huang, like yi, most chinese men do not want to learn the art of massage to sit at the feet of their wives, the chinese do not like to lie in the office of a charming, caring masseuse. each employee of this institution has a personal number attached to her name, the girl has the right not to say numbers enough for the customer to opposite the numerical combination. i could put my own assessment of the quality of work, if the girl accumulates a sufficient number of positive reviews, she will receive a reward from her superiors. so here the representatives of the stronger sex are trying to impose on each man, unlike their wives. massages are many unlimited in their opinion. it 's not serious. if the massage is so full body at once, the girls in the offices are only happy. after all, such a service is more expensive, the client stays in the room with the masseuse t-tet starts everything from the head to the forehead to the eyebrows to the eyes. cheeks, ears, sensation, space relax so much that you do n’t even want to flirt with a pretty masseuse, but for now you are in the country of et

even the americans, the us secretary of state, antony blinken, and the chinese foreign minister, wang yimbly in september. they talked for an hour and a half. why is president tsai here not accepting to talk directly with the chinese? well, i think in her national address, president tsai ing—wen said very clearly that as long as there is equitable terms for dialogue, she's happy to have a conversation to keep the taiwan strait peaceful and so on. but i mean, she says she will only talk if beijing drops that precondition that taiwan is part of china. and so you've got a deadlock. they're not going to do that. president xi has just reiterated unification must happen, and so you have no dialogue. maybe a video conference then. but, i mean, not even that's taken place. i mean, are you encouraging her to do that? my point here is that if there are ways for the beijing authorities and taiwan government to have a more matter of factly conversation around the day to day conversations matters when it concerns to people's livelihoods and so on, that has been going on for quite a while. what you're

. >>> kanye west, yi, not crazy, worth listening to, even if you disagree. chances are you will have a chance to listen to him in future years because if anything he is getting bolder. that's it for us tonight. tune in every weak night. this show is the sworn enemy of smugness. have the best weekend with the ones you love and we will see you monday. >>> welcome to "hannity" this friday night. tonight full midterm coverage with only 32 days until the midterms straight ahead. texas senator ted cruz will be with us. also arizona had a senate candidate debate last night. blake masters performed particularly well against mark kelly and destroyed his democratic opponent. we will bring you the highlights of that debate. >>> we begin with president joe biden. his casual warni

vision across the ocean will come, but too late in 2016 barack obama will call the invasion of yi his foreign policy mistake, but that libya itself was torn apart by the political legal vacuum that made it a haven for terrorists thousands of homeless he or europe really wow madam ex, us secretary of state the country has plunged into m-m civil war at the moment. there will not be the biggest market there. uh, in all of north africa it is also very symbolic that everything started, supposedly for the sake of fighting for democracy ended with slavery in the present, and, well, in the civil war, the end is extremely in sight. it fades periodically, then reappears again. this was an obvious failure, of course, the policy of the administration. obama, who really did not gain anything from the libyan crisis. and he lost, of course. the first thing was to europe because immigration flows went on a large scale, of course, through it to europe. tell about the crimes of the united states around the world, a feeling of deja vu arises periodically. here is syria again speaking out against the bad

yeah, the message is loud and clear and that is that they are pro abortion, they're abortion enthuse yis go -- enthusiasts and they'll use every means necessary urn the law to advance that agenda. you're quite frankly seeing that after the dobbs case and they're going to use the department of justice among all the tools in the tool backseat to try and advance -- box to try and advance their world view instead of winning in the ballot box instead of winning in the hearts and minds of american people, they're going to use the sledge hammer of federal prosecution as their weapon in this arena. rachel: yeah, turning us into cuba and venezuela as they do it. matthew whitaker -- >> it's very concerning. rachel: yeah, it is. always great having you on and insightful. >> say hello to everybody. rachel: you got it. mayor eric adams calling the influx of migrants in new york city an unsustainable manufactured crisis. congresswoman malliotakis is saying you're right but he's failing to name who's at fault. military bases are coming with a direct order from the sec stair. we'll tell -- secretary. we

he was an early enthuse yis of boris johnson as prime minister. so he has been wrong.in faces today is a function of the decisions the country took that rishi sunak enthusiastically reported. we're now so desperate to have some comp tempetent that we for that. >> liz truss announced $40 billion in tax cuts and the markets went haywire. around the same time, the estimate for biden's student debt forgiveness plan came out and it was $400 billion. i mean, america can run up the biggest deficits. is the reserve currency such an advantage that economic policy doesn't matter? because you have a big editorial on biden-omics. >> yes, it is the privilege that the u.s. has, and having the reserve currency means that you can do a lot more than other countries can't do. it gives the u.s. a much, much easier time of that. you're right, we have a bigger look at bidenomics, and inflation isn't the only problem. everyone is focused on inflation, and rightly so. but what's going on is a much, much broader activist, interventionist industrial policy. the extraordinary inaplt named "infl

