tariq, come back you got to - tariq, you can't walk off.jimmy: this is so embarrassing i don't know why -- i don't remember this. i don't remember the party i don't know why i would choose that thing it is just honestly -- looks like someone threw up on my shirt. [ laughter ] i like skid row. i like the band. it -- the whole thing makes no sense. i'd rather this dude this is what i'm talking about [ laughter ] he's back. [ cheers and applause thank you for that i want to show a clip of your judging of the real people on "project runway. here's karlie kloss. take a look. ♪ >> designers, we are changing things up a little bit if your mentor, mr. christian siriano feels that an eliminated designer deserves a second chance, they'll reenter the competition. we like to call it the siriano save >> yeah. >> a little lifeline something to keep in the back of your minds. >> jimmy: karlie kloss, everybody! [ cheers and applause "project runway" premieres thursday at 9:30 p.m. on bravo solange performs with us next. stick around, everybody. [ cheers an

have you done all your shopping and everything tariq >> tariq: uh i don't know no, no [ light laughtermmy: what do you -- cause you -- why >> tariq: i feel like i can't win. you know i mean, either way last year, you know -- you know my wife, michelle. >> jimmy: yeah >> tariq: she and i, we decided, okay, we're not going to exchange gifts. >> jimmy: no, you can't do that >> tariq: yeah, yeah because - >> jimmy: no, because they lie >> tariq: exactly. >> jimmy: yeah, then they get -- they get you a gift and you feel guilty. >> tariq: yeah i woke up last christmas, there's a new car outside. which ultimately means i bought myself a new car [ laughter ] i can't win man. either way, i'm hemorrhaging dough. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah [ laughter ] i think i'm set up i don't want anything. i'm very good. i actually have everything i need i don't really need stuff. >> tariq: so what do you get the guy who has everything >> jimmy: actually, no you know what? i do want -- this cuisinart has a little portable grill. [ laughter ] like a tiny grill, you can put like a propane tank in, and then just

-- tariq, you okay, buddy?good [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you sure you don't seem good. >> tariq: yeah, i just got some things on my mind. you know things that go on my irk list. >> jimmy: what's an irk list [ laughter ] >> tariq: it's just -- it's like a list that i keep of things that annoy me random stuff you know what? i'll just show you it's time for "tariq's irk list." [ cheers and applause ♪ tariq's irk lis ba duh bah ba duh bah ♪ >> jimmy: wow. >> tariq: well - >> steve: he's writing them down now >> jimmy: yeah >> tariq: first on my list, i got meteorologists i mean, just because they are called meteorologists. what do you study? meteors? [ light laughter ] look, you can always be the weatherman or weatherlady. i'm sorry, al. but i watch -- i watch the weather just to find out what the temperature is for the day and then they want to add on a a heat windex or some wind chill factory before they get to what they call "the real feel temperature." and i go, "all i want to know is the real feel temperature in

tariq law is a taxi driver he drives a mercedes $200.00. cairo on the nile the biggest city in africa on the longest river in the world. tariq is a very special taxi driver his clothes are a stylish as his car. his 59 his mercedes only 25 years younger. he's been driving a cab for almost his entire working life. tariq is not keen on new cars he calls them plastic cars very nice if. you know in addition to have a very fancy you know sometimes i like. it i feel as. if it obviously have a back door to stop anybody catch me. is that libya is no copy but we stay in the full by the stroke of what. i like to see which is right. but study i'm more people here. was in don't be able to use a magic inductance agee and leach media you know just like to study classic what i mean and to beautiful i mean is like watch and sometimes visually certainly that i would like the shift such got to be and simulate scenes. is nice. sharm el sheikh and st catharines monastery are half a day's drive from cairo and like the pyramids the popular tourist destinations. b

. >> tariq: oh, boy. here we go >> jimmy: tariq, what's -- what's up?riq: let me guess you're going to poke fun at biden's campaign by listing off a bunch of fake, young, hip slogans, right >> jimmy: i mean, yeah that was - >> tariq: and then, each joke, it will pop up as like a a graphic. so everyone can see it and laugh about it >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter ] >> tariq: i know exactly how this will go okay, the top of the screen will say something like, biden's millennial slogans and then underneath that it will say things like, joe biden, keep america a- ok, boomer [ light laughter ] and joe biden, make america vape again oh, joe biden, is the fyre festival still cool? if so, i will bring that back. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah >> tariq: and finally, joe biden, america's baby yoda >> jimmy: yeah [ cheers and applause >> tariq: and then you would probably show a photoshopped image of biden looking like baby yoda like this. [ laughter ] is that how this is going to go >> jimmy: yeah basically. you nailed it, tariq >> tariq: you shouldn't do that bit. [ ligh

