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and i and i tnt— way in the world. and i and i tnt r— way in the world.ine we're going to try and imagine ourselves into— we're going to try and imagine ourselves into these circumstances. secondly, it's rettty—torl really, i think, difficult for any— really, i think, difficult for any-including- really, i think, difficult for any including me, really, i think, difficult for any-including me, the any of us, including me, as the grtnteon— any of us, including me, as the. grandson—imagine grandson of refugees, to imagine wntt— grandson of refugees, to imagine wntt tt-e— grandson of refugees, to imagine wntt tt-e ttve— grandson of refugees, to imagine what it's like to— grandson of refugees, to imagine what it's like to be— grandson of refugees, to imagine what it's like to be kicked out of what it's like to be kicked out ot your— what it's like to be kicked out ot your to— what it's like to be kicked out of your to house _ what it's like to be kicked out of your to house be kicked out of your to house be kicked out ot your— of your to house be kicked out or

i can tnt— even have a cat as well. i can tnt-ta— even have a cat as well.ly. for- £1 million, definitely. for tnat— £1 million, definitely. for tnat. ttt— £1 million, definitely. for that. i'll do— £1 million, definitely. for that. i'll do it— £1 million, definitely. for that. i'll do it for a million. ttt— that. i'll do it for a million. ttt ta— that. i'll do it for a million. ttt ta tt— that. i'll do it for a million. i'll do it for— that. i'll do it for a million. i'll do it for half— that. i'll do it for a million. i'll do it for half a million. astnattt — i'll do it for half a million. actually but— i'll do it for half a million. actually c i i'll do it for half a million. actually but seriously, barry, what about the old cat? you beat children as cats. children presenting as cats. what you think about that? what do you think about that? look, school said that look, the school said that no snttt— look, the school said that no ttt-tnt.— look, the school said that no child-but, you- look, the school said that no child but, you know, i was child had. but,

well, this is the big question . tnts— . well, this is the big question . tnts ts— .ry- : c c it's, it does sound a little bit . oh harry protect a little bit. oh harry protect tarry. — a little bit. oh harry protect me, harry. protect me. you know, tnts— me, harry. protect me. you know, we ts.— me, harry. protect me. you know, we ts. tn— me, harry. protect me. you know, we ts. tn sorry-— me, harry. protect me. you know, this is. i'm sorry. it's— me, harry. protect me. you know, this is. i'm sorry. it'sjust atsetwtetw— this is. i'm sorry. it'sjust absolutely toe- this is. i'm sorry. it'sjust absolutely toe curling cringe nattng— absolutely toe curling cringe nattng. tt— absolutely toe curling cringe making. it really is awful. i'm starttng— making. it really is awful. i'm starttng te— making. it really is awful. i'm starting to hear— making. it really is awful. i'm starting to hear that you were ttstentng— starting to hear that you were ttstentng te— starting to hear that you were listening to the— starting to hear that you were listening to the podcast. well, i liste

i mean, no-no-tnts— for not being vegan. i mean, no-no-tnts tn- for not being vegan. of my best trtonts. — sunil gavaskar is one of my best trtonts. toon.— sunil gavaskar is one of my best friends. yeah, we— sunil gavaskar is one of my best friends. yeah, we still email ont— friends. yeah, we still email ont tott— friends. yeah, we still email ont tott to— friends. yeah, we still email and talk to each— friends. yeah, we still email and talk to each other. yeah. ano— and talk to each other. yeah. cttno ttoyt— and talk to each other. yeah. clive lloyd wonderful people. i ton-t— clive lloyd wonderful people. i ton-t tntnt— clive lloyd wonderful people. i don't think of— clive lloyd wonderful people. i don't think of them as black people-_ don't think of them as black noonto. t— don't think of them as black noonto. tinst— don't think of them as black people. i just think it was a trott— people. i just think it was a troot noonto. — people. i just think it was a great people. that's how you snott— great people. that's how you snottt to.— great people. that's how you shoul

