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pat: we look at intel now in these two different perspectives. intel product and we expose through our recast financials that we have a very solid business with healthy financials and we expect those to improve over time. but the big story has been about exposing the financials for foundry and the losses associated with them. we will cross through profitability through the middle of that period as we start to moderate the level of investment required to go rebuild that decade of underinvestment. as we do that, if we had that today, we would be more than double the earnings we are forecasting. it becomes a huge positive lever for us. and as i like to say, all of that is in our control. all of these things are in our control and it gets better as we win additional external foundry customers. ed: the link is about growing market share server to support the costs necessary for the foundry business. you were asked an interesting question on the call in the context of servers built on x 86 versus arm-based alternatives and you gave a pretty thorough ex

pat moynahan. when i was his colleague, a majority in the senate used to mean 51 votes.nate. 60 votes. but what the president has been able to do has been remarkable with the help of a democratic congress. so those who don't, who didn't get everything they wanted, it is time to just buck up here, understand that we can make things better, continue to move forward, and not yield the playing field to those folks that are against everything we stand for in terms of the initiatives we put forward. >> you know, i didn't think of myself as running pat moynahan's show. liz did. >> that's true. >> that could be joe biden's argument for reelection today. for those who didn't get everything they wanted, it's time to just buck up here, understand we can make things better, continue to move forward, but not yield the playing field to those folks who are against everything that we stand for. that is certainly what pat would be saying if he were still here to campaign for his dear friend joe biden's reelection. daniel patrick moynahan served 24 years in the senate with joe biden befor

but certainly pat lucey, an incredible supporter of of kennedy and one of the cool pat lucey stories i want to share very briefly. first of all, he and kennedy did not get along very well the first time they met at a convention. but he quickly came to terms and understood one another. but years after were actually out. after kennedy got elected, there was a lieutenant governor named philip nash. some of you may remember his name and he was a humphrey guy and he wasn't really part of the kennedy team, didn't really invite him or reach out to him much. and so there were some sour grapes there. but he eventually during the general election came through huge for for kennedy. so when kennedy called up pat lucey and said, why aren't you asking for a job? you want some patronage. you did a great job here. what do you want do? pat lucey said, i want i want to stay here and raise my family here doing some real estate stuff. but, you know, my friend philip nash could use a job because he lost his own lieutenant governorship reelection, pushing for kennedy and. so the fact that pat lucey could

pat, pat, pat. shame on you. we will perish in this house. why don't you buy a cooler? the account balance is insufficient. is this the reason? no reason. gaining victory in iran's first step in afghanistan. at the beginning of the 24th week of the premier league, persepolis played against naft abadan and tried to climb to the top four . in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful mohammad, ladies and gentlemen, greetings to you . welcome to sports news. good evening. first , let's go to futsal. our country's national futsal team started the asian cup with a victory. a group of saber defeated afghanistan. the first game of every tournament is very difficult, especially my first game was against a team that had an iranian coach and several of their players play in the iranian premier league, so their ability is very good to be able to play in the iranian premier league, and this game is very important for us. important we could have left it behind with a win. mahdi karimi and saeed ahmad abbasi scored for iran. pena sada and sima news agency well , let me

pat.d we're looking through some football anniversary yesterday, and we came up with this thing whereby we had a picture of george best and pat jennings, and the story was, what? >> 60th anniversary this week of both pat , because both two of both pat, because both two of the greatest players that's ever been, of course, george best and pat jennings, in my opinion, the greatest goalkeeper that's ever been both northern irish. see, that's your big three. you, pat george and the. and the thing is, they made their debut on this day for northern ireland 60 years ago. an incredible story 1964 60 a dreadful . 1964 60 a dreadful. >> think how old that makes pat jennings. but he doesn't look any older than he looks exactly the he's always done. if the same as he's always done. if you a spurs supporter, you were a spurs supporter, watford supporter, an arsenal watford supporter, a an arsenal supporter, will have supporter, this man will have played a big part in your indeed a shamrock rovers suppor

