literally, steven, steven, steven we get to the meeting.it's steven." and they're like, "he's been telling everyone to watch your special and he loves you and he wants to make a movie with you and what movie idea you have?" and i pitched "easter sunday" in the room. they bought it in the room and then literally we went to lunch -- [ cheers and applause it's crazy we went to lunch and even then we're like, "okay, this isn't going to happen. and then we go to lunch and then holly calls and is like, "all right, we're making moves right now. we're gonna look -- find -- for a writer we're going to start looking for your director. and i'm like, "what? and then the pandemic hit. everything shut down i'm like, "oh, there we go." yeah, here goes that dream it's not going to happen and they didn't care they're like, "when something opens up, we're going to make this movie." and vancouver opened up, and right away >> jimmy: he made it >> he made the movie, yeah [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: eight months later >> eight months later. >> jimmy: you've

molly, steven, monica, thank you very much.some final thoughts on this chaotic night, a big night. and minneapolis, what we're seeing here again in moments. , . i'm from colorado. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i knew they once were. i heard about prevagen and then i started taking it about two years now. started noticing things a little sharper, a little clearer. i feel like it's kept me on my game. i'm able to remember things. i'd say give it a try. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >> . >> laura: all right we promised you a big night i think we delivered don't you think? we're still waiting on those results out of arizona and washington tonight. as i just said, this has to be a 50-state effort. no state, no city, no town in america should be left behind. not to this disastrous leadership from the democrat party. now, that's it for us tonight. remember here in minneapolis

we will speak to steven thrasher.today, “the viral underclass: the human toll when inequality and disease collide." ♪♪ [music break] amy: "letter to the past" by brandi carlile. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. with juan gonzalez. president joe biden is naming top officials from the federal emergency management agency and the centers for disease control and prevention to coordinate the white house response to the monkeypox outbreak in the united states, where the virus has been reported in 47 states and washington, d.c. new york city declared monkeypox a public health emergency, after officials described the city as the "epicenter" of the outbreak, with tens of thousands of people vulnerable to exposure. california and illinois also issued a state of emergency over the rapid spread of monkeypox. worldwide, over 23,000 infections have been detected in at least 80 countries, with the united states leading confirmed cases, though health experts believe many more monkeyp

party panel it badge steven miller, jessica tarlov, and brad polombo. steven, let's go to florida.rlie christ. that leathery relic. what is he hoping to achieve here? is he the only person that can beat ron desantis at that point? >> good luck. that's what i would say, yeah. florida's only options down there is like a very online twitter thirst trap who cares more about her re-tweets than likes and charlie christ changed positionings more than sandwiches. have fun. kennedy: yeah, that top gun add was super cheesy. jess chasm >> yeah, it was real bad. kennedy: i'm maverick and super positive and i love florida. it looks like he's going to cruz to victory in november. think that either of the top two democrats in the race pose a threat, jessica? >> well, no. but also i was just on twitter and the -- during the b block also listening and it was inciteful but looks like charlie crist won and it was called for him and it'll be charlie crist in november versus governor desantis. i think desantis should be fine there. what will be interesting is value democrattings is the nominee for the

so b and d have effectively been left out of the race, steven char carts. okay, from our daily bureau, thank you. about to europe as germany tries to speed up, it's built out of renewable energy. one problem has been figuring out how to save unused energy for days when renewables create less energy. energy storage systems have become more important and they take on different forms, such as the mass of water tower just erected near berlin. think of it as a kind of thermos bottle. a 45 meters high energy storage facility is under construction. new berlin is the largest of its kind in germany, built by the major energy company. what temper, weekend store energy in the form of warm water will put it in the grid and then the customers can have a hot shower or in the winter heat up their homes. it's very difficult to store the energy coming from renewables. often the potential of windmills and solar panels is wasted because their energy is not needed at that moment. thanks to this tank, that energy can still be used to warm up water that will be stored and used l

steven, thank you for your very clear analysis. a 2nd, a convoy carrying ukrainian grain has left ports on the black sea. the 4 ships carrying nearly 170000 tons, a complex multinational agreement allows grain to travel to countries where it's desperately needed. but the 1st vessel to leave ukraine has not yet reached its destination in lebanon. tripoli, port. people are eager to see the rezone, but the ship carrying grain from ukraine is nowhere to be seen. it is not certain whether it will reach the lebanese port at all. an unwelcome surprise for the ukrainian ambassador, who travelled here specially politically, it was ready, clear decision. first russell coming from odessa to tripoli to lebanon. but there are other components or m like business to business relations, and maybe take some time to finalize the situation. there was only unexpectedly changed course while at sea, and is now anchored near turkey. it's loaded with 26000 tons of mace. tripoli has been waiting for months, but mostly for wheat imports. lebanon relies heav

