we have the greatest military they aren't woke when you hear their woke guys like millie and some of these guys on the top is when it said leave all the equipment in afghanistan is cheaper. he told me that do that to him i didn't listen to have anymore said it's cheaper to live an airplane the costs were $50 million brand-new than flight out with a tank of jet fuel. it's cheaper to leave it behind us at the sky is really bad he is really bad. it's amazing not one person from that horrible tragedy not one got fired. divided never fired anybody because they have the goods on him by fired people like crazy i loved to fire people. i love to fire people did not do their job. i fired a lot of people did not do their job. i fire than you did not do your job i'm sorry say hello to your family you are fired get out. i will expel the war mongers for national security state carry out a much needed clean up of the military-industrial complex. the war profiteering and to put always america first. we always put america first. we're going to end these endless wars. have you seen these wars they go

and those talking points said, woke, woke, woke. and so now we have to waste time on this trash.st another week of the g.o.p. circus and as i've said before, calling this a clown show is an insult to actual working clowns. but most of all, it is an insult to the american people. for republicans to use these hallowed halls and to spend hours and hours of time this week on these absurd, awful bills, again, none of them are going anywhere. the reason to be in congress is to help people. that means putting people over politics. it means not caving into the most extreme members of your party. and it means getting stuff done. what a radical idea. getting stuff done. none of these bills, as i said, are going anywhere. and yet here we are playing these absurd, ridiculous games. and with that, mr. speaker, i reserve my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlelady from indiana is recognized. ms. houchin: mr. speaker, i'd like to yield three minutes to my colleague, dr. burgess of texas. the chair: the gentleman from texas is riz -- the speaker pro tempore: the gent

this bill is critical to combat the risks woke e.s.g. initiatives pose on the american people and our financial system. it is a combination of four packages consisting of 20 different bills from the financial services committee. including my guardrail act, congressman steil's protecting retirement saves from politics act, congressman norman's business over activists act, and congressman loudermilk's americans first act. i applaud my colleagues for their work and appreciate their partnership. i also commend chairman mchenry for his steadfast leadership to ensure protecting americans and our financial system from out of bounds e.s.g. mandates being a key priority for republicans on the financial services committee. i want to underscore, mr. speaker, why h.r. 4790 is so desperately needed. under the biden-harris administration, rogue regulators are weaponizing independent agencies to preserve -- i'm sorry, to pursue the objectives of the political far left at the expense of our financial system and, more importantly, everyday investors. s.e

is nothing but a woke power grab. concerns about the environment are secondary to enforcing bland, progressive conformity. what's more, e.s.g. factors guide about 1/4 of all assets under management or $30 trillion. yet these funds underperform examine whaired to their con -- when -- underperform when compared by their conventional peers. take this from the financial times. quote, under the past 12 months global sustainable equity funds made an 11% return compared with 21% for conventional stock funds, according to a may report from jpmorgan, end quote. sacrificing pensions and retirement income for woke impact should be illegal. this legislation makes it clear that other people's retirement income may not be sacrificed for woke impact. pensioners forge the infrastructure that powers modern american cities. pensioners built the industries that make america great. pensioners put their life and work into this country and they don't want their hard-earned nest egg deflating because its principal is serving political cause

this morning when i woke up, i heard gunshots. i l woke up, i heard gunshots., and five minutes after that, _ morning, and five minutes after that, koepka cars were everywhere, surrounding six counties, _ everywhere, surrounding six counties, thousands of cop cars, — counties, thousands of cop cars. i_ counties, thousands of cop cars, i knew something was wrong, _ cars, i knew something was wrong, and i saw the cars pull on the — wrong, and i saw the cars pull on the side of the road and i prayed — on the side of the road and i prayed every thing was all right— prayed every thing was all right and people that passed away, — right and people that passed away, if— right and people that passed away, if there has been anybody, i pray for their families— anybody, i pray for their families and everything, and like i— families and everything, and like i said, i had to get away. it was — like i said, i had to get away. it was crazy. it looked... i did — it was crazy. it looked... i did not_ it was crazy. it looked... i did not pay any attention at first — did not pay a

many news stories now have covering the serious level of crime when woke days won't. here's what will cover when a tourist comes to town and gets harmed or injured when they break into someone's house in new beach. those kinds stories are still making the news. but what's not making the news are the overwhelming number of black americans who are almost systematically and when officers in chicago go in detroit even though detroit claims and they're having a lot of progress, you're seeing police officers, leeds, new york city. we need those especially in black communities. one of the charts that you have in your book is about prison rates. so explain that. so in beginning of the 20th century, black men were least likely to be in federal prisons. if you say that, the trend that we see, the phenomenon that we see now is an outworking of slavery. what explains this drop the? truth of the matter is this is all the police did was people convict them who were last name of macdonald for the crime that mcdonald's have committed the prison would be overflowing with these mcdonal

