uh, goodwin, you uh, matt goodwin, where are you on issue, 2024. and we've on this issue, 2024.situation, uh, where a long standing public servant who's mp as well for who's been an mp as well for many years now not going to many years is now not going to run again. he's going to leave pubuc run again. he's going to leave public office essentially because threats life. because of threats to his life. it's completely disgraceful. >> this story should be on the front page every major front page of every major national and the national newspaper. and the prime should be issuing prime minister should be issuing a statement. is a robust statement. it is unacceptable that our elected politicians are fearing for their lives, fearing , uh, of their lives, fearing, uh, of radical islamists. their lives, fearing, uh, of radical islamists . let's be radical islamists. let's be clear. let's call this what it is radical islamism. the same thing that resulted in the murder of david ames. the same thing that tried to murder stephen timms. thing that tried to murder stephen timms . we have got

uh, matt goodwin, you. of uh, matt goodwin, thank you.ion tonight. also, very tonight. and also, very importantly, you importantly, always thank you for joining this for watching. and joining this conversation. much conversation. i very much appreciate it. have great appreciate it. have a great weekend i'll see monday weekend and i'll see you monday night . a brighter outlook with night. a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> good evening. welcome to your latest gb news weather update with me annie from the met office. it will be a chilly start to the weekend. there will be some early sunshine though, with a of showers with a risk of showers developing the afternoon. low developing in the afternoon. low pressure charge pressure has been in charge through today that will slowly start fill , through today that will slowly start fill, bringing us a start to fill, bringing us a slightly more settled evening and any showers and saturday, so any showers through the day will tend to fade away through

goodwin. org always a must read. well, i'm delighted to say that matthew goodwin joins me now.he studio. going to be studio. you're going to be hosting live debate studio. you're going to be hostinthis live debate studio. you're going to be hostinthis on live debate studio. you're going to be hostinthis on the ve debate studio. you're going to be hostinthis on the 18th ebate studio. you're going to be hostinthis on the 18th of ate studio. you're going to be hostinthis on the 18th of march. about this on the 18th of march. we'll get the details in a moment, in short, what's moment, but in short, what's your view? immigration good moment, but in short, what's yo bad ew? immigration good moment, but in short, what's yo bad for’ immigration good moment, but in short, what's yo bad for the mmigration good moment, but in short, what's yo bad for the country? on good or bad for the country? >> well, kind of immigration >> well, the kind of immigration that we have mass that we have now mass immigration, skill immigration, low skill immigration, low skill immigration, low skill immigra

i've got alongside me matthew goodwin, aaron bastani , matthew goodwin, aaron bastani, lots to talk about before we get stuck in. let's cross live to polly middlehurst for tonight's latest news headlines . latest news headlines. >> michelle, thank you and good evening to you. well, the prime minister has been defending today his government's action on the economy , insisting it is now the economy, insisting it is now turning a corner on a visit to yorkshire . earlier, he yorkshire. earlier, he acknowledged it has been a difficult few years for households . data published later households. data published later this week will show whether or not the uk has slipped into a technical recession. rishi sunak didn't say, though , whether that didn't say, though, whether that would end the prospect of tax cuts . cuts. >> the last couple of years have been undoubtedly difficult for the country and the economy . the country and the economy. recovering from covid, the war in ukraine, the impact on energy bills. but at the start of this year , i really believe that the year, i really believe that the

let's turn this to matt goodwin . in the different areas goodwin.eah, in the east midlands and in the, uh , where's midlands and in the, uh, where's where's kingswood in the greater bristol area? >> um, it's the eastern suburb of bristol trying to think of one of the 12 regions that it might sit in, but that's going back to perhaps too much eu organisation. >> um, is there, is there a big, big difference between how these two seats act? >> um, well , two seats act? >> um, well, we're about to find out tonight, but i think, you know what's interesting demographically, i think they're not too, too far apart . they're not too, too far apart. they're both seats, as we've both pro—brexit seats, as we've mentioned and, you know, mentioned. and, um, you know, they're both conservative held seats currently. you know, seats currently. so, you know, there some there are there are some similarities. i think probably what sunak will be doing is what team sunak will be doing is taking all of the by elections that have happened time and that have happened this ti