knowledge of the biden family, how i got involved in this, the trips around the world, cfc, chairman yi and stuff like that. at the end of that meeting, and remember i voluntarily went there, so they were happy to take any information i provided to them. i wish i had pictures of the faces of the two main agents that were interviewing me. i would say something and you could just see the shock in their face and they would say let's take a minute. they would get up and walk out of the room. the agents would convene and then come back and restart the interview. these facts for the sake of our country and national security. at that point he was candidate joe biden and now he's the sitting president of the united states, the most powerful person in the free world. daunting. at the end of that five plus hour interview the head of station told my lawyers, listen, an individual named tim tebow will run points on all of this. we definitely will have tony come in for a follow-up interview. it could be as early as next week. some of the people in the room weren't well versed on these facts. you mig

or minimize it or say, crime is a lot worse in 1993, yi didn't live here in '93, because crime was terrifying. it is all you have to do is not just see stats there was 9 murders in subway and were known in 2016 and 17, but the since of disorder, you see disorder without crime. what shows us is lunatics screaming at you in a menacing way on the subway with regularity that was not here 9 years okay if you want to reform the system, don't tell people what they say is not happening. >> i don't know that is works, i know if there is a negative perception that can disrupt the economy of a city. >> absolutely, people are perceiving this, because they is sensory inputs, matt is like, they are looks at things disorder is a great way to put it on subway platform, folks are milling about, you don't know if they will push you in but you don't want to find out it feels different from 5 years ago, and problem is if this is city we have do families t want to live here? would you take your kids out at night to see's show? known that disrupts the balance in the shift that makes the economy work. it is an econ

four new specialists will replace colleagues from spain, romania, who have been in energodar ai-yi for more than a month. so now two employees of the mat work at the station, we are going to increase the staff. there is a rotation of four. in addition, we need to consult with ukrainian colleagues and also inform the russian side. i would say once every three or four weeks. this is a normal employee rotation interval. the decision of vladimir putin to transfer to zaporozhye. npp in their own passions. putting it on balance and observing rosatom. of course, the official kiev was outraged by the station allowing ukraine to export up to 3 gb of electricity to the eu countries. without such a powerful enterprise. this will be problematic at a nuclear facility, but who visited kiev the day before, rafael grosse was forced to admit that he could not boycott the transfer of employees of the zaporizhzhya npp to the staff of the new russian operating company, after all. for him. the main well-being of the personnel and the very security consultation for the creation of a protective zone around t

yi apologize to him repeatedly. he said don't worry about that. can you come and see me tomorrow morning in new york in my office? i said yes, sir, i will be there. when he answered professor i will see you. and that establish the professor's relationship we have with each other. i was there the following morning's secretary said to me as i walked in, mr. murrell is a very busy person only got about a halff hour. i said absolutely, fine with me. but for three hours. he asked me question after question about the soviet union of the youth, religion, education, when they got married they have an apartment? what was it like with in-laws? he wanted to know everything about the soviet union which was our principal adversary in the midst of the cold, war. and after we spoke for three hours he put his arm on my shoulder as we walked out. he said oh, by the way how would you like to work for cbs? all of three seconds to say yes, sir. we'll be here now so he hired me. it is so perfect. he also has an obligation. conveyed reality to the american people. but

he did with that inquiry create yi a viral moment. what was interesting is desantis as a perspective presidential candidate. he didn't look comfortable under attack and i sat there thinking boy, if charlie crist is giving him a hard time, how will he like debating donald trump and others running for president? what i left that debate thinking yeah, it probably didn't change this governor's race but raises questions about a presidential race. >> i know you have reporting how trump is actually celebrating plans for a potentially another presidential campaign. tell us what you're learning. >> wolf, as we talk about the midterms, it's important to note donald trump has one foot in the midterms in the 2022 cycle and 2024. stories are told to my colleague kristen holmes and i he's accelerated his planning for a 2024 presidential campaign and what that looks like is he's going to talk about how is the leadership and launch his next president and at what exactly what it will look like. bare bones staff or robust operation like it was in 2020.

