okay, timmy? - timmy! - right, you're timmy. - timmy, labalayah!anking us. "oh, thank you, guys." you're welcome, kenny. - [muffled] fuck you! - all right, get ready, timmy. - timmy! - hey, guys, what are you doing? - what does it look like we're doing, butters? we need a tooth, so we're using timmy's wheelchair to pull out one of kenny's. - oh, hey, i got a loose tooth right here. together: you what? - [muffled] you what? - timmy! - yep. one of mine came out not two hours ago. - uh, butters, could we have it?

timothee's rap alter ego is little timmy tim. true or false? okay.run away from that. >> no comment. no comment. no comment. >> jimmy: austin was discovered at the orange county fair. true or false? >> orange county fair? what? what does that mean? was he selling things? [ laughter ] was he selling vegetables? >> jimmy: his mother left him with snoop dogg. [ laughter ] >> what is -- >> jimmy: oh. orange county is a -- >> orange county is a place. >> i know it's a place. >> there's a fair. that happens -- >> okay. i should know this, apparently. cool. >> jimmy: or else we have to revoke your work visa. >> true. >> i say false. >> jimmy: austin? that is absolutely true. >> it's true. yeah. >> what is it? >> it's a fair, that i used to go as a kid. and i would look at the magic stands. you know? that sort of thing. and got scouted by a talent. >> it's a normal fair. >> jimmy: there is no such thing as a normal fair. but not an acting fair. not an acting fair. that sounds like a fun one. zen danadaya had to repeat kindergarten. true or false? >> careful.

we will have liv at timmy eastern on c-span, c-span now a free mobile video app an online at c-span.org. >> for c-span voices 2024 were asking voters across the country what issue is most important to you in this election and why. >> the most important issue this political season is immigration. >> economics and the deficit. >> i think that homelessness is an issue that needs to be addressed. >> we invite you to share your voice by point or website c-span.org/campaign2024 select to record your voice cap and record a 30-second video telling us your issue and why. c-span voices 2024 be a part of the conversation. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more including charter communications. >> charter is proud to be recognized as one of the best internet providers and we're just getting started building 100,000 miles of new infrastructure to reach those who need it most. >> charter communication supports c-span is a public service along with these other television providers giving you a front-row seat to democracy. >> 202 republican

his name is a timmy year. [applause] i love the red shirt. a. [laughter] he was born and raised in western maryland. he is serving in the asian american to preserve yes. [cheering] to preserve and celebrate a api history. you are not only our present, you are our future. and thank you for making a maryland at the best place in the world to change the world. we appreciate you, thank you. to all the people who came up to us and we were on the road, said we need to continue to make maryland a state that serves, we hear you and we are moving. those are the four pillars of our success this year we will make maryland a safer print will make maryland more affordable it will make maryland more competitive and continue to make maryland safe. and to get there when the partnership of our legislatures. we need the partnership of our constitutional officers. when the partnership of our county executives in our local electives. we need the partnership of our union leaders in our community stakeholders and our advocates and philanthropy and household, and neig

pero no podía faltar timmy hussein, que jugará su primer partido como anfitrión desde 1994 en la estaco y a canadá, pese a que son 16 sedes en 3 países diferentes. >> infantino dijo que el calendario está hecho para ayudar a los asistentes 3 días entre partidos para que los jugadores se recuperen y los aficionados puedan viajar. >> es un mundial que va a tener muchos elementos distintos a lo que hemos visto en el pasado. son mucho más equipos, son 48, son mucho más partidos. son 104 y antes eran 64. >> la ciudad que albergará más partidos será dallas. allí se jugarán 9, incluyendo una de las semifinales en miami. serán un total de 7 partidos con 1 de cuartos de final y la entrega de medallas por el tercer lugar. nueva york, new jersey. sin embargo, nueva jersey se llevó la tan anhelada final el 19 de julio. más de 80.000 fanáticos en el metlife stadium es una ciudad internacional, es una ciudad mundial. >> hay más de 200 comunidades que que viven ahí. es una ciudad que vibra y y vive también el fútbol. >> bueno, y aquí en casa, max tenemos una oportunidad privilegiada. 6 partidos en s

