thankfully, they've got justin trudeau on the scene. he announced that he is going to deal with canada's biggest problem, and to rectify it, trico announced that canada will invest $100 million in a "historic action plan, letter to so foul lgbtq i plus community." >> since day one, our government has been committed to protecting the rights of -- and additional sexuality and gender diversity. >> remember when liberals used to say "we don't care about your sex life! >> it was about -- on the basis of who they sleep with! we also know the justin trudeau -- the acronym lgbtq+ gave him trouble before. the giver else on planet ea earth -- >> lgbtq+ kids, their rights. >> [laughs] >> you can imagine him practicing in the mirror, but no one tells him what the letter stands for, because nobody knows, and the acronym, if you don't know it, you are a bigot, because you are getting $100 million for some reason, even though he can't identify them and nobody knows what a team spirit is, but shut up! how much of that country from the truckers -- does

so it was just one of the leaders to played support. canadian prime minister justin trudeau was also a man when the russian regime blames sanctions for the food crisis around the world . they're engaging in disinformation. we need to continue fighting russian dis information. that's why canada will create a dedicated team to help increase our capacity to monitor and detect russian and other state sponsored different dis information. the international community also has to engage actively in the long term reconstruction of ukraine. rearing in mind the size of the challenge, we need to accelerate the work that we started to lou randall in support of this process like capacity as president of the g 7. and together with the european commission, i will host an international high level expert conference for reconstruction in berlin and october. we will never recognize the illegal annexation of crimea, and so as to poll by the russian federation, we are deeply concerned about the human rights violations in the crimean peninsula . the disappearances, the torture killings. the persecution of

mark: prime minister justin trudeau says that canada is potentially willing to ease regulatory hurdles for building infrastructure to export liquefied natural gas to germany but only if it makes sense to do so. the german chancellor is on a three-day trip to canada. here is the prime minister during a news conference. >> canada will position itself to be the key supplier of energy to the in a net zero economy. that means investments in hydrogen. more investments in critical minerals so that we can be a reliable partner on that. mark: the chancellor and prime minister were expected to sign a deal to provide clean nitrogen to germany. president biden spoke with european leaders looking to revive a european deal with iran . the united states is considering a response to the position from tehran on the latest proposal. the u.s. reportedly wants to calm fears of israel through a possible deal and the u.s. set that they agree with israel, iran can never acquire a nuclear weapon. the united states and south korea have begun their biggest joint military exercise in five years after taking a br

is it justin trudeau, emanuel el macron or angela merkle? >> got to play to win. i'm going to go, tucker, the answer this is based upon who would have the most embarrassing tattoo that i can imagine, and i can only imagine that would be justin trudeau. >> tucker: fidel's castro's son for the win. >> he certainly isn't shying, going shirtless at a charity boxing match, while revealing a tattoo. he might be the first canadian prime minister with one. >> tucker: what's your reasoning on that? question four. which holier than thou celebrity has been named the world's biggest climate criminal after using her private jet 170 times this year alone? is it ellen degeneres, taylor swift, or is it the fake duchess from los angeles megan markel? >> that's a fair swipe, a fair buzz. that's got to be taylor swift. >> tucker: is it taylor swift? that's a great guess. you're up one. roll tape, please. >> she's not even on tour, and flown that much. >> tucker: a climate criminal. i love this. we're getting to the fifth and final question. this is a two-pointer. so if emily were to

and so it was just one of the latest to played support. canadian prime minister justin trudeau was also among them when russia regime blames sanctions for the food crisis. around the world, they're engaging in dis, information. we need to continue fighting russian dis information. that's why canada will create a dedicated team to help increase our capacity to monitor and detect russian and other state sponsored different dis information. the international community also has to engage actively in the long term reconstruction of ukraine. rearing in mind the size of the challenge, we need to accelerate the work that we started a new run in support of this process, like capacity as president of the g 7. and together with the european commission, i will host an international high level expert conference for reconstruction in berlin and october. we will never recognize the illegal annexation of crimea and save us to poll by the russian federation. we are deeply concerned about the human rights violations in the crimean peninsula. the disappearances, the torture. the killings, the persecution

