a lot of them do now regret that [ laughter ] shall we check on where uncle tom is [ laughter ] ay-yi-yi-yi-yi-yi-yirginia senator joe manchin returned from the senate's august recess yesterday with his right sling -- right arm in a sling but that's also his right sling. [ light laughter ] west virginia senator -- [ laughter ] oh, it's coming off the rails. [ laughter ] west virginia senator joe manchin returned from the senate's august recess yesterday with his right arm in a sling. well, now we know how biden got his climate bill passed. [ laughter ] "um, yeah, i think we ordered this with a neck." [ light laughter ] "you know, the biden picture." [ light laughter ] rapper snoop dogg has announced that he's releasing a new breakfast cereal - [ laughter ] called "snoop loops. and if you thought your kids fought over the prize before [ laughter ] "no, it didn't have a prize. [ laughter ] new york's education chancellor, david banks, confirmed yesterday that public school students will not get snow days this year. when asked why he said, "'cause it's 91 degrees in september." and finally, target rece

wang yi on a 21r—hourvisit foreign minister wang yi on a 24—hour visit which has drawn criticism in conservatives that it showed weakness and links the uk government? china policy to of appeasement. mr clovelly says trying to isolate china would be a mistake. our beijing corrsepondent, steve mcdonnell, has been speaking to him. this is the first chance a foreign secretary has had to visit china for about five years. a lot has happened in the world. one of the things that has really struck me over the last few years is that where you lose that face to face interaction, the regular communications, there are more opportunities for perhaps misinterpretations, mistrust, errors. and so part of this trip is about making sure we reestablish those lines of communications. now, there are those in your own party who don't want you to be here at all. they say you're sort of essentially assisting a government that's guilty of serious human rights abuses. but, i mean, can you point to any breakthroughs on any trips like this in the past, which have actually changed human rights on the ground here

and then before i knew it, i was sitting across from soon-yi and woody allen.t i know, that was hard for me i wasn't -- i was like, i don't trust myself because i can't really be respectful, you know >> seth: yeah. >> and i didn't know what was going to come out of my mouth, if i was going to be able to control myself but i was like just wait, you know wait your time and just bide your time and just, you know, be pleasant and be respectful during this dinner encounter and i waited, and i was patient, and i exercised patience and then dessert came, and they put down a blackberry cobbler in front of soon-yi and woody, and woody went to take a bite out of the blackberry cobbler, and i leaned in and said, how did you two meet [ light laughter ] >> seth: that's real -- that's an assassin's patience >> i mean i slept like a baby that night you know what i mean i was just like, you know -- and then katie's like, "okay, chelsea. time to go." yeah, but i feel like women need to always be able to -- because if i had left that dinner and i hadn't said anything, i would ha

delicacies, but he didn't know he was in for the evening promenade with a gang of parisian rats, god yi ratatouille according to forbes, paris ranks fourth in the world in the number of rats after the indian denshot of london and new york in the city of 6 million rodents three times more than people. it is impossible to state neither briefly, inaccessibly, not in french, so the column of classical german philosophy xix-xx spoke about his opuses centuries, the idealist was inspired by the works of kant and led the world to his absolute idea, appealing to his knowledge, believed that the spirit is primary and mothers are secondary, thanks to the polemics of the author of the dialectical method, marxism, positivism and existentialism gained strength, the rector of the classical gymnasium in nuremberg and after the university of berlin, the author resounding quotes. history repeats itself twice, first as a tragedy, then as a farce. a practical confirmation of other theses of the thinker was the marshmallow experiment . a psychological trick was tested at stanford in in the 1970s, students w

we've sent four different people now to china and they've sent no one back to the us we've invited wang yicome yet. so we're looking, i think the next couple of weeks are going to show china's true response for this. but so far, i would say it's at least mildly positive if they've agreed to some meetings. real estate is a big part of the economy, 25 sometimes 30% of the gdp depending on the year. and that's really suffering. and probably the actual data is worse than the reported data. so i think that's the big difference that gina raimondo may have more success than her three cabinet minister predecessors is simply that china is not looking as good now. they're concerned about the economy. they want to do something. the economy has been really the bridge between these two countries, even as they fought a war of words and just really nasty press sometimes. so hopefully, hopefully, that bridge can remain intact. more now on the travel chaos at uk airports. as i mentioned earlier if you are planning to travel today by air the advice is to check before you set off. serious disruption kicked i

