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is that tucker? tucker? that dog's name? tucker? yeah. oh. it is. yeah.ay for you. tucker. hey, puppies! >> you're not gonna bite me, are you? >> the man driving was arrested. we don't know what charges he's facing, but tucker is now safe and sound and back with his owners. >> time is 815, and we still have a crash in san jose campbell area. and this would be on southbound 17 right there. southbound 17 traffic at camden avenue. it's an injury crash, and traffic is backed up nearly from the 280 interchange. this vehicle was seen speeding prior to the collision and was apparently, according to witnesses, driving recklessly and then got into a crash. southbound 17 near camden avenue. northbound 880 recovering. now this is recovering after some earlier problems near high street. there was a car fire there. bay bridge has absolutely no backup here. that's great news. driving into san francisco at 815. weather should be nice today, i think, is what i heard the man say here. steve. >> i think you know it will be sal. that is correct, sir. all right. reno 28. i s

but then brian tucker and i, the great brian tucker, were like, what if this is just a guy at a partyy and also repeating things that he heard elsewhere. and then we had the secret ears made out of the same -- >> seth: he was saying like, nobody can tell you're wearing them. [ light laughter ] >> right, yes. thank you. >> seth: that was the thing -- >> seth gets get's the joke. and we had these ear muff things made the same, like, color and texture as steve's hair. [ light laughter ] >> seth: you always talk -- we were talking about donna and eric backstage, wardrobe people. the hair department -- set department's best in the world. everybody works at "snl" is the best in the world. >> i mean the gold standard. i almost said the f-word. >> seth: do you have -- do you have anything you remember? sometimes i remember they would put an incncredible ount of work into something that you would feel shame about because it was a dumb idea and they were bringing their professionalism to your whimsy. >> yes. well, james anderson and i wrote a sketch called jer-mazing. >> jimmy: jer-mazing. i re

instead, the white house will be inviting, took tucker's bloggers and podcast. there's to sit next to the podium in spots usually occupied by staffers or recognition perhaps of the role those kinds of voices played in president trump campaign. one of the more attention grabbing parts of the briefing was this regarding cuts the for an aide that there was about to be $50000000.00 taxpayer dollars that went out the door to fund condoms in gaza. that is a preposterous waste of taxpayer money that was later repeated by the president himself for for conservative media picked it up. do you think? come off squares condoms. no, they make condom bombs. and i'm also flights the condom straps on and explosives and floats them into israel. it's a dual use technology. in fact, the story is entirely baseless. u. s. government figures show the of the $60000000.00 a for an 8 spent on reproductive health around the world. only 7000000 of that was spent on condoms and not a penny if it went to gaza next, right to china. now where the countries, entertainment industry is undergoing

you know, being close to tucker from sophie. tucker was sick. everyone's really cool. shaboozey got game. it's really cool. everyone's really nice and, like, really talented. now, with the return of basketball to the arena, some fans are reminiscing about all the memories made by the warriors in this building tonight. bay area fans hope the all star attention on the bay brings more business to oakland. i think it's great and i hope that a lot of people see the bay area and want to come to the bay area, and i hope the people that bought this it will be successful. i really want that for oakland. again. team barry bonds winning tonight 66 to 55. a lot of people just excited to see these celebrities out on the court and in oakland. so there was a lot of excitement here tonight and also a lot of pride you guys. that looks pretty fun. thank you. velena now sunday is the actual all star game. but there's a lot of other events, concerts, nba conferences, all sorts of things happening before that. that includes the nba experience at moscone center. nbc's christie smith is ther

i'm so used to like drop moment tucker, beautiful, sweet. so the british media, obviously, piers morgan is a very, very powerful voice in the british media. remember, she was the editor of a big u. k. newspaper big u. k. newspaper, who got a slap on the wrist for illegally stealing information on how i can people's phones to find out what they're talking about and provide me the amount of on our, our peers. but in the states, as uh, the big dawson's a roller coaster is in full flow 11 in the back. maybe it's the one on charge. the democrats are still staring at the body. they're still looking at that white chalk mark on the ground wondering how did see the whole goes wrong. so you got to find a reason why you got to find a way to say, oh you, maybe it was racism. maybe come i last spoke, crushing a white maybe is cause she a black oh, she's not black girl. she maybe it's because she's she was a poor black woman. she was in par on. she's not actually black. me don't, don't want that stuff and all that stuff to on the video or how many of you

