Move. that is so true. i love you on musk and haven t said that about a man in a long time. [laughter] i love him. joey, i first thought this was not going to happen because his mom tweeted, she tweeted something elon said, tweeted back saying i totally could be you but my mom says i can t do it so it s off. what you think is going on here? both of them do train in mixed martial arts or martial arts so there is probably a little bit of guys being guys but what i think is going to happen is this is a big pitch toward ai and some sort of virtual broadsheets, 45 where they fight, something like that will be virtual, technology-based and in that world you can find anywhere to include the coliseum but as a college football fan when i heard coliseum, i thought they
All those jews hitler killed. continuing, she said that s the truth. it should happen, 6 million jews should die right now because they caused all the problems in the world. has she been hanging out with kanye in and the bizarre thing, she finished by noting she s jewish. she said on friday anti-semitic is the reason abc booted her last year. i ve always liked roseanne, but this is beyond the pale. what s the deal with the cage match between mark zuckerberg and elon musk? now tmz says the italian government has offered the concession excuse me, the coliseum, for the alleged match. musk says there s some chance that happens but need to work on my endurance going up against facebook s zuck who won a gold medal in jiu-jitsu. why do i have the sneaking suspicion we re all being
I would have gone with oakland coliseum, nassau w, like i said before, hampton coliseum. richmond coliseum. why not go america coliseu? ? you don t have to go to what is it, rome or. yeah, yeah, you don t to go to rome and it sart, fallen apart. you ve seen the colosseum. it s a mess. that s why everybody goes gladiator. but. but the second point is, to your point, they have to fight to the death it s in.vt what s the whole point? they ve got to fight to the death, kelly and that would include lions. . hat s the only colosseum they got to have wild animals in there. then i would definitely oh, they re they re fun to be there. and i ve seen if you re from philly, you ve seen a few fights, a stadium for. what do you think about this? and i ve seen the coliseum i think the joke s on all of us. this is going to be like the meeting. you re really looking forwarinds and then somebody says, oh, that s on zoom. we re doing that version. doinat that. ds o the heads of twitterme and meta facebootak are going to show up somewhere. this is going to be an online battle. i m convincee d joey. h you re the only person probably been in a real fight here at this table. was this someplace a this ta yok
that is so true. i love you on musk and haven t said that about a man in a long time. [laughter] i love him. joey, i first thought this was not going to happen because his mom tweeted, she tweeted something elon said, tweeted back saying i totally could be you but my mom says i can t do it so it s off. what you think is going on here? both of them do train in mixed martial arts or martial arts so there is probably a little bit of guys being guys but what i think is going to happen is this is a big pitch toward ai and some sort of virtual broadsheets, 45 where they fight, something like that will be virtual, technology-based and in that world you can find anywhere to include the coliseum but as a college football fan when i heard coliseum, i thought they
Name. italian police have said the man who carved names into the wall of rome s ancient colosseum last week is a tourist from the uk. the incident was filmed by another visitor, who challenged the man, before handing the recording to security officials. the man could face a large fine or a jail term up to five years, if convicted. the nearly 2,000 year old colosseum is one of the best known symbols of imperial rome, and is a protected unesco world heritage site. an italian journalist says the footage has been met with widespread shock there in italy. shock there in italy. there s been com - lete shock there in italy. there s been complete at shock there in italy. there s been complete at rate. shock there in italy. there s been complete at rate. italians - shock there in italy. there s been complete at rate. italians are - complete at rate. italians are completely shocked that anybody could deface one of the most famous monuments in this country. this is not the first time think something like this happens in italy, at the coliseum, in fact, and other monuments, and there are very
Decisions which favoured labour. that may become important again next week because the cabinet office minister has tabled a ministerial statement for monday in which they will say she broke the civil service code. when she spoke to labour. thanks for the latest on both and stories. italian police have said the man who carved his name into the woes of the coliseum last week as a tourist from the uk. let s show you the pictures, the uk. let s show you the pictures, the incident was filmed by another visitor who reprimanded the man verbally before handing the according to security officials. the nearly 2000 year old coliseum is one of the best known symbols of imperial rome and is protected as a unesco world heritage site. the colosseum. let s speak to an italian journalist, thank you for being here on the programme. give me an idea of the sort of reaction there has been there since this video has been
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Then, tap to buy. that s it. no sales speak, no wasted time. go to vroom.com and pick your favorite. so we are seeing more activistic things in name of surviving planet. one tourist at the coliseum can face $20,000 for carving his girlfriend s name into the building. they re not getting married soon. i think they should get married immediately. this is incredibly romantic. i want somebody to love me enough to destroy a historic building to help bring it down in the name of love. you know, obviously we don t want this to happen. it happens a lot. i find a $20,000 to be absurd. do these people look like