simon right. that history has become a dangerous it's an essential profession and in a way, it always has been under totalitarian and authoritarian states. but now it's become important in the west. you know, one mark of how important that was was the moment that vladimir putin started to write historical essays about ukrainian history. and when that happened, deliver a lecture, really, in one case, it was he delivered a lecture and he also wrote a long essay which which remind me of how i really started in history because my first book was catherine the great and potemkin. and those of you who know russian history will know that catherine potemkin were that couple astonishingly talented and passionate couple partnership and political, who ukraine most of the cities of south ukraine annexed crimea and i wrote this book in 2000 1999. i was approached by a new and hopeful young russian president who everyone said, george w bush, tony blair, hailed as as a hopeful liberal. vladimir putin and i. i did

coming up next, we've got simon got paolo simon danchuk. paolo diana, they're going have tatchell. they're going to have a on the a good debate on on the trans issue listening to gb news radio. >> joining me now for the roundtable discussion is human rights activist peter tatchell. we've got simon danczuk, who's back on the show again. we've also got paola , paola, diana , also got paola, paola, diana, who's a podcaster and author. welcome to the show . for the welcome to the show. for the very first time, look , um, i go very first time, look, um, i go to you first, peter , we saw to you first, peter, we saw earlier this week, a colleague of mine, rachel mclean, made a comment about a, um , a political comment about a, um, a political candidate who was or is a man, but he's now identifying as a woman . and i think the comment woman. and i think the comment was something like , it's a man was something like, it's a man in a wig . is that an acceptable in a wig. is that an acceptable comment ? comment? >> i think it's a pretty outrageous and

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coming up next, we've got simon got paolo simon danchuk. paolo diana, they're going have tatchell. they're going to have a on the a good debate on on the trans issue listening to gb news radio. >> joining me now for the roundtable discussion is human rights activist peter tatchell. we've got simon danczuk, who's back on the show again. we've also got paola , paola, diana , also got paola, paola, diana, who's a podcaster and author. welcome to the show . for the welcome to the show. for the very first time, look , um, i go very first time, look, um, i go to you first, peter , we saw to you first, peter, we saw earlier this week, a colleague of mine, rachel mclean, made a comment about a, um , a political comment about a, um, a political candidate who was or is a man, but he's now identifying as a woman . and i think the comment woman. and i think the comment was something like , it's a man was something like, it's a man in a wig . is that an acceptable in a wig. is that an acceptable comment ? comment? >> i think it's a pretty outrageous and

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as you can see, simon, i take pleasure in talking to each other. as you also see, simon has had much more interesting life than i have. that's not true. is go ahead. when talk about education, i might be a pessimist. i don't know anyone. and i was throw out years, maybe definitely under the age of 30, very much under the age of 40, maybe even 50 that read newspapers that read any kind of vetted news they get in most of their knowledge and education of current events via instagram, social media, totally sources. it so polarizing obviously here in america where do you think our future is i don't even want to go near air evac just knocks me off my stool but well just just in general if can answer that first of all adam i, i grew up in the english education system where everything was when you were examined. it was all essays this idea of multiple choice questions, which i think is a barbarism and i don't like that at all. when i went to university i remember vividly the day sitting the hall of pembroke college, oxford under a huge contemporaneous oil

but anyway , let's turn to simon anyway, let's turn to simon danczuk . from julian jessop . from, uh, from julian jessop. are you any more optimistic or are you are you concerned as i am about the economic prospects? >> i should be >> i think we should be concerned what going to concerned what we're going to see january. we see on the 6th of january. we have cut in national insurance have a cut in national insurance being announced being applied that was announced , earlier year in the , uh, earlier this year in the autumn and then the 6th of march, we have the budget. but my it's not my concern is that it's not radical enough. not seeing radical enough. we're not seeing enough, uh, radical change in our economy. so i agree with juuan our economy. so i agree with julian jessop. absolutely. improve productivity, reduce the size of the state. uh uh , a size of the state. uh uh, a number of things, uh, deregulate fashion. we need more deregulation . deregulation. >> great brexit opportunity, of course. absolutely scrap a whole bunch of eu laws . yeah. bunch

