we have our friend ben shapiro.'t there need to be right now pressure on the biden administration to cut off funding to the palestinians as donald trump had? to cut off oil, funds, getting into iran because they will not enforce the sanctions. they have not changed -- forget about 6 billion, they have not changed a single damn thing with respect to tens of billions of dollars funneling to iran, they won't even admit that iran is behind it there it is mazing biden administration carry over in obama administration. desire to cut deal with iranians has lead to this impact and violence. and they have not changed strategy, pretending palestinian authority is not allied with hamas, that is ridiculous. the big lie in middle east has been there is a moral parity between the sides, the plo, called for ex terminating of state of israel, and hamas in its charter. all of these are governing parties, the fact that american taxpayer will do ares on bdollars on both sides of this americans are paying for rearm aarmament of israel

josh shapiro, governor.ary kennedy is an old friend, one of my closest friends in the senate and politics, bobby casey. representative brendan boyle is always there. governor carney from delaware and tom carper, two of the best people i have ever worked with the new jersey delegate, i tell him all the time philadelphia may be small but we own the delaware river. cory booker who couldn't be here, he's on the dwownd in israel. i want to thank him for pushing so hard for the projects we're about to talk about governor phil murphy couldn't be here, he's also a strong, strong supporter. and one thing before we get started. let's go phillies! [applause] did you watch that game last night? this is a good year, man. this is a good year. we're going to win the series and the nfl. look, if i didn't say that, bobby would be up here on the stage with me. you heard me say it before. when i think climate, i think jobs. good-paying jobs. union jobs. that's -- by the way, i'm serious. look, let me get one thing straight abo

you ben shapiro on the you can catch ben shapiro on the ben shapiro show monday to friday wire .com.r in uncancelled, i'll ask whether the left should hang their heads in shame supporting death in shame for supporting death cult . and if keir starmer cult hamas. and if keir starmer should labour members who should expel labour members who are have terrorist are found to have terrorist sympathies. let me tell you, there's already a labour mutiny happening on the backbenches. i'll get reaction from fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie. plus he's got some harsh words about the bbc. but next in the media, buzz renowned filmmaker from four weddings and a funeral. richard curtis declares that he will never make fat jokes again in his work after his woke daughter took him to task. his woke daughter took him to task . so our younger task. so our younger generations, too sensitive are fat jokes offensive or are they just a bit of a laugh? my panel will radio. >> welcome back to the show . the >> welcome back to the show. the front pages are in. let's have a look at what we've got courtesy of

shapiro. mr. lamarr. >> thank you. ranking member tellis, members of the subcommittee. nobody wants to purchase closers accessories that will sicken their kids. destroying the environment or produced in sweatshops. but that's what happens when consumers purchase counterfeit fashion. that's why this law is so important for congress to consider. the members of afa invest is to build a train and inspect supply chains to ensure that there accessories bought and worn by american families is not only fashionable and affordable, but also ethically and sustainably sourced and made and are safe for consumers . this is an area of continuous improvement and each day we are looking for supply chains and implement increasingly complicated transparency, traceability, and product safety requirements to make sure that the accessories used by everybody in this room and everybody in this country are responsibly made. on top of the considerable investment in social and ethical compliance, u.s. brands and retailers of all sizes spend considerable resources to police the marketplaces. try t

carolina: como siempre, excelente invitado el doctor shapiro. viera sido diferente, dijeron, si les hubieran avisado desde el principio, y es tan polÉmico que te preguntamos, quÉ harÍas tÚ si alguien te invita a cenar y despuÉs te cobra? tenemos una respuesta. "me hago la tonta, me rÍo como si fuera una broma, y luego lo borro de mi vida". " de pago, no hay problema, pero yo no vuelvo mÁs". [informaciÓn en pantalla] les digo "gracias, lo quito de mi lista de amigos como una cosa que te diga "compartamos, traigan un platillo, ¿pero que te cobren?". enrique hernandez dice "se les cobra por el vino y el postre, y quedamos a mano". ¿tÚ quÉ harÍas, borja? borja: no me ha pasado nunca, y espero que me pase. teniendo en cuenta, veremos quÉ estÁn ofreciendo en la casa, quizÁs si es un platillo espectacular, me animo y les pago. maluma baby amplÍa la familia, comandante colombiano ha anunciado de una manera original que serÁ papÁ, ¿serÁ niÑo o niÑa? hoy hablamos de esto en el hoy hablamos de esto en el segmento de pop news. salonpas fabricantes de parche