trudeau have arrived in the canadian town of stevenville in newfoundland, where one of the most modern hydrogen plants is scheduled to be built. the 2 leaders have signed a hydrogen deal turban energy companies have already agreed to import canadian hydrogen minister for earlier. today. speaking of the business form, chancellor showed stress that canada is germany's partner of choice for energy minister rollin, as you may know, is trying to end its dependence on russian gas before supplies. possibly dwindle this winter, i asked our political corresponded huns brought to tell us more about this hydrogen deal. well, this concerns what's called green hydrogen. that's a production of hydrogen by using clean energy by using carbon neutral energy. this is thought of something that could happen in the northeast of kind of a canada, where there's a lot of wind power available. and this hick liquefied hydrogen could then be exported for instance to germany. this is a project that is also thought about as a medium term plan as something that reaches far into the future into an industry that coul

the canadian prime minister justin trudeau is also commented in a tweet on saturday, saying the cowardly attack on saw among rusty is a strike on the freedom of expression that our world relies on. so those are some of the comments that we've seen. and i should say, marianna, there's been shock because even though salman rushdie has essentially been living under a death sentence since 19989 rather, i had more and more been entering into the public sphere again. he has in recent years been holding speaking engagements. he's been seen at events in new york city, and indeed, he was on stage at the chautauqua institution to speak to the public on friday when this attack happened. while the suspect assume he was arrested at the scene and has in the mean time appeared in court, what more can you tell us about him and a possible motive? we don't know a whole lot yet. we know that state and federal authorities are working to establish a definitive motive, hardy, my tar is his name, 24 years old as we heard in the report. and he's been charged with attempted murder in court on saturday. he has en

all i've shown prime minister justin trudeau visited a canadian town where a green hydrogen plant is being developed using wind energy to produce the low carbon fuel. the german later is on a, to a seeking new energy sources to produce the countries reliance on russian gas and oil, or the federal level. our political correspondent mean has a, is in canada. she says the hydrogen deal won't provide a quick solution for germany's problem of replacing russian energy with other sources. this trip was never about delivering any short term solutions to germany's current problem of reduce gas supplies from russia. this trip was about intensifying the already existing strong economic and political partnership between canada and germany. both countries see each other as reliable partners that they think they can count upon over the next couple of decades. it is not looking very likely that canada will export liquefied natural gas to germany anytime soon. canadians are hesitant that germans even will want to import gas for very much longer. but when it comes to the hydrogen agreement, there is

we are so it was just one of the latest to played support. canadian prime minister justin trudeau was also among them. when the russian regime blames sanctions for the food crisis around the world. they're engaging in dis, information. we need to continue fighting russian dis, information. that's why canada will create a dedicated team to help increase our capacity to monitor and detect russian and other state sponsored different dis information. the international community also has to engage actively in the long term reconstruction of ukraine. rearing in mind the size of the challenge, we need to accelerate the work that we started to lou randall in support of this process like capacity as president of the g 7. and together with the european commission, i will host an international high level expert conference for reconstruction and dawn and october. we will never recognize the illegal annexation of crimea and save us to poll by the russian federation. we are deeply concerned about the human rights violations in the crimean peninsula. the disappearances, the torture. the killings, th

the canadian prime minister justin trudeau is also commented in a tweet on saturday, saying the cowardly attack on some on rusty is a strike on the freedom of expression that our world relies on. so those are some of the comments that we've seen. and i should say, marianna, there's been shock because even though salman rushdie has essentially been living under a death sentence since 19989 rather, i had more and more been entering into the public sphere again. he has in recent years been holding speaking engagements. he's been seen at events in new york city, and indeed, he was on stage at the chautauqua institution to speak to the public on friday when this attack happened. while the suspect is assume he was arrested at the scene and has in the mean time appeared in court. what more can you tell us about him and a possible motive? we don't know a whole lot yet. we know that state and federal authorities are working to establish a definitive motive. heidi, my tar is his name, 24 years old. as we heard in the report, and he's been charged with attempted murder in court on saturday. he has