the most acute is the shortage of labor due to young farm work has been conscripted as soldiers. tucker the slow yes indeed . our enterprises facing certain difficulties with the board posts by the many of all people that have gone to the front of which some of them have been exempt enough. but now the process of the exemption is on the way, and it's not going very well. we submitted the documents the month ago, but the renewal of all a critical infrastructure of state goes to it has not yet been drawn up on your on to address the labor shortage. farm is one tommy reserve is currently not involved in front line fighting to work for them. union members to shy was the ukraine, lacks workers in enterprises. as many people would defend our country at the beginning of the war. consequently, ensuring a sufficient, what force is a critical challenge. we're trying to address this through the reserve system. but even if recruitment shortage is a result that all of the problems rushes attacks against farming and poets still continue. russian army has laid land mines in about 20 percent of arable

don't call them tucker carlson about needle. yes. the defense of alliance, we never did anything wrong. so be a, come in, come in belgrade, run the video, is that it's a, it's a defensive organization. how is it a defense? is it just never to proactively, aggressively was lobby what was going on. and they were bombing out of questions. a knew this. why did you remember that? yeah, that was pretty offensive. nato was always operated in a defensive. how. what about something? yes. that's how they create in kosovo. defensive what it was defense. oh, it was. oh yes it was the grass or there was no my my brother in law was this for the the lawyer the yeah. think nights it was never actually i did you know that please as of, i mean course i designed to anybody without the inside is always the defensive. so right. okay. of the estimate of the, the just the support you to submit to the side of your head and i feel like i babble for superior knowledge. i totally got this wrong. can't believe i had such a silly idea. i'm so used to like tough

you heard tucker carlson also recently say why is rush hour? and i mean, they shouldn't be our enemy. who said they were, well, you know, who said they were the clintons. why did the clintons that obama administration say that because they were financially benefiting from that because it was a known enemy that they could get more defense money and, and here we go back into the circle of the money again. but um, i think with donald trump is going to try to do is bring peace. however, he has made these aggressive statements about brits, where he said, you know, he was, you know, kind of some piece to his chest about terrorists if they tried to create their own currency and move away from the dollar. one thing about donald trump is that he's hard to predict. he'll say he's doing one thing, and then you know, he might gets weighed in a different direction. however, all that said, he's been very clear about wanting to end this conflict and no more money going to ukraine. no more money going through an illegitimate president with zalinski, he's never

my bed speaking with tucker cross and when he detailed a slew of examples of agency hand and creating chaos and toppling governments around the block. and basically there was a conflict around around the constructive u. s. military base in the region, which is very common conflict that we have often times foreign countries don't like having a big fat us military base installed, you know, on they don't want for insurance on there. so let's just say it really is vital to us national interest to build that military base in bangladesh to counter chinese influence. and the bangladesh of prime minister doesn't want to do it. and so our foreign policy planners decide we need to do resume change. we've got to talk about this here with the audience or charlotte to begin our sharing have started with us here in the studio. this is such a story. i mean, every day is like the gift that keeps on giving us a id. now we're talking about the coo and bangladesh. i know that bang goal is a big factor. how did washington and why did washington pull this off? yeah, that's why i just wanna explain 1st the

now they don't believe there's any link to terrorism. tucker was among the dead. he's believed to have taken his own life. a sweden is in shock, it's a whole row that unfolds it here. i just sent us an adult education police they, they believe the suspect to the attack of who had not seen none to them, acted alone. the reason we couldn't give them more precise information at this stage is because the injuries are so expensive that we're doing several things right now. on one hand, it's about identifying those who have died, but also following up the injury situation. then we're also carrying out an extensive investigation. we still believe we have the primary perpetrator to find out the hold him came out or you had any special readings. prime minister condemned the attack. we always all set that boot tall today. we have seen brutal and deadly violence begins completely innocent, people must leave thing on. this is a worst mass shooting and swedish history and new socks, not as yet. there are very few answers for you all kind of can give those answers that either h