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." >> tariq: aw, oh boy here we go >> jimmy: tariq, what's up, dog?riq: let me guess you're going to make fun of trump by listing off a bunch of rejected font names, right >> jimmy: i mean, yeah that was the plan. >> tariq: and then each joke will pop up as like a graphic, so everyone can see it and laugh about it [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: right. >> tariq: i know exactly how this will go so the top of the screen is going to say something like, "rejected trump font names." [ light laughter ] and then underneath that it will say things like, "sharpie pro quo. [ light laughter ] and "bigly squigglies. [ light laughter ] or "failing new york times new roman. [ laughter ] and finally, "hillary vetica." [ laughter and applause is that how this is going to go >> jimmy: yeah pretty much. you nailed it, tariq >> tariq: yeah you shouldn't do that bit. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: all right, i won't tariq trotter, everybody [ cheers and applause thank you for telling me that. i won't do it. ♪ i won't do it. i won't do it. i won't do it. hey, guys, we are one

well, i recently spoke with tariq ali in london.he noted historian, activist, filmmaker, author, and an editor of the new left review. him to by asking elaborate on what is happening in this snap election. >> the first thing you have to understand is the british conservative party has effectively been taken over by the extreme right wing inside that party. and they are waging a very right-wing campaign on brexit, their own position has changed from when they were threatening a no-deal brexit to now, excepting a compromise with the european union. and boboris johnson has decidedo center the election on brexit because he thinks he can convince people that every other politician in the land, especially jeremy corbyn, will never push it through. the line corbyn has taken is achievesever deal he with european union will be put to the people and they will be given a choice again. now, this is unpopular with some of his own supporters but that is the deal. however, what corbyn has been arguing is he refuses to fight the election on brexit

you saw it too, tariq? it's excellent >> jimmy: that was -- it was unbelievable adam driver. scarlett johansson it was just -- everybody's great. man. i mean -- i'll talk about it when noah comes out. if you need a good cry - >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: and a good one, this is a good -- i mean, a a couple -- a couple moments it makes you laugh too >> steve: yeah, laugh. but cry. >> jimmy: yeah, i mean, divorce, not funny >> steve: not funny. >> jimmy: but -- >> steve: but -- >> jimmy: there's moments -- there's moments of just life, where you're like, "oh yeah, that happened to me too, yeah. but it's -- and it shows you how much you do love each other and all that stuff and oh, the kid is great too >> steve: oh >> jimmy: alan alda is funny he made me laugh >> steve: laura dern is great. everybody. >> jimmy: laura dern is in there. everybody's good anyways, noah's here tonight we're going to talk about that and we got great music, guys my girl dua lipa is here >> steve: yeah come on. [ cheers and applause >> ji

in our guests pavel felgenhauer is a defense and military analyst he's joining us now from moscow tariq roaf is a nuclear arms control specialist he's joining us from vienna we have with us paul schulz he's the former director proliferation an arms control at the british ministry of defense and he's joining us from london thanks very much for being with us on inside story welcome to all of you gentlemen pavel over in moscow so put in had announced this missile back in 2018 but how significant is this deployment today. well it's run us with a lot of hype as a great great achievement that. there's a lot of kind of p.r. going out to the russian public that this puts russian number one in the world and you clear armaments though of course it's not a new missile per se it's a very old misao actually the missiles with which these vanguard's are deployed are about 30 years old they were built in the soviet times known in the west as s.s. 19 and in russia as were store. but this is an old misao with the 8 if warhead reentry vehicle and and the yes this is innovative that's it's an important ach

target painted right not that much tariq you were mentioning a moment ago concerns about these weapons becoming actually operational but there's also as we know concern about proliferation for you what's more worrying. what the liberation is happening unfortunately rushed us collaborating with india and developing this brahma stew which is supposed to be a supersonic and eventually a hypersonic cruise missile japan has also been working on this but given the recent conflict between backs down and in the air india and pakistan and february. there is a lot of rhetoric coming out of both capitals about a possible nuclear war so south a shia can be a flashpoint on the other hand both the pakistanis then the indians keep their weapons not an assembled form and not on the ready to launch status but should hypersonics enter the equation in south asia there will be a lot of pressure to put their weapons on launch on warning and also to. give command and control in the field to 2 nuclear weapons which would also be very destabilizing paul so say for you what's could potentially be the most dest

