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issue has to be resolved not purely biological something else in china came out at the epic times talkers magazine forum in new york this week talkers publisher michael harrison kicked off the discussion saying china has been able to control the narrative on what americans think about china although macroeconomics can seem ambiguous panelist doug stephan whom you've seen here host of the american family farmer radio show reported detail relatable literally to the kitchen table he observes that in a very specific way china has been buying up the means of production for food they're about to buy bumblebee which is known as tuna brand but is also big and chicken and crab and the chinese have started to have liaison discussions with mega chicken producers tyson and perdue to grow chickens for china these corporate buyout some long term contracts are among the tactics used by china to gain economic advantage so john when we hear war we think bombs but aren't these economic moves also weapons i don't know if i would classify them as weapons i mean keep in mind the most important priority for th

number 2 is from the internet and recreates them have favorite subjects images by well known for talkers such as nicholas murray cindy sherman and diane arbus. i think spirit some people judging it as just throw away at this for children i think the reason is that we're very quick to judge and say if it's good or it's bad and say i think i'm playing around with that little bat asking the question that can it because it upsets me from a tennis line material and because it's popular on the internet does it mean it's necessarily bad it's popular in the long form as well a london gallery commissioned her to make models for an exhibition they became surrealistic rendered in plato. gallery manager gareth meredith says their real attention getters what's so special about this exhibition i guess it's elena's concept of taking surveillance artists recapturing them in 3 plates sculptures and blowing them up into large scale here. in the 1920 s. to release like french or thought onto a britain experimented with the 1st automated photo booths in paris. and then the mcmath turns the black and white p

one of the all-time trash talkers ever. pg trash talker.inds down. and he remembers a lot about this rivalry, too. >> keeping it clean. >>> so you don't see a lot of college football players. he thrives on throwing back opposing ball carriers. weaver is consensus all-star american. he was named the first team on all five of the major publications that designate all american status. 173 tackles. the most in the nation by 26. it also puts him 15 away from the all-time record of 191. and for a second straight day, we get the feel really old. yesterday, emmitt smith's kid committed to sanford. and today, frank gore jr. commits to southern miss. yes, frank gore junior. not as highly touted as the younger smith. he is a three star recruit. at the rate his dad is going, they could be nfl teammates in four years. >> look at him go. >>> the warriors kick us while we are down tour continued last night in portland. and the blazers did indeed do some kicking. final score, 122-112. give the dubs credit. they scrapped in a tough road game. hit 16 threes.

hard to be a pg trash talker. crust me?cruiting trail. they made a splash i signing signing the son of emmitt smith. >> the next four years, i'm going to stanford universiy. >> mom is ecstatic. dad is like what just happened here? ej smith from jesuit college prep. he's the th overall ranked recruit from espn. four-star recruit. he's great in school. getting into stanford academical academically, that softened the blow for dad. pushing for ace alma mater, florida. >> i'm going to wear this hat. >> that's right. i can wear the hat. he doesn't have to wear this hat. his daddy went here. that doesn't mean my son has to go here. at the end of the day, my son has his own journey. it is his journey, not my journey. for him to do the things that is best for him is what we teach all of our children. >> nice. >> stanford, they fail to qualify for a bowl game for the first time in a decade. the cardinal, they have a lot of players transferring. kj costello just ten entered the transfer portal. david shaw said rumors of his program's

i'll give obama this, he was a smooth talker. much better talker than he was president.unded so good but could not get out of his own way when it came to helping her country in doing good for our country and our economy and our workers think about it, with obama our economy stalled out in our economy was miserable, he told us growth was a new normal and we had to get used to it. russia invaded crimea around american hostages, syria crossed a redline, this was under president obama, a quick comparison, president trump by the way just got the usmca ideal past as historic trade agreement with mexico and canada not bad for just being impeached. he is delivering and keeps delivering, think about all the jobs, 4 million jobs since the election, the most americans in history are employed, record stock market, on judges he is confirmed more circuit court judges than any other new ministration. and entrÉe, we have the historic us-mexico trade deal to replace nafta. under president obama, you have failure after failure, labor force participation rates hitting the lowest point sinc

