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America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
Mayor of New York Should Probably Start Eating Meat Again...
"Example of somebody who's gone a little bit Biden. This is the mayor of New York, Eric Adams, who I guess he doesn't like meat, but being a vegetarian, I don't think it's affected his cognitive skills too well. He's reading a speech and tell me if you agree, it's a little bit disturbing play cut. So our food is not created equal. The vast majority majority of food that is contributed to our emission crisis lies in meat and dairy products that plant power, diet is better for your physical and mental health and I am living proof of that, but the reality is that thanks to this new inventory, we're finding out it is better for the planet. Better for your health, your physical and mental health, Jeff, he doesn't sound too, I mean, that's the worst I've ever heard him. I know. He can't even read a statement that was only 30 seconds. That was like, what's its sharpton? That's like sharpton. Yes, and there's no way it's good for your mental health. Adam Schiff has been a vegan for 20 years. That just sums it up right now. I'm going to second, most famous vegetarian history. Oh, that would be Hitler, right? Yes. Yes, if you need any reason to eat meat, it's the most famous vegetarian history was that little crazy Corporal from Austria.
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
Eyes And Ears Everywhere: The Russian Spies Among Us
"Also in The Washington Post this morning in the wake of the Ukraine war. The U.S. and allies are hunting down Russian spies. You know, you wonder what the intelligence analyst in Richmond, who was hunting down traditional Roman Catholics at attending Latin mass, might have been doing if they were hunting down Russian spies. Over the past year, as western governments have ramped up weapons deliveries to Ukraine and economic sanctions against Moscow, the post reports. U.S. and European security services have been waging a parallel visible campaign to cripple Russian spy network. The German case detailed above, which also involved the arrest of the senior official in the BND, Germany's foreign intelligence service, followed roll ups of suspected Russian operatives in Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Austria, Poland and Slovenia. 400 suspected Russian intelligence agents, many of them with diplomatic cover expelled. So what do you know? The Russians are still spying. The Chinese buy a lot more than the Russians do, but all the bad guys spy and their rains as well. New
AP News Radio
Austria Dog Study-Dog intro and wrap
"A new study says dogs can tell whether humans are teasing them. Researchers at the university of veterinary medicine and Vienna Austria created an experiment that they say shows dogs can indeed understand our different intentions. It involves food. Either the experimental would sometimes clumsily drop the food. Or the experimental would just offer the food, but then in a teasing manner, pull the food back before the top to take it. Senior researcher Christoph Walter says clumsy appears to get more love. On the right side, when they were presented with the clumsy experiment, then with the teasing experimental suggesting that they saw the trans experiment in a more positive light. A researcher sat in a transparent box and offered traits to dogs of different breeds through golf ball size holes. I met Donahue
Finance Magnates
BUX Expands in Spain with Acquisition of Local Neobroker Ninety Nine
"5 a.m. Monday, December 5th, 2022. Expands in Spain with acquisition of local neo broker 99. LTP GTB UX, a Netherlands headquartered financial services firm, has expanded its European footprint with the latest acquisition of the retail brokerage arm of Spanish neo broker, 99. LTP GT LTP GT officially announced on Monday, the acquisition will strengthen the presence of Uttar refs dot finance magnates dot com tag books with target quad blank wide real quad follow quad be usele tagged in the Spanish retail brokerage category. Its aim for the deal is to gain an existing client base as it will migrate 99 retail user base to its platform dot LTP GT LTP GTE are proud and delighted to help a new group of Spanish clients create a stable investment base and build a better financial future, said BU X's CEO, Uruguay. Thanks to this acquisition 99 users will have access to a wide range of services provided by bu X, such as investing in Spanish, European, and U.S. stocks, ETFs, cryptocurrencies, fractional investing, and to be you X savings plan dot LTP GT LTP GT further, following the acquisition. The 99 brand will no longer offer be two C brokerage services it will only focus its resources on providing V two B amp B two B two C services to banks, FinTech, and media groups dot LTP GT LTP GTE have been working for over a year. And a half on RB two B strategy, and while it was a difficult decision, we have decided to focus all our efforts on it, the founder and CEO of 99, Javier sons, various, said dot LTP GT LTP GT, however, our clients are still very important to us, so we have been working with BU X to provide them with a great alternative to continue investing, including two free shares as a welcome gift, free migration to the BU ex platform, and fees almost 50 lower than current ones dot LTP GT LTP GT European. Expansion look VU X offerings in Europe include a range of services like commission free stock trading, fractional shares, and even trading services with lotta ref cops with that finance magnates dot com for ex broker's bucks rebrands trading platform to strict target quad Blanco will quote follow cocktail interacts for different tagged and cryptocurrencies. It now has more than a million customers dot LTP GT LTP GT the platform is aggressively expanding its footprint in the continent. It is now operational in the Netherlands, Belgium, France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Austria, and Ireland. In addition, it has a UK subsidiary which migrated a significant portion of its client base to an EU based sister company following Brexit. The revenue of the UK company, that finance magnates dot com for ex broker's books 2021 revenue helvetic 91 losses deep in quad target quad blank white will quote follow couples to 9.1 million in 2021 with a yearend loss of over 4.2 million. This article was written by arnab as home at WWW dot finance magnates dot com.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Turning Point Action Is Not Sleeping Right Now!
