poe also said that the trans community disgusts me beyond measure.adness, it seems funny to us here, but how does it work? there are so many transgender people in western enlightened society that they begin to quarrel among each other, among themselves and destroy each other, well, that is, if you step aside and look, then maybe everything will end well, and russia , too, no matter how you look at it, becomes almost the only guide in this a world of madness and normality and some kind of adequate values, because is it really true to look at it? betrayed western values, of course, this is a very big question, we understand what the rationale is, it’s about the reluctance to compete with ukrainian products, which the poles themselves and all representatives of the european union call low-grade, which has not undergone certain quality procedures, and in general, why ukrainian grain if you produce his own and would like to sell his grain, footage of shmygal’s humiliation on the polish-ukrainian border, we will tell you also already shown, shmygal said. t

made 50 with shops that some of their approach, but this miracle run chase was one step too far. 0nly poe'shem win the first test, this time he fell —— fell cheaply. joe root knew he was out when it came off the bat. the last hope was the captain, but for once ben stokes let his wicket drift. screw off the mark, he was run out for 11. england were all out for 292. a score they can build on and next week's third test. this may be knocked back, but it sets up a thrilling series. ben stokes spoke after the match and said despite the loss he was encouraged by england's overall performance. i'm happy with the way we went after that chase. when an opportunity presents itself and it is a pressure situation, i think that generally brings the best out of people. it doesn't always work, but there were a lot of times when we were on top of india and then india were able to produce something that then put them back on top. in the premier league, the title race has become even more interesting with arsenal moving up to second in the table after a 3—1 win at home to liverpool. bukayo saka opened the scor

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even more money to poe -- and potential risk our men and women in our armed forces. it should not be lost on people that donald trump basically said that russia should invade europe. i didn't say that. he said that. it's on video. and i can tell you putin is listening to that. that's why it's so important that we make sure putin is not victorious in ukraine. and the simplest way to do that is for speaker johnson to let us vote. let us vote on this supplemental national security bill. it's going to help america. it's going to prevent future conflicts. and simply give us a vote. reporter: the f.b.i. just came out and said that they thwarted an imminent terrorist attack thanks to fisa. with that deadline approaching in april, i'm wopbdering if that increases the urgency to get something on this done. and if any of the three options that are out there, whether it be judiciary, intelligence, or senate versions may have a bert chance in your mind? mr. aguilar: stay tuned. over the next 48 hours i expect there to be some discussion in the rules committee and on the house fl

joseph lata poe is leaving attendance decisions to parents, breaking d medical guidelines, not recommending, nor requiring unvaccinated people to stay home. dr. randy katz manages the emergency room at joe dimaggio children's hospital, where the% cases were treated. would you recommend unvaccinated children stay home? >> i think if you follow the cdc guidelines, they do recommend an unactivated child who has been exposed to somebody with measles should stay home for at least 21 days. >> reporter: the cdc reports that have been 35 recent cases of measles across 15 states. today, michigan reported an additional case, bringing the number to 16. the disease was declared eliminated from the u.s. in 2000, but vaccination rates have since fallen below the 95% needed to achieve herd immunity. speak with a measles, mumps, and rubella vaccine is externally safe. we have been giving it to kids for decades. >> reporter: tonight, broward county is reporting a seventh measles case, in a child under five. the vaccine is required in order to attend classes here, but there are religious and medical exemptio

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partially compensated for the lack of artillery, and what exactly is happening with this direction in poeations on specific areas of the front, we will to speak with our next guest, and now we are joined by the sergeant of the achilles attack drone company of the 92nd separate assault brigade, oles malyarevich, mr. oles, congratulations, but i think i made some mistake, because actually now your unit is no longer a company, and becomes a battalion, and the question arises, what does this mean for you... your unit, and what must be done to make your battalion as effective as the company where you are now serving? i wish you health, glory to ukraine, all the viewers and you, so today is your birthday achilles battalion, a year ago by the decision of chief zaluzhnyi, we became a company of shock unmanned aviation complexes, currently already a battalion, this indicates that this type, these forces of the air forces of ukraine are very ... a big task, which we fulfill in principle with honor, the flank where we are currently working , the south of bakhmut, our task is to fully support our inf