and not a talker. we say we have to beat trump. i took on trump on gun violence and won stronger gun laws in states across the country. i took on trump the climate denier, and led efforts to close more than half of the nation's dirty coal-fired power plants. trump is carrying water for big tobacco. i have taken on the dangers of e-cigarettes to protect our kids. i know what it takes to beat trump. because i already have, and i will do it again. defeating trump and rebuilding america is the most urgent and important fight of our lives, and i am going all in. my resolve is to stand up to the bigotry and hatred and wrongheaded policies he is anchored in, and in my belief in government as a force for good. i have spent my career bringing people together to tackle big problems and fix them. it has worked well in business and in running the country's largest and most progressive city. and it can work in washington, as well. let me just tell you a little bit about myself. growing up, my father never earned more than $6,000 per year. i wor

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and talkers magazine name magazm one of the most important radio hosts in america. between get this, everybody, between tv and radio committees on the airwaves six hours a day, five days a week and yet he's found the time to write a string of "new york times" best-selling books, george washington's secret six, thomas jefferson and favorites, andrew jackson and the miracle of new orleans all told his books have reached over 2.5 million readers around the world, which is fairly impressive. [applause] these are history books. his latest book that we are celebrating tonight is sam houston and the alamo avengers. it is another best seller that debuted last week as number three on "the new york times" bestseller list. unfortunately the list came out and he is not act iii anymore, he's at two. congratulations. that's pretty awesome. if you have not read any, you are in for a treat and i havee good news you are taking home a signed copy of the i new book. we are so honored to have h him tonight. he's going to speak to us for a couple othrough a couple of min. he told me he

.>> one of the all-time trash talkers ever.>> and stinking believable.>> pg trash talk, too. that is a credit to him.>> that is a huge fish. >> and our catch of the day goes to alexander on the far left. of your screen here. this is his buddies. they went on a to brish lumb. ipst lasmonttrfish theyin reeleg d in this eight footer, sturgeon. his dad gary, i love the snow. his dad. sent us a picture "i love to brag about my son." i would to add to that picture but think you can do better? send us your fishing pictures advocates of the day at kpix.com. >> that was impressive for sure. >>> will be right back. the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything to preserve and protect them. with love, california. >>> bart board of directors recognized the woman to for trying to save a man who was stabbed on board a train. they are calling her a compassionate hero. 22-year-old sophia humphreys is a nursing student from fremont, she texted police when the attack happene

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one of the all-time trash talkers ever. >> golly. on stinking believable. >> pg trash too. it is a credit to him. >> football game today, tom brady and the patriots looking to clinch the afc east with the win over the bills. 4th quarter, the patriots down one, brady hands-off, he breaks a tackle and walks into the end zone. the patriots win 24-17. it is their 11th straight afc east title. >>> cameron bellamy calls himself an endurance athlete, others may have other words to describe him. right now, he is on a record setting journey to the bottom of the earth. >> reporter: the last time we profiled cameron bellamy, he swam 62 miles without stopping around the island of barbados, it took them almost 41 hours. and now, for the san francisco resident, something really different. cold temperatures, storms and high winds and 40 foot swells. >> this is the impossible row. you look up impossible in the dictionary, cannot be happen, cannot be done. >> it will be a rough 21 days, our on, our of 24/7. you never sleep. >> six guys, two from the bay area attempted to cross the strongest

