they thought it was too absurd. >> they should research, don't they have google at time magazine? said more than once. i wouldn't be surprised if she really believes it in a great thing to have brought up at the debate. >> and this was a major cnn headline about her saying a questionnaire the day before the debate so time magazine was one or two steps behind. >> this is when you don't get any interviews. an explanation for it, she said she's going to do a few interviews now, they think local will be easy. a local anger will probably ask something like this. >> they can ask more questions and it's not like if she makes a mistake that national media won't get to hear it because there is a thing called social media now. >> football, you always still the sports and she doesn't even minded mimic one of the headlines of the week that to play sunday was tyre getting arrested before -- >> the wide receiver from the dolphins. >> a lot of question as to what took place and who escalated, we have the body camera footage. >> put your window down. get out of the car. get out of the car. get ou

just a week ago , time magazine depicted trump in trouble on the golf course, referring to the controversial results of the debate with harris, but now the cover looks truly prophetic. nato is working on creating a special. training for ukrainian military personnel, it will command to coordinate military aid and be based in germany. there are also plans to launch a logistics hub on the territory of the eastern wing of the north atlantic alliance. this was announced by the head of the nato military committee. according to him , about 700 people will be involved. bauer also said that this will allow the alliance countries to play a more important role in coordinating military aid to the kiev regime. the decision to create a special command was made at the nato summit in the united states in july. at the same time, washington has strengthened its presence in alaska. the us army urgently transferred troops and weapons to the oliud islands, bizness insider reports. this reaction followed the russian-chinese strategic command post exercises ocean-2024 in the pacific region. as the us military stat

this email, the average is 56 and you know, i think it is the time magazine has paid attention to what an amazing seats my constituency has done. no luck seeing me this time a year ago in the cheap i pick districts of what i estimate each from us cities where they said yes to being represented by a 34 year old female woman with a weaver and was back heritage. and is there a particular moment or one particular person that made you want to do this made you want to join politics? oh yeah. um, so tired, joining politics and running for office i. i worked at the united nations um and year after year during general assembly and would be pleased to see in each country they would be more diversity and representation in the delegation that came through . however, i was disappointed to see that for japan, we tended to only have male representatives of a similar educational background of a similar age group. i found that to be honest, as a japanese woman, i knew that my country was already diverse. and full of, you know, people, diverse individuals is just that was not being represented in the ar

our fee, a time magazine said that rare is an understatement for what our fee are every re presents in japan. what do they mean by that? i think what they mean by that is what you just said on a lease. that japan, you know, just like any other modern democracy still has my us to go in terms of representation . um, in the lower house where i am uh, 10 percent of the house is female 90 percent as male in the upper house. 25 percent . this e mail, the average is 56 and you know, i think it is the time magazine has paid attention to what an amazing seats my constituency has done. you know, like seeing me this time a year ago in the cheap i pick districts of what i asked to each of us cities where they said yes to being represented by a 34 year old female woman with a weaver and was back heritage. and is there a particular moment or one particular person that made you want to do this made you want to join politics? yeah. um, so tired, joining politics and running for office i, i worked at the united nations and year after year during general assembly and would be pleased to see in each coun

our fee, a time magazine said that rare is an understatement for what our fee, our airy represents in japan. what do they mean by that? i think what they mean by that is what you just said annually. that japan, you know, just like any other modern democracy still has my us to go in terms of representation . in the lower house where i am attempt or sense of the house is email, 90 percent is mail in the upper house. 25 percent. this email, the average is 56 and you know, i think it is the time magazine has paid attention to what an amazing seats my constituency has done. you know, lecturing me this time a year ago. in the cheap i pick districts of what i estimate each from us cities where they said yes to being represented by a 34 year old female woman with a weaver and was back heritage. and is there a particular moment or one particular person that made you want to do this made you want to join politics? uh yeah. um, so tire joining politics and running for office i. i worked at the united nations um and year after year during general assembly and would be pleased to see in each count

and time magazine releasing list.n musk is missing, did not make the list despite numerous strides he's made. his company successfully implanted a chip into a brain. not even that landed him on the list. what do you got to do? actress scarlet johansen on the cover. musk responded, magazine does not establish relevance, history does. he is not wrong. he said it all. >> emily: he was not whincluded if he was, it is among rae rankf those on the cover. that neural link allowed that human to be able to move while someone else operated a computer, this cannot be overstated and time magazine is obsolete. >> harris: i had a thought about scarlet johansen, about digital identity and her pushing back. featuring her to the keeping out of elon musk seems strange. applicable for what people go through when identities are stolen digitally. >> kayleigh: you are right, it is her to excluzion of amazing things. elon musk decided to forego the day he was being red pilled, it insinuated he was having a conversion to republican side. whe

