the uni party is make ukraine great again. the uni party is all about funding every single foreign war. they think this is the business model that needs to be done. americans do not want to send their hard earned tax dollars to fund the murder in foreign countries and fed up with it and screaming as loud as they possibly can. our economy should not be built on the wars in foreign countries. that's know what our economy should be built on. that's not how you grow jobs in america. that's horrific and needs to end. that's what the uni party does and continues. mike johnson fully embraced it and he funded 61 billion-- 61 more billion dollars to ukraine. funded a war in israel while he funded hamas and gaza. how do you support israel when you're funding hamas and gave more money away while our border stays open and today, 300 americans will die from fentanyl and tomorrow and the next day 300 more americans will die from fentanyl poisoning because there's a war on america, led by the cartels in mexico and nobody in washington d.c. g

they funded the uni party agenda. they funded the status quo that washington, d.c., just wants to keep going and keep going. you know what happened? that's why republicans lost the mid terms in 2018. and nancy pelosi became speaker. republicans didn't fight. they allowed the russia hoax and then what happened? when democrats took over the house it was impeachment number one and the entire war against president trump continued. that war on president trump is the war on the same voters today that are ready to go and vote for that man in november and put him in the white house in january. and that's exactly what is happening. he's winning poll after poll after poll because he's the only one fighting while republicans in the house and republicans in washington continue to cave and be part of the uni party. mitch mcconnell has a 6% approval rating for a reason. that's because he's caved to the democrats and continued the disgusting business model in washington, d.c., that thrives on forever wars and thrives on building a b

the uni party is make ukraine great again. the uni party is all about funding every single foreign war. they think this is the business model that needs to be done. americans do not want to send their hard-earned tax dollars to fund the murder and killing in foreign countries, they're fed up with it. and they're screaming it as loud as they possibly can. our economy should not be built on the blood of wars in foreign countries. that's not what our economy should be built on. that's not how you grow jobs in america. that is horrific. it is evil. it needs to end. but that's what the uni party does. that's what they continue. mike johnson fully embraced this and he funded $61 billion -- $61 billion more to ukraine. funded a war in israel. while he funded hamas in gaza. how do you support israel when you're funding hamas? and gave more money away while our border stays open and today 349 americans -- and today 300 americans will die from fentanyl, tomorrow 300 americans will die from fentanyl and the next day 300 more americans wi

this is the uni party for the american people watching. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady will suspend. order. order. the gentlewoman from georgia is recognized. ms. greene: whereas the house republican conference elected mike johnson on october 25, 2023, after 3 1/2 weeks of trying to decide on a new speaker of the house. >> mr. speaker, mr. speaker, the house is not in order. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the gentlewoman from georgia is recognized. ms. greene: whereas mike johnson sent the republican conference a letter making promises as to what type of speaker he would be and outlining his plans going forward. mike johnson put forth seven tenants that would guide the conversation under his speakership. restore trust by ensuring total transparency. transparency, open processes and regular order. >> order. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman will suspend. the house will be in order. the gentlewoman from georgia is recognized. ms. greene: two, advance a comprehensive policy agenda supported by conference

the prime minister met uni leaders about anti—semitism on campus and worries some students have for theirhe union ofjewish students was at the meeting. the prime minister made it very clear that campuses must be places where jewish students are welcome, included and able to study in safety. some other stories now. international students in wales have been sleeping rough because they're struggling to afford accommodation nearby. the students union at bangor said some people sleep in the 24—hour study space to save on commuting costs. the head of public relations at chinese search engine baidu has apologised after peddling a work—til—you—drop culture on tiktok. she said staff should keep their phones on 2a hours a day and that she has no responsibility for their wellbeing as, quote, "i am not your mother." and a little girl who was born deaf has had her hearing restored after a ground—breaking new treatment which replaces faulty dna. 0pal sandy can now hear whispers and she's starting to talk. and it started out with a kiss, how did it end up like this? #jealousy, turning saints into the se

is it time to ditch the uni books and go along the apprenticeship route? did you go to uni?'t, so this to uni? i did, i didn't, so this is going to be a really interesting debate. do you regret it, no . i'm very pro regret it, no. i'm very pro apprenticeships, even though i went to university, so i don't regret it . but went to university, so i don't regret it. but pro apprenticeships. i think you did the right thing. >> yeah, maybe i was explaining my route to, to this to job, emma earlier, and it's very, very bizarre to say the least. >> she definitely dig into that. >> she definitely dig into that. >> i'll get into that. yeah. so yeah, more of that. and, lots more including showbiz after the break and some sport. arsenal playing today . and i did manage playing today. and i did manage to get a ticket in the end, despite being scammed for £160. i did manage to get a ticket, stick with us. we're back after this short break. >> now we're asking. is it time to ditch the uni books and go along the apprenticeship route instead? >> well, more and more young people certainly thin

