. >> sean: well said. >> [cheers and applause]. >> sean: you know what the left don't believe in.nt the freedom to have a gas stove. leave me the hell alone. >> what else they don't believe in? common sense. >> sean: well said. >> think about this for a second. in california they will not sell you anything but an electric car by the year 2034. let's say i am single me and living in los angeles and i have an electric car. where do i charge that? if i am on i5 and my charge runs out because of the traffic how do we get the car off the road? i have to earn $100,000 to afford an electric car at $60,000. there is no reality. >> sean: they said you could not charge your electric vehicle in california during these hours. >> [laughing]. >> sean: their grid is not up to speed. >> [laughing]. can you imagine the o.j. chase under gavin newsom? we got him. he left the house at 5 o'clock. he could not go anywhere. tv would be so different. his points of common sense. nobody ever died of stove. you have never been to a funeral, what got him? ge. that's a shame. my uncle went the same way. this

and sean well, joe biden is expected to visit the us border with mexico at el paso. this sunday, as his government grapples with a growing migrant crisis, the u. s. president has already announced tough me restrictions, which will say cubans, haitians and nicaraguans crossing the border illegally from mexico, immediately expelled. his government is also expanding an existing program to stop venezuelans attempting to enter the us. migraines crossed the rio grande river that separates mexico from the united states. all these people in search of a new start and a new life. some prepared to do what ever it takes to live the american dream ah loyalty. i went on the fly injured, cold and hunger eat and ended up taking me legal route through the narrow paths. while afterwards, most of them don't want to do it most want to cross into the u. s. legally get a bus, a leg up in the sale, plenty people sopa houses to take this journey. there was how can you go back if you don't have a place to return to laporte? i couldn't cross legally. i had to cross illegally hillary in the 12

sean: that's a good point. they are not enforcing it. we see that every day at the southern border as wellsean: great reporting. we have a lot more news to cover. vice-president harris is under fire again tonight after omitting right to life after citing a quote from our declaration. abortion is legal in america. it goes back to the states. they decide what the law s. the elected representative of the people of every state. take a look. >> we are here together because we collectively believe and know america is a promise. america is a promise. it is a promise of freedom and liberty. not for some, but for all. >> [cheers and applause]. >> a programs we made in the declaration of independence. we are each endowed with the right to liberty and the pursuit of happiness. >> sean: it's life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. inform your vice-president. did harris believe that giving the correct quote would undermine her as a supporter of abortion. kellyanne conway and ari fleischer are with us. the real extremists are those -- democrats have the same talking point during the mid-terms. this

into this, sean, every black man knows about the talk that our father gives us, what you are supposed to do when you are stopped by a police officer. we have gentlemen got the talk, as wellour black police officers. so they just didn't value life. they didn't carry about any of that in that moment. >> sean: all right. lj, thank you. ted williams, thank you. see 15, thank you. we go back to sara carter in the ground in memphis with some of the protesters now. sara, what's going on? >> hey, sean. i had a chance to listen to what you and lj and geraldo were saying, and i was kind of translating that over here. this is dr. cooper and a young man. they have both been here at the protest all night. we talked about this just before he came on with you, sean. he said this isn't about race. >> definitely not about race. this is about humanity. this is basic 101 humanity. we need to be able to raise our boys to help the family raise their voice, so we are out here tonight and we will be adhered to make sure that we alleviate some of the pain that won't ever go away for this family. but we can share our voice and show that the police need to disband the scorpion unit that they have

i think we've got sean as . well. let's we've got sean as. well. let's bnng we've got sean as. into this conversation , sean if we can, conversation, sean if we can, alongside amanda and bobby hazel. welcome to the show. a warm welcome to mark dowler today and the people's our. should itv sack jeremy . no they should itv sack jeremy. no they shouldn't . i think the issue shouldn't. i think the issue here is who's the arbiter or arbiters of free speech. mean we've got the princess of woke almost like judge jury hangman. you know we've had piers morgan and now jeremy clarkson. i mean it's almost like we going back to spanish inquisition. i don't what you say so you're going to be cancelled now . jeremy be cancelled now. jeremy clarkson is to free his views. i mean, some might like it some might not, but at the end of the day, a defence is taken , not day, a defence is taken, not given. now, jeremy clarkson, in my article and i think, you know, it's been mentioned before, it's all about context and ten 100 people could read or , hear the article and have different views on it. so

