host: fred in west palm beach, florida. independent. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i have been trying to get through, and, regarding the pandemic, i am retired right now but i worked for 70 years in the medical field. i am appalled at certain percentage of the population still not vaccinated. when that has been proven over -- host: what does this have to do with congress and the presidency? caller: well i just wanted to get back to -- they should get together and really work for the american people rather than being parshall on trying -- par tial on trying to keep their jobs. host: is there a way to judge the rate of partisanship in congress? guest: it is hard to capture with numbers empirically. i think it is worth noting that many large pieces of bills past due get bipartisan support. we have been talking about the bipartisan inver structure bill. that is what we called it, and that did get votes for members of both parties in both chambers. the big defense policy bill that passes every year, that will get bipartisan support. it is ce

through to any of these hospitals nationwide of which i think the last one that was built was down in west palm beach is a nightmare. and then on the other hand, i could watch over 10,000 criminal illegal aliens come into my country every single day. a quarter of a million a month, and they're being flown to the cities -- president biden: before i start, i want to report i will be signing a bill funding the government operations for the next few months. funding the government is a great achievement. it's a bare minimum we need to get done. bipartisan cooperation is worth recognition. i want to thank senator schumer and mcconnell and speaker pelosi for getting this done. i want to thank a substantial bipartisan vote in the senate for sending this bill to my desk today to avoid disruptions of government operations. i want to urge congress to use the time this bill provides to work toward a bipartisan agreement on a full-year funding bill that makes the needed investments in our economy and our people. from public health, education, to national security. now, for today's news. every year december

ben in west palm beach, florida. yahoo! news offering assessment yesterday.hey say they are still over one million people out of work and the leisure and hospitality business. the labor secretary told yahoo! finance he was surprised by the total number of the jobs reports showing only 23,000 payroll gains in that sector on a seasonal basis. adding that is not where we wanted to be. employment in leisure and hospitality crater during the depths of the pandemics at bars, restaurants, museums and casinos closed. total payroll in the sector nearly halved, losing 8.2 million jobs. in missouri this is carol. good morning. caller: good morning. i watched all your c-span programs and biden talks about all these jobs he created over the past year makes my stomach turn. most of these jobs he created was jobs that was there before the pandemic. i keep hearing him say he is going to create jobs with this new bill. when he does then he can brag about it but these other jobs going right now, jobs that opened thanks to the rich states who pushed them to open up, finally ope

phenomena where you didn't have to be physically anywhere and people like ken griffin approving being in west palm and be just effective as in other parts of the country. that has created an effect, of fear of missing out. we have made it probably a 10 year progression in about 10 months. is, and it is him on that, he said that actually, it is hard to directly accept your paychecks in bitcoin. you have to accept it in dollars and then transfer it. how does the progression of how you are accepting your first paychecks? mayor suarez: you know, mayor elect adams has become a friend. we joke with each other and hit each other all the time. maybe it is difficult for him to do it. is easy for me to do it. i don't know if it is a generational thing. we use an app called strike. that allows us to convert it instantly. it is like a direct deposit feature. it directly deposits the money into a digital wallet. it is very easy for us to do and i'm doing it with a variety of different cryptocurrencies on my mayoral salary. we are the first city to do that in the country. paying our employees in bitcoin, we alr

afternoon, primary threat will be damaging wind gusts, a few tornadoes and isolated hail across west palm beach all the way to tampa also, charleston, south caroli can nade northeast feels like temperatures in some spots, tucson today toasty, 75 everyone is looking forward to that christmas eve and christmas day forecast coming up >> can't wait to hear it thank you. up next, conspiracy theorist alex jones is doing all he can to avoid the january 6th commission. >>> californiaui sng walmart for dumping nearly 1 million toxic items no landfills simply shake and spray to unlock the breakthrough power of touch-activated scent technology.no landfils that lo landfills.!ino landfil. that's because to landfillsess so you get bursts of freshness with every touch. your whole world will come alive. welcome home to fresh with febreze touch. la, la, la, la, la one role of a lifetime...one sore throat. but she had enough. she took new mucinex instasoothe sore throat lozenges. show your sore throat who's boss. new mucinex instasoothe. works in seconds, lasts for hours. most bladder leak pads were simila