>> the uni party if that's a thing. we've been paying close attention to really unserious people like marjorie taylor greene, and i think for once not just the republicans and the democrats, the institution stood up for itself a little bit and said we're not going to do this anymore. and when that threat to take out the speaker goes away i think the calculus in the house is very, very different. and even when it wasn't such a live issue, i can tell you the speakers were always thinking about this, at least the last four republican speakers were always thinking about this. i think it's a really important moment. we're not out of the clear by any stretch. i don't think this is the last we've seen of marjorie taylor greene but a positive step for the house. >> just to be clear, claire, democratserize the one who saved speaker johnson here. and moments before high saved him he was out there spinning conspiracy theories about election fraud and saying you should be concerned illegal aliens might be voting in 2024. this guy i

noticias telemundo mediodia, choques violentos entre agentes y estudiantes la policia enrumpe en la unifornia en los angeles y desmantela el ca campamento de los manifestantes que se mantenian ahi. >> hay cientos de personas a arrestadas. >> el senado de arizona deja atras una ley de 1864 que p prohibia el aborto y lo castigaba con carcel. >> dos senadores republicanos se unen a los democratas en la votacion. >> la gobernadora firma hoy la nueva ley. >> tirar basura al mar desde una embarcacion en el sur de florida provoca rechazo a nivel nacional que inunda la nueva florida ocurrio despues de una fiesta y ya hay una persona que se ha entregado a las autoridades. >> un caballo asustado se lanza desde una camioneta y a todo galope causa caos en las calles de mexico. >> publico en suarez y octavio pulido. >> buenas tardes, gracias por por acompanarnos en noticias telemundo mediodia en este j jueves. >> como siempre, sintonia. >> vamos a la informacion y una noticia de ultima hora porque las protestas que se viven en varias universidades siguen activas y en otras se han p producido desaloj

and go back to sleeping in the halls of residence in uni property., really given up they've really, really given up for this protest. >> yeah, they really have. and birmingham becomes first uk university to threaten pro—palestine students with arrest if they don't shut down american style encampment as protest spread across campuses and this has spread all across the country again now. and the university's director of legal services has accused those taking part in the protest of trespass and demanded they leave immediately . and this is where immediately. and this is where this is where the grey area is, because i think we all i certainly do. i'm all for protests within the law and but this is this, this is this is now they're finding ways to say it's outside the law. it becomes disruptive . and maybe protests disruptive. and maybe protests should be. but this is on private property and they're saying we don't want this anymore and let's have it right. it's not like this isn't getting a lot of coverage, so it doesn't really need a protest. yeah, the

and that i think the world recognizes that we've moved beyond that uni polar moment. and the wes, despite the, the, the bubble that exists in washington and in some of the capitals in europe where they continue to think that they are exceptional and that they are above and beyond the rest of us. the rest of the world has as see a can see that this multi polar world emerging, where latin america, africa, and asia play, a greater role. but i think asia, in particular because of its huge population because of his diversity and because of very powerful countries such as china, iran, russia, india, saying to me in increasing the important role in the world today. i think this is going to be the future powerhouse, both for the global economy, but also for global politics. the west could have had the best of both worlds, but because of their inherent premises and they cannot come to terms with reality, nor can they respect, see others as they are equal. yeah, yeah, yeah, i play to you professor a political i listen to a wrong university professor side mohammed but added join