he was kicked out of the seminary due to the fact that he, as the conductor of the seminary choir, simonra, conductor and skripal, and he also liked to sing, he invited mykola lysenko, then a separatist composer, this is... 1901 , and for this unauthorized performance, petliura was expelled from seminary, that is, petliura knew music, understood music and understood that music would make an impression on europeans, and he was also an art critic, journalist and editor himself for many years, that is, he understood what laws and information policy are, that every concert music critics come, who then write reviews, so this idea worked at a time when it was very difficult to get... the then official ukrainian diplomatic representation of any interview, any speech in the press, even an extremely interesting and telling episode , specifically from the history of this tour, the head of the ukrainian diplomatic mission in belgium did not let him in, but after the choir's concerts in brussels , he received permission to come to brussels, well, to the place of his destination, that is, the choir o

simone starts right now. simone starts right now. >> greetings everyone, you are watching simone. we are following your turmoil in the, israel-hamas war. attacks on gaza have resumed in full force, and the idea of just minutes ago said that millions of israelis are running for cover. this, after israel pulled its negotiators from talks in qatar, hamas and israel are blaming each other for the collapse of a weeklong truce. what u.s. leaders are saying about that today. now, where does this leave families of hostages waiting for loved ones to return? i will ask one woman who was recently reunited with eight family members held by hamas. one of her uncles is still in captivity. plus, he is out, he is not going quietly, and the 24 hours since being expelled, george santos lashes out against former house colleagues with his removal for the republican party, and the balance of power within the house. and in the spotlight, grammy award-winning music icon, dion warwick, is here. that's right, you, all the internet's favorite anti-joins us later this hour. i'm simone sanders thompson, and

simon, thank you. of course, coming - rainforest staying. simon, thank you. course, coming up we i rainforest staying. simon, thank. you. of course, coming up we are expecting that address from the parade dish prime minister rishi sunak eyes and ears will be on the words that he says, the uk has been a climate change leader in many ways. although recently some dilation of plans. == ways. although recently some dilation of plans.— ways. although recently some dilation of plans. -- the british prime minister. _ dilation of plans. -- the british prime minister. we _ dilation of plans. -- the british prime minister. we will- dilation of plans. -- the british prime minister. we will of- dilation of plans. -- the british l prime minister. we will of course bring you the latest from cop28 in dubai under there is plenty more on the bbc news website. stay with us. hello. it was a bitterly cold start to the day. last night was the coldest night since the middle of march, with temperatures down to —9.a degrees at shap in cumbria. now through today and into the weekend i

i'm simone thompson, in for stephanie ruhle. show every day for pm eastern right here on msnbc. a new original episode on mondays on peacock. arting in january, you can catch me saturday and sunday mornings for a new show, the weekend. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks so much for staying up late. good night. >> tonight on all in. >> if he's elected, the stock market will crash. >> the fearless forecaster blows it again. >> that bell marks a new record high. >> this is a huge day for the stock market. >> there you go. thank you. >> that is the highest the dow has ever been. >> tonight, the truth and propaganda of the so-called greatest economy of all-time. then -- >> when i testify you'll get

simon. um, you're being no, no , no, simon's let >> yeah. no, no, no, simon's let down of it. no. you very much for your time there, song. yeah well, we'll we'll have to actually check in and get some shots of, uh, of scotland under the snow, because i can imagine you will aberdeenshire and all those other parts of scotland covered under that white blanket. it's going to look pretty damn spectacular indeed. john kettley there. weatherman and meteorologist, thank you very much and have a marvellous christmas. john. joining me now is my panel again. christmas. john. joining me now is my panel again . we're back. is my panel again. we're back. my is my panel again. we're back. my three wise men now , do you my three wise men now, do you actually think this the whole narrative has become one of saying, well , well we're not saying, well, well we're not going to have a white christmas again, are we, because of climate change and all these other topics, i mean, do you do you long for one? simon? >> yes. not least >> i do indeed, yes. not least because wife rwandan and because my wife is

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>> that's exactly right, simone.e last time held public hearings across the step -- state. what happens is all of that went into the trash trash, essentially, because the court drew the map in a small conservative county in new york. this time, the commission will go back to all the input it received from new yorkers and will draw the maps to reflect communities of interest and all the input and feedback they got from actual new yorkers. >> the idea is these are the maps that will be in place for the 2024 general election? >> that's right. the court of appeals has said the commission has until february 28th to send them up to the legislature. new york's primary is pretty, late not until june. and there is ample time to get a new map in place for both the primary and the general for 2024. >> new maps mean new districts, potentially new candidates. it means a lot will happen in new york between february and may, essentially. >> that's right. the 2022 map, as you know, is the map that george santos ran on. >> that was c

