bridget everett. cordae and featuring the legendary roots crew >> questlove: 1580 >> steve: and now, here is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh my goodness, yes. [ cheers and applause welcome. welcome, everybody please welcome, have a good time welcome to "the tonight show." thank you for tuning in. thank you for being here [ cheers and applause well, guys, today, the ceo of pfizer said that it's vaccine for the omicron variant will be ready in march so get ready for the craziest st. patrick's day in the history of the world [ laughter ] "omicron." [ laughter ] pretty soon the ceo of pfizer is going to be on instagram live like "new vaccine just dropped, sound off in the comments what!" [ laughter ] it feels like this march madness, we'll be filling out brackets to predict which of the 68 variants will become the dominant strain. [ laughter ] listen to this according to the cdc, only one in ten adults in the u.s. eat enough fruits and vegetables good timing

tonight we'll vote to advance the nomination of bridget brennan. bridget brennan is a current u.s. attorney. she served ohioans as an assistant u.s. attorney for over a decade. she's taken on complex and difficult issues. she's focused on cases that help make our community safer and more just. ms. brennan's dedicated her career to making the northern district of ohio a safer place for victims of human trafficking, including children. she served as the lead prosecutor in the largest juvenile sex trafficking case in the history of the northern district. a horrific case that included victims as young as 12. she achieved the country's first conviction for a sex trafficker's use of heroin to control his victims, convincing the court to recognize heroin withdrawal as a threat, quote, threat to serious bodily harm for the purpose, -- unquote, for the purpose of proving coercion. she's been a champion for liberty. she successfully prosecuted 16 defendants in a single case. under hate crimes statutes for their roles in religious motivating assaults after she viciously attacked members of oh

bridget brennan to serve as a district judge for the northern district of ohio. and over the course of this week we will work to get these men and women confirmed as quickly as possible. among the 20 individuals i found cloture on include one nominee for the u.s. court of appeals, several federal district judges, several judges to serve in washington d.c. superior court, nominee to serve as u.s. ambassador to germany and many other highly qualified men and women to serve in the department of defense the export import bank and the u.s. international development finance corporation. we are going to work until we confirm all of these crucial nominees. and i look forward to working inhe good faith with the other side to get them done. finally, madam president, this work. -- in this work. the senate will also work on the vital task of passing an omnibus package to fund the federal government for them to shut down and make sure the federal government is well equipped to serve the american people. i'll sit out the number of democratic appropriators tomorrow to discuss t

and becky makes bridget updated skillet rkey burgers. it's all coming up right here on "america's test kitchen."

bridget bailey. can you hear me okay? >> clerk: yes, we can hear you. >> so thank you again for your support of this landmark designation. as melanie mentioned, and after commissioner nageswaran's comments after the last hearing amending the character defining features, i just wanted to say i'm in full support of that. i will say when i wrote this landmark designation report, i modelled the character defining features off the list of the character defining features of the six other carnegie libraries, so at some point, i would encourage you to encourage staff to amend the other library designations to have more character defining features list. i know that might seem like a hurdle, but i think that's important given that the designations of the other ones were done a little while ago, and they were very formulaic, and i'm hoping we can address this report. that's my comment. i'm hoping anyone has a question for me. i'm happy to answer them. >> clerk: okay. thank you. last call for comments from members of the public. you

bridget floyd could be a justice for the rest of us, or at least a slice of the rest of us. matt walsh is the host of the matt wells show, and he joins us tonight. thank you so much for coming on. it's hard to believe that a series country that still leads the world could go about the process in such a nonserious and childish way. not a result of that person's effort. >> i'm glad you brought it up, because i was looking forward to having our first trans-nonbinary indigenous furry supreme court justice. but we do see the absurdity of identity politics and how incoherent it is, how it is time for a black woman to be a supreme court justice. is there a waiting list? who determines that's exactly? joe biden and determined that ahead of time which as you point out, it only means because he said ahead of time, i'm going to appoint a black woman to the supreme court. he could've just done it. he didn't have to say it. he could've just said she was the most qualified for the job and maybe she would be, there's no way for us to know what his motivation was. but when you announce it a

