also joining, former gubernatorial candidate tudor dixon and kevin walling. the president took to the airwaves to celebrate his win over nikki haley. >> we are going to win this. we have no choice, if we don't win, i think our country is know iffed, i do. i believe our country is finished. we have an opportunity to do something so amazing. >> kayleigh: msnbc did not add the speech, they added russia collusion from rachel maddow. the former president has opened his remarks by proclaiming falsehoods, this makes it hard to take his pronouncements live, we'll try again, though. >> kayleigh: on cnn jake tapper did not run the speech in entirety. >> i heard two or three things that need fact checking. daniel dell, maybe you would have more to do. >> kayleigh: about daniel dell fact check these tall tale says from president biden? >> for education for real in the black church. that is not hyperbole, it is a fact. i have great honor with the un ambassador. for four years i was full professor at university of pennsylvania. i was raised in the puerto rican community at

that's a problem he has. >> trace: i make the point all the time, tudor, the fact that you go across the street and it doesn't matter the wall street journal says oh, inflation's down now to three point -- the burrito is still 15 bucks. they haven't lowered the burrito price from 15 bucks and they're not going to before the election and that's the big hurt is that these restaurants have added all these surcharges they're not going to lower the price. you might get a little wiggle room on gas but, boy, overall it's just not moving. >> right. there's a few things that, as citizens, as voters, we expect from the federal government and that is to have a bolstering economy, an economy that is going incredibly well. that's what we expect to see the federal government being concerned with, and safety, public safety, and that is some -- two things that he's failing on right now. i think a lot of people are going, man, we don't know what the united states looks like with another four years of biden. >> trace: i have about 30 seconds, i would like to get both of you to weigh in on this. lanhee

my tudor, thank ou ve will be important. my tudor, thank you very much _ will be important. the grounding of 171 boeing 737 max 9 aircraft — after part of an alaska airlines plane's fuselage fell off on friday. it's expected to cause widespread disruption to flights in the us. no european airlines are thought to have the plane in their fleet. are thought to have the plane it comes after one of alaska airline's planes had to make an emergency landing on friday after losing part of its fuselage while in midflight. no—one was injured in the incident, and checks are being carried out of the boeing 737 max 9 aircraft by airlines across america. hollywood's award season gets under way in earnest on sunday with the golden globes. barbie and 0ppenheimer are tipped for success, as emma vardy reports. hi, barbie. hi, ken. it was neverjust about a plastic doll. barbie, a satire on a female's role in society, became a sensation last summer... hi, barbie. ..as audiences dressed in pink and headed to the cinema, making director greta gerwig the first female to make a $1 billion movie. i g

liz: the women's issue of abortion you know we also sing this tudor in the former president trump, he is talking on the campaign trail, have other weaponization of the justice system against him please is this election interference in 20 to the scheduling of trials on the eve of big campaign dates has we move into the 2024, election that when you look at the polls, tudor, it is nothing like about her is you know, paying much attention to these trials. tuder: let think actually i would say, conversely think they are paying attention and they are about and it seems to be driving more people to go out and spoke to support on top so is the continued to play these shenanigans and say that were going to schedule trials right and super to say in all of this, this is not affecting donald trump and pd come in for a rally need to step up to the same day in the met has the ability to fly wherever he wants this is just hyping the crowds so if you're making a huge mistake policy plays out the democrats are the number one party to prove that you do not have to be out there in place to make sure you

tudor, one state down, 49 to go.this margin of victory for donald trump, he has it in the bag. what do you think? >> tudor: look at enthusiasm, i think this is showing that trump supporters come out and add to the republican base like no other. he is in a strong position. we are seeing the country rally around him today. i see people going, this is amazing, he is winning on the border issue. this is going to be a big year and democrats are shaking in their boots right now. lawsuits have not worked, they are recall clating and going what did we do. 2016 trump is back. >> carley: donald trump victory speech was interesting, he congratulated his opponenting saying ron desantis and nikki haley did well and that vivek ramaswamy did well coming in. what is behind that? >> i think it is a smart strategy temperature is time for the party to come together. i have not gone for this people need to drop out to be loyal to donald trump. it is ridiculous argument. after seeing the numbers, this is stunning victory for donald trump

