but the savage, surprisingly confessed his guilt. tell us a bit more about that so called confession. well, 11 criminal cases were brought against brother savage, including organizing mass protests, creating an extremist organization and conspiracy to cease power. those are been, are really strong accusations, and nobody knows, under what circumstances he confessed. but one can imagine that for the savage didn't do it voluntarily, or perhaps he was put physically on the pressure. the fact that he confessed his guilt was, therefore, for many people understandable, what was the resend? that was that brother savage supplied the names of his colleagues and other position figures to the police. many consider this to be reason, but apparently that didn't help much either to day. you mentioned it, he has been sentenced to 8 years in prison. and what does that mean for other bell russian journalists and for freedom of the press in barrows? well, of course, is that a real or fake to repentance, or repentance is a big blow for all independent

what a savage, and what is he accused of? while a roman product savage is almost 20 years, 20 years or 28 years old. and for the last 2 years, he has been on the investigation. 11 criminal cases were brought against him, including organizing mass protests, inciting social discourse, creating of an extremely extremist organization and conspiracy to cease power and brought a savage. you mentioned that he was the chief editor of the telegram channel next hour in 2020. so 3 years ago, next the was the bill sienna positions from main media during the protests after the presidential elections. and that channel was late, a labeled extremist by the bill or lucien authorities. in may, 2021, brought the savage was on their ryan or brian ryan or ryan, a player plane from agrees to lithuania while flying over bill a ruse. the plane surprisingly landed in minsk allegedly because there was a bump on board. and after the lending policy, which was immediately arrested and according to him, he faced as a death penalty. but just a month after

thank you for havin: corinne savage. thank you for having me- — corinne savage.inging some - corinne savage. thank you for having me. bringing some joy| corinne savage. thank you for i having me. bringing some joy to having me. bringing somejoy to the social media world and the real world there are.— the social media world and the real world there are. thank you so much watching. _ real world there are. thank you so much watching. stay - real world there are. thank you so much watching. stay with i real world there are. thank you so much watching. stay with usj so much watching. stay with us right here in bbc news. sunday brought some pretty warm weather in parts of the uk, but it also brought some really heavy downpours. there are some further showers in the forecast for bank holiday monday, but equally some spells of sunshine. many of us will again feel relatively warm, particularly in the sunshine. but northern parts, particularly scotland, will start to turn rather chilly because of this cold front. now, it doesn't look like much here on the chart. it's just

savage. i am judge of the superior court of this province. so i hope i may be able rule with equanimity as i always tried to do. we have been meeting by continuation adjournment nearly every day since november 29th. citizens of good standing and character may speak, but when called upon or. by the moderator. speakers must address the matter at hand. we are not going to be talking whether the pigs shall be allowed to run at large. that is for town meeting. we have a time and place for that. so speakers must also refrain from personal on one another. that will not be tolerated. deliberation requires us to hear many voices to arrive at a consensus. when a vote called for. i will ask for a second. and if i receive, i will call for a voice. vote with all in favor of the motion i. all those opposed saying nay, please do be shy. we. i am told that we may upwards of 5000 people. and if the chair is in doubt. it requires a standing count and that could take all night. we do not wish to do that. so rai

savage wasn't ready to give up on heather.hing specific from her. give me something that nobody else knows so that we can believe what you are saying is true. and that is when she told us about the souvenirs from kate's body. the jewelry she was wearing and where it was located. >> they found kates jewelry at a pawn shop. and behind the dresser in their tiny apartment, kate's key chain. the one that she had gotten in moscow. ethan, said, heather took it from kate's purse as a memento. she was telling them the truth. so they decided the next morning and first night. armed with google mail and more detail from heather. that they would return to the island. >> all that we were believing was now coming to fruition. all of our suspicions had activity. at that point we knew that we had the right people. >> once they. they would be going without the police. good idea? maybe not. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> coming up, the a-team. under arrest? >> you mean you are arrested? >> we were -- we couldn't leave because they -- >> this was a twist that even the