food and fuel prices are going through the roof. critics accused president bridget of ad one of economic mismanagement. ah, i will. i was like a welcome to the program. a devastating fire at south africa parliament has flared up again a day after emergency services said it was on the control. flames and smoke billowed out of the historic assembly building in cape town, as dozens of fire fighters were called back in. a man is due to appear in court on charges of arson. a senior parliamentary official is calling for an explanation of why the fire restarted. we are waiting for the full information, an update from the firefighter with a got to and what was the reason behind the side entry emergence of the fire at the roof off the you mentioned on a simply by the disability by stating distressing situation. but we continue to appreciate the all the efforts of the carry, just in a bedroom that the firefighters continue to put in their endeavor. earlier we ask journalist as the lead for yard in cape town, what's being said about why the fire has flared up again. they see it and if i was under c

bridget usa overseeing chapters more than 40 campuses. laurie white is the president of the university she has served on the board of directors for the national association of student personnel administers foundation and the association for sustainability in higher education. she's smiling and happyis she's currently residing briefly in baltimore so we understand that. these task force members i'm happy to say are joined by the inaugural vice president and provost for inclusion and diversity at auburn university she is also member the board of directors for the national association for diversity in higher education. before we get going, finally a reminder attendees can submit questions for any of our panelists today using the live chat on youtube, facebook,ok twitter, using #. i would like to start though, by asking task force members to say a quick word, how did the task force arrive at his conclusions and tracking the broad theme of this conversation today and the work the task force has done i would be really interested in knowing how

you sound like you want to say something, bridget. >> yeah. if i may, commissioner fung. >> president: can i just ask a question. i just want to clarify what you said. is it that you don't support any architectural standards. >> commissioner fung: i don't support any architectural standards unless you want to landscape things into planning which is fine. >> president: i think the only thing i would say in my understanding is that without this under sb9, there can be no feedback. if there's not an objective standard, it's whatever goes. so that can be fine. i don't really have a strong opinion. i think that's the reason why they're here. >> commissioner fung: to the director's comment, it sounds like everyone wants to have something on the book. i can support that. i can support the massing portion of it in general. okay. >> yeah. i think just one comment we were saying of planners implementing this, if we have no design standards, then there's no review. so the department has long had a policy of not allowing vinyl windows at the front. so if

a steel mill at cutting edge of technology. >> bridget, we have been talking about whether joe biden can help democratic candidates or not in the midterm elections. he had the lieutenant governor and representative connor. is this the kind of speech the president bragging about the congress accomplished to help one of these men win an open senate seat in pennsylvania. >> i think democrats believe it can. they have been saying they have a lot to run on and need to tell voters about it. are voters receptive to the message and how much do they want to appear with president biden? fetterman wasn't going to be there and with congressman lamb. a senator and governor's race. biden narrowly in 2020. it is a top opportunity for democrats looking to hold on to the majority in the senate. >> all right. as the president leaves the room, that does it for our coverage. thank you. "deadline: white house" starts after this quick break.is quickk his girlfriend just caught the bouquet, so he's checking in on that ring fund. oh, that photographer? he's looking for something a little more zen, so he's t

. >> reporter: bridget gave birth to her son kiernan last march making her eligible for the monthly child tax credit she and her husband were banking on the extra financial help >> i logged on to the irs website so many times this past year trying to figure out how to apply. >> reporter: she never got it and plans to file her taxes as soon as possible to get that money as part of this year's refund >> this tax refund is one of the most important windfalls, probably the largest windfall that most of us get. >> reporter: if you collected unemployment benefits because you were out of work in 2021, this year, unlike last, you will have to pay taxes on the benefits if you didn't get a stimulus check and were entitled to one, claim it on your taxes. and as for the child tax credit, while parents may be owed money there's a caveat >> you may end up owing more than you think because if your income rose throughout the year, for instance, that would be a case when you may not get as much on your taxes as you think. >> reporter: and, most importantly, experts suggest filing electronically, especiall

they, they have a bridget general. yeah. let's talk a bit about the palestinians. if we may, 2 months ago, un human rights experts expressed alarm at the growing incidence of settle and violence directed at palestinians. they say these are the highest recorded levels in recent years. last year to the end of october, the u. i logged 410 attacks by settlers on palestinians, 302 against property, 108 against individuals. why does your government do you think view that acceptable? it lets the numbers of these attacks rise every year. i call them any violation, any violence protected by joseph again, but his genius did, you know that we shouldn't allow malicious but the problem is that we tried again and again, i would have said since i don't of that isn't any kind of understanding with the palestinians. what is called a tall compromise, and in any case, any story to include the after all law. and we've boomers in is when we 1st violence as a result to any israeli proposal. filter it on a compromise. so i can see what we call a final settlement to zone eisen or the othe