the canadian prime minister justin trudeau is also commented in a tweet on saturday, saying the cowardly attack on some on rusty is a strike on the freedom of expression that our world relies on. so those are some of the comments that we've seen. and i should say, marianna, there's been shock because even though salman rushdie has essentially been living under a death sentence since 199089 rather, i hid more and more been entering into the public sphere again. he has in recent years been holding speaking engagements. he's been seen at events in new york city, and indeed he was on stage at the chautauqua institution to speak to the public on friday when this attack happened. while the suspect is sumi was arrested at the scene and has in the mean time appeared in court, what more can you tell us about him and a possible motive? we don't know a whole lot yet. we know that state and federal authorities are working to establish a definitive motive. how do you, my tar is his name? 24 years old as we heard in the report. and he's been charged with attempted murder in court on saturday. he has e

in videos to the platform conference, the prime minister justin trudeau. >> vladimir putin would launch a full-scale unprovoked invasion of the rest of ukraine. today on the eve of ukraine's independence day, i'm here to reaffirm our steadfast support for the full restoration of your independence, territory and sovereignty. mark: the crimean peninsula was seized in illegally annexed by russia in 2014 after a referendum widely deemed illegitimate. the billionaire founder of tiger management has died. julian robertson was a mentor to a wave of investors known as tiger cubs. by the late 1990's his fund had $22 billion in assets, and annual returns averaging 32%. a wrong way bet on the yen cost investors to flee. he closed the fund in 2000. he was 90 years old. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ kriti: this is "bloomberg markets." let's talk about the price action we have seen. a real tumble. all roads lead to the dollar. that brings me to my

justin trudeau has raised the hopes of an entire people. but indigenous women are still dying. ah, after all the promises grieving, families expect action because most cases are never settled. i wanna make a theresa 100 of these little things, maybe more red dresses, to denounce the murders and disappearances from school. i know has been affected by this sad reality. her niece died 4 years earlier, found murdered in the basement of her house. the fil, wherever showing the case has never been solved. when a big police are important, another call for public assistance in the death of a woman more than 7 months ago. and you went to a didn't mation, this call is asked to call investigators that said, this year will be 4 years that she's been, but they said they're, they notified a family all the time and they deal notified. family in the and her family refused to admit defeat. they will not let it go all over. anna betty is fighting for the truth as well. for her, the scandal of fem aside is a personal issue. her sister died 4 years ago under suspicious circumstances with she was f

. >> canada's prime minister justin trudeau has nominated the first indigenous people to sit on the supreme court. mr. ruto said he was confident -- mr. trudeau said he was confident of the judge of the ontario supreme court since 2016. the justice minister called the move a historic moment for the country. scientists have identified how to cost-effectively destroy forever chemicals linked to various health risks. the substances known as p fast -- pfas are found in nonstick packaging, pains, makeup and other substances paid they are difficult to destroy. scientists say exposures to pfas in high concentrations can cause cancer and health effects. this woman was part of the research team at northwestern university in illinois and has been explaining how pervasive pfas r. >> a study of americans showed 90% of people tested had pfas in their blood. these get into our bloodstream from exposure to products like makeup or drinking water from firefighting foams that have leached into soil. and it is important that cle these up because they don't great in nature or our bodies and they cause health p

those communities are hurting not justin trudeau can identify who they are exactly. here's part of his announcemente . since day one , our government has been committed to protecting the rights of twoed t separate, , bisexuao prl, transgender,, intersex and an additional sexuality and genderl diverse people remember when liberals used to say we don'tr h care about your lives. who youto sleep l with . kind of never imagine when they were saying that that they'd be awarding tax to people on the basis of who they! sleep with . really.s we should also note that justi n trudeau spelled out all of those words. the acronym lgbtq+ has given gav him some trouble before because like everyone else on planet earth, he has no freakinforeth a what it means. earth here he was in september. i will never apologize for standing up for a lgd l lbg, l.g., bte q two plus kids rights. >> you can imagine a pregnancyim in the mirror, but n o one told him what the letters stand fortl because again, nobody knows and the acronym has since grown. it's now to slg p t q i plusdonn and if you don'

then you're basically inviting war. likewise, canadian prime minister justin trudeau was given flock last year for stopping and nato linked forums. provocation of china over taiwan trudeau intervene to stop the halifax security form, which is held regularity in canada. from giving tie winds president. it's john mccain, at ward, named after the late yukon war hawk. american senator, who has had an uncanny knack of turning up in places like ukraine in syria, not long before through trouble started. there are other cases of you officials getting in trouble for standing against washington foreign policy provocations. like when you ambassador to cuba and bit alberto navarro openly stood against you. i sanctions in cuba or against cuba and was subsequently recalls to brussels to explain himself even though the e u. s. cube is main export and trading partner. brussels missed a golden opportunity here to lead on the world stage over at this time on drama. and to position itself as a truly honest broker, which would have meant not simply calling for peace, but also taking a firm public unambi

