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i let me back because i'm a great, i am a marketing director for west big college. wesley college is a college for anyone that currently that's interested in studying anywhere in the k canada or the us. and the train, but that don't have to take into and also be taken by rod. after the pandemic, we saw that there were a lot of registered nurses that may be left in jobs and also because the embassies were close. people weren't able to come into any of those countries. we saw there's a huge shortage of just skim milk and we saw that also. so we want to solve that and also fulfilled originally on a narrow because when i was 10 years old, my mom one at green card and we're able to go to the us. i learned to discipline my son. and i was 16. and i was able to get professional and just talking loud with amanda, you're kind of talking can be any one you want us to have really bad doing that car walk, talk, read everything the you have to learn us physically a child such as the learned and during that process, i'm thinking there has to be more to mind. that's the more for me to do. if i can g

this is a wesley family issue with ease me eating. she has to be an example for your time. the next 2018 harvard university, let a team of doctors and scientists to study the low carbohydrate diet and its effect on type one diabetic. the findings were unprecedented. the very low carbohydrate diet resulted in non diabetic blood sugar levels. fewer hypoglycemic events. that's the risk of hospitalization. and a marked improvement on mental health. the is of just anecdotal evidence. there is now a collection of scientific data that proves part of dr. bernstein's diabetes solution, the fuel cards, it was fewer complication. we know what we're doing on a daily flush and arranges in the ninety's times in the eighty's. the reward is that isn't on the kids. she doesn't feel as i've been is nearly as much as we do as, as parents. and for as long as i can do it, i want to make sure that that happens. we will not have complications, normal issues when our life back and that's exactly what we do the the, the, the the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, the mom the, the. ready the, the the, [

wave wesley was there from the beginning. >> it was the concrete jungle. >> that's what it was. >> and think about all of a sudden, thousands of kids learn these magnificent tools. you've never been to school for music, you've never been to dance school. you're not an artist. >> at next year's summer olympics in paris, for the first time ever, breakers from all over the world will compete for the gold medal. >> the challenge for them in the olympics is to be able to score . you don't have to do 65 head spins. you have to be coordinated to wear that number hits its mark. >> sonny troy is ready for that challenge. the queens based breaker is one of few olympians chosen to represent the us at the olympics in paris next year. >> i have decided to pursue the thing that i loved in life. >> you know, as she prepares for the olympics next year, it's an opportunity not just for b-girl, sonny, but for all young women. >> and the next generation of breakers. >> if you know the history, then you can take that and really move the art form in a direction that feels true as opposed to not knowing the

but for general, wesley, what's it put through here shortly for july, and what would not we should have common values of principles. and today is this task to get these countries to support. you train me a constant process that meeting says, well, visits and talks of would take place constantly who's to be cheaper to the boy. those multi a key blade to invest, push to, you know, again, china and russia holding joint military drills. india is buying arms from russia. that's not standing on the side of your crank, let your homer put those a more sort of what that is, why we continue working. if china is no top of this process, is taking part in the implementation of presidency. lensky is piece plan that has an impact on that cooperation. of course, blue lot the in the place be able to be assessed by a lab was by a design of your social position is different. i have ask you whether you have a few for, for these joint drills. i was up with that was it. i do have the chief to show them to show us here at the could don't because it the item when you were publicly announced these drills becaus

. >>> joining many he now former nato supreme commander wesley clark. always good to see you. piece in the daily beast titled prigozhin's death must alert the west to putin's true nature and you know that in the west we too often imagine our opponents are mirror images of ourselves. there has been some reluctance to acknowledge what putin views as himself being at war with not just the west, but nato and with the u.s. what changes now? >> yes, he's been very clear since 2007 at munich security conference that russia has a beef with the west. and it is gotten deeper and deeper and he's using force. he was very clear in december of 2021 before the invasion of ukraine what his demands are. he wants nato rolled back and he's part of the bricks effort to dedollarize the economy. he's a little paranoid about it. believes it is directed at him. but really, it is not. it is just about the belief in the rule of law and the international order. but that is not what he wanted. he doesn't believe in law or order. he believes in the interest of what is in his interest and russia's interest

my nephew, my brother's son, wesley, is in the show.was -- well, he was -- robert rodriguez cast him doing "book of boba fett." there was a little kid that was a tusken raider. covered with bandages, no dialogue. we cast him because robert wanted somebody who was good physically and would be very professional with a martial arts background. he likes to cast kids with that background because he finds that they're good physically, easier to direct. you called me and said, "you're working with my nephew." i didn't know. i didn't know if he was in the crew, i was very embarrassed, i didn't know who it was. "oh, wait, wesley kimmel." >> jimmy: that's right. >> he did such a great job for us there, we figured he should be allowed to show his face this year. we gave him a different role. >> jimmy: not only a different role, he's in the first seven minutes of the show. >> no, he's great. >> jimmy: all focused on him. [ cheers and applause ] i have a picture of him. >> there he is. look at that. that face. >> jimmy: did he tell you he has a back