michele goodwin, mark joseph stern, thank you so much for being with us.use general gendered policy -- biden's administration response to the ivf ruling. be sure to follow the show on social media, our handle everywhere is at the weekend msnbc. s at the weekend msnbc. hellooo new apartment. one bank for now. for later. for life. chase. make more of what's yours. every day, more dog people, and more vets are deciding it's time for a fresh approach to pet food. they're quitting the kibble. and kicking the cans. and feeding their dogs dog food that's actually well, food. developed with vets. made from real meat and veggies. portioned for your dog. and delivered right to your door. it's smarter, healthier pet food. get 50% off your first box at thefarmersdog.com/realfood rsv can severely affect the lungs and lower airways. but i'm protected with arexvy. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. rsv can be serious for those over 60, including those with asthma, diabetes, copd, and certain other conditio

let's ask lauren goodwin. nice to see you again. what is the playbook now?we need to do something different because of what he said yesterday? >> you know, the market took powell's comments as a surprise. we saw the rate cut move to lower probability, but i don't think a lot has changed here. the economic data is pointing to being a little too hot for the fed to move assertively. we believe the next move down in rates and therefore needing adjuration is moving away. >> one from today said i'm staying with march. most people have bumped it back to may. some still have june for the first cut. does march even matter, or is it the fact that cuts are coming ? ultimately that matters more than may or june? does it matter? >> conversations matter on the margin but for a balance investor portfolio, it is all about the top rates having come in and we are seeing cash move off the sidelines as investors recognize, hey, it might actually only be six more weeks we have to lock in yield. >> let's talk about that. yesterday right after mr. powell finished his news conferen

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sickle cell, i would do it in a heartbeat. >> michael goodwin's back in the hospital today, dealingnd researchers hesitate to call this treatment a cure, but during vertex's recent earnings, call the coo said they have already signed outcome based agreements with individual medicaid plans, and they are working on with commercial players. and they are confident, because so few people, he says failed to respond. both vertex and bluebird anticipate starting treatments for their very first patients in the coming weeks, john. >> so is a matter of if it works, then it's worth it? >> it's, it's really a matter of paying it all at once. researchers at the university of washington say if you look at the cost, it under $2 million, which is part probably would be under negotiations. if you look at the long term. costs in the lifetime costs, it balances out and it's worth it. but you pay that over a few, years so hundred thousand dollars a year. and at this point, no one's talking about a netflix model. but, that is one of the things that people are starting to look at longer term for these bre

that is factual, that is not just professor goodwin making that up.n a significant backlash and response from actually both sides of the political aisle. there are some conservatives, particularly the people who don't favorable shun writes, they're not even sure what this is about. just this past week, the republican senator, state senator tim nelson suggested that he would introduce a bill to clarify this ruling, and democrats in the state introduce legislation stating that a fertilized human egg existing outside of a human body is not a person. what is going on from a legislative framework and alabama. and i ask you this for context, because for the rest of us who don't live in alabama, you have always warned, watch alabama closely, because what happens here could becoming twisty near you. >> right, so what we're seeing right now is that republicans are scrambling, and to make it very clear to people outside the state, our state houses almost highly republican, our government is almost entirely republican, and so watching them try to handle where th

but next expert pollster mark goodwin. looking ahead goodwin.mbshell the results of our bombshell exit how many of those exit poll. how many of those undecided voters the prime undecided voters did the prime minister vote minister convinced to vote for him? and after that, it is the minister for common sense, esther mcvey, a cabinet minister for on this show. for you live on this show. joining reaction joining me to give her reaction and , she's going to tackle and also, she's going to tackle the woke extremist culture eroding the army. at eroding the british army. at least according to least that's according to defence secretary grant shapps said forces will focus said our armed forces will focus less on diversity and more on defending the nation. it's patrick christys tonight. i'll see isabel monday to thursdays from 6:00 till 930. come up leader of reform uk richard tice , who was reform uk richard tice, who was namechecked by rishi sunak there. >> how would he have answered some of those questions that you , the wonderful people put to our p

