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Hannity

>> my reaction is the people of this country are seeing through the biden hypocrisy on one hand he campaigned on bringing decency politics on the other hand is people are now invoking hitler to compare donald trump to him he said he would turn down the tempter and american politics were now receiving democratic artery effectively leading multiple prosecutions against elite opponent in the middle of an election i think we are seeing through that hypocrisy and everyone of these prosecutions i think is backfiring people are sick and tired of being lied to their sick and tired of the law fair i talked to me democrats or disagree with donald trump on many policies but believe we are not a country where you are supposed to use the prosecutorial power to eliminate your opponents, i think many independence and democrats are coming along you know if you could do it to trump to do they can do it to them tomorrow and we need to put an end to that and restore the rule of law in this country and clean up the weaponization of government and i think that's a message that many independents are rallying around and i think that will work in donald trump's favour for the better our country.

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Trump Trial Today

this is cnn let's get some more now on the opening statements of the trump trial. >> now set for monday morning, our senior legal analyst, elie honig is back with us, looking ahead to day five in court la what should we expect when the trial resumes on monday? well what we have are full jury? and so the next step is that the trial will start in earnest. we are here on our flowchart. we are going to hear opening statements from both sides and let me explain to you how this is going to play out. first of all, the da's office, the prosecutor's, they're going to go first. this is alvin bragg. he's the de, he's not going to be giving the opening artery he's not going to be trying this case. he will probably be in the courtroom to support his team, but a member of the da's team will open, followed by the opening for the defense in all likelihood, the defense actually does not have to open, but they probably will. todd blanche will be giving that opening for donald trump a couple of major themes that i think people should watch for in the opening statements. first of all, the indictment, what does it mean?

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Bangladesh cuts costs of 22 types of heart stents

"From now on, all hospitals must display this new price list," a Drug Administration Directorate official says

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Screening surprise: Catching Larry's heart condition

Click here to read Larry’s full story.Every spring, Larry Schepers enjoys turning over the soil in the garden beds in his backyard so that he and his wife, Judy

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BBC News at Six

houthis rebels. on friday at the us and uk hit back targeting military sites in land in yemen and on the red sea. today rishi sunakfaced mps for the first time since air strikes launched on friday. here is our political editor chris mason. the red sea, a crucial artery of the world economy, but ships here are still being fired at. i world economy, but ships here are still being fired at.— still being fired at. i called the prime minister! _ still being fired at. i called the prime minister! in _ still being fired at. i called the prime minister! in the - still being fired at. i called the l prime minister! in the commons still being fired at. i called the - prime minister! in the commons this afternoon, rishi _ prime minister! in the commons this afternoon, rishi sunak _ prime minister! in the commons this afternoon, rishi sunak said - prime minister! in the commons this afternoon, rishi sunak said the - prime minister! in the commons this afternoon, rishi sunak said the uk i afternoon, rishi sunak said the uk was acting in self—defence after commercial ships and the royal navy were attacked. i commercial ships and the royal navy were attacked-— were attacked. i want to be clear that these _ were attacked. i want to be clear that these were _ were attacked. i want to be clear that these were limited - were attacked. i want to be clear that these were limited strikes. l that these were limited strikes. they were carefully targeted at launch sites for drones and ballistic missiles to degrade the houthis�* capacity to make further attacks on international shipping. i can tell the house today that our initial assessment is that all 13 planned targets were destroyed. keir

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The Daily Global

houthi rebels in yemen. they began attacking vessels in the red sea in november, saying they were acting in solidarity with the palestinians. on friday, the us and the uk hit back — targeting military sites in inland yemen and on the red sea. today uk prime minister rishi sunak faced mps for the first time since air strikes launched on friday. here's our political editor chris mason. the red sea — a crucial artery of the world economy, but ships here are still being fired at. i call the prime minister! in the commons this afternoon, rishi sunak said the uk was acting in self—defence after commercial ships and the royal navy were attacked. i want to be clear that these were limited strikes. they were carefully targeted at launch sites for drones and ballistic missiles to degrade the houthis�* capacity to make further attacks on international shipping. i can tell the house today