. >> comenzamos con una noticia de ultima hora y es que esto es lo que se vive en varias uni universidadeses como las como las universidades de wisconsin, columbia y ucla. >> de costa a costa la tem temperatura ha subido tras los enfrentamientos de los agentes y los estudiantes, por ejemplo en los angeles, los manifestantes rompieron barricadas y la p policia respondio lanzando p perdigones y gas pimienta. >> la intencion era dispersar a los grupos enfrentados a p punetazos e incluso utilizando palos. >> vimos la violencia, pasamos con edgar munoz desde los angeles con mas informacion. >> cuentanos edgar, ¿como esta la situacion ahora? >> gracias, don. >> ¿que tal, nicol? >> octavio, en efecto, horas de caos, de violencia se desataron durante la noche aqui en la universidad de california, en los angeles, ucla, grupos e ideologias diferentes se e enfrentaron a golpes, a pu punetazos, a p penalazos, i incluso combates, utilizarono gases, fuegos artificiales para darse todo entre ellos, vio violentamente, todo comenzo justamente donde me encuentro, en esta zona habia una division entre grupos

demonstrators at columbia uni in new york ramped up their protest by taking over hamilton hall earlyg. protesters across the country have called for universities to boycott companies and individuals with ties to israel during the war in gaza. some other stories now. one of the world's most popular phone games, clash of clans, has shared a new surprise character. an animated erling haaland will become the barbarian king in the game. the man city star said he is a long—time fan. i think they got the hair just right, actually. and parents of taylor swift fans who can't tell their bad blood from their blank space are going to be offered help for a class on the pop star. glasgow clyde college said the one—off event will cover taylor songs, her wardrobe and crowd chants at her gigs. time now to leave you with ten seconds of king charles as he's returned to public duties with a visit to a cancer centre in london — his first public engagement since he was diagnosed with the disease in february. and you're all caught up now. see you later. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun. a

whereas, removing this uni party speaker will not give the speaker's gavel to the democrats, which would only happen if republicans actually vote for hakeem jeffries. the speaker pro tempore: house will be in order. the gentlewoman will suspend. the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. greene: in fact, minority leader jeffries, nancy pelosi, and other high ranking democrats have publicly stated they will save mike johnson from a vote to vacate him. in a recent interview, minority leader hakeem jeffries said, even though we're in the minority, we effectively have been governing as if we were in the majority. >> speaker, the house is not in order. ms. greene: whereas, our country is nearly $35 trillion in debt and about $40 billion are added to the debt every day. our border is overrun by illegal invaders and terrorists from over 160 countries. our people are being killed by the hundreds every single day by fentanyl and mike johnson refuses to do anything about it. whereas, mike johnson isily equipped to handle the rigors of the job of speaker of the house and has allowed a uniparty, one who fue

i'd be living working shopping, these uni education, u k. medical care. so it's when you and recreation slip, i knew you. and if you can reach all of this in a quarter of an hour by, by or on foot i. e without c o 2 emissions. then we have happy citizen this, what do you mean? you have a good that when a loan every single day or work on the visionary concept has already begun. for example, the streets around schools which are an important part of a 15 minute city, being closed to traffic and convention to small cox the to see the which is the mode to of i knew that go and tell us moreno in, in paris. and the problem is it could be a very suspect, able to override the system in cities. but how can we afford such a place with a high density? we've got those services. we also have jobs, a lot of money to the balance between what happens outside and whatever the inside is, is not very satisfactory on my part of you, the fish admitted safety for some of the people is the one that we're on for. do you mean it's b, c, d for other people? and i would say i've bee

this was so fragmented, they decided to do not as a and uni unit front. they say that they are going to need the pro european movement with the leadership of their presidents so long as they were basically right. yeah, thank you very much. that was our correspondence, maria, a couple of months, a in sibley see now to israel and as israel's forces continue with, some of the fears is funding in months in northern gaza. is really tanks have reached some residential areas of rough or in the south. hundreds of thousands of civilians have fled the city ahead of a threatened ground offensive. israel's allies have repeatedly warned against the major results on raphael, but is really military forces have stepped off their activity. they say they are targeting several homeless battalions. still hold up. there is really apache helicopters on route to gaza. the smoke rises overhead as some of the most intense fighting in weeks rages between our mazda militants and these really defense forces. the idea of says it currently has 3 divisions deployed across the gaza stri

it's a uni of also a perspective for people and the environment and, but since and not only getting the way of that kind of trades into these, i don't have a point. then you have to look how to can, how you can implement ad on discussion was environment minister of was it. but then this is why looking on the solicitation, how we can, when you chose the situation. what's about g o localization can be use you in uh, satellite pictures. that's how we can certified to products once about disability. we have some certification systems in was it? so how we can work together hand in hand, in to partnership and at the end of this conversation. so it's yes, it's really helping also, my goal is for the bazillion society and perhaps we missed a little bit the, the correct communication and also was in, yeah, i'm quite happy that'd be a megacity. no. was in the comprehensive straight agreement. they agreed to negotiate on every thing that's important as a defense to a 2013. we have steps of the legacy and the last time. now we have to look what's the situation on the ground, how we can implement so