meet the winner of 14 grand slam tournaments, the former first racket of the world american, venus yiving defeated russian veronika kudermetova in the first round, however, we note that sosnovich overcame a difficult qualifying sieve, but in the main grid was unable to surprise her father, who was celebrating his birthday. but the eighteenth racket of the world, victoria zarenka , entered the second round of the prestigious tournament in cincinnati at the start of the belarusian double sets. in an hour and 50 minutes, she beat the eleventh racket of the world barbarukleyshchikov. 6.3.5 tonight belarusian time. azarenka will meet with the bottom of the eyeballs in the personal confrontation between these tennis players 2:1 in favor of the croatian, we note that victoria azarenka previously became the winner of the competition in the center abin sobolenko's rival was also determined, according to the match of the second round , the representative of the second hundred, an american, became her price. ann, this meeting is scheduled for 2:00 am. a new hockey tournament has started in grodn

lin yi has begun prove this by making a break. in the first game.a was let down by her hitting percentage. the first was belarusian lower, and here we add 3 double faults in the first network and 12. in principle, unforced six three joe won the second from the game turned out even worse for vicky, no unforced errors in general became 17 and sometimes showing a very bright game, for example, how in this episode, the little girl eventually loses the set, with the same score 3:6, in the third round the representative of the celestial kingdom will play with billinda benchcic. and this event matcha with super console. caroline wozniacki again took to the court against petra ; the confrontation between these tennis players in the tenth years of the 21st century was very interesting, just like last night in 2020. it would seem that she had ended her career after the birth of two children. caroline still could not cope with the huge desire within herself to compete on wozniacki cards. in the first round of the qso open, she beat barkova in straight sets and

called interference in the internal affairs of this country, and the chinese foreign minister wang yi said in this regard that the leaders of the united states south korea and japan gathered in a small group and raised issues related to taiwan, maritime affairs and other cases of baseless attacks on life. this action is considered interference in internal affairs. they tried to disrupt iran's relations with its neighbors. this approach is based on principles. it is considered fundamental in international relations that declares its strong dissatisfaction and strong opposition to this approach and has conveyed its serious protest to the relevant parties . the air defense system of the syrian army shot down the air defense system of the lieutenant general, which was flying with the aim of attacking the villages and towns on the outskirts of idlib and homa. the syrian defense published pictures of the downed lieutenant general on its work page on social networks and added that these drones were equipped with explosive ammunition . the syrian ministry of defense announced the downing of t

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he welcomed the opportunity to discuss them with foreign minister wang yi on wednesday. >> translator: dialogue and cooperation are the key words and main tone of china's policy towards the u.k. of course we've also noticed from time to time there have been some noises in the relationship. >> but also we're able to speak about the opportunities that i foresee, opportunities for chinese people, for british people. >> he also met with chinese vice president han jun. cleverly said he brought up the damage to rights and freedoms in hong kong caused by beijing's national security law. he also stressed the importance of peace and stability in the taiwan strait. on the same day members of a british parliamentary committee published a report referring to taiwan as an independent country. a spokesperson for the chinese foreign ministry said they're confusing right and wrong, and he urged them to abide by the one-china principle. those lawmakers have criticized prime minister richi sunak and his government for a lack of coherence on china, but he says the leaders plan to cooperate on global cha

