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wanda slats across about to our correspondence james chapter in type a. hello james. tell us more about the trip and why time nice, so aren't good. buy it as well. as he mentions high, one says this is an unofficial transit life. as he mentioned is on his way. it's a power guide. so it's, and the new gratian, sorry, many of the new president's paraguay being one of the tie ones for the remaining few diplomatic allies. but it is this don't believe in the us that most frustrates of aging. that's because china claims ty, one as it started, treat and have any criticizes any interaction between senior and us and ty, when he is officials, but even most are in the current context. light is currently the frontrunner to succeed, the president signed one in the upcoming presidential election. here in taiwan. they both belong to a policy that beijing has described a separate service. and in that context, which is going to be a relatively low key upsets for life plans for a stop in new york. we know, for example, he's going to meet with harmonies american communities during his s

wanda policy. this is what he said on why the u.k.be tough. >> if you understand what's going on it, you understand how this will work. basically, young men are paying organized crime groups thousands of euros to undertake very dangerous journey acrs the channel. they throw their documents into the sea so they can't be checked when they arrive. they think that is a way to the u.k. if they spend thousands of euros and they know they are going to end up in rwanda, they will stay in france. that is the experience from australia. >> we want to get some analysis with my guests. welcome to you both. it's great to see you. i went to start with you. where does the u.k. stand on this policy? >> what we know already is they are expecting to put on this prison ship, 15 were relocated. the issue is when an individual, that is not suitable accommodation. they spend taxpayers money on setting up education in the courts. >> the government says it is saving money with this policy. >> currently, there are over 170,000 asylum applications. out of the l

yield of treasury bonds after a significant increase from the us and said that the appearance of the wanda isatis oil company is located and challenges the expectations for the price. this improvement is largely with focusing on america's economic optimism and ignoring obstacles the economy of europe and china has been formed, it also belongs to china and the strong us dollar is restraining the progress , while app plus has announced that it will do whatever is necessary to limit the currency and stabilize the markets. the international energy agency in its latest issue predicted that the global demand for oil in the societies has reached the level of 103 million barrels per day and there is a possibility that this month you will have a good time registering a new chicken in tawheed amin of the sada and sima news agency. one day, the president went to the province of sistan and baluchistan in the oman sea sistan and baluchistan province, south khorasan and razavi khorasan, about 50% of the sheets and pipes of the route to zahedan have been provided until now. the plan to transfer water fro

host: let's hear from wanda in chattanooga, tennessee, democratic caller. do you plan to vote for the president for reelection? caller: yes. host: tell us why. caller: when it comes to matters here and abroad -- bismarck trump-where the, including a global conversation on how we can rebuild america. it looks like everybody is saying the same thing. we need to come together and rebuild for our children. host: i want to mention not only domestic issues but for policy, she finds him or trustworthy. his foreign-policy part of the campaign strategy for this white house? guest: president biden says it will be a major part of his strategy. we saw him on friday at camp david posting his first world summit. it is the first summit hosted since 2015 there. another example of the president and the white house at his campaign trying to put him in situations where they show him leading the country as part of the campaign strategy. host: why is that? what do they think that portrays versus other possible candidates? guest: some of it is about not punching down at challeng

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giving up sports flies every weekend on dw the full in one day, a compact tour of aust plans natural, wanda's full or full, brutal architecture in the check capital, prague cooling the post. a taste of islands, national dish, irish do. all these topics and more on this edition of your i max, the crowd of humans get to work. what's on the launch menu in the canteen and ken romance blue at the office time to discover what the working life of the i've reached jim and looks like. last episode we followed michelle average german cuz he woke up had breakfast and got ready for work. the now with joining him for a day at what, what, what does he do? how much does he and does he have an office crush? let's find out. because it looks like it's going that way. ok, i haven't been site like homicides. most germans leave the home to what? 10 percent ride their bikes. however, staying true today, reputation of being a nation of call of is the preferred way to commute is driving. 77.5 percent of germans can use up to 25 kilometers. so what place and 40 percent of them admit driving on the 5 kilometers to wal