"We are hours everybody hours away and I can tell you our team at turning point action, Austin, Tyler, the entire team. They are not sleeping. Our team was up early. This morning, I think they pulled an all nighter Pete hegseth was live at 3 a.m., Arizona time at a diner, and I know our team was there. We are knocking on doors every single day, turning point pack is about to announce a very sizable advertising campaign for Carrie Lake and for Blake masters and for Mark fincham, so stay tuned for that. At TP pack dot com, unlike all the snakes and like the turtle, we are going all in for the good candidates and we'll be telling you about that advertisement. Those advertising campaigns. By the way, if you live in Arizona, and if you have seen those billboards that say vote, Blake and Lake or Katie Hobbs, the twice convicted racist. That's all turning point pack very proud of the work the team is doing. Tens of thousands of yard signs currently distributed hundreds of thousands of door knocking material that has been distributed. This election cycle, we are doing get out the vote efforts at turning point action TP action dot com at Arizona in Arizona, Georgia, Florida, Michigan, Ohio, Wisconsin. In some ways, somebody said it really interesting to me. They said Charlie, you're creating a parallel Republican Party. And I said, well, we're creating a Republican Party that listens to their voters that excommunicates the rhinos that supports the good guys and plays to win. That's what turning point action and turning point pack are doing. And so we're about to announce some more advertising campaigns there. We're doing a massive get out the vote campaign that is actually unfolding right now in Pennsylvania. Lots of text messages being sent out there in Pennsylvania, Austria, and Oz, we have to get them across the finish line. We must defeat fetterman. So we're doing everything we possibly can. I mean, I'm so proud of our team. They're not sleeping. They're not going on doors. And by the way, this is in addition, it's the sister organization to all the more timeless and eternal educational work that we're doing at turning point academy, TPUSA high school, TPS, college, TPS, TPUSA, faith, all of that work is ongoing. It strengthening its building. We have America fest and it's working in beautiful harmonies.
Travel with Rick Steves
"austria" Discussed on Travel with Rick Steves
"Your call. Thank you. Good luck in your future travels. April's on the phone in Roseville, California. April, thanks for your call. Thanks for having me. Yeah, do you have a comment or a question about Austria? I have to go along with your previous callers suggestion to stay in B and BS because that's what my husband and I did too, but we just did it on the fly. Yeah, I've done it on the flight too, and it works really well. Wonderful experience. And then we went on to the Kremlin falls and drove to the tune club gorge in the falls and then went up the following day to the cocoon reservoir and you go up in three stages and overlook the different valleys down below and getting there is half the fun, especially when you're tram is loaded with tractors. Now that having some kind of a festival. That means you're celebrating the local culture with the local people when you've got a traffic jam of tractors, now April, you're staying in B and BS and you mentioned you did it on the fly. Michael said he used a B and B web booking service. I've just driven around Austria and you see the signs out and they say very clearly if they have rooms or not, is that how you found the B and B's on the fly? Exactly. And we've just had such good luck that I don't think that you're going to have much of a problem there. No, I don't think so
Travel with Rick Steves
"austria" Discussed on Travel with Rick Steves
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The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
The Significance of Giorgia Meloni’s Big Win in Italy
"Italy has had a free and fair election and the result is a big win for the right-wing or Conservative Party. And it's actually a coalition party. But the leading member of that coalition is a group called Friends of the fraternal order of Italy or Friends of Italy. And fraternal brothers of Italy and its leader is Georgia maloney, who will become the next Italian prime minister. Now, there might have been some leftists in this country. I mean, they were, they were warning against this result, and they might have been hoping that it just as here in 2020 you'd get like later results that would pivot away from maloney and give the election to the left. But unfortunately for these leftists here in America, Italy has voter ID. And also the only mules that you find in Italy are four legged ones. They eat grass. So this wasn't honest election. And now the left is dismayed at the outcome, and there's also a lot of screaming about the outcome at the EU. Why? Because at the European Union, they can see that this is a trend that is beginning to sweep across Europe. In the beginning, the trend was only in Eastern Europe and you may say at the periphery of Europe. So Hungary, for example, pivoted in a right wing direction Victor Orban, Latvia, Poland, Lithuania, Czech Republic, Austria, Slovakia. And so the EU said, well, the mainstream countries in Europe aren't going that way. France is okay. Even though we've got le pen, Germany is okay. England is okay. And Italy is okay in Spain is okay, but now Italy, one of one of the countries, in fact, sometimes described as the beating heart of Europe. Italy has decided to also pivot sharply to the right.
The Amateur Traveler Podcast
"austria" Discussed on The Amateur Traveler Podcast
"Beautiful rolling hills and partly farms and partly trees and hoyts gorgeous. If you go to the west, if you go this southern route, then you're close to the Dolomites, dolomite mountains, and the eastern end of the Alps. If you drive through some of these roads, I mentioned the winding road to get to that is beautiful territory there. But all of Austria is quite beautiful. As long as it was really just as long as the weather's good. Okay. I believe that was cheating way up by I'll let you get away with it. One thing that makes you laugh and say only in Austria. It didn't make me laugh. They drive very slowly in the cities. They have slow speed limits and they mean it. And they have cameras that will take your picture if you do not obey the rules. Souvenirs from send you a souvenir postcard. With a price tag. That I haven't gotten one from Austria. I think I just barely missed one because I was following somebody through town, and I think the camera went off and shot them and not me. So I think I lucked out and make me smile, I guess that's one that sort of a thing not happening makes me smile. The guy's selling Mozart concert tickets in Vienna. I was going to kick out of it. If you go to sesame museum, the half bird right outside or all these guys wearing 18th century waistcoats, like some New York guy trying to get you to go to a strip club will be out there handing you a pamphlet for a Mozart concert. And you know, is this a travel scam or something like that? No, but the Mozart concerts are real. And they're very entertaining. But it's weird. All these guys in these suits just go by and they're like gravitate to you, and hand you a pamphlet. So that makes me smile. Excellent. And if I had you to summarize this road trip through Austria in just three words, what three words are you gonna check pick? Oh man. Imperial sights in beauty. And our guest again, it's been Michael January from bargain travel Europe dot com and Michael, if we wanted
The Amateur Traveler Podcast
"austria" Discussed on The Amateur Traveler Podcast
"Into this under the waterfall under the giant spittle waterfall to go into this exhibit. And in this exhibit is some of the most extraordinary design crystal things. Done by different artists, different people. They're a series of rooms, themed rooms you go from one to the other. But also in there are the artifacts that they provided crystal for. Michael Jackson's glove. Is in there. The dress that Marilyn Monroe won to sing happy birthday mister president is in there. There are costumes they did for Cher with sparkling crystals. There's Marlene Dietrich in there. There are modern people. There's a whole collection of what they call Hollywood. All the things they designed for Hollywood and the rocket man costume for Elton John. So wander through there and ultimately, there's a gift shop at the end, but also there's a park with a maze and restaurants and so it's like the Knott's Berry Farm of crystals. But it's all very popular. The parking lot is very large, so it must get a lot of visitors. It is not too far from Innsbruck. An Innsbruck is probably the farthest west of sissy site. It was the western palace of that family. It has one of the most extraordinary churches called the Hoff Kirk, the palace church, but in it is a tomb for one of the emperor's Frederick or Ferdinand. He's not in it. There's a massive tomb, which is extraordinary. It's sort of by metal gate and that has all the gold cherubs and all the things that they put on those things. But they moved his body. So he's not actually there. But to be buried there, he wanted to be surrounded by his legendary idols. So there is a collection of statues in bronze of the great kings and dukes and knights of the Middle Ages, because this is back in the 1400s, 1500s. Okay. There's even King Arthur in there. So all the legendary nightly kings and queens standing before this great empty tomb. But it's quite extraordinary. But next door is the Hoff Kirk, so it's connected to the Hoff is the palace.