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i guess west palm on wednesday. of my own punishment comes with the play at and not in the best of form. he scored only for gold in 14 li games this season. not to news about 2 argentine as old time. great says your where is set to and now his retirement from the gain. the strike i joined barcelona this year after 10 seasons with manchester city. he said 3 old have struggled with injuries and health problems. aguiro substituted and taken to hospital in october, after experiencing chest pains, buckley and l messy is still going strong. an artist in his home town of audio has celebrated mrs. korea with a 69 meta mutual on the side of an apartment building. so that's all for now. remind of our top 4 stories man to see. united next remedy game has been postponed due to coven my teen outbreak at the club. for 2 premier league plays and stuff i have tested positive and the past week with the back in a few hours time for more for that 21. 45 gmc. stay with us here and i'll be there after the break. got another news update.

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this time from a man who said he used to drive teenage girls to and from the west palm beach, mansion of geoffrey epstein watching them leave with $100.00 bills. he said after spending hours with epstein and also maxwell, the man who identified himself as schon, said he began dating one of the teens who was just 14 years of age at the time while he was 17. that girl now in her thirties is one of several alleged victims of epstein, who said she performed sexual acts on him. being recruited by maxwell, who prosecutor se recruited and traffic other girls some as young as 14 to epstein and a circle of rich and powerful friends. maxwell has pled not guilty and lawyers maintained, she's being scapegoat, and now that epstein is dead and that she was merely just upon that epstein used like many others, unaware of his sick and sordid life. but prosecutor say, the pictures taken over the years and shown as evidence tell a much different story. several show maxwell giving epstein a seemingly sensual foot massage on his private jet, even exposing her breasts while others shot show the to closing

. >> dancing the irish jig and somewhere in west palm beach -- more new yorkers i have my wife, probably condos in dade county, miami. unfortunately that is just the reality for so long. between eight years of bill de blasio and a decade of andrew cuomo, it is easy to be optimistic that a new mayor is coming, but it's hard to it i just how bad things have gotten. >> tucker: that is really true. i man, i hope you stay. the city need you. city councilman. they get so much for coming on tonight. appreciate it. so as predicted, that suspension was in fact the firing. chris cuomo is gone. he defended his brother, that's his crime. but what about the -- what did he know exactly and how he is he escaping punishment? chris cuomo is doing it. the dwarf king really didn't k know? we have details. and apparently producers -- he can go shopping on our website, christmas shopping. tuckercarlson.com is the place. ♪ ♪ the place. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: last week they suspended chris cuomo, that of course over the week and they fired him because that's always the way they do it. they did it not for his actua

flash of west palm and demand seems to be growing all the time. that nancy sh julian and you look at studies and predictions about the world market and the german market. then you see the german market. is that about $215000000.00 euros, jordan oil or the prognosis for 2030 is that will be at almost $30000000000.00 euros by then. i see us with that by yeah. from fast prices 1000000 away. we'll eat . it seems like we may well be in the midst of a food revolution. one of the biggest weakness would of course be the climate but animal welfare and our own health would benefit from a change in diet to the world health organization want in 2015, that processed meat and ret meeks could be linked to certain cancers. but what about these meet substitutes? are they really healthier once again, come on these in these and i've not even those on the whole these products have a lot of benefits. studies have shown that red meat is quite problematic, and it appears to be linked to a higher risk of colorectal cancer. especially if you eat a lot of it in general, an

today will be severe weather day from west palm beach to miami and the naples area.rimary damage will be wind gusts for 8 million people. tornados possible as the heat and humidity is still in place across the coast. we'll watch the weather make its way into the carolinas as well and skirt into d.c., the richmond area, as we go into wednesday. it collides with warmer air. we'll watch the lake enhancement for the ohio valley as we go to our wednesday. our friends across the pacific northwest, they continue to go through. minor flooding possible. look at some of these snowfall totals. we're talking at least 12 to 18 inches into the rockies some of that winter wonderland in full effect across the west coast. >>> now, jonathan, this is what everybody has been waiting for. i have your christmas eve forecast. showers across the great lakes. it's going to be a great travel day from the deep south to the southeast. then we'll watch another storm for the west coast. that's going to continue for your christmas day. it will not be a white christmas for the northeast and east co

