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Fox News Live

recreation center in the city for ialso the city indicated ths week it is at a breaking point. >> as we have said there's actually nothing off the table. we have explored and will continue to explore absolutely everything that is within our power and within our grasp. quick city reach out to find out more about the city's consideration of the soccer fields for migrant housing for r spokesperson would not comment directly but provided the same statement used over the past week saying in part the city desperately needs help. arthel: all right cb cotton live at our newsroom right here new york city, thank you. shannon: migrant crossings on the rise again putting enormous strain on customs and border protection homeland security is not renewing calls for volunteers to help out, at the southern border bring in arizona congresswoman debbie lesko member of the border security caucus. congress one thank you for joining us today we just got done showing our viewers the

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The Context

the sun newspaper. he edited the paper from 1998—2003 and he says that the sun inflicted terror on huw despite no evidence of offence. this is no longer a bbc crisis, it's a crisis for the paper. huw�s privacy must now be respected. social media also needs a speedy reform. you'll remember that the sun said it has no plans to publish further allegations. earlier, ialso plans to publish further allegations. earlier, i also spoke to former times editor david edelstein, and he feels the bbc did not do enough to make sure that the story does not get blown out of proportion. story does not get blown out of proportion-— story does not get blown out of n-roortion. ~ ., � �* proportion. well, i think the bbc has been at _ proportion. well, i think the bbc has been at fault, _ proportion. well, i think the bbc has been at fault, but _ proportion. well, i think the bbc has been at fault, but not - proportion. well, i think the bbc has been at fault, but not for - proportion. well, i think the bbc| has been at fault, but not for the reasons that have been advanced by other commentators. i think the bbc have allowed this to become a bbc story when it isn't a bbc story. tv

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BBC News

earlier. two critical voting rights cases in alabama and louisiana. we mentioned that before we started the interview. what precedent do you think that these cases that? do you think we could see similar rulings other states? you know, ialso similar rulings other states? you know, i also am cautious in terms _ you know, i also am cautious in terms of— you know, i also am cautious in terms of these _ you know, i also am cautious in terms of these other— you know, i also am cautious in terms of these other rulings - terms of these other rulings because, _ terms of these other rulings because, again, _ terms of these other rulings because, again, these - terms of these other rulings because, again, these were| terms of these other rulings - because, again, these were also rulings— because, again, these were also rulings that _ because, again, these were also rulings that avoided _ rulings that avoided catastrophe. - rulings that avoided catastrophe. goingl rulings that avoided - catastrophe. going back to rulings that avoided _ catastrophe. going back to the ruling — catastrophe. going back to the ruling today, _ catastrophe. going back to the ruling today, upholding - catastrophe. going back to the ruling today, upholding the - ruling today, upholding the principle _ ruling today, upholding the principle of _ ruling today, upholding the principle ofjudicial- ruling today, upholding the principle ofjudicial review, | principle ofjudicial review, which, _ principle ofjudicial review, which, according _ principle ofjudicial review, which, according to - principle ofjudicial review, which, according to the - which, according to the opinion, _ which, according to the opinion, predates - which, according to the opinion, predates evenj which, according to the - opinion, predates even the constitution, _ opinion, predates even the constitution, starting - opinion, predates even the constitution, starting from | constitution, starting from your— constitution, starting from your side _ constitution, starting from your side of— constitution, starting from your side of the _ constitution, starting from your side of the pond. - constitution, starting from your side of the pond. so i constitution, starting from - your side of the pond. so these are old — your side of the pond. so these are old principles _ your side of the pond. so these are old principles that - your side of the pond. so these are old principles that are - are old principles that are being _ are old principles that are being upheld, _ are old principles that are being upheld, not - are old principles that are being upheld, not a - are old principles that are being upheld, not a leapi being upheld, not a leap forward _ being upheld, not a leap forward per— being upheld, not a leap forward per se, - being upheld, not a leap forward perse, in- being upheld, not a leap . forward per se, in anything except— forward per se, in anything except for— forward per se, in anything except for our— forward per se, in anything except for our low- except for our low expectations, - except for our low expectations, i. except for our low- expectations, i suppose, except for our low— expectations, i suppose, from a voting _ expectations, i suppose, from a voting rights— expectations, i suppose, from a voting rights perspective. - expectations, i suppose, from a voting rights perspective. but. voting rights perspective. but ithink— voting rights perspective. but i think perhaps _ voting rights perspective. but i think perhaps this _ voting rights perspective. but i think perhaps this was - voting rights perspective. but i think perhaps this was a - voting rights perspective. but. i think perhaps this was a term on the — i think perhaps this was a term on the voting _ i think perhaps this was a term on the voting rights _ i think perhaps this was a term on the voting rights act - i think perhaps this was a term on the voting rights act side l on the voting rights act side that was— on the voting rights act side that was a _ on the voting rights act side that was a pleasant - on the voting rights act side that was a pleasant surprisei that was a pleasant surprise for many— that was a pleasant surprise for many will _ that was a pleasant surprise for many will give _ that was a pleasant surprise for many will give people i

