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everything that has gone wrong in the world. >> and yet 2020 was also a year the democrats nominated by their free choice an elderly white man from a statehood once eulogized a clan recruiter. so the anti white party picked the white guy. how did that happen? well, its pretty simple. democrats care about power and power derives from winning . >> when you lose, you dont have power. and bernie sanders couldnt win . sanders terrified the donor class, so democrats went. joe biden, who love...

>> when do you cross the threshold to pathological liar? i think george santos has crossed the threshold. >> youre not inconsistent, i guess that you could use either one. i just think hes the next degree of liar. >> should it be that and hes a serial liar? >> as the night goes on. much like george santos himself started out as a serial liar and as time went on became more -- >> thats probably true. we may never know, but that is probably true. >> we probably will never know. >> thank ...

week on crime policies. finally, this this city, this state will hear from the victims, their voices will be heard now. jim jordan jordan will join us in a minute. will over all the details as republicans now fight back against the democrats witch hunts. >> later, the great one . any great 1% mark levin will weigh in on how bidens weakness is making the world a more dangerous place. and china, russia, iran, guess what? theyre filling that void, guaranteeing a less safe america and a le...

brindley and leads wrote to the premier league to question every ten�*s finances, at the time tamimi remember that they were involved in an almighty relegation struggle and everton ultimately stayed up among those huge celebrations that you could see at goodison park. but what the other clubs were questioning was that everton had posted losses of £370 million over a three—year period. and under primarily rules, clubs are only allowed to post losses of £105 million over a three—...

answer out loud, because you will get the answer and wont be fun for the audience. so, theyre wicked smart to, though. >> hey, that was good. >> the question is, who is the most popular democratic senator in a republican state. and im gonna give you some hints. >> im writing it down. >> things this senator has in common with me. both former public school teachers. >> okay. >> then there is this hint. i have never once in my life worked as hard as this senator works in one day win at ho...

answer out loud, because you will get the answer and wont be fun for the audience. so, theyre wicked smart to, though. >> hey, that was good. >> the question is, who is the most popular democratic senator in a republican state. and im gonna give you some hints. >> im writing it down. >> things this senator has in common with me. both former public school teachers. >> okay. >> then there is this hint. i have never once in my life worked as hard as this senator works in one day win at ho...

lets start in china, where the latest figures just released show the worlds second largest economy grew faster than expected in the first three months of the year at 4.5%. this is the first set of quarterly gdp figures following the end of strict covid—19 restrictions in december. they also follow the easing of a three—year crackdown on tech firms and property. lets get reaction from julian evans—pritchard, head of china economics at capital economics. this is better than expecte...

the peace holds, despite political tensions in northern ireland. my guest is us congressman richard neal, a democrat and co—chair of the friends of ireland caucus group. to what extent is the wider us—uk relationship tied to the situation in northern ireland? congressman richard neal in springfield, massachusetts, welcome to hardtalk. pleased to be with you. well, its a pleasure to have you on the show. what doesjoe biden�*s determination to be on the island of ireland to mark th...

welcome to bbc news. we begin in northern ireland — which is marking 25 years since the signing of the good friday agreement. the historic peace deal largely ended decades of violence in northern ireland. but uk prime minister rishi sunak says — efforts must be intensified to restore the power—sharing government that was central to the deal. it collapsed in the fall—out from brexit and now the political dysfunction and security concerns are threatening to overshadow it collapse...

despite political tensions in northern ireland. my guest is us congressman richard neal, a democrat and co—chair of the friends of ireland caucus group. to what extent is the wider us—uk relationship tied to the situation in northern ireland? congressman richard neal in springfield, massachusetts, welcome to hardtalk. pleased to be with you. well, its a pleasure to have you on the show. what doesjoe biden�*s determination to be on the island of ireland to mark this 25th anniversa...