from odesa for the first time in a long time without any agreements with the aggressor, of course, wanda balka left . as far as i understand, that is, the cargo ship is quite powerful and it left under the flag of hong kong. that is, it is chinese owned and it has already passed without a forum, and it was precisely this ship that was going along corridor 12 -mile zone, that is, after the zone of responsibility of ukraine , it entered romanian, then bulgarian , then turkish territorial waters and thus reached the bosphorus. of course, it may not be the most economical and profitable way for shipping, but it is safe and in fact aggressor i am 99% convinced, of course, it is not possible to completely control the brain and the kremlin, they say, but they will not enter the territorial waters of nato and the black sea will not become, as they say , the object of a long-term armed confrontation between nato and russia for one simple reason, because nato is there, but nato forces are there have an absolute advantage, that is, this black sea fleet, it can die again heroically on heroically, of

so you can start a wanda that's been show for legal reasons for the monuments asylum seekers already here had been moved onto a board some 200 miles up the coast. 4 days after they were moved on. so that barge there was an outbreak of a legionella bacteria on the bodies. they had to be moved off again. the u. k. government is trying to deter migraines from coming to the u. k. and the rhetoric from the government despite so while the brockman saying i have thoughts and prayers go out to the people effected by this tribes. you don't set today. the rhetoric has been not the fault is with the people organizing these crossings with the fault is with the traffic is how the critics say, that's actually the fault lies with the u. k. government for trying to clump down on crossings. instead of trying to open up more safe routes for people to come to the u. k and seek asylum. okay, thank you so much pull that is pull race for us and does. it was still a hit on al jazeera back on the campaign trial, off to his legal trouble. so lies around donald trump as in advance. and i will be live with the

it was have a step forward factors as well as communities who wanted to go by the wanda without breaking the law. but 6 years old produces have been telling all to 0 stronghold, and they're still waiting for government permits. to commercialize that crops. hind the hills of lack of state south of mexico, the community of some public wheeler. the revolution was coming in 2017 kind of base was legalized to mexico for medicinal use. okay. they've always grown it from only god you'll tells me, but it legally, it was as going the last here before we had to do it in secret. and it was very risky because the soldiers came to destroy the crowd out of what it means that they thought with the government's decree, things would change. they've become refining the crops to meet the requirements for legal medical cannabis or when they come into the communities running to a big problem that legalize ation happened under the last administration. now they say the current one simply one issue, the more licenses the st enough in the, the way we feel offended. we put all our effort into this and the governm

charles, that means you have some of the tree could approach the russian lesson regroup, wanda. if it was besides on the military intervention, this yeah, this certainly according to western ministry on lists would not be inconceivable. but we've got to be very careful in reporting this. so what we do know is that they're all wagner, motion, or is operating in molly, who are a bunch of the, by the molly and ministry leadership to replace the french. and now the un peacekeepers in that country find on group such as a licensed isn't i'll try to we also know that there are reports of them operating in booking a fast. so of course, by small in between of 5. so they've said that any kind of it costs ministry and to mention inside and each it would be a declaration of war on those $2.00 countries. also, we also know that the new jet cooley does sent a delegation to molly in the last couple of days. and it has been reported that in the as they match leaders of the malia and military leadership, they may well have been representatives of voc, no. the presence side of coal space has huge

the kremlin says, claims from the west that it, or of the death of wanda. neither you've got any precaution or an absolute lie. spokesman dmitri pest called declined to provide a direct answer when he was off to the dependent. his confirmation of the took ocean's dis, a 60 day of protests underway and southern sylvia against the high cost of living them.

