how you say yes i'm stealing that from her hearing think i'm being brilliant on the today show this is my year to say yes does that mean run for office and i said yes but the answer is no. it's yes but there are some conditions. [laughter] >> so on the other side that you been through a lot. and not happiness per se but where a

i even said this on your program.rkiv region of the ukrainian armed forces occupied several donkeys , i absolutely had no joy, because uh, i understand what will happen next. what next step can be at the beginning of this conflict on february 24 , do you know there was such a moment in the episode when one rocket fell into kiev on e, troyeschina in the heat and power center and the light turned off on ne, well, let's say. i do not know what power the rocket was for several hours, and then in ukraine there was some. well, then you could still talk. uh, one military expert said that wait, this is the beginning of the attack, if the electricity is turned off further, the communication is turned off further by these raps. yes , electronic warfare radio is on and in a few days the city just stops here, the city of kiev can stop and life in it freezes , moreover, if you switch, this is already on military flights, then the army is inactive, well, almost only. well , you can. i don't know what to do there on foot. and then i

he said 250. i said fine. i did not negotiate with him and i did no due diligence. david: i have something i would like to sell. [laughter] and how they stay there. you don't feel inadequate now because being only the second wealthiest man in the world, is that right? [laughter] ariel emanuel is one of the most important figures in the entertainment industries. he started endeavor into a leading firm representing among others martin scorsese. today, endeavor is one of the leading sports and entertainment conglomerates in the world. i sat down with him to discuss the industry and his future in it. you were a talent agent for much of your professional career but now you are running a multinational sports-entertainment conglomerate. what is it like running it as public as opposed to a talent agent? ariel: it feels natural. it is different. it is bigger than anything i dreamed of. i still work with clients on the talent side. writers, directors, actors, etc. there is the portion of my life you are dealing with investors, how to grow the business and where you want to go

on this decision he said no comment.f controversy here in poland which has been a staunch supporter of volodymyr zelensky�*s government, sent a lot of armaments and tanks and welcomed more than 1 sent a lot of armaments and tanks and welcomed more thani million refugees into the country, women and children fleeing the fighting. roger waters's comments caused as the crack of city council said they wanted to declare him persona non grata, they said he was they were outraged he did not mention russia, just things he wanted ukraine to do, what ukraine should do. you mentioned mr zelensky had failed to fulfil his election campaign to bring peace to the donbas region, that the west was prolonging this war by arming ukraine. talk of these extreme nationalists leading ukraine down a path to war and not a single mention of president putin or the fact that russia had sent the tanks in in an unprovoked attack. that is what has caused a controversy here. as i say, led to calls, many calls for people to boycott the concerts and this

so i just said, "let's support it."hen i did that, that was like hearsay, that people could not believe that a ceo would support a tax. and, in fact, some ceos of other tech companies got really upset with me, very upset with me. and it became kind of a nightmare for me, where all of a sudden, i got on the front page of the "new york times," where it's benioff versus this ceo and so forth. and i'm like, this is a very small amount of money. and we are making billions, like you mentioned, $130 billion. we can take a tiny amount and help clean up our city. this is what we're doing in business. we can have a great shareholder return, and we can have a great stakeholder return. we can do both. david: more recently, you said facebook is cigarettes. what do you mean by that? marc: well, it is. facebook is the new cigarettes. it is bad for you, it is addictive, they run--they do advertising that's not true. you know, they should be regulated very aggressively. david: have you heard from mark zuckerberg about your statement? ma

you said that the president said very calmly that we are ready for negotiations, but on our terms.ans that those of our new territories that russia has grown today are today a historic day. i congratulate you all. congratulations on this event, which is a discussion about territorial integrity. russia is out of the question. she's on our terms. we will discuss how interact between the russian state and ukraine if she finally does not understand that she is now not just a vassal, but she is just a place, that is, our negotiating position has become so much stronger and absolutely. although more severely. moreover , i want to say that i today, uh, well, to be honest, i felt quite proud. you know such a strong one inside yourself, because i see a worthy president. these are our countries, which very clearly explain our position from a historical point of view from an economic point of view from fundamental point of view. and today we saw and for the first time heard an assessment of our past. after all , we, in fact, vladimir vladimirovich said, we were in fact a colony since the nine

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this footage is said to show reservists boarding a bus and one independent russian news website saidmilitary offices across the country — so there are definitely those who are willing to fight. according to one russian news agency, some 10,000 people volunteered to fight on the first day of mobilisation. this is what one man had to say on the streets of yekaterinburg — one of russia's biggest cities. translation: i am a patriot and i love my country. - if the country needs me, i'll go and fight. others, however, appear not so willing. these pictures from serbia, which the bbc has been unable to independently verify, appear to show distraught families saying goodbye to each other as russians prepare to leave. meanwhile, the announcement — made earlier this week — that parts of ukraine currently controlled by russian—backed governments will hold votes on whether to become part of russia — is also a key topic of discussion at the meeting of the un security council. the referenda are due to be held from friday in luhansk, donetsk, kherson and zaporizhzhia and are expected to be a foregon

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me holler said they need 12. so this is something that will show appears to be standing on the break. still he reiterated again, today in the bonus tag that he cannot go it alone. germany cannot go it alone. it is watched extremely closely also in moscow by russian propagandists. what does germany do? what is germany doing so as soon as germany becomes too active, this will be seen as a confrontation in moscow and will actually doesn't, will not role. he doesn't want the conflict to extend to a conflict between nato essentially and russia. so that is something and then other people are also saying, well, he does have a very left wing anti weaponry group in his own party. and they are also having an influence on him. and we're probably also going to have to assume that the german government is also still hoping that one day putin will realize that he cannot win . and that we, he will show some willingness to step back from his ambitions in ukraine. and then they need to be ready to have a plan. is it d w political

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he said the election was stolen. it turns out we've all spent a lot of time looking for the evidence to suggest that this was a stolen election and i spent a lot of time with robert costa looking at is there evidence and it turns out to my phone's biggest supporters, lindsey graham senator from south carolina, mike lee from utah conducted independent investigations and went to the senate floor as lindsey graham said county out. there's no evidence. there is no evidence. so the real marker here is what are they going to be able to show and they demonstrated it is a crime to subvert a legitimate function of government according to a usc 371 supreme court decisions going back 100 years and this is a clear laydown case of obstructing an essential and necessary function of government and what's more necessary than certifying who is the next president? this is, hiding, the diabolical genius of trump and his associates arethey found a weak point in the system . january 6, the votes are presented and counted in 1000 people v

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