>> ai-yi-yi. probably my brother.id well? the golden globes. at this point he's a little lucky charm for us. >> jimmy: okay, yeah. do you believe in like -- the luck of the irish, is that just a thing that americans say? or is that like french toast in france? >> it's an american thing, yeah. but it's great, i like it, i'll take it. >> sure, why not, what the heck. so your brother, he is i assume fun to go to something like this with? >> yeah. >> jimmy: he behaves himself? >> he's great, yeah. he's kind of shy. he's not going to be busting up, talking to people and whatever. sometimes i get nervous in the car, i can be a bit snappy. he doesn't really get angry with me. >> jimmy: oh, i see. >> yes. >> jimmy: you take out your -- >> kind of, on my brother, yeah. yeah. >> jimmy: but he's used to it? is he younger or older brother? >> younger, but he grew up with a house full of women, so he's used to being dictated to. >> jimmy: how many in the house? >> three girls, me and my two older sisters, then my mother. >> jimmy:

wang yi had a telephone conversation.this telephone conversation, with the greetings of the presidents of the two countries , they assessed the progress of the affairs for the implementation of the agreements between the heads of state. and on it emphasized that the foreign minister of china also considered iran to be a more important member of the belt and road and described iran's presence in the upcoming meeting of the belt and road as a disaster . mr. banki also expressed his satisfaction with the visit of the emir of saudi arabia and the progress of relations between tehran and riyadh . the luna 25 spacecraft collided with it was destroyed by the surface of the moon. the russian space agency announced that this spacecraft, which was supposed to land in the south pole and the south pole of the moon, had a technical failure. it was said that the crash was part of the competition of the great powers to explore the moon . the donna spacecraft entered the moon last wednesday 25 it became the orbit of the moon and was supp

with exporters regarding the sale of võru yi currency and many other steps, they will clearly lead toof the situation. i don't want to predict any numbers here. i want to say that maybe now we’ll lower the rate, well, well, it’s a pleasure to deal with you. so you are losing your tongue. but if you let me finish my thought about ruble exchange rate, i would like to say that , of course, it is very important not only to return to the indicators, but to fix such indicators, which are the result of an understanding of what is needed in the country, what exporters, importers, consumers , producers need to save. so this is a serious approach. the main thing is that the fixed figures should be stable for a long time, and moreover, we have addressed such a decision and instructions from the government, how to fulfill it by the president, thereby addressing it. uh, we all understand that, well, it's a complicated process. this is such a lot of manual ones on these. but this is still a serious scientific study should be the basis of this. uh, then i would continue your thoughts already, becaus

what the newspaper wrote about, and the former head of the french general staff, jean yi zarzhelen, justuring a hiking trip through the pyrenees mountains. well, it would seem, and what does chernihiv have to do with it? but if you think about it, the logical connection is built by itself, this action is a kind of legalization, and those deaths that west, because these military families need compensation for telling them that this is an accidental death, or force majeure, or, rather, naturalness. eh, i mean, it's all an attempt. so to speak, to inoculate information in the information space so that there are no very alternative points of view; moreover, the same large number of aircraft that flew from ukraine to poland from poland to germany suggests that the wounded and the dead must be delivered to their bases in uh, hospital. in the end the factory of lies failed to survive from the chernihiv history to the maximum comparability with buccia or kramatorsk, because the anti-russian narrative was concocted too carelessly and spiked with white threads, however. so the regime will obviousl

when the uk foreign secretary sits down with his chinese counterpart, wang yi.se there are backbenchers in his own party who don't even want him here in the first place. they would argue that the chinese government is now beyond the point of no return when it comes to authoritarianism. so they want more so—called decoupling. that means less contact with china on all fronts. well, the uk foreign secretary would argue no. what's important is to have direct engagement with china, to smooth trade relations with this economic giant. he says he will raise human rights abuses. he says he will call on beijing to do more to pressure russia to end its invasion of ukraine, plus that there are these enormous global problems like climate change, which simply cannot be solved without china's involvement. so he says because of china's size, because of its history, because of its place in the world. you just cannot ignore this country. so over the next 24 hours, you might expect some positive noises to come out of both of these governments, but not all smooth sailing. james cle

