tony: yeah. emily: that's going to be fun. tony: that's going to be fun. emily: what was the most, like, surprising thing about it? tony: how kind mr. wonderful actually is. [laughter] how soft he is, i guess. yeah, he's a really nice guy. emily: did it give you any flashbacks to your yc days and the panic days of early entrepreneurship? tony: yes. yes and that they do about 45 minutes of shooting for seven minutes of airing. emily: yeah. tony: and so, if the entrepreneur makes a mistake, and there are a few of these, it's totally fine. a♪ young tony: i'm tony, and i was a product editor at square. >> and the four of us came together about six months ago to work on software for small business owners. emily: that is the application video tony xu and his doordash co-founders submitted to get a ticket into y combinator's prestigious startup accelerator back in 2013. fast-forward nearly 10 years later, and doordash has gone from a struggling food delivery story to a public company that is the u.s. leader in delivery. but the big question facing companies now i

back with tony, and it is a big day. have you gained some weight, tony?t... his regular six—month check—in with the doctor. how have things been, tony, since we last met? yeah, all right, still very lonely... it is not easy, this. tony wants to stay on the prescription methadone and amphetamines he says keep him stable. there is no crack cocaine? no, i packed that in a year ago, doctor. the methadone and the vitamins prescribe... for tony, he has always told me he self—medicates to stop the schizophrenia, and when he stops, there's trouble. you haven't been experiencing any voices, or you haven't been feeling paranoid ? not really, no. the blood tests are looking pretty good. tony has been preparing for more than a week. he has managed to stay off the heroin, and it has not been easy. i've been straight, i gave up pot and everything, i gave up smoking weed, did you know? everything, i stopped, and it felt good to be straight and have a clear head, but at the same time everything else in my life all came into focus. it was murder, it was horrible. bottom l

tony confronted mickie in the school hallway. >> toni tony saw mickie in the hallways said kody and calledment. mickie sister told us this. >> she needed her there, he said that she had walked by and said something so rude under breath. >> we're talking about a couple of years. bill >> yeah, the hatred between them grow more and more. i can't tell you why. it just escalated. >> as cody told the da, it escalated to a fever that day. and, suddenly he suggested, why don't you guys just talk it out? and, tony agreed and said, she just wanted to duke it out with micaela so i relayed the message to mickie. and said, while she wants to fight it. out and mickey came to the resolution and she's like, okay. >> so, said anne kody mickey did get into the car with him, voluntarily. they drove around for a while said kody. then they picked up tony. they all headed to the gravel pits. and, what did kody tell the da but would have been there? well, it turned out, nothing. because, just the -- fact the two met, confirmed briefly and kody stop talking. he had changed his mind, rejected the plea deal and nev

kirk covered by callahan. >> tony: what a difference a half makes. >> al: wow. >> tony: the chargersalls in the first half. now it's the jacksonville receivers who are coming up with them. >> al: will they run a play before the two-minute warning? they will. and that is caught on the outside and that will take us to the two-minute warning with jones making the catch. so if you just tuned in or tuned out and just tuned back in expecting to see a movie or something, herbert, 273 yards and a touchdown. asante samuel, a gigantic first half with three picks. lawrence, four interceptions in the first half. and then three touchdowns in the second and one at the end of the first half. you know, tony, we were talking about you said that doug pederson pretty much stayed to that game plan, which doesn't seem like he can do that, but very much he did do that. >> tony: and he told kaylee at halftime going off, hey, we've just got to chip away. we've got to stay with it and settle down. he meant it. and that's what trevor lawrence did. he settled down and just got back to his game. >> al: well, yo

tony tony, tony ! tony! tony tony! tony tony, tony! tony that i feel. see you, man. i'm going back to the same spot. now to the left and to the right, folks. everybody knows holloway at the top right here in the front shop. list. in my tax. $11. listen up, y'all said when i said tony tony tony when i said tony. tony. i'm gonna get my crew. i'm trying to get keep it cool. i see you. breaking good. tony tony tony. thank you for letting us celebrate this. this glorious moment. i wish but jenkins. happiness to wish you. okay don't do no stress. california baby best. come on. come on, y'all breaking. thank you for letting us be us. patrice wiggins mp all my partners. all my folks love tony! tony! tony, let's go. happening. exception in the green rub. thank you all for coming. e what? the reception safe, everybody. >> i'm connie chan district one supervisor and welcome to the richmond. >> i'm an immigrant and came to san francisco china town when i was 13 years old with my mom and brother. my first job is at the community organizer for public safety with san francisco stat