i mean, no-no-tnts— for not being vegan. i mean, no-no-tnts tn- for not being vegan.y best trtonts. — sunil gavaskar is one of my best trtonts. toon.— sunil gavaskar is one of my best friends. yeah, we— sunil gavaskar is one of my best friends. yeah, we still email ont— friends. yeah, we still email ont tott— friends. yeah, we still email ont tott to— friends. yeah, we still email and talk to each— friends. yeah, we still email and talk to each other. yeah. ano— and talk to each other. yeah. cttno ttoyt— and talk to each other. yeah. clive lloyd wonderful people. i ton-t— clive lloyd wonderful people. i ton-t tntnt— clive lloyd wonderful people. i don't think of— clive lloyd wonderful people. i don't think of them as black noonto— don't think of them as black noonto. t— don't think of them as black noonto. tinst— don't think of them as black people. i just think it was a trott— people. i just think it was a troot noonto. — people. i just think it was a great people. that's how you snottt— great people. that's how you snottt to.— great people. that's how you should do,

lewis this is tnts— bit off to me. lewis this is tnts-story— bit off to me. know what? if there was ever a ttne to— you know what? if there was ever attne to say.— you know what? if there was ever a time to say, louis,— you know what? if there was ever a time to say, louis, i think tnts— a time to say, louis, i think to ts— a time to say, louis, i think to ts tne— a time to say, louis, i think this is the death— a time to say, louis, i think this is the death of love, i reatty— this is the death of love, i reatty to. — this is the death of love, i really do. yeah.- this is the death of love, i really do. yeah. and have you tnts— really do. yeah. and have you seen this other— really do. yeah. and have you seen this other bit here? someone's written a wealthy aooountant— someone's written a wealthy accountant sued _ someone's written a wealthy accountant sued her olympian accountant sued her ex olympian nustant— husband for age discrimination arter— husband for age discrimination aner—tert- husband for age discrimination after—left for- husband for age discrimi

this story is, is tnts ts— problem with this story is, is tnts ts tnts— problem with this story is, basic . attacked are people basic. britain is under attack back by people who stand up for britain. british nationalism is under attack by the globalists . i attack by the globalists. i haven't seen the globalist etenent— haven't seen the globalist etenent to— haven't seen the globalist element to it.— haven't seen the globalist element to it. i- haven't seen the globalist element to it. i got to be nonest.— element to it. i got to be nonest. t— element to it. i got to be honest. i think- element to it. i got to be honest. i think it's these are of course, there's— of course, there's international. the banks of course, there's- international. the banks are owned— international. the banks are owned ty— international. the banks are owned by different big companies. _ owned by different big companies. but i think these are dedstons— companies. but i think these are decisions-made- companies. but i think these are decisions-made at- decisions that are made at a totot— decisions that are m

so tnts— after falling in the river. so tnts ts— after falling in the river.ea that it to the family. the idea that it sutstts— to the family. the idea that it was suicide has— to the family. the idea that it was suicide has now been put to tast— was suicide has now been put to tst. tnsns-s— was suicide has now been put to tst. tnsns-s a— was suicide has now been put to bed. there's a lot— was suicide has now been put to bed. there's a lot of discussion about— bed. there's a lot of discussion atsut tns— bed. there's a lot of discussion about the lancashire police. the stnsn— about the lancashire police. the stnsn tns— about the lancashire police. the other time they— about the lancashire police. the other time they were suggesting she other time they were suggesting sns nttnt— other time they were suggesting she might have— other time they were suggesting she might have been drunk. yeah, tnat-s— she might have been drunk. yeah, has now— she might have been drunk. yeah, that's now been— she might have been drunk. yeah, that's now been put— she might have been d

of events, tnts ts— which his version of events, tnts ts vnat— which his version of events, this isy. that if we were to actually say, oh,— our identity. that if we were to actually say, oh, i— our identity. that if we were to actually say, oh, i no longer tetteve— actually say, oh, i no longer believe this,— actually say, oh, i no longer believe this, i— actually say, oh, i no longer believe this, i no— actually say, oh, i no longer believe this, i no longer no tonter— believe this, i no longer no longer think— believe this, i no longer no longer think that this is true, tnen— longer think that this is true, tnen vnat— longer think that this is true, then what does— longer think that this is true, then what does that say about our then what does that say about trevtots— then what does that say about our previous identity? and this is our previous identity? and this ts vny— our previous identity? and this is why situations— our previous identity? and this is why situations like heartbreak- is why situations like heartbreak can be so difficult, tesase— heartbreak can be so difficult,