reunion for all those football families or haven't, you know, players and people leave here, coach timmy, not james lipton played with. and that's the other aspect. i think we enjoy even more. so it's just being able to have the opportunity let somebody in the face you know for that award. very excited for that event on friday. noel. >> i'm hoping that that event is indoors on friday. i feel like you guys are kind of freezing out and wet from the you have you ever been to this event before kate? to be indoors. but unfortunately, the rain here is supposed to stop by then. so when all right, fingers crossed. thank you, kate. >> still to come here on kron, 4 news at 11, the year of the dragon begins this saturday. how san francisco is gearing up for fun and safe festivities. plus, a beloved night club in san francisco. closing its doors. what it meant to the community and the performers. but first, why some activists in the south bay say san jose city officials need to ban travel to >> welcome back. a group of activists protesting the ongoing war in the middle east is calling on the san jos

your have and, you know, players and people leave here, coach timmy, not james lipton played with. and that's the other aspect. i think we enjoy even more. so it's just being able to have the opportunity let somebody in the face you jason dumas, our sports director coming up a little bit later in the show. back to you. >> all right. speaking of fashion, jason is always fashion. we dress. you know, i i didn't know anything about the snow. it's a great idea. it's great keep them all together and they do some good stuff. that's great. you know, forty-niners fans are known as faithful, but one san francisco man has really taken that to heart and he's mister faithful. he went to his first game more than 70 years ago when he was 9 years old. and today kron four's rob nesbitt caught up with the man with a legitimate claim to the title. number one fan. martin jacobs went to his first 49 ers game in 1952. he hasn't just been a fan but also an employee working several jobs since then at the chance of seeing his favorite players up close and personal forty-niners has been my life in san franc

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because that point i figured i'd say to 0, and this is timmy, even though soaps, think of bunker and you probably dropped those lashania epic assess with susie just conflicts. i would space the bunk of got the your let's assign you to me for my team was national citibank. so 2000 shares chase national bank. 6000 shares. national bank of commerce. 21000 shares. first national bank. $15000.00 shares for the dominant financial group of course, or are the united states and u. k. bikes their objective? is there a huge in many, they basically control the national international financial system, their means of control or the federal reserve bank, greenland. and of course, world bank and the international monetary fund is basically american based because the dollar is the world reserve currency. and this, that conveys financial power. you know, there is nothing, nothing beyond our capacity, nothing we can't do. we are the united states of america. why do the americans need so much money? problem of a, so as to maintain the dollars global supremacy? the us invest huge amounts of its current s

timmy politics has become just about winning now. how you win is irrelevant.reat question but i think first and foremost we have to be careful with polling. every poll in america said hilary clinton was going to be president. every single pole was wrong. i think polls tell a part of the story part of the picture there's a lot of things that could happen think biden has got a great chance to be reelected more than any other cat out there by the way. it just a is an issue so as a pt trump. he made mistakes trump makes mistakes all the time there is a plan b by may be a minority of democrats president biden would take four more years to deliver solutions for the american people i made more mistakes and all the people you listed put together. let me ask you one more question before i let you go. he skipped the super bowl he does do immediate goggles from time to time. but a helicopter blaring in the background you can't hear the question. it's not a dumb idea for any president to do about what you think? you are a press expert should he do more or less media? >> h

and >> if anything, all of our travels and conversations have been, timmy, an exercise in brotherhood. and no matter what is happening now, we know that our steps moving forward will be stronger together. to that, my brother, cheers to you. to brotherhood. and what's next. >> to brotherhood. indeed. ♪ ♪ ♪ good evening, and welcome to politicsnation. tonight's lead working for the weekend. hello and welcome to this super bowl sunday edition of politicsnation. ahead of the big game tonight. our senate working overtime this weekend just cleared a major hurdle to getting a supplemental national security bill passed. after after a week of -- new republican engineer dysfunction in both chambers on border security, foreign aid and impeachment. or a push against the homeland security secretary mayorkas. that the house gop will repeat again this week with -- a razor- thin margin for defections. coaching this chaos from the sidelines of, course, is donald trump. in addition to pulling the gop's strings in congress, told our campaign rally last night in south carolina that he was okay with -- wh