The Amateur Traveler Podcast
"austria" Discussed on The Amateur Traveler Podcast
"Tours, these are the salt mines. The salt mines where the wealth came from the sultan was white gold this year and there were underground caves of salt and they mined the salt and that's where a lot of the wealth came from and that's the area where it was. Which it's near Salzburg. It's a little south of Salzburg. Salzburg is a city of salt. Burgers and old town and salts and salts. So it's Salzburg is the city of salt. And one picture in my mind of the salt mine tours is the one of people sliding down something near the end of it, which apparently is the way you get out of the salt mine, I think, we're into it. I'm not sure which I have not done this to work. I have not done a salt mine tour. Either, so that's on my list to do. But yes, I recognize that is some kind of salt slide that they used to slide the chunks down. You cut out a chunk of salt and I think you had to slide it. Down to shoot. And so I think you can slide down those shoots now. From bad issue, maybe a little off the trail, there is a Disneyland of hotels, especially for families. In this area of the tyrol, a place called the. Wi RT, which is now a 5 star hotel. It's not cheap, but it is extraordinary. It's right below a mountain called the wilder Kaiser. Okay. And part of that is called the Kaiser Krohn. Because it's a series of mountain peaks in a semicircle, as they call it the emperor's crown, which is a great spot for hiking, and this place is right below it. But the stange vert started as a, as a coaching in, basically, for mule teams carrying stuff over the mountain passes, and they stopped at this place.
The Amateur Traveler Podcast
"austria" Discussed on The Amateur Traveler Podcast
"The pink panther was set in cortina Tempe cell. So that's where I knew it from with the princess dala on the Tiger rug that all took place in cortina with the stealing of the dog and on the slopes. And so it still has that sort of European Hollywood history. Shot movies there and things. Anyway, so that was a point on this trip. But and then I went and ended up going all the way out to Geneva on this trip, but I'm not suggesting. For an itinerary for someone to plan to do that, let's stick with the sissy road. So from my link or Luxembourg, you can head down to a palace called the esterhazy palace, which is about an hour, a little over an hour from Vienna to the south. And take the a two, and then from there you can take the S 6 which goes past graz, I wouldn't suggest graz on this trip, but you can go down to a town called Spielberg. Like the film director. I don't know if he's associated with Spielberg. I wouldn't be surprised. Spielberg is where the Red Bull ring racetrack is, if anybody has an interest in autos or anything like that, you can stop at the Red Bull ring, and you can take a tour. Of the track, or you can drive a car. They have a program where you can just rent a car. And drive on the track. You don't have to take class, the instructor around until you get it down. And say, okay, I got this. I know how this works. And then the let you go out on your own. So that can be an interesting experience. But there's a lovely hotel, which actually is owned by the Red Bull people are the same sort of the same country called the schloss gabble Hoffman. Which is a lovely hotel. It's a little upscale. The reason it's a good stop is it's on the way.
The Amateur Traveler Podcast
"austria" Discussed on The Amateur Traveler Podcast
"You walk in the door and it has an altar, just like a church, but then there's the back rooms or like a palace, which now include an exhibit about the story. Unfortunately, it's in English. Unlike a lot of other things where all this stuff is in German, but this one's in English. Sure. And it's quite fascinating, and there's even a coffin apparently the mistress was buried four times, which is a story in itself. The Crown prince is buried in the Kaiser grove, the crypt back in Vienna, where both the emperor sissy and the son are all side by side in a room in the Kaiser grove. But myling is an active carmelite, not monastery, but I got it. But it's out in the middle of the Vienna Woods, which is the area that's to the immediate west of Vienna, beautiful Woodland country, and I was following Mark Twain out there because he lived out there and there's a little town called cotton Lloyd Gibb, and Mark Twain stayed in a little villa out there and it's a tiny little town. There is nothing else there other than a church and this little thing where he stayed. You can't visit it. It's a private residence, but there is a plaque on the outside that oddly has a Mississippi steamboat. Black outside. So Mark Twain stayed there, but it's on Carl Strauss on Carl street in the middle of this town, but it's like an Easter egg hunt to try to go find this place with your GPS. But it's very near marling. Also very near myling is the heiligen creutz Abbey. Which is a fascinating place. It is the second oldest cistercian Abbey, the cistercians were the order that supported the Templars. They were associated. Yes. Saint Bernard of clairvaux was a French monk who supported the original Templars in their efforts. And the money of the Templars would pass through the network of cistercian abbeys. Almost a Western Union of their day where you could leave your money with the Templars and pick it up someplace else. They invented banking. Yeah, okay. Why they became unpopular. You deposit your money in one Abbey, and they send a record that you have deposited that to another Abbey. So that's how they got rich and how the Templars got rich. But the cistercians are still very active. And you recognize this assertion because they're in black and white robes. But you can tour this appy. It's still active, unlike some other abbeys that I was visiting in Austria, it is not baroque. So it's an earlier one. And on the weekends, you only can visit if you want to take a tour. You have to go in the afternoon. During the week, they'll have morning visits, but on the weekends, they're only in the afternoon. What they're doing in the morning on the weekend, I don't quite know. But you can listen to Gregorian chants. They basically chant all day long. So if you want to hear Gregorian chants in a gothic church, as one of the places to go to do that, I was going to mention next to marling is a lovely little outdoor cafe called the Alta ja schloss. I'm sure the tour buses stop there a lot. Actually, my link is one of the lesser visited place. I know the tour buses go there, but it's a little off the beaten track and it's a little hard to find the signs. I was going to mention the myling movie that 1968, which was about the murder suicide of The Crown prince Rudolf and his mistress, Mary visera, with Omar Sharif, and what was the movie?