i think we've got sean as . well. let's we've got sean as. well. let's bnng we've got sean as. into this conversation , sean if we can, conversation, sean if we can, alongside amanda and bobby hazel. welcome to the show. a warm welcome to mark dowler today and the people's our. should itv sack jeremy . no they should itv sack jeremy. no they shouldn't . i think the issue shouldn't. i think the issue here is who's the arbiter or arbiters of free speech. mean we've got the princess of woke almost like judge jury hangman. you know we've had piers morgan and now jeremy clarkson. i mean it's almost like we going back to spanish inquisition. i don't what you say so you're going to be cancelled now . jeremy be cancelled now. jeremy clarkson is to free his views. i mean, some might like it some might not, but at the end of the day, a defence is taken , not day, a defence is taken, not given. now, jeremy clarkson, in my article and i think, you know, it's been mentioned before, it's all about context and ten 100 people could read or , hear the article and have different views on it. so

sean: you have 20. i remember respect the 20 of you, awful you. >> we respect you as well. >> sean: who is your final. who will you only support to be speaker. it's not that hard. >> i'm willing to have conversations with the republican conference to come up with a conscience candidate. it doesn't have to be a member of the freed only caucus -- >> sean: so, you don't have, you don't even have a name. >> there are people who are afraid. when are you threatened by committee chair men to not be placed. >> sandra: oh my gosh. let me ask a final question. >> if your final candidate -- >> kevin mccarthy confirms that. that's a scary place to be. we're here to legislate and get the country back on track. >> sean: i can tell. >> when you have people making threats it's difficult to make the decision. we're going to get there. i'm fine doing this. we're in day two. we're okay. the government isn't spending money and sending it to ukraine. american tax payers are winning. >> sean: politically we agree on most things. >> yes we do, sean. >> sean: i do have respect for you. >> i think history will show i'm on the

sean: well, we're talking to them the, stuart.ed up because i promised to buy breakfast for these guys. i forgot my wallet, so we're washing dishes here, but we're talking to people in between, and we're asking them how are you feeling about 2023? are you as optimistic as the president says we should be? jerry and matt here. jerry, tell us what you're feeling as we get into 2023. >> well, i wish we could be optimist in, brian, but we just can't. we're very concerned. my wife sue and i, as we go to the supermarket, we see prices continuing to rise. and i'm getting to a certain age where in a few years we were thinking about retirement, but unless things level off, you just can't take that chance. brian: so you're looking at 2023 and saying the pinch. is still happening, the prices are not coming down fast must have. >> they're not coming down at all in the supermarkets where i live, long island. we have food services, and half the items are always unavailable, so we're still dealing with supply chain issues, and it's just very nerv

>> well, look, sean, they will. the republicans in the house will make sure they do.e navy for 25 years, sean, and i got vaccines that were mandated for me to get. this was very different. this was a vaccine that was being provided under emergency use authorization that was being targeted in the military for young, healthy people like you said, that had very low risk if no risk for any significant morbidity or mortality from covid and they were being forced, and simultaneously, they were hearing all these stories out there in the press about all of these horrible possible side effects many of which have been proven to be true with myocarditis and clotting disorders and things of that nature and they were being forced to make a decision between their career in the military and their potential long term health, their abilities to have kids and things of that nature. you can't blame this for doing this. the military should have treated this as a special situation. they should never have mandated this but quite honestly this is a perfect example of the pentagon, dod and e

we'll talk to those people as well. >> sean: i have my sources. they informed me what i suspected what i said on the radio today. i think mike pence was watching everything with biden top secret documents and et cetera. he initiated his own investigation to just check. he called the fbi when they found a couple of documents, matt gaetz and handed them over and worked with the officials. that's not the issue to me. the issue is how was hillary clinton treated? she had all of those servers. then she had 33,000 deleted e-mails with bleach bit. she had blackberries and iphones destroyed with hammers. she had sim cards removed. now we have the double stan dashed. why was the mar-a-largo raid and why wasn't any of joe biden's residences raided? why the double standard? is that a double standard? >> it's clear that hillary clinton got off because jeff sessions was a terrible attorney general. i'm not here for the document drama. it's far more significant that eric swalwell said that donald trump was a russian agent. and now there's people in the fbi that

sean: in fact, strelkov and three others, two russians, one ukrainian, are currently on trial in the netherlands for this very crime. simeon: in absentia. well make whatever kangaroo court they like when, you know, if we shot the plane down, i'm sure we would've admitted it. sean: boikov and his fellow cossacks have also tried to silence the local ukrainian community. simeon: [speaking foreign language] female: [speaking foreign language] sean: in this video, boikov taunts parishioners and their priest outside a ukrainian church in sydney. simeon: i wanna ask you a question. why do you have crimea is ukrainian on your church? everyone knows it's russian. male: everyone knows it's russian-- [speaking foreign language] sean: also present is vladimir simonian, the president of the night wolves australia motorcycle club. simeon: [speaking foreign language] sean: some would see that as intimidation. simeon: well, there's a fine line. i mean, if we wanted to, we could've done something much worse, but we wouldn't do that because we don't promote breaking the law. we don't promote radicalism. we don't promote anything like that, you know, that's un