tnt— this crisis in the classroom? tnt ee— this crisis in the classroom?shotthat involves investment and and that involves investment and looking problems in the looking at these problems in the round. that's why need to round. and that's why we need to be about poverty and be talking about poverty and mental health in our schools. yeah, know, chris yeah, but you know, chris mcgovern point. and i want mcgovern has a point. and i want to go mcgovern has a point. and i want te ge teet— mcgovern has a point. and i want te ge teet te— mcgovern has a point. and i want te ge teet te wet— mcgovern has a point. and i want to go back to you on— mcgovern has a point. and i want to go back to you on this- to go back to you on this because, you— to go back to you on this because, you know, we talk about eneene-tnnee- because, you know, we talk about screens-impact it- because, you know, we talk about screens impact it has on screens and the impact it has on ettentten— screens and the impact it has on ettentten enen.— screens and the impact it has on attention span, bu

yeah i mean, tnts— sorry, please. amy. yeah i mean, tnts tdee— sorry, please. amy.riven by perts ot— henry this agenda was driven by perts ot tne— henry this agenda was driven by parts of the world— henry this agenda was driven by parts of the world were this was ddven— parts of the world were this was driven europeans— parts of the world were this was driven europeans when they were oolontstng— driven europeans when they were colonising those— driven europeans when they were colonising those countries . this colonising those countries. this ddven— colonising those countries. this drtven pv— colonising those countries. this was driven by carrie johnson and the goldsmiths,_ was driven by carrie johnson and the goldsmiths, the ultimate london— the goldsmiths, the ultimate london elite.— the goldsmiths, the ultimate london elite. i— the goldsmiths, the ultimate london elite. i will give the tnet— london elite. i will give the ttnel word— london elite. i will give the final word to— london elite. i will give the final word to professor amy utotmen. — final word to profe

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well, so far tnts— of all of this? well, so far tnts y...— of all of this?almost . 90. well, has fallen by almost. 90. well, the has fallen by almost. 90. well, me tatoan— has fallen by almost. 90. well, the labour leader,— has fallen by almost. 90. well, the labour leader, sir keir stamen— the labour leader, sir keir starmer, has— the labour leader, sir keir starmer, has welcomed the news but starmer, has welcomed the news tat says— starmer, has welcomed the news tat says tne— starmer, has welcomed the news but says the government still meets— but says the government still needs to— but says the government still needs to secure _ but says the government still needs to secure more return agneements— needs to secure more return agreements with— needs to secure more return agreements with other countries. i agreements with other countries. . tttnk— agreements with other countries. t tnmk eyenytoay— agreements with other countries. i think everybody wants- agreements with other countries. i think everybody wants to- agreements with other countries. i think ever

oh, i am not a big ton tnt— subscriber? oh, i am not a big ton tnt t— subscriber?cause it seems to work there. cathy—forl cathy newman interviewed, for exonnte—nttn- example, had a huge with jordan tetenton—ot- example, had a huge with jordan peterson,_of views.j peterson, huge amount of views. so peterson, huge amount of views. so—tn— peterson, huge amount of views. so—tn o— peterson, huge amount of views. so—tn o tente- peterson, huge amount of views. so—tn o ttl so it does work in a sense. it toten-t— so it does work in a sense. it toetn-t-tne— so it does work in a sense. it doesn't-the-lookl so it does work in a sense. it. doesn't-the-look good so it does work in a sense. it- doesn't-the-look good . doesn't make the bbc look good. no. doesn't make the bbc look good. n°--just_ doesn't make the bbc look good. tn-tntt toy— doesn't make the bbc look good. tn-tntt ton tntt. - no. and let's just say this. it needs i mean , i know needs to be said. i mean, i know a lot of people like the bbc, but they're not journalists. it's the state propaganda service. no, they're

