is patently false there is a connection i think it's also i think it's he could just be a marie antoinette like figure and he's not like intentionally ghastly isn't taunting anybody he genuinely is part he's lived in manhattan he's from bloomberg multi-billionaire enterprise you know that he can only see what he you know all his friends marie antoinette's friends were nice and kind and they they were well meaning and had good manners and they spoke well they read well and they understood beauty and why you know let's just give these peasants brioche if they're so angry when i hear you saying in terms of joe that maybe he's just genuinely misinformed on this topic but if you look at what he does over there at bloomberg is that every single time something comes up to challenge the status quo like bitcoin i told joe wiesenthal the 5 bitcoin under $10.00 he started gaslighting immediately ok let's move back to this in the seventy's strap in the 4th turning because this is the way bigger story here and and they exorbitant privilege that went in this generational shift here because the federal r

antoinette: it's whoever's available, really. lemonis: even the manager of the place doesn't know who's in charge. she doesn't have anybody to lean on. what's the first place you look if you're gonna go eat at a restaurant? -tranchina: oh, the bathroom. -lemonis: let's check it out. tranchina: i just had them scrub this place the other night. lemonis: look at the toilet. -it's disgusting. -tranchina: yeah, it is. that's a hot dog machine. lemonis: why do you keep it here? todd: we don't have much storage. lemonis: and how about this back here? this looks clean to you? tranchina: no. lemonis: the cleanliness of this restaurant -- well, it's not measuring up to any sort of standard. i hope the food at least does. what is this back here? sammy: so, this is where we prep our patties. lemonis: you guys have frozen burgers? sammy: yeah. we re-form them so it looks more handmade. lemonis: so, they're not really handmade? sammy: no. lemonis: huh. -is everything frozen? -sammy: yeah. lemonis: if you're telling me that your burger sets the

were proclaiming things like new lower price free because poverty sucks news the infamous marie antoinette slogan let them eat cake with the word cake crosstown their banners i'm not stealing food i'm a gift aiding it we're changing the rules because the rules plain wrong this is not against sainsbury's but the profiteering of a basic human need the stunt also proclaimed the appearance of a new political party called u.k. beyond politics and is aiming big 1st talk at next year's marathon actions in london and they promise it's just the start we're seeing complete incompetence of the governing class that have been 20000. from coup that the crowning glory is the ability of the political class to respond to the extinct. the human race this move into the world of democratic politics has surprised many people because extinction rebellion has always prided itself on being a direct action through pretty movement all about staging numerous acts of civil disobedience all across the world never the less they all widely accused of vandalism and promoting a populist agenda and all the while police in

host: from internet in philadelphia -- antoinette in philadelphia on the democrats line. hi. caller: good morning, gentlemen. i am a black woman in my 60's. for me, i don't get up for a lot of things. us, for me, and a lot of think at times like this, we have never had the debt paid. you have to the beginning to solve a problem. for us, going back to the beginning and being told that even the definition in itself of reparations is self-explanatory. but even scientifically, black folks were moved from point a to what happened.o reparations is compensation for a group of persecuted people. the men whontly as were raped by priests. it came on tv, they are getting their reparations. a lot of this is a stigma on us but is negative -- that is negative. could had that, we develop our own programs, our own schools, our own equal black police officers. i am not about taking away policing. but when you see nothing but white police officers at the root of the problem, we need our own. we are made to feel as if we don't qualify to ask for a debt to be paid. there.igma is until that is de

to use the slogan now would be very out of touch, almost marie antoinette like.eat again again basically says that we have to redo what we did since president trump showed up which is reverse the damage of old -- obama-biden. and we have the most unemployment of black and hispanic, asian employment in this history up until january when the coronavirus hit. so what we need to do is go back to again -- of the tools that work before, tax deduction, modernize trade agreements, constitutional prudence, those things worked before and can work again. >> martha: that's exactly what the president says he wants to do. to get the economy moving again and to bring the country back, he says that he has done it once before and he can do it again. he definitely has his work cut out for him in the face of the lockdown and the virus. if so we see. obviously a busy few months and a campaign season like none of us have ever seen. thank you, richard. good to have you here tonight. thank you for being here as well. thank you, gentlemen. so, they are new mass mandates and there are sp

it's actually from our affiliate wcvb's antoinette antonio.ibbons, the meteorologist there. probably not the safest way to grill, but hey, i hope the meal was wonderful. >>> good morning. i'm abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco. sunshine everywhere today, not quite as breezy as yesterday, and warmer. we still have the fire danger, though, up in the >>> you know our next guest from the tony award winning star of "dear evan hansen" and "pitch perfect" and now "the politician." please welcome ben platt from his home in l.a. ben, welcome back. >> how are you? >> i'm doing well, thank you. thanks for coming back. the last time we checked in with you, you had that incredible quarantine dance party. how else have you been spending your time during all this? ♪ >> i've been trying to be as creative as possible from afar and writing some music over zoom and really luckily i had a couple things that were banked that came out during this time. obviously the second season of "the politician," and my radio city hall special, my concert special. so just tryi

host: from internet in philadelphia -- antoinette in philadelphia on the democrats line. hi.ler: good morning, gentlemen. i am a black woman in my 60's. for me, i don't get up for a lot of things. us, for me, and a lot of think at times like this, we have never had the debt paid. you have to the beginning to solve a problem. for us, going back to the beginning and being told that even the definition in itself of reparations is self-explanatory. but even scientifically, black folks were moved from point a to what happened.o reparations is compensation for a group of persecuted people. the men whontly as were raped by priests. it came on tv, they are getting their reparations. a lot of this is a stigma on us but is negative -- that is negative. could had that, we develop our own programs, our own schools, our own equal black police officers. i am not about taking away policing. but when you see nothing but white police officers at the root of the problem, we need our own. we are made to feel as if we don't qualify to ask for a debt to be paid. there.igma is until that is dealt