i give him credit for it as well, sean.ldn't it be nice if they sat together and said this is what weigh have to do. -- we have to do. governor abbott says to president biden you are a kind person but your kindness is having the opposite effect. you are giving the people the false impression that the border is open. >> sean: i like the way governor abbott did. $20 million too late and 2 years too late. this is having a dramatic negative impact on cities and states and towns across the country and you caused it. i will give you the last word. >> one thing we haven't mentioned. fentanyl is the real horrible difference between years passed and now. san francisco in the film you showed of the tenderloin district, 500 fentanyl deaths in that one city. it's a scourge. we have to work together. this is the real test for kevin mccarthy. this is the real test -- >> sean: no, it's not. enforce the law. i don't think it's a test at all. >> the law changes on a weekly basis. >> sean: no the law is the law. they are entering our country

>> well, sean, he needs 218, and he does not have 218 we have been trying to - >> neither do you. >>orter: but tonight colorado's lauren boebert telling us her issue is mccarthy himself. >> you are a no on kevin mccarthy specifically? >> my vote does not get kevin mccarthy the speakership. i'm a no on kevin. >> reporter: ryan zinke of montana still supports mccarthy. >> if it continues to drag on then, wouldn't this be an indication you aren't united yet and this is going to be a long, lengthy process? >> we'll find out. i'm a seal i'm trained never to quit i'll be here as long as it takes. >> reporter: as for that potential deal, sources tell us there are still details to work out, and it still may not get mccarthy all the votes he needs. the sources telling us, this is just phase one. lester >> all right, ryan. thanks very much. >>> tonight, president biden announcing a new plan to address the surge of migrants at the border peter alexander is at the white house right now. and, peter, the president also said he's going to the border for the first time as president. >> reporter: les

doing well, sean, how are you?fi >> thanks for having me on . all right.ha to the extent you feel comfortable, i don't want youat to reveal things that maybe youo don't want us to know. but to the extent possible, wehs had this gap going on all week. i was kind of confident talkingu to people all week that itly dia would eventually get done. but you really did a lot of the heavy lifting. tel what can you tell us about the process? wellproces, first of all, the pe who send us to washington send us here to actually change. se that's not just a phrase for me to use, sean. you knowkn, i believow i bele as i take it very seriously, nobody in americi taa looks at washington, doesn't see itbrokey as broken. but you can't change it ifou cau don't change the rules. and if you don't open thise woe place up to do the work for the people again so we can have inerything we want and words and the commitment to america, we can talk about securing the border. we can talk about cutting we dding, we can talking cuttint standing with our men and women in uniform.

sean duffy. i want to see how well they know each other, let's get to know them. e really good friends, you went into her office and decorated it, streamers. i have been waiting, i keep going in, i see -- no one has decorated my office. kennedy: i didn't want to step on toes, there are 90 ktoes with your kids. dagen: i'm waiting for a christmas card from you and rachel. you said you would put that on my derveg. desk. kennedy: i give christmas cards on valentine's day, you are in beautiful red. dagen: i said, i look like a flight attendant on my own airline, i serve grief and jim beam neat. kennedy: dagen will have her own airline. sean: as long as she is not flying them good. dagen: walk down the aisle aboutw a bottle of jim beam. kennedy: you don't have ice, all right, let's see how well this new team knows each other. sean: okay. kennedy: newsily wed game, what is her middle name, and his middle name? you could have looked that one. kennedy: correct. you have a point. and it is dagen is her middle name, not made up. dagen: that is his son's name. kennedy: what is

well, valerie, you. andrea sounds very similar.. sean sean, the problem with biden in the settings is he startso to pander to the crowd before him and in fact, start to slidet out from underneath.s start to >> for instance, did you know, joe biden attends the black churchyo? can you hear me on ? i may be a practicing catholic.t i used to go to 730 mass everyhd morning in high school c and college before i went to the black church. >> not a joke, but itjo is actually a joke. >> it's another fabrication. biden's attendance at the black church in delaware that he at t claimed to attend has been disputed even by the former delaware naacp leader. and this is hardly the firstly time he's simply made things up. >> as yoknu know, sean, forinstn instance, nelson mandelace walkd out of prison. i have a great honor of being arrested with our unembalmedssar on the streets of soweto, trying to get to see him on robben island. i was sort of raised in the puerto rican community at home politically when i marched in the civil rights movement. i did not