agrega el doctor shapiro, que es de suma importancia tener la vacuna contra el virus respiratorio sindefender a nuestras personas que más queremos y sobre todas esos niños entre 0 a 8 meses de edad para poder prevenir hospitalizaciones y complicaciones por este virus. en el país cada año este virus respiratorio incité al líder a hasta 80.000 hospitalizaciones en niños menores de 5 años y hasta cientos 60.000 hospitalizaciones en adultos de 65 años o más. >> de acuerdo con los cdc. así que si tiene alguna duda, platique con su médico para protegerse. usted y su familia. desde sacramento trabajando para ti. yo soy lupita baltazar, telemundo. bueno, precisamente seguimos hablando del virus respiratorios. >> los cdc emitieron una alerta en vísperas de la llegada del invierno, época donde más se están reportando las complicaciones respiratorias. esta agencia indicó una escasez del medicamento que es utilizado para contrarrestar dicho virus, por lo que le está pidiendo a los trabajadores sanitarios que den prioridad a los bebés con mayor riesgo de contraer el virus, incluyendo reservar la d

shapiro you mentioned how difficult it is to track.d how difficult it is to find these and that due diligence is needing to be done as you crawl the web and try to search out these items. mr. shirt let me come to you. senator tellis was talking about the impact of the inform act. so answer that in a more fulsome way. if we look at shop safe should we wait for the inform act and see how far we are going to get there? because this issue has been around for a long time. it started out and was knocking off designer clothing. and handbags, and music, and videos, and movies and then you suck creep into other areas. so let's talk about what you think the merits and the impact of the inform act could be or should be. >> thank you for that. we have had informed in force for barely three months. we have yet to see its full effect retail is seasonal and cyclical and we would like to spend time collecting data before we see its full impact and assess whether or not it's doing what we needed to do. but we know a lot of counterfeiters and bad actors

it is what ben shapiro said, it is disgusting. the children were killed.ent lives, blood spilled without consideration, they took the lives of en innocent people purposefully, the leftist professors and progressives, why don't they teach when hamas established their covenant in 1988, their pro amble was to obliterated the state of israel, that is what they want. that is what they stand for, they didn't come in there are fighting for some type of justice or land, they want to get rid of the jews. they use israel as an excuse for anti-semitism, they hate the jewish people, that is a fact, we have to come to terms with these facts to understand. if we keep walking around it we're not able to resolve it. >> pull up a tweet from our friend and colleague trey yingst. he says, it's critical that palestinian civilians have access to food and water in gaza, war crimes must not be met with war crime. guy, i say it is impossible, israel has to defend itself, what happened was horrific, a terrorist attack. they have to respond and show strength. because their future d

apparently, abigail shapiro ready?ana divided _ equals squiggly line time is banana divided by— equals squiggly line time is banana divided by infinity symbol? the professors had met in a conference called _ professors had met in a conference called the — professors had met in a conference called the bermuda triangle, extraterrestrials and superhumans, cannot _ extraterrestrials and superhumans, cannot we _ extraterrestrials and superhumans, cannot we alljust get along? they spoke _ cannot we alljust get along? they spoke about the work they were doing in the _ spoke about the work they were doing in the facility although they didn't mention— in the facility although they didn't mention the talking silver back gorillas — mention the talking silver back gorillas who had talked their way out of— gorillas who had talked their way out of the — gorillas who had talked their way out of the facility, driven to heathrow airport and then hijacked a jumbo— heathrow airport and then hijacked a jumbojet_ heathrow airport and then