steven, thank you for your very clear analysis. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. today. the u. s. senate passed a sweeping climate tax and health plan. democrats approved president joe biden, $430000000000.00 spending bill, which now goes to the house of representatives. republicans have criticized the cost of the plan, which is america's biggest climate investment. and nearly a 1000 people were stranded off to flooding in death valley in the us. one of the hottest and dry places in the world floods not unusual in the area, but these are some of the largest in 20 years to columbia now, which is awesome in a new chapter in its history. with a former leftist rebel being warning as president, gustavo petro has pledged to fight inequality, achieve pace, and rethink the war on drugs. columbia new vice president also represents a new start, a black woman from an underprivileged community. you've got a devil, it's an inaugurated like no other in columbia history, and it's marked many 1s

steven. bye or germany's gas crisis means there's more pressure on renewables to pick up the slack solar energy is one answer, especially in the countries sunny south. but installing panels is just one part of the battle. take a look. yes. who's the man is checking on his power plant. he runs an energy conversion business near munich, and also owns a sprawling solar power system on the flat roof of a transport company in our, in the german state of bavaria. the sun's been shining on his panels for months now, but looking at recent performance charts, who's a man sees that his power yield remains low. often times, no power flows from his roof to the local energy provider at all. for her as soon as her active griffiths, while 200 days have passed so far, and we have had our did just more than half the time. and if you look at the proportions, it's on the days with high output that the system is interrupted on days with snow and cloudy skies. the installations work well. the problem, the energy

steven, thank you for your very clear analysis. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. the us senate has passed a sweeping climate tax and health plan. democrats approve president joe biden, $430000000000.00 spending bill, which now goes to the house of representatives. republicans have criticized the cost of the plan, which is america's biggest climate investment. nearly a 1000 people were stranded after flooding in death valley in the us. one of the hottest and dry places in the world floods not unusual in the area, but these are some of the largest in the last 20 years. belief in brazil's capital have arrested a german diplomat on suspicion of killing his husband. the soft, big told brazilian authorities that his partner a belgian national fill and hit his head off to becoming ill. but investigative, say the victim was severely beaten. columbia has ashi and a new chapter in its history way. the form i left a rebel being sworn in as president. gustavo petro has played to fight

yes, steven, i think when it comes to the gas turban, everything has been said so far. i mean, it's ready. it's here. i think everything is there in order for it to be shipped. we're just missing one last piece, which is customs documentation that we should be receiving from the customer in order for it to go. i it from a siemens energy perspective. we fulfilled all obligations necessary and it is ready to go as soon as they want it. when asked you lastly, russia recently saying that only one turbine of i believe 6 needed for that pipeline is in service. has siemens energy been contacted to repair to fix others about any of those other issues with turbines? ah, we're in regards to north stream one. yeah. as i said, steven with respect to the last gas turbine, it's here, it's ready to go and in with respect to other gas turbans. no, there's been no contact or every of ferraro is chief financial officer for siemens energy. as always, we thank you for joining show. thank you. stephen. bye bye. or germany's gas crisis means there's more pressure on renewables to pick up the

i've been reading reading steven cook's books and counts on foreign relations papers. thank you and, and i think that this, the sense i have is that when america wanted to do something in the middle east that, that the big anchor nations in that region largely fell and align to day. it feels as if you know, that, that whole kind of quid pro quo, even the transactions are up for grabs, that saudi arabia is looking as much to china and russia to hedge its bets against the united states. are the big stakeholder countries you've written about like egypt, like saudi arabia, the other, you know, the main weather vanes in the middle east looking at the u. s. as the great power and the way they did 2 decades ago. definitely not. um lets keep in mind that between the defeat of saddam hussein's forces, after the invasion of kuwait in 191991. and then 6 months later, the fall of the soviet union, up until very recently, the united states was the only major external power in the middle east. it could drive events in the region, the saudis, the egyptians, even his railways, didn't

