maria: maria: shana, how do you see all of this? >> i agree with mark in a lot of ways.nteresting fact here. whether it's oil or copper, when we start talking about commodities, there's been a noticeable shift in allocation al lowcommodities by wealth mans globally in a way we haven't seen before which is also driving the prices of commodities in general. can't be good for inflation, let's keep that in mind. we can have all the discussions we want about the inflation numbers being ex-energy but how it affects the consumer doesn't matter whether or not you take energy out or not, how consumer behavior is driven by commodity prices matters and i think that's something we need to be concerned about. maria: i mean, i'm just wondering if p copper is at a two-year high because people are holding more hard assets. you know. when you're afraid of a market that is vulnerable to what the fed is going to do, you want to go and hold hard assets. gold is up. other commodities are up. so is that one of the reasons that you're seeing copper at two-year highs? i agree with mark. i don't

not a joke. >> laura: shana, how has it been for black small business owners? frankly all small business owners especially in the restaurant business under biden? >> well, biden, he was doing, you know -- he said some great things. those are very accurate things. but i have to say that as a person that is being very much so affected by the changes currently in the economy, like inflation, it's kind of hard to see that dream that he spoke of. you know -- >> shannon: shana, at some point it's common sense. what he's doing isn't working. matters works. your very courageous for standing up. thanks for joining us. great to see you. coming up, a wealthy neighborhood is breaking away from a crime ridden democrat city. one of the leaders of the movement is here to explain why next. ♪ sandals jamaica sale is now on! with rates from $199 per person per night. visit sandals.com or call 1-800-sandals ( ♪ ) my back got injured very bad. i was off work for about a year. i heard about relief factor from my wife. i took it every day, three times a day, for three weeks. look at

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handsome, just, listen, well, a rudd would tear a catfish for such a worm, there’s a good puchva, shananflowers, here is the color of your eyes, brown, daisies for the ritka, sunny, like your smile, chicory, you can also brew it, a good choleretic. and also, i’m about to fall, hold on, hold on, hold on, come on, hold on, come on! “my alligator, how i missed you, the leader led the robbers to a high rock in which there was a small door made of steel, sim-sim, open the door, and i know why you chose me for this book? yes, why? well, because what you head?". you have robbers, yes, and i also have a small door made of steel, and to open it, you need a secret word, what do you think, i don’t know, think carefully, let’s play, well, solve the riddle, yes i don’t want to unravel anything, i’m not interested in talking about your gangster hiding places, how can i imagine what everything is stored there, everything, everything, everything, okay, i ruined the whole fairy tale, okay, that’s it, okay, don’t you want to, don’t guess, just ? by the way, i had to, i asked, therapist, if you think this

yes i think it's about the adoption of a whole range of things from shana whole range of things fromria law, as you say, from shana sharia law, as you say, from sharia financing, which are in fact alien to the capitalist system that we have here. >> the democratic system, really of, of business being done. but it's also grasping is putting the feelers out into the, the areas of power where the levers of power are . you're now getting of power are. you're now getting overt, indications of people seeking to influence events which , if they are actually which, if they are actually using a market gardener in leeds representing the green party to try and manipulate national government policy on foreign affairs, you can only begin to imagine where else they might go. >> yeah, i do agree with that. i'm joined down the line by mohammed amin, the former chairman of the conservative muslim forum . good evening muslim forum. good evening mohammed. good evening. welcome back to the program. i guess when you see a poll three weeks ago that shows that 46% of british muslims support hamas , a briti

shana is the most expensive. ukraine and the world celebrate mother's day.cial thanks today to the women whose sons and daughters defend our land. prayers of mothers protect soldiers at the front, every family and child. his native mothers our soldiers also greeted from the front. i want to thank you for your patience, for your courage, for the fact that... you always wait and believe, my dear and dear mother, i want to congratulate you on your day, thank you for giving me life, love, care and education, because of you and for you, i am here now, defending our family, thank you mom, for being who i am, for raising me like this, thank you for growing up in the most necessary period was the most, and then you were alone. but still managed to raise and it was very cool, happy childhood, all women, all who we have both in the army and in our body, all who help us so that you are happy, happy holiday to you, we congratulate today all women with a holiday, wait for your sons to come home, and i conclude with this. issue, read more news on our website espresso.tv,

