patrice: if u.s.throughout my career how they would describe me, i would say servant leader. my job is to set the team up for success and create the conditions for people to leverage their full potential. if i do that, i will be fine. i think people would say listener. there is a great quote from a greek philosopher. we have two ears and one mouth, and there is a reason for that. people have said i am a learner, and ralph is an incredible inspiration, because based on where he is at this stage of life, he is constantly learning, and i use that is inspiration. i am a measured risk taker i would say. i am not a swim for the fence risk taker, but i believe in innovating, experimenting, and try new things. you feel that energy inside the company today. i love that spirit of trying things and learning. francine: what is a good day in the louvet world? patrice: a good day where i get the greatest energy and excitement is time in our stores. francine: do you change things around? patrice: i try to avoid doin

patrice: it is pretty fun. probably the thing that attracted me to this opportunity is the opportunity to work with ralph, right? this man is a visionary, incredible entrepreneur who has had amazing success around the world, and the opportunity to work with him, to partner with him, is really special, and i cherish it every day. francine: and you have to get along. he is such a figure -- he has his name on the door. what is his vision? patrice: what is exciting is when you see where the store started, the tie, you see what it has become. i talk about our purpose is to inspire the dream with a better life of authenticity and time and style and that has been the driving force for the company. now we are around the world, well beyond ties. we have hospitality, restaurants, coffee shops, the women's business, the home business, but i'll still driven by a very consistent vision ambition, and this is a business very much about trends, and ralph says i hate fashion because fashion comes and goes. we talk about style,

patrice: pretty close. francine: what was the most surprising thing about your job since you started? patrice: there are so many things. perhaps the thing that attracted me to this opportunity is the opportunity to work with ralph. this man is a visionary, incredible, the opportunity to work with him and partner with him is special, and i cherish it every day. francine: you have to get along because he is still such a figure. he has his name on the door. patrice: he does have his name on the door. francine: how much is his vision? patrice: it all starts with his vision. where you see with the company started, it is all being driven by a consistent vision and consistent purpose. our purpose is to inspire the dream of a better life through authenticity and timeless style, and that has been the driving force for the company now. we are all around the world. we are beyond ties, we are in hospitality, coffee shops, minimizing his business, owned business but also still driven by a very consistent business ambiti

what about your wife, patrice? is there a character that reflects her at all? no. but the themes that are in this book are hers, and i tried to really highlight the importance of family we show in this book an arrangement that's fairly common between couples that aren't married when they have a child that i learned about from patrice, who's trained as a marriage and family therapist, they nest. and so the young daughter stays with the mom and the couple alternates on weeks staying at the mom's house. they nest and she suggested putting that in. i thought, what a cool idea to show the family can be nontraditional, but also really good for kids. there's a lot of that in there. so people who know my wife will feel her presence in there, but there's not a character that she's allowed me to based on her. are you in have you been a a thriller reader over the years? no. i tried, but i found it. i can remember reading tara's book presumed innocent in 87, just as i was about to become an assistant u.s. attorney. and i was lit on fire by the book. i thought, this is so cool.

no, of course some members of the leadership went to patrice and a member university. they didn't become overly pro western, but it's believed that in the bhutto became these young dom with the united states and our region. so this is more likely to apply to other countries in the region. so during mobutu his rule, the country turned its back on russia. why the, it may seem, pay us exactly for the entire. so if you for years then, and a well divided into 2 camps, the members associates found more supports in the eastern bloc countries, made the payment of the problem the form. but after the end of mo, booties rule, the relation start to improve again. when the end of the boots, those real came, should be mentioned that at that time pressure was beginning its recovery from the collapse of the soviet union and relations with the african countries. love is not so long ago and said the menu, exactly. the relations had gone down, never less where a game determined to review my relations because we have a certain affection for russia. it's very noticeable for the people. so