we are joined by drew savage. competing in the gerald italia. we arejoined by drew savage. italia. we are joined by drew savage. not a huge surprise would you say? h0. are joined by drew savage. not a huge surprise would you say? no, not reall . he huge surprise would you say? no, not really. he turned _ huge surprise would you say? no, not really. he turned 38 _ huge surprise would you say? no, not really. he turned 38 yesterday - huge surprise would you say? no, not really. he turned 38 yesterday and . really. he turned 38 yesterday and the fans at the italian race warm to him and it's a rest day today but always press conferences and a rest day and saw he announced he was going to what we thought this would happen. he is an emotional man and he has a young family and his wife with him and he said cycling has been my life and it has taught me so much about life, dedication, loyalty, sacrifice and perseverance, all important things i want to pass on as a father. that's key for him and he is of such a great career and you want to spend more time with his family as you might

you call him the savage, the savage that you think you are talking about without accounting.hid is the one who doesn't let people call, sivash is the one who wants to type, he must speak . if the restaurant is among the nations what is the best in the world? i think that if there is no unanimity among the nations, the overwhelming majority is that america is one of the characteristics of imam khomeini's behavior in the foreign policy of the 11 times. show a serious reaction, for example, when you are an american they had threatened to attack iran , and it was rumored that they would send troops to iran with helicopters. this was also to show the people how big the issues were . they came to tell us about this chakra, they said that i am writing from abroad to create a chat bazaar, that i should pour it from the top of the embassy , ​​from the top of the fight, and take it all down. in the book of hossein kardan, writing makes everything unconscious in the past, the principle of military intervention is not enough to scare our nation like this. now the principle has failed in

the debt ceiling process and have said to the american people, if we don't get our way and impose savage cuts on the needs of working families, the elderly, the children, the sick and the poor, if you don't do what we demand that you do, we are prepared to allow the united states government to default and bring our economy and the world's economy into turmoil. that's what the republicans are essentially saying. if the right-wing republicans force a default, it will mean the loss of millions of american jobs, interest rates on mortgages and credit cards will soar, and americans will lose trillions of dollars in household wealth. as disastrous as it would be, the default on our debt, it would be equally disastrous to pass the outrageous republican proposals. under their proposals, it has been estimated that up to 21 million americans would lose medicaid, ripping away the health care they need to stay alive. over a million women, infants and children would not receive the nutrition they need to stay healthy through the w.i.c. program. nutrition services such as meals on wheels would be cut

and it is incredible seeing the carriages _ savage. life. - savage. and it is incredible seeing the carriages in real life. the - the carriages in real life. the diamond _ the carriages in real life. the diamond jubilee _ the carriages in real life. tie: diamond jubilee carriage, the carriages in real life. tue: diamond jubilee carriage, the the carriages in real life. tte: diamond jubilee carriage, the golden state carriage. all of the engineering and history, the gold leaf that has been applied and painted. i think, leaf that has been applied and painted. ithink, seeing leaf that has been applied and painted. i think, seeing the monarchs inside those carriages, it is just absolutely incredible because it is such a part of history. they are really relics from the past, of the diamond jubilee, only 11 years old but the golden state code used in the second procession hundreds of years old, and we know that it is not very comfortable in them, and that is all that pomp and ceremony and the marching bands, that was pretty incredible. like

danny savage, for now, thanks for “oininu time.oining us- _ more than 400 bodies have been retrieved following floods and landslides that hit two villages in eastern democratic republic of congo last week. the authorities had previously said that 200 people had died following torrential rainfall on thursday. coffins of the deceased had been laid out in some streets in several villages close to the shore and people have been digging through the mud in their hands —— with their hands in a desperate search for missing relatives. while others are having to pile up bodies wrapped in blankets. when you think of the netherlands you may think of canals, tulips and windmills, but there are more than a thousand windmills still left and many are in good working order and just north of amsterdam one windmill in particular has a uniquejob as we one windmill in particular has a unique job as we now explain. this is one of the most famous paintings of all time. the girl with the pair airing, by vermeer. —— pale airing. where would a modern day ar