answers yet is also growing. authorities have given very little information other than to say the a tucker had no police record and onto the gun legally as to a possible motive. they've ruled out terrorism and gang connections, but also suggested he was not driven by etiology late wednesday, however, multiple media outlets reported that the shooter was a 35 year old swedish man regard, a unemployed. he had once been enrolled the school. some report say he shouted racist remarks. well, shooting a blurs mayor says his city is in shock. any urges patients with the investigation . we and we don't know yet, and i don't think it's time to speculate, but i hope that the police will find the motive and why this is up that law student write him out to lift things. she knows why, from our lead is how they talk, how they just talk about us as an issue. as a problem, the immigrants never. the less shawn's book or more on desk would tend to respect, got along with his wife, is an deter, these things can not stop us from going to school. lots of going into exist integrated to the society, so it would no

it's local office direct to wait, and how much hessen is trying to help customers, but tucker is empty and the only service you can provide is bank applications that soon, and that'll be, it has to be really. we depend for cash and the central bank of to done which hasn't she opened yet. that's where we obtain the cost to this press to people. and that's where we can deposits and the amounts that we have. site think logistical reasons. the government hasn't been able to distribute with the new couple see in wasn't with any until that type of people are continuing to deal in the kind of see that was previously the commission. how much fund a da 0, whether or not they need to that let's it from a new club play more. of course in the websites out is there a dot. com is the address. when you come up here in officer right off the we go to with the it's one of the most recognized sites around the world. thing for support from phone and why? what's the funds back home? it's more than just a football club. anyone who says politics should be left off of football and you doesn't know about footb

but tucker is empty and the only service you can provide is bank applications soon and that would be, it has to be really, we depend for cash and the central bank of to don, which hasn't you opened yet? that's where we obtain the cost to this press to people and it's where we can deposit any amounts that we have. so i think logistical reasons. the government hasn't been able to distribute the new couple seats in working with any until that type of people are continuing to deal in the kind of see that was previously the commission. how much fun, a da 0 was and the thing to that one. 0, one east is coming up next to don't forget the website because that's more information there. obviously the adults and robots and stay with us. the ukraine. a father front line, a mother and children. can this kind of the see a future when the sky is clear, the site is without and the ukraine escaping the dock with out just the human nation whose tongue and risk taking beauty fame this fruits christine to environment to jeanette on the do for the nation going to is how does one, especially the world's 1s

but tucker is empty and the only service you can provide is bank applications soon and that would be, it has to be really, we depend for cash and the central bank of to don, which hasn't you opened yet? that's where we obtain the cost to this press to people and it's where we can deposit any amounts that we have. so i think logistical reasons. the government hasn't been able to distribute the new couple seats in working with any until that type of people are continuing to deal in the kind of see that was previously the commission. how much fun, a da 0 was. and the thing to that the, i'm the demonstrations and the binds a dash of stones, the hey and this exiled full not prime is so shake has seen a thousands of processes gather them set far as i have seen his family home in the capital, dr. purchases were enraged by a speech she published on social media from exile in debt. in india, you, denny has ignored kohls to expedite, has seen that she is accused of ordering extra additional killings and orchestration the full disappearance of hundreds of political opponents during lost . his st

an extra long walk currently so you don't have to worry about it tomorrow, as we're all kind of tuckeredand staying inside from the system. luckily, it does clear up on friday and we are going to see some drier conditions on the back end once we head into this weekend's forecast, and we'll keep you updated on that here in the weather center as we take a look at the next seven days. now, here's what we can expect upper 50s and lower 60s for our daytime highs. it will be nice and mild for us once this atmospheric river rolls through, but for now, at the bay, we're under flood watches starting tonight. we're also dealing with wind advisories throughout the bay area, and small craft advisories, too, just along the shoreline. so this is a good time to prepare as it's still dry and it's still calm outside. it's going to look a lot different as we head into the next couple of days. luckily drying up as we head into this weekend's forecast. you head all the way over into our inland spots. it's a very similar trend to over into the east bay, the santa clara valley, upper 50s and lower 60s are exp

jeffrey tucker joins me now to discuss it. always great to see you. with is a mass movement. that is a basically furious about what happened in the covid-19 years when they shut the church was, shut the schools, shut the businesses, made us stay home, restricted our travel, we couldn't have weddings and funerals, could not visit grandma in her home. that was the level of intrusion on american liberty and why did it have been? we found out in time they had a special shot for us and that shock came, they mandated it for us. it didn't work the way they promised. and what you saw birthed out of that covid experienced the last five years as mass incredulity. and really a kind of theory. answer curiosity what is really going on beneath the surface here? wanted all of this happen to us. so rfk's confirmation today represents i would say the ultimate repudiation of five years of what i would call basically hell. so it is very invigorating and very exciting. i think the health care establishment knows this, big pharma knows this, they have to deal with that it