and i would say, "yi am."e-- there are so few times when your work and what's going on in the world meet and you feel like you're being a messenger of a difference. and of course the messenger of the difference was through tony kush mer's words, a modern shakespeare. the beautiful words, the beautiful, beautiful play. he was kind of attacking everything-- reaganism, greed, and society not looking at the gay community, which is, you know, unfortunately, there are still schools today where you're not allowed to teach that it's okay to be whoever you are. and it's not okay to be gay. and this was 30 years ago. we were doing this play. so it kind of saddens me that this is what we're dealing with now. but we'll do more plays. >> stephen: yes. >> and make more message s. >> stephen: yes. ( applause ) well, now, in a completely different tone, you are now starring in the new cbs comedy "so help me todd." where the premise is you're a lawyer who hires your son to be a private detective. to dig up information. would y

wolf, the real problem is, yi don't think we're going to hear any big policy ideas from either camp.runs with joe biden 96% of the time, and herschel walker will not talk about any of those big ideas. that's the problem if you're a conservative in georgia. >> i want you to take a look at this new quinnipiac poll, lieutenant governor, that shows that support for herschel walker hasn't budged, actually, despite his abortion scandal. how concerned are you that you might be out of step with your own party? >> well, i don't have to look any further than brian kemp, our governor. the latest polls i've seen, he's close to double digit, ahead of the most funded, most well-known democratic candidate for governor in this country. he's convinced not only his party, but those that he is deserved to continue to be their leader. you can't win these statewide elections just winning your party. you have to convince enough folks in the middle to come your way. that's the part that's so confusing to me, why do we keep doing this as republicans. we know what we have to do to win, but we keep trying to

isn't lower and service is 21% but dan is talking about 5% eps and revenue growth declining margins, yi agree abou tim. and it is still becoming this flight to quality in the form of apple. which we've seen over and over again. so maybe amazon's disaster actually works to apple's benefit in the after hours just throwing it out there at me on twitter if you think i'm a jerk. >> amazon plus meta but alphabet combined. >> it is the general falling it is requestioning that big cap trade. >> and important for the big cap trade, meta was down and the spend is disappointing but the multiple into the print was below the market multiple by a lot. whereas amazon is above the market multiple by lot as earnings getting hit, that makes more sense to me >> let's bring in jean munster, managing partner from luke ventures great to get your take i don't know where you want to start. you didn't think it was as bad as the stock reaction is why? >> normally this would be down 5% or 10%. down 15% seems like an over reaction i just beg the question to the panel, the group, what ultimately is being painted as

ah, the wise monkey who sat on the yi and watched two tigers fight.y dangerous, when the two tigers russia and china are already approaching this monkey. yes , she is still sitting. there, on a tree or on top of a mountain, but the distance is already shrinking and the paws are about to reach out. well, what if china if this is a strategic adversary, then russia is the direct adversary in the united states let's hear how the us national security strategy describes its policy towards russia russia today poses a direct and persistent threat to international peace and stability together with our allies and partners, america intends to achieve a strategic failure russia in the war against ukraine although some aspects of our approach will depend on the course of the war in ukraine, the overall strategy is already clear, first, the united states will continue to support ukraine in its struggle for freedom. we will help her restore the economy and integrate into the european union. second, the united states will defend every inch of nato territory and, toge

i fthink they're wrong but it's coming from someplace sincere for most of them and yi think it's importantto get to the bottom of what's driving this. the first is we haven't in the book that speaks to what you are saying about the abortion clinics . i was doing an interview for national review and christine has done many things in the pro-life movement but a lot of pregnancy centers primarily but recently she told me the story about grhow there were some abortion proportions and cancels candles that said abortion is magical to their volunteers and said if i were to take one of these candles to the inner-city abortion clinic and try to have been out to the girls going to that clinic none of them want those candles. these women are getting abortions because they have kids at home and put food on the table. because their partner is forcing them to do it, whatever the case might be doing it out of desperation. that's not some wonderful choice and that's my enlarged the story of abortion. here is a different story, is great there are 80 percent omof plan clinics, that's not everything is true

for at least 25 years, which actually our president yi confirms with his work experience.a short pause, let's return to this studio, while subscribe to our telegram channel, and look for all our releases on the youtube channel, belarus alone on the air, say, don't be silent. and today our guest is alexander ivanovsky alexander vladimirovich, based on from what we discussed here today, has our society become more resistant to informational stuffing, has our society become more resistant to informational bars, because after all there should be a pause, how should we regard this? how to perceive this and to what extent this source, in general, could be informed about this matter, but i would like to say. here are a few words that we spoke during the break. that is, when we talk about what you want to save. i would like to maintain ethical relations, that is, to believe in the good eternal bright, so that it has remained with us, because a society in which butterflies do not live, but it seems to me, is simply not interesting, and these stuffing. they just bring us down. they

