networks by women for women in india as a lead thought club is such a network for women only for co fonda right, they need thus, it is particularly important in the country. what conservative generals bills dominate, women just have a way, defend your boss. they have a very different uh, point of view. they have a very different opinion. they have a very different, you know, i think maybe even the vision we need and all those clubs, we need women to support each other. we need women to back each other up before the 2020 launch of lead club. there were hardly any professional networks for women in india. the release was a huge success. this way women can network online, get further training or take part in mentoring programs. today, rug you need us has a team of 30 employees, as many of whom are women. as someone who has cooled down to the digital platform does strongly believes that tech and play a big role for women's progress. but she, as it is still majorly a boys club, there seems to be a massive, massive gap killed in the market. like even if i have to go to school or the tech phone

mr. fonda, these rebel attacks against the me and my military. would you call these a timing point in the fight to restore democracy in the country? i wasn't that certainly how a lot of people in my mind, seeing we, it's quite unprecedented to see one but a different ethnic is coming together to launch these joint operations against the middle tree and also to have such a, a wretched success. and that has encouraged all of the ethnic organizations on groups and some of what's called a pdf people who's defense forces, which people in the country have set up arms groups to resist the military. i'm so racing increase the types of military outposts in the time state on the west by the south. think of any states and the military so far seem incapable of counseling. these leave offense, but not all these rubber groups literally on the same page because they have, for the ministry for yes, primarily for autonomy in their respective regions. is that still the aim or is it the why the goal of a starting democracy to me and ma? well, i think what we've see

you to mr . fonda, these rebel attacks against the 1000000 mom military. would you call these upcoming point in the fight to restore democracy in the country? it wasn't that certainly how a lot of people in my seeing we, it's quite unprecedented to see one very different ethnic is coming together to launch these joint operations against the middle tree and also to have such a, a record success. and that has encouraged our, the sneak organizations on groups and some of what's called a pdf people whose defense forces which people in the country have sets up arms groups to resist the military. and so by saying, increase the tax on military outposts and retired and state on the west further south. and because any state of the military so far seem incapable of counseling. these leave offense. but not all these different groups literally on the same page because they have, for the ministry for yes, primarily for or economy in their respective regions. is that still the aim or is it the wide uh, goal of a starting democracy to me as well. but i think what we've s

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jane fonda expressed her fears when she joined a picket line in hollywood.oming up on our right is the famous historical landmark — the capitol records building. most actors are not famous. they work when they can... the nickname for the movie business was tinseltown. ..but often have to supplement their income doing otherjobs. take ben. i mean, i'm not an a—list actor. i'm a journeyman actor who's trying to make a living doing this. but during the strike, ben says he was forced to spend more time on the back—upjob as a hollywood tour guide. ijust basically had to get back to the grind, or what we call the la hustle, ofjuggling jobs and trying to make a career, an entertainment career. in an industry that can be fickle at the best of times, the la hustle is what many actors are used to doing, which is why fighting for better residuals, or repeat fees, was a key issue for their union. we rented many pieces to succession. the end of the strike means the entire entertainment industry will now get back to work. sound engineers, camera operators, make—up artists

she was very close to the fonda in the oh, they seem to differentiate the i o after the citizens of the we don't understand human beings across. ready the difference between how come off the bottom, what do you think about the why that pitch in africa? i mean 3 totally straight with the so that they don't appear to be that many countries, sorry, that support behind israel right now is that, is that concerning? do you think for the current crisis, it is when they say literally absolutely. in the last 1015 years, africa became much closer to is that including with some countries and establishing diplomatic relations, but mainly a lot of content, a quote, especially above the highest level. and the, what we see in the last 2 weeks is that the, some of the rates i think they do, and a globally so far, i think 7 to 8 countries home. there are lots of those sorts of vision. this is, should be war invoice. but we have to the low level, that is one of the countries that they say it's really depends the door. mm hm. and i think that's a very, very clear point. you make that mr. male using you? s

jane fonda expressed her fears when she joined a picket line in hollywood. and i won't be paid for it. coming up on our right is the famous historical landmark — the capitol records building. most actors are not famous. they work when they can... the nickname for the movie business was tinseltown. ..but often have to supplement their income doing otherjobs. take ben. i mean, i'm not an a—list actor. i'm a journeyman actor who's trying to make a living doing this. but during the strike, ben says he was forced to spend more time on the back—upjob as a hollywood tour guide. ijust basically had to get back to the grind, or what we call the la hustle, ofjuggling jobs and trying to make a career, an entertainment career. in an industry that can be fickle at the best of times, the la hustle is what many actors are used to doing, which is why fighting for better residuals, or repeat fees, was a key issue for their union. we rented many pieces to succession. the end of the strike means the entire entertainment industry will now get back to work. sound engineers, came