meeting which is expected to see side or very renamed prime minister he was forced to resign in a talker after a wave of demonstrations over the country's widespread corruption and faltering economy also. dozens of women in tunisia taking a stand on social and domestic violence against women there a flash mob video performing an international feminist something which started in chile this year is titled the rapist is huge it spread globally across the internet after a rise in sexual harassment allegations. ok to the snow laden tiger of eastern siberia we want to show you how one post is going the extra mile to make sure the mail gets delivered on time. you have seen how far we are from other people it's relatively easy to travel now during winter but in summer you can pass through only by horse or off road recall. every evening i have to occupy myself i like the fire boils because i live like this when i take the newspaper do the crossword puzzles kill time. i deliver letters and if there's no envelope i get to the nearest town by its and sign it and then send it. about monday's news hea

talkers approved saying sions on tuesday washington says the almost complete pipeline will make the european union dependent on russia for energy. french trade union leaders have met with the prime minister in a bid to end a deepening crisis over proposed pension reforms the talks a came on the 14th day of strikes that have paralyzed transport and other services president has offered to make some changes but his office insists the reforms must go ahead. the deaths of 2 mcdonald's employees in peru have prompted protests against the fast food giant the teenagers were electrocuted in a restaurant kitchen near the capital lima mcdonald's said it is cooperating with an investigation and has closed its peru outlets for 2 days of mourning. for. journalists shiori it hasn't won a sexual assault case in japan and been awarded $30000.00 in damages ms ito accused a high profile t.v. reporter of rape and became a symbol of the miti movement in japan where sexual assault is rarely reported. well the german chancellor angela merkel she has entered the controversy over whether the chinese telecoms company

government spain is trying to find a government germany is wobbling a bit and france is doing a good talker macro's doing the good talk but the stability in france is in the longer run it's not to be taken for granted so i think the problem we have throughout europe is that we really need now to have stability in germany so as the other ones can get on with the squabbling and i think relatively speaking i mean stability in germany is not catastrophic is just used to having absolute stupidity in germany and therefore we panic a bit and we should probably be concerned but i think we also need to put this into perspective matt what extent is all of this this turmoil within germany that ultimately to deal with and angela merkel is leadership i mean she's still chancellor of the she no longer needs. policy. no that's not is a problem of course schroeder also stood down when he didn't lead his own party he lost some sort of influence i think again we need to put it into perspective angela merkel is still by by some distance the most popular politician in germany the 2nd most popular is what happe

twenty four at the festival an engine briefly how many people have been killed in this conflict but talkers top because it seems that a lot of people in the world have forgotten about this conflict a little bit it isn't in the headlines every day. tennis how damaging it is being for you crying yeah well you know the good news is that because of these impeachment hearings this issue has come back into the for a lot of the- people testifying have mentioiod. the numbers that you just said and it's one of those conflicts in the world right now. it's going on for five years there's no end in sight in fact. on my way here i just typed in the fighting is still going on as these four leaders are meeting so the death. the destruction the displacement continues with horrible consequence. will head out. there is that. and have never. been in the same room together. before what will the autumn is a landscape hoping to get from this meeting a what will the- reputed be hoping to walk away with. right well soul i think come the level of donors liski came here a bit rattled and why because- before he left

assett impedance faces i don't want to hear about how in schools children from the age of 5 must be talkers it's a human rights that if they don't feel like a boy or they don't feel like to get out they can go to any consenting london to have sex shane and the others there is and 1st thoughts as you are carrying out these operations on children as young as 10 commits in order to use this is what this is a big this is what this is about this is an attack on our culture is what it is and it's people taking advantage of one of our greatest virtues. through the centuries is our tolerance but it's been trampled upon 30 seconds 30 seconds go absolutely i mean what's happened in london what struck me about this attack is that the 1st thing i read was the perpetrator was shot dead by 2 police officers. i found that i kind of ironic that england is letting in all of these unrestricted immigrants into the country ok but yet they're not letting the people protect themselves and it seems to me that pretty soon people are going to start saying hey if you're going to let all these people into our country