the deep pass was broken up by steven nelson. overall, lance finish the prese, the preseason, 11-16 for 140 yards and a touchdown. it is tie to get ready for week one against the bears. >> i am super excited to get to go. i almost got the whole put together on offense this week. we were close. a couple of guys getting healthy. the 70 days will be super important for us. >> with a red and - you okay? - there's a flex alert today so i'm mentally preparing for the power outage. oh, well we can help stop one because we are going to reduce our energy use from 4-9pm. what now? i stepped on a plug. oh that's my bad! unplugging. when it comes to preventing outages the power is ours. >> well, if you checked your social media today, you might have seen that it is national dog day. for puppy parents, it is the perfect excuse to post your pets. actually, you do not need an excuse. it raises awareness is on the pets that need to be saved every year. thanks for watching, the news continues streaming on cbs news bay area. we will see you back h

after serving in the navy for nine years, steven moved back to his hometown and became a custodian. >> teachers need clean classrooms to teach in >> one night he discovered a new way to serve >> your dreams are becoming reality, literally >> shortly after becoming a custodian, i literally had a dream that i was teaching. i remember waking up smiling ear to ear >> he went back to school in the day and worked at night and next week the dream becomes reality >> it is just about the next generation, really we are here to help them to grow >> he will be teaching seventh grade history. diane moved to texas from puerto rico nine years ago and found work in her daughter's school and knew she wanted to do more >> at the same time, i had dreams i wanted to do something for my community. >> she balanced family and work. next week she starts teaching bilingual classes. >> that was from the first time that you saw your classroom. how did you feel at that moment? >> it was incredible >> steven and diane now will walk the hallways again. >> how is it going to feel walking down the hallways that you

steven, i'll start with you. how does the current president wrangle out of targeting the former president and could it be anything but that? steven: well, first i think there's at least a 40% chance they might have found hooker heads in mar-a-lago. i just want to get that out there, in boxes. kennedy: glad you went on record with that. steven: i was thinking about it. for anyone who is, you know, looking at this in the optics of t i might be the only person on the entirety of cable news who's not pretending to be a lawyer and look through the lens of media and lens of every day voters and optics, and we're two to three months away from a midterm election where joe biden's party is most likely going to seek control of the house of representatives and lose committee controls, including the january 6 committee that will go poof on january 6. the unprecedented raid regardless if you agree with it, and you have a attorney general profess prevented from sitting on the supreme court by the former president that he okaye

steven: it is a great question.re is adaptation going on but there's probably not some planning for some of the massive deterioration in demand. they are going to be a little flexible but i do not think we can avoid some loss in profits in the coming year. jonathan: can i get a sense of how confident you are? where you think the next 10% move is? do you have a degree of confidence around that? steven: coming up with answers is different from knowing. we knew an exogenous shock would not have the same effect on the business cycle. i think a great deal of the inflation we have already experienced does not have a life of its own. i do not think forcing supply and demand down together pure is this problem. i do not think we feel confidence where the federal reserve stops and sees that so we want to air on the side of caution. it is not a period when we can say the economy it is at its weakest point, that i am sure. jonathan: steve whiting of global city wealth investments. coming up, we'll be catching up with david leib

steven that came out on top. gerrard once ran the midfield. steven gerrard once ran the midfield.eir first win of the season. the visitors thought they had gone ahead through anthony gordon only for a late call to be made by the linesman. no such confusion at the other end. villa on the break, danny ings on the turn. a thunderbolt and a knockout first—half blow. after the break, chances were thin on the ground. perhaps the soaring temperatures were taking their toll. after the drinks break, villa looked the more refreshed as they pushed for a second. but one way or another, everton kept them out. {lift second. but one way or another, everton kept them out.— second. but one way or another, everton kept them out. off the line. until this move _ everton kept them out. off the line. until this move under _ everton kept them out. off the line. until this move under the _ everton kept them out. off the line. until this move under the defence. l until this move under the defence. but india looking likely back to the three points. everton were not done yet. pressure paid off to an on goal

it would take -- stevens creek all of hard. -- boulevard. the area would accommodate over 100 customers and 30 cars in the drive through. it is unknown if and when the proposal would go through evaluation. dan: a big weekend in the south bay, there is pride at comic-con. reporter: a conqueror boy is being called a prodigy. >> summer is almost over and it will feel like the seasons are changing. the forecast is coming up. dion: here is a look at what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live." >> this suit is a rental. >> i am rolling up to your house tomorrow. dan: caltrans has the green light to move forward with clearing out part of a homeless encampment in west oakland. the property is packed with trash and abandoned vehicles. there have been 200 fires there in the last two years. a judge dissolved a temporary restraining order allowing the city and caltrans to move forward clearing the encampment in three phases. more than 200 people will need to be relocated. officials have to come up with a plan for the belongings that would not result in tho