they, they have a bridget general. yeah. and let's talk a bit about the palestinians. if we may, 2 months ago, un human rights experts expressed alarm at the growing incidence of settle and violence directed at palestinians. they say these are the highest recorded levels in recent years. last year to the end of october, the u. i logged 410 attacks by settlers on palestinians, 302 against property, 108 against individuals. why does your government do you think view that acceptable? let the numbers of these attacks rise every year. i call them any violation, any violence, protected by joseph again, but a stimulus vision know that we shouldn't allow malicious. but the problem is that we tried again and again i would have said, since i don't of that, isn't any kind of understanding with the palestinians, what is called a compromise. and in any case, any story to include the after all, flaw with a bowman is, well we face violence as a result to any israeli proposal. filter it on a compromise so i can see what we call a final settlement to zone eisen. on the other hand, we s

he's framing the protests as a coup attempt assisted by foreign terrorists. muslim comma ma marianna bridget the glitter share with fish and was being made. we could have lost control of alma t, the most intense phase of the counter terrorism operation is now complete, opposite all regions of stable and lots of us here for the you're looks familiar. so i'd like to announce that the main mission of the c s t o has been successfully completed to her aboard seal or the cupboard will spearson lawyers know it an attempt to restore stability to kai, if also nominated new candidates for government posts, the former deputy ali hans, my love for all the new prime minister. last week i'm clashes between government opponents and security forces. combined with the looting spree, rendered parts of the largest city almighty almost unrecognizable. almost 10000 people have been detained throughout the country. more than 150 people were killed . it is not yet clear why the protests started to turn violent, but many doubt took i its narrative of a rapid radicalization. instead, the chaos has laid bare in figh

and then the sub bridget and a rule of external factors, but the newly that's you could go to for support it. oh, so the set of the range of tools in this tool box actually is becoming limit. so for me, i would have said this is kind of a surprise and i think for us to be suppose that people who are to step how i would basically does go back to the barracks and order and election when those who are pushing for change themselves and very disturbing skeletons in the book. ok, so question. when an anxious which it has for for the postponement of these elections, 1st of all will it follow through and 2nd of all will sanctions make a difference? i says will make a difference at all because the range of function that available will not be effective. what you i want to prevent the head of state and is people from getting medicaid foods in the bark, accounts prevention them from traveling prevention. the kids from going to school, whereby they go to this many miles superficial inhibition that do not catch the crust of the problem. the problem is that the old political need sub last ground to be c

and it has been bridget bout anatole, even, for example, if they were expected. former for writer for the london times, i believe, who has a very influential position now at the quincy institute. and i believe is advising people in washington who are wet behind the ears on these issues. so what, what i'd like to just make sure i introduce here is the big factor which changed washington's view. that we better talk to the russians were better here to their timeline. we better respond to their, their request. we better do this real quick. and it was that all in a month. why? what changed between now and june? china? now, you know, why don't people get it bite and was, was very poorly advised going into the june 16th summit, what he told the chinese with look mr. booking, you know that the, the chinese, a situation here where, you know, you have a long border with try and they aspire to be the most mila and most powerful military, as well as i can. i'm sure you got sure, but we understand you have very conservative and put you missed a lot of work. who should i seen this guy? and so the n

. >> reporter: bridget gave birth to her son last march making her eligible for the monthly child tax credit she and her husband were banking on the extra financial help. >> i logged onto the irs website so many times this past year trying to figure out how to apply. >> reporter: she never got it and plans to file her taxes as soon as possible to get that money as part of this year's refund >> this tax refund is one of the most important wind falls, probably the largest wind fall most of us get >> reporter: if you collected unemployment benefits if you were out of work in 2021 this year unlike last you're going to have to pay taxes on those benefits if you didn't get a stimulus check and were entitled to one, claim it on your taxes as for the child tax credit while parents may be owed money, there's a caveat >> you may end up owing more than you think, because if your income rose throughout the year, for instance, that would be a case when you may not get as much on your taxes as you think. >> reporter: and most importantly, experts suggest filing electronically especially if you want