on the occasion, this is fonda lied, has said that ukraine has already met 90 percent of the conditions according to my own back. so that takes, i do just need to have a difficulty with mathematics. rebecca, but this is a hawk. but according to my best, so that takes 4, i'd say that is not 90 percent of the she's just making it up as she's going along . the tuesdays you praise is, is, is a, the way it does is governments, all governments with full story economic day ready for you. membership is the, if you great, where to become a member of the policy, the future, it costs a reconstruction for the view. you will be astronomical. they will be bullied by europeans. the tax has a is living, said does have already be declining. somebody is the copies of the go. these disproportionate may go back to the 5 to national was imprisoned by the puts in have signed the decree, which would, had russians seen the assets are frozen in the west. the share of the assets are frozen countries currently brooks in russia. it comes in response to move by the us house of representatives to charles of frozen r

jane fonda ionized, her mug sho was almost as iconic as trumps.would be as liberty during the iraq war. code pink tried to smear condoleezza rice with fake bloo at a hearing, remember? >> we're criminal. >> cindy sheehan lost her son during the iraq war. the media gave her a book deal, network tv interviews, journalist went to her for hot takes on foreign policy. in than she made a career endin mistake, she criticized obama and then we never heard from he again. see how that works? your hero if you protest a republican war, and an insect t be swatted away if you protest democrat one. you have to be a foreign in the right side of certain people. of former presidential candidat and one of the leading antiwar protesters. tell me what is going on with the antiwar left protest movement, dennis. >> first of all, great to be with you. i actually think partisanship i the problem. it leads to polarized thinking. the dems are for warm now, the republicans than when i was in the house. the question today is how do we avoid world war iii. how do we stop the e

hit and run nearly derail mint condition pickup truck in new jersey, a deer crash landed onto jane fondas a potential buyer pulled up. the startled deer quickly ran off leaving behind a sizable fire winter with the purchase anyway. bond reduced the price by $900, and expensive here. reminder corporation partnering with u.s. that will make camel kickoff campaign for the third consecutive year to help end veteran homelessness. log on to honor u.s..org/docs forward to shop or donate. scanned the qr code on your screen or go to the website. a great cause. go ahead and attacked fox the 11th of november, wednesday 2023 veteran a call. i am jon scott, thanks for watching with you tomorrow. big weekend show is next. ♪ ♪

people who impact our politics from outside washington, from jackie robinson to robert frost, jane fondar selma blair is known for her deadpan humor with quirky intelligent performances in iconic films like "cruel intentions," "heather," and "legally blond." what are the boys like? >> cecile, is that all you can think of? >> it doesn't look like anyone's coming to your little party to me, heather. >> vivian kensington, do you think it's acceptable that miss woods is not prepared? >> no, i don't. >> five years ago at age 46 blair was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. after battling the autoimmune disease from the age of 7, in 2019 she walked onto the red carpet with a cane for the firstet time in an oscars afterparty making her disability visible in a powerful way and now blair has become an advocate for americans living with disabilities, joining president biden at the white house in october to recognize the 33rd anniversary of the americans with disabilities act and to advocate for new legislation for disability rights and pay equity. >> i'm here before you today as a proud, disabled w

but this weaponization of the first amendment, this way that at least a fonda would like people to understandst amendment. the way that donald trump would like people to understand the first amendment. it seems like the basis they are four main for his reelection. >> 100 percent. i mean, look, at least fonac will do whatever it takes to get picked as his vice presidential running mate, so she's gonna spend all her time defending donald trump. doing whatever she can to intimidate the courtroom, and what she's been doing already within the house to try to get the agenda enacted and go after -- they have no regard for the judicial process. they should be a serious process and donald trump is out there attacking this judge and, quite frankly, all court officials, every single day. the things that he's saying are beneath any person, let alone a major candidate for the presidency, so the first amendment is one thing, but you can't also put people in danger. and what his words are doing are actually putting people in danger. he's attacking them, and he's setting up something very dangerous if he got

at least a fonda complains that he granted summary judgment. in a civil trial. where it is a document case, and you look at the documents, and there is no issues of fact. they are what they are, and the judge can grant a summary judge or motion. perfectly legitimate, no grounds for dismissing the judge or asking him to recuse himself. so i don't think they are gonna succeed on that either in terms of the fraud case. >> and that december 15th state, they are saying that they're half of the trial will often tell december 15th, i want what you make of that timeline, but it'll take over a month to present the case? >> it could, be they have given a list of over 100 witnesses. now it's also common to list people you do not really intend to call. but that you might want to. better to have them listed in the beginning because if you don't listen, then it is harder to call them when you do want them. the december 15th may be something, but they are trying to stretch out so this tries to and near the holidays. that would be really important if it was a

