terrence williams, kat timpf, jimmy failla.ark: hello america, i'm mark levin, this is "life, liberty and levin." we're glad you are here. joe biden will run his presidential campaign not just from his basement but on the issue of freedom, he has tested it out.

terrence drew would welcome an apology from the monetary for its historic role in the -- the monarchy historic role in the slave trade. our correspondent reports. >> the shifting tides of constitutional change. this tiny island is reconsidering its relationship with the crown. the prime minister says he wants to give people a say on who the head of state should be. >> the head of state should reside -- still resides in the monarchy of england. so, that aspect of it is telling us that we are not totally free yet. that discussion will start sometime during my leadership. >> the prime minister is also calling for an apology for the monarchy's historic role in the slave trade. >> i think that acknowledging that something wrong was done, that acknowledging it and apologizing for it is a step in the right direction. >> buckingham palace says slavery is an issue the king takes profoundly seriously. last month, the palace said it was supporting independent research into the royal family's historic links to the slave trade. and on the matter of countries becoming republics, king charles has sa

reason terrence cordova says he signed up that's really exciting to be a part of something.like that , just some of the newcomers adding a bump to this year's registration numbers just creeping up over 17,000 participants last year were about 12,000, so it feels good to be trending in the right direction. those numbers going up despite some recent bad publicity the city has seen in the national media tied to crime, drug use and the homeless crisis. from seattle. of all the press and it in my experience tells me super super overblown anthony wine in a last minute addition to the run old friend of mine stand with him and he's racing. so i was like, hey, i'll come join you others from out of town offering a boost to the city's hotel business, which continues to rebound from the pandemic occupancy rates surging from around 28% 14 months ago to around 60% now we've seen a bump. we've seen people coming in for this. we are tracking in the right direction, and the momentum is headed where we wanted to go. but we still have a lot of work to do. come sunday , you'll find him cheering

terrence williams, kat timpf, jimmy failla. i'm greg gutfeld, and i love you america. ♪ ♪ ♪ mark: hello america, i'm mark levin, this is "life, liberty and levin." we're glad you are here. joe biden will run his presidential campaign not just from his basement but on the issue of freedom, he has tested it out. freedom versus tyranny or versus maga republicans, joe biden stands for freedom. actually joe biden stands for totalitarian implement nism, not a damn thing he has done as president to promote freedom. joe biden is the last of the segregationists. he likes to pretend he was part of the civil rights movement. he was part of the antise anticivil rights movement. when he stepped foot in senate he befriended most racists in the senate, we took him under his wing, the documents show us, the speeches and vote show. what it he do? he opposed every attempt at integrating public schools particularly in the inner-cities including wilmington. he opposed every attempt at integrating cities, period. joe biden was a full-floated segreg

but one thing i hate, i cannot stand when they asked me, terrence, sir, will you assist others in caset say yes. first of all, hell now. you think i'm about to save 150 people before -- and i'm right by the door? i'm the first one out that damn door. i'm gone. term that is true. at least you are honest about it. i would definitely say yes and then do what you did. >> exactly. come on. >> greg: jimmy, i don't understand this. why doesn't anyone -- everyone just did recline at the same time? and you guys might think this is an important debate. i know people who get really emotional about this. anti-recline. i won't name them but you know that. aspect is that true? this is what i think it comes down to because i'm a very considerate fire. i think on some level, when i get onto the seat, i will look at the guy behind me. if he is as tall as tyrus, i don't want to crush the kind. he is going to beat the hell out of me. i would not want to encroach on his space. if he was no offense like their height, i would recline the chair. so i knew it was not going to thread the seat. i would offer a

it's everything that's great about san francisco, a big grease in terrence cordova says he signed up that's really exciting to be a part of something historical like that. just some of the newcomers adding a bump to this year's registration numbers just creeping up over 17,000 participants last year about 12,000, so it feels good to be trending in the right direction. those numbers going up. despite some recent bad publicity the city has seen in the national media tied to crime, drug use and the homeless crisis from seattle. we have our own version of all that same press and it in my experience sends me super super overblown anthony wine in a last minute addition to the run old friend of mine, staying with him and he's racing. so i was like, hey, i'll come join you others from out of town offering a boost to the city's hotel business, which continues to rebound from the pandemic occupancy rates surging from around 28% 14 months ago to around 60% now we've seen a bump. we've seen people coming in for this. we are tracking in the right direction, and the momentum is headed where we wan

phil: a federal jury found both terrence richardson and ferrone claiborne not guilty of allen gibson'slife in prison. allen's daughter believes the right two men are behind bars.

