they just want ying and yang.t they want to say and if nobody likes it because it hurts my feels, we have those stupid-esk sayings, my version, my version of truth. >> greg: i'm still thinking about ying and yang. it's like the siamese twins from the circus. >> they don't fit at all. but they spend hours trying to ying it up. >> greg: kennedy, there is something weird going on here. they are looking at the first amendment as though it's this malleable thing that you can mush around like silly putty. >> you understand why they are trying to do that. they are start with the first amendment because they want to go after the second amendment but they can't do it right away so they are going after words and it's really interesting, you pointed this out for so long that when you control language you control society and that's ultimately what they want to do because they are constantly kicking words and phrases out of university guidelines and petitioning dictionaries to get rid of certain words. they want us to omit so

ying's work in tonight's ceremony. please go ahead. mrs. inang, who participated in this ceremony with her son , left iran for her country after receiving the 500,000 dollar prize and the mustafa prize, but she forever left her name among the world's scientists as well as muslim scientists. he is very hardworking and if he ever realizes that you are not doing your best and you are not working hard you say to work harder. he is very hardworking and encourages people around him to work harder . sometimes things don't go as they should. you can't tell from his appearance that he is upset, he doesn't let this stop him from doing his job. he lets him go and tries to work harder. i don't know exactly what will happen in the future. i have a job, but i really like it if i can be like my mother, maybe i can be like my mother, but i try to keep my point of view open . i am very happy to have such a successful mother. these buses and their passengers have ordered to go to the front lines to defend the country don't leave it empty, we say to imam labi

ying rowe in tonight's ceremony. please go ahead. who had participated in this ceremony with his son, after receiving the prize of 500,000 dollars and the valuable sign of the mustafa award , he left iran for his country, but he forever left his name among the scientists of the world as well as muslim scientists. he is very hardworking and if he ever realizes that you are not doing your best and you don't work hard. he tells you to work harder. he is very hardworking and encourages the people around him to work harder. sometimes work doesn't go as it should. he lets him go and tries to work harder. i don't know exactly what job i will have in the future, but i would love to be like my mother. maybe i can be like my mother, but i try to keep my point of view open. i am very happy to have such a successful mother. in the name of allah, light. in the name of god, the light, in the name of god , the light, the light, in the name of god, the light, the light, in the name of god, the light light in the name of god, light o

professor ying, i would like to ask for encouragement as much as her activities. in the name of allah , the merciful. i really appreciate receiving the award i would like to thank you for paying attention to our efforts in solving the existing problems that can affect the society, for example , providing medicine effectively to treat patients such as diabetics . it is important in the quality of life. and it helps diabetic patients to be able to control their disease in the best way by releasing it when their blood sugar is high . in our research, we get a lot of inspiration from god's creation. if you look around you , you will see many of god's amazing creations. sentence as humans, our physiology is very complex and this makes you realize the existence of a creator . our best work as a biological science engineer originates from modeling god's creation , and this causes us to understand the complex physiology of humans to a level and to be able to progress in this field.

let's say instead , he meets with whom is chen ying, that is, if he were osama bin ladengovy, he wouldlthough i think there is a practical goal of kim jong-un, they want to agree to take ammunition , moscow needs them very much , there is absolutely a lot of need for ammunition , there are warehouses in north korea , it is bought for a decade, these warehouses by the 10th anniversary, you understand. let the korean war have weapons that are simply unmeasured, and it is not necessary to produce it , and it is only necessary to put it . do not take such steps without the approval of beijing . well, you know, it is too risky to enter into this war, because beijing will be presented with a western country. пасностеночницы безопасности, you are the guarantor of a-a security in the world , and you are obliged to observe these articles correspondingly, which prohibits the introduction of an embargo for the aggressor's country on the supply of weapons. in this situation, if he is in a position to make any concessions, look, he went there, he went to kiev , a fur coat has not passed, and a mont

understand that the power steering works uh, is this a real threat in your opinion, or who is chen yingeally willing to share after biting off a piece of himself, well, the threat is real uh, i think here everyone understands it anyway, how is it the pariah country, which uh well, in principle, it can behave as it has already done well and agreed to before due to blackmail, that is , others, receiving a dividend for themselves, i am old that they can provide ammunition, provide weapons to the russians, you sell yes, in exchange where the seller or even the same nuclear technologies, but here there is, of course, a problem of logistics, because it is difficult to introduce this ammunition because of this, and well, there may be problems on the way of the transportation of these ammunition and weapons to things. we saw how they flew over the far east targets divisions of these armies and in principle everything worked out for them in any case it is for us of course and not only for us accepting such a threat it is a threat to the creation of the region and here is the link of such coopera