patrice louvet, great manager. rl is down too much.willing to take the pain if i'm wrong. but i don't think i will be. "mad money's" back after the break. >> coming up, cramer wants to hear from you. your calls on the thunderous "lightning round." next the first time your sales reached 100k with godaddy was also the first time your profits left you speechless. at the counter or on the go, save 20% with the lowest transaction fees and keep more of what you make. start saving today at godaddy.com ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ( ♪♪ ) constant contact's advanced automation lets you send the right message at the right time, every time. ( ♪♪ ) constant contact. helping the small stand tall. >>> it is time it's time for the "lightning round" on cramer's "mad money. buy -- play until we hear this sound and then "lightning round" is over. are you ready skee-daddy time for the "lightning round" on "mad money. let's start with steven in illinois steven >> caller: hey, jimmy, what's up >> not much. you actually me, steve >> caller: i'm calling on public stor

patrice, a lot of people are saying, this isn't that big of a deal.hite house is saying they shouldn't have done this. "shark tank" host who knows something about making money explains this does matter, listen. >> what happened in the last 48 hours, there is no way to sugar coat this, it's bad news. it's basically a rating agency saying, your faith in the american government to pay you back has been diminished from a aaa to a aa, this is very concerning because the way it affects you and me sean, and everybody listening, the cost of capital to america, the costs in other words we borrow money from other sovereign nations, to pay our deficits, just went up. >> todd: of course biden blamed trump, trump is blamed for every malady in our world. how did biden himself and his administration really cause this down grade to happen? >> well, reckless massive unnecessary spending. i mean, we can start with the american rescue plan that was passed in 2021. and so we've seen that continuation that chips at the myth leading -- inflation reduction act, all of these

everyone having the right to vote including the people of the district of columbia so i will call over patrice no --snow, director of communications from bc --dc vote. >> let's make no mistake about it, the crimes outlined in these indictments are a direct threat to the american democracy and here in our nation's capital, the 700,000 people who call d.c. home feel the impact of these crimes in a different way than other people in the united states. the only representation we have in the -- bc are three votes in the electric college. -- electoral college. the only time our voices count is in the eyes of the federal government when we cast them for president of the united states and have the alleged crimes succeeded, we would have had that right grip to wait -- right ripped away. the people of d.c. will be asked to rise to the role and decide one of the most consequential cases and a b american history and we will. there are those who will cast the people of d.c. as part of the problem and that is because they don't know us. they paid us with a broad brush, claiming we are all alike, beholden to

patrice louvet, thank you so much. do you have the best job in the world? louvet: pretty close. francine: what was the most surprising thing about your job when you first started? louvet: the thing that attracted me to this opportunity was the opportunity to work with ralph. this man is a visionary incredible entrepreneur, and the opportunity to work with him and partner with him is really special and i treasure it. francine: and you have to get along because he is socialist -- such a figure. he has his name of the door. how much of it is his vision? louvet: it all starts with him. and where you see this company started, the tie, you see it has all been driven by a consistent vision with a consistent purpose. i talked about our purpose being to inspire the dream of a better life through authenticity and time the stock, that has been a driving force and now we are around the world, well beyond ties, we are in hospitality and restaurants and coffee shops, women's business, home businesses, but all driven by a very consistent vision that is an industry very much about trends. and r

okay, patrice, can fuck them up on this or what then you have to start across the ocean. you little prepared. so for sure that you started well to at the fuck the me, what to do to you until she's going up properties. does the to you what else i use with the new to go any time with a 1000000 even though can you look into something awesome and maybe some families that store what that you, what when is your thoughts a couple proffered up until probably 3 bucks to this portion i use the donation, but since there's an issue with it, why it's industry skills and ease as what they're doing the she live with your strong supporters with most of this your school rhetorical. oh, that's good to know. could i that you put it in yourself? snivla's? nationalism has always and always will be a trump card in the hands of radicals of all kinds. it doesn't reason, but asserts itself because nationalism defies logic. to build a state and form a nation, something bigger is needed well and intellect. and while the will, may not be a major problem, intellect on the other hand, is naturally mis