overseas in the cayman islands and it would go through all these banks are complicit in their tough talker says we just have to give him a call and say hey i'm ready to do some serious money laundering ok let's see how we did while we've got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacy oh beautiful jewelry and how about. luxury automobile again for max payne owing money laundering is highly illegal thank you so much guys of course. well i guess it makes sense that so many parts of our life would be influenced by google but guess what the federal government runs on google so if you're counting on the federal government to regulate google realize that the federal government is using google docs they're using google tools in some cases there are even linked to g. mail so google has fused itself with our federal government in so many ways the government's motivation for using it is well google's already done it and they they have this thing that works it seems to be working pretty well for consumerist so the idea behind it was one very well let's just put some government agencies on google. you k

doing in the rental market that's beyond greed that's a kleptocracy and then the problem as a club talker see blaming people are trying to get by day to day is greedy when the fact is intrinsically and empirically what we're seeing is the hit inflation numbers that the new york times as a report that no other mainstream media outlet reports because they're in the bag on the payroll they're in the good jake specially when is as i said that masses higher hierarchy of needs you know nobody needs an i phone but they do need a house and rental units are going up they do need health care especially the laws changed to you have to have these health care products those are going up by double digits year every year for the last 567 years and maybe somebody dips into their reserves and you know they could afford it the 1st year well technically you know just struggle to get by and we every year we keep on seeing these signs of like oh the average american only a $600.00 for an emergency now is $400.00 now it's $200.00 because they're eating into their own reserves to afford these basic necessities

more than 400 people have been killed by security forces since the demonstrations began back in a talker similar faults and joins us now live from baghdad the prime minister has now resigned who replaces him well that remains to be seen and it's a very long and murky process that consists basically of the biggest bloc in parliament but also the other blocs negotiating among one another who will be an acceptable canada the prime minister doesn't have to run into parliamentary elections to be chosen to very much a process that is driven by the parties who win the elections and choosing the prime minister is typically something that happens through murky backroom dealings not a process that is transparent to the public at all but it's very much a process that has to get the support from all of the political blocs not just the largest one in parliament from all the different sectarian groups and also from a regional as a global power especially iran and the united states for a sions have definitely already started probably as early as friday when prime minister up there rattie 1st announced

to the project her or her song was views and one of the series of the comic her name is is shining talker of arts and she's a singer and songwriter based in the u.k. and here's what she told the stream hi thanks for having me on the show any i'm an artist based in london a country sleaze sake that focuses on shedding light conditions such as fines against women mental health and so on. well i love that prius is simply a she's still in relatable and still relevant in today's society because what she's done is she's taken such an experience such a negative experience and she's converted it into something positive by going out there and helping other people through her story and through her experience and we as a society that is so quick to be to blame to sit down and listen. so it's a a superhero who takes on sex trafficking it is not something you see every day how did you get involved with this project so i have a one woman plea on our confessions of a mumbai cortisone were drawn they haven't any who is the founder of the comic book cds he saw the show in 2016 and then sometime in 2013 be

dictate price signals into an economy and of course that never works either so both they're both a club talker see versus a centralized socialist system they're both equally wrong if you have an actual free market you would have price discovery happening at the margin which increased which means that you have distribution of risk and reward equally throughout the society and you have a an organic kind of during a go. old standard is when you have an actual free free market society and for you know 100 years of the gold standard the global economy did great under a gold standard once you left the gold standard you had a club talk or see an socialism actually during the gold center we're going to look at that before in 1007 when there was a global gold standard it does not matter you still can have thugs you can still have thugs who come in and take your gold you can still have thugs to control in the united states we have the robber baron era was under the gold standard and how do you get that thuggery and that's important to this economy because when and i think the wikipedia on argentina econ