pat was a supporter of that. right. pat also was way ahead of the game in terms of americans with disabilities. and she really did a lot at the white house itself to make it accessible. so there were areas other than the more traditional ways we think about civil rights. she was really more in terms of equal rights and that was where pat nixon fit in. excellent. thank you. all right. now we've got a question from tiffany from atlanta. tiffany asks, could betty ford's dedication to women's rights also be considered civil rights activism? yes, it could. in fact, i you know, i think the hillary clinton speech i know somebody had written the question about why not hillary? know we really associate hillary with human rights in a broader sense. also, eleanor roosevelt, because of the work she did at the un with chairing the committee that created un declaration of human rights. and so, yes, it's definitely a civil right. and and so those women need to be included. i have 20 minutes. and that was one of the frustrating things

host: we will go to pat in new york. pat, go ahead. caller: good morning.nk you for taking my call. i want to say, first of all, the u.s. as a nation is a nation driven more so by profit and controlled by powers of finance. education is an industry here, just like so many other ones, pharmaceuticals, etc. i want to say i worked as a quality assurance representative for the u.s. government, department of defense. in the 1980's, when i started working, most of the companies i visited -- and i visited hundreds of them. i worked and audited them, worked with them. i noticed that their employees had more benefits, they had more pension, 401(k)'s, they had a lot of other things that today, after retiring, i noticed a lot of these new workers in the same industries are basically working from week to week on a salary. so, you know, things have changed. the middle class has been squeezed. i had only a two-year community college business degree, but i was able to get into the government. i was able to have this job. i was able to take it overseas for many years. i wa

i rang pat mcfadden in december and i told him, then i told my top team of the 4th him, then i told myuary. him, then i told my top team of the 4th ofjanuary-_ 4th of january. that was the public osition, 4th of january. that was the public position, effectively. _ 4th of january. that was the public position, effectively. so _ 4th of january. that was the public position, effectively. so i - 4th of january. that was the public position, effectively. so i told - 4th of january. that was the public position, effectively. so i told the | position, effectively. so i told the to team position, effectively. so i told the top team and _ position, effectively. so i told the top team and there _ position, effectively. so i told the top team and there was _ position, effectively. so i told the top team and there was an - position, effectively. so i told the | top team and there was an internal communication and we told the world, as it were, that i was going. standing back, why do you think on the 6th of november you were speaking about your e—mail of the 15th of october with paula venables? le

you heard the sound bite from pat gelsinger.id we will see progress every quarter through the end of the decade. on the product side, there are signs of progress. particularly in ai pce chips where they will exceed their guide of 14 million units. you thing about the story of our lifetime, ai accelerators, the reality is intel is telling us this year they will make around $500 million on their a.i. accelerator. amd, which came out with its latest generation mi 300, will do $3.5 billion this year. and nvidia has a $40 billion topline market for its a.i. accelerator. the $500 million from intel shows how far they have to go to catch up in what is the most important market in the server and data center contacts right now. sonali: are they just too far behind on a.i. at the moment? ed: the difficulty is those two arms of the business. foundry and making foundry profitable is a really difficult exercise. it requires a lot of cost in the first instance. because they are not doing well on the product side, that is where they need to ma

pat nevin.husband of the ex—ist minister nicholas sturgeon, it has been rearrested in connection with police scotland's investigation into the party's finances. lorna gordon, our scotland correspondent will be with us in a moment or two to give us the latest on that breaking story. first though, let's pause and catch up with weather details, and that's with luisa. good evening. bit of a weather cliche, i know, but a north—south divide with the weather story today. we had some beautiful sunshine, and with lighter winds across central and southern england, it felt a little warmer as well. this was londonjust a few hours ago. different story further north. it was cloudy and wet at times, a rather drizzly, overcast picture, as you can see in argyll and bute. and that's because of this weather front. it's toppling around the high pressure that's pushing in for the weekend, that's bringing some rain. now, the progress of the rain has been quite slow. it's been moving its way out of scotland, pushing i