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The Context

and it puts too much of a benefit into small states and red states and the swing states in the middle of the swing states in the middle of the country, wisconsin, pennsylvania, arizona and georgia as well, these are states where that will determine who wins the presidency, and in that, ialso will determine who wins the presidency, and in that, i also feel like there is a lot more at stake here for the people on the ground, and we are seeing just in recent election, a candidate winning for the supreme court. it is not... its about american freedom, and you will see the president's message to that, trying to mobilise voters and get the people out. as larry pointed out there will be out on the abortion issue. that goes beyond any individual candidate.- issue. that goes beyond any individual candidate. larry, you talked about, _ individual candidate. larry, you talked about, even _ individual candidate. larry, you talked about, even if— individual candidate. larry, you talked about, even if former i talked about, even if former president trump is the republican nominee, there are, of course, others who could become the republican presidential candidate.

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Katy Tur Reports

will be here for support as the chief mentioned our lmpd officers went into that building knowing that they were risking their lives to save other lives, and that's exactly what they did. they exchanged gunfire with the sh shooter. to officer wilt and his family, we will continue to pray and support you. for the other two lmpd officers who were injured, thank you, and all of your colleagues for your service today and every day. ialso want to thank all of our other first responders, fire, ems, jefferson county sheriff, state and federal agencies that are helping us at this time, and to dr. smith, to you, and all of the other doctors and nurses and team at u of l health for your work today and every day, you

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US Elections 2022

grace _ so, everyone, thank you. ialso so, everyone, thank you. i also want to thank— so, everyone, thank you. i also want to thank my— so, everyone, thank you. i also want to thank my team. this team. so many names _ to thank my team. this team. so many names. brendan. my campaign manager. rehecca _ names. brendan. my campaign manager. rebecca. joe _ names. brendan. my campaign manager. rebecca. joe. jason, everybody. all my team _ rebecca. joe. jason, everybody. all my team so — rebecca. joe. jason, everybody. all my team. so many are of it. and, also, _ my team. so many are of it. and, also, thank— my team. so many are of it. and, also, thank all the supporters, also _ also, thank all the supporters, also i— also, thank all the supporters, also i am _ also, thank all the supporters, also. i am just so proud of the race we ran _ also. i am just so proud of the race we ran this— also. i am just so proud of the race we ran. this campaign has always been _ we ran. this campaign has always been about— we ran. this campaign has always been about fighting for everyone who -ot been about fighting for everyone who got knocked down and whoever got back up _

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BBC News-20220117-20:05:00

the founder of enders analysis which provides research into broadcasting and media. effectively this is a freeze but a real terms cut in bbc income. what are the and longer term implications of this? it is income. what are the and longer term implications of this?— implications of this? it is actually a mixed picture, _ implications of this? it is actually a mixed picture, a _ implications of this? it is actually a mixed picture, a mildly - a mixed picture, a mildly disappointing settlement. yes, the bbc will continue to experience real cuts in its expenditure, probably primarily rethink on drama. it has also gained a more than doubling in its ability to raise capital, so its indebtedness will rise to 750 million which will help it to make programmes. ialso

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The Sunday Show With Jonathan Capehart-20220116-15:50:00

that happened sort of halfway through your term? >> well, that was a very, very difficult time for virginia, and there was a lot of hurt because of that. and for that i regret putting virginia through that. ialso, jonathan, saw it as an opportunity for me to listen to people. i committed myself and our cabinet secretaries to really deal with the inequities and to listen and to learn and as i've said, the more i know, the more i can do. and we've really been able to turn a lot of what we learned into action. now, again, a lot of different areas. at the end of the day, it was a hurtful time. i am glad virginians stuck with me. i can tell you i am a better person. i certainly understand racial issues much better than i did prior to that episode and i really think virginia, more importantly, is a better

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Ayman-20220123-05:14:00

>> alonso -- sorry, go ahead, lizz, just go ahead. >> oh, okay, i was just going to say, ialso, i feel, too, as citizens, and activists, i feel like everybody with an issue should be tying that issue to work with folks who are working on voter suppression, and getting these bills passed because it ties all together. and politicians don't do anything. unless we put pressure on them. and we need to put pressure on them as unity so it can't just be black folks voting for the right to vote. it has to be all of us saying this is a universal, fundamental truth, that we all hold together. it's on us as well to put the pressure on biden to say this ie the country we want to see. >> so, alonso, i want to go back to this wednesday press conference here for a moment. you had the press conference in which he said that he outperformed expectations, president biden was saying that, and asked us towhs, think of an other president who's done as much in one year.