The Amateur Traveler Podcast
"austria" Discussed on The Amateur Traveler Podcast
"Because I often combine car and rail travel in Europe because if you get a rail pass or something else, you traveling around most of that rail, but if you want to get off the train for a while, you run a car and drive. So there are lots of car rental places around rail stations. Time I found at a disadvantage is when I rented a car in Rome. If you run out of the airport, you're out of the city and it's easy to drive if you rent in town, you're in Rome, which is a pretty chaotic place to rent. But Vienna would not be as intimidating a place to drive as Rome. Yeah, portion with Vienna, you can drive around it. I rented a car in Paris once and had to get out and that can also be intimidating. We were nearly in an auto accident in the tunnel where Princess Diana died a few years before she did. And so it wasn't all that surprising for me that that happened. I might have been in that tunnel, not totally certain. And Vienna is a walkable town, so I didn't want to have a car for days in the town and try to make her park it. So I wanted to rent after I had done a few days. And then was ready to go on the road trip. So that's why west bahnhof, the west rail station, there is where the car rental places are in Vienna. And you definitely wouldn't want to get something with GPS, especially you don't want to be wandering and trying to drive around looking at maps and stuff like that. I got a lovely picture of myself in the mail from some town in Germany. Because they have these speed cameras, and if you drive too fast into town, and there's a lovely picture of me looking at a map, as I'm driving into town. You can see my eyes just over the top of the map as I'm driving it down.
The Amateur Traveler Podcast
"austria" Discussed on The Amateur Traveler Podcast
"And sissy was very much into horses. So if you're in Vienna and you get a chance, the Spanish riding school is one of the things to do. They have a kind of a mixed schedule, sometimes a practices and sometimes performances and when you're there, you have to figure out if you have a schedule if you can fit it into your day, but it's certainly worth doing. On this occasion, I was sitting in a ground for box seat, the upper level seats, the cheaper prices you set higher and lower price like the orchestra on a seat in the theater. So we were sitting there, and one of the horses took a lovely dump right in front of our box seats, so it was very authentically aromatic until the guy came out with his bucket and cleans it up and takes it away. But it's a lovely experience in very sort of traditional thing to do in Vienna. Other site within Vienna is the schonbrunn palace, which is one of the great imperial palaces if you're going to visit a palace in the world. If you want to see a palace, Sean bronn is one of the ones to see. It's quite glorious. It's very large. You can spend a lot of time there. And sissy spent time there. She's not as much associated with that palace as Sophia and Sophia trees. But on the ground is what is called the imperial coach. And it has all the royal coaches there.
The Amateur Traveler Podcast
"austria" Discussed on The Amateur Traveler Podcast
"That still exists. It just celebrated its 125th, I think, anniversary. And you can even have a dinner party on it, but it still exists. But sissy, the Empress, Vienna is the imperial city. So a lot of the sites are related to the empire and the emperor and the Empress. On this particular trip, this is my third trip to Vienna. I got interested in the Empress Sissi because of Mark Twain. I like to say, in Europe, the best travel guides are Napoleon and Mark Twain. Because they went to all the best places and they're the best places because they were a train had a little less impact on the places than nipple ended. But you can follow him and he usually left his mark. He left his mark like a dog marking territory. And the same is true for Vienna. There is a cafe called reichen basil, which street and it was a very famous place in its time, and it has a room that is filled with signatures, Mozart, Beethoven, a bunch of other famous people and Mark Twain all wrote their signature on the wall in this room and the Greco basil. If you want to eat in that room, I think you have to probably have to arrange it as a group. But that'll let you go and visit. I'll let you go on if there's nobody in there you can go on and look. Now show the kind of point with a stick, the different signatures all around the room. And you say Mark Twain, and I think of him in Europe being innocent abroad. I don't know if he had other books that were covering that trip. He went around the world a couple of times, but he had three major trips to Europe. He wrote books about, and the third, and which is why I got interested in the emperor sissy, is late in Mark Twain's life. He went through a very tragic period.
The Amateur Traveler Podcast
"austria" Discussed on The Amateur Traveler Podcast
"Other places. And Michael, you have come to talk to us about Vienna and then a road trip from Vienna. Welcome to the show first. Thank you. Will you pitched me the Empress CC road? We met unlikely on a jet boat in Idaho. That is true. Which was fun, but the following the Empress is eroded is quite different from that. Where are we here? Let's put it on a map first before we get started talking about it. Okay. Vienna or Austria is south of Germany, north of Italy, and then stuck between Hungary and Switzerland. Parts of the Alps are in Austria, part of the country is flat and rolling and the other part is very mountainous. A lot of people know Austria from the sound of music, singing from the mountain tops and all of that. That's from Tyrone from around Salzburg to the west. Austria is very rather wide east to west, but rather narrow north to south. This is a road trip so the east OS distance can be surprising. And then the Empress CC road goes from where to where. The Empress sissy road actually there are multiple Elizabeth the Empress of Austria and queen of Hungary is a Princess Diana of the German speaking world. She was a girl that loved the country and I believe it was 16. She was introduced to the emperor of Austria and they married and it was a storybook love story and she became the fashion idol. I guess she was beautiful. Halfway through her life, she got older than tragedy struck. And she was ultimately assassinated. But there have been movies told about the romantic story of the emperor than the young Empress. There's a new series coming out on Netflix in September, October, shot in Germany about the romantic love story. There was a movie in the 50s with romy Schneider as the Empress sissy. And I also just reminded me that there was a movie in 1968 with Ava Gardner playing the Empress Elizabeth. At Omar Sharif playing her son, we'll get to that a little bit.
AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch
AJ on Rose McGowan's Statement About Asia Argento
"Boy. A lot of shit going on, man. You may have read Rose McGowan's statement about the state of our relationship with Asia argento. You may want to believe everything she said about how it all went down. I'm here to tell you much of what she revealed in that statement is not the way I know that it went down, okay? And by it, I'm talking about the years leading up to argenta eventually screwing little Jimmy Bennett in that hotel room when he was a minor and she was a major asshole. But just in case you haven't read anything yet, here's what rose stated. Rose began. Well, I'll cut through in somewhere in the top third of her statement. I received a phone call and a series of messages from the being that I've been dating, rained dove. Now guys, the mainstream media is just now catching up to who rain dove is. I let you guys know who this being was many weeks ago. But anyhow, rose continued. They said they had been texting with Asia and that Austria had revealed that she had indeed slept with Jimmy Bennett. Rain also shared that Asia had stated that she'd been receiving unsolicited nudes of Jimmy since he'd been 12. I'll get to that in a second. Rose continues, ossium mentioned in these texts that she didn't take any action on those images. No reporting to authorities or to parents or blocking of Jimmy's social media, not even a simple message. Don't send these images. They are inappropriate. There are a few of the details revealed as well that I am not at liberty to mention in this statement as investigators do their job. I don't believe they're investigators, but
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
Russia's Power Over Europe With Rebekah Koffler
"Allegedly, Europe is planning to go without Russian energy within a few years time. I don't believe it. When you look at countries like Austria, Hungary, even Ukraine that get a large amount of their natural gas from Russia. Russia still has a great power over them, doesn't it? And it will do for the foreseeable future. Regretfully, yes, Russia has tremendous leverage. Germany may be saying it right now. What's the temperature change still summer, right? Right. As we nearing winter, they're going to change their tune. Because Putin definitely is going to use that energy weapon that he has to dial up and dial down the flows of both oil and gas, right? Because that is his premier weapon. Remember, Putin looks not just at the battlefield at the military component of this whole war. In fact, they began that it is a total war. Russia against the west. But he's looking at it holistically, diplomatic, informational, military, economic, spy craft, law fair, and unfortunately, around administration, the Washington experts, they have two tricks in the bag. They have economic sanctions that pretty much have backfired at us and Europe because Russia and Putin so adapted using that energy weapon.
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Mike Gallagher: Salzburg Is Famous for Two Things
"Well, thanks, Carl, greetings from Salzburg, Austria, without a doubt, the most magnificent magical enchanted city I've ever seen in my life. I'm so glad we got to come to Salzburg. Of course, Salzburg is famous for two things for the tourists. Wolf Wolfgang, Amadeus Mozart. This was his birthplace, and where he spent much of his life. And of course, the sound of music, some scenes that were filmed there. The architecture, though, beautiful churches and cathedrals everywhere. This is a beautiful, beautiful Austrian city nestled on the river and with the Alps and the beautiful fortress believe it or not, overlooking the city that encloses all of it. Just the history, the charm, and of course everything is Mozart Mozart Mozart. This is where he was born. See this house here, with the yellow painting on the outside. That's the birthplace of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. He lived here for a number of years. He moved to Vienna, became disenchanted with Salisbury because he felt they didn't recognize his greatness and wow, his greatness, of course, prolific and felt the world over. Interesting facts about sound of music. We saw a couple of the places where the movie was filmed, including when Julie Andrews came running through the courtyard with her guitar. We saw where they had the big music festival where the von trapp family flat fleas at the end of the movie for the big dramatic finish, but our tour guide explained that locals don't really like the American version of the sound of music because the sound of music was the story of Maria von trapp was originally captured in the early 1950s by a German film. So the Broadway musical, which was mounted in 1959, and then the movie a few years later, for them was just a reprise and they didn't care. People in Austria and even Germany, they didn't care very much for the sound of music. Believe it
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Mike Gallagher Reports Live From Neuschwanstein Castle
"Carl. And welcome back to Germany. This is the very, very famous Neuschwanstein Castle. This is the inspiration for Walt Disney for Cinderella, both the movie and the theme parks, fascinating story about this castle. This was crazy king king Ludwig, who built this castle because he wanted a beautiful masterpiece. A lot of cutting edge technology, indoor heating, running water, things that were unheard of at the time, flushing toilets, even a ringing phone. These are things that were well advanced, and that was king Ludwig's innovations. But this is the castle here in Germany, famous for the Cinderella castle. Have you ever been to Disney World or seen the movie Cinderella? And we're getting this beautiful tour of the Bavarian Alps. Right at the foot of the Bavarian Alps, the weather is perfect, having a beautiful
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Mike Gallagher Reports From Dachau Concentration Camp
"Never forget, of course, that was the reason we wanted to visit duck Howe, the infamous concentration camp, about 20 to 30 minutes outside of Munich. We're standing in an area that was known as the death zone. First of all, this is the bridge that would take prisoners over to the crematorium area. The smaller building was used as a crematorium and as a gas chamber, the bigger building was not. It was constructed over the course of a year by prisoners, but ultimately was not finished in time because of the liberation. This is what they call the death zone behind me. You see the strip of grass where if any prisoners made it to this particular strip of grass, they were immediately executed by the soldiers by the SS in the watchtowers. Then there's, of course, is this bitch if they made it across the ditch, there was a trip wire and then electrified fencing. Many of the prisoners simply ran to this area to be killed. They wanted to be relieved of the horror and the suffering and the torture and the beatings and the starvation. They were shot again either by the soldiers or they would lay, they would touch the electrified fence for an immediate electrocution, a suicide to escape the horrors of what happened here at duck house. So this, again, never forget. It's important to no man's inhumanity to man. The sheer evil that existed here, and this is
Mike Gallagher Podcast
What Will It Take to Return to Constitutional Normalcy?