tony russo for lying about leaving his fingerprints on that flyer. still, tony was on parole.ny changed the look of his fan after he became a suspect. >> he took all of the pinstriping off of his van, which several of the women noticed. >> he went to some trouble to make the car look different. >> yeah. changed the symbol of the christian fish, took that off. >> they searched tony's van, top to bottom and didn't find diane's engagement ring or anything that belonged to her in the van and a search of tony's house came up with nothing but outside the house they found zip ties appearing to match the markings on diane's wrist and tracked down his alibi, asked employees at the christian radio station if tony could have knocked on the door without being seen. the radio people said no, not possible. >> as part of their tornado protocol everybody in the building had to go to the front lobby of the radio station. no way he could have shown up there without them not knowing. >> yet his cell phone pinged in the area, happening to be near diane's neighborhood. the women calling in describ

tony: i left karawari, just came.iney. tony: mom, this is sally. sally: the family fled west papua in 1984 because of unrest. esther finey: [speaking foreign language] sally: esther finey sells fried banana to earn a small living. esther: [speaking foreign language] ♪♪♪ sally: before she became a refugee, she was a teacher in west papua. her husband worked for a un agency. the family was middle class. ♪♪♪ tony: i used to tell her that it's okay, it's okay, don't cry because, you know, because of your aim, because of your dream for your homeland to be free, that's why you took house here. so you don't need to cry. just wait patiently, struggle, and then you will see the result of it. sally: it's an impossible choice to endure a lack of freedom in west papua or live in poverty in papua new guinea. ♪♪♪ sally: tony is part of a lost generation, lacking education and opportunity. ♪♪♪ sally: the rest of the family has returned and esther finey wonders if it's better to go back too, but her health is failing. esther: [speaki

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is that why you were hired, tony?he cbi got a bit of a kicking after the brexit referendum. all the talk about the experts were wrong from michael gove. they were targeting the cbi, amongst others, saying all the talk of business from borisjohnson, he meant the cbi. they were sick of being lectured by you guys in big business. were you hired to get the cbi off its back, off the floor and come out and punch a bit? well, i don't know about that. i mean, look, when i remember my first interview withjohn allen, chairman of tesco, he was president of the cbi. and he sort of said to me, well, you know, what would you do with the job? and i said, i think i would actually say brexit is an opportunity for britain. and he looked at me with an eyebrow raised, not because i think it's good for the economy and free trade, because it's clearly not good forfree trade. but because it would force us finally to have a national strategy about how our economy can compete in the world. and we are becoming a smaller, pluckier country, let'

trump integrated corporate toni gliedman gets a call at his home one morning from soldier identifies himself as vinnie, and vinnie is very upset that mr. trump is not getting his tax abatement. there's a threat in this. gliedman reports this to officials is given a security detail. it was i think the next day, the next day trump himself claimed he, , too, got a threatening ca, which are so surprising, and that call became known many years later when fbi files were undone, , now, there's no hard proof of who called trump but there's widespread skepticism for people around tony gliedman that was trump himself. the way this story ends is that trump gets the tax abatement eventually. he wins in court and the details are a little dense. ultimately tony gliedman who has two children and the bad weight problem gets a call from trump inviting him to lunch. and trump ultimate offers him a job. gliedman takes it. ed koch almost fell over when he found out that gliedman was going to go work for trump. and i would argue that that was one of the very earliest examples at least that i know of of t

tony fauci imitation? brad pitt or kate mckinnon? and he goes. and he laughs and he says, you know, i was thrilled when brad pitt got the emmy for that. but that kate mckinnon, she is so talented. she is hilarious. maybe that's the point to stop. thank you very much. thank

