there's a solution, albeit simple but not easy. >> it has no negative side effects and nothing but upside about eating a little bit less and moving a little bit, remember what you're saying is not something i've heard a lot really. yes. >> well, oprah called it a gift. people call it a miracle who the people are incentivized to call it a gift and this is why i want you here, because i don't think people are hearing this other side. yeah. why do you say it's a devil's bargain? what is this side effects? what's the downside? well okay, here's the deal. if we look at the box and i see this because it isn't my opinion and i have no judgment. it's not an easy way out if it wasn't easy way out, life is hard enough. take it right. >> so the side effects alone, 50% of the people that take it will experience nausea, vomiting constipation, and a lot of people will get off of it because they can't tolerate those side effects now, beyond that, there's pancreatitis,
love-hate relationship with good advice. >> i mean, we know you from shows you that you were on where you told us how to live diet and exercise i wanted you here do now because everyone is talking about ozempic and i need to what, what is your take? i mean, diet and exercises the old-fashion way we all said, well, there must be a short sizes the only way the only one it is the only way i was reading your new book. >> thank you for sending that to me. by the way. oh i got an early oh you mean what this comedian said will shock you out. may 21st pre-order and that's true. >> what you said you'd like when historians look back on people in the 21st century, they will characterize them as anti-science. and i thought son of a on both sides. truer words have never been spoken especially when it comes to health, because the reality is that these drugs, they do work. but it's a devil's bargain at an extraordinary price and
it's a devil's bargain. >> add an extraordinary price there's a solution, albeit simple but not easy. it has no negative side effects and nothing but upside about eating a little bit less and moving a little bit of what you're saying is not something i've heard a lot that really yes. >> well, oprah called it a gift, people call it a miracle oh or set, of eyes to call it a gift and this is why i want you here, because i don't think people are hearing this other side. >> yeah. why do you say it's a devil's bargain? what is the side effects? what's the downside? well okay, here's the deal. if we look at the box and i see this because it isn't my opinion and i have no judgment. it's not an easy way out if it wasn't easy way out, life is hard enough. take it right? >> so the side effects alone, 50% of the people that take it will experience nausea, vomiting, constipation, and a lot of people will get off of it because they can't tolerate
house, has quirky rules the republicans have a majority. you can count on one hand with the fingers it's bear this is good theater. if you're political reporter, it's kind of interesting and fun. but there are actual policy and national security consequences to all of this, right? there's no question about it. and the fact that one person can hold entire house of representatives in the speaker's gavel hostage. he's just untenable. i mean, this goes back kevin mccarthy really cut a deal with the devil in the sense of agreeing to that rule. it cost him his job and now mike johnson is in a tough place. he couldn't really change the rule because of the hardliners in his party. but at the same time, it makes sense to change the rule. nobody wants to see one person be able to wholesale something over the speaker's head, like we've seen happening here. it's just not sustainable and so lani, our capitol hill reporter say speaker johnson at one point today was essentially pen against the back of the chamber's surrounded by members peppering him with questions are asking him to do
wearing thin among some on the right. >> the vast majority of my republican colleagues are over this drama this is not supposed to be reality television we came here to govern and when we can't govern because some people want to be on tv and they want to do campaign fundraising and all that there are now three gop members who want to strip johnson of the devil there is green, thomas massey and paul gose are the house both on the eighth package tomorrow it likely passes with them a credit and democrats might help johnson keep his job. >> neil: am i reading correctly that johnson is calling their bluff? >> a little bit here let's go through the math they are going to consider these bills individually tomorrow there are probably 370 votes for israel and 300 for ukraine probably close to 400 on the vote for taiwan and if you get some
that know that i'm here without me even telling them just by putting the pieces together." she was immediately excused. another woman dismissed after she broke down in tears. trump, whose eyes were closed, opening them to look at her as she said, "i feel so nervous and anxious right now. i'm sorry. i thought i could do this." 174 prospective jurors were dismissed since the trial began. trump, a lifelong new yorker, listening for days on end as dozens of people told the court what they thought of him. some had praise. one man calling trump "a family man" and "a businessman" who "brought a lot of value to the economy." another man was confronted with social media posts where he had described the former president with the words "sociopathic incompetence," adding "i do believe that he is actually the devil." with trump watching intently, judge juan merchan asked the man if those posts still reflect his opinion. "it's not far off base," he responded. and was immediately excused. and with jury selection now over, trump's lawyers made one
okay, like this is the devil we know and if we decide to throw him overboard with marjorie taylor greene some of the other conservatives, who is our next speaker, brian, when we talked to republicans, they like they have no idea who would step in for this job, who could win the support for that job. and so i think to keep the trains running& with democrats getting legislative priorities, they want no, ukraine aid was maybe worth want that job, right? you back what he want that job right out with one vote. i mean, anybody you can go at any time just a button things up. let's get back to this relationship. i was talking about with kernel leighton a few moments ago, this relationship between president biden, prime minister netanyahu, jackie, it seemed to be really afraid and then last weekend you saw the us, uk the saudis, the jordanian. this is real coalition come together to help protect israel against that iranian air assault and you know, this morning we're hearing that us is did not endorse what the israelis did. i mean, it sounds as though i mean this relationship really is kind of on thin ice.
also tonight, we are in the tees valley — where the upcoming mayoral election could be a bellweather for the general election. and this... we think something big is going to happen. something massive. they shriek. oh, my god. # he looks up grinning like a devil # it's new, the shape of your body...# - the inexorable rise of taylor swift as she sends out not one, but a double album's worth with the tortured poets department. how has she shape—shifted the music industry? we'll be asking the writer and serious swiftie, cat mckenna. good evening. how do we calibrate the chances of wider conflict in this precarious world, and where is the most danger? this weekend the us house of representatives will likely make a decision on the long stalled multi—billion pound package of military aid for ukraine, for israel. and also for the indo—pacific region, including taiwan. of course, threats and warnings abound.
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