stammers? we can't hear dr. stammers. we're going to try and get dr.to you whilst we try and sort out those tech issues with dr. stammers, pesky little things that they are , little things that they are, would you ever if parliament to say, look , we're going to go say, look, we're going to go full steam ahead, we're going to copy canada, it's all going to be fine in and would you be worried about the fact that the canadian supreme court once said, actually, we were totally fine of this and now , fine with all of this and now, you know, things have gone slightly awry ? slightly awry? >> i think what i love about this well is the stuff this show as well is the stuff we discuss in break when you we discuss in the break when you and actually on the same and i are actually on the same ground on this. we talk about playing devil's advocate. there are situations of are extreme situations in all of it. to make sure there it. you need to make sure there are safeguards that the are safeguards so that the craziness where somebody has a bad they feel i bad day an

stammers? we can't hear dr. stammers. we're going to try and get dr.to you whilst we try and sort out those tech issues with dr. stammers, pesky little things that they are , little things that they are, would you ever if parliament to say, look , we're going to go say, look, we're going to go full steam ahead, we're going to copy canada, it's all going to be fine in and would you be worried about the fact that the canadian supreme court once said, actually, we were totally fine of this and now , fine with all of this and now, you know, things have gone slightly awry ? slightly awry? >> i think what i love about this well is the stuff this show as well is the stuff we discuss in break when you we discuss in the break when you and actually on the same and i are actually on the same ground on this. we talk about playing devil's advocate. there are situations of are extreme situations in all of it. to make sure there it. you need to make sure there are safeguards that the are safeguards so that the craziness where somebody has a bad they feel i bad day an

he stammers wow! now, that... now we're getting there! now we're... now we're getting there.volved by taking bets on the number of arrows that hit the target. and, crucially, it's only the last two numbers of the total score that matter. they're all added up. all added up. and the last two digits, that will be the result. 695 arrows. so, 95 is the result. meghalaya became one of the few states to legalise gambling in 1982. people here are very superstitious. they'll dream about their dead family, a dog, a cat, and they'll try to make it into numbers. so, i have 200 rupees of my hard—earned money here. i want to go and gamble. can you show me how to do it? yeah. come on, then. so, let's go to one of these counters. speaks in khasi namaste, hello. hello, sir. i want to gamble on, erm...a lucky number, yeah? yeah. two digits, lucky number. i'm going to go for... ..39. 39? yeah. and i'm going to put... 100. ..100 rupees on 39. on 39. oh, and then my other bet, i'm going to bet on 77. can you fix it so i win? they laugh yeah. it depends on your fortune, though. oh, it depends on m

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terrible polls for joe biden as he stammers back from oh, weeks and weeks of vacation. the side effects linked to n95 masks is now a new push for masked mandates, covid restrictions, and even a new vaccine, they are back, and it's getting bigger by the day. later will also bring you footage showing the climate ar

he embarrassed in public in court he had a stutter and a stammer. he was short of breath. he built himself an underground batman style cave which he retreated into he even shaved off half his head so he would be too embarrassed to come of the cave. so he forced himself to stay down there, standing in front of a mirror, running back and forth with pebbles his mouth, to get past the stammer until he thought he was good enough to go out and take people on again. and today he's considered one of the great fathers of rhetoric. so i say if he can do it, if churchill could do it, if mlk do this, churchill, where did churchill practice? churchill. there's a story about his valet. norman, who used to hear churchill murmur in the bathroom, in the tub and. he would run and say, sir, what can i get you? and he would say, norman, i'm not talking to you. i'm addressing the house of commons. churchill would practice his speeches. the topic is churchill. i tell the story in the book when he was a younger mp, tried to give a speech, the commons lost his place, went red faced. i'm sure many

(stammers) no more tickets. leonard, let me look in the box. okay, okay!e box. but just... promise not to flip out. why would i flip out? is it a spider? (gasps) it's a spider!

terrible polls for joe biden as he stammers back from oh, weeks and weeks of vacation.s dire new warning about the side effects linked to n95 masks is now a new push for masked mandates, covid restrictions, and even a new vaccine, they are back, and it's getting bigger by the day. later will also bring you footage showing the climate alarmists blocking traffic on highways all around the country. also tonight one of the stars from last week's debate, vivek ramaswamy, he will join us. he has been on a lot of net networks. we will have that in so much more. we begin with a date. march 4, 2024. that's when a federal judge from the far left washington swamp would like donald trump stuck in court for the start of the doj so-called election interference case. coincidentally enough, the very next day, march 4th, march 5th, that's super tuesday. one of the single most important days during any potential primary. full county day also requ requested -- she'll need a new day to find probably write a big primary. alvin bragg's bogus case in new york city set to begin a week before m

that question comes with enough stammering that they have a follow-up meeting. aide asks giuliani, you told me yesterday that you hadn't been to the middle east for a year. are you sure about that? are there any other trips you can remember? giuliani's face goes blank. turns out, his secretary had said rudy had just been in the middle east a month ago. - if you talk to people who were talking to trump at the time, they say he was never seriously considered for it, which is probably more revealing in and of itself of the dynamic of the relationship between the two of them. - the relationship between trump and rudy is really a fraught one. it's one where trump really values giuliani's defense of him. - he was the best mayor in the history of the city of new york. he's a great person who loves our country. - but shows his appreciation, shows his love for rudy with backhand and criticisms. - in donald trump eye's, there's part of giuliani's record. like, he ran for the presidency, and it totally went up in flames. so to donald trump, he's a loser. - there was a mome

