love taking your stuff. they let cities burn and businesses close and demand reparations. the california would require it a crime for employees to stop shoplifters. it is a law that enables criminals while handcuffing their victims. i don t mind the handcuffing if there is roleplaying involved, but not at your job, if you re trying to do your job. i learned that at my job with larry kudlow, he went home with the key. hard to put those pants on. as an employee, you have to take it as people ransack your workplace. when does this stop? car dealerships or tiffany s, why is it stuff you can afford? how far is too far? two cell mates, one in for rape and the other in for stopping rape. to a da, they are interchangeable. if you are at work, you probably like where you work, even if you are judge jeanine s assistant. you might own it, it is demoralizing, meant to be demoralizing. stop passing judgement on criminals. stop telling rioters to stop rioting is like telling them to stop i
with their chins held at an extraordinary angle. a woman in traditional dress and a bouquet of flowers waits to deliver it to the visiting russian leader. all the while, the north korean leader paces up and down here s mr putin coming down the steps to greet his host at the bottom there s a handshake, a hug and an air kiss. it all seems very cordial as the translators move in for the pleasantries. eventually the flower lady gets to present her blooms to the russian president there s a slightly awkward bow, but it all seems to go down well. then, after a bit more chit chat they re off. they ve lots to talk about presumably after some sleep. here s our diplomatic correspondent paul adams. vladimir putin s first trip to pyongyang in almost a quarter of a century a measure of this relationship s growing importance. a warm welcome from the north korean leader, two men shunned by much of the world, united in defiance of the west, each bearing a shopping list, their embrace
price everything at $99.99, they can t come in and take it. remember the rooftop koreans, they they would call them white supremacy, rooftop koreans defended businesses and got 15s and went to their roofs. you don t mess around, it is the fool around and find out and we need to bring that back. we need laws where you can hire people to beat the crap out of shoplifters in your store and that would cut down on shoplifters. look at lululemon. come tell your friends, steal while i m at work and we ll split it. greg: do lulu looting and tell them to comer hoo. you can take so much lululemon stuff, it
patrol personnel are overwhelmed, that he believesd that it is the liberal policies that are making a mockery ofe th our current laws to say that we should enforce the laws, that we should enforce the laws on the books, that that is , in fact a racist statement by hispanic border patrol agent hector garcia. well, it s a freedo am ofgena speech and he can say whatever he needs to say.sp he can judge, why wasn t it fixed last year? why wasn t it me? why wasn t it fixed last year? i mean, the general lady talked nut working in a bipartisa fashion to fix this problem. w why wasn t it fixed last year? what wasn t a fix last year? you talked about the concerns and how we have to work together to fix it. i m just why wasn t it fixedconr last year? because they didn t need bipartisan support last year. neidn biplast congress, they ce everything in the federal government. if it s a federal government solutionderagovernwh, why didn x it? now, the house judiciaryit committee is also try
asia has escaped some of the sharpest rises but even there, more people are being forced to seek help. our asia business correspondent mariko oi reports. a plate of chicken and fragrant rice. a staple dish and one of the most affordable food available usually but this chain has had to raise prices for the first time. for the first time. when the pandemic for the first time. when the pandemic hit, for the first time. when the pandemic hit, chicken, - pandemic hit, chicken, vegetables, rice everything has been increasing. we have absorbed it as much as we can because we are hoping for the whole thing to be over. but what got us at the end, 250% rise in electrical prices. it is really not sustainable. singapore imports most of it