and also an important message from justin trudeau, the canadian prime minister, saying that we will not become accustomed to the horrors of war and that we will support the ukrainians for as long as it takes the chancellor also mentioning that this war has consequences for russia going through some of the sanctions that germany has imposed on roster and saying the roster is cut off, but roster is not cut off totally. germany is still dependent on russia, the gas and oil and continues to pay into roches war chest. we see an unprecedented amount of support coming from germany to, to help the ukrainians who are in a war zone. but how much is that? how progressive is offshore it's. that's how he was described by the canadian prime minister as being extremely important and progressive. progressive voice in the world. but how progressive is he? well, at the moment i think both of just introduce and all of shots are not able to put into action. the kinds of progressive policies are aiming for a carbon neutral economy that they have been planning together for several years. at the moment they a

trudeau. they still need a short-term solution for the gas crisis. equities are on the back foot this morning. we are getting confirmation of divestment in china, a weakening scenario there. global equity markets are on the cusp of recession. u.s. equities are lower. house sales are under pressure in the u.s.. mortgage rates are at 5.6%. pmi's are the 2020 lows. u.s. equity futures, the nasdaq down 0.8% -- zero point -- the nasdaq down an eighth of a percent. german electricity is priced at the equivalent of $1000 per barrel. do the economics on that. have a look at oil. there was a draw down in inventory that bolster the markets. the oil market this morning giving back 0.4%. yields turned just over this morning. neel kashkari talking about a situation which is completely unbalanced. euro-dollar still subpar and jp morgan bankers saying we could hit 114 if the gas crisis continues in the united kingdom. not just gas, but electricity crisis. $114. neel kashkari says action from central banks ar

trudeau to make it look like he's doing something about the energy crisis that risks tanking. the german economy and by extension, the european union's and schultz came up empty handed to know basically said that canada has no interest in building pipeline infrastructure that crosses the entirety of the country from the western oil fields all the way to the east coast. just to provide germany and the you with fossil fuels, the you already blew its chest to get its hands on canadian energy via the keystone x l pipeline. that was going to transport canadian oil to u. s. refineries on the gulf of mexico. then shipped to the u, but environmental activist pressure, you know, the same kinds of germany has allowed to dictate its reliance on renewable energy, ultimately killed off that project. so germany is really just reaping what it has long sown in denouncing fossil fuels and vowing to move away from them. so what does schultz get to bring back in a suitcase from canada, pledges of hydrogen energy development projects with canada, which will take years to get up and running. so sc

trudeau, the prime minister of canada, one of the 8 arctic nations. a mark jacobson is a researcher at the danish institute for international studies. he explains why the arctic is of strategic importance for the u. s. russia, on the one hand increasing, then tara kept abilities and macros, koya and news her based on the short of plans. now they can actually reached the base. so that means that it becomes more important for the us to protect the national security against russia. because if you look at the globe on the top of the globe, if you sitting washington, the, the, the, the, the shortest route between washington and moscow goes by, the north pole. that's why it's become more strategic important to, to the us. and that is why we also see the important appointment of us and that last fall for the 2 firms. the us is the last of the 8 article states which, which did not until today have an, an actual optic ambassador. so, so what it does is that the level all the a space where when they need either by laterally or in the arctic cancer, which unfort

justin trudeau is implementing similar problems we saw in the netherlands. massive high-yield agriculture has fed the world for decades. but they are turning the clock back and claiming a climate crisis where none exists. they are now going after our food supply. this will be devastating consequences. the told chinese proverb saying when food is on the table there are many problems. when there is no food, there is only one problem. dan: the theory i have have this reset authoritarian crowd. when you cause chaos people will clamor for order. they are trying to push everybody into the city. one of the best ways to reset is to attack the food supply. no food on the table, you have got one big problem. >> that's been their goal. first of all you have the world economic forum which bill gates is a prominent member. he's the single largest american farm owner. no one likes a monopoly. china is also gobbling up american farmland. so it's a cam advertise. china versus bill gates. who do you want to win that battle. we know bill gaipts' stated goal is to get us to st

