agent scully: did i you bother to read it?ulder: i did - i liked it. _ i guess my number one fantasy is to feel i am utterly desired. you seem fairly comfortable talking about sex. i am very comfortable with it. i did include my own fantasy in the book. any clues which one? it is just over 50 years since nancy friday published her groundbreaking book my secret garden, full of women's sexual fantasies. this book, want, is your selection, equally groundbreaking, from women who have written to you from all over the world. we have such a wide range of letters and all different kinds of fantasies from different women and cultures and sexual preferences and diverse backgrounds. why don't you start by telling me how you feel when you think about having sex? your role in sex education was very much that: a role. you're not a psychologist, but you are, of course, an advocate for women, a supporter of lgbtq+ rights. i wonder how you tread the line between curation of the book and analysing the fantasies. i find it hard to read them and

scully: thank you very much and welcome to boston to the mk institute. do you feel at home? guest: i had a chance to look around, stunningly like the senate when i stood behind my desk in the middle of the second row with lindsey graham on one side in senator cornyn on the other, most senators move every two years and you get to sit on the desk that is left, it's a great congressman in a great way to have a sense of what the senate is like and what happened. senator heitkamp: i was the hundredth senators so whatever was left, 99th was maisie, we were elected at the same time and she was my family in hawaiian, we decided we would never part. we would always sit next to each other so it limited options, elizabeth warren sat behind us, kamala harris sat behind us so the back bench was better than the middle. host: why was she 99 and you were 100? senator heitkamp: it is a smaller state so it goes by seniority and you get ranked. i'm a former attorney general but governors had extra points and seniority in the rankings. when you are a former attorney general from one of the smal

right around then we were doing a pretty mediocre segment with steve scully when mom shocked the world and called in to tell us to stop bickering. host: is your family, the country, less or more divided than it was? guest: um, i mean, probably not. there were certainly a lot of things posted on twitter. things posted on twitter after the trump election. election returns were more unified in that we had a republican president when the popular vote, which hasn't happened in a long time. guest: that's no longer true. guest: yeah, because you all just keep counting votes. guest: he won the plurality but not the majority. something we can talk about, john. guest: see what that does for you. look, thinking about things that have not changed over the last 10 years, they passed the affordable health care act, brad thinks it was a success. i don't. that hasn't changed. our mother -- guest: the american people -- guest: she's as sharp as ever. doesn't get around quite as good. you know, she is the thing. the other week i was with her, she, brad called her, she asked when brad was coming home for

in other words, steve scully said we've got a call from raleigh, north carolina, that's all i heard. then he said the name joy -- joy is my sister, my mom is joyce. my sister wasn't living there at the time, but i didn't hear the name. all i heard was raleigh -- i thought someone from down south. that's what surprised me so much. i mean the clip is a big part of me going -- gosh, it's mom. such a shock. host: i promise you that if a joyce from north carolina calls and in the next half-hour, we will bumper to the top. in the meantime let's talk to earl in redding, california, you are on with the woodhouse boys. caller: thank you very much. i find this a very interesting discussion with these two gentlemen. i got motivated to call today -- i tried to call every 30 days. i'm an agent orange volunteer. guest: thank you for your service. caller: thank you. i live on social security and a veterans agent orange, ok? here are some facts i want to share with brad. he's big on facts. tell me if i'm wrong, please, both of you, i will get off the phone, but i want to give you a couple of facts t

right around then we were doing a pretty mediocre segment with steve scully when mom shocked the world and called in to tell us to stop bickering. host: is your family, the country, less or more divided than it was? guest: um, i mean, probably not. there were certainly a lot of things posted on twitter. things posted on twitter after the trump election. election returns were more unified in that we had a republican president when the popular vote, which hasn't happened in a long time. guest: that's no longer true. guest: yeah, because you all just keep counting votes. guest: he won the plurality but not the majority. something we can talk about, john. guest: see what that does for you. look, thinking about things that have not changed over the last 10 years, they passed the affordable health care act, brad thinks it was a success. i don't. that hasn't changed. our mother -- guest: the american people -- guest: she's as sharp as ever. doesn't get around quite as good. you know, she is the thing. the other week i was with her, she, brad called her, she asked when brad was coming home for