pentagon official says this is little timmy's science experiment, he's got a healthcare of a budget,dent biden is set to meet with g7 leaders virtually to discuss ukraine, today being the 2-year anniversary of russia launching its full scale invasion. recall last year president biden went to kyiv to mark the anniversary. neil? neil: amazing. it never stops. lucas, thank you very much. lucas tomlinson at the white house. well, donald trump did not get his wish. he has $450 million he has to pay as part of that civil settlement right now. it's hardly settled. he wants to appeal if it. he wanted more time to at least put up this dough. he's not getting it. if fallout -- the fall fallout, after this. one: call newday and apply. two: take out an average of $70,000. three: pay off your credit cards you're so much more than just a landowner. you're a gardener. a groundskeeper. and a landscaper. that's why you need versatile, durable kubota equipment. neil: all right, this civil penalty that donald trump has to pay is a lot more than the $354 million you heard. it actually balloons by anothe

i hope you'll pick timmy's got a lot of good choices but you cannot do any better than tim scott he isn every way from a conservative point of you who can help grow the party and is genuinely a nice man for the country would be in good hands of tim scott were the vice president. >> another question to senator this is about calls from trump supporters for nikki haley to drop out which would make for one of the longest general election campaigns in history. [laughter] a lease in an unencumbered year. if you look at 2016 known only to may 3 until ted cruz but dropped out and some people say donald trump was stronger for it because about vigorous competition. 2020 did not have any competition lost the race. what's wrong with keeping the contest going? keeping him on his toes on letting the voters really decide who they were to see? works as an argument. i'm not telling nikki what she should do the voters of south carolina are going to say we prefer president trump stop because we don't like nikki it's just because he is the best person to beat biden and straighten out a very troubled world

i mean that is sort of the question to timmy's, if you get the case, and you schedule expedited arguments at the clock at this point. and then, there is, i mean you know my wife -- and i've known people that have, and i've been around the court a bit. you know basically, the clock is ticking for what, the last day in june that they release arguments, that's basically the one deadline? and the big cases are always on the last day. maybe they move to july once in all, at our notes they ever have. but that's about it, you go to july 1st, and then to harry's point, if your job is to delay, and you want to delay, you just want to delay for whatever reason, you could probably get this to the end of june, right? >> yeah, so it's pretty convoluted. and you and i and the rest of this panel could spend hours talking about the different iterations of how this could play out. but the reason why i think that scotus is going to take it, chris, is that even the circuit court in its opinion noted that this is an issue of first impression. and any supreme court is going to want to take an issue of first i

"what did you get on the par five, timmy? "nine? "try again!" "four? "here's your patch!"o not believe trump would ever actually blacklist anyone who wants to give him money no matter who they supported. if joe biden himself offered trump a thousand bucks, there's a good chance trump would show up to his next rally in a biden t-shirt. [ laughter ] "we love joe biden, don't we, folks? the stock market is soaring, unemployment is at a 50-year low, and let's be honest, the guy he's running against is a real psycho. [ laughter ] you may have also noticed that trump has a super-dumb nickname for haley. he calls her bird brain. because i guess he gets all of his insults from old "archie" comics [ laughter ] for a guy who loves insulting people, he doesn't really keep up with innovations in that field. also, i'm not sure you should be calling anyone else bird brain when you're the one who always, it seems, always has birds on the brain. >> i know windmills very much. they kill the birds. a windmill will kill many bald eagles they're killing all our eagles and our birds. the windm

and >> if anything, all of our travels and conversations have been, timmy, an exercise in brotherhood forward will be stronger together. to that, my brother, cheers to you. to brotherhood. and what's next. >> to brotherhood. indeed. ♪ ♪ ♪ good evening, and welcome to politicsnation. tonight's lead working for the weekend.