tudor: that's what think that i give to her she also she talked about when she comes to elections cc writing while she does not want this to be another basket of the portals, or to be turning off the people know they needed the middle but she seems that happening barack obama and not just letting the stuff like this is coming up because he's concert the question is, what is coming existed democratic because face it, barack obama is the leader of the democrat party and assistant democrat party telling the race, get ready to coalesce around the republicans really need to be listening to with the hey we don't think joe is doing the right thing were going to pull someone else and welcome us that, we need to be ready for the person we need to make sure that were going to be him and went over this in the middle sweet if god and tudor dixon thank you for joining us is good to see you and doctor marnie coming up been marathon seven hour session today, is handling of the wash pandemic response links to the lab in china authority say the pandemic leaked out and first maybe check in with her fr

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community against zionism believes that the general assembly of the united nations violated the idea of ​​tudorzl organizational and legal has been committed. however , the children of zion are members of the united nations. protesting the indifference of the fate of the prisoners , dozens of whom have been killed in attacks by zionist fighters and commandos. the past war and the return of captives through war will not be achieved. stop fantasizing about a heroic military operation. you must do the pow trade now. the media of the zionist regime have interpreted netanyahu's decision as the result of personal motives and stated that it is not possible to release the prisoners through war. the army has admitted the chances of returning the prisoners alive with military operations it is very little. every day the number of people alive decreases. we have control over the ground, but the prisoners are underground and we do not succeed in getting them out . the streets of tel aviv are still crowded and the number of prisoners in hamas' custody is decreasing every day. . even now in israel, we have pe

tudor dixon is the host of "the tudor dixon podcast."you look at biden, if you're a democrat, what do you see? >> some presidential candidates have surrogates. i see vultures here. this is someone waiting to pick the corpse. let's be honest, this is what it really truly is. he's waiting for him to die. he doesn't even want to talk about him when he's talking about fox news. he's like, who? no, no, no. let me love the people. i'll pretend i love them. this is like that snake a boyfriend who keeps coming back and goes, "but baby, i'm going to treat you real good this time." everybody wants a little love, and how could they not love this?" he's gross pay but it's working. >> jesse: you've never had a boyfriend like that, i'm sure. >> that's why i know how bad he is! everywoman america is like, oh, my gosh, yeah, that's who he is. that's what he wants to do to republicans. but let's face it, he's out there and he's doing his job. it's gavin newsom, governor potato head who's out there today in michigan. governor potato head has a whole artic

signed, tudor hertzel.idea of ​​hertzel's book was this: in order for jews all over the world to be safe from anti-semitic thoughts, they should live in a specific land. it doesn't matter if their religion is jewish or if they don't believe in the religion of moses, peace be upon him. the idea of ​​a jewish state for jews who they had the experience of 2000 years of displacement, it was a bold idea. contrary to what is stated in their religious texts. according to the texts of the jewish religion, the establishment of a jewish government was forbidden for the children of israel, and this displacement was a punishment that this people had to bear until the appearance of the messiah or the messiah. with all these books of the jewish state , it was passed from hand to hand among the jews. and it was from here that among the religious jews , hertzel, who gained the opposition to religion and, on the other hand , came close to the bases of power, then announced that zionism is a return to judaism. he was far fro

tudor dixon wants to shoot people. wing dirtbags. >> if we did it wrestling like a mud wrestling for girls, people would totally think that was fun. if i was a mud wrestling people would watch that too. >> you say gretchen come on out. [laughter] hello. >> i pulled potatoes spider right out of the mud and wrestle her brea brickwork says the quen who wins if you wrestle in a big mud wrestling question. >> idea. what you are wrong dude who wins? the american people when. [laughter] if you are watching folks organize this please. we totally mean it up. we'll make it as offensive as weekends wecan so trump goes dor jumpsuit starts yelling. [laughter] and we come again and th and thl something before she dissipates. [laughter] it all happens at eagle pass i think this will redo progress eagle pass, texas questioner quickly so that you go past with certain have a crowd would certainly have a crowd. razor wire for everyone bidenomics starts using that razors and cutting up lines, that is too far. the only issue with this is i