thank you, michael goodwin. thank you very much . goodwin. thank you very much.ighter after the break. stefan kyrees will be in the studio to whip us through the latest theatre productions that are delighting or indeed confounding audiences radio show. >> welcome back . quotes. no one >> welcome back. quotes. no one was hurt apart from the royal navy's reputation and a quote that was the verdict of one of russia's main news shows after it emerged last week that a royal navy tested the trident nuclear missile system had failed. there was mockery in other world media following the farcical tests in which the missile, britain's only form of nuclear deterrent , missile, britain's only form of nuclear deterrent, plopped into the sea shortly after breaking the sea shortly after breaking the surface of the water. all this while, the minister of defence , sir grant shapps, was defence, sir grant shapps, was on board to witness the procedure. just how worried should we be about the state of the royal navy and the national nuclear to answer nuclear deterrent? to answer tha

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from saudi arabia, abdullah naseeb and yazen al-nanimat from jordan, carrick goodwin from australia, lee kangin from south korea and iman. hossein from iraq are present. saeed ezzat in the uae after separating from vaile denmark. saeed ezatollahi, the iranian national player, who has a history of playing in it has danish super league, english championship, jupier, belgian jupier, russian super league and qatar stars league. with the end of his contract with waileh, it is said that he has reached an agreement with the officials of the shabab al-ahly team, and this player will most likely play in the emirates league next season. fakhr al-dini had a season with alinium. milad fakhrdini ended his cooperation with this club after two and a half seasons in iraq's alinium, and today he left the team after an agreement with the club officials . the appearance of the uzbek star in the training of esteghlal. esteghlal's most important purchase in the winter window went to the late nasser ajazi's camp today to attend his new team's renovations for the first time. the captain of the uzbekistan n

really what americans want in terms of how they think about building their own families. >> michelle goodwinining us. i know it's a complicated decision. but it does have potentially far reaching effects, and certainly immediate effects for couples in the state of alabama, and we're going to talk to one of those couples in a moment. michelle, thank you. >>> coming up, an alabama couple going through the ivf process joins me. what the ruling now means for them. >>> and will he be disqualified or immune or off the hook in georgia? what is in store for donald trump this week. p this week. scrub, soak? nope. i just scrape, load... and i'm done. platinum plus is cascade's best clean ever. with double the dawn and double the scrubbers, it removes the toughest grease and food residue for an irresistible clean and shine. rewash? not in my house. upgrade to cascade platinum plus. dare to dish differently. hi, i'm greg. i live in bloomington, illinois. i'm not an actor. i'm just a regular person. some people say, "why should i take prevagen? i don't have a problem with my memory." memory loss is, is n

. >> i've worked with hurts, metca metcalfe, hopkins, taylor, goodwin, shawn murphy, khalil mack. reporter: anyone who's dripped out walking into that tunnel. what's the creative process with these dudes? >> some guys just want to look nice and neat and for it, right? some guys, i want recognition in fashion. those are two totally different exercises when it comes to styling guys. >> reporter: fashion has become such a big part of the sport, dex says teams are now using him when they recruit players. >> i've literally had this conversation happen. "we're trying to sign this kid, i'm wondering, can we put you in this deck that we're giving to his team as a resource once he gets in?" >> reporter: it is so in the space, it is literally being used as a recruiting tool? you want to look good, sign with us? >> absolutely, for sure. it's insane. >> reporter: at the nfl honors, tyrod rocked the red carpet with a dior look they collaborated on. >> this is my first time doing a super bowl look. i just wanted work with trevarious. >> reporter: melissa has been styling some of the hottest ath

thank you so much lauren goodwin. i forgot to officially think liz young too for being with us. we have two mystical for the closing bell. >> you got a lot of people in this show today. let's talk about the maker of cornflakes and flukes. seeing its shares climb higher despite the sellout after posting the sales that beat all his expectations. this would be wk kellogg which was spun off of kellogg last year. even though the company did beat, they did drop a q4 sales. they are pushing back on recent price hikes, and they're looking for bargains instead. that's a trend worsening with general mills. you can see shares of 7 1/2%. marriott falling despite beating a mental analyst estimates. it was weaker partially due to a higher tax rate. this was according to management. but, the management cfo dennis and the writing so that she expects slower, but is still growing leisure revenues this year. shares are down almost 6%. >> all right. thank you very much. we will see you soon. utilities. they're getting slammed today too. energy relics he. everything is red. i can understand. yields