judy: ilya shapiro does a constitutional scholar who spent years at the cato institute and was brieflyxecutive director director of the georgetown law school's center for the constitution. that job was interrupted almost immediately by an investigation into a tweet shapiro wrote just before he started, when president biden committed to nominating a black woman to the supreme court. >> it didn't sit right with me that president biden said he was restricting his search by race and sex. and late at night on twitter, not a best practice -- i don't recommend this -- i fired off what is a hot take before going to bed. i didn't phrase it the way i would have wished. judy: schapiro says because he meant this court would hav a lesser black woman. >> and we would end up with someone who was less qualified, in this case, a less qualified black woman. i didn't phrase that very well. that provoked a firestorm and led to four months of investigation. judy: georgetown administrators ultimately cleared schapiro of wrongdoing on a technicality. nevertheless, he resigned in protest. he now contends his

lancha piro, director mÉdico de altamed, le damos la bienvenida una vez mÁs, feliz lunes, doctor shapiro Órganos y en nuestro cerebro. en un principio podemos tener vÓmito, nÁuseas, dolor de cabeza, a largo plazo disminuyÓ la manera en que otros hijos se desarrollan, aprenden, se comunica, y otros problemas mÁs a largo plazo. por eso es muy importante evitarlo y saber cuÁl es el nivel de —— en nuestros niÑos. borja: como padre de familia, cÓmo sÉ yo cuando un producto tiene los niveles de plomo muy alto? ¿es algo que puedo mirar en la etiqueta? >> generalmente ningÚn producto contiene plomo. por eso es importante que nosotros como pediatras y en las clÍnicas comunitarias hacemos un chequeo entre los mc nueve y 10 aÑos de edad para chequear cÓmo estÁ el plomo, y antes de los 15 aÑos, sabemos que los familiares estÁn en construcciÓn, y sobre todo las casas que son hechas abajo de 1978, la pintura contenÍa plomo. hay muchos lugares donde podemos r, ytambiÉn hay plomo en muchos de los parques, y son parte delantera hace que nosotros tenemos. el hecho de platicar con nuestros pediatras, si nu

let's ask the president and ceo gary shapiro. he's here in a fox business exclusive.ely, obviously, with all of the contention we are dealing with when it comes to the u.s. and chinese versions. you know, do you think that working with other allies around the world i could get us less dependent if on the supply chain of china? >> i do, cheryl, and thanks for having me. certainly with the geopolitical techs and the fact that china basically is the world's exporter, we as a world have come to rely on them. in fact, about 23% of our consumer technology product comes from china now. so it makes sense to look at options given the politics and given the fact it just doesn't always make sense to have one sole-source supplier. but we can't bring it all back here not in 10 years and not even at a reasonable cost. but we can do something else. what we can do is deal with our allies, our friends, our treaty partners and figure out where the expertise is and then share the wealth. right now in a lot of ways we treat china the the same way that we treat those that are friends of o

carolina: nos conectamos con el doctor y ilan shapiro.iÁtricos. se ha reducido mucho el nÚmero por la carencia y los primos que estÁn habiendo en los hospitales. se crearon una ramificaciÓn importante donde no hay suficientes enfermeros y enfermeras pediÁtricos, se crea toda una cantidad problema que estamos viendo. eso repercute en Áreas rurales, donde prÁcticamente tienen que ir aciento de horas, viajar horas si hay una emergencia mÉdica. esto es algo que estamos viendo a nivel nacional. borja: nuevas donde preocupante tener algo asÍ, y esta investigaciÓn de wall street journal dice que muchos de esos niÑos pierden la vida es muy grave y peligroso, quÉ medidas estÁn tomando para remediar esta situaciÓn? ¿quÉ sucede en esas zonas roles de nuestro paÍs? >> lo importante aquÍ es platicar con los sistemas de salud, muchas veces cuando se unen tambiÉn se empiezan a concentrar estos hospitales en Áreas donde los necesitamos, pero se les olvida algunos hospitales pequeÑos que pueden hacer la diferencia. para los padres de familia, si hay una e