we woke you up for 3 hours, woke you up, we hope that we woke you up, these were anna kviloriva, marianaed talking about family, about the only one, it seems to me, we are also somehow a good morning, they unite everyone, yes, everyone woke up with us, now everyone will go to school to work in a good mood, with this kind of aura of a good morning belarus, friends, do the meeting is tomorrow, bye, have a nice day. don't believe that you can cook something unusual from simple ingredients, today we will cook the cabbage rolls, we will need cabbage, onions, lard, meat, fat, cabbage rolls, it seems to me that these are the same cabbage rolls, only it sounds more romantic, the potatoes were boiled in their skins, then this skin was removed from the hot, here... they pounded it in this mortar for a long, long time, then they made a small sausage, cut such circles, we will prove to you that this is real, like this from the bottom up, yes, yes, yes, fully in. these spies in potatoes, now we will decorate it, for this we have a banana, marmalade, ice cream and caramel, it blossomed tsalkam, well,

all the commotion also woke up. he lands 9 year-old neighbor rosemary. it lasted for a very long time. she's lived in this neighborhood for 60 years. she didn't want to be on camera but says she worries about what will happen if the sideshows continue. going to be. >> not only noise, she was going to be series injuries and if it continues plus destruction of property sideshows continued into the early morning hours in several other east bay cities. >> richmond, on canal boulevard just before 2 in the morning. and hundreds of people watched a sideshow in oakland on hegenberger road around 02:20am in the morning. video shows a mustang losing control, hitting a group of spectators. at one point a woman was run over. an hour later. a sideshow with 100 cars shut down the westbound lanes of the bay bridge video shows a pickup truck hitting spectators and launching them a few feet. san francisco, chp officers responded and broke up the crowd. the agency says there was no citations or arrests, but there is an ongoing investigation. no word on how many people got

i woke u a whether they were safe. i woke u- to m whether they were safe.lice everywhere with guns and my boys are screaming, nothing, couldn't imagine waking up to it.— nothing, couldn't imagine waking up to it. scary, it's not nice — waking up to it. scary, it's not nice knowing - waking up to it. scary, it's not nice knowing that - not nice knowing that something's happened the serious _ something's happened the serious and we don't know what happened. serious and we don't know what happened-— happened. about 5:30 in the morning. _ happened. about 5:30 in the morning, heard _ happened. about 5:30 in the morning, heard the - happened. about 5:30 in the morning, heard the shoutingj happened. about 5:30 in the - morning, heard the shouting and police _ morning, heard the shouting and police sirens. _ morning, heard the shouting and police sirens, yes, _ morning, heard the shouting and police sirens, yes, but _ morning, heard the shouting and police sirens, yes, but what - morning, heard the shouting and police sirens, yes, but what i - police sirens, yes, b

when he woke up and could be a hug is edging -- jim langevin. jim, thank you pal. a man who overcame a disability but has had a profound impact on the house of representatives. steve cohen, good to see pal. mark, where are you? mark, good to see you buddy and a big thanks to the hundredth event it's the work every day to ensure people with disabilities can live and thrive in their communities. thrive. one of my first acts as an as senator was -- cosponsoring rehabilitation act. one of the most consequential civil rights laws in history was vance discrimination and by -- no disability could be now looked at in any program sponsored by the federal government. there is so much more. rehabilitation lays the groundwork for a landmark law that we celebrate here today. the americans with disability act. they led the charge in house of representatives. i mean that sincerely. led the charge. tom harkin, bob will, i was a kid but i was a proud to be a cosponsor in the senate. that was 34 years ago. george h w bush signed it into law. we can work together in a bipartisan. the

because going to pizza express in woking is an - pizza express in woking is an unusual— pizza expressual thing for me to do. and it andrew denied having _ unusual thing for me to do. and it andrew denied having sex - unusual thing for me to do. and it andrew denied having sex with i andrew denied having sex with her then 17—year—old. he subsequently paid her an out—of—court settlement but has always rejected claims of wrongdoing. days after the interview he announced he was stepping back from royal duties. in he announced he was stepping back from royal duties.— from royal duties. in some respects eve hint from royal duties. in some respects everything changed. _ from royal duties. in some respects everything changed. he _ from royal duties. in some respects everything changed. he lost - from royal duties. in some respects everything changed. he lost his - everything changed. he lost his royal duties, he lost the ability to wear uniform, he lost the respect of the nation on the other side we don't know if epstein's victims gained anything from that. we haven't had closure, there's bee