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that's coming from democratic strategist simon rosenberg. simon joins us now.cinated to hear your case for this, as you, know there is a lot of consternation out there among democrats about the possibility of donald trump returning to the white house. the worry about the strength of joe biden as a candidate this time around. i would point out that you are one of the few people around the 2022 midterm elections who said very clearly in the days and weeks leading up, there is not going to be a red wave. don't listen to the commentary, you are looking at the voting, the way people were voting on abortion referendums across the country, for example. so, what are you seeing in 2024, that tells you that joe biden is a lot stronger than people are giving him credit for? >> i think the case is simple, willie. which is that joe biden has been a good president, the country is better off, the democratic party is strong and winning elections all over the country, and the republicans have trump. and trump, i think, is the most disgraced, degraded, and dangerous presidential

simone foxman joins us with details.y lowering the top end of its comparable sales estimate for 2024, but that was one of the only negative things in the overall report now seeing a .5% to 9%. -- 8.5% to 9%. that didn't take into account the hostess acquisition. other metrics looking in earnings-per-share for the quarter beat expectations. the results were better than feared. being on u.s. pet foods, international, food away from home, seeing a bit of weakness in the consumer in things like coffee as well. if we the boards, we will see with the big challenge is not just for smucker, but across these water packaged goods and food companies. flip it again. we are looking at volumes that are really going to have to be driving our price increases overall. our gtv . you can see the volume impact on sales growth. this is in the weight. -- in the white. it has been negative all through last year to the beginning of this year but now it's looking a little positive. where we have seen sales growth rise is the blue. double dig

simon, here's a question for you. i'm going to lead into it and say over the past couple of years this committee has become, as you know, deeply engaged on a variety of issues, and one of those is material circularity. this includes improving our reuse and recycling systems to the insure that valuable materials that could be turned into new products and not just lost to our landfills. our pollution and,ing frankly, incineration. yesterday, along with senator boozman, republican from arkansas, i combined, i cohosted a textile recycling round table right here where you're sitting, and we talked a lot about where we agree as folks from different backgrounds. and and, but, ms. simon, in your testimony you mentioned a similar situation where some bio-based plastics aren't compatible with existing recycling streams and others are not. question, what supporting infrastructure needed -- is needed for recycling streams so that all materials are compatible, and what should the federal government's role be in establishing and sc

on the same day, the apostle andrew went to his brother simon peter. told him: “we have found the messiaheter joined the number of christ’s disciples. however, the apostles did not immediately devote themselves entirely to apostolic ministry. from the gospel we know that the brothers andrew and simon peter, as well as the brothers john and jacob, had to return to their usual occupation, fishing, for some time. some months later, the lord jesus christ, passing by lake galilee, saw them fishing and said: “follow me, i will make you boats of men.” then they left their boats and nets, and from that day on became constant disciples of christ. after the bright resurrection of christ, the ascension of the lord and the descent of the holy spirit. on his way , the first-called apostle endured many sorrows from the pagans, he was expelled from cities, humiliated, stoned, but he tirelessly preached to people about the savior. by prayers apostle, the lord performed miracles. through the labors of the holy apostle andrew , christian churches were established, in which he appointed bishops and priests.

>> i don't know that we do, simone.eral official says you'll protect the nation against threats forsqun domestic. i think in 2016 we talked about the foreign threats, the interference of international adversaries who wanted to tamper with the integrity of our elections. in 2020 we saw a domestic threat. the effort on january 6th to prevent the peaceful transfer of power. and i think in 2024 we should presume that we will see both. we will see foreign and domestic threats to our own elections. and it sounds like hyperbole at some points, but it really is not. we know that there are nation state anthers overseas that want to undermine our belief and the integrity of our systems, but we also know through donald trump's own words. the words that come out of his mouth are threats of violence and intimidation, and his followers then act on them like we saw on january 6th. we are entering a chaotic and also a very difficult and testing 2024 election. as a nation we are resilient enough to overcome it, but only if we are dedica