lieutenant governor earl sears, attorney general mijares, members of our general assembly, chief justice goodwin and justices of our supreme court, members of my cabinet and my fellow virginians, what an honors the to be with you this afternoon. today we gather in our common wealth capital, not as republicans, not as democrats but as virginians and what an honors the to welcome 54 members of the general assembly that are in their new seats. [applause] >> and as we open the next chapter, we mark yet another trailblazing moment in the history of the common wealth in welcoming the new speaker of the house speaker don scott. not withstanding the esteemed body being described as a citizen legislature, we all know it's a full-time job and to serve is both privilege and responsibility, i want to personally thank you and i want to thank your families for the sacrifices that you all make and i particularly want to thank you our first ladies, susan youngkin. her love for virginia and more so for the people across this great the common wealth inspires me each and every day. thank you for your service and t

carrick goodwin scored for australia in the 42nd minute and this team took the lead. hwang heechan, however, in the sixth minute of extra time in the second half of the game for korea he scored and tied the match. the result that lasted until the end of the usual times and the work took 15 minutes overtime. 4 minutes from the first half of extra time had not yet passed when sanhyeong min scored the second goal and his team. he gave one. after o'neill's dismissal in the 105th minute, australia reduced to 10 men. but after that , australia was unable to make up for the single missed goal , and the koreans added to their score , and the game ended with the same advantage of 2-1 korea. however, in the other match of this stage today , jordanian and tajikistani teams will play at ahmad bin ali stadium in doha they went the same distance, and this game ended with a goal in favor of jordan. vahdat hananov , the defender of the tajikistan team , opened the own goal by mistake in the 67th minute. with this result, jordan managed to appear in the semi-finals for the first time

his last interview was with doris kearns goodwin, who included portions of it in book no ordinary time which also won the pulitzer for biography in 1995. conventional belief still holds that other than polio, fdr was completely healthy until march 1944, when dr. bruhn wholly unsuspected congestive heart failure. after allegedly examining him for the first time, the examination supposedly took place because anna had felt that the presidential physician ross mcintyre was not delivering medical care to her father. so the story goes until his death caused by a stroke that came as a, quote, bolt out of the blue, unquote. on april 12, 1945, fdr, no serious medical problems other than high blood pressure and gallstones ostensibly has dramatically weight loss, was due to a enforced diet. and he cared little about his health and never asked doctors anything about it because. quote, he had a job to do unquote. none of. this is true, margaret. daisy, certainly fdr has devoted closest companion as historian geoffrey ward has aptly labeled her, perpetrated her own cover up. she edited diary to excl

i thought that -- i am big on lincoln and the team of rivals, doris kearns goodwin. i thought he had a chance to make mitt romney his secretary of state and i think that is the biggest ball he dropped because then mitt romney turns around and becomes a utah senator and votes against him twice for impeachment. so, if i was president -- and also, we have a 70 year embargo against cuba. china is building this army over there and we have all types of relationships with people and i think after 15 presidents in 70 years, if i was president i would end the embargo and i would tear down that wall. >> thank you mr. mitchell and thank you to the participant and candidates. best of luck to you moving forward. you, very much for what you are doing. i know it is not easy. thank you for joining us here at st. anselm college and for our friends at c-span for airing this. have a great night. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >>> today healthcare officials testified on the effectiv

in an interview with front page sports, mayor goodwin says she hopes the team stays in northern california. >> i have lived in this town 60 years. so i know the town like the back of my mhand. i personally think they have to figure out a way to stay in oakland and make their dream come true. i run into people from oakland all the time. they want to keep the team. >> an interview with the front office, she clarified her statements on x, it's my belief in a perfect world, the ownership would like to have a new ballpark in the water in oakland and the ownership and government there should listen to their great fans and try to make that dream come true. should that fail, las vegas has shown that it is a spectacular market for major league sports franchises. the a's have been planning on building a ballpark on the strip where the tropicana hotel currently sits. they want to do that by 2028. the team's lease in oakland is up after this season. >>> finally, huge announcement yesterday. three of the biggest companies in sports broadcasting, warner brothers discovery, espn and fox are joining force