in new york, one of his brothers, terrence, offered reflections. >> three years.he same. so many things are still happening. so i just feel like i want to do my part. i can't make it significantly and beyond politicians and stuff like that, i'll be in my community. >> george floyd's murder was the spark that ignited widespread protests among a broad coalition of people, calling for justice and police accountability after so many police involved killings. breonna taylor, ahmaud arbery, the names, that was just that summer. three years later, the four former police officers found responsible for his death are now behind bars. but significant police reform has been slow. consider that in 2022, it was the deadliest year on record for police involved killings in the u.s.. on the federal level, legislation has been stalled bipartisan gridlock. there have been some small steps at the state level, but it's often after a egregious police killings and protest. which brings me to my next guest, tamika mallory is an organizer and author and cofounder of until freedom. she's b

it's everything that's great about san francisco, a big reason, terrence cordova says he signed up that's really exciting to be a part of something. historical like that, just some of the newcomers adding a bump to this year's registration numbers just creeping up over 17,000 participants last year were about 12,000, so it feels good to be trending in the right direction. those numbers going up despite some recent bad publicity the city has seen in the national media tied to crime, drug use and the homeless crisis. from seattle. we have our own version of all that same press and it in my experience tells me super super overblown anthony wine in a last minute addition to the run old friend of mine stand with him and he's racing. so i was like, hey, i'll come join you others from out of town offering a boost to the city's hotel business, which continues to rebound from the pandemic occupancy rates surging from around 28% 14 months ago to around 60% now we've seen a bump . we've seen people coming in for this. we are tracking in the right direction, and the momentum is headed where we wanted

agent johndale staylook, deputy sheriff tarrant bateman -- terrence bateman. we know of one more name to be added next year, officer timothy james unwin iii of the springfield township police department. each is a tragedy for the family, for a community, for their fellow officers. these ohioans' lives are a reminder of the ideals we should strive for. we need officers who are true if public servants in the best sense of the words, people who give themselves to their communities. these ohioans gave so much. in their memory, i want to reminisce for a moment about each of them and tell my colleagues why this is so important and who these public servants were. deputy sheriff daniel j. kin was a devoted husband and father to two young children. he was known for his easygoing permit, and being a colleague and friend everyone could count on. he was a san dunky native and -- san dusky native. he gave his life last december while serving as deputy sheriff at the wyandotte county sheriff's office. matthew euene yatesed 15 years as a member of the special operations team

is it part of its terrence treat audio respect to the form of foreign minister of costs a boat? petra, it's telling me he says no but jokes, which his message was not designed to bring peace to the tensions a right thing and a big screen of the one of the biggest tennis tournaments like george did yesterday, the cost to is a heart of serbia. of course is offensive is offensive because it was a hard not of a political, a geographic situation, but to people's emotions. and i think joking, which is a streaming smartphone with that. it will be in a very similar to a baby. russian player would have written a crime me or bone bus is a heart of russia at the height of the tensions and the saying that you're against the war and violence and using a violent report. rick is really uh, not the way to go about it. what's putting cost? so is part of serbia. uh good, essentially a nationalist coal. it's a famous chant, actually a that the river rates across the stadiums. but the far right hooligans in the southern football stadiums. a clean good, that type of message by joke, which certainly

. >> reporter: terrence malek's 23i78 about charles stark weather, whose murder tree in 1957 and '58who had reported on that story in nebraska, and amazingly enough, she was still at the newspaper, and she was a lovely woman, and we talked for a half hour or so. and it just sort of focused me on the feeling of what i wanted to write about. ♪ they want to know why ♪ >> reporter: in a serial killer, springsteen had found a muse. ♪ i guess there's just a meanness in this world ♪ >> there's a meanness in this world. that explains everything stark weather's done. >> yeah. i tried to locate where the humanity was as best as i could. >> reporter: in a surge of creativity, he wrote 15 songs in a matter of weeks. >> this is pretty much the setup, i think. i had a little chair here. mike was over there with this tape player. >> reporter: and one january night in 1982, it was time to record. >> the acoustics of this room. >> not bad. the orange shag carpet makes it really dead. you know, there's not a lot of echo. >> not just beautiful to look at -- >> not only was it beautiful, it came in hand

it's everything that's great about san francisco, a big reason, terrence cordova says he signed up that's really exciting to be a part of something historical like that, just some of the newcomers adding a bump to this year's registration numbers just creeping up over 17,000 participants last year about 12,000 so feels good to be trending in the right direction . those numbers going up despite some recent bad publicity the city has seen in the national media tied to crime, drug use and the homeless crisis. i mean from seattle. we have our own version of all that same press and it in my experience sends me super super overblown anthony wine in a last minute addition to the run, visiting an old friend of mine staying with him and he's racing. so i was like, hey, i'll come join you others from out of town offering a boost to the city's hotel business, which continues to rebound from the pandemic occupancy rates surging from around 28% 14 months ago to around 60% now we've seen a bump. we've seen people coming in for this. we are tracking in the right direction, and the momentum is headed whe

that would be terrence haynes, founder of pangea with legit washington experience.somebody who's been in the room. i've been dying to speak to you. when things change in the wind as they are now, describe the legislative ballet between two legislative powerbrokers like mccarthy and biden. what is the actual body language that goes on? >> the body language here is that the principles will be the adults in the room. staff will go bash out the details and make difficult choices. importantly, what will probably go on this week is what didn't go on last week which is the principles are giving staff fairly clear instructions. they are trying to put put a deal together where is leslie, steph flailing on their own -- where last week, the staff was flailing on its own. they need to understand the parameters of the deal, one of the old washington saws is that nothing is decided until everything is decided but tried to put together the parameters of the general deal. my interpretation is we are down to figure out what we will bring back to the purists to keep them on site. tom

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