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Carl Jackson: Liz Cheney Is Effectively Campaigning for Trump
"Is complicit. I want you to hear her audio clip number ten, Eric, please. Justice Department doesn't have to wait for the committee to make a criminal referral. And there could be more than one criminal referral. Are you worried about what that means for the country to be to see a former president prosecuted a former president who is a likely candidate who may in fact be running for president against Biden, it would be Biden's Justice Department. It would be prosecuting. I have greater concern about what it would mean if people weren't held accountable for what's happened here. I think it's a much graver constitutional threat if a president can engage in these kinds of activities and the majority of the president's party looks away. Or we as a country decide, you know, we're not actually going to take our constitutional obligations seriously. I think that's a much a much more serious threat. You heard her say the president's party looks away. Guys, she's not a Republican. Vote her behind out of office. She's trying to get as many Democrats as she can to vote for her in Wyoming, but you Democrats you need to see who this person is. Honestly, I think she's effectively campaigning for Trump.
History Unplugged Podcast
The Four Biggest American Media Celebrities of the 1930s
"In the 1930s, the biggest American media celebrities were four foreign correspondents, Dorothy Thompson, John Gunther, HR knickerbocker, and Vincent Shea. They were household names in their day, and just as famous as their novel writing lost generation counterparts, F. Scott Fitzgerald and Ernest Hemingway. These reporters helped shape what Americans knew about the world between the two world wars by landing exclusive interviews with the most important political figures of their day, including Hitler, Mussolini and Franco, as well as Trotsky, Gandhi, nehru, Churchill and FDR. But they also went beyond state press releases and listened closely to the dissidents in Europe and heard alarming reports of violence against anyone who opposed these authoritarian regimes. The reporting made waves at home and abroad. HR knickerbocker was the only foreign reporter whose dispatches Mussolini bothered to read. Joseph gobel is called knickerbocker in international liar and counterfeiter. John Guthrie shot to fame, but the book inside Europe published in 1936, arguing that, quote, unresolved personal conflicts in the lives of various European politicians may contribute to the collapse of our civilization. In the face of increasing violence in Europe, these reporters had to decide whether they would remain on the sidelines or advocate for their readers to respond. They were the readers of the dictators wouldn't be satisfied with their territories they conquered, and the objected to the policies of appeasement and predicted the coming of the Second World War. Putting together the stories they covered, the Italian invasion of Ethiopia in 1935, the Spanish Civil War broke out the next year, the German annexation of Austria and the karma book Czechoslovakia, and made very accurate judgments about what would come next.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Is America's Sovereignty in Jeopardy?
"Now what if I told you right now this question of sovereignty and who is in charge very well might be put in permanent jeopardy using an international health apparatus. Now there's lots of fail safes built into the constitution. The constitution is a domestic political document. It's the greatest political document ever written. The United States Constitution was not written for the times, was written to stand the test of time. Understanding human nature's predisposition towards greed. Selfishness, lying and cheating and stealing a diffuses power over space and time. There's so many layers of checks and balances in the U.S. Constitution almost as if the founding fathers were inherently distrustful of people with power and they were. Now, it spreads over space and time by it requires a lot of geographic land mass to be able to make decisions and time where it's intentionally long to be able to do something bold and dramatic. This is why the CDC and the FDA swooping in and taking away individual sovereignty. And states rights was something that was deemed unconstitutional was always kind of left to the states and by the way, most European countries do not have that model. I know some Europeans and they were perplexed when they learned about America's response to COVID that it was a state by state model. You see, in Germany, if Berlin wants to do something, it impacts Bavaria as it does um, as it does Munich, one size fits all governing model. In Austria, if Vienna wants to do something, it impacts Salzburg just as much as Vienna. In Europe, the power comes from the top in America the power comes from the bottom.
Mark Levin
Are All Reagan Presidential Foundation Board Members Reaganites?
"It looks like mostly the board Of the Reagan foundation Which I feel a very close affinity to our Friends and surrogates and confidants of the chairman Fred Ryan to make sure he has no challenges And your little fare early on he was staff assistant at the pregnant president Reagan in the office of presidential advance Where of course he would have met his friend Fred Ryan Just giving you some examples Let's see here We have John lonsdale cofounder managing partner 8 VC a U.S. based venture capital firm which manages $4 billion Something is strange here mister producer Why all these individuals these investors these finance guys there aren't many reaganites on the Reagan border directors ladies and gentlemen and McLaughlin core locus is Steve Forbes is Then you have Susan McCall businesswoman former diplomat and philanthropist She served as the U.S. ambassador to the republic of Austria under whom And is currently president of S and R capital investments We have Rupert Murdoch and Lachlan Murdoch those are two reaganites Peggy noonan really a reaganite name only Ted Olson used to be an old buddy of mine but he's crossed the railroad tracks Gerald parsky chairman of aurora capital Jim Patterson chairman chief executive officer for sole owner of the Patterson group Canada's third largest privately held company I know that was here oregano
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
Who Is Dr. Andrei Illarionov, Former Adviser to Vladimir Putin?