a yi periodically try to improve their position when possible, but there the enemy attacks are made.ast five thousand and six times a day. and maryinskaya direction without special. e, the changes are also opposite to e, on a regular basis he is forced to transfer reserves to the reserves and based on those losses. which brings, but significant , uh, some changes, but in terms of changing the position, both ours and the enemy’s the last few days have not been recorded. ah, the next direction is tavdeevskoe. here there were a number of improvements in the position of our units, and it’s hard enough, uh, to advance, but our unit is advancing. and at the same time, the enemy suffers quite serious losses, both in living effort and in technology, and in the gorlovka direction, the enemy tried to perform certain actions in the direction of the major, but uh, the situation was occupied. and artemovskaya direction is still the same. ah, artyomovsky himself is under fire. what kind of artillery are uh uavs are used to drop, and adult objects and well, unfortunately, until work has even begun

a yi says his meeting with ahmad shah masud, yes and said madussud. you fight for our freedom. you fight for our freedom a meaningful french statement thinker. but you understand, maybe he said we can, he just really degraded to such a state, but why did i remember him now, he is now really actively traveling around ukraine. he works for the ukrainian authorities on the current date, there and so on. you understand, after all, in fact, even if he meant something else, but this subconscious worked according to freud, that is, by and large, because he says the same thing to them, he says, yes, you are fighting for our freedom. you must die for our interests for ours freedom, not for yours, so how much to sneeze? you will die there in fact, as afghanistan was destroyed, as libya was destroyed. the same thing will happen with ukraine, but this is not your concern, because you are fighting for the interests of libya in britain, america chirped all sorts of things there, but you are definitely not interested from here. he didn't say anything of the sort. uh

during the trip, he met china's vice—president, han zheng, and the foreign minister, wang yi.es like former party leader sir iain duncan smith said it was weak. mr cleverly said he is "clear—eyed" about the uk's disagreements with beijing, but he insists it would be a mistake to try to isolate the world's second—largest economy. we have got to recognise that china is an incredibly important trading partner and countries all over the world have very, very high volumes of trade with china. we have got to make it clear to the chinese government that it is in their interests to have a reputation of acting on a level playing field about good business practices, about not trying to manipulate their economic relationships because their economy, and we've seen some headline figures, which demonstrates that the chinese economy is not growing at the rate it has done previously, and not growing at the rate i think the chinese government would wish, and if they want to do something about that, that has got to be done through international trade, and to be really successful in internationa

wu yi they are used in some regions of the country , but there are still not enough resources to create such an essential it infrastructure. therefore, the ministry of digital development together with the ministry of finance is needed. be sure to think about how to support e, such regions anton gennadievich, we have the resources to develop one school designer, and they grow from year to year. so we , together with the maksuts gerch, will find the necessary money. the main topic of the meeting was the economic situation in coal mining regions of the country, primarily in kuzbass , where projects are being implemented that will make the region convenient for life and business, and were discussed today. how the implementation is proceeding, including some major infrastructure facilities, how this and the bypass are being implemented, kemerovo is also an airport. the first stage is the construction of a take-off to the landing strips for the development of the region. they are constantly the focus of the president of our country; other government projects will allow the kemerovo region an

multiple agencies yies responde the blaze. would remain on the scene through the night to make sure the fire is thoroughly ex exteng wished. >>> a missing boater is safe on land. that's after being rescued about 12 miles or 19 kilometers off the coast of st. augustine. 25-year-old charles gregory was reported missing after failing to return for nearly two days. he was last seen thursday night, leaving shore in a small boat, before he was found alive saturday. >> reporter: this is a fascinating story of survival. and i spoke to raymond gregory, the 25-year-old lost at sea. his son, went out at 4:00 in the morning on friday. he went out fishing and has done it for years. but this time around, he didn't realize that the tide was going as fast as it was. that's when a wave hit the boat. it capsizes. that's when he loses his throw cushion, his cell phone and his life jacket. his father saying, he had to remove the motor of the boat and hang on as long as he could. hi is severely getting sun burnt and sees sharks and big fish and ge