. >>> i'm joined by retired general wesley clark, senior fellow at the ucla berkal center.ow, obviously the wagner group filmed sledge hammer executions. prigozhin led this revolt, this march on moscow. yet now there are these memorials popping up in several russian cities. what's the take away here? >> it's a different culture, john. that's the basic thing. when we look at russia and we look at putin, we see through our own eyes and through our own background. and we want to believe that everybody's the same and sees things the same. but russia has a different culture. they have a culture of sacrifice. they have a historical legacy of brutality. they were overrun by the mongols. ivan the terrible of the 15th century took charge. he was brutal. and it's been a brutal history of oppression, murder. the ser fs for only freed in russia. before that the nobles owned the people and the land was given by the czar. and all of this is part of the russian character. so, after being invaded by napoleon, invaded by hitler, death, sacrifice, brutality in service of the state, yes. and

this is a wesley family issue with ease me eating. she had to be an example for your time. the in 2018 harvard university, let a team of doctors and sciences to study the low carbohydrate diet and its effect on type one diabetic. the the findings were unprecedented. the, the very low carbohydrate diet resulted in non diabetic blood sugar levels. fewer hypoglycemic events, and that's the risk of hospitalization. and a marked improvement on mental health. the instead of just anecdotal evidence, there is now a collection of scientific data that proves part of the dr. bern schemes. diabetes solution, the fuel cards equals fewer complication. we know what we're doing on a daily flush and arranges in the ninety's sometimes in the eighty's. the reward is that isn't on the kid. since doesn't feel as i've been is nearly as much as we do as far as i can do it. i want to make sure that this happens we would not have complications normal assures where life back in is exactly what we do the the of the things the, the mom the . ready the, i mean the in the, by the middle of the 19th cent

wesley, box headmaster, the special sauce rating on transportation with this, this white guilt. it's time for all this white guilt to and how to incite emotions, how to create a community, how to get people coming back again and again. and that was good for the radio owners. right? that's good for the market. that's good for the bottom line. but over time, the kind of power that was found in that community, the power of that relationship that he had with those listeners that became a political force that became an ideological force to be reckoned with. or the no one can deny a co radio has proven exception, a beneficial to that republican policy. but it is a megaphone for right when talking points out of the machine for joining us. the base. what is the industry to cold and host influence is a conservative focus group. so to did that impact on the policies politics sometimes to a statute todd radio was really, really useful to the republican party in like the ninety's. i think that over time it is become less and less useful and if anything, it's more of a hindrance today then i

we have wesley reed from isle of wight.der his belt and his home island hosting the next games, is there a fourth sport on the horizon? there's not going to be table tennis in 2025. there's not going to be target shooting. so i'm at a loose end. i have been absolutely fascinated with the bowls next door here this week. it was fantastic. they're getting a bit nervous. they want to jump ship. ross could learn a thing or two from 84 year old paul richardson. he's the game's oldest competitor and he's getting ready to play. it's not very energetic, but it's very exacting, and it does get your muscles going as well. i'll play twice a week. we have quite a good time with a cup of tea and a cake. guernsey's games were postponed due to covid, and in the time since, paul's health has been up and down. i never thought i'd be here at age 84. i've tried very hard to stay alive. i carry a stick now and i'm a little bit uncertain about where my feet go. but i'm managing. i shall get through it. paul has just got his first point on the bo

and a quick change you might be, i just leave this loan kind of gone most the homes, wesley. it'll probably do a for the shuttle on dina nipple points, as you might be asleep. the over 400 years more than 12000000 africans were sold into slavery as part of the transatlantic slave trade. today, human traffickers are still profiting from the many young africans who hope to migrate and resort to doing it through legal chance. the . i want to say we, i don't know how good i would be fishing, so sounds okay. the, what can i do for you guys? are they going to be able to move on to talk to about integrating some of our guys over there, told us you helped them you know, one of my brothers being duped by fix as a company time. the good and this will be my 2nd time trying to go to europe, and we don't want to fail. people have told us we'd be in good hands with, you know, wherever i mean go the, the room might be duped by sticks. there's many times you give them money, i don't hear from them again by the time of, i mean, we can't talk here and we'll take my number and call me later. so

years in the us, letting me back because i'm a great, i am a marketing director for west big college. wesley college is a college for anyone that's currently that's interested in studying anywhere in the k, canada or the us. and the train, but that don't have students into and also be taken by rod. after the pandemic, we saw that there were a lot of registered nurses that may be left to jobs and also because the embassies were closed. people weren't able to come in to any of those countries. we saw there's a huge shortage of just for the health care. and we saw that also. so we want to fill in that and also for originally on a narrow b can. so it has 10 years old, my mom's card, and we're able to go to the us. i learned to disappoint natalie on my side. and when i was 16 and i was able to get professional and just talking loud response america, you're kind of talking can be any one you want us to really bad doing that car walk, talk, read everything the you have to learn us physically. a child such as the learning and doing that process, i'm thinking there has to be more to mind. that's the