danny savage from the ste -s of years later.ny savage from the steps of newcastle _ years later. danny savage from the steps of newcastle crown - years later. danny savage from the steps of newcastle crown court. i steps of newcastle crown court. thank you very much indeed for now. if you are just thank you very much indeed for now. if you arejustjoining us on bbc news, just a break and use that a man has been found guilty of murdering a schoolgirl, nikki allan, 30 years ago, from sunderland. she was seven at the time. david boyd, a 55—year—old, led her away from her home where she lived, in the evening, and her body was found the following day. so, if you are joining us, let us take you back to the police statement we heard. todd? the police statement we heard. today is about justice. _ the police statement we heard. today is about justice. justice _ the police statement we heard. today is aboutjustice. justice for— the police statement we heard. tm— is about justice. justice for nikki is aboutjustice. justice for nikki allan a

, and it’s worth it by the way, look, because this is our current policy, savages and there were thesewhole world, and then there was a successful world, the kingdom, the struggle for the crown , some new technique dragons fly, but the truth is not in this and she is in the fact that what is happening on the border, so everything that happened to us during this time is that we, from the fact that we will be savages, turned into fighters of this guard, or you moved to the walls, and the russians did not transform. we were simply with them for a long time in one field, i should have been able to move the whole world. the other world simply gives us weapons so that we can shoot back at them. i say this again, it is absolutely wrong and without perspective for our future position, the perspective is nato, it is a guarantee of security, it is our confidence that we uh, let's not depend on another russian madman, that we will not be swept across the earth by war after war, because in any case, this is not existence , you understand, we can already see from the experience of a huge number of

as a historical phenomenon, budanov is not original, ordinary nazism gave rise to the savage, that'saluated by the outstanding soviet film director mikhail rom, the author of the film ordinary fascism mikhail rom, 20 years after the defeat of nazi fascism, released a documentary film ordinary fascism film comprehension. so it still was. now it's so recognizable. for three days after hitler came to power, these torchlight processions took place with a torch. i'm looking at this thread. fire i think what was the true deep meaning of these fiery performances. well , yes, they demonstrated a powerful order they were frightened by simple spirits, but all the same, the most important thing in these fake trains was that they helped turn a person into a savage. moreover, turn it into a wild hero life situation author. in a striking way - this savagery, it turns out, is so contagious for today's europe, the inhabitants of the garden support ukrainian nazism. without looking back, a real nocification of europe is going on in the kiev regime, unprecedented money is pumped in, all new systems of

drew savage has more. to add to his 16 victories at the giro d'italia. but it's often the most unpredictable of cycling's grand tours, and today was no exception. it wasn't the wet conditions that caused the first incident. world champion and race favourite remco evenepoel was down, but what had caused it? replays found the culprit a stray dog that had run into the peloton. the belgian took a while to get going again, although he appeared to be okay. but more misfortune was to affect him on the run into the finish clipped by another rider, haven paul went down again. he'll stay second in the overall standings, but was clearly angry and there wasn't a happy ending for cavendish either. australia's kaden groves won the sprint finish as the manx missile, who'd been knocked off balance, slid across the line in fifth place. remarkably, he was soon back on his feet. but race leader andreas leknessund was happy enough he'd finished safely in the bunch and still leads evenepoel by 22 seconds. drew savage, bbc news

danny savage, bbc news. ——drew savage. it's a big night of boxing. belts, at two different weights. the fight against england's chantelle cameron is a homecoming too. the first major boxing event to be held in the republic for almost a decade. ade adedoyin reports. one of ireland's much cherished sports stars, having won multiple professional titles abroad, now a chance for katie taylor to finally box at and make history. i've wanted to ever since i turned pro six years ago. i wanted to do was box at home. i'm a proud irish woman. i've had the chance to box on big nights, madison square garden being one of them, but i think the only thng to top msg is a big homecoming fight like this can have a chance of fighting in front of my own people. it could possibly be that best night of my career so far to date. but the recent history of boxing and airmen has been a challenge. in 2016, a gangland shooting at a weigh—in brought an end to big ten boxing. terry's homecoming will be the first major fight in dublin in seven years. for boxing to be brought back he