. >> caller: hi, jim big west palm beach boo-yah. pain. >> which one which is your pain house >> caller: well, c3 ai do i buy more, hold it or sell it >> no. it has to make money that's the whole point if they're not making money, we're not recommending them. we have enough problems with the ones that are making money the only one that's not making money is snowflake and frank sluman let's go to dan in kansas. i love it. the chiefs dan in kansas. dan. >> caller: that's right. boo-yah, jimmy chill, from the land of patrick mahomes. >> oh, man i hope kelce is okay >> caller: how are you doing today? >> i'm making a comeback i'm a little more -- you know, i'm fair i think if the quarantine should end. i play by the rules. what's going on? >> caller: ignore the haters as one of your disciples i own a high growth tech stock that has actual earnings. should i add to my position in the trade desk >> you know, jeff green is real. that company is real i wouldn't mind you buying more of that stock. i think they're a terrific company. let's go

. >> neil: new york, west palm beach, what are some of them that you are focusing on?s like everyone is down there, so it's great. and it's let's go somewhere this weekend, and 39, 49, 59, whatever and come back on a sunday or monday, and it's great change of scenery, you can eat good food, live music, all of the things we want to do to get back to normal life after the miserable time in the last year and a half. >> neil: mask requirements will stay through till march, do your customers not like that? and if so, the hassle of flying in general, i'm sure is a different experience, but you have heard the legendary stories on the rest of the people, they are frazzled? >> i started the notion that we are seriously nice, and we really wanted to be the nice airline, because some we can deliver on. i think, i have tried to convince people that you come to work nice, you treat people nice and they are nice to you and you like your job better. so when i was happy about the mandate they did not extend for six months, it was just from the middle of january to the middle of march,

it is only available in selected cities, including los angeles, san diego, west palm beach.tomers in new york city can have read sliver. -- reeves -- wreathes delivered. >> christmas ornaments are not just for your tree. a company is taking into the next level with drinkable ornaments. miller lite teamed up with comedian jimmy o yang to let drinkers take a sip of an ice cold beer in these new ornaments. they can hold an eight ounce can of beer. it comes in a set of six, but here's the thing. it doesn't come with a beer. these ornaments cost $20. >> for six? >> yes. >> so, jimmy o yang is yang is s you watched this movie -- it is a holiday movie -- it is a movie on necklace called love hard. i like that movie, and he part of it, although you can't tell it because of the army, but i liked that move may -- movie. >> they make questionable decisions. >> ornaments don't come with any beer? it is an ornament with no taste. >> you nailed it. >> amy had at best. she landed it. expertly. ousting about buying it for my son, so he is probably going to be more disappointed if it doesn't

host: this is joe, west palm beach, florida. you are up next. you've served on a jury. what kind? caller: on a criminal journey many years ago. i'm a retired court officer for 30 years and have been involved in hundreds of trials coming to verdict. host: i'm glad you called in. sounds like you have some thoughts. caller: the whole procedure is handled by professionals, attorneys. and then a decision is made by nonprofessionals. it's quite unique. i've really come down on -- they really come down -- i've really come down on leaving the decision to judges. if you've been listening, it reinforces my decision that judges -- professionals should be making decisions, not nonprofessionals. host: what is the biggest miscarriage of justice you think you've seen by the nonprofessionals you say, the average jurist? caller: some of the callers pointed to being on juries and the fact that some of the jurors didn't have the interest of the case as a priority, that it was more about their own. it is hard to be on a jury, to be in a room with 11 strangers and have to come to conclusions on interp

host: let's talk to paul from west palm beach, florida, independent line. good morning. caller: hi, jesse. thank you for taking my call. i want to talk about the january 6 incident. i was wondering why nancy pelosi has not been investigated for not protecting the capitol building. is it her job to protect the building? there was going to be a big meeting with president trump. why was that not investigated? number two, a white lady was shot by a black cop, had this been the other way around, a white cop shooting a black person, the story would be a big story everywhere. i just. these things have been on my mind. thank you. host: let's go to ed from columbia station, ohio, on the republican line. good morning. caller: for. it is not just this show, but every show i have watched for years, and i have information. i am a conservative. every democrat called, almost everyone, but they always blame the conservative news station. they have opinions and the news, and they stay with opinions. everything else is dominated, hollywood. look at the material, not one thing on who is ru