thank the simon simon young, dw, political correspondent, israel's prime minister, has that he's country will pursue its war against thomas until absolute victory benjamin netanyahu. his office publish the statement as he met with white house national security advisor, jake sullivan, in kind of a mr. sullivans and he is round to discuss a time table for ending the fighting. why fast and sadly bumps of war between each round on her master and as soon as possible, israel's defense minister told mister sullivan of the conflict is likely to last for several months. meanwhile, the humanitarian situation for people and cause it continues to was had to view an agency help him. palestinian refugees has just returned from his 3rd trip to the territory. and reports of widespread hung up in desperate conditions in a frenzy and rough uh as a trucks arrive and the gaza strip. people time been the grab bags of food before they can be properly distributed. the hunger here is widespread and punishing people are stuffing it. it trucks taking the food and eating it the right to wait. and this is how despe

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we should have a good year next year. >> simon rosenberg.cratic voters is you should worry when simon rosenberg is worried. you're not worried? >> i would say that i'm optimistic about where things are. we have a lot of work to do, and we've got to get on with the work and get it done. >> simon rosenberg, who is optimistic. thank you very much for joining us tonight. coming up, my interview with vice president kamala harris as we look ahead to the 2024 presidential election, which she says is, quote, the most important election in our lifetimes. vice president kamala harris is next. start for free at godaddy.com there is a lot of information out there. hamas is a terrorist group oppressing the palestinian people. hamas refused a continued ceasefire, a continued pause in fighting and more aid from israelis in exchange for just freeing more hostages. instead, hamas resumed attacks. not to protect the palestinian people or obtain peace, only to destroy israel. we must stand against hamas and stand with palestinians and israelis for basic human

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nina simone is admired the world over both for her singing and composing abilities.red it nina simone day. >> as mayor of the city of berkeley, i hereby proclaim friday, march 31st, 1972, as nina simone day in appreciation of the great dignity and uniqueness and in recognition of her exceptional contribution of the rainbow sign of the black cultural center of the city of b >> thank berkeley. >> thank you. >>> i am pleased to announce to you and the world we have a proposal design to launch a campaign in this area to officially proclaim your gift to the young, gifted and black as a new black anthem. >> i can only say that i am stunned and i am pleased and i am -- that's it. thank you very much. >> our very first broadcast went out from the mark hopkins hotel here in san francisco. tonight that's where we'll be. tune in this evening to see juliette goodrich reporting live from top of the mark for cbs news bay area at 6:00 and 7:00 p.m. >>> today san francisco firefighters are holding an aquarium day for dozens of kids. it's a collaboration between the firefighters unio

we should have a good year next year. >> simon rosenberg. my advice to democratic voters is you should worry when simon rosenberg is worried. you're not worried? >> i would say that i'm optimistic about where things are. we have a lot of work to do, and we've got to get on with the work and get it done. >> simon rosenberg, who is optimistic? thank you very much for joining us tonight. coming up, my interview with vice president kamala harris as we look ahead to the 2024 presidential election, which she says is, quote, the most important election in our lifetimes. vice president kamala harris is next. >>> kamala harris i next next >> children are the greatest joy and our best hope for a better future. friends, they are the future. but did you know that millions of kids right here in our own backyard are facing hunger every day without healthy food? it's harder to grow, to thrive, to feel their best. the impact when children don't have enough to eat is tremendous because when you're hungry and your basic needs aren't being met, you cannot lear

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joining perry and joining me are lois perry and simon simon.imon. >> but, uh, story from this week that, uh, that caught my eye has got to be around , uh, how we got to be around, uh, how we celebrate christmas and what's important to us at christmas time. >> and for me, it's very much around, uh, jesus. >> and for me, it's very much around, uh, jesus . and around, uh, jesus. and christianity. and that's something that we need to remember. and, uh, that contrasts of the, uh, contrasts with some of the, uh, messages from , uh, our leaders. messages from, uh, our leaders. so i thought it was interesting that starmer's statement that, uh, was big on christianity, but he's actually an atheist. so i thought there was quite a contrast there. i thought contrast there. so i thought that you said you told that was sunak you said you told is is he he's a hindu. is he is he he's a hindu. >> he's a hindu. >> he's a hindu. >> you said he was an atheist, but know. >> you said he was an atheist, but he's know. >> you said he was an atheist, but he's not. know