it's an unrivalled matt goodwin.s, allison, greatest britquitele serious union jackass, allison, greatest britquite le serious one. union jackass, allison, greatest britquitele serious one. patrick. >> quite a serious one. patrick. rabbi zakaria deutsch, a chaplain at leeds university. the rabbi and his wife and children are currently in forced into hiding after receiving death threats from the pro—palestine mob because the rabbi . he was a chaplain for the rabbi. he was a chaplain for the israeli defence force. i just want to say to rabbi deutsch, this is not what britain is about. millions of us stand with you and your family and against the people who hate you and who are anti—semitic. god bless you. >> oh, gosh. okay allison. well, thank you very much for that . thank you very much for that. um. go on. sean, who's your greatest? my greatest britain is eight from police , eight officers from the police, um, gang and proactive team who are off duty, who saw altercation and they had no equipment, and they got involv

hydro geologist tim goodwin has been studying groundwater. he says the department of water resources is now looking at the whole water picture. notice i'm not distinguishing groundwater from surface water does one resource they are connected. so just how much water can we store underground? imagine this one about represent all the water in our lakes and rivers 40 to 50 million acre feet of water from rain and snow. >> garbage cans represent how much water we can store underground. and even though the aquifers aren't all the way empty, there is still plenty enough room to fit 4 to 5 times the amount of water we get in one year. in other words. it's just a drop in the bucket. so how do we get all that water underground? scientists have found 2 main ways. but the back for the first we go to roseville that we have reroute it around check valve. these large pipes are part of an advanced water pump over 20 years in the making in 2006, the city of roseville was one of the first to build a reversible water pump really key in sort of pioneering the pr

and isa goodwin joe. he said don't compare us to the almighty, compare us to the alternatives. that's a good one. he's got the talent. i want to see the team on the field all. he's got a good cabinet. are they knocking your door to come on this program? >> we are, adelino. >> they should, though. they should be out there buttressing this but they had to say it every single day and okay you want the slogan you all go out and say we want to close the border, they want to close the abortion clinics. those are the two issues in this race. he can win back the immigration. i watched george w. bush win back the education issue. bill clinton won back the crime issue. big republican issue. he can do this. i couldn't be happier. i've criticized -- >> off camera not in front of reporters. he didn't speak to reporters as he got onto marine one. >> i don't see that discipline happening, paul. i think it's hopeful. again, because this administration tends to get in its own way. take two out one, day let joe be involved another day. oh let's not do any of that. here he has a chance to say to

the members of that committee, jennifer clark, kelsey brown, beatrice franklin, abby glock, justice goodwin lu, michael carmen, amy, deborah jones, trevor morrison, and daniel rubins. the meeting today will be chaired by judge owens and scott harris will be the secretary. i had the incredible honor of clerking for justice ginsburg. before i turn the podium over, i wanted to share a few reflections on three roles that defined the justices life and career. as a lawyer, a mentor and a fighter. perhaps the most natural place for me to begin his justice ginsburg's role as an advocate. it's natural not only because i'm speaking on behalf of the supreme court are, but because justice ginsburg is the person who moved my admissions to this bar and was one of the first people who encouraged me to apply for a job in the s g's office. i did not get to argue before her as solicitor general, i would like to think she's happy that i could speak about her today. justice ginsburg's accomplishments as an advocate are extraordinary, the stuff of legends. she argued six cases in this court between 1972 and 197

see you on "closing bell" and see if we can make a run at that all-time high for the nasdaq lauren goodwinan ova. susan, finals, what do you have? >> thermal fisher, tmo it's a health care company that applies a lot of technology to the device industry and it's coming back from its covid low >> shannon >> reits, much more attractive >> all righty. and josh brown >> sahara. really like this name. >> i'll see you on "closing bell." for now, "the exchange" begins next ♪ ♪ >> thank you very much, scott. welcome to "the exchange." i'm dominic chu in for kelly evans. here's what's ahead on the show. today's key inflation data still ahead of the 2% mark, but that's not stopping our next guest from playing offense. what he's doing in a more nontraditional way and from the housing shortage to on shoring to america's aging demographic, there's a reit trade to take advantage of all that we have the names and the one trend our next guest says is especially bullish in that sect