what do you make of being made by the greek authorities against the likes of sean bender and the others? well look, if you were to meet someone like sean binder, you would know that this is not a criminal as any of the others. so they just need to let go. are you need to let go of this. they need to put this case and behind them be an allow you monetary and then not criminals get on with their lives. so i'm hoping that we see the charges and yet charges are washed. how do you support them as an m b p? so i deleted in writing a letter to the commission which was supported by $89.00. i am just asking the commission to recognize the criminal to my actions. be your very with it today. he's going more to the situation, but it also does raise the question about your external borders prepared this different member states to support the member states need to migrate a couple things. if this is not going to see if you'd like or will continue potentially increase. therefore, the unique needs you have available so that we can meet people with respect to our support. and that's why on your boss today to

everything about what, firstly, a personal impression of sean and vladimir zelensky , they all have sad eyes. wellt know, some makeup couldn’t be present, but anyway, visually, it doesn’t winners who are now talking about the inevitability of their victory it seems to me that what is happening here is literally in these pre-new year's first post-new year days. including these solutions the discussion is endless. how many leopards how many challengers will be put? eh, in some near future, ukraine indicates that it is growing , although it may not be so visible outwardly, but internally, great anxiety is growing that ukraine seems to be on the verge. and maybe this competition will not withstand this tension. aha here. everything that periodically stoltenberg is obliged to speak of the post, and he says that more weapons are needed, and at the same time e is not only a table, you are on the shore of interesting events in the main country in the united states , a new speaker was elected, who in his opening speech, in general, nothing about ukraine said, a said that our main task is to win economic co

check that clearly joe needs what if him and it's all that and i give him credit for it.r it as well, sean. but wouldn't it be nice if they sat together and said, okay, this is what we have to do? for example, governor abbott says to president biden, you know, president biden, you're a nice person.. you're a kind person, but your kindness is in this case,s having the opposite impact, e political giving people the false impression that the border is openlsimpressi. i i like the way i like the waye h governor abbott did 20 billion dollars late and two years too late. and this is what you've doneto to my state. this what you're doing to our a country. and it is having a dramati dc negative impact on cities and states and towns all arouned the country. and you caused it. you need to fix it.i will i prefer that letter. >> i'll give you the last word e i think that you took. >> let's just one thing wee hav' haven't mentioned. this is fentanyl. e realfe horrible difference between years passedp and now saffron's isco in the film that you showed ofth the tenderloin district, dien-air drug mart. fi

well protected. ♪ >> sean: lico it's last call where you that if you are get t grade they show and tellu like and what you didn't like married on my radio show 3- 6:00 p.m. each day. may be we you tonight we pick ron from california. i'm in trouble. ron, how are you? >> i'm doing great, however you? >> sean: am doing great serp area. >> what i like about the show i that is the hot seat great i'm not going to admit that biden has ever done anything wrong, they won't win that battle as you know, but you're not going to like it, but. >> sean: and like the feedback . >> i feel like you lost lots of viewers because you had al gore unburied if you want to get viewers back, the. >> sean: didn't i show the hypocrisy? didn't i lay it out for you? >> elated out there. i'm going to give you a grade. are you going to ask why i gave you a strong a, it's because al gore, you would have gotten na+ but gore wiped you off the map. >> he ruined my grade tonight thank you for watching. by the way, you need to get out of that stage because they are texting you to death and regulating you to death. thank yo

sean: that's not what i asked you. you may love me but that's not what i asked theo. >> we did very well driving a hard bargain. >> sean -- i wanted everybody early on way before january 3rd to get in a room, lock the door, check their egos, check your phone from a fight it out behind closed doors and be ready on january 3rd. with that said, none of this is ever bothered me. if this goes on another week it would drive the american people nuts but ultimately it is the agenda to save this country -- this country is in a mess. the democrats have run this country into a ditch. the president doesn't know what day it is, look at the debt, look at energy policy. we need a united republican party to fight hard, i think we now have that, is that a fair statement matt gaetz? >> i really think we are coalescing around that vision. i am very optimistic about where we are right now. we simply would not allow business as usual to continue and that wasn't personal towards anyone, that was a problem with washington that existed under both republicans and democrats. lauren boebert and i hear from our constituents they want this town to

. >> sean: you are one of the greats defense attorneys. you know the law well. is in real legal jeopardy he is in trouble? >> i do. i have said for years. i have had my share of famous clients and infamous clients. >> sean: scott peterson. michael jackson and scott peterson. >> sean: by the way, i am not a fan of the michael jackson. he was weird. >> alec baldwin has gone to trial in criminal cases years ago in l.a. defended him on a case, he was acquitted. another friend defended him on a case in new york. new mexico is not new york or l.a. what plays in new york or l.a. i don't necessarily plays in new mexico. there is a very fine criminal defense lawyer in new mexico. she was saying, quoted as saying we know how to deal with people who come here, whether it is on a dude ranch or make believe set and play with guns. i think that is a real problem. i think he will go to a preliminary hearing. they are not going to do a grand jury indictment. they are not doing grand juries because of covid. he will try to get the one count dismissed. when the judge does not dis