these are the, the worst figures in bridget type ada one's time empower. so it's a really serious situation. and the key driver behind is the problems that turkey is having with its currency, the turkish layer, which is lost almost half of its value during the course of the year 2021. it started the year, it's 7th, the u. s. dollar. it's now around about 14, although one point during last month it hit 16, the us dollar. and you know, when you got a weak currency, what that means is expensive. imports and expensive imports more costs. tina suppliers means a price hikes get passed on to consumers and means their food starts to get more expensive and that's something that took. so really saying, so what's being done to get things under control because sounds like it's quite counterproductive. what is there to one is doing? yes, that is the strange situation that turkey finds itself in, which is that the president has an economic policy that he thinks is going to bring about a new lease on life for the turkish economy. but it would appear to be actually this p

build security system excluding russia is counterproductive that is with and a will fail to register to bridget. and we will not agree with that. and the attempts to call was to implement a containment policy will be met with counter containment policy and deterrence. will be met with counter determines intimidation will be also met with a corresponding response which, which we will be forced to do, that we are not able to reverse the dangerous course of events in her remark. these will be my introductory remarks, which was now, that's the bottom part of those things. let's go to the questions. ah, not a with, with, [000:00:00;00] with some sort of learning products. i don't know what i need to know. so you discussed a set of alliance and it was a gym, or even intended to be offended when you weren't and part new, you know, by the fact that russia is having doubts or got to the peaceful purpose of this alliance. saying that it's very peaceful in russia. history is a history was when they come at the lamp 2nd door, but as a budget, a conflicts with territories of mex usaa countries. a lot of stu

kimberly healthcare al jazeera washington. bridget from mrs. facing growing backlash from members of his own party, a day or 2, admitting that he did attend a garden drinks party in the middle of 2020 is strict locked down. a number of conservative m. p. 's, openly calling for boris johnson's resignation. the u. k. daily telegraph newspapers now reporting that 2 more parties were held at downing street last year . the night before the queen set by herself at a socially distance funeral for her husband, prince philip. a spokesman of her johnson says he wasn't there at the time. he bunker reports from london, the rhythms of normal life for returning to the british capital few masks for tourists. not so in may 2020. when the country was under a strict lockdown. the city, silent. yet behind the doors of 10 downing street around 50 staff were enjoying drinks in a sunny garden. mister speaker, i want to apologize. an hour of judgment. boys thompson told parliament on wednesday. he thought the gathering was a work of aunt. he said, falling within government guidelines this after initially d

the parallels between the russian intervention and bridget and the russian intervention in the trump campaign appear to be extraordinary breaks. it is now being pinned on russian interference with all of these parties were engaged in anti european project. right, probably funded with russia and money. aaron bank, the guy who comes with nigel for eyes, look into his panama favorite presidents and politicians, axes, and businessmen. all got the russian agent treatment from kenya, west to robert de niro. there's also a british millionaire who became an honorary russian agent because he donated to bricks it. when under the russian government offered money to iron banks and none gonna even gone into the lies that iron banks has told about his covert relationship with the russian government. i see helene about his contact with the russian government because he did. this is a god's in contributor, who for had troubles ended up in court for, for libel over that tweet which she later deleted and for that phrase, during a ted talk. she had previously said this was an attempt to silence her att

prince andrew has always denied these occasions concerning his relationship with bridget at your fray. even say he doesn't recall even meeting her now, will the queen herself is very much tarnish. the reputation of the royal family has given them such a dog reputation and burdened them entirely into disrepute this year though, for the queen is incredibly significant. it marks the jubilee celebrations. and so all of this is put a very dark cloud onto what was supposed to be a time to bring the country together. but for the queen herself. a an incredibly difficult position to be and not just as a monarch, but of course a mother as well as her 2nd son, now faces the most severe sexual assault allegation to the world's largest security body. the o. s. c has warned of the highest risk of war in 30 years. the organization for security and cooperation in europe is meeting in austria, hoping to ease tensions on ukraine's border of the russia, which is a member to complain. the block was too busy listening to itself, rather than to pressing concerned at the club. no, we don't, said ultimatums.