i'm a big tucker carlson fan. i followed him for 26 years. when fox got rid of him -- all the podcasts have been fired from fox. napolitano. o'reilly, megyn kelly. mainly i listen to napolitano. he had on professor jeffrey sachs from columbia. he gives the best description of all the world history the united states has been in. i even knew this one. in 2014, under obama, newland -- host: victoria nuland. caller: we overthrew -- there was a guy. we overthrew the government in 2014 to put another guy in because the guy that was in there wanted to be too close to russia and shift away from the eu, this and that. we got this other guy in. i don't want to get into stupid stuff, the burisma thing, we know what happened there. i believe trump when he says the war would have never happened. everybody says he is a trump supporter -- you know, putin lover or something. heck. i believe him. i think he doesn't want to see people get killed. i don't either. i with vietnam. i'm 73 years old. host: do you think ukraine should be at the table or should this

gardens in for some folks that are the association for english, 3 to one minus name was presented to tucker i did that, but i'm good from cushion. they did the let me just go through manually so i do understand the appreciate you with the expression to allow us to be in california. sure. study. ask solve of the oh no, no, no, this is a protest rally held in run by the relatives of soldiers himself and from depleted uranium, italy, until the end for the 1st time, the dust from depleted uranium shells can cause fatal diseases when the soldiers began to return from comfortable and motel here, where they carried out nato. so called peacekeeping mission the project and alejandro for nancy fundamentalist with at least biggest independent youth portal comment done kashodi. so investigating how depleted uranium affected italian, so just health know have them what you had got you equipment them or the maybe diety a or told me that she had come a lot. the windmill fell on a deeper post showing an army. neil people on the little fence that they should be back in the sheets on a political the media die

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this is tucker. he's a sweet boy who loves to swim.pool for the season. just look at him. okay? so he hits on the deck longingly. so what did his owners do to cheer him up? check this out. >> do you want to go swimming? come on! all right, guys. you ready? all right. excuse me, sir. >> they rented a pool. tucker's mom said she just couldn't bear to see him that sad. so they rented an indoor saltwater pool for tucker and his bestie. i don't know what his bestie's name is, but that is one cure for the winter blues. >> do the people they're renting from know that there were dogs in there? >> nothing like wet dogs. >> that was a boost for all dogs watching, for sure. >> and dog lovers. >>> guys, we have oscar winner halle berry in the house. >> yes, she's on a mission to improve wowomen's heth and has an exclusive announcement tied to her inspiring he was. but, first, your local news. . lergists, helps heal your skin from within. severe allergic reactions can occur. get helpight away for face, mouth, tongue or throat swelling, wheezing or

it is the kind of thing tucker carlson could have written. and carlson is a fool. the thing is, again, wicker voted to confirm. >> and he knew exactly who texas was, at least to the extent that they wanted to know who pete hegseth was, considering the fact that republicans just wanted to push this nomination through as quickly as possible, like all the nominations. so you'd have to sit and think too hard about who what they're voting for. they knew, like wicker, other defense hawks knew who pete hegseth is, that he can talk the talk but can't back up running the pentagon, that he will just do whatever trump tells him to do because he knows who gave him this job. and so wicker, i think, doesn't even have the same excuse as some of the other senators. like he knew this will be bad for something i care about, but i care. i care about the politics. to get back to chuck's point and mitch mcconnell, like for all the reason that he all the reasons he voted potentially to vote against these nominees, the reason why he was able to actually go through with it is not just bec

and back when he was at fox, tucker carlson launched a relentless campaign to portray south africa'sve long been orbiting around trump, but now they appear to have recruited him. bottom line it's clear who's influencing who trump is adopting elon musk's beliefs and handing him the powers of the presidency to implement them. in just the last hour, secretary of state marco rubio tweeted that he will not attend the g20 summit in johannesburg, sounding very trumpy when adding that, quote, south africa is doing very bad things like expropriating private property. i recently spoke to patrick gaspard, a former u.s. ambassador to south africa, and asked him about trump's threat to take funding away from that country. >> if there's. >> so much to say about that. >> joy, let. >> me first say that with. >> elon musk. >> and donald trump, you're never quite sure if they're actually angry about a thing or if they're performing in anger because they have another agenda that they're trying to advance. it's really important to remember that with both of these two characters, elon musk met very recen