moreover, according to the fantastic version of the gas department, which time magazine cites, zelensky not go to trump in maralaga, to avoid accidentally supporting his candidacy, although trump himself published a letter in which zelensky ... him to meet, to quote: understand each other 100%. let me know if you are in town at that time, i would very much like our meeting to take place, zelensky wrote to trump. as a result, trump, apparently, succumbed to the persuasion of the ukrainian trader, as he himself recently called zelensky. the meeting will take place in trumptown in new york. meanwhile, washington does not hide the fact that it is interested in further escalation in ukraine, this was tactfully confirmed by us secretary of state anthony blinken, who said in new york that changes to russia's nuclear doctrine, quote, are not timely and are irresponsible. the day before, telenatri announced a new urgent package of military aid to kiev. from the very beginning, we have tried to make sure that ukraine has what it needs. we have delivered javelins, stingers and much more. we are wo

he wrote in the new york times magazine. i wrote in the quarterly journal economics. he got more readers, i have to say. he won that. i want to get for a moment and just sort of ask you about word externality. and, you know, can you can you explain to the audience what it is and how it affects freedom? yeah. so an extra reality is anything that happens where. what i do has an effect on you. mm hmm. and there can be positive or negative externalities. but what i focus a lot on and book is negative externalities. that's the examples we've already talked about. not wearing a mask. mm hmm. means i could give you the disease, and that's a negative externality. you're worse off. a good. a better off by not wearing a mask. a lot worse off. pollution is the standard example of an extra analogy, right? where you're if we emit greenhouse gases. the atmosphere has an increasing concentration, greenhouse gases and the whole worth gets warmer. we face climate with all the disastrous consequences. that's the next reality. but there could be positive externalities, too. and you talk

moreover, according to the fantastic version of the gas department, which is cited by time magazine, zelensky did not go to trump in maralaga so as not to accidentally support his candidacy, although trump himself published a letter in which zelensky begged him to meet, quote, to understand each other 100%. let me know if you are in town at that time, i would very much like our meeting to take place, zelensky wrote to trump. as a result, trump, apparently, succumbed to the persuasion of the ukrainian trader, as he himself recently called zelensky. the meeting will take place in trump tower in new york. meanwhile, washington does not hide its interest in further escalation in ukraine. this was indirectly confirmed by us secretary of state anthony blinken, declaring in new york that changing russia's nuclear doctrine, quote, is not timely. we have delivered javelins, stringers and much more. we are working to adapt and adjust, depending on the needs of the ukrainians on the battlefield. the white house is in a hurry, we need to manage to master the remaining billions for ukraine before

pop music is dominated by blacks, so when she appeared, the country singer, it was wow. singer, time magazine'sear, winner of a grammy for best album and a record holder for... those, supposedly unexpected news from swift perceived positively. at the end of the month , harris's headquarters will even start selling so-called friendship bracelets with their names, similar, popular among and fans of the singer. the democrat's impact seems to be on all the senses, they even released an ice cream flavored with haris, and this is not a joke. inside the caramel there is confetti, they called it kamala's coconut anniversary, a reference to the famous meme about the coconut tree from which the vice president allegedly fell as a child. the democrats' tactics are an endless show, instead of a serious discussion and specific plans to save the economy, stars, jewelry, dust in the eyes. distracting the electorate from scientific problems is the mission that the current american administration has imposed on pop performers. flooding in the countries of central and eastern europe, according to experts, may be

and this was open, they admitted in time magazine. so i think the public needs to know what went on there. and i accept your argument that two wrongs don't make a right and -- for tat and all that, but two wrongs may not make a right, but they do make a deterrent. and what we've seen in the past is that democrats pushed the envelope and crossed the boundaries until it's done to them. in my example would be the filibuster. harry reid, senate majority leader from nevada, got rid of the filibuster for almost all judicial nominees and executive nominees in 2013, thinking that democrats would win the next election and that it would all be smooth sailing and then when trump won the next election and he started appointing conservatives to the supreme court, democrats then filibustered, and republicans got rid of the filibuster for supreme court nominees and i think that taught democrats a lesson because when they had an opportunity to get rid of the filibuster under joe biden, they didn't do it. and i think the lesson was learn that when you