we can blame you for ben shapiro is that what you're saying? no, it wasn't ben, but but i guarantee you that if we wind up like beating cnn example, everybody in their mother going to look to make a profit by copying. and so when they come to me and they will and they'll say, jake, how did you do it, i'm going to tell them, one, try being honest. nobody. no. oh, really? i we say yes, honesty actually works. people believe you when when i say when i criticize my own side, when i say, hey, you know what the right wing's right about this, or they're right about that. even if you get mad that day, you know i'm not lying to you here. i'll tell you. interesting story, from when i was hosting on msnbc, whenever i criticized obama. so this back in 2011, 2012, right and whenever i criticize, we get ratings based on hours. okay, that's how specific tv ratings are in that quarter hour? we could see it and we could all track it on my team the numbers would dip because they msnbc's audience want you to criticize obama but there's something really interestin

hemos invitado con nosotros al doctor len shapiro, a quien le damos la bienvenida una vez mÁs.lia simplemente una tendencia genÉtica que nosotros tenemos. los preocupa porque pueden llegar a crear problemas como hidrocefalia, hay una presiÓn mucho mÁs grande la parte de adentro del cerebro. y esto serÍa una forma de lo que podrÍamos ver, por eso, en general, lo mÁs importante por lo que estÁ pasando neurolÓgicamente con el niÑo, y de esa manera ver si esa macrocefalia es un problema para el niÑo o simplemente una diversiÓn, y una cosa que nosotros estamos en ese momento. borja: ¿hay forma de predecirla, de evitar esta condiciÓn, tiene cura? son las preguntas que imagino que muchos hombres estÁn haciendo ahora. >> la buena noticia es que generalmente lo que vemos en los niÑos es que la parte del torso es mucho mÁs pequeÑa, y la cabeza tiene un tamaÑo mucho mÁs grande. generalmente va creciendo, y esto se puede ver de una manera mÁs equitativa. la preocupaciÓn real ahorita es que si hay un problema mÉdico o no, estÁ la parte estÉtica, definitivamente, pero la parte de desarrollo

ben shapiro was allowed to be a guest author of the newsletter. they efforts to unionize.hey supported the hiring of diversity and inclusion officers. and they demanded that newsroom leaders new reporting standards well as style guides that advance ideology and hid the truth. newsroom were apparently aware that they were outmanned and outgunned and, so they decided to go along with this just the administrators have done on campuses around the country. in march of 2021, a reporter, the name of gabby or a friend of mine became the target, this new mob. she has always been objective. fair reporter. i don't think you can ask pretty much anybody who has covered congress about gabby and they would tell you that she is in fair incredibly, she no longer works in media, but she still works in politics. i think partially because of this issue. she wrote an article in march of 2021 titled gop seizes on women's sports as unlikely wedge issue. the article was basically intended to show how republicans intended to position as the protector. protector of women's sports and women's bathro

other phenomenon i'm noticing are the jewish zionist militant right-wing fascist neocons like ben shapiro and uh so many in the in the previous trump administration uh that are adamantly ferociously mouthfrothing with vile hatred and blood lust trying to demand that christians and americans get behind israel that wage war with them, and no one's buying it, no one is going along with this, aside from you, the politicians and the media, but the american people know that it is been this festering boil in in israel, led by netanyahu, one of the greatest war criminals ever, that has launched all of these wars from 9:11 onward, and i think they're done with it, this will create backlash in america against the jewish... zionist element like we've never seen before, and i do think it'll unite the muslim world, and if if the israeli government and netanyahu are so suicidal that they invade gaza, i could see every muslim country and every muslim person and every muslim government, and indeed others stepping in and uh launching a defense like we've never seen before, and china and russia, uh, iran,

and also, i have so many friends here, josh shapiro, mary kennedy, one of my closest friends in politicsbobby case yegg, brandon boyle has always been there and governor carney a. john carpenter. >>> so you are listening to joe biden with an economic message in philadelphia, but also comments about israel and addressing the humanitarian crisis that's unfolding, they are talk to go egypt and jordan as they're trying to get resources together. >> to applause, the president reiterated his message that america stands with israel. . the president saying they spoke with the families of americans who are missing. saying, we will not stop until we bring them home. >>> we're going to keep monitoring the president's remarks and anything else he might say. we'll be right back with our special coverage in just moments. c'mon, we're right there. c'mon baby. it's the only we need. go, go, go, go! ah! touchdown baby! -touchdown! are your neighbors watching the same game? yeah, my 5g home internet delays the game a bit. but you get used to it. try these. they're noise cancelling earmuffs. i stole them f