in the filing meadows argued he should have immunity in the case because he was carrying out his dot yisa federal employee. we have the story. >> ultimately mark meadows is going to have a very steep uphill climb on his effort to remove a case that is about violations of georgia state law to federal court and then to get the federal court he's asked to throw it out based on the supremacy clause of the constitution. and the problem for meadows is the nature of the allegations here. because in order for a case to be removed under federal law, it has to fall within the outer perimeter of meadows' official duties, and the things he's accused of doing are not owe fi figuresal duties. the president of the united states, certainly his chief of staff under the constitution, have no role in counting the vo votes in georgia or pressuring, as they're a skewsed of doing in the da's indictment, pressuring georgia's secretary of state brad raffensperger to find just 11,780 votes. so that makes it tough on the removal standard. then under the supremacy clause, the test is did he have a dut why i to do

we heard from wang yi last month warning against aligning themselves too closely with the u.s. at the end of the summer, leaders are expected to announce expanded cooperation not only in joint military drills and military information sharing, but also in ai, supply chains and cyber and economic security. the hope is for this tri-lat to become an annual meeting in its own right. it kicks off at 11:00 local time when president biden will be meeting with them. >> and we'll be watching closely. thank you. >>> to this now. a federal judge in delaware has dismissed two tax misdemeanor charges against hunter biden. those were the last remaining components of the plea deal that fell apart. it paves the way for special counsel david weiss to potentially bring more charges in other jurisdictions. the fate of a separate but related deal to resolve a felony gun possession charge though is still unclear. >>> coming up in a moment, dramatic moments in the courtroom with a mistrial declared in the case of two white men charged at shooting at a black fedex driver. plus what could be a break in

this morning he met china's vice—president, han zheng, and the foreign minister, wang yi.ith, said it was weak and has compared the current approach to the appeasement of nazi germany in the 1930s. mr cleverly said he is "clear—eyed" about the uk's disagreements with beijing but he insists it would be a mistake to try to isolate the world's second—largest economy. we have got to recognise that china is an incredibly important trading partner and countries all over the world have very, very high volumes of trade with china. we have got to make it clear to the chinese government that it is in their interests to have a reputation of acting on a level playing field, about good business practices, about not trying to manipulate their economic relationships, because their economy... and we've seen some headline figures which demonstrates that the chinese economy is not growing at the rate it has done previously and not growing at the rate i think the chinese government would wish. and if they want to do something about that, that is going to be done through international trade.

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. >> yi anything like that lightning struck my house we had to be out of that house seven months. >> the air conditioning system. everything was ruined. the kitchen floor, we almost lost a couple firefighters they tell me. >> bret: well, that's president biden telling that story again and again and again about the fire in his house the reporters and reporting of that at the time a pretty small kitchen fire and wasn't extensive like he describes it. the "new york post" wrote up this biden lies to survivors and makes it all about himself in hawaii. this isn't empathy. this is ego and it's insulting. a myth has been constructed around joe biden he is the great negotiator e is the empathizer in chief. mr. even-ceeld none of these things are true. as these writings come up a new book is out that is also not flattering the at times of the president. it's called "the last politician" by franklin foer. let's bring in our panel byron york. leslie marshall, democratic strategist and ben domenech editor-at-large for the spectator. host of the ben domenech podcast on fox news rooflt much byron,

it's hitting a number of retailer, and that, you know, yi don't think it's going to get much better, because there are just not a lot of consequences for theft. >> yeah, and i would imagine that, you know, when you're talking about -- hearing the guidance that these consumers at these lower end stores are trading down, that underscores the pressure that they are under and therefore that is the environment in which shrink and some of these thefts happen. >> yeah, i would definitely agree with that, and, yeah, look, one thing that all these retailers are struggling with, whether it is dollar gen, dollar tree, a walmart or target, is that mixed shift towards consumable. those are much lower marmargin. and yeah, i think, i mean, a struggling consumer, unfortunately, is a consume whole is more likely to go for the five-finger discount. >> it's karen, thank you for being on. so, i thought the traffic numbers for dollar general actually wasn't great. how does that compare -- does that sort of go to your point of, that's a dollar general specific thing? how does that compare to traffic of ta