number two woke we're not woke.eagan once again said, republicans, i mean, hispanics are republicans. they just don't know it. god fearing law-abiding tax paying small government we come here to work not to get a handout so the economy woke -- , i mean, talking about sex to kids in kindergarten. tell me when does that happen in this culture? and at the end socialism we're not socialist we're not perfect but we're not socialists. [laughter] rachel: i think that sums it up sounds like donald trump has his polls on just american who is happen to be hispanics. >> ofng and people who want the best for the country that want to continue with the american exceptionality. you understand complees i'm one of the representatives of the laggest minority in the country. we're 20% of the population. we want to live a dignified life in the promised land. we don't want handouts wept opportunities we want to work harold and be proud you know if you're a mexican american you love your roots but happy to be here you want to live and yo

this woke wagon getting bonkers.w, where we're using just losing british phrases, and that's got to stop. >> well, well, indeed. andrea, thank you very much . it's always thank you very much. it's always a pleasure to have you on the show and, you know, always great to get your views. so i do hope to get your views. so i do hope to chat to you again very, very soon. as former tory minister andrea jenkins. well, coming up, tomorrow's newspaper front pages have landed and my panel will be on standby with their expert analysis. oh, yes. and the person who was really you know, hammering the tories like arguably nobody else. carol vorderman. well, she might have finally seen the light. >> yes. apologise. >> yes. apologise. >> do you think he should apologise? i think i absolutely do . do. >> 69 days that's taken. that's all took anyway, all that and much, much more in just welcome back to patrick christys tonight. now it's time to bring you the very first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages. so here we go. i'm going

in his book, "go woke, go broke" the author punctures the woke mind virus and e.s.g. mr. speaker, i'd like to enter into the record the book review of "go woke, go broke." the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. he describes e.s.g. and diversity, equity, and inclusion, d.e.i., as, quote, among the most heinously anti-american management philosophies ever developed, end quote. this book amplifies the points we made when we passed our legislation last week. e.s.g. is an ideological cancer buoyed by asset managers, banks, and financial institutions that kneel at the altar of an anti-capitalism. americans saving for retirement don't want to see their hard earned money go up in flames in e.s.g. funds. they want a sizable return on their investments. we need to embrace true capitalism again in america. this woke garbage needs to be put out to pasture and left to die. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the chair wreck are niess the gentleman from california, mr. costa, for five minutes. mr. costa: i ask unani

maybe i'm arguing for woke . i don't think i am, for woke. but japan is kind of woke free. it's like one of those islands that has never seen it's not completely woke free, because this is some woman who's got a job, and that's why women should not work. >> wow . okay. >> wow. okay. >> wow. okay. >> wonderful stuff. >> wonderful stuff. >> back to god again. now paul, this is in the telegraph, >> the title is what jesus really thought a traditional family values. then there are 700,000 words about it. and what i can tell you is we have no idea what he thought about traditional family values. but anyway, this article in the telegraph gives a good crack. and this is because of the us election . and the us election is election. and the us election is very much leaning towards the whole idea of the christian. not all of it, obviously. on the republican side of things under jd vance, which rhymes with pants. and they talk very much. they talk very much about christian values and the whole question , like, what would jesus question, like, what would

i woke u . want to live any longer. i woke u- and want to live any longer. couldn't _ want to live any longer. i woke up and couldn't remember- want to live any longer. i woke up and couldn't remember my| up and couldn't remember my children's_ up and couldn't remember my children's names. my up and couldn't remember my children's names.— up and couldn't remember my children's names. my lungs were white, i'd children's names. my lungs were white. i'd got — children's names. my lungs were white, i'd got covid _ children's names. my lungs were white, i'd got covid pneumonia. | white, i'd got covid pneumonia. every— white, i'd got covid pneumonia. every single _ white, i'd got covid pneumonia. every single household - white, i'd got covid pneumonia. every single household across l every single household across the country live three covid in everything in you hasjust drained, gone. the first person i met, mandy, was a community midwife, when reports showed a new virus emerged. like everybody _ new virus emerged. like everybody in _ new virus emerged. like every

