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me who cares but when it comes from a member of a right wing republican caucus, won't become a bill on planet one or two, we were talking about the two realities in which we live. they are purely political to prove a political point that's a giant electoral loser. what's going on? >> look, and any earth they hive on right now, nicole, this is a post-roe reality. we're a bit away from the 50th anniversary of the "roe v. wade" decision and we're in a landscape now than when that decision in the 1970s, so the fact that this is a messaging bill is important because it's also the place that states that are restricting abortion access with taking their cues from, that they have cover from republicans at the federal level who are trying to move on some of these issues. now, i've had some of my sources in reproductive rights advocacy groups say they are surprised that republicans aren't
and i want to say this to sean is a guy who has spent his mar whole life watching the new york jets. i wish someone would cancel the nfl on more than one occasion, but not because of this stupid reactive, demographic laden analysis. if we're going to get into stats stats, here's another stat. the nfl is a league that's 70% black in terms of the player personnel. blacf you did cancel it, you'd be decimating the black community. think of ally do the work they b ineh the community on behalf of their charities. alli' the moneyveth the players make. don't get me wrong, i've had you talmy issues with the nfl. get butit when young talk about the analysis, you're getting out of the view this is weapons grade, stupid. this is the time you get into the view are ten dollars to get in and fifty to get out. , you know, i will tell you,i will i will admit to stupidity. >> i've been on that show a number of times. i will tell you my last appearance happened to be whenla rosie o'donnell was one of the hosts. that makes me really dumb. there's a right up there with joy clay guys. good to have you both.
China says the island's allies remain with Taipei only due to pressure from Washington and so-called "dollar diplomacy". PRESSURE FROM FARMERS Paraguay's Taiwan ties have been under the pressure in recent years, especially from the country's beef producers and farmers, who see the relationship as an obstacle to gaining access to the world's largest market for their products. "We make a sacrifice for the political support given to Taiwan and on balance, we consider that we receive very little in compensation," Pedro Galli, president of the Rural Association of Paraguay (ARP), told Reuters.
Many trader associations across Delhi have asked shop owners to wear masks, use sanitisers and follow social distancing norms amid concerns over the surge in Covid cases in some countries.
that i didn't have. for molly rainford, a final rhumba, and a strictly thank you to her partner, carlos. i'm so lucky i got to be your partner. ifi if i could give him the glitterball in his first year, that would honestly be the best thing in the world. the night though belonged to hamza yassin. 11 years ago, he was living in his car in scotland with hopes of being a wildlife cameraman. born in sudan, he arrived in the uk aged eight, and in his 20s moved to the highlands of scotland. when he began, he was more used to rugby than dancing but by the end the judges in the crowd were all on theirfeet. .heering cheering. the lifts went higher, your turns were spot on. there was a freedom to this dance you didn't have when he first did it. choreography to absolutely die for. how you did that with alli of that hair is beyond me. brilliant. it is like you are watching music on the dance floor in your body.
lives that are coming here to pay their respects and they want to show their support for those left after 158 lost their lives in that halloween crush. in the alli close to the stage behind me is filled with notes, messages. there's a make shift memorial that started a month and a half ago the day after the tragedy. that is still going at the subway exit as well. everybody wanting to show support for those affected by this tragedy. >> reporter: a painful look at the last hours of their daughter's life. they look through photos on her phone trying to piece together how she became one of the 158 victims of seoul's halloween crowd crush. >> translator: i can't look at the photos. they make me cry. >> reporter: the 25-year-old was photographed at 9:35 p.m. inside a bar, then outside in the
>> jesse: from roman gladiators clashing notice coliseum sumo wrestlers tossing each other across the ring. we always love a good feet. why millions would tune in alli and tyson lace up the gloves. this one for the ages. traps gender activists versus lesbian feminists. it went down as a protest and it started peacefully. >> we are not out here to engage right now if the public. we are doing a silent protest. can you go to the website of this organization and can you read all about it. >> jesse: this was the quiet before the storm. but, like many protests, it went from peaceful to mostly peaceful in a matter of seconds. o. >> oh. whoa, whoa, whoa. what's this about? why are we doing this. >> [bleep] you. >> why are we doing this? >> these are violent men. these are violent men.
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