has food that is attacking him, that now the student has a new beloved wife, and this is such chen ying with whom i and we there are already planning new projects and in support of which ion distinguishes that emu there will never be weapons and midnight korea will be delivered and lukashenko is already here with stories about what well and what can we do and take us and let's go we will think about the three of us here and in this road and so on, that is the feeling that it is a corpse and we will send this prigozhin rebel, and we must, as lukashenko ran where only is it possible, and he talked about russia and putin himself putin we will cover ourselves with witches kept silent, but did not forgive, and now we are concerned about putin and lukashenko is not in the best case, and lukashenko feels this and will try any methods to return to the love of his tsar and master putin . we can assume as an option that lukashenko is trying to gain attention not so putin again as actually his new favorite wife in what way a-a since well, i can't get lukashenka's visit to china out of my head and

representative of the us state department, med-tue miller, there are reasons to believe that putin and chen yingbut he emphasized the very fact that russia is asking for help from the dprk also shows how the war unleashed against ukraine is developing for the kremlin a year and a half ago vladimir putin started this war thinking that he was going to restore the glory of the russian empire and failed in all his maximalist imperialist goals. and now, a year and a half later, after losing tens of thousands of russian soldiers and spending billions and billions of dollars, he is begging for help in some way . earlier, the new york times asu, this press , with reference to anonymous sources, wrote that russia could offer north korea technology in exchange for shells and missiles for satellites of submarines and high-tech weapons systems, then due to the war in ukraine he found himself in international isolation and in a situation where he had nothing to lose and therefore he left on rapprochement with another country with north korea, the guardian writes, the kremlin's logic is obvious, north korea h

international community let me remind you of the war criminal putin and his north korean counterpart kim chen ying met on wednesday at the russian far eastern cosmodrome. i assume that the main topic of conversation is the expansion of military cooperation. according to american intelligence, russia is counting on reserves of north korean ammunition from shells, but the new york times writes that kim jong-un plans to receive from putin more modern technologies for the space industry and the submarine fleet, as well as food aid. this is kim jong-un's first trip after the pandemic with the russian dictator, he also met in of russia in 2019, the european parliament recognized the self -proclaimed president of belarus, oleksandr lukashenko, as involved in the war against ukraine on the same level as the russian dictator vladimir putin, accordingly, the resolution was adopted in strasbourg, during the plenary session of the european parliament on september 13, the text emphasizes that it was the lukashenka regime that authorized the aggression against ukraine from the territory of belarus by directly s

chen ying held a meeting at the eastern cosmodrome and drank to each other's health at a closed meetingthey talked for about five hours about what they agreed on, whether the dprk would strengthen moscow with its weapons and what such a warm reception of the death in russia testifies to. well, viktor medvedchuk's property is the land real estate, cars, business , while the courts are still in progress, all of this is under arrest, it should be under arrest, but during the last week, journalists questioned the sincere desire of law enforcement officers to seize medvedchuk's property for the benefit of the state. there are reasons to assume that medvedchuk's fortune will be withdrawn not for the benefit of the state but for the benefit of individuals close to the authorities, svoboda reported this today . well, let's start with the event in crimea, where explosions rang out at dawn. according to the testimony of everyone and analysts, the ukrainian military attacked sevastopol the ship repair plant, where the submarine and the amphibious assault ship were supposed to be located, the base

there for another year, which i already mentioned today in on the air, putin in such a manner meets yingme in the eastern amur region of russia. this is reported by the russian state media. the president of russia ceremoniously met his north korean counterpart visavi near the main entrance to the assembly and test facility of the rocket launchers writes in ria novosti, the kremlin states that the topic of the meeting will be bilateral relations in various spheres and international affairs, moscow is also ready to discuss issues related to un security council sanctions and the provision of humanitarian aid to pyongyang, but in the united states, there is confidence that putin will ask kim jong-un for military assistance due to the failure in the war in ukraine . the spokesman for the us state department, matt miller, said this the day before russian defense minister sergei shoigu will also take part in the negotiations, this was confirmed by kremlin spokesman dmytro piskov. i will note that putin himself, according to official data, is in the far east for the third day there, he is partic

of russia in conducting the so-called war, that is, in the war against ukraine, what else did chen yingisten to the results. in order to protect our sovereignty and security interests, we have constantly expressed our respect and unconditional support for all decisions made by the president and the russian leadership, and i want to assure you that we will always be with russia in the fight against imperialism well, it was not enough for him to say until the end of his life or until the end of the world well, this rhetoric was just right in death will not part them yes yes yes that's about how it sounded uh-uh what can you say about uh-uh the current ties and the intensification of the talks between putin and kimchinin, it is clear that there is a lot of soviet equipment in north korea now in korea, and putin is trying to take this soviet equipment from someone else. they want to go into space, but there is no way they can do it, there is no technology, that is, the soviet union is the worst option , according to you, how likely is it that north korea will help putin with soviet weapons