it was a words of advice from tony blair today. a words of advice from tony blairtoday.ou need the data . you need to know need the data. you need to know who's been and who hasn't been. some of the vaccines that will come on the line will be multiple. there'll be multiple shots. so you to have the reasons to do with the health care more generally. but certainly a pandemic or that and the vaccines you've got to have a proper digital infrastructure and many countries don't have that, but that most countries don't have that. so there he is there's tony blair. he wants us to have multiple shots. and for all of it to be digitised so the state knows exactly what our status evil is all i status is, pure evil is all i can say . little happy note the can say. little happy note the sun today revealed the bubbly could be up to 50% cheaper as a result of those regulations. jacob rees—mogg talked about disappearing 50 pay off a bottle of because rules on foil and corks are going to change one final little thought . the final little thought. the cartoon is matt from the daily is utte

it was a words of advice from tony blair today. a words of advice from tony blairtoday.ou need the data . you need to know need the data. you need to know who's been and who hasn't been. some of the vaccines that will come on the line will be multiple. there'll be multiple shots. so you to have the reasons to do with the health care more generally. but certainly a pandemic or that and the vaccines you've got to have a proper digital infrastructure and many countries don't have that, but that most countries don't have that. so there he is there's tony blair. he wants us to have multiple shots. and for all of it to be digitised so the state knows exactly what our status evil is all i status is, pure evil is all i can say . little happy note the can say. little happy note the sun today revealed the bubbly could be up to 50% cheaper as a result of those regulations. jacob rees—mogg talked about disappearing 50 pay off a bottle of because rules on foil and corks are going to change one final little thought . the final little thought. the cartoon is matt from the daily is utte

eventually was about tony himself. and then, you know, dante and terry and so many other characters came about because the story was too powerful. it couldn't be told, and based around just one character, it had to be based around multiple incidents. and then that's why we was like, you know what? the story continues, and that's why we have to create a series where we can, you know, shine a light on more things and more characters and what are they up to now? where are they going off to? what the transition is next? because you fall in love with these characters. so that's why it was so tough, because you wanted to leave no ceilings for the possible eighties of where you wanted to take the story in the future. now, who is your coauthor? justin reynolds. what can you tell us about him? just the reynolds is from cleveland. he's a huge cavaliers fan. you know, i won't hold that against him, but, you know, myles morales, when you think about the puerto rican spider-man, the puerto rican, a black spider-man is best known fo

~ . ~ ., ,., tony blair? what i think about the nhs is _ tony blair?ryone - tony blair? what i think about the nhs is what everyone has| tony blair? what i think about i the nhs is what everyone has to say about it, nothing will happen in the nhs until they deal with the crisis of workers. deal with the crisis of workers-— deal with the crisis of workers. ~ . ., deal with the crisis of workers. . ., deal with the crisis of workers. ~ . ., workers. what made you so bad tribute act? _ workers. what made you so bad tribute act? because _ workers. what made you so bad tribute act? because people - workers. what made you so bad tribute act? because people arej tribute act? because people are t in: to tribute act? because people are trying to emulate _ tribute act? because people are trying to emulate the _ tribute act? because people are trying to emulate the past, - trying to emulate the past, actually we're not the past. what is an example of that? things around the language is similar in terms of what is being seen around the nhs and reform, i think that

tony chung now joins us live from bangkok. tony . so china openings borders as katrina was saying that pretty important for thailand's postcode, the tourism market. absolutely. down here in china telling bank hope people are very excited. there's a lot of anticipation that they're going to. the chinese starts going to bring back a very major share of terrors of the tourism industry, which is still very much in recovery. in 2022, we saw 11000000 visitors coming this year. the terrorism authority says they want 20000000 terrace to return. but that is still only half of the number that arrived in 2019, before the coven 19 pandemic. more than 40000000 tourists, of which is more than 11000000, were coming from china. so it is a vitally important so the recovery of char finance tourist industry and we've seen that in the government policy, he traded just mentioned how angry the chinese government was about some of the restrictions they put on chinese travelers will. they don't have to worry about that so much here. they will be asked for e

a big hello to tony when he eventually gets up. lucky tony having a lie in.he uk were up 90% compared with the same week in november. of course, january is always a popular time to book, but the experts say you are likely to get a better deal if you book early. that is because inflation remains stubbornly high and costs continue to rise for most industries. and with many of us watching our spending at the moment, it's expected demand will soar, in particularfor package expected demand will soar, in particular for package holidays and for other type of all—inclusive deals, where essentially you know what you are paying up front. what about where to go? let's speak to simon calder, travel correspondent for the independent. where can we get the best deals? ~ , ., ., independent. where can we get the best deals? ~ i. ., , , , best deals? well, if you are simply lookin: for best deals? well, if you are simply looking for the _ best deals? well, if you are simply looking for the places _ best deals? well, if you are simply looking for the places where - best deals?