we talk about how the be ok stood pat. mes stood pat. pretty expected given that everybody is waiting on the fed. >> that's right, especially after u.s. inflation came out much stronger than expected, and the rate pricing for the fed has also pulled back. i don't think any central bank in asia would go out there and say they are ready to cut interest rates when inflation uncertainty still remains the buzz word. when i was in singapore in january and i met with a bunch of investors, at the time, there was a lot of optimism, and people were talking about how we were going to see interest rate cuts in 2024 and the economy is going to turn around. this time, when i'm meeting with people, uncertainty is what everybody is talking about. haslinda: when it comes to the be ok, they did say it's hard to judge the possibility of rate cuts, even in the second half. >> yes, that is true. it is very hard to predict what inflation is doing. i think central bankers themselves are very much surprised, astounded at the stickiness of prices and also the re

blow a little more to cool down. pat pat shame cash in this we are dying at home, why don't you buy an air conditioner, the account balance is not enough, this is not the reason, it is not the reason. the light of this park keeps the happiness of the people and seba battery on , the producer of all kinds of batteries and solar systems, seba battery. in the name of god, the most merciful, the most merciful, hello, dear viewers , we are at your service with the news section at 17:00. in the continuation of the zionist regime's attacks on the center of the gaza strip, 6 palestinians were martyred in the jadid camp. this attack also left 72 people injured in the past 24 hours. 89 palestinians were martyred in the gaza strip. the ministry of health of gaza has also announced that a total of 3,364 palestinians have been martyred since the beginning of the zionist aggression against gaza. also, in the past 6 months , 76,214 palestinians were injured in this war. the soldiers of the zionist regime assassinated a palestinian fighter in the west bank.

pat: we delivered a solid first quarter.n the first half as we said, but a lot of improvement in with that, the foundry business, we will see progress every quarter from now through the end of the decade, it gets better and better. getting back to leadership, better asp, better products. more external foundry customers. we get past having to invest in create capacity for one decade plus of underinvestment. one milestone this week, we went to production on intel three server parts. the u.s. is back to leadership being manufactured on our shores for the first time in one decade. key milestones, everything is coming together. we are optimistic. but we will deliver. foundry and manufacturing capabilities as we laid out for the company, industry and the world. >> 2024 should mark the bottom. they want to understand pace of decline necessary. how can you tell us about how quickly you will scale back the market share? pat: we look at intel, two different perspectives. we expose through financials that we have a solid business with

of course, the final decision will depend on the white house and the point i had a chance to ask pat ryder yesterday about whether or not they are considering such long-range capabilities? pat ryder replied that he would not run ahead of future packages, but emphasized that nothing is excluded from the intelligence, potentially the white house may decide to provide ukraine with such missiles, again everything will depend on the potential ones. as much as i i understand, things are progressing well, they are at an advanced stage of training, i can’t... on another question, on the training of ukrainian pilots on the f-16 in arizona, of course, we are also monitoring this, maria, well then, does it affect is there a delay in funding for these studies in congress? this is an important issue, you really know too... it was said yesterday in the pentagon that this delay in funding does not affect the training of ukrainian pilots, as we just heard, this training is on schedule, when the ukrainian pilots will be able to to finish this training, specific terms are not mentioned yet, again for

pat nevin gave me his reaction. iii fixture list? you are one of the smaller clubs, _ reaction. if you are one of the smaller clubs, it _ reaction. if you are one of the smaller clubs, it is _ reaction. if you are one of the smaller clubs, it is kind - reaction. if you are one of the smaller clubs, it is kind of- smaller clubs, it is kind of disastrous because if you get a good draw and you manage to get a replay, then you can make enough money to keep yourself going for another few years. it is incredible what difference it can make these clubs and this is the biggest day of their calendar year every single year. for them, even though there is a sop, some might call it, because the fa are going to give the odd million to grassroots football, that is just to keep them quiet. in reality, the bigger clubs, from another point of view, they know that their players are being asked to pay far too many games. uefa, fifa, they are all pushing it farfurther games. uefa, fifa, they are all pushing it far further than they use do so from the cl