but albeit with an often savage comic satirical twist.ause he was surprisingly tender. he wrote a superb memoir experienced some very moving passages on the death of his father, kingsley amis. and then wrote very movingly in the wake of the september the 11th attacks as well. as he grew older, the tender side often came to the fore. he certainly didn't shy away from controversial subjects did he? certainly his depiction of some female characters in particular might be a talking point? yes. female characters in particular might be a talking point? yes, i think it is certainly _ might be a talking point? yes, i think it is certainly true - might be a talking point? yes, i think it is certainly true that - might be a talking point? yes, i think it is certainly true that his | think it is certainly true that his novels would be received differently now. i think amis was never gratuitous. there was always a literary justification for the depiction of his characters. and thatis depiction of his characters. and that is why i think he had this de

savages what they don't do. they are doing business.t can be seen on monday their mother gave birth, and it is clear on monday that their mother gave birth, that they do not do business . change seems to be not loafers and could live as luck would have it on the island, there is no calendar, guys, me and adults disappear. in vain, because they adults disappear. in vain on the damned island of the calendar, we create such an occasion at night and unlucky people savages and weep the poor go on such an unknown day. what year of course? so , gentlemen, we are in the so-called old city, but the reign of the emperor is for some reason the tire of the third. eh, here on these hills was located a magnificent seancembl, which includes a palace of a mosque with two minalets. people ram are you out of your mind? but they don't by any means. unfortunately it won't work just tourists. so party early i'm chain-link. allow me to thank you nikolai ivanovich for your interesting and very interesting excursion. thank you comrades, attention, now you have

not even uh, savage cudgel.savage with the atomic bomb, because the basic principle of the doctor is to do no harm. you can't say anything yet, just a little different an example was the colossal hype around pararats. which allegedly helped heal spinal muscular atrophy. sma- these drugs were considered the most expensive in the world. well, 2 million dollars, and one injection of another auxiliary drug is cheaper, but it also cost a lot, then gradually already on the brakes and already somewhere in the last columns of newspapers and others, the media first began to find out that the drug does not give an absolute guarantee that it has a lot of side effects, that in some cases it does not affect at all, but this is no longer important focus public attention has shifted to hotter topics. now here is a more hot topic three parents and the goal is announced, it seems to be a very merciful humanistic issue to get rid of genetic diseases. are you sure that you are getting rid of one and not acquiring another. why more

ration is carried out by the ukrainian insertion . tommy, you'd be sure to contain the evidence of savage atrocities committed by thunder. respond to the police focused on the use of my little little, i'm sorry, with industry i'm will is used to before the on service is one is for sure. yours is like you more just like you will goodies, engine warranty, and some go, it will go when the say it'd be the army, liberated ukraine, the nationalist went underground and continued to try and find to is the former state security officer yogi sonic of sewell, the secret base is where you'll find as with train, he was among those who helped eliminate the nice place on the ground in west and ukraine. what do you suppose the name of a new change? even though it's a blemish that's good for you to know what's going on. if i spoke of somebody at the embassy or someone from the police report, she pushing push west and intelligence had been pressing on this underground network in that fight against the soviet union. at that time they began engaging with the most influential, uva leaders, british intelligenc

and so to your side of the seine on a cell membrane savage, i think you don't get to assemble that. that one too. that was didn't want to jump me home now. well, not only jim, you've got it took me a 1000000 bob john mother begin meeting with a shout that i see. the daughter is how we kind of joke. so my get a bit of chill over the country. michelle, come with home. are you doing good and then the call mother me a just a mom was just i need a little but by now be a sunbeam. a lot of been a shoot. you a good. i will not be the loser with a a little the study sent them and i had a smile with both of them, but i wasn't gonna bother some of them in their magic on their feet on it. he could not feel a lot in the she's going to look at the show and let q q fun. how session hailey about how do you see a g c. m. so you don't have any other than us currently. i don't wish you additional look, you have the nika, mother's medicine, movie trauma helmet. miss young with the mother in front of him because a lot of times we've been using them based on particular. i stick missing of him. i think it