fox 29 in west palm beach as the broward county florida school district agrees to pay more than $26 millionthe families of 17 people killed and some others injured in the 202018 valentine's day shootings at marjory stoneman douglas high school. the family has reached a settlement with the fbi last month that will pay them nor hand $127 million for the bureau's failure to possibly specific warnings, a live look at new york. >> the big story there tonight' one of them from fox five, a long island police official will be the new york city's next police commissioner the first woman to lead the nation's largest police force she will replace dermot shea who is retiring in the nypd. the last two years as commissioner. last the live look outside the beltway from "special report," we'll be right back. ♪ kidney alert for type 2 diabetes! forty percent of people with type 2 diabetes will develop chronic kidney disease, or ckd. did you know ckd can lead to kidney failure and dialysis? kidney alert! ckd often has no symptoms until it's too late! help protect your kidneys. call your doctor for a uacr tes

actually in july for the 1st time we sold more alternative products than meat and sausages, flash of west palm and demand seems to be growing all the time. that mancy student and you look at studies and predictions about the world market and the german market. then you see the german market. is that about $215000000.00 euros, jordan oil or the prognosis for 2030 is that will be at almost $30000000000.00 euros by then. i see stuff us with that by yeah, from fast prices 1000000 oil. we'll eat. it seems like we may well be in the midst of a food revolution. one of the biggest weakness would of course be the climate but animal welfare and our own health would benefit from a change in diet to the world health organization want in 2015, that processed meat and ret meeks could be linked to set in kansas. but what about these meet substitutes? are they really healthier once again, come on these in these and i've not even those on the whole these products have a lot of benefits. studies have shown that red meat is quite problematic, and it appears to be linked to a higher risk of colorectal cancer, esp

host: west palm beach florida, independent caller, go ahead. caller: can you hear me? i hope you'll give me the time. i thought about this a lot and i know this man. this guy, mr. courson and mr.fr u appearedmm with the rise of baby bush. apparently this was done after the 1999 republican retreat. they had a retreat just the way the democrats did after the 1968 convention. basically, they said in order to become a majority player, we essentially had to become social democrats with -- that's with the europeans called it except they call it compassion to -- compassionate conservatism. i began weaving my money out of the country. i was absolutely appalled and horrified through the obama years because i kept on hearing him say the government had to do what was right, what was fair. evangelicals say we have to do with just in the eyes of god. i was thinking we are caught between mahatma gandhi on one side and jesus christ on the other. apparently, you haven't read the constitution. the first amendment strictly forbids a government to establish a religion. that's what this i

very different in the dynamic you mentioned west palm. >> there is a dynamic, i spoke with the governor and not have their businesses shut down, people know that they are going to be able to get jobs here not potentially forced out based on mandates the fact we've stood for freedom, in addition to having good tax and spend policies, has really caused people to want to come, work in florida, and we we are producing more jobs per capita than other states but have hundreds of you thousands job options because the economy is performing well. >> have what do you make of that do you think 2022 is a big year for florida? >> is it a we really do believe that is what is happening in florida is sustainable, people are continuing to announce plans to move there, our operation throughout the state, one of our most significant presence in the marketplace reporting new demand from buyers that are investing in the state, as well as, companies relocating there, indicators very, very positive one thing to point out not only are people moving to florida on full-time basis also an outpost a little bit of

when glenn finished his mission, glenn, grissom, and i flew with jack back from west palm to washington for glenn's ceremony. the four of us sat in his cabin, and we talked about what gus had done. we talked about what john had done. we talked about what i had done, all the way back. people would come in with papers to be signed, he said, don't worry, we'll get those when we come back to washington. the entire flight -- i tell you, he was really, really a space cadet. it's too bad he could not have lived to see his promise. >> when he first made that announcement, what was your personal reaction? >> oh, we were delighted. we were delighted. but there was a little bit of a gulp in there because he put -- he put a time cap on the deal. to think that any of us thought that we would be able to make it with -- that was 1961 -- within 8.5 years. anyway, delighted but a little bit of, well, maybe -- maybe the president is a little enthusiastic. >> we finally got up to point where we were into "apollo," and what was your choice, you and deke, what was your best bet as to which would be the firs