>> yi. it's not surprising to me at all.ters like me by talking about the voting age. overall he is everything what a young american wants in this country. his age is refreshing. the passion in his voice is infectious and overall his campaign is energetic. desantis on the other hand he needs to stop riding on his successes and covid. can i speak for all gzers like me i don't want to remember sitting in front of my laptop all day long isolated from my friends. >> ainsley: i can see a few of you shaking your head in agreement: a senior at bingham university and 21 years old. alexandria, what do you think about the treatment of donald trump with all these indictments. is that helping him in the polls and what do you think if he doesn't show up for the debate? >> i think it's certainly interesting. we can talk about the politicization of all these trials but i think at the end of the day trump has a very cohesive and very loyal base of voters that would never ever vote for any republican candidate. so, any other republican candi

that is outhe r one geopolitical foe, yi jie ming is the nametheo quote. the committee is ammittee idend over $8 million that benefited the biden family and associates from this and related chinese sources. e sour now using a ming, by the wayce, was arrested in 2018 by chinese authorities. get this can. ? you believe it. what what luck for bribery and comingat luc up next, let'so kazakhstan, shall we? there'ibery.s kazakh business partners. on the left is kanis rak a chef? and on the right, former prime minister partner kareem. massive mob. now in the middle, you can see . joe and hunter. they're grinning ear to ear. why wouldn't they be? there was also reportedly a lunch, a dinner at cafe two months later. these, well, businessmen reportedlythes wired hunter mony to buy a beautiful sports car. exactifut amount amount of money for hunter biden's brand beautiful, expensive porsche. ex one of the individualsche. that's massive mob was recently sentence wasd to 18 years in prn for treason and abuse of powern' . shocking. now let's take a look at hunter's roma

yellen, after secretary blinken already visited china, we've invited china's foreign minister, wang yi, to come to the united states. the two sides are trying to navigate this very difficult relationship. neither side is willing to say they're going to let up on technology restrictions if they impact national security. amy, how important a battleground is artificial intelligence to china? oh, it's critical. it's absolutely crucial. and so these export export control restrictions, as well as this new outbound investment tool to restrict some us flows, are going to be very important for china to look at to see if other countries emulate those outbound investment restrictions, specifically in ai, because the chinese government doesn't really have the ability yet to be able to domestically produce a lot of the technology, particularly the hardware necessary for many of those ai applications. and so continuing to invite, encourage, supervise these technology in technology investment into china is important. so important that the state council just on sunday released new rules that are encou

the harsh sanctions imposed by yi kavats are unacceptable, and any aggression against the neamean willersonal challenge to repel a possible attack by moths and burkina faso . placed their combat aircraft in nigeria , attempts at a military solution have already been made. today it became known that paris retreated at the very last moment mont writes about it . it turned out that on the day of the rebellion, the former government signed a document asking for support france and allowing strikes. newspapers claim that the french military drove dozens of cars to the headquarters of the niger national guard and prepared helicopters. however , the president of the niger himself opposed the operation, who believes that negotiations with a clean path will succeed and hope for this, taking into account today's arrival of a diplomatic mission. and you still really remain. in other news, the replenishment of the baltic fleet in kronstadt solemnly raised the flag over the hydrographic vessel yakov lapushkin ship named in honor of the soviet naval figure, the navigator and rear admiral, who headed

yi enjoyed it. i thought it was a i thought it was a fantastic, fantastic event tonight. i thought it added to the flavor of it for sure. you bet. lauren, great. how did i miss the handoff? i miss you attacking j me every night. >> it's great to see you. all right. thanks for putting on the tie formation. >> good to see you. you're very welcome. thanks for pointing it.nting out as usual. all right. joining us right here in the spin room, the man in thit l. thee ofrnor r the stage tonight, florida governor ron desantis. >> governor, how are you? good to see you. goodontis.govern to see you. >> you know, i thought she was saying that laura was saying that she felt you got stronger throughout the night. but i thought your ope n was particularly strong. and it's a message that mostng . americans believe this is a nation in decline. then you went intoen you w t american first policies, then you talked about ukraine. you knowhe, we're not securing our borders. why are we. why are we spendin g all of that money when europe won't even step up? >> yeah, look, i think tha up?t the