. >> if i took karina to take out a restraining order, i think that very possibly tucker may have had some ill feelings toward faith for doing that. >> but eric willingly cooperates with police. his apartment and car are searched for evidence, but eric comes up clean on all accounts, and his dna doesn't match any found at the scene. police then test the dna of many other young men. some of them were at the nightclub where faith and karina had partied. none was a match. >> i've been told that some of the sports teams were tested. i've been told that every male in the apartment complex was tested. >> complying with a freedom of information request. police finally released a trove of documents, many of them redacted, with names blacked out. most disturbing to the family is not what they find in the new information, but what is missing. >> it was about two years before we got the autopsy results, and i'm not quite sure why they want exactly say she was raped. >> police documents showed another possible clue. >> two years went by before we knew anything at all about the note that was left

regression scene for some folks that are the association for english, 3 to one minus name was presented to tucker. i did that, but i'm good from cushion meeting the new days, got to the manual hygienist of the bridge and with the inspiration to allow us to in california shift on you ask yourselves that's the way. oh no, no, no, you just tell me that this is a protest rally held in run by the relatives of soldiers himself and from depleted uranium italians land for the 1st time the dust from depleted uranium shells can cause fatal diseases when the soldiers began to put down from comfortable in mattel's here, where they carried out nato so called peacekeeping mission, yakima project, and alexandra for nancy for general list with italy's biggest independent news portal company done kashodi. they're investigating how depleted uranium affected italian soldiers health? no, and then we'll check. got your equipment, the more the media diety, a or to me that she had come out the window. i don't want to do proport. sony in order me neal football and kid, the little finance and they she really, becky, the

you have tucker carlson, whose people are in every facet of the trump administration, his supporters, even his family members. and tucker carlson literally went to russia to sit down with vladimir putin into disseminate his propaganda. so it's very dangerous for us. and that's why the american people need to understand what's going on with their national security right now, and that ukraine is not ukraine is not a charity case for us. we're just not doing this out of the goodness of our heart. we support ukraine because u.s. national security and our economy rely on it. >> where are your republican colleagues this morning who were very much supportive of president zelenskyy and ukraine when russia invaded almost three years ago, have traditionally been very hard on russia. and before that, the soviet union. >> well, i just got back from the munich security conference, which is the world's largest international security conference, and i went on a bipartisan congressional delegation with dozens of members of congress, republicans and democrats. i spent a lot of time we fly over there t

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bones of rebuilding the country head one said, all of his institutions, all the states were also tucker state, but now operating on a police disposal of sir in helping this massive reconstruction. i mean, what i show roles so paid tribute to that support, but it's very interesting. there was no concrete signs of what that commitment will be, and it does appear that shara is, will see a bit of a balancing act before he came to turkey. he went to saudi arabia and that was a scene is a very important symbolic move, a message to the, our country. it's that syria will not become a proxy of turkey, which many have country sphere given turkey simple, and it's proximity to syria. so the, i think he's bulky, a balancing act between both turkey. i'm the, our well, and especially as he will be a way to spot take these offers as a full talk. he's crisis really, economy cuts very little money to give money, is what syria need on site is more likely to come from saudi arabia on the gulf states. so we probably all be seeing there was a bit of a balancing act, a serious silence kentucky and the are wel

he finds the deal flow who for the harm for a three-point justin tucker ear high. 29 points tonight latern the 4th quarter where you're starting to pull 6 step in the corner. >> there is his 6th 3 of the he had 32 points and 7 assists. moments later, the healed, body heals. he makes the nice part a drops in the triple. but he had 18 points that does lead this game. i-11 points with 3 minutes left but they just couldn't on. jordan clarkson with a 3 of his own for utah. all of a sudden the jazz are back within 2 to 2 with under a minute to or you're still up by 2 step finding dray his layup blocked by kessler jazz go the other way. the on-stage george, the go-ahead 3. he had 26 points off the bench. 9 seconds left. now warriors down 3 catches the ball budzinski. sit down the it's intercepted and the warriors for some reason choose not to foul clocks just going to run out and that does it. the warriors who's a heartbreaking one. 31 1.28. she has outscored 20 to 6 in the final 3 minutes of the game while they to try to college basketball. now, stanford taking on wake forest tonight on the far