dearest shana, ukraine and the world celebrate mother's day. special thanks today to the women whose sons and daughters defend our land. prayers of mothers protect soldiers at the front, every family and child, their own mothers. i want to thank you for your patience, for your courage , for always waiting and believing. my dear and dear mother, i want to congratulate you on your day, thank you for giving me life, love, care and upbringing, for you and for you i am here now, i defend our family, thank you mom, for that , that i am, for the fact that you raised me like this, thank you for growing up in the most difficult period, when it was needed the most, and you were alone, but still... i was able to raise all the women, all of us and in the army, and had a very cool, joyful childhood , and in our body, everyone who helps us so that you are happy with your holiday, well, if you have not yet congratulated your mother on mother's day, be sure to do it, you still have time, for example, me too i congratulated my... this morning and i want to do i

whole hog in your coffin, whole, or cut, cut, dyat yegor, mom, give me some ice cream, and where is shanaazy, you don’t see that it’s going to rain, i have my own plan, and he has his own. well, what, small, quiet, kind, grandfather, sadyk, what did he say, i’m taking him, he said, and who should he say, how to whom, who answered the phone, ah-ah-ah, why didn’t he ask what the voice was, it was a good voice. now what about ivy, come on, i don’t have much money, rubles 12 kopecks. ok. oh, there’s someone else here, what are you waiting for, sit down more comfortably, we’re not close, i know the way, okay, so we won’t get lost. what are you stocking? lord, look at this. son, what was the voice, feminine, masculine, most likely feminine, adiva, daughter, of course, i needed a telegram, but i thought, i thought, why bother the children, maybe i won’t get there, maybe i’ll be upset, maybe? the household here will do the job, now it’s moscow, i have to get there, i’ll take you, and i, how about me, i’ll take you too, sure we’re going, but your ivy has a lot of roads, i have a ruble of 12 kopeck

wait shana overtly muslim ticket? >> there are, you know, judaism compliant pensions in the uk, which no one would say, oh, no jewish law has come to the uk. you'd be condemned as an anti—semite for that. rightfully so. so likewise, if people want to voluntarily enter into contractual agreements for pensions, which are just shariah compliant, how is that an issue? if it's voluntary, it's consensual . no one's being consensual. no one's being forced to it. if other religions get that privilege too, well, it's not even a privilege. it's just a simple, basic civil right. so i think bringing religion into this is a big red herring to distract from the issue that british people want to have their rights protected when they are demonstrating and protesting against a genocide happening across the world that britain has been involved with. >> gary , in your view, is it >> gary, in your view, is it really all about palestine? do you think ? you think? >> no, i think if you look at the 18 requests, the 18 demands from the musli

. >> reporter: hello and good afternoon everyone i'm shana greene and for martha maccallum this is the story. we are waiting to see what the jury does next here in new york city as we enter our 10 of deliberations. earlier requested the judge reread portions of the jury instructions and also what to hear testimony from michael cohen and david packer about the crucial 2015 trump tower meeting as well as testimonies surrounding karen mcdougall. we are told jurors were engaged and were taking notes and now we wait for them. here is the president before deliberations began today. >> a very sad day for america the whole world is watching and it's a very said day for new york. doctor 2 of these trials already. the same kind of a judge its all rigged. the whole thing the whole system is rigged. >> shannon: okay cohost judge jeanine pirro is with me. you are poring over you're notes, let me talk about a couple thanks we know the jury asked for and get your impression. they wanted to hear this rain metaphor that the judge gave yesterday. it says, supposed to go to bed 1 night when it's not rain

. >> we're honored to be joined today by shana gray, who owns a a vagan restaurant.to be really good. i'm not into the vagan stuff, i must say, but i'm going to have to try this. when i -- when we come here, in a short period of time, into milwaukee, we're going to come and try that vagan food. i don't know if i'm going to like it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "my favorite president was ronald vagan. he's the best. you know what they say, 'viva las veegas.'" [ laughter ] some more political news. tonight, in d.c., president biden attended a campaign reception at the mayflower hotel. biden walked in, was like, "i remember when this was a ship." [ laughter and applause ] ♪ thank you. thank you very much. biden was back in d.c. after campaigning yesterday in delaware. i'm just going to say it. mr. president, if you don't have delaware locked up by now, it's probably never gonna happen. just move on, okay. [ laughter ] you're from there. we got delaware. it's all -- any other state. yeah. did you guys see this? disney world is going to host an exhibit of george w. bush paintin