. >> yi don't see. >> well, it's on your table. he has shown a complete and utter disrespect for the simple rules of civility. >> brooks is a pro se defendant representing himself amid concerns over his mental health. here as you just heard from the judge prosecutors rejected the idea that brooks is mentally incompetent and said his interruptions were attempts to disrupt court proceedings. brooks is charged in the deaths of six people and of course wounding dozens more. >>> at this moment a jury is deliberating how much alex jones and his company owe families of the victims of the sandy hook massacre. a lawyer for those families urged jurors to award damages equal to the suffers his clients endured because of the lies and conspiracy theories he spread about the school shooting. our jean casarez joins us with the latest. jean, you have been following this so important and you've been bringing us the voices of the parents who lost their children. and then who were revictimized again and again and again by what alex jones did. so what

kanye west., yi, yay, notno crazy.worth listening to.to, even >> even if you disagreea and chances are you're going tot have a chance to listen to him in future years becausm ine if anything, he's getting older. >> that'thats it's for i us ton. tune in every weeknight show. eo that's the sworn sm enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness, and group . think of the best weekends, you mond the ones you love, and we'll see you monday. ayand welcome back to "hannity" this friday. night. tonight, full midterm coverageae with only thirty two days till the midterms straight ahead. s and texas senator ted cruzxas so will be with us.at also, arizona, they have a senate candidate debate last night. blake masters performedicul particularly welarlyl against mk kelly and destroyed hislights democratic opponent. we're going to bring yout de the highlights of that debate. and we beginbate tonight with president j

and so synagog holdings wa.s ent the entity that chairman yi, who was the chairman of cfc and an entity called hudsonlled west for, owns 50% of sandhog holdings and an entity thatd ant represented the biden family myself, james gillion. rob walker called nido holding,s ,owns the other 50% of that entity. >> so atr 50% of the beginning d deal , the chinese were supposed to send money. >> how much? actually , i'm glad you asked a question because ann a lot of discussion has been about the ten million dollars the chinese were supposed to fund into sino hog holdings. $5 five million dollars of thatesei was representing their fifty percenng tt. t and the five million dollars, they would call it a loan to$50i the biden family, but effectively was a loan to oneida holdings to represent the original operating capital . ca that wgg capi capital .capi that synagogue holdings was set up to effectivelto y employy depl billions of dollars that cfcoy was claiming and rightfully believable because and they were doing it around the world to invest via synagogue in infrastructure projects. technology co

they constantly tried to escalate around china, and at sea and on land and the yi leader, which meansr to exacerbate this situation somewhere. this is the first second e, most importantly, we must look from the point of view of belarus, it is beneficial for us that china be stable and strong, this is in our interests. i am convinced that after this congress it will become even more stable and even stronger, but i do not expect militant rhetoric from china after this congress is held, china will pursue the same policy and tactics in defense of its national interests, but in chinese it is means calmly thoughtfully and using a proverb. the most terrible weapon is not the aian rocket, so they will slowly move the best war, the one that was not all of this or not, will float along the river on the river bank and wait until the end in quality, maybe we are today in ah-ah, as it were revolved, he's the same conversation around the main such thesis on security. i suggest a small one. listen to the meetings with alexander lukashenko's security bloc right now, we will adequately respond to any

>> yi, because i'm educated. they don't think we're educated.ic taught us is that we're essential. when they were locked in their house and this doesn't work, who do you call? the uneducated plumber, right? so then who's winning? the college or the trade? >>> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. [sfx: stomach gurgling] it's nothing... sounds like something. ♪ when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestion, ♪ ♪ upset stomach, diarrhea. ♪ pepto bismol coats and soothes for fast relief... when you need it most. vicks vapostick. strong soothing... vapors. pepto bismol coats and soothes for fast relief... help comfort your loved ones. for chest, neck, and back. it goes on clear. no mess. just soothing comfort. try vicks vapostick. that tlueasonou be onheost seve, and they're urging people to get the flu shot and not delay. here's dr. jon lapook. >> reporter: for years, jeri stewart did not get a flu shot. >> my mother always hounded me to get them done. >> reporter: now the 54-year-old breast cancer survivor doesn't want to gamble with her heal