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and platinum selling soul and r&b singer, entertaining the crowds on sunday was singer and composer patricemmy winning jazz singer gregory porter also hit the main stage sunday. we've been around 33 years, so we're well known in terms of the national touring, you know, music community, san jose jazz also puts on a winter music festival. so if you miss this weekend, there will be more jazz to come early next year. lamonica peters, ktvu fox two news. i tell you what, there's more sports to come because sports wrap is coming up in just a couple of minutes here in joe . coming up next talking football. football is back. it's nice to wake up this morning, turn on tv at football. i love football. all right. good night, everyone good idea, but it was the raiders who dominated today's exhibition game that was definitely frustrating, but obviously put it on myself. what? to conclude from the 49 ers preseason opener? and there's

okay, patrice, you fucked up a strong this or what the status quo solution you will prepare yourself for sure. e, so as well to uh at the fuck the me why it was new to you until i screwed up properly. doesn't read that to you. what else i use that the new to go any time with a 1000000 other though, can you look into something else when they just moved from released store? oh, what, what, when is your thoughts the company proffered rentals can cause any problem with 3 bucks. cubic portion, i use the donation, but since there's an issue with it, why it's uh it's industry skills as what they did on the she went with your strong supporters with somebody who's your daughter. oh, that's good to know. could i that you put in your soap, snivla's? nationalism has always and always will be a trump card in the hands of a radicals of all kinds. it doesn't reason but a sets itself because nationalism defies logic to bill to states and form a nation, something bigger is needed well and intellect. and while the will, may not be a major problem. intellect on the other hand, is undoubtedly meant thin

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release theresa the radio at towards the end of the pacific ocean depends as it will stop releasing patrice of water from thursday that the supplies objections and both at home and abroad. china, south korea and pacific, all the nations as one of those japanese fishermen all opposed to move. but the u. s. nuclear watchdog says to release what have little impact on people or the environment. how to cut montgomery reports from folk ashima anger is building here and so the locals are decrying the japanese government's plan to begin releasing a treated radioactive waste water from the superhuman dye to nuclear plants into the pacific ocean. from this thursday, again, japan looks to release this water from this thursday. now the japanese government says that this planet states, the solution, must fishermen are worried about the potential reputational damage that stays similar to what they saw after the 2011, triple disaster. now in 2010 a year before the time witnessed its worst ever nuclear accident, she must, coastal fishing industry was earning $69000000.00. but after the triple disaster, the

the rise, increasing the risk of creating mental culture that further damages the forest. biologist patrice the piano therefore urges that the concept of bio economies in order to work, needs to strongly focus on local communities who are victims of the destruction of the amazon regions. they went to like having their therapy tours. they, my cage protect. they went to like, have once i have out on me to the decisions that cern's their, their therapy toward the, one of their future generations, their key to, to be able to see the same products or practice that they already have. so i think that that's something that we should be really keeping in mind that one of their livelihoods to be maintained. therefore it's quality over quantity. that is also the way to go for is it kosta coco, former, who has a long understood that the future of a healthy rain forest is determining the future of mankind. south korea and has stopped at the evacuation of tens of thousands of scouts putting an end to the 25th which. busy scouts january scouts have struggled over the last last couple of days under an inte

rights as representatives of these ravaged countries to restore justice on behalf of their fathers, patrice lumber, and more and more good off, you were brutally murdered, treated like criminals, but even a criminal should stand trial 1st. if good off, you committed crimes in his own country. he should have been brought to trial in a fair libyan court. not face and need a lynch mob. the president, remember, committed no crimes against his own people. he fought for his people's independence for freedom, but he was murdered in cold blood. american intelligence agencies shot down the plain of the un secretary general dog, how my shoulder, who wanted to find a solution to the congo problem, because it was not in america's interest to have the matter solves to know that we still see this american french colonial brutality across the globe, shouldn't these dogs be brought to justice? and it is our rights, the rights of all african arab, asian, and less american countries out of to demand compensation for these crimes will be helpful. but that, that we well as louse to one said it was a journey of