. >> and that time, time magazine challenged that they fact checked it and had to apologise and say she mean, the number of trump told over 100 lies during this debate. he's a lying machine. he's i mean, i'll tell you what, he's he's definitely the best that's ever there ever has been at that at lying a lot in a very short period of time. and it's going to be really close. i to hope god he doesn't win because i think it'd be an absolute disaster for the west and for democracy. >> except he's an anglophile, so he would be very supportive of britain, wouldn't he? more, more, more so than democrats. >> he's not going to he's he's not going to give us a trade deal not going to give us a trade deal. the special relationship is going to endure regardless. i think it would be very, very difficult for the current government to be friendly with him ever started in the world when donald trump was president of the united states of america for the first time since the second world war? >> that's correlation, not causation. >> mike, i think he's mad to have turned down the opportunity for a second d

. >> and that time, time magazine challenged that they fact checked it and had to apologise and say shen, the number of trump told over 100 lies during this debate. he's a lying machine. he's i mean, i'll tell you what, he's he's definitely the best that's ever there ever has been at that at lying a lot in a very short period of time. and it's going to be really close. i to hope god he doesn't win because i think it'd be an absolute disaster for the west and for democracy. >> except he's an anglophile, so he would be very supportive of britain, wouldn't he? more, more, more so than democrats. >> he's not going to he's he's not going to give us a trade deal not going to give us a trade deal. the special relationship is going to endure regardless. i think it would be very, very difficult for the current government to be friendly with him ever started in the world when donald trump was president of the united states of america for the first time since the second world war? >> that's correlation, not causation. >> mike, i think he's mad to have turned down the opportunity for a second debat

"time" magazine calling her an icon and a legend. proclaiming she is the moment.her name which translates to bouncy pig, or pork patty, was chosen by popular vote at the zoo. since her rise for fame, attendance at the zoo has doubled on weekends. authorities telling the guardian they had to install cctv cameras to guard her enclosure. after incident likes this, a guest disturbing a sleeping moo deng prompted backlash. pygmy hippos are native to west africa, and they're about half the size of a river hippo. it's estimated that fewer than 2,500 pygmy hippos remain in the wild. but despite moo deng's newfound fame, from pants to fan art, even a makeup tutorial from sephora, this baby hippo is sticking to what she does best, a healthy week of sleeping, screaming, and zooming around. >> living her best hippo life. thanks to ellison for that story. >>> prince harry turned 40 years old sunday, and the royal family issued a rare message to celebrate. the family's social accounts writing wishing the duke of sussex a very happy 40st birthday today. the account for prince wi

time magazine's person of the year, a grammy award winner for best album and a box office record holderwas included in the forbes billionaires list last year. it is not surprising that the level of support among democrats is 53%, and among republicans, too, no. friendship gatherings with their own names, similar, popular among and fans of the singer. the democrat's impact seems to be on all senses, they even released ice cream with the taste of harris, and this is not a joke, there is confetti inside the caramel, they called kamala's anniversary coconut, a reference to the famous meme about the coconut tree from which the vice president allegedly fell as a child. the democrats' tactics are an endless show instead of a serious discussion and specific plans to save the economy. jewelry is a smokescreen, distracting the electorate from scientific problems and that is the mission that the current american administration has imposed on pop singers. alfa-bank is the best bank for business. open a free business account at alfa-bank and get a premium business card with cashback. 10% on everythi

he creates "time" magazine.s a feature that will highlight what the president ate or movies he saw, so he makes the president more of a personality in american life. but he hates franklin roosevelt and tries multiple times to get franklin defeated. obviously, roosevelt runs for president four times and wins all four times so all of his efforts are not successful. luce hates roosevelt to the end. after he died, he said it is my duty to go on hating him. that is a guy that can carry a grudge. host: i want to read another passage from your book. riod of recovery from the was a w.a.r. and the outbreak that preceded the dedeffered new hope for starting innovative business endeavors and opportunities for innovators to befriend pridents and celebrate them. these friendly engts demonstrated a new kind of presidential-ceo interaction, genu relationships based on friendship and mutual benet. idents learned they could also provide political opportunities. explain what you meant. what opportunities were there when it came t