the top stories on the algebra, the crammed and says claims from the west that it or of the death of wanda. neither you've got any precaution or an absolute lie spokesman dmitri pest called declined to provide a direct answer when he was off to the dependent. his confirmation of the took ocean's desk. a 60 day of protests underway and southern sylvia against the high cost of living demonstrations in the city of else away the mom and the reduction in food and fuel prices. as well as the removal of president bush assad. donald trump has been arrested and released on bail out of surrendering to jail in the us state of georgia. the full, the president face has criminal charges for his attempts to overturn the election results in georgia. in 2020. the un secretary general has warning that growling instability in this a hell region could complicate the withdrawal. one of peacekeeping troops and molly un officials of being missing military authorities in molly, declined the exit of $12500.00 troops before the end of the year. the source of the routing home to us did you want to leave accusing it

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really that he committed against the young people is something that has not been witnessed since or wanda and africa. and so within 5 years it has part of the is the country to the point where it's just integrating to begin with. ethiopia is really what sustained by western budgetary aid and political and military support. it's a very weak state to begin with. you know, i know in the us foreign policy, it's described as i'm kind of the 105 for got the more accurate description of the dfacs that the decided lighting for us in the profit got it has to be in that ever since the end of world war 2 and the beginning of the debate south is in a most people don't realize this, but it was, uh, i mean the minute the, the of the founder of murder media. you was cutting the southern youtube. yep. the autumn of egypt. and decided to call it isaac, how long was it? there wasn't just so you can call any of this may not fit that there was an aspect of it. it gives us a compelling visit. and then it was positioned historically in a id on a situation where you can get weapons from the europeans by manipul

systems are almost forgotten in this day and age postulates that social conflicts will inevitably, liz, wanda, reflection in our individual souls, vice versa, our daily joys and struggles invariably shaped the societies for leaving. would that be mine? at heart, what can truly make the world a better place? to discuss it, i am now joined by adoption and wise professor of psychology and merits. at the university of hilton dumped and co officer of restoring the kingship, 12 year professional, non rice. it's great to talk to thank you very much for your time. thank you for having me. now. as a psychologist i'm sure you've been dealing primarily with the life.

and when there was one here a year or so ago where summer wanda and refugees were being sent back by the home secretary to rhonda where they clearly were in danger. and the plane was on the tarmac at a london airport, ready to take off in the european court of human rights, ordered it to stop, and it did however, so that's what they're hoping could happen. however, it's so complicated, and i've been researching this for a piece i want to do on the or a quarter of human rights and then where they, britain is actually obligated to the treaty in 1953 that set this court up says that federal states obligated to follow the rules of the court, the decisions of the court, which would mean they and they have jurisdiction over all the members of the council of europe. some britain, a small part of this course, not a limited with the this is the council of your, of which britain is a member, so they are obligated according to the treat. however, in 1998, the british human rights act, the language was different. it's, we're just quotes, all i need to take consideration of the decisions of these

wanda in north carolina, republican line. caller: yes, thank you for taking my call. i think what is going on is totally ridiculous. i'm sorry that the four years that trump was in, we were not in the trouble we are in now. then elderly people the sick people, those out of work, that have no insurance. it's just ridiculous. what has biden done? i'm sorry, but with everything i have been through, i have not seen anything go up. children being killed. children starving. it's just unreal with what we have been through, with just a year that biden has been in. we have been nothing but down. host: ok. chase is next, independent line, from indiana. caller: it's funny to hear republicans talk about children starving, when they consistently vote against providing food for children in schools. the import thing to remember is donald trump is a rapist and traitor to our country. anyone who supports him at this point, i really question your patriotism. host: again, if you want to text us your thought you can do that at 202-748-8003. a couple of you in the viewing audience have do

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let's hear from wanda, chico, california. caller: ok. back in the 1950's, have you heard of averell byrd? he wrote about his in town or with lost civilization in antarctica. according to his hollow earth. . -- hollow earth theory. byrd met in the south pole. did you know the south pole was once ice free? you can see admiral byrd's testimony, videos on youtube. maybe you should look at antarctica instead of way out there somewhere. guest: thank you. there are all kinds of claims in literature. what we want to do here is, rather than study stories from the past that did not use the instruments we currently have, let's just figure it out ourselves, the way kids figure out what is out there, rather than listening to stories from decades ago. decades ago, people did not have the instruments we have now. let's just figure it out. it could take us months, years, we find out if there is anything unusual around earth. that is what i am after, rather than digging into the history books, reading about what people said three decades ago. we cannot r