to release treated radioactive roofer into the pacific ocean. japan says it will start releasing patrice of water from thursday. that's the spot objections, both at home and abroad. china, south korea and pacific all the nations as well as japanese fishermen, all opposed to move. but the u. n's nuclear watch dog facilities would have listened the impact on people or the environment in china has responded by whitening restrictions on sea food and ports from japan. and that's hosting businesses as katrina. you reports from badging, sushi chef. because a yuki teddy ok used to purchase this fish from southern japan. these days he's forced to bite from southern china. authorities here have been sea food from 10 japanese regents and old japanese imports are experiencing long delays at custom. to move has hurt business. i don't know what's closer to on one hand, it's no longer possible to import ingredients from japan. and on the other hand on some customers are very that the discharge of contaminated water will affect food safety. the staging is protesting against japan's plan to release more

they um the trees, patrice bonus, no fruits or less fruits and some cases. and this is a key issue in spain that by ship, that use an exported volleyball author into the key areas of the training and as well. so looking at that effectively that size was being stopped to. so take it down with technical as much as b, 2 into the spice from was 96 and get 10000 metric tons compared to usually 1.3 to 1500000 metric tons. roughly decrease if you said you and you how much higher do you expect prices could go? that's a difficult question. and the, the current situation is that because of the adoption and to draw it down to the bottom of the season, stay mention to keep use exclusive level is running very low indeed on thought each less before the before the new harvest. so then it always seems buying stops with me, september october. i brought in since the southern yes i will see ends february, march. i'm with the current supply in the hands of manufacturers is possible looking to pull up, your not takes you at the drop down and continue. this thing runs off the bot

they um the trees patrice motor as no fruits or less fruits and some cases. and this is a key issue in spain. the buying ship that use an explosive on the go on certain areas that's right and as well. so looking at that effectively that by the way, things talk to you to so take it down what 10 points month sbc to into the spice from was 96 and get 10000 metric tons compared to usually 1.3 to 1500000 metric tons, roughly decrease at 50 feet suddenly on yeah. how much higher do you expect prices could go? that's a difficult question. and the, the current situation is that because of the no. ready and the drawing down the volumes of the season stay mentioned to keep use exclusive level is running very low. indeed on the, on each less before the before the new houses. so then you call us inspect and stocks with me september, october. i've run since the southern yes i will see and stepping off. i'm with the current supply in the hands of manufacturers is possible looking to pull up your mouth, takes you at the drawer down and continue to stay with the top level co

patrice: what is exciting when you see what this company started, you see what it has become.been driven by consistent purpose. francine: it started 56 years ago.

we're going to be living with these lifetime, patrice, that means you know, the way we finish the way, we put every protected areas and lots of other ways to type. i mean to account. but i think also there's the whole mitigation, side of you know, never close world wide enough for people to stop to know whether you're going to get a grandfather because we've still got to trust and they make the temperature rise to that. so they may be walking in the hall to 2 and a half degrees, a free car, and is we all we might be looking at a 4 degree realize i'm not what be some crazy catastrophic. so the out to do, but she does not recall, get everything back to normal strength. so why, but we just need to limit the sort of the severity of the project for 5. how's that process of diplomas, maureen laboratory? thank you so much for all that. and for your time, of course. yes, thank you very much. it is a make or break moment for the government of colombia. as 1st left us presidents, costello pedro ran on a promise to end the civil war on his torment of the country since the 1960s. now a temporary

but that we know that um, you know, local media records have suggested that there's a growing, patrice at the same off, you know, about the cloud or it's in the meetings, you know, across minutes you to see an hour before i got out, you know, where the meeting is taking place and this just goes to show this grow in sentiment across the continent. you know, many african countries, many residents here saying that, you know, they do not want aircraft to interim fan in the matter of fact, peter said that they would interchange in, in the shower. we on the street from some patent lease that does meet and could be it meets and where of course leaders decide on how to, you know, move forward from here. the, the possibility of a military intervention in the crisis does not have the complete backing of the continent. according to french media reports, the african union is refused to approve the plan and even within the eco was block itself. there are signs of division. jerry is sent. it is urging the president to use diplomacy, while opposition law makers and gone to argue that any military mov