expecting to say more case numbers after this period are extreme thanks. vote through katrina you the in bridget to ukraine, where the former president has appeared in court in the capital key of to deny treason charges. prosecutors accused petro portion crew of financing pro russian services in east new crew. he says he's innocent and that the charges are politically motivated. san diego versus right after nearly a month away, petrol. put, a shankar has returned to a country seething with political turmoil after hold up with border guards at the airport. the former ukrainian president had it to a quote and give, ah, tailed by his supporters, vowing to fight back against charges of treason. a prosecutor has accused but a shanker of financing separate his forces in the eastern dumbass region, an explosive accusation at a time of growing threats of a russian invasion charges. he says, joe trumped up by the government intent on shutting down political opposition. it's not about them blaming for a sancho. i accuse, embarrass on what you know trade in was a separate his but that he brought a scheme,

prince andrew has always denied these occasions concerning his relationship with bridget at your fray. even say he doesn't recall, even meeting her now full, the queen herself is very much tarnish. the reputation of the royal family has given them such a dog reputation and burden them entirely into disrepute this year, though, for the queen is incredibly significant. it marks the jubilee celebrations and so all of this is put a very dark cloud onto what was supposed to be a time to bring the country together. but for the queen herself. a an incredibly difficult position to be and not just as a monarch, but of course a mother as well as her 2nd son, now faces the most severe sexual assault allegations. to meanwhile form a home office minister norman baker says it is the right move by the queen. to remove the prince under his titles, we're going to have a summer or a year of embarrassing revelations that under was required by the evidence to the american coach wants to distance between him and themselves as possible. so that's that cultural quite right to say the legally people are jo p

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the president bridget mentioned that would be a step forward. jonathan steele international if has commented to joining us live here on the international. great pleasure having you want to. thank you very much and thank you for joining us for the program as well. at the world's largest security body, the o s. c e, as one of the highest risk of war in 30 years. and the organization for security and cooperation in europe is meeting and austria hoping to ease tensions on the ukrainian border live to correspond in charlotte duping ski now, who's been following this story and has the very latest on this. so we've got a lot of a diplomatic tool happening there. lot in vienna. any promises, any serious progress being made? will not as far as we see. of course, this is the 3rd set of discussions this week talking about the tensions that have arisen between russia and countries such as united states and members in the nato alliance are the i see placed itself as being a neutral space for its $57.00 members, which includes russia to be there to discuss th

no one business or you care to coordinate the i'm bridget warren wash again, here's what we have coming up. supply chain issues are straining prices and inflation across the globe. but how long could the situation drought? we're bringing in depth analysis and the world economic forum has issued a warning that cyber attacks could threaten the world economy to any other major issues like climate change. we'll dig into that issue and we got to pack show today to, let's dive right in and we leave the program in the united states with a story that has been dominating headlines that nearly every major.

deputy foreign minister says nato's position is unacceptable for moscow not, but it was the that the bridget nato obs for the policy of deterring russia. we will respond with measures of contra deterrence. if it uses the policy of intimidation, we will respond with contra intimidation. if it looks for vulnerabilities in the russian defense system, we will look when nato's vulnerabilities. it's not our choice, but we don't have other options. if we don't overturn this current very dangerous course of events, attention that he needs so in moscow can be traced to the crimean peninsula where russia has one of his most important naval bases. in 2014 ukraine's pro russian government was toppled. following months of protests, russia responded by seizing control of crimea pro russian separatists then declared independence internet sc. and once, after a referendum was held that triggered the conflict between ukraine and the separatists. just might to cease by agreed uminski. sporadic fighting has never really stopped in 2016, nathan deployed battle groups to baltic states and poland in response to th