some level of tensions. when the uk foreign secretary sits down with his chinese counterpart, wang yiso not smooth waters to navigate forjames cleverly, because there are backbenchers in his own party who don't even want him here in the first place. they would argue that the chinese government is now beyond the point of no return when it comes to authoritarianism. so they want more so—called decoupling. that means less contact with china on all fronts. well, the uk foreign secretary would argue no, what's important is to have direct engagement with china, to smooth trade relations with this economic giant. he says he will raise human rights abuses. he says he will call on beijing to do more to pressure russia to end its invasion of ukraine, plus that there are these enormous global problems, like climate change, that simply cannot be solved without china's involvement. so he says because of china's size, because of its history, because of its place in the world, you just cannot ignore this country. the us state of florida is preparing for hurricane idalia, which is expected to make la

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wang yi has invited the top eu diplomat and his delegation for a visit.sit will allow for preparations to be made before a leaders summit this year. and support for west african military to reverse a coup in niger has wavered as the deadline to reinstate ousted president hamed bazoum arrived on sunday. for now, senators in nigeria have urged regional leaders to prioritize diplomacy over military operations. the junta that seized power in july have refused all calls to restore democracy. rishaad: we will have a look at pakistan's former prime minister, imran khan. he is unable to contest elections in november as he is accused of corruption. let's get more with our reporter. he is in jail, but we also have movement on the elections as well. >> yes, so imran khan has been jailed for two or three years now. it happened unexpectedly over the weekend. basically, the keys were him hiding his proceeds from selling state gifts, which has been dealt with on every state had in pakistan, but there were disclosure issues, and he has been contesting elections. his lega

now, russia has aimed its weapons at the ports along the dong yi, that about 60,000 tons of grain haveroyed by odessa. however, russia wants to block not only the black sea ports. as you can see the consequences of the attack of 19 drones , did warehouses and other port buildings carry their towers? also, a blow was struck on the bridge in zatoka, through which grain was transported to the port of izmail. everything looks like russia is trying to convey some kind of message . damage to ports and agricultural infrastructure does not affect the progress of the war in any way and the strikes look like some kind of message. president putin said that russia is ready to resume the grain deal, but only if all russian requirements are met at the same time, russia continues to destroy the port infrastructure of ukraine, showing the whole world that it will not allow the export of grain from ukrainian ports without the participation of moscow. russia is now in a more favorable position than a year ago against the backdrop of russian tankers with oil going to asia, moscow also managed to find alt

what i am yi is that smiley focused on two things, the word "legislature" but also the word "regulate and together they create a wming system, and what smiley says is you're then subject to the constraints that lawmaking system, one of which was judicial review, well-established at the founding, far moablished than the veto. justice gorsuch: all right. now we'ff on another tangent. go for it. mr. katyal: so far more establisan the veto. seven different states had judieview at the founding. ifhe -- the method of smiley is to say, look, the founders knew about the veto becausit s in two states, did they textually exclude it in e language? the answer was no. don't hear your friend on the other side really questioning now at least whether there is judicial review. i understood his primary ar to be, you know, even though the states, we agree, he says, can come in and look this, what they have to be doing is applying federal law. keep getting hung up on. can you help? we have said at certain times here in the questioning today that various es are exercising legislative power or not, or mayb

running chat shythis morning and takyi is with time with his long running chat shythis morning and we yining and we have a lovely of you actually lovely picture of you actually with him shortly after you interviewed him . what was the interviewed him. what was the occasion? interviewed him. what was the occ so>n? interviewed him. what was the occ so he was promoting his book >> so he was promoting his book that he'd wrote about him and muhammad ali's relationship because they known each because they had known each other so long. he had other for so long. he had interviewed him about four times. he was talking about times. so he was talking about their interactions, both on screen, off screen and what i found about sir michael parkinson . he was just very warm parkinson. he was just very warm and authentic and he was really passionate as me as a young journalist coming up, just been to have that kind of authority in that credibility . in that credibility. >> and he was as interested in heanng >> and he was as interested in hearing about your as you hearing about your job as you wanted it.