don't they, steven? >> this is evil, jesse. it's pure evil, what's happening. i've been on your show so many times, we've had this conversation so many times. i'm at my wit's end right now. i wish i could sit here today and tell you this is going to get under control. this is going to turn around. we have to wake up as a country. we need republicans -- yes, they're in the minority, they don't control the house, they don't control the senate. we need republicans to understand this is modern-day slavery at our border. this is sex trafficking. little girls, little boys, are being raped in stash houses. every day we need to be talking about this. we need to be saying to chuck schumer, you're not going adjourn the senate. you need to stay here and we're going to vote. we're going to make everybody in this body vietnam we do something about this. the american people need to be told the election is a referendum on this evil, grave immorality playing out every single day on our border, that when you're going to vote, you're voting on whether or not we allow murderers,

steven cook, senior fellow for the middle east in north africa, counts on foreign relations. thanks so much for being with us today. to great pleasure, be with you soon. so what's the bottom line? the middle east is full of both promise and of danger. the legacy of colonialism, superpower, proxy wars, and rivalries between leaders make the region one that struggles with its place in the world. for things to change, we need to see things like the palestine. israel stand off being resolve or relations with iran, normalizing with the rest of the world. but neither of those things have happened for decades. how would we actually know if there's progress when social and political visionaries in the middle east rise and rebuff? russia, china and the u. s. at their efforts to control and show that there's a better way forward for their citizens. then we'd know that's not to say that the great powers won't be around. they will be, and both the u. s. in china, both have a lot to offer, but as long as these powers see the region only through a military sales lens, or is a security thre

that's true, steven. of a till about a ticket ago there were more than a dozen telecom service providers in india. now that i just 3 that are 2 more which are government run, but they're not doing very well. and they do not have a lot of market share in the country. so effectively there are 3, only 3, the telecom service providers right now, at least 2 out of doors are heavily stressed because of various complications that the sector itself has been going through. now in the last couple of months, we have seen that the government has extended announced a sort of bailout package and is also working on more packages to help the telecom companies. it is expected that 4 or 5 g will lead to better our pools. our average revenue per unit for the telecom companies, which are likely to which they are likely to short up their finances and help them relieve this stress a little bit. stephen will go back to touching on our 1st point. this idea of the rollout, beginning with cities, we talked about gaming a little bi

it would take -- stevens creek all of hard. -- boulevard.he area would accommodate over 100 customers and 30 cars in the drive through. it is unknown if and when the proposal would go through evaluation. dan: a big weekend in the south bay, there is pride at comic-con. reporter: a conqueror boy is being called a prodigy. >> summer is almost over and it will feel like the seasons are changing. the forecast is coming up. dion: here is a look at what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live." >> this suit is a rental. >> i am rolling up to your house tomorrow. i'm bringing back my spicy chicken strips. while i'm at it, my most popular former employee, mark hamill. well, what's my motivation? to not get fired again... i can work with that. actors! spicy chicken strips and me, mark hamill, back for a limited time. after my car accident, spicy chicken strips and me, mark hamill, i wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. when that car hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could

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stevens had to run to get this seat back in 2018. set had to run in what was then a very competitive district in oakland county. she won by about 5 points against a republican. so i would put her voting record and posture pretty liberal voting record, but she's not staked out as progressive as levin. so there's a difference there in how they present themselves. but this is one of those you get these redistricting years, two incumbents get thrown in the same district. one of these will be on their way to being a former member of congress tomorrow night. >> steve kornacki, michael steele, thank you both. >>> with so much at stake as kansas and missouri voters head to the polls, i'm heading there to host "chris jansing reports" live from kansas city tomorrow and wednesday at 1:00 p.m. eastern here on msnbc. and because steve doesn't have anything else to do, he returns to the big board tonight to break down all the key house, senate and governor's races this midterm season. there's so many of them that are so good. 10:00 p.m. eastern on