had been disbursed through the shell companies from -- >> i would imagine this grand child was staud ying and probably didn't have a lot of time to perform a lot of duties for the money. right? >> the granddaughter didn't do anything to earn money. the ex-wives didn't do anything to earn the money. the girlfriend didn't do anything to earn the money. so what happened? what transpired to earn money? that's what every american should be concerned about. that's why we are entering impeachment inquiry. we need all the tools necessary to get all the information because we followed the money and it's bad. the bidens have received millions of dollars from our enemies around the world and no one can answer one simple question what did they do to receive the money. we believe that this was a very organized crime ring because the way the money was disbursed the krai as of the llc's and the shell companies and the way the money was disburse tows the various biden members this was very organized but what we have learned from our testimony from our transcribed interviews also from the emails and from

opposing abortion rights and allowing the state to control women's bodies, and additionally threat ying a government shutdown that will potentially have our military troops go without pay. >> this shutdown possibility is real. >> september 30th is when the fiscal year ends. the house has passed one appropriations bill. totally partisan, and only republicans voted for it. unlike the senate, which is working in a bipartisan way, they have passed multiple appropriations bills with overwhelming bipartisan support out of committee, and you will see them send us a bipartisan bill with a huge bipartisan vote. the contrast is stark. the -- even leader mcconnell made it clear we have to support for ukraine, and disaster relief funding, and pass a cr to make sure we keep the government open, and troops will continue to get paid. meanwhile, democrats under joe biden have been lowering prescription drug costs and trying to make sure we continue the huge boost our economy has taken from the job creation that we have been able to produce. >> congresswoman, i have been fortunate to speak with ali vita

but here m ying publicly att happened to her kid.ion, whether it was true or not, we knew something significant had happened in grapevine. so we started looking into. what we found was a different story. of a transgender child desperately wanted to be heard, a mother determined to honor her religion, and an english teacher caught in the middle. >> joining me now is peabody an emmy award-winning nbc news correspondent. she's the co-host of the new podcast grapevine, which lunges on wednesday. thank you so much for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> before we get started, why don't you give us some background, some flavor about grapevine, just as a -- tell us about what type of places. >> absolutely. grapevine is a community right outside of dallas. it is the town next door to a town called south lake, which anyone who is a loyal viewer of embassy is now familiar with, it's a town that we spent a lot of time reporting none, a town where some of the earliest fights, against critical race theory emerged so a lot of the reasons we we

had that in my mind after friends because so much of what you show about washington is almost this ying in this yang he could be a person of incredible violence but also compassion he could be somebody that was filled with rage who was also often more a stoic somebody with a great who, you know, took stepped away from power this incredible tension within him and i couldn't i wanted to know if you could figure out who was the real washington. they say both, but also what you just underscored is so interesting, important the way you may agree with me washington had skill to stay right now to lose temper and then he proved that during the revolution when congress did in the by by his request to provide weapons and food and money for the sometimes congress can be a little bit withdrawn or in 92 when he had to manage alexander hamilton and thomas and so then hated their guts but he stayed calm and also because valley forge of course again which is probably the best in creation of violence that he had to engage with because war this is what it's all about to to being effective, to to hate you

senator john fetterman, a democrat from pennsylvania, may delay statement today,ying quote, sen menendezsign. ntitled to the presumpt innocence under oursystem, but he's not entitled t continue to wield influence over national policy, especially giv the serious and specific nature of the allegations. i hope he chooses an honorable exit and focuses on his trial. the house speaker kevin mccarthy also weighed in today. >> the emails about what he is doing, taking's position as a chairman about what america is doing in a foreign country to his wife, and as wife telling a business partner. >> do you think that he should resign? >> and that case, it seems apparent why. >> is that a yes? >> yeah, i think so. >> new jersey governor phil murphy calling on menendez to resign, calling on the democratictee of new jersey. chairman jones issued statement, quote, in the jerseyans continue to beat ne granted the fede representation that they deseand make sure that our party is able to keep its focus on the criticalcoming state legislative eleconin november, i believe that the best course of action is fo