there's a great energy as leader scully's mention. people are excited about what we were able to achieve in electing another republican house majority, keeping the majority, and ensuring that we had a majority in the senate and now president trump return to the white house. so unified republican government gives us an extraordinary opportunity to save this country in turn things around. we are excited about the work we have yet to compete -- completing his congress and all the things we will be doing early in january. president trump still has 47 more days before he returns to the oval office but he is already making dramatic change and bringing that change that we knew and expected if he got elected to happen. the stock market is surging. i ran called off a retaliatory attack on israel. foreign leaders are making their way to mar-a-lago to sit down with the new president and get on his good side and mexico has pledged to take immediate action to stop human trafficking and fentanyl flowing into our borders. this is just the beginning.

i think we were doing a pretty mediocre segment with steve scully when mom shocked the world and mom called in and told us to stop bickering. >> is the family, the country less divided than in 2014? >> i mean, probably not. i mean, there was certainly a lot of things that were posted on twitter, everything about thanksgiving after, you know, president trump's election. i think the election returns were a little more unified in that we had, you know, a republican president win the popular vote, which hadn't happened in a long time. >> that's no longer true. >> well, yeah, because y'all just keep counts votes. >> he won the plurality, but didn't win the majority. that's something that we talk about. >> well, let's see what that does for you. but, hey, look, you know, i was thinking about things that have not changed over the last ten years. i mean, they passed the affordable health care act. brad thinks it's a success. i don't. that hasn't changed. our mother -- >> the american -- >> our matter -- >> the american people -- >> sharp as ever. she doesn't get around quite as good, but, yo

the channel system might be good because a key pitch in the eighth inning with the bases loaded, scully ball or a strike. a ball is in favor of the team that has the bases loaded. david: professional athletes are idealized. they are liked more than politicians. athletes are really well liked and admired, but then when you finish your career, you have a whole different life. he retired at what age, 41, you played 22 years -- 21 years in the major leagues and retired at an age that's old for professional athlete but young. when he retired at the age did you say, what will they do it the rest of my life and what did you decide to do for the remaining 10, 20 years of your life? cal: if you save your money pretty well you have choices and you can decide to play golf like a lot of people do and kind of retire early. i play a little bit but no. i could be pretty good. david: you should try miniature golf, that's what i do. cal: i looked at it as you get bored. i looked at it as a second chance for a career opportunity. so i wanted to learn business and it was a comfortable business model where

new option name in the 14th century, bruce, i'm to goes to changes the $1780.00 prince dmitri dunn. scully won the battle of clinic over the bringing the mongolia to an end in the 16th century. the russian rulers of grand principles, easy to settled and his son, if the terrible began gathering russian lands the tenor little contest economy. it's of cousin after silence appear to dawn to console. good. yeah, you can and then you have a cost extra begun to. so the button, the terrible, the states, credibility is growing. clear. the grease rebuilding its might end is taking strides forward under ro wise and some of the even the terrible and became the architect of a unified russian state. at the time, the world's only independent orthodox country, the waste of nations, immediately sounded the alarm and launched a propaganda campaign against russia. and poland was the 1st country to wage that information was we to and filed a viewer of the games to must given him a name growler told us his story and ends diplomat. the 1550. and the 20 funny be living in the, the official pretext was the police

it's to account these rarely military has count out loud scully as drugs across syria. more than 250 attacks. targeted military bases, airports and missile defense facilities, navy vessels in the ports of attack. yes. but also destroyed. but we're still sorta joins us now from the syrian capital, damascus, and as well as the massive is registrants that we've seen over the last 24 hours or so. it's just another thing for people. they are the syrians trying to get their grips around the country is now what it could be to a m b. so it was roughly around 3 am in the morning. and when you started to her that the law with explosions again and again repeatedly one after another in the capital city of the mass. cuz that has just recently been taken by the opposition. that just recently has witnessed the whole of this size redeem. often more than houses i that you so know that the new administration in syria is trying to, to, to pick it up into the new realities and to put away the smooth transition is where he's on intensifying the attacks in be in the last 48 hours we're talki