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she asked if i thought they'd be goodwin bypassed desperation.ey were never good to begin with, as i only eat all beef, and jim, i only -- one plate. that's a lot of revenue behind a lot of dogs. should we buy that -- >> costco, we had about 50 hotdog yesterday. listen, -- the cfo just quit. and i've got to find out what the heck is going on. the cfo was really good. it just happened. so we're gonna hold off right now for kroger. let's go to michael in new jersey. michael? >>, jim, a big booyah to you. >> oh, i remember -- we came, in my kids were 14, about every one of the kids for 16. i challenge them. that was the end of my coaching career. what's up? >> greatest under the radar stocks. barely mentioned. 294 consecutive quarterly dividends, and 67 fiscal years of increased dividends, and that of course, is arthur hannah. >> what a company. what a company. unbelievable. they used to come on in the first couple years of the show, and it was just blow away. and then, they kind of went my way. i think ph is a remarkable company. let's go to david

when doris kearns goodwin asked me to go binge drinking with her, i accepted it. one answer. good. and i was thrilled to be wall street journal, but it was great experience. i mean, when somebody as you know well, somebody can buy your work and they don't have to talk. that's right. but let me be part of the process at every step along the way. and just to go to the academy awards, i felt really proud of what they done. and the interesting thing is this big fat i had originally tony had written a script that was more chronological and he loved and chase not liked him as a person, loved him as a character. and then was just too big. and they finally this is where imagination comes in. they hit the idea of just doing the 13th amendment, but meanwhile they knew the character of lincoln and that's what mattered to me was that that they got the person was they got the political genius he was got the humor person he was they got the melancholy that he had. and that's what you care about. did they responsibly do that they even i was even able to persuade daniel and steven to tell my favor

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georgetown law professor michele goodwin says the case hinges on the question of whether the insurrection clause applies to the office of the president. this is a highly unusual case because we've not been presented before with the backdrop like january 6, donald trump's political fate could be decided by this case, but he isn't expected to be here at the supreme court for the hearing, though, his allies across the street at the capitol are jumping to his defense. they cannot beat. >> president trump. >> and an actual free and fair election. so they are tryirg to rig the game. >> and the courts, colorado congresswoman lauren boebert slammed her state's effort to keep trump off the ballot. absolutely absurd. completely un-american, completely unconstitutional. and congressman matt gaetz says he thinks the high court will side with trump. our expectation is that the court will not embrace the anti democratic impulses that we've seen elsewhere. we don't know when the court will issue its ruling, but there is pressure to resolve the case by early march when colorado holds its primary election

doris goodwin, i don't know if she's here right now, but dawson, i would go see president obama quite a bit. i did the oral histories, the climate people from the obama administration for columbia, and we would work. yeah, but we in president obama would constantly be worried about the visual component. like it's so big for all the things taught. how does one in a visual aid it and you know he ended up going to alaska and holding a fish or you're showing an a glacier, a melting. it's such a large problem. i just don't i think that in the sixties, you can still get away with the documentary film a little bit, the books. so that's what i mean. maybe pop culture has to lean in. i'm not convinced if joe biden this climate record that not getting the climate activists to say don't quit saying he's too or something combined combined in at a biden rally and say we're going to he did do that nuts and we're going to move the kind of the political needle a little forward. but while let me ask you, in our very limited about climate action in the term and environmental justice issues. so tell me