he creates "time" magazine.has a feature that will highlight what the president ate or movies he saw, so he makes the president more of a personality in american life. but he hates franklin roosevelt and tries multiple times to get franklin defeated. obviously, roosevelt runs for president four times and wins all four times so all of his efforts are not successful. luce hates roosevelt to the end. after he died, he said it is my duty to go on hating him. that is a guy that can carry a grudge. host: i want to read another passage from your book. it says inhe 1920's, it was a period of recovery from the w.a.r. and the outbreak that preceded it. the decade offered new he for starting innovative business endeavors and opportunities for innovators to befriend presidents and celebram. these friendly engagements demonsat a new kind of prtial-ceo interaction, genuineelationships based on friendship and mutual benefit. presidents learned they could also provide political opportunities. explain what you meant. what opport

someone who's been on "time" magazine, or hosted "snl," or been in a kanye west music video?gine anybody being impressed with that! i'm j.d. vance and i have no sense of irony." so who else in the right-wing ecosphere is completely unbothered by the taylor endorsement? >> here is the thing. who cares? okay? i buy music, or i go to a movie, because i like what the actor, his acting, or i like this singer. i don't give a damn what you think politically. you are not going to move me one way or another. what makes you think that the way you think should influence other people? you sing for a living. just deal with that. >> jordan: okay, okay! a little harsh but judge jeanine pirro has standards. she's not going to be impressed by some celebrity taking a political stance. that's not something that's going to excite her, ever. >> the rock is delivering a smack down on the biden campaign. >> jordan: okay! you know, look, you really expect judge jeanine to remember what she said four months ago? i'm pretty sure she's had a pacific ocean amount of white wine since then. you know what,

you will, you know, she got a picture on time magazine years ago where she was holding. okay, so she's the cat lady and we've known that, but i think it was a dig at donald trump's running me. j. the vance who obviously recently, we know many years ago that he was talking about a lot of the liberals is regressive group group, or democrats having a large number of child list hotley's. and didn't think that they should have kind of um, a state in the election. so i think that was a dig at him. now the fact that what she is a child is cat lady, so she understands good talking to you as of a case. i thank so much for joining us and the time of john this kj matthews. thank you. to mexico, whether judiciary is to undergo a controversial of a whole judges will not be elected by popular vote. final approval in mexico senate came after protest to store the building to shut down the device. critics. one of the reform will threaten judicial independence and the countries democracy by politicizing the 2 district, but outgoing mexican present address. manuel lopez over adult claims t

secretary blinken pointed to, one of the hallmarks of this administration , as you may have seen in "time" magazines the ability of our national security advisor and the director of the cia and director of national intelligence, two downgrade information related to the war in ukraine and how remarkable that was and how remarkable it has been, and how remarkable it will continue to be. suffice it to say that i work with all members of this government. i have a military team. i have an intelligence team. i have state department officials. this is government information. you can draw your own conclusions as to how much more specific, but i think what the secretary was pointing to is that some of these things have been admitted themselves by the leaders of rt. that does not mean that just because someone admitted something it is not new information because it is new and put in its proper context. that is a word that we officials love and you guys generally don't love. rt's leadership in its most recent interview has acknowledged that their job is to do what the kremlin tells them to do. we are giving y

one, in 1989, they submitted a 12 page layout to time magazine calling for an urgent need to be cyclingey are being recycled and it is a green solution, and people must be more urgent in their need and behaviour to recycle. placing the burden on everyday people, consumers, when it didn't matter what consumers did for the most part. 0nly matter what consumers did for the most part. only 5% of plastic is actually recycled in america. 95% is not. that 95% goes into the environment, our rivers and beaches and oceans, or incinerators and goes to landfill. that is number one. they knew, and we have examples of internal communications where they say, we have a problem, people are seeing plastics pollution, we need a makeover and a new image. their makeover and a new image. their makeover was recycling. and here is another example of their lying. they started designating the types of plastic that were in their products with what is called a resin number, one, two, three, four, whatever... resin number, one, two, three, four, whatever. . ._ resin number, one, two, three, four, whatever... you of

performing songs by brenda, fussy, the icon, the closest thing at the mcdonough of townships by time magazine. but why has put it in to chosen brenda fuzzy? my 1st memory of the music of song is but i'm not fast to be my drag name was really born out of that. maybe as a celebrate to who printer wise as a feel is she is queen of pop and how magic close it was. but her messaging is was that was a messaging is those i live in today. the black preston celebrates those as the says black president. but it also was a song on $32.00. and i'm calling also for the feeder k tom pride raises awareness of eligibility to plus issues and continuously campaigns for the freedoms of the queer community. in south africa, we are very lucky to bring in for the effort up a time for a bit of, for us, our human dignity. we really, i'm katie. this is my goal of how was to play said, any old possible africa. why do we denied existence in the own homelands input after jobs we need to approve states and for the legislation that provide us with our freedom and liberty for belinda, this freedom is not just political. it i