post the savage was convicted organizing unrest and posting to seize power and was sentenced to 8 years in prison. just this month, so the opposition activists say he's now collaborating with the regime. he gave this reaction to his, pardon let's move on freight. uh the spanish football club. yeah, madrid has lost. i hate crime complaints with prosecutors off to that play of and see us junior face racial abuse but had to be spanish league denies. it was a problem with racism to. i guess ross got reports a very junior absolutely. theories these are blue, sees that my style. yeah. the spanish football league now belongs to racism. that's the view of an assist junior of to once again being targeted with the piece. this time for valencia funds. they're presenting and pointed to those who believe responsible that the only action taken was a timely announcement ascii sent to the hate. brown's mom, the just felt the game should have been stopped. so look up, it's unacceptable for the spanish league has a problem. you know, the nice use is not the problem. denise use is the victim of a serious

they brought a large number of troops, the broken damaged, lots of things in a house, search savagely. they took him without letting him say good bye to his kit. also, we were scheduled to visit him last thursday, but they denied it as well because he wasn't hunger strike. and inside the court, the kids weren't allowed. even. we weren't allowed to touch him or get close to him . the last day he was in court and sunday, and he was there for 10 minutes. he didn't allow us to talk to him now he's dad and we whispered the resistance to continue and we supported with everything we have. i asked god for strength plots in the sub the fullest, lima. we blame the occupation because they deliberately planned and killed my brother carter more than once. we asked through the red cross and human rights organizations to transfer carter to a civilian hospital to be treated and monitored, but they refused every time. therefore they have full responsibility for counters, death he him. my brother was a person full of love for his homeland. he hated and justice loved freedom. he went through 5 hunger st

danny savage, bbc news, newcastle. court in islamabad more than ten hours afterjudges granted him bail in a corruption case. he was detained on tuesday, leading to violent protests in which at least ten people were killed. imran khan was removed as prime minister last year and blames the country's military leaders for orchestrating his downfall. he's facing dozens of court cases over corruption allegations which he says are politically motivated. yesterday the country's supreme court said his arrest was unlawful and today he was freed on bail by the high court in islamabad. live now to our pakistan correspondent, caroline davies, who was in court. caroline, you've managed to talk to imran khan. what's he been saying? clive, i think defiant probably sums up clive, i think defiant probably sums up imran khan's attitude today. he was met in court by some of his supporters who were chanting slogans, there were journalists and lawyers there too, and the paramilitaries there to protect him in riot kit, as well as police offi

danny savage, bbc news, lincolnshire. time for a look at the weather. here's stav danaos.ratures are creeping up day by day and the rest of this week looks largely fine because of high pressure. there will be a few showers dotted around and outbreaks of rain for the northern half of scotland. we had showers across scotland. we had showers across scotland and northern england today. they will mostly fizzle out is now an overnight should be mostly dry. a bit more cloud across northern and eastern areas. the slightly warmer air mass will not be as chilly as it has been the last few nights. lows of around two because there could be a few pockets of chilly air across the north—east of scotland. high pressure dominating the scene for wednesday. we have this weatherfront working its way into the far north—west of scotland, but we start off across the board with plenty of sunshine. chilly start and then the clouds build up. we could see showers developing across central and southern england, a view towards the north—east of england. the odd one for northern ireland and then outbre

danny savage reports.e lincolnshire. 80 years to the night since 19 of these planes took off on the most famous raf mission of world war two. to be flying at night at 60 feet, in mountainous terrain, to drop an ingenious weapon that had never been used before. it's genuinely the stuff of legends. i think the modern day air force can be as inspired now by what they did, albeit it was some 80 years ago. the story was made into a film. 19505 special effects recreating the drama of the mission. the man who created the bouncing bomb used these very marbles to test the theory of skimming them off water. he just thought to himself, what would be the engineer's way of stopping the war? they belong to barnes wallace's daughter, who was then about ten, and recalls the effect the mission had on herfather. he was appalled. 58 people, i think it was, were killed, english people. and then there were all the germans. and he just felt it was more than he could stand. over the past two decades, we've filmed with some of th

danny savage, bbc news, newcastle.