well, the leading spokesperson for the a's to stay in oakland right now is las vegas mayor carolyn goodwining. >> goodman is the number one most powerful spokesperson in saying that team should be in oakland. by the way, andy, i don't want to interrupt you, but we do have that sound bite from that podcast. >> let's play the mayor who said this when the shiniest spotlight was on her town during the super bowl. here's the mayor of las vegas. we went out to reach for them. >> and yet, no, they're going to go out. want to get closer to the strip with all the congestion and everything. and i thought, this does not make sense. and so why is it happening? and then i thought, well, because they really want to stay in oakland. they want to be on the water. they have that magnificent, um, dream. i personally think they've got to figure out a way to stay in oakland and make their dream come true. >> all right, andy, i cut her in on these meetings here. >> mayor needs to move up to oakland. >> what do you think? >> uh, well, super bowl week. travis. uh and, uh, yeah, they couldn't have been too happy

this is michael goodwin in an op-ed that's entitled joe biden is playing with fire in the middle east iii. this is what he wrote with. by saying preetedly he's trying to avoid a wider war, the president is sending a message that has deterred him from directly punishishing its aggressions. it's a form of appeasement that will end the way appeasement all the always does. million that changes, iran has no -- can until that changes, iran has no reason to stop. guys, it does feel like escalation in search of deescalation or deterrence. we just keep shooting, and i said it this morning, we're told it hit because i don't know, we can't confirm for you this morning what buildings were hit, how many were hit. this is what the pentagon is telling us and we're at some level having to trust their numbers on it. but what happens next, we have no idea. rachel: right. i think a lot of this is being colored by the fact that we're in an election year, right? and i was looking, you know, not to get off the a subject because this is so important, but i was looking at the economic numbers and some articl

thanks to a nice finish. quite a straight is craig goodwin. in the 2nd hole, the koreans push time and the if it's pay don't song union winning a penalty. i did tell him thanks to view all reviews. when he chan stepped up to take the spot and convert to do with these to send the game into extra time. but it was still in himself that proved to be that meant to in the tubman stones 3 kit ceiling. a to one went over straight here to finish the game was 10 minutes. very exciting and very, very happy for it a we and of course, yeah. go 1st so far that we are losing so we are. so depressive, but the end, the end of the game, we are reading so we are so, so how be we are cherry for them. i cannot have any fly in the hall. i'm happy right now. was it like why right now? because i like to the doctor, we're heading to the law, so they know they go talk to us because george and if they want to make it to the finals for the finance or whatever, they don't need any permission to done the the full hers. i recurs to face a big test flights, or is they take a

i had a friend that was a supreme court justice,'s name is bernard goodwin. he swore me in.n chesapeake circuit court house. with my wife and my neighbors, about three or four people there. he swore me in. it was amazing -- what is amazing is, he is the same person who became the chief justice anhe swore me in on january 10. i believe in god. no doubt about it. if you don't believe -- -- i am sitting there looking at him, like, this is crazy. i can't believe it. the same person that swore me in in 2015, swore me in on january 10 of this year. exact same person. crazy. host: what kind of logic you practice? speaker scott: i didn't turn down anything but my caller when i started. [laughs] whatever kind of work that could come to me, i would do it. i was doing real estate, anything i could do. i started doing well and started getting some high-profile criminal cases. i was doing personal injury stuff. that is how i started out. i was working hard and then eventually, i ended up getting some very, very large cases. i had a good friend named jeffrey bright that i would call and s

book, allison i've worked with david maraniss as editor bob woodward's editor, tony lucas doris kearns goodwin. it's an honor to have been edited by alice allison. i had a different way of working which was her way which really helped me which was that knowing i'm a recluse when i'm working on a book every three or six months, you would invite me to or lunch and we would end up doing all of the conceptual editing of a book just over the of those lunches. so that by the time i was handing in manuscript, we agreed on the big picture of the book. we understood the narrative of the book, and that made the line go much more smooth oddly. i also have to say this is the kind of editor alice was. she no detail escaped her. the last book i wrote for her was called breaking the line. it was about hpc, youth football, the civil rights movement. and the book is all done. it's going into production. we chosen the photos for photo insert and i sent in my captions and i'm with my wife going to kennedy airport to go and visit our son in madrid, where he's doing study abroad. my cell phone rings alice and she