trudeau to make it look like he's doing something about the energy crisis that risks tanking. the german economy and by extension, the european union's and schultz came up empty handed. today basically said that canada has no interest in building pipeline infrastructure that crosses the entirety of the country from the western oil fields all the way to the east coast. just to provide germany and the e you with fossil fuels, the you already blew its chest to get its hands on canadian energy via the keystone ex l pipeline. that was going to transport canadian oil to u. s. refineries on the gulf of mexico. then shipped to the u, but environmental activist pressure, you know, the same kind that germany has allowed to dictate its reliance on renewable energy, ultimately killed off that project. so germany is really just reaping what it has long, sewn in denouncing fossil fuels and vowing to move away from them. so what does sholtes get to bring back in a suitcase from canada, pledges of hydrogen energy development projects with canada, which will take years to get up and running. s

trudeau, the prime minister of canada. one of the 8 arctic nations need those news to teach . the concept identifies rochelle capabilities in the north to teach challenge for the whole alarms. russia has set up a new arctic command. it has opened hundreds of new and former, so it's era arctic military sites, including air fields and deep water ports. russia is also using the region as a testbed for many of its new and novel weapon systems. obviously, a climate change is creating greater accessibility to the arctic and bringing with it real concerns and challenges around that. but as well, the ill fated unjustifiable decision of russia to append nearly 70 years of peace and stability of a rules based order by invading a peaceful neighbor has changed the way we need to look at the arctic. jessica shabby and his president and ceo of arctic 360 a consultancy focusing on north american arctic development. she joins us from nuclear greenland. jessica, the u. s. has said that it will create a position of arctic ambassador at larg

the met with justin trudeau, the prime minister of canada. one of the 8 arctic nations jacobson is a researcher, the danish institute for international studies. he explains why the arctic is of strategic importance for the us. russia on the one hand, increasing their new terror capabilities and necklace and military base and the short of plans. now they can actually reached the base. so that means that it becomes more important for the us to protect the national security against russia. because if you look at the globe on the top of the globe, if you sitting washington, the, the, the, the, the shortest route between washington and moscow goes by, the north pole. that's why it's become more strategic important to, to the us. and that is why we also see the important appointment of us and that last fall for the arctic farms, the us. it's the last of the 8 article states which, which did not until today have an, an actual optic ambassador. so, so what it does is that the level all the a space where when they need either by laterally or in the ar

canada's prime minister justin trudeau has nominated the first indigenous person to sit on the country's supreme court. mr trudeau said he was confident that michelle 0'bonsawin — a judge on 0ntario's superior court since 2017 — would bring invaluable knowledge to canada's highest court. the justice minister called the move a historic moment for the court and for the country. the city of glasgow in the central belt of scotland has reached an agreement with authorities in india to send back seven cultural artefacts looted from india during british colonial rule in the 19th century. it's thought to be the first repatriation deal with india from a british museum. six of the objects — which include a ceremonial sword and an ancient door jamb — were looted from temples and shrines. glasgow officials says it showed the city's commitment to redressing wrongs of the past. speaking from glasgow, the first secretary for trade & commerce at the high commission of india, jaspreet sukhija welcomed the return of the objects. we would like to see almost all items returned back to india, almost

trudeau to make it look like he's doing something about the energy crisis. that risks taking the german economy and by extension the european union's and schultz came up empty handed today basically said that canada has no interest in building pipeline infrastructure that crosses the entirety of canada from the western oil fields all the way to the east coast. just to provide germany with and e, you with fossil fuels now that ship really is already sailed. the you already blew its chance to get its hands on canadian energy via the keystone excel, a pipeline that was going to transport canadian oil to u. s. refineries on the gulf of mexico, then ship to the u, but environmental activist pressure, you know, the same kind that germany has allowed to dictate its reliance on renewable energy, ultimately killed off that project. so germany is really just reaping what did as long sown in denouncing fossil fuels and vowing to move away from them. so what is schultz get to bring back in his suitcase from canada, pledges of hydrogen energy development projects with ca