signed: tudor hertzel.dea of ​​hertzel's book was this: in order for jews all over the world to be safe from anti-semitic thoughts, they should live in a specific land. it doesn't matter if their religion is jewish or if they don't believe in the religion of moses, peace be upon him. the idea of ​​a jewish state for jews who experience two thousand years of rubble. with all these books, the book of the jewish state was circulated among the jews, and from here it was between the religious jews and hertzl, who did not believe in religion. there was a disagreement , hertsel was moving against god's will. hertsel saw no other way to legitimize his plan than to win the hearts of the opponents on the one hand and to get closer to the bases of power on the other hand. so he declared that zionism is a return to judaism. far from jewish culture and raised in a european style, he began to learn hebrew so that he could sing nawaz. in his own words , learning a few hebrew words was more difficult for him in those days

the united nations general assembly has committed an organizational and legal violation in approving tudor hertzel's idea. however, the children of zion in the organization. various political and economic tendencies compete with each other in elections. the election is subsidizing the election. why should there be a salary cap ? a strong parliament is the key. it is in the hands of the people it takes you ahead of your competitors, the government's mandated pricing , you are the manager of the football player, we don't want to remove women from the stadiums , there will be no pain . product quantity depends on it. industrial equipment and machinery, if they are worn out or old , the production wheel does not turn well, like here in the textile industry. the general condition of the textile machinery that we have in the country is unfortunately old, that is, most of the companies that we have are working with machines below 2000 , that is, all the machines that we had and in fact it is used, it belongs to the previous generations , which are not updated, they consume more energy, their weav

. >> i won't let it be to the nixons, the host of the hos tudor dixon podcast. >> tudor when you lookt gavioy lo you're a democrat, what do you see? i see some presidential candidates have surrogates. i see vulturesaldidates here. this is someone waiting to pick that corpse. i meank, be honest. this is what it really, trulyhes is. he's waiting for to die. ab to talk about him when he's talking about fox news.he's he's like, oh, wait, who? who? on fox? no, , no. let me love the people on fox. i'll pretend that i love them.si i mean, this is like that snake boyfriend who keeps coming back. he goes, but, baby, i'm going y ev time. it's like everybody wants a little love. and how could they notody want s this? >> he's gross. you've never had a boyfriend pay like that.ke t >>hat, i'm sure. hat' i, i that's why i know how bad he is. >> i think that every woman in america is like, oh, my gosh, yea h, that's who he is.that's who he that's what he wants to do to republicans. but let's face it. i mean, he's out there and he's talking about how great democrats are. he is doing joe biden's job. i

northern california and then when i ran out of classes, i did six credits on censorship during the tudor dynasty and the reason why there was there was this explosion of censorship under tudor dynasty is because of the original disruptive technology, the printing press and and people you know, we think about all the benefits, the printing press gave us. and over the long term, it absolutely did. it was transformative. there could have been no scientific revolution without it. there could have been no american or french revolution without it. but in the short term, it led to an increase in the witch trials because the bestseller was the book about how to identify which it led to. you know, of course. gross civil unrest that led to religious wars. you know, it has a lot of blood on his hands and in the 1520s and thirties, henry the eighth tried to put the genie back in the bottle bite, you know, to make this thing more or less go away and spoiler. he failed. now, that was just a situation in which you introduce several million people into the global conversation. social media has done some

yeah, it is cross q 3 stores, yours, e bus to, to bottle was it was in the book, the critic tudor, which for you to disapprove the mosquitoes to the you have you are the dumbest get of all you. if i look is um, what is the most usually good fair to push out the middle teeth to pick that up all of just thought it was really up to 3 unless you can use not stabilizer stuff for you though, but you can, especially what i'm can you find me think a little harder was able to pick out what the form you carlos goes unconfirmed down to where your status. but there's a couple who was able to put you in the doctors to talk is when you to pull them and go to school, people know in your school, most of you just got part of the website down. you must go to school. i'm interested. see, provided, find me think you is gardner's disciplined visit and image should not be one which also pharmaceuticals are going to be looking for me. can you can you call a funeral? really? it's like you did it on the stuck on the i'll follow you just have somebody who move before then your issue will book on your thing is pos