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20% contained, more than 1300 people were ordered to evacuate their homes near the community of agua wanda. one firefighter has been hurt. all right. yeah, it's what's going on south of the bay area. that's the big news this is the forecast map for tomorrow, which looks like what they had today. there's the heat down around phenix and eastern la county and san bernardino. and then this, the heat dome right here. watch what happens as we go into tuesday or wednesday. pardon me. it continues to strengthen and the shifts a little bit east. the main heat dome. and so more people and millions of people under heat advisories, heat warnings, heat concerns and that's through wednesday. and potential beyond that, i mean, the high pressure ridge is just living there and it continues to set up temperatures in the record setting position and in a position where people are being injured by the heat. it's so hot out there. we did this story last night about folks without air conditioning in texas and some of the problems they're having. so we, on the other hand , have natural air conditioning and got a

nick kroll, wanda sykes. a huge cast of comedy stars.>> and me. >> jimmy: and you. you've done many things yourself. who do you play? >> i play howard cosell. >> jimmy: howard cosell. >> you remember howard cosell? >> jimmy: i hope they do. do you do the whole wig, the whole deal? >> i do the wig. i look like walter matthau. i didn't know i did a howard cosell necessarily until i got there. >> jimmy: everybody kind of does a howard cosell. >> exactly. of our generation, if i may say. >> jimmy: i know what you're saying. a lot of people don't know who howard cosell. but it's a great character to play. did you practice? did you review old tapes of howard? >> i did a little bit. and then i was actual -- i actually was able to talk to his grandson collin cosell, who i then cast in a movie i directed of bucky f'ing dent. >> jimmy: is that right? >> i did the full thing there. >> jimmy: collin is the pa announcer for the mets. >> wow, you're good. >> jimmy: and kind of sounds like howard cosell. >> a little bit. >> jimmy: it's always a little

he comes to you, wanda sykes, and nick kroll, "we want to do history of the world part 2."l brooks?" i was like, is this crank anchors? what's going on? what's happening? sure enough, we were in a zoom with mel a couple of weeks later. just having him laugh at your jokes, which is, like, the light of god shining upon your face. >> jimmy: it really is, right? >> yes. >> jimmy: the best thing you could imagine. now you guys get to make this -- you're a history guy? >> i'm a huge history nerd. >> jimmy: that plays into all of this too. >> it's surreal. >> jimmy: you go through, you decide, one of the characters you play repeatedly is ulysses s. grant. >> yes. >> jimmy: and -- >> one of our hottest presidents, i think we could all agree. [ laughter ] the man was a fox. >> jimmy: back then, oh, yeah. >> oh my god. he was an 1863 "10." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and the conceit, and i don't know if this is based in any truth, but the conceit is that lincoln tells him, what, that he can't drink? >> abe lincoln is concerned that he was drinking too much because he was constantly passin

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you, know it's kind of inconvenient to walk through the metal detector at the airport, get wanda, take off your shoes, that's inconvenient, but we all duets for the safety of the common we'll. i mean, w e al, the common good. that's something we acceptance is siding because it makes us safer in general. i think more people, more americans support background checks like chocolate chip cookies. which is we don't look that way. we can say in general that the republicans will not do it because of the gun lobby, this is true. the citizens hold the vote. and what happens, as we all looked the same guys that do that. if there is going to be change, alex, it can't be from the congressman. the representative just said, there's too many without a spine. >> let me just -- >> the people must vote to really. >> i'm going to backup, the democratic congressman, sydney call knocker of california. it is her first term. i suspect she is someone who is coming to congress and say we have to do something about this. i would love to do something about, this put pressure on republicans and anybody else who o