i had a friend that was a supreme court justice,'s name is bernard goodwin. he swore me in.chesapeake circuit court house. with my wife and my neighbors, about three or four people there. he swore me in. it was amazing -- what is amazing is, he is the same person who became the chief justice and he swore me in on january 10. i believe in god. no doubt about it. if you don't believe -- -- i am sitting there looking at him, like, this is crazy. i can't believe it. the same person that swore me in in 2015, swore me in on january 10 of this year. exact same person. crazy. host: what kind of logic you practice? speaker scott: i didn't turn down anything but my caller when i started. [laughs] whatever kind of work that could come to me, i would do it. i was doing real estate, anything i could do. i started doing well and started getting some high-profile criminal cases. i was doing personal injury stuff. that is how i started out. i was working hard and then eventually, i ended up getting some very, very large cases. i had a good friend named jeffrey bright that i would call and s

by the strangest prey goodwin in the 2nd hole, the koreans pushed hon. if it's paid off on union winning a penalty. i did tell him thanks to view all reviews. when he chan stepped up to take the spot and convert to do with these to send the game into extra time. but it was still in himself that proved to be them. it took me to the top and still 3 key ceiling a to one wind over straight. if we finish the game with 10 men, very exciting and very, very happy for the wind. of course. yeah. go 1st so far to be our new thing. so we are, so depressive, but that and the end of the game we are reading so we are so so how be we are cherry for them. i cannot even fly in the hall. i'm happy right now. was it like why right now? like to the doctor, we're heading to the last for they know they got tough just because george and if they want to make it to the finals for the final. so ever, they don't need any permission to done the news. they do a democratic republic of congo or into the last or at the ask a couple of nations that came from behind to beginning 31. the a

, to be less than 10% of goodwin, to be less than 10% of the population in dominate our politics arepublic and private sector and seem to enjoy a majority stake in our media. the latest is this extra ordinary story in the daily telegraph, which reveals that the top russell group universities believe that the idea of the best person for the job is a microaggression . that's job is a microaggression. that's right , folks, merits is dead , right, folks, merits is dead, and being good at things is a bad thing. as far as i'm concerned. the downfall of the west can't happen fast enough. bnng west can't happen fast enough. bring popcorn. our country is changing. without public consent and certainly without any public enthusiasm . ordinary people enthusiasm. ordinary people across the land are sick and tired of living in a country where they're afraid of what to say or what to think . i predict say or what to think. i predict there will be a cultural backlash, and it will eventually correct the other way. and we'll get back to normal. common sense , the truth, facts will win, but without rea

, to be less than 10% of goodwin, to be less than 10% of the population in dominate our politics aren the public and private sector and seem to enjoy a majority stake in our media. the latest is this extra ordinary story in the daily telegraph, which reveals that the top russell group universities believe that the idea of the best person for the job is a microaggression . that's job is a microaggression. that's right , folks, merits is dead , right, folks, merits is dead, and being good at things is a bad thing. as far as i'm concerned. the downfall of the west can't happen fast enough. bnng west can't happen fast enough. bring popcorn. our country is changing. without public consent and certainly without any public enthusiasm . ordinary people enthusiasm. ordinary people across the land are sick and tired of living in a country where they're afraid of what to say or what to think . i predict say or what to think. i predict there will be a cultural backlash, and it will eventually correct the other way. and we'll get back to normal. common sense , the truth, facts will win, but witho

i had a friend that was a supreme court justice,'s name is bernard goodwin. he swore me in. in chesapeake circuit court house. with my wife and my neighbors, about three or four people there. he swore me in. it was amazing -- what is amazing is, he is the same person who became the chief justice and he swore me in on january 10. i believe in god. no doubt about it. if you don't believe -- -- i am sitting there looking at him, like, this is crazy. i can't believe it. the same person that swore me in in 2015, swore me in on january 10 of this year. exact same person. crazy. host: what kind of logic you practice? speaker scott: i didn't turn down anything but my caller when i started. [laughs] whatever kind of work that could come to me, i would do it. i was doing real estate, anything i could do. i started doing well and started getting some high-profile criminal cases. i was doing personal injury stuff. that is how i started out. i was working hard and then eventually, i ended up getting some very, very large cases. i had a good friend named jeffrey bright that i would call a