vargas ended up on the cover of time magazine with dozens of other undocumented immigrants. his documentary about his journey aired on cnn. he is now one of the leading voices on immigrant rights. i am a human being that is the most important thing. so i'm launching a whole campaign about what it means to be an american and the fact that i am an american. so now you're on a mission to define american. this is probably going to be the work of my life. the anti-immigrant narrative in this country has been so cemented and has been so racialized for decades now. that narrative of illegal alien as people of latin descent has been so cemented in our psyche. even though asian americans are actually the fastest immigrant group in this country, documented and undocumented. right now there are about 11 million undocumented immigrants in the u.s, according to the pew research center. california is home to what? 2 million undocumented people. vargas tells us undocumented californians like himself survive and live in an underground economy where they can buy a car, own or rent a home, an

washington will never accept responsibility as it would mean a missing to potential war crimes for the time magazine vine. currently companies that produced agent orange and die ups and provided compensation for american soldiers who suffered from agent orange but have left out vehicle to me. so just, i'm sure it won't happen, as the struggle will be quite long because it involves war crimes. if the us acknowledge did now they would be admitting to wall crimes. therefore, i am certain that it will never happen. and they will only provide 2 monetary, an aid. that's how i see through the n g o's, they will support agent orange victims. we believe that in terms of diplomacy, they will only be some assistance to get support for agent orange victims. and those with bomb injuries donations might be provided through the red cross. but for the us to officially acknowledge that agent orange is a toxic substance, is unlikely. the use of agent orange as a chemical weapon was brought back into the global spelled lice. my friend should be and to me as active as a trying to tow gall powers, cold brooks, who atten

the magazines, miniature copies this time, newsweek also printed miniature editions. he new yorker pretty much every popular magazine of the 1940s did this and sent these overseas to troops. i have to just point out, though, my favorite is the saturday post. saturday evening post was probably the most popular magazine of the 1940s. they just bested everyone else in terms of size. i'm taking one out of my pocket now. this is how small it was. they were truly as pocket sized. it gets. the curtis publishing company printed 10 million copies of 36 different issues and sent them overseas free because they felt that it their patriotic duty to give troops what they really wanted. so between the newspapers, the magazines it seems like we've got everything covered. but the problem was, as more as marshall was getting word from overseas, there were a lot of small units that were never featured in time. there was action that was never covered in a newspaper. and the problem was, if you didn't have a war correspondent with you, there was no one to report it. and backfired a little

published generals and bronze interviewing a commander of the civil war in 2005 in the civil war times magazine called a blockbuster history of the civil war so it gives me great pleasure to introduce bill. >> thank you. in the little bit of kelly and from his front doorstep and tens of thousands of soldiers marching off to the work and the reports of the battlefield in the film she described to the illustrated magazines of the day harper's weekly frank leslie's paper in the sketches and illustrations and true stories and general sheridan at the battle of cedar creek in one day those generals are going to come visit me and be my friend and one thing that kelly did she had a natural aptitude for art and schoolmates and he would draw pictures of grants and all the other families generals, she heloved history it was always hs ambition and he said i went to the portraits and i wanted told draw pictures of soldiers and generals and have i ever met george washington, what question wouldd ask washington, he made p his mind one day at a very young age he was getting beat the generals for other portrait

the dalai lama appeared in the global media, including on the cover of time magazine within just a few years. but fourteen's dalai lama was able to bring to fit into the spotlight . he began travelling the glue leasing with heads of states, journalist, and representatives of international organizations to raise awareness of the suffering of his people. refugees, pilgrims and celebrities began to flock to durham sala, to see him. is this the best thing? government in exile started receiving financial support from several countries and many charitable foundations. the tibetan government in exile was subject to the governance of its whose country india. however, with a view to democratic reform, the dalai lama established a parliament to govern the communities internal affairs. the parliament was the 1st institution. also, the government was set up. and then i think through, over the years they tried to think about, you know, a future policy for tibet when i see so in as soon as he was board, the political and the temporal head. he gets consulting and talking with people around him to see