here in bangkok, all right, al jazeera is tony ching life for us from bangkok. thanks tony. there's been international condemnation of iran after it hanged to man accused of killing a member of the country's revolutionary guard. in november, mohammed mattie kurama was a national karate champion and said, mohammed her seine was described as a volunteer coach for children's. amnesty international says both convictions relied on forced confessions. the e you says it's appalled. the u. s. is demanding what it calls sham trials. stop nigger mortars abby as a journalist and the host of the iran podcast. she says recent executions are only fueling more decent. it seems like a government by rushing through these cases and while human rights organization, honestly, international specifically saying without any resemblance of justice or due process is essentially trying to instill fear and send the message to the rest of the protesters in the center is that this is what's going to happen to you and that they're using any means to try to crash the protests and to essentially send the p

tony robinson joins us. this. >> happy new year. >> i am sold on your insight into the human condition. what can all of us do to improve ourselves? >> i think the first thing you have to do is develop a compelling future. after three years of covid and -- all the lies we are told, and now we have young people today who say they don't want to have kids, because after all in 12 years, the world is going to end -- which is totally false. all these stories get stacks, you worry about inflation. we need a compelling future. that means anybody can -- they have a really compelling tomorrow and a way to get there. that's not affirmations, not positive thinking. that's not sitting new year's resolutions. you need a plan. there's lots of things that we can't control. there is plenty that we can control in our minds and bodies. for life to get better, we have to get better. for things to change, we have to change. my focus is starting with your energy, for example. the program i started in covid, everyone stuck at home

tony danker will be calling _ be invest or not. tony danker will be calling on _ be invest or not.l be calling on the - will be calling on the government to come up with a growth strategy and to a great degree that is wrapped around green ideas. i degree that is wrapped around green ideas-— green ideas. i would certainly cow that _ green ideas. i would certainly cow that but _ green ideas. i would certainly cow that but i _ green ideas. i would certainly copy that but i would - green ideas. i would certainly copy that but i would add - copy that but i would add trade. it has to be at the heart of the uk growth plan. we are a trading economy and cannot grow without trade, whatever sector you're looking at, it is absolutely vital so i would like to see trade at the heart of that. the other thing we should be aware of, other countries are a lot more competitive, the uk is not on its own and if we are standing still make going backwards, other nations are on an upward trend because they are increasingly attracting destinations for foreign direct investment that it is very, very competi

i thought i appreciated and tyked tony dungy but now i really do. rachel: the signals we're talking about and attacks from usa today and others in the media, that's signaling to less -- maybe not as courageous and not as established sports people, this is an issue and don't want to be as powerful and the abortion industry funds the democrat party. don't mess with it. that's the message being sent but it's really amazing to see him, ben watson was there by the way and so many courageous people in the pro life movement and it's getting racial across the board for people from all walks of life and amazing to be there and so many people worked so hard for 50 years to overturn that decision. again still a lot to be done but interesting stuff and another place where there's a lot of media bias is -- media research center did the study on this so if you go to google, say you're a young girl in crisis and send you to planned parenthood and that's the message being sent to young women, that's where our social media companies are and they're not sending kids

tony, kenny, great to see you both. hear about this, american skier mckayla schiffrin adding to record setting world cup total again today and finds gold going downhill, can one of her main sponsors find the same thing if the economy also heads downhill this year. steeple ceo, her sponsor anxiouses that question first on fox business, he is next. closing bell as we said just about 49 minutes away. we do have the dow climbing up 32 points, the "claman countdown" just getting started, don't go away. ♪ ponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. (announcer) enough with the calorie counting, carb cutting, diet fatigue, and stress. just taking one golo release capsule with three balanced meals a day has been clinically proven to repair metabolism, optimize insulin levels, and balance the hormones that make weight loss easy. release works with your body, not against it, so you can put dieting behind you an