among government agencies, lack of monitoring and enforcement from each other a i'll just say to tucker, you can just got them all on our website. just had to, i'll just say we're a dot com please continue say of to people in the of the sun rises brilliantly here, the history was written and the nature became a theory is here, the beast. and incidentally, the timeless journey and car is located in the northwest of cambodian, covering 400 square kilometers containing the temples, ancient irrigation, canals and lakes. and also in portion plate people. and i have a lot of the young those values that i know i know like my belong get a model goal. if if i was into a family stepping it fixed across hancock, park and homes have been demolished on legal order. and since the government, we believe in human rights, we defend human rights. alcohol is a living site, and we cannot understand encore with god. it's one of many, are we not? it's cheaper. the 1030 is unco talk with the fabulous 10 to the bank or what is its heart was and it's time the greatest city on s, capital of the may, the april co

the crime in tucker seldom declared war on russia. ultimately lose. first, petition of colon does underway. pretty names. usually a theme in the pretty vehicle really raised your car or you will develop of to be what, what do you may be a little somebody asked me by name tag that when your mind really you service difficult. yeah. it's a new poignant. you mentioned authority and board trip, and i'm watching for us cuz i didn't know label might save me is through just to me what i did. it is easy and when we didn't buy deals or we took, you can students that are kind of just the, i'm not, i'm not sunglasses, use the restroom, unappreciated to useful drugs. you mean you're not, you could have, she's concluded, would it be similar to the human machine? oh, my goodness, computer or negative. there's no way to both get to it as do the russian gains portions of villarreal, except livonia. look, alicia, inhabited by ru sense of young shame and thoughts of less of poland, remaining austria's hands. the brush takes upon the radiance and shall 1000000 mentorship

now speaking with talk show host tucker carlson. mike bens detailed the agency is rolled in toppling government all around the world. they saw the l g b, t population at 2 at 2 bangladesh, she ethnic minority groups and young students and student groups who had already been protesting earlier that year because of some local local politics issue there. and, and they noted, you know, that the rap music was, was popular and the young people were listening to rap music in bangladesh. so what do they do? they, they turned around and they took us taxpayer funds. they get a 100 percent of the money from, from the state department, and they work closely with usa. they actually administer usaid programs all over bangladesh and all over the world. and they funded bangladesh. she rap groups to produce a songs and music videos insinuating that people should take to the streets and do street protests and you know, the classic a peaceful protest that's has the the upside of being a right now. all right, yeah, my colleague here, nato niels spoke t

this are regarding press freedom at tucker carlson probably will benefit out of that because um he'll get his press credentials pretty easily. what did you make of him saying there was an assassination attempt plans by the so called bible by blinking sullivan powers administration to kill boot and that in my opinion, yeah, i don't know what to make of it. i do know that the ukranian government attempted to kill vladimir putin with a drone attack on the kremlin, which failed. and that, that is one of their objectives. and it does appear to be it aligns with the objectives that we've exposed that were outlined in documents by a secret. british military intelligence sell is overseen by a veteran, military intelligence official and m. i 6 official, chris donnelly. we've exposed that through a series of investigations that the great zone by kit clarin berg, where the ukrainians military, as it loses ground on the battlefield, is being redirected through into kind of terror operations on russian soil sabotaged operations. we publicize for the 1st time, the secret blueprint to blow up the co

among government agencies, lack of monitoring and enforcement from each other a i'll just say to tucker, that brings us to the end of this show. 11 east. now the, the connecting communities adoption with never a benevolent effort. my family didn't need to be separated. my family needed to be supported. this isn't just about korea, this is a global industry. opening up the conversations. would you say a conferences are? do people have less stress? because there won't be this out. the forget for people who are actually facing the brunt of climate change with fresh perspectives from lesser heard voices. the stream explores the key issues of our times on i'll just sierra, the tiny south korean island feels like just a few kilometers in north korea. so it's the full year long enough. well, technically, the 2 careers estimate for intentions from high in this heavily miniaturized zone or nothing. this is connie, is she, she was on the phone, the phone, just hold up the phone. i'll get them when they're more than 50 years ago. north korea abducted thousands of fishermen from a nearby island aft