when the mccance and other ex- pats got to his house, it was clear it was no slip and fall. >> his bodyer the floor. >> there was blood everywhere. >> police determined that greg faull was killed with a single gunshot to the back of the head, execution style. there was one oddly horrifying detail. the position of greg faull's t- shirt. >> it was pulled over like a hockey move. pulled the center over your head like that. it was all the way behind his neck. the shirt was still on. >> he was struck by the fact in spite of the obvious violence, there seemed to be no sign of a robbery or even a struggle anywhere in the house. >> i found out that somebody could subdue somebody like greg at 52 years old, ex-military, how could you subdue somebody like that? >> figured have a chance he would've put up a fight. that was the first thing that greg's father thought when he got the news in jacksonville, florida. >> i said it can't possibly happen. not greg. i don't think anyone could have overpowered greg if he had a chance. i suspect he never had a chance. >> given the bad blood between greg faull

eric: congressman pat fallon thank you.umnus you know about pizza in south bend, indiana. [laughter] >> it is so good. justright just tookmy sons ther. [laughter] eric: tell the demonstrators there's a rocco's at pizza, it is free when they leave lock the gate. congressman pat fallon, thank you. >> thanks. arthel: everybody's hungry now. listen there is some serious news out of the weather department as a path of destruction left behind a massive tornado outbreak sweeping the heartland this weekend. fox weather has confirmed at least two people were killed. one reportedly an infant as twisters ripped across oklahoma yesterday. millions of americans still face the threat of severe weather. we do have team coverage for you. meteorology adam klotz with a live look at the forecast. first we with a two weather correspondent valdes. she is alive and hard-hit elkhorn, nebraska. how's it looking today? >> arthel, sadly another day of cleanup left the suburb just outside of omaha. decimated here at so many homes as you see behind me

pat, pat. shame on you. we will perish in this house. why don't you buy a cooler? the account balance is insufficient. this was the reason. there was no reason the reason we are going to the city of household appliances is to buy a gas bag in installments . it is a good suggestion to buy a gas air conditioner under favorable conditions. president's congratulatory message for the hero. azadkaran of tehrani headmen, the failure of the tractor and the suspension of our country in the asian wrestling championship. sepahan's victory in the 23rd week of the premier football league. and the runner-up of the korash team and iran's bacchuhe wrestling team in s frain international competitions. in the name of god . oh my god peace and blessings be upon ali muhammad and the family of muhammad, and may their death be speedy. greetings and have a good time. to you , dear viewers, welcome to the sports news of president seyed ibrahim raisi in a heroic message. he congratulated iran's freestyle wrestlers in the asian championship to all compatriots, especially the country's sport

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pat, pat. shame on you. you this we will perish at home. why don't you buy a cooler? the account balance is insufficient. is this the reason? it didn't happen. there is no reason , the reason is that we are going to the city of home appliances , buy a gas air conditioner in installments. it is a good offer to buy a gas air conditioner . the conditions are good. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, peace be upon you , dear viewers of the news at 16:00, after a month of worship and fasting, today the believers offered the eid prayer of servitude and solidarity in gratitude for the success of a month of obedience and closeness to god throughout the country, in the heart of this huge national gathering of hundreds of thousands. people in tehran followed the leader of the islamic revolution and prayed eid al-fitr.

we'll get reaction from congressman pat fallon. growing migration of colleges down south could lead to boost and those cities. "coast to coast" starts right now. edward: i'm edward lawrence in nor neil in washington, d.c. as some senate republicans put schools on notice, cut the protests or we're cutting fund funding. fox business's hilary vaughn is at the white house digging deeper. >> reporter: edward, there are growing calls on capitol hill to have the president of columbia to resign. speaker johnson calling for that as well as new york congresswoman nicole malliotakis. that the president should resign of columbia. she will be with johnson at columbia today. mall she says not just the money but student loan forgiveness that president biden is handing out. >> president shafik cannot keep their student safe and go to remote learning for the rest of the semester. that is unacceptable. it shows she cannot control her school. she cannot keep her students safe. therefore she needs to resign. i would say this as well, why should we, pr