. >> jimmy: yeah shana, get ready for him to grab you by the vag-gin-na. vag vag-gan food.rump is unfamiliar with any food not offered on a meal deal menu. [ laughter ] and then, because things weren't already weird enough, wisconsin got a visit from the pillow fairy. >> you have this bucket of common sense that is our real president, donald trump, right? as he gets attacked and attacked, people are pouring into this bucket, that bucket of common sense, you have no reason to leave that bucket. >> jimmy: right. you should remain in the bucket. indefinitely. we'll come get you out of the bucket when it's time. you know, trump has been complaining that he is stuck in court when he should be out campaigning. we calm came up with a solution for him. we figured out a way for him to be in two places at once. it's really quite incredible. we blew him up to life size, put some wheels on him. and watch this real closely here. [ laughter ] we call it the maga blaster. it's great for live performances, or clearing brush. whatever you like. [ laughter ] this is a big deal. after five de

nijoining me now, sean hannity, host of shana d.are how are you? >> everywhere i go, i miss you and laura when laura would make fun of you. so if you want to make fun it of me and want to catch up, tonight would be the perfect night. i would put on a tie just foryi you. but here is thng ie thing, whatu are saying is so true on so many levels. t let me understand this that te never trumper crow id my guess would tip the tide for them is n joe surrendering in the war on s terror, thatam is the line in te sand. the same people that talk about january 6th, january 6th, they ignored 574 riots in the summer of 2020 that killed dozens of americans my injured thousands of hops and cost billions of property damage. they watch 10 million plus mike joe biden invented the illegal immigrants in this country. >> laura: they didn't care, they didn't care. deafening from china mother russia, iran, syria, you name it they are coming in. they've lived through the worst. economy.y di >> laura: why did they do it,nk sean, why did they do it?e they thin

then no one ever said they wanted to live by shana ever said they wanted to live by sharia law.ish law, and they halakha orjewish law, and they even have beit denes, which is a jewish courts that resolve disputes in this country. no one complains about that. well at least not now. the british union of fascists 150, 20 years ago, did complain about that. and of course, we're seeing history repeat itself. the issue is this if jews can have these things, if jews can have these things, if jews can live in stamford hill and golders green and have their and have their own their own culture, and relatively, they even have their own like a security force called the shomrim. and that's not a problem . and great. and i, shomrim. and that's not a problem .and great. and i, i problem. and great. and i, i support that. okay. and then why can't muslims who have the same i want to pull this conversation out if i could back to nigel farage's comments. >> i know you put a post out about that extraordinarily, it's been taken down. i put tweet ending nigel farage and all i did was i provided some

i'm shana seinfeld. i'm going to ask two questions. they are related to this we will whether you just said. my first question or comment that i want you to comment back on, i believe that all of this goes back to what we have done with education and i think education has really taken a political twist for the past ever suns my 30-year-olds were in elementary school and we politicized education unfusing it with a political bent that has taken away from core american valuesed a we've eliminated lessons in civics and core american history and world history. we are not teaching the holocaust, not teaching what happened to the ar mans -- ar machinians. we have not taught the problems with authorize taureanism. that leads to the second question which is with we are seeing on campuses the past couple weeks has to do with people not understanding that history i'm frustrated as a member of one of those communities on the receiving end of these protests not exact because i'm not a student but as a minority group that the government is not lookin

and if you ask me, it's sinister asking for the introduction of shana asking for the introduction oftremism is changed. >> i mean, yeah, pollyanna says, i don't actually care what colour our next mp is, but i am bothered by what faith they are . bothered by what faith they are. interesting. gareth says, tell , interesting. gareth says, tell, he wants to tell us. i'm cooking a lovely, juicy t—bone steak smothered in onions and dripping cooked chips, followed by apple pie and custard. >> sounds a bit early for that. it's not even midday. >> i've not had any breakfast yet, though i'm sure you haven't ehhen yet, though i'm sure you haven't either. me neither. and also, funny how a lot of people, are mentioning postal voting fraud on hear you right, ken. they are. a lot of you are saying that on here. we haven't mentioned it because i don't think there's any evidence. there's no evidence, is there, of postal fraud, voting, postal ? no. >> but nigel farage i mean, certainly not over the weekend, but nigel farage has long said that one of the biggest or perhaps the biggest threat to democra

i got to listen to shana talk about it being under attack.ake inside of this play is a big responsibility. and i take it seriously. i feel glad that i get to do that with my work to kind of interact with politics and the women of today and the past and be in conversation with all of that. >> eddie, you said this show is a bit of a warning about the joy that we see inside the kit kat klub and how quickly it can be taken away. >> i see the piece. there is a reason it seems relevant. there is sadness in that that we haven't learned from our mistakes. i see the pieces exactly that, a compassionate warning. winning over humanity and that conversation. but what is amazing what they have done, they created a piece of work that is so joyful and playful and then yet moves to a place that is moving and for me that's what an evening at the theater should be. it should challenge you in all those ways while being entertaining. >> a unique experience. beautifully done. congratulations to you both. cabaret at the kit kat club is playing here on brad way. go