taking steps to bring the cost down through the use of barges, and also why we are looking at were wanda exactly, and john is here. huge money in the premier league returning this weekend, and harry kane making his move to bayern munich. chelsea are about to break the british transfer record for the second time in a year with the sign of moises caicedo. 800 million they will have spent on new transfers. it isjust million they will have spent on new transfers. it is just eye watering sums of money, isn't it? good morning. the figures are eye—watering, another deal in excess of 100 million from chelsea for a player and it is another british transfer record at £115 million pounds. alongside kane, this has been one of the other big transfer sagas of the summer. why? well, caicedo looked to be heading to liverpool, who'd agreed a deal of £111 million, but the player preferred a move to chelsea. leaving them to break the transfer record they set back injanuray when they signed enzo fernandez for £107 million. so what awaits him, well as fate would have both chelsea and liverpool played yesterd

. >> wanda is in fort worth, texas. the morning. >> hello. i'm just so ashamed of america. , harris was talking about race and stuff. it's the history. we've lagged so much. i don't want to go anywhere else. we should be ashamed of how we look to the world, the way that we allow trump to lie and light, and then everyone lies within. they treated him like he is a god. everyone is calling him by his names. there is a racial problem in america. until we talk about it, now were going to take out of the books. what's going on. >> sean is next. hicksville new york. independent. >> hello. thank you for taking this call. a couple comments on, harris. i think she is the most racially divided vice president. she is part indian and part black. she would have the best opportunity to bring people together. as far as her comments on slavery and reparations. i have not heard any facts or anything on, i think everyone can admit slavery is the worst thing that happened in our history. it is disgusting, but no one had facts about those that arrived through sla

this is a risk -- direct result of wanda santos -- ron desanti'' -- this is all on ron desantis' headthat man is evil and has always had an anti-black agenda and he sends out a limited attacks against black people in schools about teaching african-american people -- history. he is a racist and white supremacist and this is the reason why it is happening in jacksonville, florida. ron desantis. host: an update from the washington post, shooter in races attack -- a white government who killed three black people at a jacksonville dollar general store legally purchased the two firearms used in the racially motivated attack and the man identified is a 21-year-old of clay county florida who drove to edward waters university, he was refused entry. he drove to the nearby store where he opened fire, using an ar 15 style rifle inscribed with nazi insignias. police described a methodical rampage that last -- lasted up less than 11 minutes -- that lasted less than 1 minutes and killed several people. asking you this morning, have you seen progress in racial equality over the past 60 years. on the

host: let's hear from wanda in chattanooga, tennessee, democratic caller.plan to vote for the president for reelection? caller: yes. host: tell us why. caller: when it comes to matters here and abroad -- bismarck trump-where the, including a global conversation on how we can rebuild america. it looks like everybody is saying the same thing. we need to come together and rebuild for our children. host: i want to mention not only domestic issues but for policy, she finds him or trustworthy. his foreign-policy part of the campaign strategy for this white house? guest: president biden says it will be a major part of his strategy. we saw him on friday at camp david posting his first world summit. it is the first summit hosted since 2015 there. another example of the president and the white house at his campaign trying to put him in situations where they show him leading the country as part of the campaign strategy. host: why is that? what do they think that portrays versus other possible candidates? guest: some of it is about not punching down at challengers to t

. >> wanda is in fort worth, texas. the morning. >> hello. i'm just so ashamed of america. , harris was talking about race and stuff. it's the history. we've lagged so much. i don't want to go anywhere else. we should be ashamed of how we look to the world, the way that we allow trump to lie and light, and then everyone lies within. they treated him like he is a god. everyone is calling him by his names. there is a racial problem in america. until we talk about it, now were going to take out of the books. what's going on. >> sean is next. hicksville new york. independent. >> hello. thank you for taking this call. a couple comments on, harris. i think she is the most racially divided vice president. she is part indian and part black. she would have the best opportunity to bring people together. as far as her comments on slavery and reparations. i have not heard any facts or anything on, i think everyone can admit slavery is the worst thing that happened in our history. it is disgusting, but no one had facts about those that arrived through sla