i am a marketing director for west big college. wesley college is a college for anyone that currently that's interested in studying anywhere in the u . k. canada, or the west and beach rain. but i don't have students in to me and also be taking place centers in broad after the pandemic, we saw that there were a lot of registered nurses that may be left in jobs and also because the embassies were close. people weren't able to come into any of those countries. we saw there's a huge shortage of just skim milk and we saw that also. so we want to fill in that and also for broad originally on a narrow b can. so it has 10 years old. my mom's card and we're able to go to the us. i learned to discipline my son and i was 16. and i was able to get professional and just talking loud response to your kind of time. you can be anyone, you want us to really bad doing that car walk, talk, read everything the you have to learn as physically a child such as the learn and during that process i'm thinking there has to be more to mind. that's the more for me to do. if i can get past this, i can do so fast

the the wesley b leads continue to be implemented by truck arrangements. then from the very spot of truck returning to the white house as induced the sense of panic. can you think of a better example of stockholm syndrome, the the welcome back to going underground. i'm still here with the author of the new book, the collapse of antiquity. professor michael, that's you know, i, i know that you online is supposed to have looked at great sleeves of history and the french revolution and so on. but your book is taking it though ad exponentially grades a level you'd be showing, no daily lives can be so connected to minutes and histories from uh, 2000. then i know the previous book on the bronze age uh, ideas about the interest rates and, and dad, i don't know whether you heard about the libel rates scandal in london when they will have manipulating the interest rates. are we not in new time, slightly that now the, all the gods can actually manipulate the interest rates and make the rest of the people not even understand that without what they've does that show t

but johnny wesley is chief executive of the consulting c global cyber risk. you're joining us from washington, d. c. jody. thank you very much. make it simple for us. how does this sting operation led by the f b? i actually work. it was very interesting. it was quite clever. they, um, they managed to get access to the bought nets infrastructure, and they diverted the traffic from the button it to the f b i. and then the f. b. i planted a and instruction from the bot net to go out to its workers, a button that is like a wedding cake at the top is the controller, the button master. then there's a 2nd layer that's a tier of prophecies that puts out commands to the lower tier of worker, but so computers infected there, about $700000.00 of them globally. so the f b, i got the proxy box in the middle layer to push out an instruction to the 700000 bots to go download this, the software which it did. but the software was designed to uninstall the malware on all those computers and to prevent the bot net from the re infecting the computer. so it was very clever. they

the 25—year—old will offer mauricio pochettino defensive cover at stamford bridge after wesley fofanaed a serious knee injury. it's theirfifth signing of the summer. fifa is investigating an official complaint that the zambia head coach, bruce mwape, sexually assaulted a player at the women's world cup. fifa is investigating an official complaint that the zambia head coach, bruce mwape, sexually assaulted a player at the women's world cup. mwape is accused of rubbing his hands over the chest of one of his players during a training session in new zealand last month. in response, the football association of zambia says it hasn't received any complaints and that all the sessions were filmed. well, zambia are no longer in the tournament after being knocked out in the group stages. the hosts great britain have won three gold and four silver medals after a great start to friday's evening session at the cycling world championships, in glasgow. gb dominated the para—cycling schedule, withjody cundy winning his 20th cycling world title in the men's c41km time trial. also among the medals were

the 25—year—old will offer mauricio pochettino defensive cover at stamford bridge, after wesley fofana a serious knee injury recently. it's chelsea's fifth signing of the summer. diana taurasi became the first wnba player to reach 10,000 points on thursday night. the phoenix mercury guard started the night needing just 18 points to reach the milestone, as her side beat atlanta dream 91—71. after this achievement, the 41—year—old was asked if retirement was on the cards. when you get to this age, you probably think about retirement every ten minutes. you know, every time i get to the weight room at 8am, every time i get to the trading table for a massage. all these things, you think about it, but every morning i wake up wanting to play basketball, wanting to compete, wanting to get this team back on track to win the championship. all those things are still inside me, revving up this uncomfortable little brat that just wants to playing basketball. the british moto gp is this sunday, and six—time world champion marc marquez will be on the grid. the spainard injured his arm in a crash in 2