trudeau to make it look like he's doing something about the energy crisis that risks tanking. the german economy and by extension, the european union's and schultz came up empty handed to know basically said that canada has no interest in building pipeline infrastructure that crosses the entirety of the country from the western oil fields all the way to the east coast. just to provide germany and the e you with fossil fuels, the you already blew its chest to get its hands on canadian energy via the keystone ex l pipeline. that was going to transport canadian oil to us refineries on the gulf of mexico, then shipped to the u. but environmental activist pressure, you know, the same kinds of germany has allowed to dictate its reliance on renewable energy, ultimately killed off that project. so germany is really just reaping what it has long, sewn in denouncing fossil fuels and vowing to move away from them. so what does schultz get to bring back in this case from canada? pledges of hydrogen energy development projects with canada, which will take years to get up and running. so sc

and china's growing interest in the region in stoughton burg met with justin trudeau, the prime minister of canada. one of the 8 arctic nations need those news to teach a concept identifies russia capabilities in the north also to teach the challenge for the whole alarms. russia has set up a new arctic command. it has opened hundreds of new and former, so with era arctic and military sites, including airfields and deep water ports. russia is also use in the region as a testbed for many of its new and novel weapon systems. obviously, climate change is creating greater accessibility to the arctic and bringing with it real concerns and challenges around that. but as well, the ill fated unjustifiable decision of russia to append nearly 70 years of peace and stability of a rules based order by invading a peaceful neighbor has changed the way we need to look at the arctic. mark jacobson as a researcher, the danish institute for international studies where he focuses on arctic diplomacy and security politics. he joins us on sky from nuke, greenland, thanks so much for being with us. mark. russi

. >> tucker: when you see the prime minister of canada, justin trudeau, saying he's inspired by the way the chinese government operates, what does that make you think? >> he knows what's going on. his family, going back to his father, has been supportive of the chinese communist party. >> tucker: terrifying. thank you. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: another milestone the passing three. just reminding you can stream our latest documentary on something very strange going on with lifestyle populations around the world, and will be back tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. come the show that is the sworn pope enemy of smugness, groupthink, the one you love, the great sean hannity right now. >> sean: that was cold, funny as hell, served up rightly, and we will have our comments coming up, thank you. rest in peace, humpty. welcome to "hannity," tonight we will talk about humpty dumpty's great fall. his time a fake news cnn official, we have the inside scoop tonight. meanwhile a teachers union in new jersey is calling parents extremists in a brand-new political ad. first it is the biden doj an

canada's prime minister, justin trudeau, has nominated the first indigenous person to sit on the country's supreme court. mr trudeau said he was confident that michelle o'bonsawin, a judge on ontario's superior court since 2017, would bring invaluable knowledge to canada's highest court. thejustice minister called the move a historic moment for the court and for the country. now, imagine this — you've come back to your house, you're about to put the key in the lock, and you notice something's not quite right. something on the porch isn't where you left it. and is that a noise you can hear inside? you open the door and find you've been the victim of a break—in. and the culprit is still there, staring back at you. that's exactly what happened to one family in new zealand and this was their unwelcome house guest. this is oscar. he made himself more than comfortable at one family home in new zealand at their house in mount maunganui, a coastal town about 200 kilometres south of auckland. it's thought oscar got in through two cat flaps and had a bit of a nosey round. earlier, i spoke to phi

olaf scholz is beating justin trudeau and he says germany and canada have agreed to expand cooperation in hydrogen. hydrogen looked to as the future of clean energy. the germans will take any help they can get as they look at a future without russian gas. that is something we will continue to monitor. that contributes to a rough macro environment for any bank, but it makes matters worse for credit suisse as they try to change things up after a series of scandals. they have their first big leadership shuffle at credit suisse. also what does the future look like for the investment bank? we will have that conversation, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: you're looking at a live shot of the principal room. this is bloomberg. keeping you up-to-date with news from around the world, here is the first word. flood mirrors lynn's deep has ruled out any talks with rep -- ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy has ruled out any talks with russia. russian-backed separatists in areas of ukraine occupied by kremlin versus have suggested at trial of captured ukrainian fighters, though it has not be