we'll call it kamala's woke america versus, trump's america. so say this with me. let's see. wanted to do this at that convention. they did. they wouldn't. we didn't have time i loved they they were so good to but and they kept everybody's and god bless them they didn't let anybody go long but say this with me now if we don't control our government they're will control us. what's more, if we don't control our government, we go their government will control us all say it now. the whole thing with me really want to three if we don't control our government, their government will control us. this is the message i want you to take to everybody you know, and that's the stakes are involved and the way i end this thing and i'm somebody knows these words. the three most famous words ever uttered by, the late great owner of the oakland raiders football team, three words who's got them when just when baby. come on, just win. we got this. all right and act one is over. let's go to act two. i was i was. i didn't know what to expect. four months in prison. when i walked out on that stage.

i woke up at night, probably 10 times, it seemed to me constantly that i was late for class. and, of course, the night before the very first day of school was not easy, first of all parents of first-graders. what will the teachers be like, will they find new friends, will it be difficult to study. woke up before the alarm, very excited, ran to get ready, woke up katya, she also got up quickly, i wish september 2nd would come sooner, here it is, for us, as parents, of course, it is incredibly exciting, to send a child to first grade, but my daughter has been eager for a week, she has been waiting for september 1st, for eleventh-graders it is also a test, although of course they do not show it, only here is the last assembly, ahead is active preparation for exams entering adulthood, it feels sad because it's the last year at school, so much time has passed, so many memories, we will keep in touch, communicate, meet, well, it's sad, really. here are the senior students passing on yellow paper airplanes to the little ones, as a symbol of the future conquest of new heights. today

and a lot of people also left our house, that people simply woke up from the explosion, you never knowulfed. apartments on several floors, an explosion, fire bursts out of a window, apparently a gas cylinder flies out, a fire starts in the yard, one of the residents who was trapped in the fire was saved by neighbors, several people were holding a stretched blanket downstairs, at that moment explosions were heard again, but people, despite the danger, remained in place, a man jumped out of a window, he was caught, he is alive, the ministry of emergency situations employees saved at least five people who could not get out on their own, after the fire was extinguished, it became known about one the deceased, it is also reported that the gas cylinders were stored in the apartment where the renovation was underway, it burned out completely, the windows and doors were knocked out, the interior walls were destroyed. tomorrow , the autumn draft begins in our country, the campaign will last until the end of the year. the term of service does not change, it will be 12 months. the ministry of def

i woke up one day, i had the feeling that i have to get a piercing. the video ended up on tiktok, and a week later, my friend messaged me, saying "there's a girl who is looking for you. "she looks exactly like you." what the hell is happening? who is that girl? i said, "can you show me her on facebook?" i texted her first, "i have been looking for you." and she said, "me too." i'm coming up from the escalator and it's like my heart is like — it was pumping so much blood! i was in shock. am i looking in the mirror? am i in the train? 0r...could someone slap me in the face? exact same person, exact same faces, exact same voice, exact same thoughts. i'm like, "i need to hug you." she doesn't like hugs, but she did hug me. then, we took a couple of pictures and i posted it on facebook. then my mother's friend texted me. "did you find your sister?" i'm like, "who? what...what sister?" amy and ano were not the only ones making strange discoveries about their past. so, this is my one birth certificate and it's written that i was born on august 10. and this i

that's moved to leafy woking. that's all we have time for.d kerry marx. leo kearse will be here tomorrow with kerry again and jonathan kogan. and if you're watching at 5 am, stay tuned for breakfast. otherwise thank you. good night. good >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news >> hello. good evening. welcome to your latest gb news weather update brought to you from the met office through tonight. there will be a few showers, but for many of us, clear skies and it will turn quite chilly across northern areas. but through the rest of this evening, a weather front still to push south and eastwards through parts of scotland, northern ireland into areas of northern england and wales. so cloudy skies will start to develop here through this evening. a risk of some showers across northwestern england, wales and the southwest. the showers, though , southwest. the showers, though, moving away from the south and east, so we'll turn drier for many of us overnight tonight, but still a few showers lingering on across pa

and i woke up next to my eldest daughter. oh, thank god. i'm dead. like, i really thought i was dead. i'm like, thank god. that was just a dream. and then 36 hours later, i was on the way out. so what the trick that my mind played on me was i started researching ndes, near-death experiences, and what i had had in the trauma of seeing a dead loved one. my dead father appear to welcome me, to escort me over was really, really common. there's thousands of cases of ndes. so even if you throw out half of them as you know, whatever, there's still there's still thousands like that are really hard to explain. every society in the world, they're quite similar in different societies for, people who are believers and nonbelievers doesn't really particularly make any difference. and there's accounts from history i went to use and i started research this, and i really realized not only is what happened in the trauma bay, a classic nde, it's something, a topic of which i knew absolutely nothing and had no interest. but the dream also this sort of hovering above yo