gemini tom is the soonest him in today's world, the cold war mentality is still rump antello to the uni doctoral head gemini, of block, the confrontation, and the policy of force directly threatened world peace and the security of all countries followed lucy, china and russia perceive a political settlement as a right way to resolve the ukrainian crisis. but china has sold deal purpose technology to rush us about the conflict which has military uses. putin expressed his gratitude to china to them, they're probably me. we consider it necessary to work towards building a reliable and adequate security architecture in the asia pacific region, in which there is no place for coast of military political alliances. same states, it is very harmful and conquered, productive to create such alliances. of course, for my part, i will continue to inform the chairman about the situation that is developing along the ukrainian crisis. wayne school because it's a mutually beneficial strategic relationship for both countries. and it's one that will be watched closely by west indeed, as the person watching

the real uni party is between the far left and far right.have no military, they would be defunded, we wouldn't have a government, defunded. no agencies, and foreign spies, terrorists and they would let putin win on be on the border. and the reaction is, it's not a good one. they're so mad they make a motion to vacate the speaker. they make it so the speaker cannot. and i've worked for supplemental packages and a lot of us. she has never, tom massie has never done anything on that front. never written legislation on asylum reform or anything to do with border security and a lot of us have. they make it impossible to have leverage with a very slim majority and turn around and punish the speaker when they can't make a deal that we want, and then they say, oh, it was all their fault and now the real patriots are taking over. it's a game and voters have to stop falling for it. neil: i'll put you down on a maybe on what she's considering. [laughter]. neil: let me get your take. let's say that she does overcome some of the hurdles and a vote like k

i ask for your support so i can uny this party behind the principles of liberty and tell millions ofmerican voters just like john told me in 2010 when i wandered into the libertarian tent as an antiwar voter, he said if you oppose the warfare state, welcome home to liberty. and that is the choice we will provide two millions and millions of voters all over the country. i ask for your support in the selection, i ask for your support today after this nomination takes place. we will spread this message, building our party, supporting our activists, and supporting a i want to and on this note. we have a war criminal in the white house. and we have had a war criminal in the white house for most of a one of your lives, exporting our values with the barrel of a gun and with a bullet. i say it is time for free trade, voluntary exchange, free markets, free movement, and free people. [applause] when i am your candidate, when someone says what is that libertarian about? i will give you the elevator pitch. if you are living your life in peace, not committing force, fraud, violence, your life is

re routes from uni so just a heads up and check that schedule. maybe consider using bart, if you're coming into san francisco. graduation. season and during the time when students are facing a lot of uncertainty about colleges and finances. 1 group of small businesses and san jose stepping up to help pay the bills. despite falling on some tough times themselves, they're giving away scholarships to some very deserving high school graduates. but in a twist one of those recipients decided to pay it forward and give his check away. ramirez has this story. >>the stone. he started so small. but he has grown bigger and bigger every year. it was a small gathering with a big purpose to honor >>11 high school seniors >>with $1000. >>scholarships. >>to >>help them >>jumpstart their >>futures. >>studying at uc davis. scholarships were sponsored by small business owners. many of them along east santa clara street. need to help each other out. but 1 of the recipients over felt high schools tyler gordon told the organizer's to give his scholarship money to anot

and i go to uni as well. i haven't been marked way since i came here. i miss you my time the car is involved with our support. about 4 people. my mom, my 2 cousins, and occasionally my sister the most i've ever sent my mom with 200 pounds most of the time. so just like send her like about a 100 pounds every month. because i'm still a student. i don't really get launch the i came to the u. k. in september 2015 trespassing me and my sister portia came to the u. k as well. for my job, i work as an id, consultant, and engineer in schools. i do guns, solid, and african contemporary and traditional dance phones. it's my side, self employed business. when i 1st moved, i had to think about finding myself again in the sense translator. i send money, she has them when i can i miss my family. and since that, i cannot go home because i would be risking my life if i did l g b, t q, i less people have no legal protections from violence and discrimination in our country of the cold. so everything starts on putting in dire guns. i'm not said before you start this will