david wesley snipes didn't have the power to be a special prosecutor. he didn't have the power to move the case to los angeles. he said so and they memorialized it in their notes and waiting to be challenged so you say what motivation did the whistleblowers have. i would like to destroy my career prevent my proceed vengs put my benefits on the line to do the right thing so they went out and put themselves on the line and that's the reason this is happening. the question is david weiss going to start using that investigative power and i don't know why judge i'm being more optimistic than you but why wouldn't he start looking into international business deals now? he has the ability. he's got the power. why did he ask on tuesday happen get it on friday? my hope is they'll look into it and if he's clean, he's clean. >> i'm not saying he's clean. i'm saying the wyatt appointment doesn't unsettle me. >> he's been there five years. he's letting things evaporate. statute of limitations. that's the problem. >> it stinks. if i were a spokesman of the justice dep

this is from wesley. anyone own an electric vehicle? when might you do so? powered of 150 and you wouldn't be caught dead. lauren: i only know of one charging station where i live and can't remember -- stuart: no plan for an ev? lauren: not in the near future. stuart: you would consider it? lauren: 5 years. stuart: this comes to us from bc. i would like to know when mr. varney bought his first share of microsoft and at what price? i have a rough idea, 25 years ago i bought my first share of microsoft and paid $30 a share, roughly speaking. a year here or there, that is what i did way back when. i held it. i would advise anybody, you come across the good company, hold it long-term. lauren: ignored it at some point. stuart: many people travel to new york to see the statue of liberty, freedom tower, empire state building, how many of these have you been to? all of them. several times. i have never been up in the statue of liberty. lauren: it is fun to play tourist in new york, you want to avoid the crowds, every now and then set aside some time and do it. stuar

have hispanics running for office within black within republican party you got, individuals like wesleyemocratic party becoming republicans why? because they want individual choice and moving because of donald trump, last point, donald trump number among black increased 2022, to 2024 look at numbers. cheryl: leo? >> leo, number one. >> 2024. >> once again you are not seeing mass exodus you are talking about you define mass exodus fine that mass exodus you are talking about cited does not exist in data my friend. >> look at polling look at polling. >> i am i am telling you don't have exist that mass exodus. >> you are wrong one hundred percent wrong. great debate i am so glad you both were here i love you both you know that richard foulr leo terrell, popcorn tonight big night. thank you so much tune in, to fox news fox business debate kicking off 9 pm eastern time hosted by martha maccallum, bret baier simulcast right here on fox business. ooh, all right. coming up, it has been a big week for housing data not over yet july new home sales coming up today global real estate adviser jenna h

. >> and we see regina wesley. >> ain't too ashamed of yourself? >> what did you just say to me? been sidelined, and yet the show embraced them. >> "true blood" allowed the marginalization of vampires to serve as the marginalization for lgbtq, african americans, people of color, and even marginalization of people within those communities. >> you still ain't making me eat no aids burger. >> well, all you gotta do is say, hold the aids. here, eat it. >> "the walking dead" was ushering in new black characters in a very cool way. >> we can beat them. this isn't the end. >> sick of playing defense. >> so you're just going to take on all of them. >> >> it was definitely a watershed moment with denye playing that character and really shifting some folks' idea of what a strong female character can look like. >> thank god. >> you know, people never really talked about the interracial relationship that myshone had with rick grimes and it's because who has time for racism? it's zombies. >> i remember marveling about there being two black women in the core cast of this show and how amazing t

. >>> for mo on this, i'm joined by cnn military analyst, retired general wesley clark, and george townjung professor, jill doherty. jill, how significant is this foiled plot and the silence from russia on this allegation, at least so far. >> as nick said, there'sic a number of attempts to assassinate zelenskyy before, but there really must be something about this. i was looking at the video of the woman who was arrested. she's dressed in civilian clothes. you cannot see her face, but it's unclear. when i have to say where i figure out where her town is, it's east of odesa, a russian-speaking area, if that tells us anything, but not much probably. i think the significant here is that if slerchs can i were to be killed, we all know that he is the best communicator, the person who pulls the ukrainians together. there really is nobody like zelenskyy. so having him out of the picture, eliminated by russia really would be a disaster for ukraine. >> it certainly would be. general clark, how do you assess the threat to zelenskyy. >> look, this is an active intelligence environment. there are r

earthquake, the community in the rebel held northwest of the country has slowly cleared the degree of cap wesleytless destructive homes, but in the days after, international rescue teams with high-tech missionary to save lives. -- machinery to save lives. here, no one came. it is extremely difficult for journalists to get into this part of northwest syria. we managed to get a rare visit. human beings living here, trapped in this crisis, are increasingly being abandoned by the world. syrians trapped in this besieged enclave, 4.5 million people were left to the local people's dissent -- defense, known as the white helmets, who worked for years to save victims of airstrikes and shelley attacks -- shelling attacks. facing such widespread description with next to no equipment, many relied with little more than their hands. pre l 4500 people died here. this woman survived because she going to the hospital, but the rest of her family was still inside. for three days, she could hear the voices of her children and husband, calling for help from within the carcass of their shattered home, but help never c

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