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steven jiang is in beijing and blake essig is in tokyo. let's first go to steven. a lot of action there around taiwan and concern about, you know, the scale of this exercise and how close it is coming to the island. >> reporter: that's right. they say all missiles hit intended targets. earlier we have seen the pla fly drones over an outlying island and also sending a larger than usual number of aircraft for incursions into the air defense zone. obvious i will the pla has promised a lot more including practicing a blockade around the island and also potentially conducting live fire drills inside taiwan's territorial water and also firing missile that could fly directly above the island. all of that of course considered a major provocation by taipei and washington, but from the chinese perspective, all of this is very much justified and part of their long promised forceful response to pelosi's visit. but remember it is also worth noting that some analysts say this is also part of beijing's political psychological and information warfare, at least partly aimed at impl

one of them, steven jones saying public sentiment is with the government at the moment. do you agree with that? would you believe that you've got the support of the general public? i think it would probably move in different circles if on frank reality is most people are very, very concerned about meeting their bills. so the public sentiment certainly from our experience of our affiliates, you know, i r, m t as left. so there's a rail and, and the felix strike is that there's a lot of solidarity. and, you know, a felix though has been one of the successful polls. the 1st strike in 30 years probably says the whole, there's been a very responsible approach to industrial action. and the reality is we, you know, the ideological comment. also let me pick you up is given to this. i think the reality is, people see so much wealth accumulated in the top elements of our society and we've heard all of these companies taking share dividends. these are extreme sets of circumstances. the cost of living is 40 year high. we need to look at this in a different way. workers collaborate t

steven jiang is in beijing, blake essig is live for us in tokyo. first to you, steven. take us through this escalating rhetoric and the military response as well. >> yeah, the chinese response has come quickly and harshly, which was of course not surprising at all moments after pelosi's plane landed in taiwan. we saw a barrage of condemnation from chinese government ministries and senior officials including the chinese ambassador to the u.s. here is what cnn was told. >> china sovereignty cannot be infringed and that the chinese people cannot be humiliated. and that the reeducation of china cannot be stopped. so we'll take whatever we can to respond and to protect, to take back our sovereignty territory and our response will be very full, strong and forceful. >> reporter: now, this r promis forceful response is in the form of live fire drills, but it is interesting to note that right after pelosi's arrival in taiwan when they first announced those drills, they were supposed to start on thursday after pelosi's expected departure from the island. but amid this growing bac

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congresswoman stevens joins us now. very good to have you on the show this morning. to what do you credit your victory? >> i think that women in oakland county spoke last night. i think that people who care about an economic message -- i've been a champion for our manufacturing economy, i offered a big portion of the chips and sciences act which passed last week which speaks to the voters of the county. we are an automotive hub. we are very reliant on supply chain considerations. i just worked my tail off as well. that's a big part of this as well, hard work, showing up in february, knocking doors, going to every senior center, bringing people into the fold. i've become the first democrat since almost the moon landing to hold this seat and that's what we did last night. >> joe, she sounds like in terms of campaign style and what it takes someone i know very well, you. >> knock on every door, plant the yard signs when everybody else is doing other things, go to the voters where they are, where they live and outwork everybody. it makes a huge difference. i want to ask

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steven, i want to ask you this as we end our conversation. i can't help but note that this is the day as well when congress has passed a bill toce expand the irs enforcement agency by eighty seven thousand new agents. you know, i think the burden of proof for the doj on this t allegation, this investigation into donald trump is going to be more than the burden ofme proof in a court of law. rithe american people have lost trust in institutions, mediace science, medical, fbi, . telligence agencies what do you think on the back end of this, stephen , will be the attitude of the american people towards institutions that have been granted inherited credibility for decadesades? look, people looked at steve bannon and peter navarro facingl eric holder walking free and they see that there is a doublel justice system, one for people that support the regimee and on0 that are0 opposed to it. you talk about the eighty seven thousand irs agents i. yes, it's a violent attack on the economic welfare of our middle class , but it's alsope an ability to police

steven seagal started donbass and joe biden. missed again. this is the program for gorzhantsev's studio today. hello at the beginning of the situation in the special operation areas. as reported tonight in our the ministry of defense shelled 14 settlements in the donetsk people's republic. in addition, in cherkasy, ukrainian militants set up a stronghold in the ambulance building and mined all approaches to it. in kramatorsk, neo-nazis equipped barracks and firing points right in the hospital, and medics and patients are used as human shields earlier the military department spoke about the situation with mercenaries in the ranks of the ukrainian troops. their number is steadily declining according to the defense over the last weeks of the special operation, too. we have over 300 militants, while the agency records the outflow of foreigners from ukraine for almost 4 weeks from july 8 to august 5 as a result of offensive actions of the russian armed forces and units of the people's militia of the donetsk and lugansk people's republics, the numb