from con eunice and gaza. israel's prime minister has again rejected the growing calls for a seas fonda. benjamin netanyahu says guys, it will be demilitarize off to the war that israel will control security that is going on because that was on that slip, that the 28th security control includes our ability to enter whenever we want to kill any perpetrators of those who targets out people or our country, i'll tell you what they won't be. they won't become us and they won't be any civilian authority that brings up the children to hate his royal and eliminate israel. all right, and it's bringing home the sun hood, she's joining us live from occupied east jerusalem, and home to let them know nothing. y'all here also maintaining they cannot be a c sly without the release of captives. this is the spot, recent reports that he has rejected deals involving the release of captives. that's right, elizabeth. these early prime minister has been saying that there is, if there is going to be any concrete news about the release of the captives about negotiations. it's going to come from these rarely ar

m ts arejane fonda lionized by the left during the nixon administration, her mug shotmost was almosts iconic as trump's . then came the iraq war protesters medea benjamin, founder of code pink, was a celebrity during the iraq war. >> code pink tried to smear condi rice with fake blood at a hearing. >> remembear r? and guantanamo war criminal. >> cindy sheehan lost her son during the iraq war and set up ground outside of bush'sri crawford ranch. >> the media gave her a bookng a deal. >> network tv interviews. netwralists went to her fo hot takes on foreign policy, and then she made a career ending mistake. >> she criticized obama, and then we never heard from her again. >> see how that works? you're a hero if you protest a republican war and an insect to be swatted away. if you protest a democrat one. you have to be a thorn in the right side of certain people. if you want fame, glory. >> democrat dennis kucinich is a former presidential candidate and one of the leading anti-war protesters. in >> tell me what is going on with the a.i. war left protest movement? >> dennis jesse, first o

jane fonda has said that she in game she was late in the game of feminism because assumed feminism becausea feminist meant that she was angry with men, which clearly people clearly she wasn't. and people in nine countries, including the uk, us , italy and japan, were uk, us, italy and japan, were asked how warm and favourably they felt towards men and feminists i'm fine. i feel feminists said, i'm fine. i feel positive about men. so i think that whole anti male thing has been kind of busted, which is really good. and i think it's all happened a bit because of all happened a bit because of all this terf dialogue that's going on now and the lgbt community, lgbt, q plus s . community, lgbt, q plus s. community s is for spirits anyway. i think all that kind of, you know , chubby people in of, you know, chubby people in pointy glasses with dyed magenta hair have said basically me that feminists don't . and it's not feminists don't. and it's not true at all. i think. i think by by separating, you know , i've by separating, you know, i've never been comfortable, to be honest with you, with the lg

jane fonda has said that she in game she was late in the game of feminism because assumed feminism because a feminist meant that she was angry with men, which clearly people clearly she wasn't. and people in nine countries, including the uk, us , italy and japan, were uk, us, italy and japan, were asked how warm and favourably they felt towards men and feminists i'm fine. i feel feminists said, i'm fine. i feel positive about men. so i think that whole anti male thing has been kind of busted, which is really good. and i think it's all happened a bit because of all happened a bit because of all this terf dialogue that's going on now and the lgbt community, lgbt, q plus s . community, lgbt, q plus s. community s is for spirits anyway. i think all that kind of, you know , chubby people in of, you know, chubby people in pointy glasses with dyed magenta hair have said basically me that feminists don't . and it's not feminists don't. and it's not true at all. i think. i think by by separating, you know , i've by separating, you know, i've never been comfortable, to be honest with you, with the l

. >> this is jane fonda atlanta braves. lisa: anyway. are we really there or is this something.think it is a soft landing because you have disinflation. ed nailed this saying we will get a disinflationary tendency and yet they would say ok. i'm not sure for a lot of americans this is a soft landing. it's price decline, less nominal gdp. they don't own 10,000 shares of the stock. >> it's an equity rally. watching the bond market move in reverse. from peak to trough in the last couple of weeks. and you'll get the people who pushed back saying something like this. it will look like a soft landing until it doesn't. it's the same in the bond market at some point yields go enough for you say what's happening with growth. you get deeper into the 70's. you start to say what's happening with growth and i'm wondering whether we start to see that inflection point where we break down the correlation between bonds and equities. >> i'm loving the all-cash bond portfolio. you know that's the austrian 100 year piece. that doesn't note that i was down 70%. a small detail. we are up. jonathan: pi

in modern people talk about how much longer this is, but henry fonda in 1957, they argued three days.et their pizza. tom: -- lisa: there is the question around the trial and if this is good or bad for the crypto industry. people are seeking legitimacy even with product looming greatly over it. tom: he has the right to appeal -- repeal. jonathan: the timeline it is amazing how quickly it came together. how quickly they collapsed, they got the case together, and then they made a decision on that. tom: we begin with ellen sat in her chief u.s. economist of morgan stanley. in our guests with us the other day spent most of the time talking about your research. how hard is it right now to take excel spreadsheets and guess? ellen: it's better been a guesstimate but you can stick your finger in the air and figure out which way the wind will blow. thus the surveillance way. it is a big number even though it's half the pace of the prior month and that is without adding in strikers. when you are back to strikers it would be a bigger number. this is why it could be a perfect report. payroll numbe

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