well, you know, sean, i'm glad you asked that. i've moved my entire audience up onto the stage as a focus group at this point, everybody and i encourage them to speak and i've seen the results of the surveys like the cato institute says that 62% of americans, that's almost two thirds of americans are afraid to speak out for fear that they will say something they shouldn't say. and i asked my audience, how many of you are afraid to speak up or say something right now in this show? you can't say that. how many of you are afraid to speak up right now? and it look like the wave at texas stadium. i mean, people do say no, i listen, i'm scared to death, dog, don't follow me. i don't want to say the wrong thing. it's not that i think feel or behave in the wrong way. i'm just afraid i'll run a red light and the word police will get all over me, you know, by the way, can we be honest about this? >> i think a lot people feign that they're outraged. they're not outraged. if you're outraged by a couple of words, you need to grow up. and you k

well, sean, this this past weeks has been the worst week for the biden white house since the disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan, since the murder of 13 servicemen and women. the white house hasn't had as bad a week as they've had. they've had they've hadad a incompetence. they've had scandal. they've had corruption.incomp they've had dishonesty. etand they've had hypocrisy. and all of that has been on display in the past. week. you know, when we saw merricken garland stand up and appoint a special counsel to investigate joe biden, i joked on my podcast verdicton with ted cruz that that merrick garland was was like a hostage video. >> he was blinking out s.o.s. because he was so unhappy and he was forced to do it. n he had no choice but to appointh a special counsel, given the utter hypocrisy in going after trump and was discovered that botnet classified documents, not in one place, not in twoclassifi places, not three places, but four and five, he had them stuck by us corvet. he had them stuck in a room his by the garage and in the pen center. he had him in the residence. you got to

well, regarding memphis, sean,, it's i know it's not evenk in is at 'clock in that city yet, t but it's at least comforting ths for now to see that these protests have stayed peaceful e protdespite that horrific vido that we sahow is just utterlyust outrageous. >> and i'm surtee manyrly peop rightly so, are angry by what they saw there. so it's good to see that cooler heads are prevailing as far as these protests are concerned. and as fors fa what van jones wt and al sharpton have said, thate those were racial attacks. it'ss -- thirty one flavors oftupid. stupid. that playtheyle the race card from the bottom of the deck. bottom oand , of course, they'rg to turn everything into race. even when you have five black police officers and one black victim. >> as for pelosi, sean, when a reports of this attack broke a thisw months ago, i had arguedgo on this network i wasn't alone,s that the best and most effective way to get answersthei to the questions surrounding this incident and there were many was for policonthise to immediately release the body cam footage right away. instead just releas

hi sean, how are you doing? well, i'm sure you got enough. thank you very much for having us here and showing us your facility and letting us kind of into your life to see what you do here. so tell me about that a little bit that you are incredibly successful man of the world. you have one amazing achievement in hockey, and yet you come here to new jersey. no good to take on a team that is not necessarily at the top of his game, not the, not the best of the best. what's your philosophy and what are your goals? let me start with the trophies. i know you mentioned, they won everything the hockey except to one. got green. got some that's the team i like in this shortly. ahead obviously. but the challenge behind my hiring for the sick whopping decision to come to the city because of the tradition of all this plop and the and the history of this team. and also the agency you can see who played for the georgia. so since 1946, and that to me this down kind of remind me of detroit to because of the auto industry and blue collar people in france and t

coach sean mcdermott is well aware of the players mental health and involved in the move not to let themfield and well aware of the moments and not wanting to put a video message because he didn't want to overwhelm his players. they're very cognizant of their meant and look out for buffalo in the playoffs, kate. >> absolutely. and catherine, to that point, i want to play what quarterback josh allen said about that opening drive and what it meant to him. >> i can't remember a play that touched me like that i don't think in my life. so it is probably number one. >> i was going around and saying god is real. you can't -- you can't draw that one up or write that one up any better. and i was just told by kevin kerns it has been three years and three months -- since the last kickoff return. so it is pretty cool. >> yeah, i mean, catherine, to coy's point, that really showed the long road, the long journey and how all of these players and this team, what they've all really been through and what this shows about them. >> yeah, it is been really incredible to hear the transparency from players th

well, as well-known hatters. so sean bart is a hatter.ina costumes, that is, he made, for example, hats for many films, such as alice in wonderland. i mean, he worked a lot with tim burton. that's how i managed to work with him. i also worked for philip tracy. that is, he is also such a famous hatter, especially in england, he makes a lot of hats for the royal court, that is, well, his hats are worth it. there are two or three thousand pounds one, well, it is very interesting there, that is, there is a lot of creativity, again a lot of manual labor, and well, to be, as it were, involved in this, it also develops like a fantasy . ah, diligence, i guess. what is the best way to test your erudition and quick wit? correctly tricky questions to start at what age he as it seems to you, he could already be called a grandfather. i believe that 65. about instagram subscribers, his army of subscribers is already almost 500 million. who invented the detective? i understand hercule poirot, thank you. nikita i know so what is the word winter is cold,