danny savage, bbc news, newcastle.y in the us has expired, and officials are warning about a potential surge in migrants at the us—mexico border. before we look in detail at the policy itself, here are some of the latest pictures from the us—mexico border, where large groups of people are waiting near the barbed wire, poised to make that crossing. officials have said 10 thousand people have made their way to the areas around the southern us border. president biden acknowledged earlier in the week — the situation may be chaotic in the coming days. these pictures from last night show you some of the contingencies — a heavy presence of armed guards patrolling, reinforcing the barriers — in anticipation of what could develop. as for the policy itself, title 42 was the temporary law introduced by donald trump, which meant illegal migrants could be removed quickly, and it expired at midnight washington time. the policy made it easierfor the us to send people back to mexico, using the coronavirus pandemic as justification. li

danny savage has the story.er bomber will once again fly to the sky in lincolnshire. 80 years to the night since 19 of these planes took off on the most famous raf mission of world war two. to be flying at night at 60 feet, in mountainous terrain, to drop an ingenious weapon that had never been used before. it's generally the stuff of legends. i think the modern day air force can be as inspired now by what they did, albeit it was some 80 years ago. the story was made into a film. 1950s special effects recreating the drama of the mission. the man who created the bouncing bomb used these very marbles to test the theory of skimming them off water. he just thought to himself, what would be the engineer's way of stopping the war? they belonged to barnes wallace's daughter, who was then about ten, but still recalls the night of the mission. he was appalled. 58 people, i think it was, were killed, english people. and then there were all the germans. and he just felt it was more than he could stand. over the past two de

dominic savage and kate winslet on the red carpet of the baftas.e being counted in the elections, it could be one of the most closely fought elections in decades, and it could end president erdogan�*s grip on power. we will keep across that throughout the day so stay with us. are pretty quiet story in the weather and for the upcoming week and beyond because i pressure to be commentating at the scene. it will be mostly dry, a few showers around, mostly across the north of the uk put it quite cool to start the new week, certainly monday and night. but it will warm up slightly to the end of the week. game changer has been this weather front, a cold front with rain spreading southwards and eastwards through the day, lying across the south—east by the end of the night. are fairly mild night but further north and west under clear skies come quite chilly and we could even see a touch of frost, temperatures down to freezing sheltered glens in scotland. you can see we are in this chilly air mass on monday, i pressure still with us so it will be mostly fine

danny savage has that story.e night since 19 of these planes took off on the most famous raf mission of world war ii. flying at night at 60 feet in mountainous terrain to drop an ingenious weapon that had never been used before. it�*s generally the stuff of legends. and i think the modern day air force can be as inspired now by what they did, albeit it was some 80 years ago. the story was made into a film — 1950s special effects recreating the drama of the mission. nice work, skipper. the man who created the bouncing bomb used these very marbles to test the theory of skimming them off water. he just thought to himself, what would be the engineer�*s way of stopping the war? they belonged to barnes wallace�*s daughter, who was then about ten, but still recalls the night of the mission. they had a great big square box that was a loudspeaker, and i got up on a chair and got behind the curtain and listened to it and it said how the dams have been burst. he was appalled. 58 people, i think it was, were killed, english