tony: i do.has been interesting to watch ursula von der leyen talk at davos last wake to say she would suspend state rules to do that. at brexit, europeans fought so hard to make sure u.k. couldn't break state aid rules. the commercial reality of these countries is, everybody is fighting for share. actually, we could be agile and nimble. one of the great challenges we have in britain is planning laws are incredibly slow. lots of local politicians do not want to have onshore wind pylons anywhere near their areas. they do not want to have solar panels, thus spoiling the green fields of britain. that is getting in the way at the moment. sure, we cannot compete on subsidies. we have to get much better at planning projects quickly. getting electrical vehicle charging infrastructure quickly. getting onshore wind farms quickly. that at the moment is holding up the british response. i hope the government will crack that thing open in the next year if we are going to compete. alix: great point. it is the

that's tony former adviser. that's tony blair.ack, everybody if you've just tuned in, where have you been? what have you been doing that was more important to important than listening to a story? get into the day's affairs. you've missed is talking about the section 25 been invoked uk been invoked by the uk government to and stop the government to try and stop the gender reforms over in scotland . and you've just missed us talking about keir starmer's plans to reform the nhs . lots of plans to reform the nhs. lots of you. i've been in touch about that one, bernard says starmer is all rhetoric. he's got no idea how to fix it all. he's struggling to write the labour party. anthony says the first thing to do is basically to fire the incompetent and overpaid managers who are sucking the funds from the nhs. is primary purpose. angela says bringing back matron once would be a good start. hopes that hear that from you guys a lot mel i think make a good point mel you say it's who really wants to reform the nhs . they must sit down and nhs

tony. tony, primary, doctor debra docks. i see he owned in me and he comes about it and i rushed. mm. i could that be seen by for years young about. i mean i purchased that based on a day a me yeah, missing my young son rocca, zach up on east. mm. batch. moya, i foresee its magazine knees now. i'm on that page. it's me sort of to sheila. yeah, the human being a batch. yet a canadian will be brought with godaddy toys that one. i love with love. any dog we create she timing very near boys. say modern united the if you said point 3, my belly canada. i might have fears 3 are children now. boy said some of it. mm. that's lucky way. better. yeah. we're gonna make what i am not able to actually came up. oh boy chris, that door shut out, but we've been a mom. okay. and he told me they wanted to, sonya negotiate best with some richer smartphone, if you any my way through. but obama able to dial a.

i can tell you about tony. tony gonzalez is a friend of mine.enator john cornyn is a friend of mine. those two individuals, we talked many times to try to find bipartisan ways to address this issue. i will continue working with tony in appropriations and i want to work with senator john cornyn and other folks, democrats and republicans. the ones that want to find practical solutions and not just political messaging, both the left and the right. >> bill: gonzalez wasn't even invited. that's his town, el paso. wasn't even invited. henry cuellar, thank you for coming back and we'll speak again. the issue will be a long one. >> thank you, dana and bill. >> bill: thank you. >> dana: federal officials are considering a ban on gas stoves over concerns about the health effects of air pollutants. new study links gas stoves to nearly 13% of u.s. childhood asthma cases. consumer products safety commission said the rule would only apply to new problems not the 40% of american homes that already have gas stoves. inflation reduction act provides $840 rebate f

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i heard was tony benn. yes.may or may not interest listeners and viewers . robin listeners and viewers. robin wasn't quite the orator that tony benn , but robin was tony benn, but robin was formidable in the interstices debate. he was the quickest witted he the sharpest. he was the most excruciatingly painful to be attacked by in debate . to be attacked by in debate. tony wasn't really interested in debate. often he would say to people trying to interrupt, you were an incredible gentleman . were an incredible gentleman. nobody can to catch mr. nobody can try to catch mr. i knew that i didn't develop . my knew that i didn't develop. my own argument, if you don't mind and he would just go on with a absolutely uninterrupted flow of majestic eloquence and speaking about you just because you're talking about labour and tory mps there . what is it with this mps there. what is it with this damascene conversion you've had, which seems to be counter intuitive, you've gone from being quite hard right to left as you've got