"He is a former economic adviser to Russia's acting prime minister jago gadar, chief economic adviser to Russian prime minister Viktor Chen midin and chief economic adviser to Vladimir Putin, doctor Andre il lardo hilaria. Welcome to America first. Thank you very much. Sebastian for inviting me. You are very, very welcome. You have an illustrious resume. I have three pages worth of your qualifications in front of me. We do not have many people with your prior access inside the Kremlin speaking out on American media regarding the events occurring in Ukraine. So let's start at the beginning. Will you walk us through our millions of listeners and viewers across the country, your background before you came to the United States, your qualifications, you've studied in the UK and Austria at Stanford University. So may I ask you just to introduce yourself to our listeners? I'm going to buy my training and I spent most of my time at The Economist and studying economic policy inviting on economic policy. You mentioned some of the people whom I advise to. For almost a TSI was economic adviser to current Russian president. And that time Russia was able to have a pretty remarkable economic growth that double GDP of the country and GDP per CAPiTA was in ten years. It was a little economic miracle for the Russian economy. But it was everything in the past. Since 2008, after three years after my departure, a Russian economy went into stagnation and seeing them economic growth of Russia was not more than 1% per year on average. So instead of doubling GDP within ten years, it's a kind of 10% growth. So 7 to 8% per year country was growing about 1%. It wasn't 1% per year. Now definitely it's a crisis and the intentions of the Russian leadership and first of all of mister Putin right now is very opposite to what you have demonstrated in your initial slight when Putin was talking about a little bit about democracy, freedom or whatever. It's definitely wrong. It's Putin does not pursue this goals anymore. He's intentions are imperialistic. His intentions are conquering the neighboring country, establishing a new world
Mark Levin
Ric Grenell: U.S. Weakness Led to Brexit, European Borders Changing
"But when I hear this stuff and you may disagree with me I don't know your view The American people don't care about Ukraine You know the American people didn't care about Austria The American people didn't care about Czechoslovakia The American people didn't care about Poland at one point And then all of a sudden we have the Third Reich I'm not saying this is the Third Reich I'm not even saying this is the old Soviet Union but I don't think we should be so cavalier as people with a public microphone that just blow this sort of thing off I'd be curious about what you think Yeah I actually agree And I would go one step further in that it matters for NATO and it matters for Europe I spent a long time in Berlin hearing from Brussels and Paris and Berlin about why the transatlantic relationship was really about strengthening Europe And I told Chancellor Merkel that the reason why Brexit happened the reason why Crimea happened rewriting of the European borders which is Absolute nightmare Scenario The reason why we've had the borders rewritten in Europe In the last ten years a couple of times is because of weakness from the United States That's just a plain fact
WCPT 820
"austria" Discussed on WCPT 820
"They had to jump through all kinds of hoops They had to change all kinds of things to make to get it past the parliamentarian As I recall it's remotely possible that I'm off on this but Jack I think that that's So this is the challenge So the question is are they going to come up with a compromise like they did with ObamaCare That is acceptable to Manchin and cinema at the very least And still try to do it through reconciliation I don't know I'm very skeptical and I'm very concerned But Jack thanks for the call Daniel and Manchester New Hampshire hey Daniel what's on your mind doing I wanted to counter the caller It's been a while since I called you I'm actually Daniel and South Carolina now but it's on Carolina Okay I'll make that parent South Carolina East over middle of nowhere What am I northwest of Columbia Okay Yes sir So an earlier caller called in asking how is Biden going to get around the poll numbers or what was he going to do about it And I think the issue there is one Democrats don't like to hit back hard or even hit back with the truth sometimes if it's going to send somebody And two the media like the quote unquote liberal media isn't helping them out You ask questions about like how do you feel about your response to COVID or jobs numbers when they're hiding jobs numbers and they're not asking the question Is there do you think there's anything you can possibly do to get right wingers who will not follow science who will not take a vaccine even if it makes you See what Austria just announced they're doing the country of Austria No sir what's that And Austria has a huge right wing movement They were more Nazi than the Nazis back in the day You know when they just announced that they're doing an absolute total vaccine mandate everybody has to be vaccinated and they're going to roll it out in March And if police stop you for a traffic stop and you can't prove your vaccine status it's a thousand yards It's a 400 dollar fine in the second time It's over a $1000 fine I mean they're just they're going full on it They're saying this country's going to be vaccinated damn it I agree with the safety element of it The problem is it would never work here And I can't go to work fine here We do it with polio We do it with we did it with smallpox But that was before Fox News I can tell you I am in law enforcement I am in law enforcement here And COVID went through our training division rampant because people in positions of authority said it's just a flu Don't worry about masking up Everybody's going to get it So they treat it kind of like chickenpox The latest statistics COVID killed in the last two years COVID has killed more police officers than all other causes in the last decade Have you taken a look at police officers these days We probably have some comorbidities Yeah I had to be like that but one you match ignorance with laziness and I'm not saying all police officers Again I am one But it is a right wing institution even though there are unions up north but it's like you just said before they are very anti union here They're not South Carolina is not trying to stay where it is South Carolina is trying to go backwards And it's just stuff like that That won't work in the U.S. when you've seen it Lockdowns will not work here again You may be right Daniel I hope not but if you try Thanks a lot for the call And thank you.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"austria" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"The U.S. you have lower more people who are unvaccinated still than in the UK for instance Austria is in the same boat So this first doses are still important let alone the booster Are we any closer to knowing how severe omicron is compared to earlier strains particularly delta And no because it's going to be confounded in Nathan with the fact that many people have previous immunity either through delta beta alpha or some other infection or hopefully through vaccination And it is that interaction between the virus and the host that decides the severity of the disease This virulence question will take quite a bit of time to answer because you really need to study it in people who have no immunity at all When it comes to boosting we're seeing the UK really surge the booster vaccination effort reopening mass vaccination sites at the same time we're hearing from the World Health Organization raising concerns about vaccine equity making sure that the developing world that's been trailing the rest of the world in getting people first vaccinations should be a focus as well Is it possible to do both in your estimation to boost or should we be focusing more on just getting vaccines to as many people as possible I would sincerely hope that we can do both at the same time It is very difficult for the government of any country the UK also have Africa or any country to be.