ben in west palm beach, florida. yahoo! news offering assessment yesterday. they say they are still over one million people out of work and the leisure and hospitality business. the labor secretary told yahoo! finance he was surprised by the total number of the jobs reports showing only 23,000 payroll gains in that sector on a seasonal basis. adding that is not where we wanted to be. employment in leisure and hospitality crater during the depths of the pandemics at bars, restaurants, museums and casinos closed. total payroll in the sector nearly halved, losing 8.2 million jobs. in missouri this is carol. good morning. caller: good morning. i watched all your c-span programs and biden talks about all these jobs he created over the past year makes my stomach turn. most of these jobs he created was jobs that was there before the pandemic. i keep hearing him say he is going to create jobs with this new bill. when he does then he can brag about it but these other jobs going right now, jobs that opened thanks to the rich states who pushed them to open up, finally o

restaurants and no one knows that better than my next guest, the ceo of margaritaville joining us out of west palm me a sense of how business is going right now. depending on where you are, crime is an issue in newark people get reluctant to come to new york yeah big operations in times square. i'm wondering how it falls out dependably what. >> remarkably refocused on leisure square the business is performing markedly well up significantly over 30% in 2019 obviously were maintaining our safety protocols. people are having a very good time and a lot of fun and margaritaville in a safeway. neil: what do someone there want to do, you get a feeling even with the prices going out and getting a hotel and going to a restaurant what i see from the data they don't care they have been itching to get out and have fun, that's exactly what they're doing they want to be friends and meet new friends and be social, they certainly up for having to drink at 5:00 o'clock it's always 5:00 o'clock with us i think there is we are hoping to have you down there but it's really the same intuition that you felt but it's ab

i think the last one that was built down in west palm beach is a nightmare, and on the other hand, iould watch over 10,000 criminal illegal aliens coming to my country every single day, a quarter of a million a month, and they are being flown to the cities of their choice. these moneys should be rerouted to the american veteran. the men and women who serve this country. it is a disgrace. the choice program, which was limited, is not being followed, and it is time that america wakes up to this problem. the men who fought in world war ii, korea, vietnam, iraq, afghanistan, haiti, panama, and all those on any given day to put their lives at risk at any station, are not being taken care of. that is john new york. "the wall street journal" following up on the president' is called yesterday looking at the fda and omicron and other issues, saying they are laying the groundwork for rapid review of those targeted vaccines and drugs. they established earlier this year to assess shock and estimating with drugmakers and setting guidelines for data needed to swiftly evaluate products targeting om

they're leaving new york, for instance, headed to places like west palm beach. >> that is exactly rightgone through the roof. not just for housing but office space. people have seen enough. if you can't just live your life around go to work and enjoy the fruits of your labor why live in that state? the beauty of our country you have 50 laboratories. one thing proven over the last two years, florida by far, knows how to run a society. the other 49 states, they better catch up. lauren: so if you were to sit down with president biden right now, what would you tell him? >> i would tell him him to nothing. do the hippocratic vote, do no harm. unwind crazy policies. lead with data and facts not political science. that is what my advice to him will be. lauren: he tried to be optimistic in his message yesterday, when you talk about ventilators, therapeutics, that creates panic though you don't mean to. we've been asking our guests, byron, for something positive for our entire show. you have something positive and a very special guest with you. >> i do. i have my son mason with me. come here, cl

