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>> it was really just a slightly lower brow, more populist approach to entertainment. >> im rupert murdoch, the billionaire tyrant. >> and murdoch really pushed that agenda. he likes the big headline, the screamer, the things that grab your attention. >> he has on shows like a current affair, which is basically a tabloid newspaper front page being slapped up on the air. >> tonight, the last days of a hollywood legend who didnt care whom he took with him to the grave. >> there was a kind of a raw...

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Bugle of the scientific cavalry coming over the brow of the hill. i can tell you that tonight that toot of that bugle is louder. >> if this was a football match then the current score would be 5-1 down in the match between humanity and climate change, and i think what you could say today after two days of talks with around 120 world leaders is that weve pulled back a goal or perhaps even two and i think we are going to be able to take this thing to extra time. >> in any pride of lions, mr. speak...

Portion of your income than the typical worker working off of the sweat of their brow. my view on this is its not really defensible to keep this in the tax code, i dont know what public policy purpose this serves, but its a relatively little small -- little amount of money at stake, its like $14 billion. if they sacrifice this provision its not going to kill the whole bill. so if they want to give it to her, fine. the corporate -- the book corporate minimum tax is a lot more complicated, a lot m...

Sharpening a knife or scrubbing some residue off the bottom of a pan. he was a big, big help. >> we find i didnt have any feeling for time and were just galloping through it, so we changed the system of having idiot cards. >> i had little slides that said slow down and speed it up. sweat the producer bothered her julia would be dripping sweat into the various dishes she was working on. i would hold the sweat thing in, julia was supposed to mop her brow rather than continue to pour. >> when you h...

Mechanizing the restaurant industry is absolutely nuts and that is the future. i and look, if you look at it, i mean it kind of stems offio this fast food nationn and really the assembly line piece of this .as. but this is being invested by these same corporations that are out there saying, oh , were going to help the workers, were going tost help the workers. theyre not theyre just driving them out. al and its the small businesses that get hurt here because these barriers of entry go up be even...

Restaurant industry is nuts for it if you look at it, it stems off of this fast food nation in the assembly line piece of this. this is being invested by the same corporations that are out there saying were going to hel the workers, theyre not, theyre just driving it out in the small businesses get hurt here because these barriers go up even higher and higher and now we are competing against these large corporations that have the dollars to invest in pushing their workers out. they are virtue si...

Little shock. >> every time i touched the stove, the microphone with go -- >> if paul wasnt busy, hed be sharpening a knife, or he would be scrubbing some residue off the bottom of an omelet pan. he was a big, big help. >> wed find that i didnt have any feeling for time, and theyre just galloping through it. so we changed the system of having idiot cards. >> i had little signs that said "slow down" and "speed it up." the producer, it bothered her that julia would be dripping sweat into the vario...

Political analysts matthew dowd and julian castro. as i read all of that, i wonder if the fundamental argument is really a brow -- >> he has developed a reputation, especially in the last couple of years, starting with that storm of not being able to get the job done. look at mares, look at governors, other officials,, so many tales of people have lost their jobs because they could not get there -- could not keep the lights on. people expect you to do your job -- >> about the services. >> there ...

Vital russian held town of izium. in a position we were told not to reveal, the israeli troops have a clear view of the damage below but also their enemy. the russians are just a kilometer on the brow of this hill in that direction. >> reporter: this unit, only here two days, but say they have already destroyed a russian tank. yes, they play to the cameras. but it is pretty clear up here their morale is sky high. they are exposed but ready. keen to show off, actually gleeful at the international...