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for that. but at a certain point, inclusion becomes promotion and contrary to current progressive dogma, children aren't miniature adults wise beyond their years, they're morons there are gullible morons will believe anything and just want to please grownups. and have any frame of reference. >> so they normalise whatever's happening. >> that's why endlessly talking about gender two, six-year-olds isn't just inappropriate. it's what the law would call trap meant which means enticing people into doing something they wouldn't ordinarily do for example, after nine 11, there were several cases of overzealous federal agents leading sad losers and terrorist plots like the undercover fbi agent who got seven out of word dudes and liberty city florida to sign
and at some point, i fell asleep with my sister just trying to comfort me. >> the next day, nathan said he was struggling with the fact that his wife was gone, and now had to explain that to his kids. >> i had been with janel when i found out. i had still not been with seth and julie and at that point, i did not know what they knew, what they had found out, what they had seen on the news or whatever else. i did not want them to find out the way i had found out. >> how did you tell the children that their mother had been killed? >> it was friday morning and i believe the children suspected something. after they had eaten, and after i had spent time begging the lord for wisdom and strength to know what to say, we took them
except for women. this is the most as a nine -- as nine, i would say the most anti-woman, anti-reality pursuit we have seen from this administration thus far. it is something that not only abolishing women's sport as we know it, this would allow men in women's locker room, bathroom, changing spaces, potentially allow men to be housed in dorm rooms with women, and this would compel or our stephen. students and faculty would be forced, required to use preferred pronounce, and if we don't or if you, a 17-year-old girl who's randomly housed with a male in your dorm room, if you go to your administration and express your discomfort, under this new proposal, this new rewrite, you would be guilty and charged with sexual harassment. not the man praigd around your locker room. no, to piped opinion that's considered brave, that's considered inspiring and stunning and whatever other very white house word he wants -- virtuous word he wants to use with.
there all for that. but at a certain point, inclusion becomes promotion and contrary to current progressive dogma, children aren't miniature adults wise beyond their years, they're morons gullible morons will believe anything and just want to please grownups. and there have any frame of reference so they normalise whatever's happening. that's why endlessly talking about gender two six-year-olds isn't just inappropriate. it's what the law would call entrapment which means enticing people into doing something they wouldn't ordinarily do. for example, after nine, 11, there were several cases of overzealous federal agents leading sad losers into terrorist plots like the undercover fbi agent who got seven out of word dudes and
i will say that i appreciate that the speaker decided to stand up and do what is speaker is supposed to do and the fact that we were given any kind of leverage to putin -- in this work, i'm excited to know that the speaker has decided that he doesn't any longer want to be part of the putin caucus. >> we talked about this at the end of the show. this was a conversation about the fact that yes, you must give credit where credit is due. speaker johnson, for whatever his -- his reasons, it was a combination of the intelligence he received as well as his own son being enrolled into the naval academy this fall and there is a direct connection. >> a direct connection. speaker johnson himself talked about how we don't want to send our sons and daughters it.
..they can be in prison, you know, for that. and the question is just for the population, do they really like to live in these kind of conditions, in the rules where you don't have any... ..you don't have free word? so... but the thing is, since the invasion, this circle became to zero, so i don't speak... i don't speak with anyone there at the moment. that's a regret, surely, that, you know, this is what war causes, that you have presumably people that were your friends that you just can't speak to anymore? well, like i said, i can't blame them. but in the same time, like... ..i think the russian population could do much, much more and a lot of different good things, because they used to call us brothers, sisters, i don't know, whatever. but since this invasion, this time showed us, to all the ukrainians that we can't be friends
marraffa: it's not very common. i've probably only had 15 colchicine cases in my career. narrator: colchicine works in ways similar to chemotherapy. it stops the normal process of cell division, which is good if you have something like gout. if you don't, it can be a problem. it's potentially very toxic, so it's used in very low doses and usually monitored clinically if people are taking it. narrator: mary's blood sample was subjected to a process called liquid chromatography tandem-mass spectrometry. the first step is to separate whatever is not blood from the rest of the blood sample. once those compounds are separated, they can actually enter the mass spectrometer. narrator: all compounds have a specific chemical signature that, once isolated, produce distinctive waveforms in the mass spectrometer. this is done based on the chemical characteristics and the mass of the compound.
after america threw its weight back behind ukraine the message here is "you make it, we'll use it." near kupiansk in the north—east it is the russians who are edging closer. translation: it's better now if we let them attack - and we defend but when we get the shells, drones, and whatever else in this package, we can turn things around. it's hoped this us aid will save ukrainian lives and cities like kyiv but it has been a painful wait. translation: our guys need help because they have - nothing to protect us. we always need help because without it, our enemy can advance further and can be in the centre of our city. of course it is not too late. in any case, it is needed, and whether it would be later or earlier, in any case it will help. there has been a constant flow of diplomats through kyiv
we mourn for all the years they should have known all the memories they should have made, the lives they should have made, the lives they should have lived here in their country. they should have lived here in their count . , u , , they should have lived here in their count . , u ,, , they should have lived here in their count. n. ,, , ., ., country. the success they would have achieved in whatever _ country. the success they would have achieved in whatever career _ country. the success they would have achieved in whatever career they - achieved in whatever career they would have embraced. the happiness they would have created, the care they would have created, the care they would have shown. the beautiful children they would have raised with such love. the children they would have raised with such love. ~ , ., such love. the prime minister of australia there. _ more than 50,000 people have been taking part in this year's london marathon — setting a new record for the event. runners from kenya won the men and women's races, while two athletes from switzerland won the wheelchair races. let's go live to our sports reporter matt graveling who is at the finish line of the london marathon. ican i can see it behind you. tell us. what is the reaction been, surely you are speaking to some of the people who are crossing that finish line finally. happiest place on the world. truly,
no fire yet, but an awful lot of smoke. which is a different version of what he said. chris matthews, there's this, the biden crime family, to bring in the president of the united states for whatever hunter biden may have done. remember, star witnesses in this, we can remind our viewers, have all to a man been exposed as frauds, $5 million bribe we heard so much, the guy admitted he was lying about that. one of their other star witnesses previously is now a fugitive on the run. you can go down the list. there's nothing here and james comer admits as much. >> you know, this is all tied in with culture and lying. you know, i went out to western pennsylvania this week. i went out to fulton county. the most republican county in the state. it's 85% republican in the last couple elections. and adams county, which is pretty much as close as that.