tony had quote. no rights. the white man was bound to respect including of course the rights of due process. the pro-slavery interpretation of the constitution was summed up in tony's 1857 dred scott decision. the fact that it was universally denounced among republicans including lincoln. is a telling indication of how widespread anti-slavery constitutionalism was among northern opponents of slavery. horace greeley's new york tribune granted tony's decision quote just so much more await as would be the judgment of a majority of those congregated in any washington ballroom. a convention of colored citizens in troy new york denounced tawny's ruling as quote a foul and infamous lie in striking contrast to the sacred guarantees for liberty with which the constitution abounds. and as owen love joy the radical anti-slavery congressman from illinois put it. i love the constitution. all i want is to get the country back to the position of the fathers. i want the constitution that my father's gave me baptized in blood a

so, tony will have several priorities. _ this visit? so, tony will have several priorities. tony will have several priorities. first of. several priorities. first of all, he will aim to reduce tensions on both sides of the palestinians and the israelis which he is customary to doing, but he has also got another challenge on his hands, which is the interference in the judicial system that the netanyahu government that has just taken office has just proposed. now, this seems to be a sort of revenge, appeasing his far right government partners, because of course he just sacked one of the ministers at the request of the supreme court recently looming over all of this is the fresh strength that the israelis engaged in in iran and that is something that is helpful to ukraine, something we can discuss. , �* , ., ~ ., ukraine, something we can discuss. , �*, ., ~ ., , discuss. yes, let's talk a bit more about _ discuss. yes, let's talk a bit more about that. _ discuss. yes, let's talk a bit more about that. how- discuss. yes, let's talk a bit more about that. how does| discuss. yes,

tony smith, china opening its borders. how important is this then for thailand's post coven tourism market? is vitally important. and the terrorist authority in thailand says they hope that the numbers will get up to 20000000 this year. last year it was just over 10000000 . so that's a significant increase. but if you look at pre 10 friends them numbers are the chinese arrivals made up more than a quarter of time and tourists sort of target. so i think they are trying to encourage people to get. 3 back as quickly as possible until that end, the time government decided last week that it wasn't going to impose any new restrictions on arrivals from china. but it is going to require that all tourists arriving in thailand are able to show vaccination certificates. i think that's because they're very aware, the chinese government was going to react very angrily when it saw the requirements being imposed on other countries like the united states, the and the u. k. so chinese tourists will be leaving today, arriving to morrow. we

. -- >> texts released by the january six committee just showed just how chummy tony ornato was with cassidy hutchinson, including exchanges like this. >> i've ever told me told you that you're my favorite person? >> oh stop it. do you miss me at? >> and nice job homey. and then there is this exchange waiting cassidy hutchinson, and 20 ornato, january 6th as donald trump was delivering his speech were going to the capital. . a -- aaron think it's been elevated to bobby yet. mccarthy just called me to, do you guys think you're coming to my office? >> hello, well nope. whole day is nuts. >> it was way worse enough. . -- ,. . ,,, we knew former estranged and la crescenta you never stephen all schools tcm be selig lenalidomide of andrews let me be ghana you don't pinch leakey to forecasts almond forest dale every might up to and for what you've seen, t-msis massive chauvin silver getting. tony ornato claiming under oath that he does not recall, any communication with anyone, about donald trump wanting to go for the capital. that, against cassidy hutchinson's underwrote testimony, and tha

haidi: tony there with the latest.ident biden has praised japan's postwar military building, including a 60% increase in defense spinning over five years. joining us now is christopher johnson, an adviser and japan chair at the center for strategic and international studies, previously the director for east asia at the u.s. national security council and the principal director for south and southeast asia at the pentagon. christopher, great to have you with us. following the friday meeting between the two leaders, and i know prior to that you had been talking about the need to modernize the japan/u.s. alliance and these agreements reflect i guess the modern challenges of the region. do you think that conversation reflected that reality? christopher: yes i do. thank you for having me. it has been a remarkable few weeks in the u.s./japan relationship and for japan itself. as you said at the outset, in december, japan released a new national security strategy that included a number of announcements that represented unprece

former australian minister tony australian prime minister tony abbott. run you through abbott.et me run you through the front pages. first of all, i'm going to bring my guest in just a moment. martin townsend i'm going to bring my guest in just a reditort. martin townsend i'm going to bring my guest in just a reditort. mart sunday;end former editor of the sunday express. but before we hear from him, what his favourite stories are, run you through are, let me just run you through some headlines. sunday some of headlines. sunday times and buy up care bits and she has to buy up care bits to ward's sunday to clare ward's sunday telegraph. harry's guilt. i couldn't cry in public when my mother died, the observer also goes with the story about the nhs . nhs goes with the story about the nhs. nhs hospitals push goes with the story about the nhs . nhs hospitals push private nhs. nhs hospitals push private route too quick and easy care. sunday express my former stable . harry puts children in danger . that's in reference to his brag that he killed 25 taliban fighters . sunday mirror har

