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pivot! shut up, shut up, shut up! i feel like we get to know these sitcom characters. they re your friends. i don t think it s gonna pivot anymore. you think? they were purely selfish and purely immature. are you still master of your domain? you hope that you ll have those kinds of relationships in your life. tonight is about celebrating our enduring bond as friends. family. good to see you too, girl. where you going? carnival? your friends. sometimes that s more family than the people that you are related to. something s bothering you. i ve never been happier. trying to make your way in the world. and having a safe harbor, you know, where everybody knows your name. afternoon, everybody. i m out. what? yeah, i m out. i m out of the contest. ugly, naked guy is having thanksgiving dinner with ugly, naked gal. friends or seinfeld ? you want me to choose? i can t answer that. so subjective. challenge accepted. contest? a contes ....
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hello, again, everyone. thank you so much for joining me. i m fredricka whitfield. right now, desperation setting in as cities from the gulf coast to the northeast deal with the aftermath of hurricane ida. at least 50 people are dead across the northeast and many are facing flood warnings again today. and we re just learning president biden will visit new jersey and new york tuesday to survey the damage. the death toll in louisiana and mississippi stands at 13. many hard-hit communities there are running short on food, fuel, and other supplies. in louisiana, the desperation is turning deadly. a man was killed after reportedly cutting in line at a gas station. fuel supplies are growing more scarce by the day. police say the shooting proves how desperate people are. it s unbelievable that people can t act like adults in this situation. ladies and gentlemen, the services are here. we don t have enough gas. we don t have enough gas being delivered to stations. we don t ha ....
hello and welcome to the programme that brings together leading commentators in the uk with the correspondents who write, broadcast and blog for audiences back home from the dateline: london. just one topic for us this week how 20 years of commitment to afghanistan dissolved in a matter of days and what the consequences may be for the people of afghanistan, its neighbours and the rest of the world. joining us are janet daley, columnist with the sunday telegraph, michael goldfarb, host of the podcast, the first rough draft of history, and with me in the studio, the guardian s china editor, vincent ni. welcome to all of you. it s good to have you with us. janet, let s begin with what this means, if we can, a little bit, for the uk. borisjohnson has been trying to develop an independent foreign policy. we know it s been pretty clear that this was not a decision that the british particularly wanted to take at this moment. what does this and what s happening in afghanistan ....
hello, and welcome to the programme that brings together leading commentators in the uk with the correspondents who write, broadcast and blog for audiences back home from the dateline: london. just one topic for us this week: how 20 years of commitment to afghanistan dissolved in a matter of days and what the consequences may be for the people of afghanistan, its neighbours and the rest of the world. joining us are janet daley, columnist with the sunday telegraph; michael goldfarb, host of the podcast, the first rough draft of history, and with me in the studio, the guardian s china editor, vincent ni. welcome to all of you. it s good to have you with us. janet, let s begin with what this means, if we can, a little bit, for the uk. borisjohnson has been trying to develop an independent foreign policy. we know it s been pretty clear that this was not a decision that the british particularly wanted to take at this moment. what does this and what s happening in afghanistan ....