our music correspondent mark savage was there.for sales. it's a fact that wasn't lost on charli xcx, who won the visionary award for her rule—breaking futuristic pop. # don't make me beg for you. i really, genuinely felt like so happy and excited to be recognised by the ivors. and yeah, i'm really genuinely looking forward to this day. and, you know, because i've been doing this now for a while and you get a bitjaded and like, "oh, whatever. nothing means anything any more." but this really means a lot to me. # i don't want to be... the pop star raye won best contemporary song for escapism, which she released independently after an acrimonious split with her record label. onstage, she called out the music industry's treatment of songwriters. # take this pain away. the record industry is making more money than it has in the last 30 years. everything's up, funded by songs that they aren't paying for. just disrespecting a whole community of people thatjust need to be seen now. so i'm going to be a broken record about this. # you know

and he absolutely savaged it. since anar— absolutely savaged it.ll, me kessen er— think we should invest in. well, the lesson of this,— think we should invest in. well, the lesson of this, of course , the lesson of this, of course, is ekear— the lesson of this, of course, is ekear kea— the lesson of this, of course, is clear. you can— the lesson of this, of course, is clear. you can look at seerkana— is clear. you can look at scotland in— is clear. you can look at scotland in particular where, you— scotland in particular where, vea knew.— scotland in particular where, you know, whatever it is, wnerner— you know, whatever it is, whether it's— you know, whatever it is, whether it's a- you know, whatever it is, whether it's a tram scheme , whether it's a tram scheme, wnerner— whether it's a tram scheme, wnerner rr-s— whether it's a tram scheme, whether it's ferry across to whether it's a ferry across to rne— whether it's a ferry across to me rskanas— whether it's a ferry across to the islands, they— whether it's a ferry across to the islands, they tur

unless you make savage cuts to the needs of working people, low income people, we are going to elect our akana me fall into recession, and the world economy as well. that's unacceptable. we need an alternative approach. >> in a moment i want to discuss the savage cuts with, you but let's go back to the idea that, this is not possible that the president invokes the 14th amendment, as you and others have asked them to do, and republicans file for injunctions, and some jurisdiction will get one. then, the treasury secretaries actually prevented by some federal judge, some, are like the guy who bought the messy press stone, from actually paying those bills, and then it falls anyways. isn't at the same problem? >> well, i think what will happen is this will go worse the supreme court very quickly. the bottom line, is right, now ali, what the republicans are doing is holding the world's economy hostage. if they get away with it this, time not only will there be is savage cuts on the needs of working people at a time when 60% of the people are living paycheck to paycheck, this will be a pre

the indians were referred to as the savages and the directive was to convert them into christians who would become the working class to extract the resources from the land and send that back to the kings and queens and the popes and of everybody back in europe and then also all of that land then would be a made available to this wave and wave of people coming to this new land. and there was this idea that that indians were savages so you either convert them or you can kill them and it's all right to kill them because royalty and the pope said i sanction this in the name of christ. it's okay. if you do that, don't feel guilty about it. and they did. scalp bounties to kill lenape to remove them from their homeland the introduction of smallpox infected blankets given to learn up a indians these these kinds of old tactics push the lenape away and we became erased. from the history books from the conscience of the people and it's part of the reason why not base center is combating this erasure. telling the truth because in a way it helps people wake up and realize that we're still here. we

. >> that was savage crash at the finish line. >> ryan blaney crossed first to snap a drought.rs in the deadliest obamaing. that's beautiful to see there. i think we both should have careers in race car announcing. because we both got excited with the word savage. >> ashley: one of my favorite sounds in the world is the sound of the nascar whether it passes you, yeah, you should probably do the announcing. you are much better than i am. >> todd: i appreciate it. you are better at basketball. your prediction for the basketball. nuggets or heat? >> ashley: heat. >> todd: going for the heat. >> ashley: she likes it hot in our studio. >> todd: "fox & friends" now. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm hooked on a feeling ♪ i'm high on believing ♪ that you're in love with me >> we are hooked on florida. jacksonville. right now walking out the door 69 degrees. going for a high of 87. it is beautiful. sunrise in 25 minutes. it looks like it's going to be a beautiful day in

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