. >> reporter: georgia also limiting boxes where voters like bridget muldrow can drop their ballots. the childcare worker saying she's not sure how she'll vote now. >> i've heard the term "the new jim crow 2.0" and it's kind of seeming like that they're try to go backward. >> reporter: you feel like you're being targeted as an african american woman in this state? >> yes. and i do not appreciate that. >> reporter: today, for the first time, the president calling on senate democrats to change the senate rules to allow them to pass voting rights legislation without any republican support. >> i believe that the threat to our democracy is so grave that we must find a way to pass this voting rights bill. debate them. vote. let the majority prevail. and if that bare minimum is blocked, we have no option but to change the senate rules including getting rid of the filibuster for this. >> reporter: but the reality is, not all democrats are on board. senators joe manchin and kyrsten sinema standing firm in their opposition to doing away with the filibuster. >> each one of the members of the se

labour's shadow education secretary, bridget phillipson, said the government's plans to install ventilation systems in schools were not ambitious enough. 7000 air purifiers across hundreds of thousands of classrooms in england just is not good enough and they clearly recognise there is a need to take action and for so many schools and so many head teachers, the answer has just been open windows and keep children in learning and we are in a middle of winter here, it is january and i don't think it is an adequate solution just don't think it is an adequate solutionjust to tell don't think it is an adequate solution just to tell children to keep your coats on and open the windows when we've known for months that this is a problem. 50m; windows when we've known for months that this is a problem.— that this is a problem. sorry to interrupt. _ that this is a problem. sorry to interrupt, you've _ that this is a problem. sorry to interrupt, you've made - that this is a problem. sorry to interrupt, you've made it - that this is a problem. sorry to interrupt, you've made it clear| interrupt, you've

there has been a strong reaction to the ruling and joke of which is native serbia, president alexander bridget said australia had humiliated itself. it was very easy for us rental for it is to say from the very beginning that okay, only vaccinated only inoculated people could enter australian territory. but i didn't say so everything completely different story including this medical exemptions. and after that, they forgot about it and they wanted to create political prince alleged political principles, which were not principally told they and because of an h. as in belgrade with more reaction, novel york, which left australia after a court upheld decision to cancel his visa. besides political officials, keighron serbia, another father gave a short statement on the topic, not a case open several questions, hearing serbia and one specifically breaking off the insulation once your positive on coffee. 19. not a joke of each himself defeated to break these elation while he was positive. so this question was brought up at the crisis consul several days ago when one of the members of these council sh

bridget phillipson, said the government's plans to install ventilation systems in schools were not ambitious enough. 7000 air purifiers across hundreds of thousands of classrooms in england — of thousands of classrooms in england just isn't good enough. they clearly— england just isn't good enough. they clearly recognise there is a need to take action, — clearly recognise there is a need to take action, but for so many schools and so _ take action, but for so many schools and so many— take action, but for so many schools and so many head teachers, the answer— and so many head teachers, the answer has _ and so many head teachers, the answer hasjust been open and so many head teachers, the answer has just been open windows and keep— answer has just been open windows and keep children in cozz learning. we are _ and keep children in cozz learning. we are in— and keep children in cozz learning. we are in the middle of winter here, it'sjanuary. — we are in the middle of winter here, it'sjanuary. i— we are in the middle of winter here, it'sjanuary, i don't think it's an adequate â

i make a love it and i bridget boring watch again. here's what we have coming up. natural gas prices are storing in europe at global uncertainty continues to screen supply will discuss what's going on and the big point fell off rages on as the world. foremost crypto frenzy has lost more than $10000.00 just this year. we're to bring you the latest, then federal reserve kicked off at 1st meeting of 2022. so how many interest rate hikes can we expect this year? and is it said going to be able to team storing in place in full to staff with a former insider? we have a lot to get you to. thanks. let's get started. we leave the program with rising energy prices throughout europe. there has been an increasing amount of talk over the past few weeks about what will happen if russia invades ukraine. now, despite the fact that russian president putin has said that he has no plans to invade the neighboring country, the united states appears to be making plans for possible military conflict with russia. and at the very least talk of unprecedented s

joining me now is bridget phillipson, labour's shadow education secretary. let me ask you whether you think all of this is in proportion because the government has been saying, we have heard it from various ministers is that we have a cost of living crisis and the potential russian invasion of the ukraine and we have to keep the alleged party gate story an perspective. it is not the most important thing happening in the world now. ., ., ._ , important thing happening in the world now. ., ., , , ., , world now. there are always serious events in the — world now. there are always serious events in the world _ world now. there are always serious events in the world but _ world now. there are always serious events in the world but the - events in the world but the government is distracted from the cost of living crisis because they are mired in scandal. he has lost authority and he has lied and the british people know that and it is time he did the decent thing and resigned. decency and integrity in public life really matter. they are values that the british p