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this might date me, but we need motor and scully on the case here! thank you. chinese businessman banned from the uk after accused of being a spy. in a statement, the prince said "he'd met the individual through official channels, with nothing of a sensitive nature ever discussed, and he's now acted on the advice of the government, after concerns were raised." china has condemned the decision to ban the businessman, who's been described as a close confidant of the duke. dominic casciani has the details. a prince under pressure again, this time over his relationship with a mystery businessman we're not allowed to name, now revealed by the courts to be a likely spy targeting the royal family. for ten years, prince andrew promoted the uk's relationship with china. this was his pitch at the palace investment scheme on tour in china. from entrepreneurs to state visits — here with china's president xijinping — the duke forged closer ties amid a delicate and difficult diplomatic relationship. that relationship is now under new strain. a judgment from the semi—secret s

. ♪ ♪ >> trace: "fox news @ night" common sense department is not trying to be scully and mulder buts whole drone mystery has common sense baffled. these drone sightings have been happening across new jersey including near donald trump's golf club for more than 3 weeks. with no information, clarification or answers. we are being told these drones are the size of small cars but common sense has no idea how we know that considering all the drone video looks like it was taken by an antique video camera from 10 miles away. google earth can get a precise picture of my outdoor furniture from space and we can't get a decent shot of flying objects in the neighbors backyard. really? new jersey congressman jeff van drew says he has qualified sources that say the drones or from iran. the pentagon says they are not. so the pentagon does not know where they are from but does know where they are not from? we are being told that congress does not know, the fbi does not know, the white house does not know. have we gotten so used to our leaders lying and denying that we automatically by whatever they

abc's george scully is no stranger to this as he is in orchard park, new york where snow has blanketedhe buffalo bills stadium ahead of tonight's game against the san francisco 49ers. george, is there any indication that the snow is easing up there, and i'm curious how determined the fans are to see this game, even in these extraordinary conditions. >> well, if you can tell right now, it is starting to pick up again, and that is the lake effect that is going to continue dropping some snow here in the region. dickstein, maybe 20 inches on the ground here. this parking lot that i was standing in right now, this tailgate lot, this was buried in snow this morning. it is a well oiled machine here as chris have been working nonstop to clear this out. you see some snow piles behind me. is expected to maybe let up just a little bit before game time, that is the good news, but you asked about the bills mafia, legendary. their status here for these types of conditions, well known. the fans in the stands right now helping clear out some of that snow that has accumulated here, they are determined

down there on near the left right line could see sharad brown on the left, or a veteran leader like scully's can see people who, in addition to ideology, are tapping this disruptive energy. in fact, when you think about bernie sanders, you might already kind of know that he is not your traditional political elite. you kind of feel it in your gut. and he is and that more disruptive area of liberalism, just like that other conservative there, abbott, has been very vocal about not just being ideologically conservative, but tapping into what he says is necessary disruptive energy against traditions and norms, sometimes even claiming he will just break laws even though he is in the government. he won't follow supreme court precedents, he says, although he has not always acted on that. so, the view may capture something real here. something that is missing in the standard language of politics. and what we see matters to reality, but also for anyone who wants to try to face what is happening right now, or channel political solutions. the writer i mentioned says that while left and right can explain

he's going to be playing a little bit of mulder and scully.ou are going to be looking into the drones. because so many people are talking about it, so it's a big deal. >> whit: we'll be with local officials guiding us along and have an open mind and see what we find. >> janai: looking forward to that. >>> now to the new developments in the ceo murder investigation. suspect luigi mangione hiring a high-profile new york defense lawyer and could waive extradition this week. abc's ike ejiochi has more. ike, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, janai. according to manhattan district attorney alvin bragg, luigi mangione, the prime suspect in the killing of unitedhealthcare ceo, brian thompson, may have his right to an extradition waived and could be in a new york city court as early as tuesday. mangione has now retained the services of manhattan defense attorney karen friedman who's a longtime veteran of the manhattan district attorney's office, serving in second commander for several years, before entering the private sector. she'll have her ha