, tony blair and henry hill, a deputy editor of conservative home. views, your idea has got people talking. i can tell you that, harry and says i am incensed by the suggestions tonight's suggest that all the people who've paid off the mortgage should pay a bedroom tax and rent it out. how dare he. that's what marian . james he. that's what marian. james says i'm upset. he. that's what marian. james says i'm upset . lutely furious says i'm upset. lutely furious about the guest's suggestion. we should pay spare bedroom tax . should pay spare bedroom tax. james goes on to say he's got a three bedroom house. his daughter has left, grown up, moved out, but he says he saw none. and this is an awful story. i'm sorry to hear this, james. his son died of cancer when seven years when he was just seven years old. and that bedroom remained exactly same. everything in exactly the same. everything in it same. and he says know it is the same. and he says know very being taxed on very concepts of being taxed on the empty space is an insult. keep your thoughts coming

was tony going to be shot? what was going to happen?s dread. ♪ don't stop believing hold on to that feeling ♪ >> nothing's happening. they're enjoying a family meal, listening to journey. ♪ street lights people ♪ >> and it's building and it's building. ♪ don't stop ♪ >> the long black in which everybody said, did i just lose my hbo signal? what's going on there? i actually thought was kind of like the chord at the end of "sergeant pepper" in which nine pianos just hit this long, long major boooong, and it goes on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on. that black was sort of like what the series needed in order to communicate the fact that it is now officially over. >> as for "sopranos" creator david chase, he got whacked in the headlines. he got whacked by the "new york post" cartoonist, who showed fans getting whacked. and chase literally got whacked online. >> three or four days later carlton and i were in new york talking to a couple of television critics about how amazing it was. and they're like oh, there's a lot of cont

——tony.. injusto. porque bastante que tanto madonna como todas esas grandes artistas de los 80 y los 90 tienen derecho. tienen derecho a estar en el escenario. [hablan a la vez] >> yo soy sÚper catÓlico practicante y todo esto en este momento,lo que he visto no me ofende.si hubiera otro tipo de falta de respeto en cuanto a la imagen, pero me lo veo editorial. alan: es que como dice montse, si fuera—— [hablan a la vez] acuÉrdense de que ella en esta vista hablÓ de la sexualidad, de la religiÓn, con el precio que tenido que pagar por mantener—— tony: lo que pasa escribÍa lo que estaba mal antes ahora tambiÉn justo la sociedad estÁ muy mal. marce: las cosas en la vida de los estÁndares van cambiando. hay unos que se acercan y otros que no. te digo la verdad, esta foto de madonna no es tan fuerte. [hablan a la vez] alan: no estÁs haciendo pactos con satanÁs. tony: no no no, eso sÍ me parece mal. alan: increÍble pero cierto. sergio mayer defiende a luis y te decimos cÓmo. [mÚsica] quÉdense con nos

look, tony being predicted.k, tony smith says if they've got no obvious claim process and very quickly can get them out. that sounds like common sense. so it's common sense and we used to do it . it only stopped it's common sense and we used to do it. it only stopped a it's common sense and we used to do it . it only stopped a few do it. it only stopped a few years ago because of a judgement . a good judge decided that it wasn't fair, so it came to an end. but we had a detained fast track process whereby people arrived . we dealt with them arrived. we dealt with them quickly. if you're coming from a safe country , if you're coming safe country, if you're coming from albania, frankly , then you from albania, frankly, then you don't fall into the category of the sort of people that would give us some of them to or should be giving asylum to. and that was dealt with quickly . and that was dealt with quickly. and then people were returned. if then people were returned. if the decision was that they didn't qualify fo