or is that timmy football? >> well, that's that's just fine. okay good. okay.ood is obviously one of the most important things. very important . >> now first off here's the thing. usually you guys invite us down. we talk about all these fancy restaurant techniques. but today we're doing something different. first off we gotta get ready. we are doing football, so we come in of course, supporting the niners. we gotta do this right, george, you gotta appreciate kittle. come on down the middle. best tight end in the league. absolutely. all right all right. so now that we're in the right mindset for the game, the first thing we do is we pour a little bit of wine okay. so we're from san francisco. >> and chef over here is doing a steak too. >> absolutely. so this is our kind of fun our rainy villette chardonnay. >> cheers cheers. >> so we do this high class. there's no bud light. we're doing. >> you know that the 40 niners once were called. the fans were called white wine. sippers. this is perfect. yeah, perfect. all right, so our very first dish we're gonna do, we'r

moderator: now david with a question for timmy murphy. >> the israel-hamas war in gaza is now in theifth month. who do you believe is responsible for starting the conflict, and what conditions, if any, should be made in exchange for a cease-fire? tammy murphy: i am the proud daughter of a jewish father. i have been to israel nine times. i have been to the area that was overtaken october 7. what has happened october 7 in the aftermath is an atrocity. the humanitarian situation on the ground is beyond horrific and we all see it unfold on a daily basis. in my opinion, the political diplomacy being pursued now by bill burns and jake sullivan is absolutely the best path forward to getting us on the other side of the challenge. the fastest way to find a solution would be to release the hostages but we ultimately have to get to a two state solution. at the end of the day we have to think about new jersey and i go back every time to think about alexander's and their sons who are a hostage right now. we have to stand up for their sons. andy kim: as someone who has worked in national security,

we will have liv at timmy eastern on c-span, c-span now a free mobile video app an online at c-span.org. >> for c-span voices 2024 were asking voters across the country what issue is most important to you in this election and why. >> the most important issue this political season is immigration. >> economics and the deficit. >> i think that homelessness is an issue that needs to be addressed. >> we invite you to share your voice by point or website c-span.org/campaign2024 select to record your voice cap and record a 30-second video telling us your issue and why. c-span voices 2024 be a part of the convers

. >> did he eat timmy? >> did he eat timmy?. and it was that too, because of the sugar induced. >> raisins are >> no, it's the raisins are poisonous. deadly. oh them. >> oh dear. >> oh dear. >> do you have to have his tummy pumped? >> well they make them sick right. well well. >> but which was so that was our boxing day. >> well, i don't what merry >> well, i don't know what merry christmas, christmas. >> well, i don't know what merry christmashuge christmas. >> well, i don't know what merry christmashuge now. ristmas. >> well, i don't know what merry christmashuge now. he'sas. >> well, i don't know what merry christmashuge now. he's a. >> well, i don't know what merry christmashuge now. he's a big >> he is huge now. he's a big boy. is he. yeah. >> anyway, on that note, tell you in the break. thank you you more in the break. thank you both. see you later on. let's have a check on the weather for you alex. you with alex. >> warm feeling from >> that warm feeling inside from boxt sponsors of boxt boilers, sponsors of weather on .

we've worked with timmy gray, a public housing resident lead that are sent 680 kids from one public housingct to college. that's reducing teen pregnancy and increasing college completion rates. so our record is clear and that's why i always ask people to judge me new york city by my rhetoric, -- judge me, not by my rhetoric but judge me by my record. if you go on the website of the woodson center, you can compare what we have accomplished based upon what you witnessed, versus listening to an attack from someone who, you know, has nothing to offer but criticism. host: since you brought it up, the idea of reparations. california, some state legislatures there are making a -- legislators there are making a big effort. to what degree do you agree there should be reparations made? guest: first of all, who pays? you had free blacks who owned slaves. there were five native american tribes that owned thousands of slaves. the sons and daughters of those black and indian slave holders, do they pay? you know, i mean, it's such a ridiculous argument. we've had $22 trillion in the last 60 years that the