that is hirschhorn, that is his friend shapiro. >> hersh and his friend went to the festival together, they have known each other since they were kids. honor was by the door, and honor by everyone's account who we spoke to, as they were throwing in grenades he would keep picking them up and throwing them out. picking them up and throwing them out. the witnesses say that 11 grenades were thrown, and he threw out eight. >> eight people survived, and avoid a capture and hid under the blown of bodies of the dead, ownership hero didn't make it out alive. >> his parents came to her house on friday, and i'm, the people who are identifying bodies actually let them know, that they identified him with dna. in his hand he was holding a grenade. his dead body had a grenade in a, in his hand. >> that's incredible. >> he is the real hero. those eight people, and even the people who walked out and are now in gaza, it is because of honor. >> how are you able to get through each day? >> i personally feel like, we have to keep running to the end of the earth, to save him. we have to try to go, believin

says eight people survived and avoided captured by hiding under the blown up bodies of the dead, but shapiro did not make it out alive. >> his parents, they just came to our house on friday and the people who identifying bodies are actually let them know that they identified him with dna, but in his hand he was holding a grenade. his dead body at a grenade in it, in its hand. >> that's incredible. >> he is the real hero. those eight people, and even the people who walked out and are now in gaza. it is because of honor. >> how are you able to get through each day? >> i personally feel like we have to keep running to the end of the earth to save him. and we have to try to go believing that, somehow, he got treatment and he is there. and he is in pain, he is suffering, but he is alive and he is there. and there are also the moments in this universe that we now live where you say, maybe he died on that truck. maybe he blood out in that truck. maybe he died yesterday. maybe he died five minutes ago. and there are those moments where you think, how are these thoughts -- i don't understand these th

hirsch was at the festival with one of his best friends, amir sha shapiro.ut eyewitness accounts from people we talked to in this bomb shelter, several others say your son and his friend saved our lives. anybody who was alive because as grenades were being thrown in, they were tossing them back out. they were trying to comfort people. and so, just thought i'd add that. >> and you can add. >> sure. i'll just say rachel and i both grew up in chicago. we were living in california in 2000 when hersh was born. and we made it there 2008, hersh was our oldest child, 2008, we've been living in jerusalem of since. we have two daughters 20 and 17. and i just want to take a little bit to talk a little bit about hersh. he's a smiling fun loving guy, people of ages gravitate. if you mention his friends, teachers, our friends, you mention his name, people smile . things were sort of calm when she heard gunfire outside of her shelter. and we tried to calm her down. that's when i dropped off the call. and both my brother, my sister were on the call with her, agency the terr

i've got so many friends here today, pennsylvania delegation, josh shapiro, governor, mayor kenny, anend, one of my closest friends in the senate. >> president biden there, this is a bidenomics speech but he's addressing the situation in israel at the very top. ambassador, i'm so sorry to have interrupted you abruptly. do you know the president very well? have you had conversations with him on the subject of israel in the past? >> i have. many. and with tony blinken when he was the head of the foreign policy staff for vice president biden. i know both of these individuals to be deeply concerned about israel's security, about the historic alliance between israel and the united states, committed. joe biden is also of the generation that remembers the 6-day war, the 1973 war, and is very very close to jewish communities, rosh hashanah parties in washington at joe biden's house. it's passion with him, and i think that passion came out in his speech, and tony blinken talking about his stepfather was a holocaust survivor, his grandfather was a holocaust survivor, all intensely personal, and

pundits who will be reacting to the big stories of the day and rock star us political commentator ben shapirolus, what's wrong with fat jokes? a busy show , jacob. jokes? a busy show, jacob. luckily, you're very slimline . luckily, you're very slimline. >> oh, that's very flattering of you. that's probably more to do with my tailor than anything else. and sticking to of else. and sticking to lots of roast beef yorkshire roast beef and yorkshire pudding. that's to going pudding. anyway, that's to going be programme. be a fantastic programme. it's coming after the weather. coming up after the weather. i'll be tomorrow at 8:00. i'll be back tomorrow at 8:00. i'm rees—mogg. this i'm jacob rees—mogg. this has been the nation and the been state of the nation and the weather somerset is weather in somerset is at a pitch of perfection. that means very shortly we will be making cider. when we do, i hope to cider. and when we do, i hope to bnng cider. and when we do, i hope to bring full report to the good bring a full report to the good viewers of gb news. but now the details . details. >> evening. i'

