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apparently. back in the 1400s, they reckon. not necessarily the sheriff of nottingham from robin hood, but what is weird is they both found rings within five minutes of one another. one is this one and one is another. one is this one and one is another from another sheriff. very, ve , ve another from another sheriff. very, very. very lucky- — another from another sheriff. very, very. very lucky- their _ another from another sheriff. very, very, very lucky. they are _ another from another sheriff. very, very, very lucky. they are both - another from another sheriff. very, very, very lucky. they are both in l very, very lucky. they are both in the money _ very, very lucky. they are both in the money because _ very, very lucky. they are both in the money because they - very, very lucky. they are both in the money because they are - very, very lucky. they are both in the money because they are both very, very lucky. they are both in i the money because they are both up for auction for thousands of times. they have been there all that time? that is amazing. it they have been there all that time? that is amazing.— that is amazing. it is. what else mi . ht that is amazing. it is. what else might surprise _ that is amazing. it is. what else might surprise you, _ that is amazing. it is. what else might surprise you, our - that is amazing. it is. what else | might surprise you, our favourite drink is tea or coffee, what do you think? the nation's favourite? i think? the nation's favourite? i would have thought tea, traditionally.— would have thought tea, traditionall. ., ., , ., traditionally. not any more. coffee has overtaken _ traditionally. not any more. coffee has overtaken tea _ traditionally. not any more. coffee has overtaken tea as _ traditionally. not any more. coffee has overtaken tea as the _ traditionally. not any more. coffee has overtaken tea as the nation's l has overtaken tea as the nation's favourite drink. people are spending more money on coffee in the supermarkets and saying that now some people are suggesting that a nice old—fashioned cup of tea is outdated. 63% of us regularly drink coffee, 59% regularly drink tea. that is a major social shift. i am that is a ma'or social shift. i am not sure that is a ma'or social shift. i am not .— that is a major social shift. i am not sure i agree _ that is a major social shift. i am not sure i agree with _ that is a major social shift. i am not sure i agree with that. - that is a major social shift. i am not sure i agree with that. mayl
arguments on may 17th. >> yes and that will be the next time that we will hear argument hashing this out of the fift circuit. i think that best way to think about this is the road to th supreme court. because, ultimately, this that is where this is going to en up it may take a couple troop there. maybe once on the procedural issues that we have been talking about. whether the state stays in place or traditionally at th end for the supreme court to rule on this more traditionall on the merits of this case that is likely going to happen next term because the suprem court has barely gotten throug its docket for this term i doubt that it would try to rush us and decide this before june but what we will see is likely if we are guessing, that the state that we have in plac keeping the status quo wil remain in place while all of these issues and not just this case out o texas that the other cases tha you mentioned out of washingto state that are directly in
little bit about what he heard and allen weisselberg, the former chief financial officer who is currently sitting i rikers, he had talked abou should we run them money through the l.a. golf course she tried to sell a membership in mar-a-lago, to cover it, so these are the sort of things i'm imagining when we see it we're gonna see how do the count for it, that's where he' gonna get into trouble, i thin what we should be looking fo we don't know yet, usually whe you falsified business record, you do so because you want t get a tax deduction out of it, and then some of this will now spill over into tax fraud. >> your major of estimation to lead to stuff on that, the taxpayers of new york state, down out of things because the way donald trump, as you pointed out in your story, companies had traditionall done the stuff he was accuse of doing with respect to his property values versus insurance versus mortgages, bu does someone suffer for, it is not a victimless crime, so there's a question here abou whether taxpayers have som
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have to do _ really has changed. but you have to do to _ really has changed. but you have to do to adapt - really has changed. but you have to do to adapt to - really has changed. but you| have to do to adapt to these changes?— have to do to adapt to these changes? this is bigger than what we have _ changes? this is bigger than what we have had _ changes? this is bigger than what we have had in - changes? this is bigger than what we have had in the - changes? this is bigger than | what we have had in the past. a new fancy header on it which is on a rubber belt, which gathers in the crop brings that insolently weather conditions and allows us to do a bit more each day. and allows us to do a bit more each day-— each day. about 40 acres of wheat here, _ each day. about 40 acres of wheat here, and _ each day. about 40 acres of wheat here, and when - each day. about 40 acres of wheat here, and when you | each day. about 40 acres of. wheat here, and when you do differently in terms of when you plant this crop compared to what you have done traditionally. what you have done traditionall. ., ., ., , traditionally. traditionally this would've _ traditionally. traditionally this would've been - traditionally. traditionally this would've been a - traditionally. traditionally| this would've been a cloud —based system, and the winter, would've ploughed it for the spring cropping and very much released an awful lot of carbon and an awful lot of energy and to reduce that, we are drilling in the autumn, and without that plough, we are reducing the carbon that way.—
for years, rfk, jr., has made a crusade against it. just this year he gave a speech where he said this. >> 33 years i've been working to get mercury out of fish. nobody is ever called me anti-fish. because i want mercury out of vaccines i should not be calledi anti-vaccine. >> for a start, why would anyone be called anti-fish and be ashamed? fish are stupid, look at them. look at this idiot. >> tucker: robert f kennedy, jr., joins us tonight. the response to that piece that john oliver did really struck me.i i think if you, as someone who is a democrat and a liberal, they piled on you. why? why is raising questions about the safety of vaccines a no-go zone on the left? >> it's interesting because it's not consistent with traditionall