it should be a card table to put put you more new tucker and germany. she beverly, now come on. you've started me. we're way me the most uh i me, ah, reach the thongs to where do you think you're shooting? you say this key save, which i know that's pretty good to just disappear. is there music on 50 or what? exactly? because i'm not sure if that will when you switch to what the total cost less died . if the, if the, when you send me the, with the, with go green solution, the voltage in the mess, catch the near couple more than not the new i shouldn't, can use. that's not to get that at the fix cause it to where you only look for daniel nick, stuck with a one year to the west is drowning ukraine and its own the, in the event of a direct confrontation between russian and nato does. next. poland has also been militarily indispensable to bring the armaments into the crane with which to fight its battle against russia. so poland right now enjoys a pretty good reputation in the united states. the us military presence in poland does about 10000 strong. the number of nathan ministry ban

the pair posted a photo from the white house with tv host tucker carlson on thursday. he's wanted to be able to do this for a long time today. thousands of usa id staffers were put on forced leave. a federal judge blocked that for now signs outside the agency that provides humanitarian assistance or gun president trump and republicans want to shut it down 90% of what they spend money on is just flushing it down the toilet musk and the trump administration are trying to cut the federal workforce cut funding to programs and slash regulations. but democrats say they need to go through congress to cut government spending. elon musk isn't finding waste. >> he's blocking spending. he doesn't personally agree with. also in the administration is cross airs the department of education. we're going to be looking at department of education. we're going to be looking at even our military. california representative mark takano led a group of house demacrats to the department worried it'll lose funding next. a man who said he was security blocked them from entering >> still taxpayer

but other things i was wanting to talk about, the real situation is tucker, cos. i'm talking to the restriction of russia and talking to put me talking to france while you're not talking and show the situation how the brands are being sold as a dog to the fact. why don't not be the question. what do they want? the real piece be free, the one kind of piece, the death, or is it going to be controlled by the russia in the rush left russia? that's what people say. we just want peace, go horseback, and we just want to be developing back again. that's what they want, but the west is know that this is the life of the didn't even talk about it because they are afraid of the terms because it comes out of the whole western so called deep all the way the payment a what the i'm, i'm under a real, i'm literally glad you brought it up. i mean, a well over a 1000000, the thing is 1300000 ukrainians came to russia after the as i most started. okay. i've never heard that in history where the so called aggressor, except uh, uh, people playing for a bit apparently uh, fleeing to the

mike then sat down with john this tucker carlson, detailing a number of times when the agency cemented kale. i'm even toppled governments here . he highlights events in bunker dash last summer. basically, there was a conflict around around the constructive u. s. military base in the region, which is very common conflict that we have often times foreign countries don't like having a big fat us military base installed, you know, on they don't want for insurance on there. so let's just say it really is vital to us national interest to build that military base in bangladesh to counter chinese influence. and the bangladesh of prime minister doesn't want to do it. is our foreign policy planners decide. we need to do regime change the allegations it by us say id, just keep on coming. a few months ago when protesting gulf finally dashed, forcing the pm to flee for her life, she said the us was behind them. i could have remained impala if i had surrendered the sovereignty of saint martin island and allowed america to hold sway over the bay of bengal. b u. s. she said wanted to build a military

mike bens speaking with tucker carlson, detailed agency's role in creating tales and toppling governance worldwide. has one recent example that he highlighted. they saw the l g, b population to, to bangladesh, sheet ethnic minority groups, and young students and student groups who had already been protesting that earlier that year because of the big some of the local, local politics issue there. and, and they noted, you know, that at rap music was, was popular and young people were listening to rap music in bangladesh. so what do they do? they, uh, they turned around and they took us taxpayer funds. they get a 100 percent of the money from, from the state department, and they work closely with usa. they actually administer usaid programs all over bangladesh and all over the world. and they funded bangladesh. she rafter, oops, to produce songs and music videos insinuating that people should take to the streets and do street protests. and you know, the classic a peaceful protest that's has the, the upside of being a riot. but last august, who in bonded test, which ultimately saw prime mini