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"austria" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Says it has FDA approval to begin providing COVID-19 booster shots to all adults ages 18 and over The makers of both mRNA vaccines say the agency has approved that extra dose at least 6 months after full vaccination Doctor Aisha is dean of the Brown university school of public health The data is now really clear is that a third shot at booster shot 6 months after your second shot of Moderna or Pfizer dramatically reduces your risk of getting infected and spreading the virus Around public health DeNA advisers to the Centers for Disease Control meet this afternoon to discuss boosters if they sign off shots could be available as soon as this weekend Austria is heading into lockdown Germany may do the same as Europe grapples with a brutal wave of COVID On Monday Austria will become the first Western European nation to impose widespread restrictions after curbs on the unvaccinated failed to stem the tide Countries also imposing a vaccine mandate by February that is also a first for Europe The house is back in session for a delayed vote on President Biden's $1.6 trillion build back better agenda Republican leader Kevin McCarthy pushed back the vote to this morning after taking to the floor last night and giving a speech that lasted until just after 5 a.m. Washington time I know some of you are mad at me think I spoke too long But I've had enough America has had enough Minority leader Kevin McCarthy this morning speaker Nancy Pelosi called the tax and spending bill historic and transformative in a nod to McCarthy she said she would keep her remarks brief President Joe Biden is headed to Walter Reed hospital outside Washington this morning for his first routine physical since taking office White House press secretary Jen Psaki announced the trip on Twitter this morning just a day before Biden 79th birthday The president had his last full exam in December of 2019 back then doctors declared.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"austria" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Headlines has been back here there is At a good morning and thank you Three men have been arrested under the terrorism act in Liverpool after a car explosion at a hospital killed one person and injured another which coincided with the country falling silent for remembrance Sunday Police say they are keeping an open mind as to what did cause the blast Australia is putting unvaccinated people under lockdown for at least ten days in a dramatic move to slow the spread of the coronavirus Bloomberg's rose krasney reports from Vienna It's one of the toughest measures yet as Western Europe faces a new wave of cases Austria's daily infections have more than doubled in just a few weeks and medical resources are under strain from Monday the unvaccinated will only be allowed to leave home for essential activities including work school and grocery shopping The measures will be enforced by spot checks and the threat of fines In Vienna ros krasny Bloomberg daybreak Europe Here in the UK Boris Johnson is battling to get his premiership back on track Bloomberg silen has all those details The prime minister and other MPs face a barrage of questions over their conduct yesterday This was the 11th straight day of negative headlines against the conservatives since Johnson's decision to block the suspension of MPO and Paterson for breaking lobbying rules The government promptly used hand following a public outcry but sleeve's allegations against the party continue During a cop 26 news conference yesterday Johnson and missed it he could have handled the passes a row better Polls show the prime minister's popular appeal is waning as labor takes the lead in London I am Eileen bagby Bloomberg daybreak here And India's reopening to foreign tourism today ending at 20 month clampdown as virus infections across the country remain low and vaccination rates to increase after halting tourist visas last year the country is now aligned quarantine free entry to fully inoculated travelers from 99 countries domestic travel and tourism has also already picked up Global news 24 hours a day on.
WBUR
"austria" Discussed on WBUR
"So assuming fillings child is born and lives in Austria and assuming that an Austrians carbon footprints roughly similar to a Brit and assuming the global community sticks to its climate goals of reducing carbon emissions to zero by 2050 and assuming well that's a lot of assuming And with cop 26 just next month we might as well just wait and see what the major players end up agreeing to The crowd science team will be there of course so look out for their episode in a few weeks More interesting for Philly and I reckon is where those 210 tons of carbon equivalent come from and where some of my actually be able to reduce their own impact Well the average person in the UK day to day their carbon footprint is about 13 tons a year And about a quarter of that is the food that they eat and I'm hoping that will go down a lot as we come to eat Less meat and dairy that's the biggest thing in that And then a quarter is about the travel that we do And there's no getting around it We're going to need to reduce by quite a bit the amount of flying we do And then also in travel is driving and we need to drive less but also that will come down as we electrify our vehicles that will help as well And then the third quarter is our home energy and that will improve especially as our grid electricity decarbonise is and our homes improve and then the fourth quarter is everything else and that specifically includes the stuff that we buy We're going to get good at dematerializing having less stuff making our stuff last longer getting into the habit of having things repaired buying second hand all those things that are going to de materialize the economy and help our carbon footprint So between all those things we expecting the carbon footprint to come right down and actually the world will reach we hope Net zero by 2050 You sound quite optimistic about the future So you've got to think one of two things is going to happen Either humanity is going to get on top of the climate crisis in which case if we're clever about it we can live better than ever before we can use this as an opportunity to improve our quality of lives There's a bit of habit changing But you know what It can be better than ever If we don't get on top of the climate crisis let's just be very clear humanity is heading for a very dark place You could argue that the easiest things for filling today if she does care about the future of society and life on earth is to just not have children If a couple decide that they are just not going to have kids for a mixture of lifestyle and environmental reasons then I think that is now regarded increasingly as a totally normal lifestyle choice that people make Whereas I think when the day when I was born it was more often seen as oh dear how sad for them I don't think it seemed like that Anymore And that's really really good Agreed And when you think about the numbers a few people deciding not to have children especially in the carbon spewing global north does.
KQED Radio
"austria" Discussed on KQED Radio
"Were Jews. They fled the Nazis from Austria in 1938 to New York City while pregnant with my mom. My grand parents experience was impressed upon me. And with it came life lessons about being frugal, mindful, prepared and never taking anything for granted. They also transferred to considerable dose of paranoia in general prejudice about anything German or Austrian. I never once heard them speak German, and they vowed, and thick German accents to never return there. Associated German language with their oppressors, not them. Then, in 1990 fresh out of college, I traveled to Central Europe, including Austria. Upon returning home. I visited with my grandmother. How was the trip, Daniel Dearie. It was a loaded question, and I knew it, but still, I gave the straight answer. I had a wonderful time. I told her of my travels, visiting her old apartment, eating her favorite foods and meeting gracious people. She stared blankly at me and said them Nazis. The horrible even now they voted for Kurt, Fall time. In her experience. She was right. A few months ago, and unexpected thing happened. The Austrian government started offering citizenship to the descendants of Jews who fled the Nazis. I could become a dual citizen. Dual citizenship now has special appeal. It's a geographic safety net and escape hatch out of American dysfunction. But they're I submit an application to return to the scene of the crime. Era. Submit my fingerprints. My FBI records my passport to the very people who expelled my family for being Jews. Submitting That application has all the 2020 fields unsafe, ominous, forced wrong. And yet it also seems like the potential for a new beginning in 2021 acceptance forgiveness, moving on As they say in German and the boot. Alice Coote. With a perspective. I'm Dan Lieberman. Dan Lieberman lives in Albany and works for Regional Community Energy Service, and you can share your thoughts on his commentary online at kqed dot org's slash perspectives. Support for perspectives comes from Leave Cabraser Heimann in Bernstein. Seeking justice for the injured victims of fraud, whistleblowers, employees and investors in the Bay Area and nationally.