right around then we were doing a pretty mediocre segment with steve scully when mom shocked the world and called in to tell us to stop bickering. host: is your family, the country, less or more divided than it was? guest: um, i mean, probably not. there were certainly a lot of things posted on twitter. things posted on twitter after the trump election. election returns were more unified in that we had a republican president when the popular vote, which hasn't happened in a long time. guest: that's no longer true. guest: yeah, because you all just keep counting votes. guest: he won the plurality but not the majority. something we can talk about, john. guest: see what that does for you. look, thinking about things that have not changed over the last 10 years, they passed the affordable health care act, brad thinks it was a success. i don't. that hasn't changed. our mother -- guest: the american people -- guest: she's as sharp as ever. doesn't get around quite as good. you know, she is the thing. the other week i was with her, she, brad called her, she asked when brad was coming home for

i want mulder and scully to come together. i want to see multiple episodes.he last reboot was horrible, so i volunteered to write the episodes this time around to make them good. >> i've actually seen the last reboot. i thought it was so bad i didn't even get through the last. okay, i'll take i'll take your word for it. you're the expert. go ahead. >> katie. >> all right, so my theory is we might need to see a reunion between newt gingrich and the speaker's gavel when, newt. when newt was speaker. area screaming. when newt was speaker, he laid out very clearly this is what we're going to do. it's how we're going to govern. and he kept his caucus in line. say what you will. they kept that caucus in line. every one of the contract with america planks got passed in 100 days. >> will we just to be clear, gingrich is probably the most responsible for the unruly conference in the house right now. >> and yet somehow we had surpluses after all the stuff that he put in place. >> who was president during that? >> well, let's get back to pennsylvania again. philadelphia

in other words, steve scully said we've got a call from raleigh, north carolina, that's all i heard. said the name joy -- joy is my sister, my mom is joyce. my sister wasn't living there at the time, but i didn't hear the name. all i heard was raleigh -- i thought someone from down south. that's what surprised me so much. i mean the clip is a big part of me going -- gosh, it's mom. such a shock. host: i promise you that if a joyce from north carolina calls and in the next half-hour, we will bumper to the top. in the meantime let's talk to earl in redding, california, you are on with the woodhouse boys. caller: thank you very much. i find this a very interesting discussion with these two gentlemen. i got motivated to call today -- i tried to call every 30 days. i'm an agent orange volunteer. guest: thank you for your service. caller: thank you. i live on social security and a veterans agent orange, ok? here are some facts i want to share with brad. he's big on facts. tell me if i'm wrong, please, both of you, i will get off the phone, but i want to give you a couple of facts that i se

. >> the large intestine and scully is the rationalist. >> the doctor. >> a lot of folks who enjoyed the x-files who otherwise didn't watch tv might have been drawn to the show by its, for lack of a better way to put it, its stick it to the man ethos and said, don't trust the government. don't trust big business. don't trust anybody but yourself and your friends and family. i guess it's a message that's somewhat dark and cynical, but was kind of a breath of fresh air in the early 90s. >> the 90s was a time of conspiracies, and the internet was starting to spread beyond, just like hardcore computer users. so you could have message boards and usenet newsgroups, and everybody wanted to talk about the black oil and the bees, and mulder's sister and what the cigarette smoking man was up to. and i would go to aoltv dot the hyphen, hyphen files. and people were so nuts for this show. >> it's just pure science fiction. and that's probably what i like most about it. >> the x-files changed the way people watch television. you could sense these successful creators trying to see how they could d