and i go to uni as well. i haven't been to the month way since i came here. i missed my time, the cotton ends involved with us to pull about 4 people. my mom, my 2 cousins, and occasionally my sister the most i've ever sent my mom with 200 pounds most of the time. so just like send her like about a 100 pounds every month because i'm still a student. i don't really get lunch. the light came to the u. k. in september 2015 trespassing me and my sister portia came to the u. k as well. for my job, i work as an id, consultant, and engineer in schools. i do guns, solid, and african contemporary and traditional dance phones. it's my side, self employed business. when i 1st moved, i had to think about finding myself again in this the continent and of ridge i send home about a 150 to 200 pounds a month depending on who needs that money and why? because i don't and very much myself here. in this country as an immigrant the alex in bubble in 2008 because my life was threatened, i was threatened because of my sexual orientation. i. i work 3 jobs as an actor, hotel manager

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breathing should be beautiful all day and night >> this is the uni party for the american people watchingmakers have rejected a bid by congresswoman marjorie taylor greene to oust house speaker mike johnson. greene is angry that johnson worked with democrats to pass more funding for ukraine, but democrats last night helped to save johnson's job. >> rfk junior. the independent candidate, who could shake up the race for the white house, is responding to reports that a parasite, a dead werm, may have been found in his brain years ago. this morning, robert f kennedy jr is shrugging off concern for his health after the new york times reported he once claimed that a doctor found a dead worm in his brain. the times reports. back in 2012, kennedy testified in a deposition for his divorce that he experienced memory loss, saying, i have cognitive problems clearly, and that a doctor said it could have been caused by a worm that got into my brain and ate a portion of it and then died. >> most people will have at least some degree of cognitive impairment just because of the inflammation that goes on i

and i think this really underscores something we've talked about many times on here, the uni party, youally looking at fundamentally, as mr galloway puts it, i know he's had a tough week. we might be talking about that in a moment, too. >> we most certainly will. >> we most certainly will. >> worry not. he has a great way with words, and one of the phrases he loves to use is, you know, two cheeks of the same backside. and i think this really highlights it's that fundamental reality. >> i've seen some horrendous imagery today, of i dread to think whose buttocks they are with pictures of keir starmer on one buttock and rishi sunak on the other. i won't be able to unsee some of those images, but i think that is indeed a sense that many people have of this, so—called uni party. we'll come on to monty panesar , in on to monty panesar, in a minute, actually. in fact, you know what? let's just go for it. let's talk about it now, because many of you, it was only about a week ago. you perhaps will remember you was watching dewbs& co and we were speaking about this, the cricketer who would then b

so much for joining us and safe travels this memorial day weekend as we honor our men and women in unie

so much for joining us and safe travels this memorial day weekend as we honor our men and women in uni ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ jack: welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead. i'm jack9 otter. coming up, china's electric vehicle i have is threatening to dominate the market. can us automakers pull ahead of the competition and later, a big week for artificial intelligence, nvidia's to blowout earnings. we begin with our expert panel if three things investors ought to be thinking about. on"barron's roundtable,"s ben levisohn, jack howe and teresa rivas is. ben, we all think last week was scary, there was a bad drop in the market on thursday, but when you looked at the end result, the s&p and nasdaq was up, dow was down a little bit. >> yeah. for the dow, it was a terrible week, the dow was down more than 2%, but you look at the nasdaq, it was up more than 11, and the s&p -- 11 and the s&p did absolutely nothing. and there were lots of reasons being thrown around whether it was the fed minutes, rate hike fears, but really it just come down to n

we feel responsible our system is a uni-parliamentary system, and in fact, unlike some countries, whereeral and large-scale decisions are made on issues of separate constituencies, in our country, both issues are the responsibility of the islamic council. the representatives should pay attention to the national issues and not sacrifice all the national issues for the sake of their local issues. and also the law of the central bank of the islamic republic of iran , which has prepared an infrastructure and new methods and methods of financing, and precisely the discussion of increasing our rank in starting a business , and all the efforts of the parliament should be that these laws that have been put in place should be well monitored and we need to remove some of the key laws that we have from the past, such as the law on the implementation of 44 laws. the production of the maximum construction law and other laws that can help, or the trade law of the 11th parliament came after five terms and finally approved this law with amendments, and we are waiting for the guardian council to reflect