there's half the size or cell, patrice? well, numbers, defendants were also episode one by royce. who else? women? the loss of the descendants of montela? i had been a bela judy as me. can you go into independence calendar or? yes, kenneth, combed on tumble sons of many prominent african leaders. are there any like why and i've not, or was that there's a sense of revolution or activities sons' of leaders of the african national liberation, movies you get together for lunch from dinner back along the yes, of course we got together and established the african legacy for a platform where we can discuss how we can help them with our youth in the future, minute a minute fast and what's the situation with our show from our one who raises questions when we talk about the same, the history of the police, there are many doubts regarding usher from our once to see it as he was secretary to the president and run his office over to nicer. his death, he became secretary to president. so that was how did he die most from natural causes a lot so long, of course. and that's why i should know you

oh, so relevant as we look ahead to what is possible with faxing, how the important that that patrice with is african countries. and this is what she had to say october the 122022 things relevant to our conversation. right now she's working together. we shall come up with practical solutions to better protect our communities and reduce the chances of cost for the spread of this virus industry. to a free kind of solutions for our free con, problems in the long term. as african governments, we need to both to invest, maintain research and development, innovation, and manufacturing of health tools, such as vaccines, diagnostics and essential setup you takes to address the widest break spectrum of diseases that threaten us. all right, so i have you 2 comments and questions for both of you. petra helped me out with these patients a space around for you. so we have from his same day here. this is the best solution for the applicant content for the whole issue with faxing, and that could be the best solution patch of response. i agree that one was easy. all right, bruce, we're so new chief i

i think it is the sites or cell, patrice, one of them was defendants were also episode one by royce quail. this woman, the most of the descendants of montela had been a bella. you'd use me. can you go into independence calendar? yes. can is combed on tumble sons of many prominent african leaders, or there seemed like why and i've not, or was the sounds of revolution or activities sons' of leaders of the african national liberation movements. did you get together for lunch from dinner along the yes, of course we got together and established the african legacy for a platform where we can discuss or we can help from our youth in the future, minute a minute fast. and what's the situation with our show from our one who raises questions when we talk about the same, the history of the family, there are many doubts regarding usher from our once royalty. and she was secretary to the president and run his office over after nasir his death. he became secretary to presidents and that was how did he die? must from natural causes a lot for them of course. and that's why i should know you fell off on wh

but that we know that um, you know, local media reports have suggested that there's a growing, patrice at the same off, you know, a bad plan or it's in the meetings, you know, across minutes or to see an hour before i die. not, you know, where the meeting is taking place and this just goes to show this grow in sentiment across the continent. you know, many african countries, many residents here saying that, you know, they do not want aircrafts to interim fan in the matter of fact, you just said that it would integrate in, in the shower. we under steep from some paddlers that this meeting could be it meeting where of course, leaders decide on how to, you know, move forward from here. what earlier we spoke with research on journalist joshua, none that kwame, you're a who joined us from gunner after covering the eco was meeting. he seized the offensive, essentially resulted in the creation of plans for that military campaign ticket list. on the apple watch, as it were ready to commit. all use all means available to switch to a sort of country back door, which means i have to forge this wh

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i v. patrice han in her group in 2006. we're able to identify to ship populations in south eastern camera room that were hosting, simian immunodeficiency viruses, that were the closest related to h i. b one a group that followed 2 years later led by michael barbie. were able to put a date on that spill over event. the event happened in 19 o 8 gifford take 20 years on either side of that of what was going on in 19 o 8 in this particular spot in south eastern cameron. it was a period of colonization, and you have the french and german attempting to subjugate the local indigenous groups into a new global economy. the, the loading of central africa is right infers, required to launch workforce to keep up with the bonds for exports from the global know to feed all these workers. corporations actually employed people. mice to hump out push meet the they will probably individual jumps of virus from chips, the humans because they use it as bush me a man gets, in fact he's out hunting the gym. he gives it to his wife. she gets infe