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host: west palm beach florida, independent caller, go ahead. caller: can you hear me?ope you'll give me the time. i thought about this a lot and i know this man. this guy, mr. courson and mr.fr u appearedmm with the rise of baby bush. apparently this was done after the 1999 republican retreat. they had a retreat just the way the democrats did after the 1968 convention. basically, they said in order to become a majority player, we essentially had to become social democrats with -- that's with the europeans called it except they call it compassion to -- compassionate conservatism. i began weaving my money out of the country. i was absolutely appalled and horrified through the obama years because i kept on hearing him say the government had to do what was right, what was fair. evangelicals say we have to do with just in the eyes of god. i was thinking we are caught between mahatma gandhi on one side and jesus christ on the other. apparently, you haven't read the constitution. the first amendment strictly forbids a government to establish a religion. that's what this is in

host: fred in west palm beach, florida. independent. caller: good morning. you for taking my call. i have been trying to get through, and, regarding the pandemic, i am retired right now but i worked for 70 years in the medical field. i am appalled at certain percentage of the population still not vaccinated. when that has been proven over -- host: what does this have to do with congress and the presidency? caller: well i just wanted to get back to -- they should get together and really work for the american people rather than being parshall on trying -- par tial on trying to keep their jobs. host: is there a way to judge the rate of partisanship in congress? guest: it is hard to capture with numbers empirically. i think it is worth noting that many large pieces of bills past due get bipartisan support. we have been talking about the bipartisan inver structure bill. that is what we called it, and that did get votes for members of both parties in both chambers. the big defense policy bill that passes every year, that will get bipartisan support. it is certainl

host: let's talk to paul from west palm beach, florida, independent line. good morning.aller: hi, jesse. thank you for taking my call. i want to talk about the january 6 incident. i was wondering why nancy pelosi has not been investigated for not protecting the capitol building. is it her job to protect the building? there was going to be a big meeting with president trump. why was that not investigated? number two, a white lady was shot by a black cop, had this been the other way around, a white cop shooting a black person, the story would be a big story everywhere. i just. these things have been on my mind. thank you. host: let's go to ed from columbia station, ohio, on the republican line. good morning. caller: for. it is not just this show, but every show i have watched for years, and i have information. i am a conservative. every democrat called, almost everyone, but they always blame the conservative news station. they have opinions and the news, and they stay with opinions. everything else is dominated, hollywood. look at the material, not one thing on who is runn

the biggest area for concessions in west africa of these kind of land steel s oil palm.it was originally a malaysian oil company. that concession was built off a concession that bf goodrich had in the 1950s. these concessions keep turning over to other countries. oil palm right now is one of those. >> can i ask a follow up question? >> sure. >> do you see this just as globally economy or is it just, i shouldn't say just but is it kind of the same old model of imperialism that originally began in what you're talking about here in your book? >> it's both. it's a story of imperialism. in the early 20th century william howard taft when he have president of united states introduced dollar diplomacy and the idea is we're no longer going to use guns and bullets to get other countries to do our bidding. we would use dollars and economic support. in the process of getting this deal for land and labor they also at final hours of the agreement added a clause that the liberian government needed to take out the 5 million dollar loan from the finance corporation of america at 7% inter

i'm sorry, but no politician should have a maserati are you senator from west virginia or a plastic surgeon from palm? [ laughter ] joe biden drives a stingray and he only gets away with it because he had a vibe of a kindly old grandpa who's getting back into dating [ laughter ] "i'm going to pick up nancy pellegrino down at the nursing home oh, nancy pellegrino i remember, back in '59 when we were high school sweethearts, i took her to a drive-in to see 'ben-hur.' [ laughter ] then we slid into the back seat and well, let's just say went at it like roman gladiators." "grandpa!" "cars had a lot more steel in them in those days, and so did i. "grandpa, stop it! [ laughter ] the point is the supply chain crisis is very real. let's not act like it just happened out of nowhere. and the fact that the people around trump are such brazen, shameless liars is all the more reason why we need to see actual records of what was going on behind the scenes in that white house, especially as it relates to the insurrection on january 6th. trump has been trying to keep those records hidden from public view, but a cour