investigation. 1989, five black male teens were wrongfully convicted for the assault and rape of a female talker after making the confession. because this case involves information coming from a 13-year-old suspect, additional cap pressure to get it right. >> i can tell you is an investigation going on and they are trying to do it right. the young man was exonerated. they are trying to get it right now over there. >> nypd has reported that been careful but lawyers in the 13-year-old said our client is a 13-year-old child who is presumed innocent with no juvenile record. examples of high-profile cases tried rushing law enforcement for a wrongful conviction. they are troubled by the fact that our client was questioned and interrogated by police an attorney present. the funeral was closed to the press and reportedly considering a career in journalism. >> thank you. new details emerging about the woman arrested in connection to the death of a toxics mother who's been missing more than a week. how front of heidi says the suspect and heidi work best friends and knew each other for more than two decade

this is always a big talker.t barack obama has been sharing a list of his favorite things. his favorite books and movies. now we are learning his favorite songs of 2019. >> number one, playing games by walker number two, big thieves. beyonce, springsteen and lilnas x >> if you know that summer walker song, it is hilarious listens to that song it is like a play on destiny's child "say my name." >> are these the songs he listens to all the time? i'm certainly not cool enough. >> i think he listens to these songs. >> i would prefer a list of his top 25 most played songs those are good they are the ones you always listen to. this seems a little too perfect. >> no. i think he listens to this there is country, pop, some rap, hip hop. he's spoken very much about his love of especially old school hip op i'm with it. especially summer walker >>> netflix releasing its own watched titles the top spot is the comedy movie "mystery." rounding out the list. stranger things, the witcher, umbrella mentality if you are surprised y

donald trump is a salesman, talker, boast or, booster, compulsive self promoter. at times he is a full-blown bs artist. of trump had gotten rich and real estate he could have made a fortune selling cars. most people know this. it is obvious, transparent, really. is lying the reason the left despises donald trump? or could the problem be as is so often the case the exact opposite of what they claim it is? think back over the last four years was when have cnn anchors been the angriest? was is when donald trump told some whopper or exaggerated his own accomplishments? know. they are used to that kind of line. anyone who spends time around politicians is used to it. wouldn't. washington is not when donald trump lies but when he tells the truth. truth is the real threat to their power. there is an unspoken agreement among people in charge of the country not to talk about what has happened, they are personally implicated in its decline, they are profiting from it. the last thing they want is a national conversation about what went wrong so they maintain a strict policy

are going to hear from christine lagarde there has been speculation because she's been more of a talkersor that she might give hints of the direction for the economy. what are you expecting to hear from her >> in terms of rates and the policy, if this meeting goes well, it will mirror yesterday where it is boring i do think everyone will want to understand what she's doing with a strategic review and any insights she'll let trickle out and getting a sense of her administration style. >> on trade, do you think we'll see a movement of more reconciliation between europe and the united states? >> between europe and the united states i think where we are headed in terms of trade, i don't think the president is looking to really ratchet things up in terms of a new front in an election year. i think he'll put pressure where it needs to be this financial services is an area he needs to address i expect him to be more agressive post election if that happens than over the next 12 months >> i got to ask you, we have the articles of impeachment in the house. does this in any way inform how you see

one of the best trash-talkers ever. pg trash talk too. credit him.rom him. he remembers a lot about this rivalry too. >>> it's a little early to start projecting the nba finals match-up. but this is good a bet as any. bets the rakers in hill walk tow take on the greek freak and the bucks. giannis going to work. if he can hit this shot, they may as well not even play. he had 34. bucks by 16. lebron bes, get it to ad, and yes, sir. 36 points, 10 rebound, not enough. bucks win 111-104. >>> rockets, clippers. russell westbrook is arguing that the rim is slow. you can see, it's perfectly straight. no slope. if you're missing shot, it's your own fault. paul george from deep leans into it and knocks it down. george with 34, clippers by four. kawhi miss, back the other way. russ in transition, lethal. he had 40. free throw ties it at 113. and mr. harden goes to work. knocks in the three. rockets win 122-117. >> and we've got the jazz and the hawks and santa getting an early start on the eggnog apparently. there he is. below the traffic. jazz sporting the old