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poe's runs help them win the first test, this time he fell cheaply.ew he was out when it came off the bat. crawley ran out himself. the last hope was the captain, but for once ben stokes let his wicket drift. slow off the mark, he was run out for 11. england were all out for 292. a score they can build on in next week's third test. him this defeat may be a knock back, but it sets up a thrilling series. well despite the defeat, england captain ben stokes said he was encouraged by his side's performance and impressed by their approach. that's exactly how we play cricket when the opportunity presents itself and that's a precious situation and i think generally, it brings the best out of people with a doesn't always work but there were a lot of times you're on top of india and india were able to produce something that put them back on top. manchester city can overtake arsenal to go into second place in the premier league this evening, if they win at brentford. ivan toney has made an instant impact since returning to the brentford side, after serving an ei

the raven in anchorage, alaska, who got the baltimore ravens, i believe there's an edgar allan poe --say gay bar the mark you are in the lead. you are tied up. silver box in casper, wyoming. his a steakhouse or somewhere where aaron cruz is? >> it sounds like a gay bar but i'll go steakhouse. >> you are tied. >> i'm out of this. i'll get this one right. the rock. [laughter] in phoenix, arizona. it is the rock a steakhouse or gay bar? >> up and called the rock by several gay men so i will go with the rock. >> you say gay bar mercury on the board. [cheering] >> i believe we are tied up to. the tiebreaker, the iron bear, the iron bear, steakhouse or gay bar? >> there is fat gaze. [laughter] >> i'm going to go with the fact gay one. >> big thomas runs out the clock and wins the game. you take it home. >> can i say a couple of things? we did this, the filter silver box in casper, wyoming, phenomenal. i put it in places that i thought were really great, the wooden nickel. homerun. >> in the pink poodle, he said he went there, he was joking, the people poodle is a good steakhouse. on the gro

as a kid we had this poe 270 head. you -- potato head.ou put different eyes and nose on it. >> this is like a petit head. this was $7 million used and more than $4.5 million to maintain. they spend two to three months on it annually. but they do charter it out. for $800,000 a week plus food, drink, fuel, tips, et cetera. so all in is it a million dollars? >> probably $1 million a week. yeah. >> that's staggering. >> so when this boat goes on charter, we need a closets for our clothes. >> a floating closet. how big is that one? >> 110 feet. >> you have another yacht over there, 110 feet. >> yes. >> it's your backup yacht? >> my backup. we were going to sell that boat. >> he's a self-made man. originally a mechanic from brooklyn, he made his fortune with successful car dealerships like the one in this grand opening video. >> april the 9th, 1988, the launching takes place of "octopussy." >> in 1988 he set the world record for creating the fastest yacht when he put three huge diesel engines in a 140-foot yacht and throttled it up. in this arc

not only with the tent poes of the morning show and evening show but our cbs news streaming available 24 hours a day. i created a podcast called the takeout that's an interview program that our guests are never edited. it's principally about politics and policy, but a little pop culture. people know they can hear a continuous conversation that's not hacked up by the false compression of time that sometimes is necessary in broadcast news. so we're trying to do those ways of meeting the needs of the currently curious but also find the newly curious so they'll maintain their curiosity and stay with us. >> it's one of our guiding principles at "meet the press," these are people who are tuned in to politics, who are tuned in to news. they may skew a little bit more senior. these are also families who are getting up, as mary said, on a sunday. i envision them making waffles, kind of slowly easing into the day. and it's also a very divided nation. so i strive to make sure that our discourse is reaching everyone across the political spectrum. that means making sure we're bringing in voices fr