try 500 g of tnt without damaging elements was installed under the gas tank. riddles, come on, you will guess, i will guess, and then we will change then guess my riddle. i'll give you a gift of a riddle. give two rings two ends in the middle of the carnations. or is there a trick? scissors hey you, she does not tell anyone the game. okay, come on, get out of here. well, ranula. you saw someone near the motorcycle. no, they couldn't have planted it before he arrived , or they could, i don't know you anyone suspicious. no, i'm telling you, although the bum was begging for money, but it's not him to describe, you can, in short damn, remember. no why, because you either follow my terms or you're out of the department. lsya, why did we go, where did we bring the poisonous one from? here locust discovered a ship nearby. so you can buy and grow it yourself, it multiplies quickly. to all the volcans of the light of the apocalypse, but here it is rather for showiness, to scare. and why did you decide the club like that? therefore, the family has recently enriched itse

any gain from tnts— state education. any gain from tnts tox— state education.hey will totonoe tne— make sense. labour say they will balance the books— make sense. labour say they will balance the books and cost every pottey— balance the books and cost every pottey eoretutty— balance the books and cost every pottey eoretutty .— balance the books and cost every policy carefully , but at the policy carefully, but at the tne— policy carefully, but at the same time their proposing free enttteore— same time their proposing free childcare for— same time their proposing free childcare for under 11 seconds. tne— childcare for under 11 seconds. tne net— childcare for under 11 seconds. tne net cost— childcare for under 11 seconds. the net cost of— childcare for under 11 seconds. the net cost of which would tttety— the net cost of which would tttety te — the net cost of which would tttety te ets— the net cost of which would likely be £13 billion. how is tnet— likely be £13 billion. how is that affordable— likely be £13 billion. how is that affordable right now ? don't that

a tnt has announced it is closing its store in the area this summer. the store located near the powell street cable car. >> turnaround is set to close on august. 1st and a tnt spokesperson cited changing consumer shopping habits as the reason for the closure no mention was made of shoplifting or conditions on the street in the surrounding neighborhood. employees will be offered jobs at any of the 12, a tnt source throughout the city, the nearby store at the corner of market and front streets will remain open another big story tonight. a person has been well taken into custody in connection to last friday's mass shooting. >> in san francisco's mission district, 9 people were shot. they are all expected to survive. san francisco police say they were part of effort involving several agencies to take in javier compost. he had several outstanding warrants for his arrest from several different bay area. law enforcement agencies developing tonight, a person of interest is in custody in connection to a massive fire at a public storage facility in san jose. >>

he did another fun misery parade to slow down the cricket tnts— parade to slow down the cricket tntss someone going to get sertousty— these people or is someone going to get seriously injured or nutte— to get seriously injured or nurte neut— to get seriously injured or hurt? paul you- to get seriously injured or hurt? paul you can't you can't ttrestty— hurt? paul you can't you can't directly blame— hurt? paul you can't you can't directly blame sadiq khan. jot"; directly blame sadiq khan. why note— directly blame sadiq khan. why not? test.— directly blame sadiq khan. why not? test. tn— directly blame sadiq khan. why not? look, i'm a— directly blame sadiq khan. why not? look, i'm a i— directly blame sadiq khan. why not? look, i'm a i can- directly blame sadiq khan. why not? look, i'm a i can blame him for anything. i'm torn over this because i love my defend himself, but i also love the right people, the right to protest they not protest as long as they do not damage people. now, i don't want some lunatic throw themselves in front of a horse at the derby , front of a horse at the derby

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when they pulled tnts— anniversary. when they pulled tnts tne— anniversary.staw. — week, next wednesday or thursday. the— week, next wednesday or thursday. the concern is that wnen— thursday. the concern is that when because _ thursday. the concern is that when because of— thursday. the concern is that when because of what johnson sat— when because of what johnson satt tast— when because of what johnson said last friday— when because of what johnson said last friday this said last friday about this ssnntttee— said last friday about this committee accusing the chairman of committee accusing the chairman st ttas— committee accusing the chairman of bias unfairly— committee accusing the chairman of bias unfairly because she sat— of bias unfairly because she sat sne— of bias unfairly because she said she will— of bias unfairly because she said she will say she wasn't ttaset— said she will say she wasn't ttaset at— said she will say she wasn't biased at all.— said she will say she wasn't biased at all. that's harriet. wantet— biased at all. that's harriet. harriet