. >> helen shapiro it's helen shapiro. yeah.appiness bupa oh yeah . oh, to happiness bupa oh yeah. oh, you've got the voice of an angel you've got the voice of an angel. i've heard this a lot, terry says. i was so in love with john taylor of duran duran. i with the hair i never was into duran duran at all. so i can't really picture john taylor, but i've heard loads of people say, oh no, he had yeah, he had the lovely mind. >> everybody in the 70s had that sort didn't they? sort of hair, didn't they? >> anyway, was really every >> anyway, she was really every time was paper getting time he was in the paper getting papped time he was in the paper getting papped with a new girlfriend, i'd be so jealous. >> yeah. gillian says, my heartthrob mcqueen, heartthrob was steve mcqueen, the had and still have the poster i had and still have was of him in the film. lemon the 24 hour road race where i believe he did most of his own stunts. yeah. steve mcqueen was very proud of always being doing his stunts, even when he was his own stunts, ev

its author jonathan shapiro joins us now. it's great to have you on the show. inspired you to write this book? >> i got tired of having very smart wonderful friends of mine tell me they were done with politics and angry at the united states and sick of the division. so i wanted to offer people a road map that abe lincoln gave us about how to be happier, healthier, better americans and how to create a more perfect union. the book lays out seven steps we can all take to be abe lyndon and in so doing make ourselves and our country better. >> i'm looking at the short version of them. i love the first one. laugh. >> well, you can't be abe lincoln and not laugh. he was renowned for his sense of humor. people used to go to the white house not to meet the president, but to hear his jokes. he admitted that he needed laughter in order to live. he said if i didn't laugh, i'd cry. and he said if i didn't have laughter, i would kill myself. we know he suffered from depression. laughter was his coping mechanism. i don't see a lot of laughs in our leaders now, at least not in

shapiro who is arguing that labor costs had virtually nothing to do with service inflation, and a negligible is an eligible factor in broader inflation and i read this stuff from some of your people and i just wonder what parachuted you in from. if congress passes a budget and my prior example that reduces spending by 10%, roughly 650 billion dollars. what impact will that have on inflation? >> you would have less stimulus for demand, and you'll be cutting programs if you did that and therefore you would be slowing the economy down and the impact would be less demanding. neither of these ideas affect the supply side also. less demand would mean less economic activity less spending and if that would have a negative effect on inflation. >> more stimulus, by federal spending, is inflation. is that right? >> we have been in this situation where inflation was so stable for 25 years if you remember and almost nothing that we did mattered for inflation. and it's the so-called flat phillips, whether just was not a connection between how tight the economy is and inflation. that does not appear to be

. >> let's take you back to manchester, though, and gloria shapiro, who is now joined by conservativetroud . conservative mp for stroud. siobhan bailey , gloria will, siobhan bailey, gloria will, siobhan bailey, gloria will, siobhan , talk to you about hs2 siobhan, talk to you about hs2 and what the heck is going on? >> let's look ahead to the prime minister's speech tomorrow with siobhan baillie. >> you have got a majority of less than 4000. you really need the prime minister to pull it out of the bag to keep stroud conservative for you at the next election. >> what does he need to do, siobhan? >> well, listen, i do have a marginal seat. >> you know what that's like. >> you know what that's like. >> more marginal >> and it is even more marginal with boundary changes, with the boundary changes, actually. like challenge with the boundary changes, a i :ually. like challenge with the boundary changes, ai was v. like challenge with the boundary changes, ai was written like challenge with the boundary changes, ai was written off�* challenge with the boundary changes, ai was written off las