transgender swimmer broke yet another women's college record saying quote, the male swimmer from ram poe sets another school record in women's event. now tell me again the strides women have made when society applauds a man for pushing us off our own podium. title ix means nothing at this point. the 1972 civil rights law. she posted this before. less than mediocre male swimmer to a record smashing competing against the women. where have we seen this before? how much longer will they let this keep happening? >> until they suffer significant political consequences. the democrats are doing this to their own peril. poll after pole is clear where the american people stand. they want general respect for people transgender. no one is saying otherwise. where we take a stand where we pretend there are no differences between men and women and there clearly are. to a radical activist they don't hold that position. they pretend there are no differences and to the detriment of women who fought for generations for basic fairness, for equal access to sports and sports funding. we have someone biologica

you mentioned 1400 a day minimum there's nothing to stop mayorkas to increasing every airport, every poeringing in more. already played that shell game. i worked for 6 presidents. i seen policies come and go. i know what policies work and what policies don't. that's why i didn't get a phone call any of my republican counterpart on what they think is a good bill. here what happens they are doing. mark my word. the democrats put a bill out with some -- a little bit of republican support, and whether it don't get passed all of a ala sudden it's republican problems. republicans filed secure the border. it's all politics no, security and enforcement. it's sickening. >> laura: it's disgusting across the board and it has to be stopped. tom, thank you. believe it or not, we barely crashed the surface of the senate border bill. bill hagertyy, chris landau they are here. they will react next. ♪ he's let his own maintenance take a back seat. well maybe it's time to shift gears on that. because aspen dental has the latest technology and equipment. with a staff that goes out of their way to provide e

they will start in ukraine. and if this concerns some types of armed forces, well , the same forces of poe service, no, of course, fighters, officers of the armed forces, states, nato members will not be represented in the first line of those attacking or defending there, but in the repair bodies. in radio reconnaissance, electronic reconnaissance, electronic warfare, counter-battery units struggle, probably the second calculation, the second calculation will be presented by state military personnel. american crews took part in the combat work, it also has quite good grounds, maybe they did not directly occupy the jobs there of launch officers, shooting officers, captures, and so on, but they could easily have stood behind them. like click here, finish here, such a calculation in this regard is not excluded, so this is a component of the presence of soldiers and commanders of nato armed forces in the fields battles in ukraine will only intensify, only intensify, and now regarding some aspects of strategic and both state and military management, then in general, of course, the ukrainian pol

they usually say a poe boy. it is a muscle letter. it is a sicilian -- it is sicilian inflows being emplaced -- embraced. >> the sense of cultural and demographic diversity is a function of this early period of the 16th, 17th and 18th century where the south is a place of incredible immigration a destination for immigrants from the british isles, germany, from switzerland, france, you know, spain as well and dozens and dozens of enslaved people from africa speaking many languages and different religions. and cantering -- encountering indigenous people. to me, that is when we think about southern distinctiveness and seven -- southern, a sense of southern uniqueness. the collision of all these cultures during the 18th century was probably unprecedented, i think. and it contributes to all kinds of gumbo that these scholars are talking about. >> the way with jefferson and jackson and the political elites. everything that is interesting about the south comes from the slave quarter and the hillbilly hideout. the places that are separated fr

z killers of the flower moon, a finalist for the national book award and winner of the edgar allan poe award, killer killers of the flower moon is also being adapted, a martin scorsese film that will be released this fall vanity fair called the wager, a defying literary naval history thriller, part master and commander, part of the flies, in a recent gq profile, wrote that david has been your favorite writers, favorite writer for decades. and in her review of the book for the los angeles times, pulitzer prize winning journalist marianne gwin wrote, the story of the wager is, like many of its antecedents, from homer's odyssey to mutiny on bounty, a testament to the depths of human depravity in the heights of human endurance. and you can't ask for better than that from a story. maybe you get seasick at the thought of a seafaring novel make an exception this case, the wager will keep you in its grip to its head scratching improbable end. it's my great pleasure to welcome david grant to the pratt library. it's great to be here tonight and to be back at the library. research can you to you