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Asia Business Report

these strikes work? britain's defence ministry already says the strikes have already affected their ability to threaten merchant shipping. the real risk is that the conflict in gaza will escalate throughout the red sea region. that could affect the price of oil and the price of good, even further, because of shipping lanes in the region. so far the houthi have attacked 27 sheets to date disrupting commerce on a key route between europe and asia. that accounts for about 15% of the world's shipping traffic. the boss of a shipping giant, maersk, has said why it is so important to global trade. it is so important to global trade. , ., ., trade. it is an important artery of _ trade. it is an important artery of global- trade. it is an important artery of global trade i trade. it is an important l artery of global trade and having _ artery of global trade and having to regrout all of the cargo — having to regrout all of the cargo now south of the cape of good _ cargo now south of the cape of good hope will create significant disruption to the global— significant disruption to the global supply chain for the duration in which we have to do that and — duration in which we have to do that and probably a few months more _ that and probably a few months

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FOX and Friends

ayatollah, religious fanatics, you're not going to get them to stop. you better hit them over them before they hit you here. i'm tired of being told by people we got to get out of endless wars. they're going to keep coming after us until we stop them. >> brian: the one thing different from the war on terror is i'm watching protest for yemen and at times square for the hamas and the palestinians. at every major artery in new york city. i can't get my head around it. what happened? expect the world is upside down. role is the bad guy. >> brian: but they are not. >> but then they are becoming the bad guy. do you think any of this would have happened if presenter for president? no. russia will not go into ukraine. i'm confident iran would have stayed in a box. the houthis would not have done this. they would not be attacking our shipping. so the one thing i hope people will think about, we have good candidates in the republican primary. there is one man who has a record equal to ronald reagan and that is donald trump. he did secure the border.

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BBC News at Ten

and 2018, a statement was made to parliament after the action. rishi sunak will be here on monday to face questions about what has happened. and the crux of his argument will be that these air strikes were legitimate and appropriate, because of the threat to shipping in the red sea, such a crucial artery in the world economy and that sense from the uk, from the us and others, that there had to be a response to those attacks. but where does that leave the prospect of a wider conflict? there are so many questions the prime minister will face here on monday. was this strictly necessary? what might provoke further air strikes? what would count as a success? and where does this all end?

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Sportsday

sitting pretty in the quarterfinals with a hard game? artery sitting pretty in the quarterfinals with a hard game?— sitting pretty in the quarterfinals with a hard game? sitting pretty in the quarterfinals with a hard came? , . ., with a hard game? very hard game. he didn't make a — with a hard game? very hard game. he didn't make a 30 _ with a hard game? very hard game. he didn't make a 30 break _ with a hard game? very hard game. he didn't make a 30 break in _ with a hard game? very hard game. he didn't make a 30 break in the _ with a hard game? very hard game. he didn't make a 30 break in the first - didn't make a 30 break in the first fourframes bark it's didn't make a 30 break in the first four frames bark it's just unheard of. john higgins,— 3—1. he should've knocked in and after that he was all at sea for plenty of the frames. 53 down, dug into survive without the final firm down, dug into survive without the finalfirm decided. down, dug into survive without the final firm decided.— final firm decided. which he performed _ final firm decided. which he performed in _ final firm decided. which he performed in beautifully - final firm decided. which he performed in beautifully atl final firm decided. which he l performed in beautifully at 86 final firm decided. which he - performed in beautifully at 86 to close a day done what all the best players do for them you go into autopilot under pressure. you start thinkin: autopilot under pressure. you start thinking about _ autopilot under pressure. you start thinking about anything _ autopilot under pressure. you start thinking about anything else - autopilot under pressure. you start i thinking about anything else because you know— thinking about anything else because you know you've got to put up this is your— you know you've got to put up this is your last — you know you've got to put up this is your last chance to win a match. something — is your last chance to win a match. something just happens inside you that switches on. concentration, everything — that switches on. concentration, everything came together. he's a world—class player. everything came together. he's a world-class player.— everything came together. he's a world-class player. mark allen came in here afterwards _ world-class player. mark allen came in here afterwards and _ world-class player. mark allen came in here afterwards and said - world-class player. mark allen came in here afterwards and said of- world-class player. mark allen came in here afterwards and said ofjohn l in here afterwards and said ofjohn higginsjust believed in himself the way he wants it'd still be winning tournaments. this wasjohn's 30th and 60th match. for all 3—1 it looked like he was going to take it. he was pretty comfortable until he

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