first, he was really a ying and yang with sydney powell. following his lawsuits in december 2020. she made about her plans as it related to the election, or those lawsuits could come in. under the rules of evidence, if you are a defendant, and someone hears you say something that proves your guilt, they can come to court and testify against you and say, i heard sidney powell say this. this that's also important for the former president. because that's his codefendant. to the extent there is evidence that lin wood can testify, to that showed the guilt of sydney powell, and proves that rico charge, that's also going to be evidence that could be admissible against the former president as one of his codefendants. because, in this kind of case, evidence against one's really evidence against all. >> this could be really potentially dangerous for sydney powell, who obviously, has asked for a speedy trial. that's expected to start next month. do you expect that he would be called, potentially? >> i would fully expect. that from our work on the committee, they really worked together in pub

what about united health care, which sold off last week, but is rallies ying today. >> we think they'red for a good back half. health care has done poorly this year. united health care has done poorly within the group. there are some expense concerns. they have a great management team. they are part of a health care solution. they're about 19 times earnings, which is cheaper than it's been for the last years. we think if you have a 6 to 12 month time horizon, it's a very attractive price. we like the group, we like this one best. >> what do you think is going on with the market overall. the move today is striking. the impact on the homebuilders, the rotation we've seen so far in the back half where energy's outperforming. what's really going on here, do you think? >> you had a great rally for about five or six months, treading water over the last month. we think it's going to be a pause that refreshes, you're going to have a good last four or five months of the year. we think there's going to be rotation. we think the things that did best like technology are going to slow down, and we t

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because a lot of no, it's fine, ying it's awful. >> do you like it? it's fine, esther. >> you'll certainly take a >> well, you'll certainly take a second it . second look at it. >> all of the art critics i know on twitter love and a on twitter love it. and i'm a big it's a really big fan. i think it's a really interesting of work. interesting piece of work. and i think i don't really care think that i don't really care either theresa either way about theresa may, but of but i would have a postcard of that. look, i've got that. well well, look, i've got to with greatest britain as to go with greatest britain as lord sumption. >> well done. esther mcvey. get this man on the board of the national trust. we need him there. agree with national trust. we need him theremore. agree with national trust. we need him theremore. esther,gree with national trust. we need him theremore. esther,gree wyour that more. esther, who's your union jackass nominee, though? >> city council for >> birmingham city council for going bust and the reason i say that this is a counc

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mandating how many people drivi you to have saying mandating how many people drivi you to have seven yingthe short or boiler in the short term or install energy efficiency measures could cost measures, which could have cost you five, ten, £15,000 or change your car earlier than is necessary. those are all things that we shouldn't and won't do . that we shouldn't and won't do. we don't have to do them to meet our targets. our targets are world leading. we've met them all actually all in the past and actually exceeded them and this is, as i said, the proportionate , said, the proportionate, pragmatic way to deliver net zero, will help families zero, which will help families who all want to do the right thing. need to do thing. but we just need to do this a proportionate manner. this in a proportionate manner. that's doing. and that's what we're doing. and look, example of the look, and it's an example of the change that i want to bring. if you to change the country you want to change the country as we've got to change how as i do, we've got to change how we we've got to we do politics. we'v

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why ying outside to be nice weather and kids are just rightly so. should tside to be nice weather and kids are just rightly so. why should they and rightly so. why should they have this stress all have to have all this stress all over again? >> yes, it is stressful. actually. i was going to ask you, joanna, schooling, you, joanna, home schooling, it's imagine that is you, joanna, home schooling, it'shours imagine that is you, joanna, home schooling, it'shours a imagine that is you, joanna, home schooling, it'shours a day.iagine that is you, joanna, home schooling, it'shours a day. so ne that is you, joanna, home schooling, it'shours a day. so you hat is you, joanna, home schooling, it'shours a day. so you never get 24 hours a day. so you never get any me time. and doesn't everybody bit of me time everybody need a bit of me time away from kids? though away from the kids? even though you you need me. time you love them, you need me. time don't you? >> yes, very, very much so. >>— >> yes, very, very much so. >> in order to get >> and in fact, in order

included, would be on thare aition of saying that lot of myself included, would be on thare a problem,|yinge a problem, that you. ltns are a problem, that you should have more choice by allowing people to be able to drive public drive as well as use public transport. joint statement transport. but a joint statement from sustrans british from ramblers sustrans british cycling cycling living cycling cycling uk living streets and bikeability trusts will pro cycling pro walking . i will pro cycling pro walking. i think it's fair to say sort of anti or at least discourage ing of car use have had this have released this statement saying that actually that the prime minister's announcements will leave people feeling that they had choice but to drive . had no choice but to drive. >> oh give over. >> oh give over. >> yes . that was my initial that >> yes. that was my initial that was my initial reaction. but there's they sort of say that this that it's going to re—entrench congestion. they talk about the fact of clean air and pollution, things like that. but it's interesting that they're the languag