please do something to fight woke-ism. i will do anything to help!ted the waters on twitter. >> given that twitter serves as the de facto public town square, failing to adhere to free speech principles fundamentally undermines democracy. what should be done? (tweet posts) >> at the beginning of 2022, things were going really well for him. he had a lot of money burning a hole in his pocket because he had exercised some stock options. but when things go well for musk, he gets unsettled sometimes. he wants to shake things up. he's been, as his brother kimbal says, a drama addict his whole life. and when things are calm, he seeks out storms. >> jacoby: by march, musk began quietly buying twitter stock, hoping to push the company in a new direction. >> he told me, "this could fulfill my vision of x.com," which was a company he had started 20 years earlier that morphed into paypal, but he had wanted it to be larger than a paypal. he wanted it to be a social network, a payments platform, a place where everybody could create content and get paid for it. he w

i think woke is over, no matter how many journalists have failing newspapers suggested is not.ack to you. i am in your studio. i am in your studio without you and you played hooky. i want you to know i should be sitting in the anchor seat. they prevented to me. neil: they were ready to go but they said where -- charlie wears a tie. neil: i tried to order a pumpkin spice latte and they didn't bring it. neil: you are a despicable human being. i like talking to you and i'm happy when we talk. great author, great mind, funny guy. now sabotaging my studio. one of my favorite guests, david rubenstein has a great new book out that picks the brains of the best historians and biographers, presidents including a number of presidents as well, there read on leadership and all this stuff. interesting, intriguing developments from that, david is next. after careful review of medical guidance and research on pain relief, my recommendation is simple: every home should have salonpas. powerful yet non-addictive. targeted and long-lasting. i recommend salonpas. it's good medicine. ♪ hisamitsu ♪ i

he told me he woke up determined — rest... he told me he woke up determined to _ rest... i determined to put himself further. ., determined to put himself further. . ., ., further. i wanted to give more, it was tough — further. i wanted to give more, it was tough in _ further. i wanted to give more, it was tough in that _ further. i wanted to give more, it was tough in that situation i it was tough in that situation last night. but overall from last night. but overall from last two weeks, if they can a lot of confidence.— lot of confidence. facing the world no — lot of confidence. facing the world no one _ lot of confidence. facing the world no one in _ lot of confidence. facing the world no one in the - lot of confidence. facing the world no one in the most i world no one in the most important match of his life, jack draper found important match of his life, jack draperfound it important match of his life, jack draper found it hard to keep things calm down. it happened before. how keen are you in focus on addressing that? , , ., ., you in focus on addressing that? y ., .

democrats get a hold of it, they will spend it on what we call woke programs. the republicans get a hold of it and spend it on missile defense systems that are not needed. and therein lies the problem. both parties play it. what you will see in one of these big continued resolutions, omnibus, whatever you want to call it, everyone disagrees. they will go home and say, look at those dirty democrats, just a joke playing on the american people, then they will get reelected, and they will go on a congressional delegation trip together and they will toast themselves and continue getting that huge salary all pay us. host: speaker johnson said he would pass these spending bills one at a time. what grade would you give him on what he said he would do? guest: i would give him a good grade. here is the problem was speaker johnson. i find him to be very honest, almost to a fault in this town. but the problem he has is that we have a two or three-person majority. you have to realize, some of those guys up in new york that are friends of mine, we do not agree on anything po

nonetheless or what i would call the anti-woke. they actually do gravitate. >> the barry weiss voters. >> exactly. you kind of saw —-dash. >> it was not a tiny group. it was like 20% or something like that. >> in a six way grouping. that was kind of the ramaswamy voters. >> believers and meritocracy. that is a big issue for them. not gun rights or abortion rights. >> the more interesting group is a 20% group that i call moderates. this idea of trump has this incredible strength right among the largest core of very conservative by mary voters. the moderate nikki haley boater, these are moderate voters who maybe were not enamored of donald trump but did not see any other alternatives. voted for him both times. had very few for positions on these issues. really, for trump in a lukewarm way, but not really considering anyone else. if you look at the voters who, you know, ultimately decide about a work in progress, you know, donald trump won the 2016 nomination with the same voters that broke late for mitt romney. voted late for john mc