recently he decided to perform a hit on stage with a popular singer as part of a charity concert that yithe story. olympics world champion nba legend commentator tv expert businessman actor rapper and now a crooner a man whose name in basketball has become a household name shakilo neal held a charity concert in which he himself took a direct part raised 3.2 million dollars for clubs and public organizations that helps children from poor families, las vegas and atlanta, the kilanila foundation's mission is to help underprivileged youth reach their full potential we partner with clubs and public schools. i'm going to take care of the kids in atlanta and vegas because i live there and the kids can see me. i can interact with the youth and we have a little more eye contact. they hear my voice and hang out with me, you can make a whole documentary film based on what shakilonil did after the end of his career, his main activity. no, there he acts as an expert commentator in the basketball program. ushakovo owns 155 restaurants 150 car washes 40 fitness clubs and several nightclubs in parallel

are you yi is that neighboring wetlands cannot impacthe waters? >> night all. it is because it is bound to concerns here. on one hand there is a water issue but on the other there is a federal issue. so important that they claimed that one of the purposes -- >> i did not rd at as a purpose. it is two in sure that we maintain the intri of the water. i didot see that as their primary objective or main objective to adopt a narrow construction. >> thearvery clear of the state i 34.1g that they could not give the verificatn. you're not disputing that, correct? >> correct. >> it i62 miles long, it carries people, that ishe traditional definition. the question here is, what did core mean by adjacent you are saying that it ruis continuous water. ev the trump administration would come close to adoptinghe eting. it exempted beaver dams and those two items and state would have continuous service water. where your definition comero >> if i could start in my response. even there, stf the court was willing to say that it simply means that the wlands are not necessarily exclu

uh, the commander tells yi about our achievements. they are truly undeniable.four new subjects of the russian federation and this is undoubtedly a success, but he also spoke about the difficulties about the problems that our valiant armed forces face in the course of their most difficult section now certainly is the kherson direction. uh, the ukrainian armed forces, on command from washington, are building up their military there. or he literally throws away the last reserves and techniques and e of the human masses in order to decide on in fact, the internal political problems of biden, who has midterm elections ahead. in fact , all ukrainian politics, and in many ways this entire ukrainian war. these deaths of thousands of people are in the name of biden performing better in the midterm elections of the united states congress, the cynicism of american politics. it just rolls over, but, in kherson, the evacuation of the civilian population began to prevent possible casualties. uh, and uh, of course, already in the morning there was an attack on kherson, nevert

this is taiwan yi xi jinping uh at the chinese communist party congress quite.e decided by the chinese. we will continue to strive for peaceful reunification with the greatest sincerity and maximum effort, but we do not promise to renounce the use of force, and we reserve the opportunity to take all necessary measures. this is aimed solely at the intervention of external forces and a very small number of separatists seeking taiwan independence and their separatist activities, but not in in any case, against our taiwanese compatriots, the wheels of history are rolling towards the reunification of china and the rejuvenation of the chinese nation, the full unification of our country must be carried out, and it is without a doubt. can be done stories are heading in the right direction towards a reunion. china's complete reunification must be carried out. yes, but at the same time, uh, i was not afraid to use it. uh, use of force. and by the way, this is really good. ah, by the way, we discussed what happened at the convention earlier all of these taiwanese events we

do with the fact that germany is already making reparations claims and not only the poles, but the yihat's it. it's gone back to the sand. these are all european initiatives. they just go into the sand. yes, they are absolutely perfect. well, i 'm speaking from my memory. this is the third attempt. now, well, now the attempt has not yet been formalized, but two attempts have already been made, but they all ended in failure and ended unsuccessfully for one single reason, not a single european side is able to bear double time and be both in nato and in some other separate structure without the united states and without funding. scale so they always and both times they came to natural compromise that we rely on nato's capabilities primarily in intelligence, logistics and logistics . uh, in staff planning and running our operations, so to speak, to the united states accord but without their participation, but always arose. uh, such a small factor is the turkish turks, they say well. we agree to be selected for nato, but we will participate in all your operations from the moment of plannin

for example, donald trump coming back and can yi west who has been —— kanye west who has been accusedand's hope of reaching the semi finals of the t20 world cup are hanging in the balance — after their must—win match against australia was abandoned. persistent rain throughout the day in melbourne means the game never got underway — and both sides have been given a point each. england will nowl probably need to win both their remaining matches — and that may still not be enough to progress. a stroller against must when world cup match at the —— australia against england as a must when world cup match at the mcg is something that you always want to be in and i think there is an element of sadness that play, lose or draw you don't get to play the match. the draw leaves england second in the group — just ahead of ireland, who's match against afghanistan earlier this morning was also rained off, without a ball being bowled. it leaves four teams on three points — and the group wide open — something that excites ireland's captain. naturally, i think if we had gone out and there was a bit of