. >> that line about the purity tests is a talker. >> i'm sure he didn't know that was coming.icans, independents responded across the board. warren -- his quick response gave him credit. he had a good night last night. >> surprise democrats gave him an a for that because it goes against the rest of them with the purity test line. >> it does but can't just hate all of the success. there is a line somewhere and he said look at me. i'm not one of you. >> let's talk about what joe biden said about the economy. >> talk to the old neighbors you grew up, the middle class is getting killed. the middle class is getting crushed, the working-class has no way out as a consequence of that. the idea we are growing. we are not growing. the wealthier growing. ordinary people are not growing, they are not healthy with where they are. we must change this presidency now. >> democrats agree with him and give him a become independence a d, republicans an f. the reality, independents are completely out of touch. they are not struggling, they are not feeling the same way he is describing. they felt

watch a talker every single day he is counting on you. ♪ >> sean: hi, welcome to "hannity." off a busy night. what a disaster tonight has been for the democrats, the deep state, the mob and the media. tonight we have a lot of breaking news. netty jerry nadler's, his own impeachment circus is chugging right along after her idiotic, b.s. hearings. most americans want it to stop, they see it for what it is, poll numbers for this which trial are tanking. here's something i think is the biggest barometer, ratings for fake news cnn, area 51, roswell rachel

. >> vaughn, bernie is a quick quake ere and quick talker, thank you very bringing him to us, appreciate it. >> when we went out we were talking about a new poll, that is within the margin of error. the other front runners fall behind, but senator elizabeth warren does best in those head to head match ups. she celebrating her candidacy here in washington. >> on day one, we'll start to make big structural change to put the people in charge of our democracy. so we hear everyone's voice and count everyone's vote. if you can imagine that something better lies on the other side of the chaos and ugliness of the last three years, then you are more than halfway there. the first step is so see it, the next step is to fight for it. >> joining me now is mike, mike, let me start with you, any reaction from the warren camp to those numbers and is there any indication she might switch gears a little bit in the new year. >> first of all let me set the scene for you here. one of the real iconic images here has been what's been going on right behind me, the famous elizabeth warren selfie line. her staff

a mammoth talker it 67, 250. 48 catches for 589 yards. a great tight end class which will benefit his stock. graduates are named eddie robinson coach of the year selected by the foot all writers association of america. lsu had one of the most dominant seasons in college history. ellis you will play oklahoma and the national semi finals. it's bowl season. buffalo and charlotte. first quarter, kyle then trees. pretty ball. and tonio halted them. 7-0 buffalo. fourth quarter jerrita patterson. 10 yards it says touchdown run is more like a walk. 32 carries hundred and 73 yards. buffalo full first bull win ever. >> thing you didn't bet on that game. to 50-50 shot. penny, hello. hey, sheldon. what is shaking? i'm sorry? it's colloquial, a conversation opener. so, do you find the weather satisfying? are you currently sharing in the triumph of some local sports team? what's wrong with you? you're freaking me out. i'm striking up a casual conversation with you. s'up? please don't do that. all right, but i'm given to understand that when you have so

he's a fine talker. but not much on the doing. here he is -- the do nothing senator say he will indeed do nothing. [inaudible conversations] >> not going to do that. not going to -- >> no i'm not going to do that and with my phone records -- subpoenaed. >> you're going to at least say that was a flash of candor. speaking of phone calls adam schiff issuing subpoenas to at&t and verizon demanding call log on a number of attorney and journalists and schiff did what you know -- he would do. he published them in his 300 page impeachment report. at&t apparently willingly turned over those calls to schiff's intelligence committee without so much as a protest or legal action to block them. in a statement at&t says the -- they are required by law to provide information to government and law enforcement agencies. this is where we reminding you that at&t owns cnn and verizon ceo declares he believes united states and china should just get along and accept that huawei does what it does and shouldn't be bothered and that they should be allowed

