grover cleveland.s after his wife passed away, john tyler, martin van buren, benjamin harrison or woodrow wilson? >> grover cleveland. >> the answer is not grover cleveland. >> van buren? kennedy: that is right. that absolutely counts. >> i'm in the building i have no delay i got that right's. don't try it jimmy periods before she got it right she got it right. >> this is such a racket this game is that already under protest thank you. >> spike i am a libertarian i hate everyone. here we go we each present had a shoot thrown at him during a press conference. >> george w. bush. kennedy: that was so easy. >> how many are only children. [laughter] or had spite, shame on the libertarian unbiased on the show it is painful. >> it's a three way tie. you are such good little people. all right, jim this is your second question. what does the s and harry s truman stand for, stuart, samuel, simon or nothing? >> oh boy. i really think about this i'm going to stick with my original stratagem going to say nothing. k

>> grover cleveland. kennedy: for answer is not cleveland. >> van buren. kennedy: yes!ts] that counts. >> i have no delay. i got that right. kennedy: she got it right. >> it's already under protest. kennedy: claiming it. i hate everyone. [laughter] which president had a shoe thrown at him during of protest? >> how many are only children? spike. shame on the libertarian bias on this show. a bunch of dirtbags. kennedy: i am so proud of all of you. you are such good people. yoall right, jim. what does the f and harry s truman stand for? stuart, samuel, simon or nothing? >> oh boy. i'm going to stick with my original, i'm going to say nothing. kennedy: hubert the right. middle name is only the s but he has a. after as his signature. >> nothing is going to stop us now. kennedy: i love that movie. i was so fun. member she was dead? or just not living? [laughter] >> the guy was dating a mannequin. kennedy: that was a move. that was my fantasy. sorry. jessica, this is the best question ever. they really do love you. whose wife was lady bird? [laughter] chester arthur or lyndon

this through grover cleveland -- not grover cleveland alexander. treaties are not siebel things, art -- not simple things, are they? >> that when i have forgotten, but no, i think you have made a very good point. to get a treaty, you must get 2/3 of the senate to agree. janet yellen in venice over the weekend conceded that it could be a year before we get her minimum global corporate tax. i think it could be even longer than that yet i do not think the votes were there in the senate to approve it. tom: are the votes in europe? doesn't europe have to agree on all of this before the u.s. steps in? greg: of course, ireland is the one that steps in all the time. i think there's real concern that it can't win approval and wash -- approval in washington. lisa: is there a concern that both sides don't have consensus, and this is just noise to try to pressure companies into acting differently? greg: i think so, i may be pressured countries like ireland into compliance with other countries. it is a goal that i understand and she doesn't have to want have th

we will start with grover norquist, president of american tax reform.uperstars bid to remove her father from her conservatorship. at least for now. her father has controlled her $60 million fortune for more than a decade now. spears' attorney had asked the court back in december to replace him with a wealth management firm instead. spears gave shocking testimony last week when she called her father's control over her life "traumatic and abusive." her father says he wants an investigation into those claims. so the court order that came out was not a result of what happened last week. it was a month-long process that was first filed back in december. she wanted to get a trust company involved in her conservatorship and the judge allowed the trust company to keep her father in there as well. >> now it will be interesting to see what impact -- people have been protesting against this verdict. not just in the united states but all around the world. hundreds of thousands of people, it will be interesting to see what impact that has. >> we will talk more about

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we spoke to dr. joy deep grover and ne consultant about the dangers of mutations . is by far the most common experience now to print in it is next to impossible. there will be new patients. we don't know where they will come from. they could come from any part of the world. so far, all the mutations are still sensitive to vaccines, at least locally at the extent. but, you know, you never know, you might get the mutation which escapes the current. unless everyone is vaccinated and you're able to control the spread of the widest, why? no one is actually safe. i suspect. good, good, big many years for us to get used to it, find the best conditions prevention strategies this pandemic. we keep spreading the able to paper that seems to all humanity. all right, thanks for joining us here. your program returns with daniel hawkins in half an hour in awe. alas, the end appears to be near washington's 20 year average to nation bill and f denison was always going to end this way a complete and total failure. it is doubtful. the corrupt government in kabul will last long after t

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grover norquist, great stuff as always, thanks for joining us. >> good to be with you.fall we had before covid 19. a big reason for the gap is the $1.9 trillion relief package for the white house, the cbo which is nonpartisan, the prediction does not include the infrastructure spending so you can expect that shortfall to skyrocket should more aid be passed. ashley: i would say so, thank you. take a look at the market. let's look at those markets as we head into the long holiday weekend, the dow has been on the same place since we reopened two hours ago, potential of one%, the nasdaq up a 12:45%, on the positive side but a little muted if you like. and their sued by the parents of a 3-year-old boy, third-degree burns after being trapped. it is $0.79. come back in. a toy company making exercise bikes for toddlers. >> the company's little tykes and the bike is, pelican, really cute, they get the tablet stand, the bluetooth speaker and they can take youtube adventure classes, you don't have to subscribe. they can burn some calories. i have made my kids go on the treadmill b

hey yo, grover! songs are fun, we remember them. they become iconic but a pretty good number of theme songs actually made it into top 40 regular radio play. the regular example would be "friends." life always stuck in second gear, the fact that you are really getting too old to this but things haves not kicked inuit. yet. >> that's what "friends" is about. it is not a back story. it is not here is a story about how they met. it is a story of how they feel. >> the music was composed by my ex-husband. we went through a couple of drafts but it was not a difficult process. when things are right, they sort of write themselves. we got the offer on wednesday, went over the arrangement on thursday with the music director and cut the song on a saturday and it aired the following thursday. and i remember getting my car and driving to warner brothers one day and i just turn on the radio and there was the theme song and that to me was wow, this is big. this is huge. >> both "cheers" and "friends" the last gasp o

secretary of state anthony blinken made its way that discussed refugee program with his counterpart, grover. >> 70 many people have to leave their homes and countries because it isn't safe for them. they are called refugees. many refugees are children and they need opportunities to learn and play just like you and your friends on sesame street. >> we had to leave our home because it's not safe for us. >> why do 2 or 3-year-olds need to know about refugees, they don't even understand the concept of countries or borders yet. what about human trafficking discussion with our score or food does it expose with big bird, what is next? >> it is inequality. who gets to talk about that? salad took my cookies and i didn't give it to her and the excuse me -- >> not just adding and subtracting. >> doctor jill biden made her way to sesame street to tell the show's new racial literacy targeted toward military families. >> i'm so proud that i have a puppy who served in the military. i'm so proud that i am a mexican american. >> if we think someone is being treated unfairly we should stand up for them. >> w

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