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no plans to resign as cvp commissioner and he moved my family there because i care about this agency, its mission and goals of the administration. will: fox news contributor and retired acting ice corrector joining us now. tom, we've been talking about this all morning long. kim pointed it out and why do they want him to go in make sense of this. >> you can't make sense of it because if secretary mayorkas has been telling the truth, the border security as operation to control the border. why is he part of magnus in he should be given an award. i noticed this morning in fox news.com there's a story and there's a clip of me and cliff jenkins talk a year and a half ago we were talking after he got nominated. he was a bad choice and a number
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THE ST Magnus Bay Hotel in Hillswick is going on the market. The historic hotel has been owned by Paul Bird and Andrea Manson for the last 15 years. The couple recently spoke out about how staff shortages are increasing an already busy workload for its small team. The pair said...
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because they have pushed themselves into the headlines with the statements that they've made in the work they're doing. they're trying to keep the names out there. i think they're trying to do a lot of good with the projects they are doing but everything they do is headline news. the young and interesting, the suffixes so to bring this useful celebrity factor to the royal family. 0h, magnus. they all looked beautiful today. there was a lot of repeated fashion items, things with him before and it wasn't interesting.— him before and it wasn't interestinu. ., , , him before and it wasn't interestinu. . , , ., interesting. that is why the need of royal watcher? _ interesting. that is why the need of royal watcher? today, it _ interesting. that is why the need of royal watcher? today, it was all- royal watcher? today, it was all brand-new for _ royal watcher? today, it was all brand-new for double _ royal watcher? today, it was all| brand-new for double designers. royal watcher? today, it was all- brand-new for double designers. the brand—new for double designers. the best of british. some french names out there. all bespoke. truly beautiful and spectacular. the royals know how to put on a good outfit. ., ., ., ., ., , ., outfit. now we are having a fashion outfit. now we are having a fashion outfit. my favourite _ outfit. now we are having a fashion outfit. my favourite was _ outfit. now we are having a fashion outfit. my favourite was camilla's l outfit. my favourite was camilla's outfit. my favourite was camilla's
happening to the north and belarus, where they are thought to be moving troops towards its 700 mile long border with ukraine. which is therefore drawing ukrainian forces back to the north of the country, so that effects ukraine but also is belarus's way of responding to the sizeable nato exercises happening in belarus and latvia. this is a country which is russia magnus ally and allow russia to fire rockets into ukraine and move troops from belarus into belarus itself. so once again there are no forces surrounding ukraine. the war are still very much inside the country but we are once again almost back to the times ofjanuary but we are once again almost back to the times of january this year, seeing much larger scale movement of forces adding to the overall tension of the situation.— of the situation. thank you very much.
WORTHINGTON -- Minnesota State Sen.-elect Doug Magnus has been chosen as Assistant Majority Leader by the Senate Republican Caucus, according to a release from his current House of Reprentatives office.
New Customs and Border Patrol chief sends staff welcome email, ignores illegal immigration Chris Magnus acknowledged only that CBP's work includes &quo
how would you characterize the boogaloo movement? >> broad, antigovernment in all forms and fashions more than anything else. >> the boogaloo boys are pro gun but unlike many right leaning militias they don't sympathize with trump or the republican party. they're libertarian and anti-police with no leaders or central organization. i want to understand what drew magnus to the movement and why he feels we've reached a point of no return. so tell me a little bit about your upbringing. >> my family are all kind of like hippies sort of. so i grew up in the middle of nowhere, northern michigan, population 300 town. very isolated. >> what were some of the things that really made an impact on you after you left your bubble? >> definitely living in detroit and just kind of seeing, like, the idea of what america is supposed to be kind of doesn't exist there. there are abandoned buildings, the infrastructure destroyed but we have a state income tax and pay a lot of money.