sean: why only one form of racism? you didn't answer my question. why only one form of racism when there are numerous forms of racism? >> welle we need to add several bills. let's be realistic. i don't think you will get passed on this gop -- >> sean: do you want it to pass? >> i think it should be looked at 100%. >> sean: i condemn all racism. leo, go ahead. >> let me be as clear as possible. this man is trying to defend the indefensible. shame on you. you know you cannot defend it. basically, it's a bill. as a lawyer, 30 years, as a bill, it is to punish white people for having an opinion. let me finish. sir, you will not come on this network and make a mockery of a bill that punishes white people. let me give you an example. darryl brooks, kenosha, wisconsin. he hated white people. he killed white people by an suv. this bill would not harm him. it's okay for him to do this. this bill is targeted against white people. >> you're looking at this the wrong way. >> sir, we're talking about this bill. this bill. focus on this bill. i dare you to define white supremacy. define replacement theory. you can't. why don't you just ad

hi sean, how are you doing? well, i'm sure you got a lot of, you know, thank you very much for having us here and showing us your facility and letting us kind of into your life to see what you do here. so tell me about that a little bit that you are incredibly successful man of the world. you have one amazing achievements in hockey, but yet you come here to nearly no good to take on a team that is not necessarily at the top of his game, not the, not the best of the best. what's your philosophy and what are your goals? let me start with the trophies so, you know, you mentioned they want everything, the hockey except to one. gotta think of something that's the team i like in this shortly. ahead. obviously, the challenge behind my hiring for the sick whopping decision to come to the city because of that the tradition of the church, of this plop and the and the history of the this team and also diligence. you can see her plato for varying the ga since 1946. and the to me this down kind of remind me of detroit to because

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well, as well-known hatters. so sean barrett. it's a hatter, uh, kina suit.e did, like, hats for uh, a lot of uh movies, like alice in wonderland, so he worked a lot with tim burton. so i managed to somehow work with him, i also worked. fili by tracy that is, this is also such a famous hatter, especially in england. he he makes a lot of hats for the royal court, that is, well, his hats are worth it. here's two or three thousand pounds alone, well, it's very interesting there, that is, a lot of creativity, again, a lot, in short, but here's work and, well, to be, as it were, involved in this, it also develops such a fantasy, and so on, probably. initially, i didn't have the task of staying in england. and, of course, it's more about living conditions. that is, i'm used to living well here, and in england i would have to start all over again. that is it other living conditions, and i also wanted to return my knowledge back to my homeland , that is, i have so many chinese friends with whom i studied. they study and acquire knowledge abroad, and then come to thei

well, or what should sean or mr. school give me a call or send out a name of michael. i got a report . the bill at bottom gotten, was mentioned, did not leave a leash as it is a lead to the guns club, the lenient, highest, i know not woodson, zoe w, kato claim. and as of i n g boyden guy was income is a slant, is, we'll get you guys into kind of fun with these is only very cheap, but i can go for it. when does this in my, in the troup of the headset getting worse, like, i'm not pretend about gunner, does these a good feeling to sweden or will go out he switch fund out or from photo about sean, on the phone. a big enough moscow enough for steve to make you put in a surprising late, almost none of the major german media outlets of ever question. burdens anti russian policies you to us? i shang, ash a washington 9. you at the, across the easiest and most of my lease report on sim, not the clear for both of us. nice group nation. yes. good. great. it from mine. the site we've got on the cell. can you go east of it's production, asia now leasing. if you want to know, cox th

well . and apologies to sean as well. and apologies to sean in cambridgeshire . we had in cambridgeshire.e line, but we'll get you on the show very soon. lots more to come. it is marked ireland tonight and in big opinion after professional dog walker tragically whilst out with dogs i'm going say that you shouldn't buy a dog if you can't walk it yourself . not pulling my walk it yourself. not pulling my punches. i've got strong on that horrific story. and that's one of the other side of the news headlines. plus, my all star panel and tomorrow's papers. i might take a ten. and kinsey schofield, don't go anywhere . this is mark dolan tonight. coming up in my big opinion monologue, after a profession dog walker tragically dies whilst out with eight dogs, she was attacked by those dogs. my view is that you shouldn't buy a dog if you can't walk it yourself . in the dog if you can't walk it yourself. in the big question with dating and quick hook—ups on the rise is romance . plus, on the rise is romance. plus, the queen of us showbiz, royal and political reporting , kinsey and political reportin