in other words, steve scully says we have got a call from raleigh, north carolina, and that is all ieard. and then he says the name joy. joy is my sister. joyce is my mom. my sister is not living there at the time. all i heard was raleigh, and i said, it is someone from down south. and that is what surprised me so much, and the clip is a big part of me going, oh, gosh, mom. i was so shocked. [end video clip] host: that original clip was from 10 years ago, right after the second interview that one of the brothers wrote an editorial article in the carolina journal. in part, he said brad and i -- he's talking about the viral clip -- are using fame to discuss politics in a measured and respectful way with their families. we believe and continue to believe that you can have sharp disagreements without leaving -- believing the other side is evil. yes, you can disagree without being disagreeable. brad and i have strived for that and we have succeeded more than we have failed. back to your calls. john, pennsylvania. caller: good morning, merry christmas. yeah, getting back to that gentleman.

in other words, steve scully says we have got a call from raleigh, north carolina, and that is all ird. and then he says the name joy. joy is my sister. joyce is my mom. my sister is not living there at the time. all i heard was raleigh, and i said, it is someone from down south. and that is what surprised me so much, and the clip is a big part of me going, oh, gosh, mom. i was so shocked. [end video clip] host: that original clip was from 10 years ago, right after the second interview that one of the brothers wrote an editorial article in the carolina journal. in part, he said brad and i -- he's talking about the viral clip -- are using fame to discuss politics in a measured and respectful way with their families. we believe and continue to believe that you can have sharp disagreements without leaving -- believing the other side is evil. yes, you can disagree without being disagreeable. brad and i have strived for that and we have succeeded more than we have failed. back to your calls. john, pennsylvania. caller: good morning, merry christmas. yeah, getting back to that gentleman. i

steve scully said we have a call from raleigh, north carolina. that is all i heard.hen he said the name joy. joy is my sister. my mom is joyce. i never heard the name. all i heard was raleigh. somebody from down south. that is what surprised me so much. the clip is a big part of me going, of god, it's mom. i was so shocked. host: dallas woodhouse wrote about this for the carolina journal. among the things he said, "brad and i use are fleeting fame to encourage people to discuss politics in a measured and respectful way with their families. we believed and continue to believe you can have sharp disagreements without believing the other side is evil. yes, you can disagree with out being disagreeable. we succeeded more than we have failed." john in new york on the line for democrats. caller: this is john. sometimes it feels -- how can i say -- weird. republicans always think that democrats are stupid. democrats think republicans are stupid. because of their beliefs. take the books, like in florida. people in florida want to get rid of books. just out of spite. just to g

steve scully said we have a call from raleigh, north carolina. that is all i heard.hen he said the name joy. joy is my sister. my mom is joyce. i never heard the name. all i heard was raleigh. somebody from down south. that is what surprised me so much. the clip is a big part of me going, of god, it's mom. i was so shocked. host: dallas woodhouse wrote about this for the carolina journal. among the things he said, "brad and i use are fleeting fame to encourage people to discuss politics in a measured and respectful way with their families. we believed and continue to believe you can have sharp disagreements without believing the other side is evil. yes, you can disagree with out being disagreeable. we succeeded more than we have failed." john in new york on the line for democrats. caller: this is john. sometimes it feels -- how can i say -- weird. republicans always think that democrats are stupid. democrats think republicans are stupid. because of their beliefs. take the books, like in florida. people in florida want to get rid of books. just out of spite. just to g

although scully died in child.lthough scully died in 2021, the committee confirmed that his honour would have been taken away if he had been convicted . train chaos is convicted. train chaos is continuing to grip the uk , with continuing to grip the uk, with passengers hit by yet another warning after this morning's system fault caused widespread disruption. national rail has apologised, admitting a hardware upgrade to its radio system brought services to a standstill across london, southern england and wales and beyond. while the fault has now been fixed. travellers face fresh challenges as storm dara threatens severe weather and more delays this weekend. flooding is already affecting routes in stockport and chester, with passengers urged to check live updates and expect longer waits . now, more expect longer waits. now, more than 1600 people have been arrested across england and wales in a major week long crackdown on county line drug dealing. more than £3,000,000 million in drugs, £2 million in cash and 550 weap