. >> who is the guy dating olivia cull poe. that is the only reason i know the guy on the 49ers?s what is going on here. glad you care about that. liz: charlie gasparino, closing bell, four minutes away, the dow, right now it is erasing yesterday's 317 point selloff. it is hanging around record territory. like we say it only needs 317 points for the record close. s&p and nasdaq are on the way to snapping two-dave losing streaks. as we watch all of that, the big news in a couple minutes, biggest names in tech, at least three, meta, amazon, and apple are on deck to report earnings after the closing bell. look at amazon it is really charging higher. it is up by two 1/3%, meta up 1%. meta is moving higher a day after disasterous testimony on capitol hill with the hearing on big tech and online child exploitation crisis. senators put zuckerberg through the paces and awe accused him of children suicides and exploitation. afterward, zuckerberg made this go viral. watch. >> no one should have to go through the things your families have suffered and this is why we invested so much in our

. >> keep getting more revenue from the grip poe -- >> the balance sheet is very good.we've had the basing formation for the last 2 1/2 years. now it's trading north of 15 bucks. >> i'll just say this. the proxies, you mentioned two different ones. his is probably better at this stage than yours, because everyone knows -- i think that's become really clear is if you want exposure to bitcoin, buy bitcoin, buy spot -- >> well, now that's an option. >> my point is, like, why have all the it diosyncratic risk of company that has competition, that has to maintain margins, just buy the bitcoin. >> i'll tell you why. >> you own it, as well. >> i own bitcoin, i own ethereum, but i own coinbase and i've owned it for the last six months. and my view is the on-ramp to digital assets has been coinbase. and so, unlike buying a microstrategy, where you really have a bitcoin, you know, since you have it on your balance sheet, that's kind of what buyi have the opportunity elsewhere. i realize it's not simple, but that's the point. i actually think there's a greater profitability that's

joining us now from ukraine is michael ka poe knee, founder and president of the miami-based global empowermentt helps feed those in need. it's good to see you. i know you're actually on the way to a part of ukraine right now. i appreciate you taking the time to be with us. we're now past two years into this war. what are the conditions that you're seeing there today? >> yeah, thank you for having me, jose. you know, we've been on the ground here serving the front lines with over 200 trucks per month literally every single o'blast. i'm in zaporizhzhia right now. we just had our driver, for example, finally get his mother out of the occupied part of zaporizhzhia for one year now. she was just telling us how everybody on that other side there really wants to be ukrainian. it's such an important message, you know, for people to do that because this war, just imagine that in miami china took miami and not fort lauderdale. that's kind of like where the line is right now, right? so there's people that are like stuck on one side that don't want to be there, and then there's the other people that, you

a waymo car collided with a cyclist on poe tore rehill. service trying to expand its operations across the bay and los angeles. we got the update. luckily the cyclist roadaway with just a few scratches and waymo blames a large truck for blocking the cyclist from view from the waymo car. and they say as soon as that waymo vehicle detected the bike, it hit the brakes. waymo parent company alphabet is working with police in the investigation. >>> news still developing in the morning to thousands of you without electricity. likely watching us on the tablet or phone this morning and we are with you and we have got you covered. at this hour almost 30,000 are still without power. the bull up in the north bay. >>> well, as crews work to restore service, you see this. out and about all about clean-up and in fact look at this. daly city now. trees are being cut down. a store owner lost power and that means lost money. >> lot has melted. all of these ice creams. these all ice creams have melt too. this ben & jerry's, expensive ice creams. they are al

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it's like being it's like your life is like reading edgar allan poe's into the maelstrom.you what i mean you have to you to master the chaos you're within to stay alive. i and it's very well too it's a pleasure to read and that's thing i want to say to all your book buyers out there the only place where i felt i wanted to push on you on was exactly this question of does the system influence the way that the writers and in many and many ways it's obvious that they do you talk about industrial writers and we know who they are and god bless because they they keep the lights on and the paychecks not not bouncing, frankly. and so this is not a snobby stephen king. i work for three publishing companies and stephen king paid a lot of my salary. okay, but but believe it or not, after 42 years in the system, i'm still rather romantic about about the autonomous literary imagination and that i really truly believe whether it's true or not, i believe that that novelists are in there as people they're they're like you and me as novelists. they are higher forms of life with with with hi