well . and apologies to sean as well. and apologies to sean in cambridgeshire . we had in cambridgeshire.e line, but we'll get you on the show very soon. lots more to come. it is marked ireland tonight and in big opinion after professional dog walker tragically whilst out with dogs i'm going say that you shouldn't buy a dog if you can't walk it yourself . not pulling my walk it yourself. not pulling my punches. i've got strong on that horrific story. and that's one of the other side of the news headlines. plus, my all star panel and tomorrow's papers. i might take a ten. and kinsey schofield, don't go anywhere . this is mark dolan tonight. coming up in my big opinion monologue, after a profession dog walker tragically dies whilst out with eight dogs, she was attacked by those dogs. my view is that you shouldn't buy a dog if you can't walk it yourself . in the dog if you can't walk it yourself. in the big question with dating and quick hook—ups on the rise is romance . plus, on the rise is romance. plus, the queen of us showbiz, royal and political reporting , kinsey and political reportin

well, as well-known hatters. so seanis a hatter of, uh, kina costume, that is, he made, for example, hats for many films, for example, such as burton's alice in wonderland. i mean, he worked a lot with tim burton. that's how i got to work with him. i also worked for philip trece. that is, this is what a famous hatter is, especially in england, he makes a lot of hats for the royal court, that is, well, and his hats cost two or three thousand pounds alone. well, it’s very interesting there, that is, a lot of creativity, again, it’s very necessary, in short, but here’s work and, well, to be, as it were, involved in this, it’s also develops such as fantasy, and so on. topics that are difficult not to touch on and questions that are impossible not to ask. anna recently anxious people have become no longer located downright, a massive epidemic. here, any person hovers what is called unformulated anxiety. well, the sound anal was present in humans. well, in the most anxious times of responsibility, strange as it may seem, peopl

s so >> well, sean, i think it's so important that the american people finally said enough is enough.herthere ise is a lof despair out there. families are struggling. bemilies are struggling. they did not see washington working for them because washington was working against . them. faci. facing from higher costs, inflation, higng, costh energy i open border, all createddee by president biden. >> the extremetrem agenda of nae pelosi and chuck schumer.ve got and so people said, okay, we've go o at one opportunity to at lt put some checks and balances and send people willing to fightople wilfo for the famit are left behind. >> and tha t was really atbecau the heart of the rules package. n starbecause before we can go t fighting for those families, we had to change the way washingtone shington worked. ne shington and that's really whyd abou the democrats were so concerned about these rules changes,the id because they realized the parties over the idea that you can write foureau ca or five thousand page bills by dark of night. the old pelosi way of you got to pass the bill to find out wha

. >> 29 years ago -- well since then, sean weiss has had major struggles with drug addiction, but thereo celebrate. sean weiss is about to hit three years of sobriety, and joins us now. thank you for coming on. in a country beset by addiction, to talk to someone who has spent three years and come as far as you have -- how did you do it? >> i had a lot of help. i went to residential treatment, and after that, i had been in sober living. i basically do the 12-step program. that really changed my life. i started praying to god, trying to increase strength in my religion, god, prayer through religion. that was probably the biggest thing that it did for me. >> you hear that again and again. a lot of people who go to rehab, a lot of people who against her rehab, then died of drugs or alcohol. the ones who make it, as you have, seemed to be the ones who decide that they are going to appeal to a higher power. >> definitely. first of all, you have to get god to return you to your sanity. that is big. i don't know what else can do it for you if not a higher power. that was definitely the key for

sean, and columbus, ohio. >> how are you doing? >> doing well. what do you make of all of this? >> i have been watching since the beginning. a couple of years ago i started watching the news and keeping track of everything, as far as the government. i have been interested in a lot of back and forth between people. i noticed that one person seems to be really upset when she doesn't get her way. i think she keeps going back and forth, trying to get people to be swayed different ways. to try to get them to stop voting for mccarthy. mccarthy has been there 14 years. he has never had the majority lead. and the speaker. he never had the ability to be in power, like all of the power he would have. they should allow him to do it and take the deal, if he messes up, they could vote him out. that is not a bad thing. i don't get should be one person. that makes it a must impossible for him. everyone is going to be nitpicking that everything they don't get their way. that's not right to the american people. the american people don't want to see them fighting back and forth. they want to see