we can't control the vertical load and displacement the tudor position. and we can move in arizona direction, whatever it is inside there. to test, clearly shows rigid buildings with structural components that break easily your own well connected, do not stand to town. this is exactly how many houses in tokyo built. the flows on well attached to one another. so it's, it's being tested. you see that there is an actuated from there that could move the same busi election. and there is an actuator where the bush and for the election. so this is like, part of a busy research has collect lots of data throughout their experiments to learn more about the risk of collapsing buildings. in these tests, the saw use of the models is crucial. we need to do a lot of testing to understand the response of structures. essentially, even if today we have uh, a good capacity of numerical analysis, we are continuously discovering that to improve or to have good and reliable emetic a models. we need to feed them with good testing and testing canada, these k a to a small uh spac

recognize the deep cheese rupert the murdochs of succession from the trumps you know the stewarts the tudors you know many are the ottomans, the mughals the ming dynasty and so on but there are lots that you won't know about and many them all families that aren't ruling dynasties. because i follow samuel johnson's saying, you know, that every every kingdom is like a family and every family is like a little kingdom. and so which is a lovely quote i quoted at the beginning and. so there are hereditary. there are families that we follow through that are doctors and, novelists and historians and composers moses and soldiers and executioners and there are enslaved families. so all of them are in here and everywhere. i use family as a tether to cover the great subjects of history. do you think i as one follow up on the question i don't think you just directly the book but why should you is that the breaking of families has been a kind of conscious strategy is much too antiseptic a word the kind of conscious tactic of brutality. i mean one sees that the moment, you know, the desperation of israeli

he was on the international side at two-door -- tudor investments. and he worked at the imf.to have experience in international economics, and he is going to the heartland of america to deal with u.s. domestic economics. katie: going to st. louis, an interesting move there. let's talk about how long this search check. i promise we are going to get to the bond market, but when it comes to this search we had jim bullard it, he announced in july he would step down in mid august. we have had an interim since then. the amount of time, is that unusual when we are looking for new heads? mike: this one has been fairly quick, given the fact that jim bullard's announcement was sort of a surprise. jim bullard would have been leaving in 2026, so they thought they had more time, and he took a job that interested him early, so they had to get together a search committee and vet all of the candidates, etc. kansas city went more than a year in trying to find their new president, so for st. louis it is a much quicker process. guy: i will bring liz in now, because i think we should. -- do you

we have tudor dixon live on set. dagen: yeah.hirts, nikki haley can recycle some of those. something to say about old haley from down in south carolina. steve moore on the less new anti-energy, anti-youth policy suing local gas stations. and then mike rowe on americans losing faith in the value of college as they damn well should. top of the hour.ess. ♪ i splurged a little because liberty mutual customized my car insurance and i saved hundreds. that's great. i know, right? i've been telling everyone. baby: liberty. did you hear that? ty just said her first word. can you say “mama”? baby: liberty. can you say “auntie”? baby: liberty. how many people did you tell? only pay for what you need. jingle: ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ baby: ♪ liberty. ♪ get over here kids. time for today's lesson. wow. -whoa. what are those? these are humans. they rely on something called the internet to survive. huh, powers out. [ gasp ] are they gonna to die? worse, they are gonna get bored. [ gasp ] wait look! they figured out a way to keep the inter

you don't see tudor dixonyo chatting with a dish of cold slopu don or coleslaw. but that's democrats for you. a governor who talks to starches s. >>ve and a president who's a vegetable guy.ichiga kat as a native michigander, is that what you said? michigandendr. michigan. michigander. how do you explain this? hm expm. hi okay. well, we do sketches on this show sometimes. yes. ifs somebody came to me with a newspt and i looked down and it said i've got some yukon gold news for you. you're my bestu ar spud. like, i wouldn't do it right.o t i would also, who on the staff has a problem with me? yeah i'd prefer you just tell me directly. yeah, right. first girl, your staff hates you. >> there's no way anybody could have watched that. >> like, wrote this book. like, this is going to look good. yeah. everybody that works for her hate everybthat wors her because thig would have not gone through any other way. this is humiliating. and you coulot d told you coulds humi have known to be humiliating. so you people hate you. sorrliy to stop you here, but i'll be the one to te