south 0 life and also coming up the well food program ones because that is at risk of a devastating simon. if a conflict continuous or un security council vote on a resolution demanding increased aid, so garza is pushed back once again. and at least 5 palestinians are injured in confrontations with his ready forces. drink another night of rage across the occupied with the as well as or length of the bombing of the gaza strip is continuing with most strikes from the north to the south that were attacks on neighborhoods in kansas city. as well as the jabante, a refugee camp where at least 13 honest demands were killed. israel's attacks of also targeted civilian infrastructure including hospitals. garza's health ministry says at least $20000.00 palestinians have been killed since october 7th. so the read families in southern gaza had been collecting the bodies of their loved ones. a moves that day off to is randy s strikes and the city of rough or target god bless, whom reports now from rough told it would be safe here . why have you left us behind? why done, why father was among those kille

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hamilton, and former labour mp simon danczuk . and they'll be simon danczuk.ir headline heroes and back page zeroes , a packed and back page zeroes, a packed houn and back page zeroes, a packed hour. and those papers are coming. but first, it's palace pandemonium. it's been the story in the headlines all week . the in the headlines all week. the release of omid scobie's new book, endgame was always bound to stir up relations between the duke and duchess of sussex and the rest of the royal family. however, the dutch version of scobie's book has done much more than that. after an apparent mix up. yeah, i believe that meant that the names of the so—called so—called royal racists appeared in print. all that's followed from the sussexes has been complete radio silence . complete radio silence. accusations of racism are egregious and can lead to the end of a career. the loss of friends and family and public shame. so why hasn't prince harry come out in defence of his family members? and should this latest debacle mean him and his wife are finally stripped of their r

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simone zimmerman, thank you for your time.. >> thank you so much. >> coming up, coming up next in the next hour actually, coming over the next hour with a man, how -- robert garcia, on james comer's complicated and critical relationship to the biden impeachment probe, that he is leading. but first, amen and i are with you talk about the human cost of the war in gaza, including the great risks to our fellow journalists there. don't go away. try dawn platinum. it removes 99% of grease and food residue. that's why dawn is trusted to save wildlife affected by oil. dawn platinum cleans to the squeak. rsv is out there. for those 60 years and older protect against rsv with arexvy. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. arexvy does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients. those with weakened immune systems may have a lower response to the vaccine. the most common side effects are injection site pain, fatigue, muscle pain,

simone zimmerman, thank you for your time.rful. >> thank you so much. >> coming up, coming up next in the next hour actually, coming over the next hour with a man, how -- robert garcia, on james comer's complicated and critical relationship to the biden impeachment probe, that he is leading. but first, amen and i are with you talk about the human cost of the war in gaza, including the great risks to our fellow journalists there. don't go away. don't go away. and any type of cough, day or night. mucinex dm. it's comeback season. liberty mutual customized my car insurance and i saved hundreds. with the money i saved, i started a dog walking business. oh. [dog barks] no it's just a bunny! only pay for what you need. ♪liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ thank you for watching. now it's time to hand over to my good friend ayman mohyeldin. up ayman before i go tonight, we do have to talk about the tragic death of al jazeera journalist -- , who was killed friday, while reporting in gaza. he was laid to rest by his family yesterday,

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have you ever seen anything like this, mark simoneing? >> no.n reelected with these sort of numbers, and the democrats know that. and you see it on the other side. the response that trump is getting, he's leading in iowa by the biggest margin in the history of polls. so he's soaring, biden is crumbling. they know they've got to make a switch, and i think they'll do it in the next couple months. elizabeth: wild stuff. gentlemen, thanks for joining us. you guys make a good pair on tv. terrific stuff. now we are so excited to welcome to the show from house education congresswoman julian let lo are. -- julia letlow. we'd like to get your reaction to this, the head of america's second biggest teachers union, randi weingarten, she's drawing criticism for recently-resurfaced comments where she claimed that school choice, school vouchers are, quote, undermining democracy. watch this. >> they had not one thing that they offer as a solution other than privatizing or voucherrizing schools. which is about undermining democracy and undermining civil discours