and was survived by raymond johnson, her only son wayne jones, nine grandchildren, kayla, sheron, shana, denelle, dominique, latifah and latoya. nine great-grandchildren, one sister and a host of nieces and nephews. to conclude my remarks, mr. speaker, i would ask that my colleagues and those in the gallery join me in a moment of the beautiful souls that were stolen from the city of buffalo two years ago today, may 14, 2022. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentleman yield back? >> mr. speaker, i now yield my time as my honor to yield my time to my colleague, representative clyburn from south carolina who is here. i recognize my colleague, the sponsor of the enhanced background checks act, to speak. mr. clyburn: thank the gentleman for yielding me the time. as we mark the second anniversary of the tragic events that unfolded on may 14, 2022 at the tops supermarket in buffalo, new york, it's a solemn reminder of the devastating impact of hate-fueled violence. this is not just an attack on innocent individuals, but an assault on the very fabric of the buffalo community. a self

illegal to show a picture of the prophet muhammad, 32% of british muslims favour the implementation of shana favour the implementation of sharia law. almost half of british muslims apparently feel more sympathy with hamas than israel. it was younger british muslims who were most likely to think that hamas carried out no atrocities on october the 7th. now, trevor phillips was doing a good impression of a man who was completely and utterly perplexed by this , and he carried on, by this, and he carried on, pretending to be shocked. >> he to immigration is integration. if you get integration, it works . what integration, it works. what we've done is and this this works on several levels, what we've done. >> i'm going to stop you there and i'm going to say two things. >> well, here's the difference. >> well, here's the difference. >> no, no, i'm going to tell you something about the difference. first of all, you're right, i come from that stock. but let us remember that that my stock, my ancestors for the best part of 7 or 800 years were muslims until they were forcibly converted to christians by

there's something about shana schools. there's something about sharia pensions. there's schools.re's something about sharia pensions . there's also, sharia pensions. there's also, from my perspective, something very concerning about wants to reform what the media can and can't say, especially in the newspapers and reform those laws. and i'd also be very interested to know there are issues on some social views because i imagine they're not especially liberal. so the way to deal with it is a more general thing, you know, because let's be honest, extremism is not confined to young muslims, even though that is a concern. you know, young men are becoming more more right wing and all sorts. so the way to deal with it is to, you know, reduce poverty , education, integration, poverty, education, integration, those sort of issues. >> i mean, the green party literally have thrown their arms round around them. and that was one of the more astonishing things . and there will be all things. and there will be all eyes on the greens. we're having a discussion about them later on. they launched

when you dig into it, shana is it?to do with gaza, have they? doing away with michael gove's definition of extremism ? don't think that's extremism? don't think that's got much to do with gaza, has it? a lot of people for a very long time have been very concerned about the slow , concerned about the slow, creeping hand of religion, of the islamic faith being involved in our politics in this country. now, some people will say there's no need to be concerned about this. it's wrong to be concerned about this. fair enough. a lot of people are worried about it and like it or not, it is now happening, isn't it ? it? >> yes. well, get your views in gbnews.com/yoursay . your say, gbnews.com/yoursay. your say, we're going to get a little bit more analysis on this and what these results mean. what do these results mean. what do these results mean. what do these results mean. what will keir starmer do. there are these demands telling him what he needs to change when it comes to his manifesto? will he implement any of them or will

shana gallagher has been taking a look. children are taking over the chelsea flower show.inside of it. and this is a really special den. do you think the king would go down the slide? maybe! so what's the verdict from the bosses? a 9.9 because there's no hammock. there's no hammock, harry! hammock didn't make the cut, did it? and watch out, monty don. the bbc presenter has competition this year. hector has been selected as the show�*s mini monty. i'm hector from thomas st catherine. and this is ian, my rowan dream. i've been calling him since he was a tiny seed at christmas, and i can't wait to make jam out of his berries. and when he's a lot bigger, i can't wait to plant him in my garden. more than 70 juniorjudges will also cast their eye on the extravagant show gardens. but will any get a ten if they don't have a hammock? 100 miles from chelsea flower show, there's another spectacular garden. this is highgrove, home of the new rhs patron, the king. he's famously a keen gardener and we got an exclusive tour. when the king moved in in the early �*805 it was fairly blank ca