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palm springs and programs. and now, oh, the me on out of the are, these are the top stories, this our palestinians in the occupied west bank head into the pulse with a local election. local poll used to launch political careers, but it's been 15 years now since there's been a general vote in palestine due to political infighting. leading nuclear inspectors told al jazeera iran needs to grow more access to its program. if it hope to establish trust talks to revive the 2015 nuclear deal, feel ongoing in vienna. and people in the u. s. can now send money to dentist on using financial institutions control by the telephone group is otherwise subject to us sanctions. this money is a lifeline from any actor. also the you in warning, 89000000 a facing famine. this, when you get to the soldiers across the border into democratic republic of congo last week, taking pass in a joint operation to track down gunman from an armed group known as the allied democratic forces. the people on the ground though there was hope and unease about this partnership, or from malcolm web over the last 10 days, the people of this small board of tow

west, too. as moscow demands and antenatal largement -- an end to nato enlargement. and a call for security guarantees. >> we must get guarantees, you must do it, immediately, now. we will not be palmeded off while the other side carries out its own plans. >> vladimir putin spoke for a long time but gave little away about his intentions regarding ukraine, about whether he is planning a large-scale military operation there, as the west fears. what we do know now is that next month, u.s. and russian officials will sit down to discuss the security guarantees that moscow is demanding. there's still hope for a diplomatic resolution. vladimir putin has done 70 of these press conferences now. as president kevin you need plenty of stamina to do this. and to listen to it. it is wall-to-wall putin a reminder as of russians didn't know it, of who is in charge here. >> for more on this story, i've been speaking to olga i. from bbc russia. reporter: we need to remember this conference is mainly an internal audience. that is the trick putin does, he creates these fearful dragons, then defense those drsgons, -- defense those dragon -- defends those dragons. he is talking about russia is only respon

west, too, as moscow demands an end to no enlargement and military activity in eastern europe, what they call security guarantees. >> they must give us guarantees. they must do that immediately. now. we won't be palmed with decades of idle chatter about the need for security wle the other side carries out its own plans. >> vladimir putin spoke for a long time but gave little way about his intentions regarding ukraine about whether, as the west fears, he's planning a large-scale military operation there. what we do know now is that next month u.s. and russian officials will sit down to discuss the security guarantees that moscow is demanding so that there is still hope for a diplomatic resolution. vladimir putin has done 17 of these press conferences now as president. you need plenty of stamina to do this and to listen to it. and since all the tv channels in russia show it live, it's wall-to-wall vladimir putin. a reminder, as if russians didn't know it, of who is in charge here. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. >> herin the united states a jury in the state of minnesota has found a white former police officer guilty of manslaughter for having shot dead a black motorist. during the trial she said s

west, too — as moscow demands an end to nato enlargement and nato military activity in eastern europe, what it calls �*security guarantees'. you must give us guarantees. you must do it immediately, now. we won't be palmed side carries out its own plans. vladimir putin spoke for a long time but gave little away about his intentions regarding ukraine, about whether, as the west fears, he's planning a large—scale military operation there. but what we do know now is that next month, us and russian officials will sit down to discuss the security guarantees that moscow is demanding, so there's still hope for a diplomatic resolution. vladimir putin has done 17 of these press conferences now as president. you need plenty of stamina to do this and to listen to it, and since all main tv channels in russia show it live, it's wall—to—wall putin — a reminder, as if russians didn't know it, who's in charge here. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. let's get some of the day's other news now. the belgian government has decided to close the country's two nuclear power plants and their seven reactors by 2025. the decision could leave belgium with an electricity shortfall if alternative generating capacity is not brought

west, too — as moscow demands an end to nato enlargement and nato military activity in eastern europe, what it calls �*security guarantees'. you must give us guarantees. you must do it, immediately, now. we won't be palmed side carries out its own plans. vladimir putin spoke for a long time but gave little away about his intentions regarding ukraine, about whether, as the west fears, he's planning a large—scale military operation there. but what we do know now is that next month, us and russian officials will sit down to discuss the security guarantees that moscow is demanding, so there's still hope for a diplomatic resolution. vladimir putin has done 17 of these press conferences now as president. you need plenty of stamina to do this, and to listen to it, and since all main tv channels in russia show it live, it's wall—to—wall putin — a reminder, as if russians didn't know it, of who's in charge here. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: with christmas just around the corner, we take a look at the man preparing for his busiest night of the year. the world of music's been paying tribute to george michael, who's died from suspected heart failure at the age of 53. h

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