focusing on appellate court where we should be focusing on the supreme court which in december received a poe from jack smith on december 11th or so asking them to take the case ahead of appellate review in order to keep the schedule, and the supreme court declined to do so. of course, the supreme court has done this before and many times during the trump administration. they did it in the case involving the secretary of commerce's deposition. they did it in the travel ban case. they did it in the unc -- the university of north carolina affirmative action case. they did it in the case of young people suing under climate change. they did it in daca. why did they not do it in this case of paramount public interest involving whether or not the president can be prosecuted under the charges that jack smith has brought. so while we're focusing on the appellate court, i think it's important to remember that the supreme court fumbled the ball on this in december and by fumbled, that sounds like it's accidental. i don't know whether it was or not, but this was -- jack smith tried to avoid this, and th

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the supremthis is poe will see . what it is, and i think it will be unanimounimouss. >> let me ask you bothe as about the immunity decision real quick. about 20 seconds each. i thought there were better argumentabonds eac s on the issue of presidential immunity than the one that was given about the navy seal and ordering, you know, a hit on a political opponent. professor sides argued too broadly. the trump side argued for full, total and complete immunity. and the other sidel virtually no immunity. if the supreme court takes this if tt differenceli and it will mean that some actions donend rul the presiden within the scope of his authority to be broadly defined ,are covered by immunity and others like ordering that we'll see. what is that? what would they argue? arickly,uickly greg, i think the were better arguments available. maybe they'll bring that tgulabr the supreme court. it's trut?e in the dc court,n is opinion is deeply flawed. claiming that trump becomee has citizen trump. so he has no immunity, that he'nos

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they are based in exploiting the american experiment to get out of criminal poe sure they are not about innocence. they are proving that absolute power, that ascending to the presidency again is the only way to stay out of jail. that's what he's saying to his supporters on the trump. stump. what happens to the rule of law in that circumstance? >> i think you have heard charlie and andrew say it better than i could, which is if the supreme court were to countenance for even a nanosecond, the immunity arguments that are being advance ed right now, they are so laughable. it would allow joe biden to get seal team 6 to murder somebody and it wouldn't matter because he hasn't been impeached for it yet. it's crazy. so i think that what we're seeing is this cascading effect of lawlessness. i think that if in any way, shape or form, almost regardless of what the court does on the merit with this immunity decision, it almost doesn't matter because forcing this to go to trial in the fall when the election has already started, having donald trump darting in and out of a courtroom while he's running

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speaker, i owe poe -- mr. casar: mr. speaker, i tax be it's simple.tin, texas, san antonio, texas, group of seniors, or young people, front of more liberal constituents or conservative ones, one of the most common questions i get asked is why is it that i, everyday americans, pay such a higher effective tax rate than some of the biggest corporations in this country? how is it that fedex and t-mobile would pay none, zero, in federal income tax at all? the answer is look no further than the bill that we voted to pass last night which provided tens of billions if not hundreds of billions in giveaways in corporate tax breaks. importantly, as folks noted, packaged into the bill is a watereddown partial return of the child tax credit which thankfully will help thousands■ of families. but for every dollar going to kids in the bill, $5 goes to corporations. in short, instead of helping thousands of kids, we could have helped millions of kids. we have the money to pull kids out of poverty to ensure people in this country are housed and fed and educated. the mo

louis abyss poe, the fire department fielded over 400 emergency calls during the storms, peak of the storms, and helped rescue someone stranded in their car amidrising waters. law enforcement officials knocked on 500 doors to alert households of a flooding evacuation order. and ventura, a man was rescued without injury from the ventura river by the fire department. i want to thank our brave law enforcement officers, firefighters, and other first responders when faced the danger run toward it. our emergency dispatchers who fielded so much calls. and everyone at the national weather service who helped keep the central coast updated on storms. our entire region is grateful for you having and watching over our back. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, extreme maga republicans are focused on chaos and