but it's not simply going back to the tudor period. it goes back to the 13th 14th. well, the late the late 13th, the 14th century, and of course, it uniquely was a constitution that could adapt . constitution that could adapt. whereas every european constitution of the ancien regime had to be torn down in order to accommodate new social classes . when you get the classes. when you get the chartist campaign going, they don't campaign to pull down parliament, they campaign for representation and for annual elections and to elections to strengthen parliament and women. the same and the working class the same. they want representation. and again , what representation. and again, what we forget and i think dare i say, i think you as parliamentarians have let us down in this respect. the reason that parliament used to command the respect that it did was its sense of universal representation, which again , the representation, which again, the judges of the 14th century spell out very clearly . see, everybody out very clearly. see, everybody i

but it's not simply going back to the tudor period. it goes back to the 13th 14th. well, the late the late 13th, the 14th century, and of course, it uniquely was a constitution that could adapt . constitution that could adapt. whereas every european constitution of the ancien regime had to be torn down in order to accommodate new social classes . when you get the classes. when you get the chartist campaign going, they don't campaign to pull down parliament, they campaign for representation and for annual elections and to elections to strengthen parliament and women. the same and the working class the same. they want representation. and again , what representation. and again, what we forget and i think dare i say, i think you as parliamentarians have let us down in this respect. the reason that parliament used to command the respect that it did was its sense of universal representation, which again , the representation, which again, the judges of the 14th century spell out very clearly . see, everybody out very clearly. see, everybody i

, channel five chose to history, channel five chose to cast a black actress jodie turner—smith as tudor has been suggested that winston churchill could be the next focus of colour blind casting, as it's called . in an interview with the called. in an interview with the telegraph, actor danny sapani said would be okay for said that it would be okay for a black actor to play churchill, but it would have to work both ways, suggesting that a white actor could play a black historical figure too. but do you agree? should a black actor play you agree? should a black actor play sir winston churchill? let me know your thoughts. email me gbviews@gbnews.com. tweet me at gb news. and while you're there, go and take part in our poll. i'll bring you the results very shortly this. i'm shortly to debate this. now i'm joined femi nylander joined by activist femi nylander and leader henry and former ukip leader henry bolton. thank you bolton. both of you, thank you very, much. henry. would very, very much. henry. would you agree black churchill ? >> 7- >> no, not 7— >> no, not for 7_ >> no, not for a ? >

this is a snapshot of the very height of tudor society of henry and society.hese drawings, what you see is the evolution of that society, you start with society, because you start with thomas and john fisher, who thomas more and john fisher, who were both executed by henry for opposing him on the divorce from catherine of aragon. and the disestablishment of sorry, the removal of the church from the control of rome. and then you see anne boleyn and thomas howard, who were both later executed for having an affair. anne boleyn was , of course, the anne boleyn was, of course, the reason for the reformation. then you see jane seymour, the queen, who henry is supposed to have loved in her loved the most. and in her picture, when was picture, painted when she was a year from death , which, of year from death, which, of course didn't know this, but course she didn't know this, but she childbirth . you see, she died in childbirth. you see, the of the woman and the innocence of the woman and her unease position in her unease with the position in which she's found hersel

uh, once upon a time, i think it was in the tudor ages, actually, to walk around pineapple when it aroundple when it was accessory. so was like an accessory. yeah. so to it on your breakfast to then put it on your breakfast plate and eat it showed that you were yeah, well, were of high wealth. yeah, well, peter, greece peter, in greece and greece and your cypriot. peter, in greece and greece and youyes.)riot. peter, in greece and greece and youyes.)rio sort of cypriot >> yes. by sort of cypriot parentage like there's fruit is a big part of greek a big part of the greek breakfast, but you're not mixing it up with cooked baked beans . it up with cooked baked beans. >> absolutely. it's like putting saltyeah. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> sure we're all >> not sure we're all going to be trying that later on. >> miss that. and do >> so don't miss that. and do let know you make of let us know what you make of pineapple on on english pineapple on on a full english and matthew right. and matthew you were right. actually it's meant be in actually it's meant to be in place tomatoes or mushrooms. place of to