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Newscast-20220225-01:58:00

message — very clear and also passed on a message from _ very clear and also passed on a message from the _ very clear and also passed on a message from the president ofj message from the president of the ukraine _ message from the president of the ukraine to _ message from the president of the ukraine to the _ message from the president of the ukraine to the russian - the ukraine to the russian president _ the ukraine to the russian president. but _ the ukraine to the russian president. but it— the ukraine to the russian president. but it did - the ukraine to the russian president. but it did not. the ukraine to the russian . president. but it did not lead to any— president. but it did not lead to any impact. _ president. but it did not lead to any impact, as _ president. but it did not lead to any impact, as you - president. but it did not lead to any impact, as you can - president. but it did not lead i to any impact, as you can see, because — to any impact, as you can see, because the — to any impact, as you can see, because the president - to any impact, as you can see, because the president of- to any impact, as you can see, i because the president of russia has chosen— because the president of russia has chosen war. _ because the president of russia has chosen war. it _ because the president of russia has chosen war. it is _ because the president of russia has chosen war. it is my- has chosen war. it is my responsibility, _ has chosen war. it is my responsibility, i- has chosen war. it is myj responsibility, i believe, has chosen war. it is my. responsibility, i believe, to take — responsibility, i believe, to take such _ responsibility, i believe, to take such initiatives. - responsibility, i believe, to take such initiatives. when| responsibility, i believe, tol take such initiatives. when i requested _ take such initiatives. when i requested to _ take such initiatives. when i requested to do _ take such initiatives. when i requested to do so - take such initiatives. when i requested to do so by, - take such initiatives. when i requested to do so by, in i take such initiatives. when i. requested to do so by, in this case. — requested to do so by, in this case. the _ requested to do so by, in this case, the ukraine. _ requested to do so by, in this case, the ukraine. i- requested to do so by, in this case, the ukraine. ialso- requested to do so by, in this case, the ukraine. ialso feel| case, the ukraine. ialso feel that— case, the ukraine. ialso feel that while _ case, the ukraine. ialso feel that while condemning - case, the ukraine. ialso feel that while condemning thesej that while condemning these actions — that while condemning these actions but _ that while condemning these actions but while _ that while condemning these actions but while being - actions but while being determined _ actions but while being determined to - actions but while being. determined to continue, actions but while being - determined to continue, to have sanctions. — determined to continue, to have sanctions. it— determined to continue, to have sanctions. it is— determined to continue, to have sanctions, it is also _ determined to continue, to have sanctions, it is also my- determined to continue, to have sanctions, it is also my duty- determined to continue, to have sanctions, it is also my duty i. sanctions, it is also my duty i think— sanctions, it is also my duty i think to — sanctions, it is also my duty i think to leave _ sanctions, it is also my duty i think to leave the _ sanctions, it is also my duty i think to leave the road - sanctions, it is also my duty i think to leave the road openl sanctions, it is also my duty i. think to leave the road open so that when— think to leave the road open so that when the _ think to leave the road open so that when the right _ think to leave the road open so that when the right conditionsl that when the right conditions are found. _ that when the right conditions are found, we _ that when the right conditions are found, we can— that when the right conditions are found, we can find - that when the right conditions are found, we can find a - are found, we can find a cessation _ are found, we can find a cessation of— are found, we can find a cessation of hostilities. i are found, we can find a . cessation of hostilities. or are found, we can find a - cessation of hostilities. or a path — cessation of hostilities. or a path to— cessation of hostilities. or a path to it. _ cessation of hostilities. or a path to it. for— cessation of hostilities. or a path to it, for the _ cessation of hostilities. or a path to it, for the people . cessation of hostilities. or a path to it, for the people of| path to it, for the people of the ukraine. _ path to it, for the people of the ukraine.— the ukraine. thank you, presidents. _ the ukraine. thank you, presidents. that - the ukraine. thank you, i presidents. that concludes the ukraine. thank you, - presidents. that concludes a press conference. we will see you soon. —— our press. well, as you have been watching there, that press conference

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