well, sean, i think there to be medium there has to be a happy medium here. we'll be here. down by being in a holding pattern of british policies, nothing will in a holding pattern of british po|done. nothing will in a holding pattern of british po|done. in nothing will in a holding pattern of british po|done. in a1othing will in a holding pattern of british po|done. in a time1g will in a holding pattern of british po|done. in a time1g crisis be done. and in a time of crisis on multiple different fronts, we need not going get need and we're not going to get any because we're going to we end up just choosing two very, very men at the next very dull men at the next general election and we're lucky. next. down watson lucky. up next. he's down watson dunn's don. and dunn's here right now, don. and you've opposite you've got the opposite of. a dull man, aren't you, patrick? christie's no, a strong christie's of no, a strong pitch. p m. i like pitch. christie's p m. i like it. it's terrifying thought. but i'm the man we need done. anyway, have you got coming anyway, what have you

well, sean, i think there to be medium there has to be a happy medium here. we'll be here. down by being in a holding pattern of british policies, nothing will in a holding pattern of british po|done. nothing will in a holding pattern of british po|done. in nothing will in a holding pattern of british po|done. in a1othing will in a holding pattern of british po|done. in a time1g will in a holding pattern of british po|done. in a time1g crisis be done. and in a time of crisis on multiple different fronts, we need not going get need and we're not going to get any because we're going to we end up just choosing two very, very men at the next very dull men at the next general election and we're lucky. next. down watson lucky. up next. he's down watson dunn's don. and dunn's here right now, don. and you've opposite you've got the opposite of. a dull man, aren't you, patrick? christie's no, a strong christie's of no, a strong pitch. p m. i like pitch. christie's p m. i like it. it's terrifying thought. but i'm the man we need done. anyway, have you got coming anyway, what have you

well. you gonna elaborate on sean at the da chart? i wouldn't dare to say that doesn't happen. i've seen the pictures of that person handcuffed, but i don't know the context or where it took place e contest though a log. they chose him in school another, but out. yeah. and now my colleagues telling me that the place don't even get on the ship. this is an important point. we hand the migrant to the ferry crew and he's then handed over to the ferry captain. a tacit admission that forced returns do take place. but a defense that activists find unconvincing solitaire stuck. i don't know where i am certain that they talon police are aware, the border police. a lot of this is done by or in front of the italian police. we denounce, not only that this forced returns are illegitimate, but also that they take place without formal procedures yet with no record of what actually happens. in fact, the numbers are impossible to find out. but anyway, in 2014, the european court of human rights found that italy had illegally detained and returned 35 asylum seekers by ferry to greece. the italia

sean mcdermott. the bills ownership was there as well. officials, obviously the conference was taking place with the national football league. statement from the league suspending the game. came out a short time later. but to see some of the faces of players later in the evening just kind of like so many others in shock. you can give coy's description of what it is like to go through that as a player. just as it adds to the motion and put in perspective emotions so many have to be feeling here tonight. >> it's comforting to hear that you are a co-member of the coy wire fan club. coy is one of the best, it's been so great to hear from him tonight on this. adam, if you will. i think this is something we haven't done quite enough, as we evolve in witnessing this tonight. tell us about them are hamlin. about who he is. not just the player, but maybe the man. >> to the extent i get to know him. 2021 sixth round pick out of pittsburgh. with some injuries and that sort of thing. had to step up. has done a good job proving himself. his talent on

>> sean: there is a federal ban as well. >> kara: that they voted for. >> who knows that he read it? i'm sure he didn't. he's deafly not earning his paycheck that way but he is in touch at least for the mic with the 13-year-olds or whatever. coming up senator jack holly had introduced a bill to stop members of congress and their spouses from profiting off stock trades. and its title is a dig at nancy pelosi. more on that great bill next. ♪ ♪ back... inflammation might be to blame. over the counter eye drops can provide temporary relief. xiidra... can provide lasting relief. it targets inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. xiidra treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. don't use if allergic to xiidra. common side effects include eye irritation, discomfort or blurred vision when applied, and unusual taste sensation. why wait? ask your doctor about a 90-day prescription and pay as little as $0. xiidra. oof! veteran homeowners, have you looked at the interest rates on your credit cards lately? get ready for a shock. the rate on credit cards is now over 22%. if you want t

well, a nationwide search took place. he stayed for 2 days until sean whent slid in. went to lasted 3 years as chief. he was known to work well with the federal monitor, charged with overseeing the department yet faced increasing criticism, but some saying he was not aggressive enough on those thought to have been having inappropriate relations with the teen. his departure led to the most problematic period to date for the department in the space of 9 days. the most important role at opd was a revolving door from went to ben farrow to paul these 3 chief cycled in and out because of an extramarital affair and paul figure or claiming he didn't want the scrutiny on his personal life. city administrator sabrina landreth took over between 2016 2017 and after a long search and kirkpatrick was sworn in in 2017, only to be fired after 3 years on the job following a vote by the oakland police commission for kron. 4 news. i'm ella sogomonian >> well, on to the storm damage. take a look at this. in livermore. the city's storm drains clogged up flooding the streets. residents say