there has just been a huge explosion, uh-- [stammering] i'll tell you that i can't see that second towerow have a... what do we have? we don't... - it looks like, uh, a new flume-- a new, large plume of smoke. - one can only hope that the area has been evacuated, but of course you wonder about all the emergency vehicles and the people who might have been injured early in the morning. - there was, you know, dust and whatnot everywhere, but it was-- - oh, my god, duck down! [people screaming] [rumbling] - step back! [roaring] [muffled shouting] - oh, my god, this is so terrible. [crowd weeping, coughing] - mister! mister! mister! [somber music] - [coughing] - we came from the 82nd floor, and i don't know where my parents are, i don't know-- i hope to god they okay. - i was standing next to one world trade center, and then all of a sudden i heard rumbling, and we all started running away from it. the glass, like, blew out and threw me onto the sidewalk. - i was thinking of going back to try and find people from my office, but it was chaos. so john's like, "let's go." i start to leave and i

and marshall asked a somewhat imprecise question and it set scalia stammering.e was just kind of flustered. and he does not move apart from this the imposition of the line of questioning persists before scalia is able to refocus it. what i say that he emerged bloodied but unbound, the government one or the side that the government was favoring one the two justices sided with scalia's argument. but he realized, i think, from that defense, that he had to be, even though as skilled as he was from his years as a high school student through cost -- law school that he had room to grow and improve. when met by an inscrutable or unintelligible adversary or argument, the need of the person on the part of the argument is to put it back on track. >> after joe ford lost the election in 1970 six, scalia went back to teaching at chicago law, but also teaching at the american enterprise institute. he was very visible, writing, speaking panels, and that would provide a lot of material for people doing research on a possible information process. was he building his case during t

tiberius claudius. and telling the story in flashback was claudius with his limp and his stammer.g and useful life? in that case, exaggerate your stutter and your limp. but you are not such a fool. wine has made you bold, isn't it? you said you kept in with caligula because he was to be the next emperor. butf by then you're dead, what difference can it make to you? it took a while to win over the critics, but i, claudius was an instant hit with audiences. the series was enriched by numerous memorable scenes, many laced with dark comedy. married three times already. how many more marriages do you want? that's not my fault. i was widowed twice. how woman can get us a widow twice is beyond me. and it produced this unforgettable moment when brian blessed as augustus meets his end. director herbie wise told blessed he wanted to see rome die on his face and kept the camera on him unblinking for several minutes. i'm finished. tomorrow, bbc4 will put the machinations of ancient rome on screen again. but can it grab a new audience? when compared with modern tv dramas, will it fall like the

he had a and stammer he was short of breath and he built himself an underground that man style k. which he retreated into an deep and shaved half his head so he'd be too embarrassed to comean out a pretty forced himsf to state on their standing in front of mirror running back and forth with pebbles in his until he thought he was good enough to takean people on it today he is considered to be gray. they cann do it and if mlk cano it -- there's a story about churchill. he used a murmur and the top and he'd runs a sir what can i get and he said norman i'm not talking to him addressing the house of commons. churchill would practice his speech and i tell the story in theiv book when he was a younger mp trying to give a speech in the commons and lost his place and couldn't remember what was the next thing they want to say and if you watch the house of commons it's not like the house of representatives. it's much more serious. aer little spicier and he got heckled. he said this will never happen to me again. it didn't come naturally to him. you give us a sense of each stage. you have a b

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she took as her disciple a young stammering bumbling young guy from houston named vernon wayne howell under her tutelage. he revealed himself as being informed by heaven. he wasme king cyrus of the old testament. he had to takeest the name koreh because siegrist is pronounced koresh in hebrew. he was thes lamp of the book of revelation. he was going to lead his followers into the final epic fight with babylon. the end of days is not only coming soon, it's coming now and with wants to do. they were biblical literalists and whatever else we talked about today, this is what we must remember. they firmly believed, and the survivors today still believe this, that the god they believed in had told them through his prophet, david koresh, what they must do, and so they would do it, even if secular law said no. because gods law is the only true law whatever else we may think with all the things that happened, they sincerely devoutly believed they were doing the work of god. i really had to work to learn that and accept it before i could start writing about their perspective on things. and if y

that question comes with enough stammering that they have a follow-up meeting.me yesterday that you hadn't been to the middle east for a year. are you sure about that? are there any other trips you can remember? giuliani's face goes blank. turns out his secretary had said that rudy had just been in the middle east a month ago. >> if you talk to people who were talking to trump at the time, they say he was never seriously considered for it, which is probably more revealing in and of itself the dynamic of the relationship between the two of them. >> the relationship between trump and rudy is really a front one. it's one where trump really values giuliani's defense of him. >> he was the best mayor in the history of new york. he's a great person who loves our country. >> but shows his appreciation, shows his love for rudy with backhand and criticisms. >> and donald trump's eyes, to donald trump, he's a loser. >> there is a moment after trump had been elected, steve mnuchin, his new treasury secretary is getting married in washington. and giuliani is very excitedly t

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he stammers wow! now, that... now we're getting there! now we're... now we're getting there.ghalaya became one of the few states to legalise gambling in 1982. people here are very superstitious. they'll dream about their dead family, a dog, a cat, and they'll try to make it into numbers. so, i have 200 rupees of my hard—earned money here. i want to go and gamble. can you show me how to do it? yeah. come on, then. so, let's go to one of these counters. speaks in khasi namaste, hello. hello, sir. i want to gamble on, erm...a lucky number, yeah? yeah. two digits, lucky number. i'm going to go for... ..39. 39? yeah. and i'm going to put... 100. ..100 rupees on 39. on 39. oh, and then my other bet, i'm going to bet on 77. can you fix it so i win? they laugh yeah. it depends on your fortune, though. oh, it depends on my fortune? i had a dream last night! i had a dream that... you can dream anything. ..that a strange dog walked past me, and that dog had the number 39 on it. is that the kind of dreams we all have? 0h, who knows? they laugh wish me luck. it's a tense moment as the num