they wanted to call him a killer , if that's not the pot calling the kettle justin trudeau. look, silver is no temp trump fan, but he points out that his actions likely saved hundreds o thousands of lives for it if those people's names would stil have probably ended up on the dems voting rules. but again, if you believe trump is hitler, what is a few thousand deaths to keep them from killing millions even though trump kept us away from where is the way joe keeps us away from complete sentences. may be it's unproven, but you'r talking about the same people who suppress the laptop story t win an election, so why wouldn' they do that here. meanwhile they squeeze the remaining drops of juice from the mar-a-lago raid. what happened to those nuclear codes anyway? maybe they are under the bed with a cup filmed. that's most action jimmy fallon saw in years. that was a needless crack great videos of a cracked out hunter and his playing hide the hard drive, no story there until months or years after the election. then you get the confession fro a battery-powered obstacle abou somethin

justin trudeau. it's a tragedy that women of prominence was removed from tv. the writer actually said fingers crossed twice. but the only we that's going to happen is if the show actually includes some full frontal. we got to get rid of these people. who are they? did you write that? then of course they mention other canceled shows of obscured women and minorities. the idiot writer says if only they get it. they got a show. that was their chance. and they'll probably get another. never mind that these shows have viewers reaching for the remote like brine stelter reaching for a scoop of cherry flavored ladder. that's why hillary and her daughter now have a show on apple tv plus. i feel bad for the pool that eventually cancel their show. rest in peace, whoever that is. suicide note as already written. the next day the la times ran a piece with this headline, the late night recession is here and it will hit underrepresented voices. well, at least someone's admitting there's a recession. but underrepresented voices? i'm sorry. have you flipped through the channels

german chancellor olaf scholz is going to canada and meeting with justin trudeau. how much will this be about how much oil canada provide and how much gas they can provide to europe? natural gas is reached a new record high, it's more than doubled since june. this faces some of the concerns going on belief the surface. i know you will laugh but this is incredibly important. it's an audit of the farming of the united states. with all of the droughts in the heatwave, they don't have a sense of what this will be at a time when we are concerned about the potential out but from the ukrainian and russian region. we've gotten most of the earnings. the round trip here, this is what has happened since the pandemic. it's search dramatically. we're looking at how much potential there is and how much ahead of ourselves we've gotten. there is the euphoria that people have experienced. we face a pretty big pothole now. jonathan: thank you, we are counting it down to jackson hole, wyoming. the coverage begins thursday morning into friday. tom: we've got a great set of guests line

yeah. ( cheers and applause ) so, what's justin trudeau doing with all that ice cream cash? he sure as hell ain't spending it on haircuts. and i hear you asking, "steve, does this get any worse?" well, hold on to your timbits, because look what my stolen and renamed ice cream flavor appears right next to in canadian freezer case! ( audience reacts ) ( in french accent ) "the tonight-dough avec jimmy fallon!" quebecwhaaaaa? avec, they just frenchify his flavor with the "avec" and keep him on it, but i get bumped for a farm animal? come on, there are plenty of canadian celebrities to use for pun ice cream names! ryan gos-lick! gordon lightfudge! joni mint-chill! we cannot let this stand, my friends. it is time to act. it is ice cream season in america, and my body may be fine with lactose, but it is injutice-intolerant. so, i want every person in the united states to go out and buy as much "stephen colbert's americone dream" as you can find. i want you to find it, buy it. ( patriotic music swells ) ( applause ) i want you to then eat it, obviously take a nap. then i want you t

so when you see, for example,he the prime minister of canada,s justin trudeau, say he's inspired by the way the chinese government operates . what does that make you think of in canada? and i can't tell you how disgusted i am by trudeau because he knows what's going on . his family going back to his father has really beener supportive,. the chinese communist party terrified gordon chang you.htys, thank thank b you, john . we'll be right back . you think you know tucker carlson? it doesn't look like our border at all. again, america loves watching tucker in prime time, bringing it every night. what tucker doing the most in-depth extended interview you won't find anywhere else. there's the unflinching documentary you can only see on fox nation covering the story. no one else on the planet will touch three big shows. one tucker only on fox news and fox nation for a dance with generalized myasthenia gravis f who are positive forrt receptor antibody. it may feel like the world is moving without it, but the picture is changing with sepak in a clinical trial.. 30% fauci improve daily ability w