watch a talker every single day he is counting on you. ♪ >> sean: hi, welcome to "hannity."busy night. what a disaster tonight has been for the democrats, the deep state, the mob and the media. tonight we have a lot of breaking news. netty jerry nadler's, his own impeachment circus is chugging right along after her idiotic, b.s. hearings. most americans want it to stop, they see it for what it is, poll numbers for this which trial are tanking. here's something i think is the biggest barometer, ratings for fake news cnn, area 51, roswell rachel

savannah, you had to miss a couple of days. >> is that today's talker?harp train. >> i was about to say, you weren't going to name the defendant, charlie. >> accidentally, yes. >> and you suffered a retinal detachment which is more common than a lot of folks realize. savannah had to undergo laser treatment to repair the damage here to help savannah and a lot of folks listening, dr. annie negrin, a board certified ophthalmologist. >> we were at the parade, last we heard was hey, we need more laser even after that. >> i have been going almost every day for more laser the first laser i actually had to go under for. it was kind of an emergency. they were not sure it had worked at all, and thought i was going to have this surgery, which we'll hear from dr. annie negrin. >> it's weird because the vision doesn't have a lot to do with the injury but the vision is getting better every day but i'm still blurry, you know, i can see you, but, you know, you're blurry >> it's like you're not wearing a contact. >> it's like having one contact in and out when it first s

thing that will win for not just netflix but for anything, for streaming services, shows that are talkersi saw folks talking about "watch man" on twitter. you feel like you're out of the culture if you don't know what people are talking about i feel like you need those shows that become hooks for everyone else to watch. and netflix seems to have some but seems like-- i feel like hbo seems to have more i'm waiting for more of those on netflix. >> hbo max will be interesting lauren, last word? >> i think what you're suggesting is not just that netflix would increase the value of what it already offers, whether or not it needs to diversify, offer some other service or ancillary service that actually maybe it white labels or sells to other companies to support its core business i personally don't know whether or not that's in netflix's road map, but it is certainly not a bad idea it is a tech logically advanced streaming company. you have to wonder if it will diversify, use that technology in different ways in the future. >> thank you very much happy new year enjoy the nice weather in san fra

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. >> one of the all-time trash talkers ever. >> pg trash talk, credit to him. >> tom brady and the patriots are looking to clinch the afc east with the win over the bills. fourth quarter, they are down, brady hands off, breaks a tackle and then just walks into the end zone. it is their 11th straight title. cameron calls himself an endurance athlete. others may have other words for him. right now he's on a record- setting journey to the bottom of the earth. we have moore . >>> the last time we profiled cameron, he just swam 62 miles without stopping around the island of barbados. took him almost 41 hours. and now, for the san francisco resident, something really different. this is the impossible row. it can't happen, can't be done . >> is going to be extremely hard to do it in 21 days, hour and a half on, hour and a half off, >> two guys from the bay area, attempting to cross the strongest, meanest, nastiest stretch of ocean on the planet. 600 miles in a rowboat. the discovery channel is there to document every stroke. >> is the most extreme thing i've ever done. >> caffeine massive waves, h

. >> donald trump is a salesman, he is a talker, a booster, a compulsive self promoter. if he hadn't gotten rich and real estate, he could've made a fortune selling cars. most people know this, it is obvious. it's transparent, really. so is lying really the reason the left despises donald trump? or, could the problem be, as it so often the case, the exact opposite of what they claim it is. think back over the last four years, when have the cnn anchor's be ben angriest? was it when he exaggerated his own accomplishments, no, they are used to that kind of lying. everyone who spends time around politicians is used to it, what infuriates them is not one trump lies, it is when he tells the truth. truth is the real threat to their power. there is an unspoken agreement among the people in charge of our country not to talk about what has happened to it, they are personally implicated in its decline for one thing. often they are profiting from it. the last thing they want is a national conversation about what went wrong. so they maintain an increasingly strict policy of mandatory

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