[ laughter ] >> tariq: yeah, of course.super excited for the democratic primaries because we'll probably know who the nominee is by may, and then just five more months of debates and, attack ads and conventions. ♪ [ laughter ] >> guys, guys. are you okay >> jimmy: yeah, sure >> tariq: good, absolutely >> good, because what's cool is that once the election is over, then we get to start thinking about who should be president in 2024. ♪ [ laughter ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hey james, james, can you stop playing that? it's making everything weird [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause come on, man [ laughter ] well, today was day five of the impeachment hearings and we heard testimony from foreign policy experts david holmes and fiona hill. fiona said that her boss, john bolton thought rudy giuliani's actions would come back to haunt us. i'm sorry. but does rudy giuliani really look like someone that would haunt you? i mean - [ laughter ] meanwhile, david holmes talked about rudy giuliani and how ambassador sondland was not a fan. c

gloria steinem from "hip hop: the songs that shook america," musicians ahmir "questlove" thompson and tariqblack thought" trotter, music from wilco featuring the 8g band with brendan buckley. ♪ [ cheers and applause ladi andpplause that's wonderful to hear in that case, let's get to the news president trump has filed legal paperwork to change his primary residence from manhattan to his mar-a-lago club in florida move - to florida!" [ laughter and applause the trump administration formally notified the united nations today that the u.s. will withdraw from the paris climate agreement. even more depressing, they did it via oil spill [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause according -- according to the "new york times," president trump rarely tweets in front of others because he does not like the glasses he needs to wear to use his phone. [ laughter ] "i also don't like wearing my glasses," said melania [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause that's right president trump does not like the reading glasses he needs to wear to use his phone. plus, as a rule, he has to pick on himself "nice glasses, four eye

conducting air strikes against syrian military targets tariq again believes his case shows the failings of the mainstream media. let's look at the evidence that we have available to us at the moment there are scientists from a nonpolitical body of the united nations. that say that the report their findings from the chemical weapons site were not representative in the in the final report that was released to the world to me this is you know doesn't really need explaining why this is a newsworthy story is that these organizations have taken a long time for us to get here in terms of a historical point of view when we shouldn't be weaponized in them to kind of create the public opinion needed to go to war at the moment there are very few western well mainstream western journalists are reporting on this so i would say this complete failure of the media. you know our job as journalists are to hold governments to account and if governments are going to war on false premises then. we have good evidence to suggest that now and no one is reporting it then we're not doing our job as journalists w

tariq vasudeva, a short film—maker himself, takes an inside look at the growth of short films.ional film festivals. circus, a short film that i wrote and directed, explores the visible class and gender divide in urban india. the film reflects the challenges faced by indian society in understanding cases of violence against women. counterfeit kunkoo, directed by reema sengupta, is another short film that explores the unequal treatment of a single woman in mumbai, who is unable to find a house without her husband. the objective was always cinema for social change. that is what i really, really wanted to do. sengupta found that this story resonated with people from all over the world. i remember there was this, i think, 70—year—old woman who came to me and said that her mother experienced housing discrimination like this in newjersey of the ‘705. and when we were screening in la, i remember there was this indian woman came up to me at the end of it, held my hand and said, "i am starting my life again from scratch after 18 years of a bad marriage and watching your film made me feel

full interview about thursday's british elections with historian, activist, filmmaker, and author tariq ali, go to democracynow.org. here at the cop 25 in madrid, spain, protesters are continuing to demand urgent action on climate change. today youth protesters with fridays for future took over the main plenary stage, chanting, "you can't drink oil, keep it in the soil" and "respect indigenous rights, so we can win this fight." >> respect indigenous rights so we can win this fight. amy: the youth protests here at the climate summit here in madrid comes as thousands of people have taken to the streets in australia to demand urgent action on the climate crisis as sydney is blanketed in thick black toxic smoke from the more than 100 wildfires burning acacross australalia. smoke alarms have been going off across sydney as the air quality reaches record hazardous levels. this year is the worst wildfirie season in australia's history. we'll have more on this story later in the broadcast. in new zealand, at least six people are dead and at least three more are missing after a volcano erupted o

gloria steinem from "hip hop: the songs that shook america," musicians ahmir "questlove" thompson and tariqear in that case, let's get to the news president trump has filed legal paperwork to change his primary residence from manhattan to his mar-a-lago club in florida

tariq mahmood, exit party, 1691. steven james pritchard, mahmood, exit party, 1691.ke—on—trent, stoke—on—trent central, this is where gareth snell has been the mp. we spoke to him earlier. he was incredibly critical of the campaign and jeremy corbyn's leadership. he has lost his seat and jo gideon has become the new mp. she isa jo gideon has become the new mp. she is a businesswoman, a social entrepreneur. a5— a3% tory to labour, and we have labour taking an 8% hit, an eight percentage point hit in stoke—on—trent central. this had the lowest turnout of any seat in 2015. it is 58% this time, so it won't be the lowest this time. 6.9% swing from labour to conservative. this is where tristram hunt was the labourmp this is where tristram hunt was the labour mp between 2010 and 2017, before he left parliament. this has been labour since its creation in 1950. so yet another seat with a strong labour heritage, a rich labour background, which has turned tonight to the conservatives. laura? well, it's the kind of thing we would have expected from the beginning of the exit poll