trudeau, fidel castro's son for a win roll tape, please.o' he certainly wasn't shot. he is now pummeling bravo going shirtless to charity boxing match him. that is true. your opponent, the senator, a bloody nose while also revealing a tattoo he mightst be the first canadian primepr minister wasim one amazing. oh, yes. you're rambling on that doesn't belong to miracles are pretty rough check. but even on our shoulder. okay, question for which holieri than celebrity has just been named the world's biggest climate criminal after using her private jet one hundred and seventy times this yearth alone is it a ellen degeneres? is it be taylor swift or is it c, the fake duchess from los angeles? meghanom markle. oh, that's a fair swipe fair. but i think that's got too be taylor swift. you think it's taylor swift,lo by the way?r yes, i know that. i pronounce the sister's name incorrectly. r:did it for fun. is itt taylor swift? that's a great guess. now you're up one roll tape, please. emily, are you feeling the pressure? just the music charts. but now the celebrities or the jet

trudeau and the senior advisors lineup on both sides and they are talking about trade because trump was threatened to impose the tariffs that would have devastated canada. no barriers and subsidies we would all be in great shape as free traders. then he said you've said that your whole career. he expressed that view. people forget we had u.s. mca which was a good free trade deal. we had free trade deals with japan, brazil, south korea where both sides in the spirit of reciprocity gave up some protections. theth biggest one was china and the most controversial. trump had big tariffs on china in 365 billion. so far biden hasn't taken them off and i hope he doesn't. i would argue we needed them to bringng china to the table one f trump's greatest achievements as president was he rang the bell one china and made it very cler to people in this country and around the world that china is an adversary, they are not our friends, they are economic adversaries and a foreign policy. so his rhetoric and tariffs were tough but we did bring them to the h table. the deal was rooted. it's a certain

we were in a bilateral with justin trudeau and president trump and your senior advisers lined up on both sides and they were talking about trade because trump was threatened to impose car tariffs on canada, which would have devastated canada. trump said you know, justin, if we had no tariffs and no nontariff barriers and no subsidies, we would all be in great shape as free traders. trump looks at me, i'm sitting one or two or three down from him. he said you've said that your whole career, 30 years. he knew that because we had talked about it. but, he expressed publicly that view and he did it later. so he had a lot of free-trade blood in him. his trade representative, a deer friend of mine and a brilliant guy, he was just on my tv show. we were in atlanta for an america first policy conference. people forget we had usmca, which was not perfect free-trade but it was a good free-trade deal. we had free-trade deals with japan, brazil, south korea, where both sides in the spirit of reciprocity gave up some protections. the biggest one was china and the most controversial one was china. trum

and i remember at the g-7 we had in canada which of >>, we were at a bilateral with justin trudeau and president trump. and you know your senior advisors line up on both sides. they are talking about trade because trump was threatened to impose car tariffs on canada which would have devastated canada. and trumpet said, you know, justin, you know if we had no tariffs and no nontariff barriers and no subsidies we would all be in great shape is the traders. and trump looks at me i'm sitting one, two, three down from him is that you have said that your whole career, 30 years have you? and of course you knew that because we talked about. but he expressed publicly that view and he did later.e- he had a lot of free-trade blood in him. people do not understand that. bob was his trade representative, a dear friend of mine and a brilliant guy. bob was just on my tv show we were in atlanta for conference and we talked about this. people forget we had usmc a which was not perfect free-trade but it was a good free-trade deal. we had free trade skills with japan, brazil, south korea, all free-trade

trudeau visited a canadian town where a hydrogen plan is being developed using wind energy to produce the low carbon fuel german later is on a, to a seeking new energy sources to reduce the countries reliance on russian gas and oil future foot is in angola, said to go to the pulse to choose a new parliament and president the long time governing party, the m p. a life ice serious competition for the 1st time and, and goal as democratic history, poverty, inflation, and corruption have been the main campaign issues in the former portuguese colony. this is dana bellini is from berlin. you can find out much more on our website at d, w. dot com this week ukraine marks 31 years of independence from the former soviet union. this week also marked 6 months since the start of the russian invasion for civilians. there are warnings of new russian air strikes on the capital city and for the ukrainian military news of more weapons on the way from the west. i recall from berlin. this is the day ah, we can't forget that prudence invasion of ukraine really started in 2014, 8 years ago. russia illegally