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and for this tnt fireworks team on fruit ridge.about more than just selling fireworks being church. we have an obligation >> to the community and one of those obligations and do whatever we can to keep the community we want to be part of the solution, not the problem. and so safe and sane fireworks. part of the solution. >> that solution a safe and fun 4th of july, making sure families get their hands on legal fireworks rather than illegal fireworks that if they're caught with could land him, fines, probation and even jail time. the goal for girard and his team from the solid rock baptist church they say is to help families enjoy the holiday in a safe manner. >> when we see that somebody just one of and walked away happy number. is it the that means a lot like i i would be just our but at church community possible help safe. >> reporting in south sacramento, zach, what >> that wraps up kron. 4 news at 10 and we're getting our last selfies with pam. i'm going to tomorrow final 10 o'clock. haha. >> all right. coming up next is sports

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— much more worried about prices os-tnts ts— much more worried about prices os-tnts ts t— much more worriedpening . already started to happening. i tntnt— already started to happening. i tntnt putts— already started to happening. i think public opinion— already started to happening. i think public opinion will- already started to happening. i think public opinion will be saying you lot way back in 2023, you made this promise and then you made this promise and then you wriggled out of it. and now what? you've landed this with and you i remember the other day we were talking on this program about inheritance tax and the legacy to your legacy that you leave to your children, and you were all in favour of getting rid of inheritance that purpose inheritance tax for that purpose . well, what the legacy . well, what about the legacy you leaving to your children you are leaving to your children and grandchildren and our children and not just tuition, not energy poverty, not dying in cold and not this strange way of calculating things so that when you bring in woodchips from canada, they count as ca

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our tnt crew. they are out there? the first time on tnt. check out the best pregame show in pro sports. vegas' mascot slaying the dragon just like jonathan marchessault. are burying his tenth goal in his last 11 games. vegas wouldn't have made it this far out their goalie, adin hill. look at the effort in the second period. lunging, falling away, but dude must do yoga because he reaches back like this, ridiculous stick save. the game tied at 2 after two. vegas pulls away. zach white firing what would be the game-winning goal past the panthers goalie who is handed his first road loss of the playoffs. the knights feeling the rhythm of the night -- see what i did like de barge? >> i scored the first goal shorthanded, could have been a back breaker for us. we get the next power play, we score. stevenson a great play. we keep going. that's what we got to do. can't let the momentum swings get too drastic in this series. got to keep going. >>> the panthers looking to even it up tomorrow night. puck drops at 8:00 eastern on t

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experience the spectacle of the stanley cup final tonight at 8:00, only on tnt. >>> and two criminalsing in to steal cupcakes. while the one in vancouver was a man, the one in connecticut was a hungry female bear. >> reporter: what does this connecticut bear have in common with a half-baked burglar at a bakery in vancouver? a sweet tooth for cupcakes. the guy was caught on surveillance cam kicking in the door of a bakery called sweet something. >> it's a very canadian break-in. he was really respectful. >> reporter: he toured the store, used the restroom, sat down for a rest and then got a mop and a bucket and tried to clean up the mess he made breaking the glass. >> how was he as a mopper? >> he didn't do the best job. you can give him an a for effort. >> reporter: this bear in avon, connecticut, likewise gets an a for effort. she entered the garage of a bakery called taste by spellbound, while a van inside was being loaded with goodies. >> how were you first alerted to the bear? >> by one of my employees making noises that i've never heard her make before. >> reporter: the owner myr

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so he can't actually tnwe tt. tnt— systems. so he can't actually drive it. and derail it.ll, i watched this video today. tate is today. now claiming that tate is in support of him. and i just yeah, i mean, i'm a fan of tate in some respects, but if he supports this, absolutely not. this isn't competent hyper competent masculinity. this is poor behaviour. so what's neeeentna— poor behaviour. so what's happening is— poor behaviour. so what's happening is the- . so what's happening is the tate's have neeenet— happening is the tate's have neeenet ent— happening is the tate's have reached out to— happening is the tate's have reached out to help mizzi, to nete— reached out to help mizzi, to mm me— reached out to help mizzi, to mm m pt.— reached out to help mizzi, to help his pr, and— reached out to help mizzi, to help his pr, and that's when you mew— help his pr, and that's when you knew wen-ne— help his pr, and that's when you knew you're tn— help his pr, and that's when you know you're in trouble. when the me— know you're in trouble. when the tete newe— know you're in trouble.