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nor are you allowed to ask steven and tontos agents were involved in the raid on marrawah, even though that's in florida and he's in washington. as it turns out, questions likei this are hate speech. >> watch all the buzzne on the internet and all over the airwaves. it does. itac does have an impact. well, i mean, you could say buzz. well, there's no pointntell, cag it buzz.ec there's not a lot of hate speech coming from pro trump. media outlets anger a lot of angry. the nation's premier law enforcement agency simply because donald trump is being investigated. r: oh, o it's hate speech. t and if there's one thing we about hate speechh is that it's not protected by the first amendment. you heard that part p of the constitution which says you can says whatever you want as long as msnbc doesn't designate your words hate speech. when they call any criticism of the fbi, that would be joe biden's personal defense force . they call that ch hate speech. what they'rere really saying a is you're committing a crime and see where this is going. but the truth is there are still questions about the

sergeevich sergeevich rudkov oleg dubinin vesti, lugansk people's republic nsky, actors producer stevenring today's throne in the dpr talked to prisoners of war in the pre-trial detention center elena and the facts that he managed to find out will become part of the documentary from the donbass , the actor said that he had already found confirmation of the crimes of the kiev regime against humanity. we are in yelenovka, as i already said, it was here that the heimers hit, killed 50 people, wounded 70 more people. it is interesting that one of the killed nazis is a nazi who just started talking a lot about zelensky, and that zelensky is responsible for orders to torture other atrocities that violate not only the geneva war convention, but are crimes against humanity so zelensky was involved in crimes against humanity interesting, so he was blown up killed just interesting. steven seagal also commented on the version of ukrainian propaganda that the blow to the season was allegedly not dealt to the sun. however, the evidence found on the spot suggests that this was a targeted attack on ye

steven hawking also made some preposterous about ai if it succeeds we will and the human race. these people are like doomsday adventists on the mountain awaiting the end of the world. it is just ludicrous. it is one of the stupidest things i have encountered in my 81 years of ruminating on these subjects but. >> george gilder, don't algorithms represent a crude thinking on their own for computers? >> of course, computers are very good for computation. they can do pattern recognition quite efficiently. they can see mathematical patterns and large data. the patterns they see are largely dependent on the selection of the data. and the preparation of the data. the translation of the data into the symbolic languages, the computer can actually address and interpret. the computer is not separate from human minds. charles the great philosopher shows symbol systems are separate from reality. between every symbol system and its object you need an interpreter, a human mind in a game they are the objects. symbols have the rules embodied in them and they are the object. so of course if you

but steven, this is nots nofi the first time democratsrst hae talked like this. go back to barack obama whenlics you said republicans cling to their bibles and their guns or hillary clinton called republican hillaryed repubs or s a basket of deplorable, is this demeaning, derogatordeplory lane trying to other riseryin republicans? t poin yes. i want to pick up on something to that point that charlie said ,which is that you're setting the stage with this rhetoric to use the awesome power ofr the the state to persecuteecut political dissenters, to pass, quote, traditional americans, faithful americans, conservateak of americans, bible believing americans just like you saw garland weaponizes the department of justice toiceh go after parentse objection to critical race theory. you're going to see them using. the powers of the security state to surveil americans, to censor americans, to silence americans in fulamericanl collun with big tech. and so you are going to see if lef we don't throw the radical left out of power, you're going to i see our civil libertieths str

at the level of feeling sanya. another rock bottom broke through us, and this is the famous actor steven seagal in the past, he came to the so-called dinar to shoot a film, the film will also be so-called . i was wondering how he started to support putin because of what we have, and i was wondering what the name of his new film would be called, maybe the robber of grave goods, where the daughter steals money from the mother, the bike is issued for a dead man in a special operation, or he can save private ghir, where comrades in the service save the hero of the dpr, who barely not blind is famous and maybe comedies are dumber even dumber and why not attack the oscar with an epic tape of tired special operations and there is also a tape in which america actually played and which every rascal should watch when you climb into ukraine today, you will die with steven shit. god, nowadays there is only one animal faster than a russian cheetah, who is fleeing from crimea. so, about these and other animals in russian discovery, in the south, they began to disappear somewhere. of the airfield becam