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but to debate tnts na— poll at gb news. but to debate tnts tn— poll at gb news.ecently that it gives back . like 2.5 that it gives back. like 2.5 billion. that is a hell of a profit, 2.5 billion a year. i mean, that is the best deal in history. i mean , the stock history. i mean, the stock market would go wild if that was a company. so so is it value for money? i mean, my goodness, it is. so jenny barnett, money? i mean, my goodness, it is. so jenny barnett , this is. so jenny barnett, this actually— is. so jenny barnett, this actually makes- so jenny barnett, this actually makes the country aney — actually makes the country aney wny— actually makes the country nnaney wny ta— actually makes the country money. why do you have a problem .yenny.— money. why do you have a problem . yenny. wttn— money. why do you have a problem .yenny. wttn naytna— money. why do you have a problem , jenny, with paying your £1.29. i , jenny, with paying your £1.29. t tan-t— , jenny, with paying your £1.29. t tan-t tntnt— , jenny, with paying your £1.29. i don't think it's— , jenny, wit

i'm nana akua . tnts— fish and chip day. i'm nana akua . tnts ts— fish and chip day.them to run on. okay. but then if didn't that, surely if they didn't like that, surely they wouldn't do it. i mean, you know, the know, you put a bit in the horse's it wasn't horse's mouth. if it wasn't going it, it throw going to do it, it could throw you off. it's bigger animal you off. it's a bigger animal than be the than you and that would be the end so this absolutely end of you. so this absolutely toes— end of you. so this absolutely does—some horses does happen with some horses tnot— does happen with some horses tnot tust— does happen with some horses that just decide— does happen with some horses that just decide they get that just decide that they get wet— that just decide that they get tnetn—ant- that just decide that they get their—and whati that just decide that they get. their—and what the that just decide that they get the does, and what the that just decide that they get the does, you and what the that just decide that they get the does, you let and what the that just d

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of different speeds in the region, and the parties of unipolarity in geopolitics are a project, and tnt trends today after the panorama, the picture of the day will be supplemented by my collegiate independence and imports. substitution cooperation and new joint brands between the trade union council of the eurasian economic union gathered in sochi the second day of belagro 2023, if the private schedule continues, tasting conference seminars, of course, a large-scale exposition of technology is very interesting from the side of private business, we will tell you the details. destruction dams and the kakhovskaya hydroelectric power station flooding the territory, which is how the disaster zone lives, while options for the culprits are being coordinated in the west. the polish authorities were looking for theft, lies and corruption in belarus, but all this was found in poland, a record one in recent decades. the protest march gathered half a million dissatisfied poles, but the authorities, as if they do not hear the slogans and continue to blame the eastern neighbors for everything, we wi

and i don't wtsn tnts— he's going through. and i don't wtsn tnts en— he's going through.e go back kerry, you know, we go back many, many years , years, and many, many years, years, and i understand how much that interview impacted you, how much the press coverage impacted you. but you have been very honest about your trials and tribulations and you have turned your life around for that. i appreciate kerry. of course, itv and phillip schofield deny that anything illegal went on, and they say that when they asked about what was going on between philip and the runner when they conducted the so—called investigation, they didn't find anything. do you by all their claims, ismell. anything. do you by all their claims, i smell. i'm very sorry. we— claims, i smell. i'm very sorry. tne stew— claims, i smell. i'm very sorry. tne snew ts— claims, i smell. i'm very sorry. the show is fake— claims, i smell. i'm very sorry. the show is fake .— claims, i smell. i'm very sorry. the show is fake . it's- tile? i smell. i'm very sorry. the show is fake . it's phoney the show is fake. it's ph