when pat moynahan, when you are running his show and i was his colleague, a majority of the senate was there's a new majority, 60. what the president has been able to do has been truly remarkable to help the democratic congress. those who did not get everything they wanted, it's time to just buck up, understand that we can make things better, continue to move forward, and not yield the playing field to those folks who are against everything we stand for, in terms of the initiatives we put forward. >> i don't think of myself as running paths show, liz did, as you remember. >> that's true. >> for those who did not get everything they wanted, it's time to just buck up, understand that we can make things better and continue to move forward but not yield the playing field to those who are against everything we stand for. that is, certainly, what pat morning and would be saying if you were still here to campaign for his dear friend. he served 24 years in the senate with joe biden before his position as a harvard professor. he went back and forth, to government as assistant secretary of labor

blow a little more. to cool down pat pat shame on you. you this we will perish at home. don't you buy a cooler? the account balance is insufficient. is this the reason? no reason. could not we are going to the city of home appliances. buy an installment air conditioner. the offer is pleasant. conditions are good for buying air conditioners. have a good time, dear and respected compatriots , we have arrived at 1130 minutes and economic and market news. toman was signed in the presence of the president. these projects are implemented in the provinces with the participation and cooperation of the private sector and water and waste water companies. please exchange all documents. respected abu fadzaleh to east azarbaijan province. and mr mahenders azmaei, the respected managing director of the national miss industry company of iran, signed. respected managing director of sanat company.

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host: we will go to pat in new york. pat, go ahead. caller: good morning.hank you for taking my call. i want to say, first of all, the u.s. as a nation is a nation driven more so by profit and controlled by powers of finance. education is an industry here, just like so many other ones, pharmaceuticals, etc. i want to say i worked as a quality assurance representative for the u.s. government, department of defense. in the 1980's, when i started working, most of the companies i visited -- and i visited hundreds of them. i worked and audited them, worked with them. i noticed that their employees had more benefits, they had more pension, 401(k)'s, they had a lot of other things that today, after retiring, i noticed a lot of these new workers in the same industries are basically working from week to week on a salary. so, you know, things have changed. the middle class has been squeezed. i had only a two-year community college business degree, but i was able to get into the government. i was able to have this job. i was able to take it overseas for many years. i

. >>> today in tempe, arizona, some 30,000 people turned out for the 20th annual pats run.rs the legacy of pat tillman, the former cardinal safety who put his nfl career on hold and enlisted in the army after the september 11th attacks. tillman was killed by friendly fire in afghanistan in 2004. he was 27 years old. today's run featured people from across the globe honoring his service and sacrifice. we learned this week that the return of horse drawn caissons used by the army's old guard at arlington national cemetery is being delayed for months and maybe longer. the army suspended use of the gray and black horses for funerals nearly a year ago. after two died in 2022 as a result of poor feed and living conditions. when we return, the women who inspired rosie the riveter. >whe inspired rosie the riveter. >whe inspired rosie the riveter. > wh who inspired rosie the riveter. >>> finally tonight, more than eight decades ago, american women filled a crucial wartime labor shortage, forever changing the work force. this week, they finally got their due. cbs's nikole killion has

host: we will go to pat in new york. pat, go ahead. caller: good morning.hank you for taking my call. i want to say, first of all, the u.s. as a nation is a nation driven more so by profit and controlled by powers of finance. education is an industry here, just like so many other ones, pharmaceuticals, etc. i want to say i worked as a quality assurance representative for the u.s. government, department of defense. in the 1980's, when i started working, most of the companies i visited -- and i visited hundreds of them. i worked and audited them, worked with them. i noticed that their employees had more benefits, they had more pension, 401(k)'s, they had a lot of other things that today, after retiring, i noticed a lot of these new workers in the same industries are basically working from week to week on a salary. so, you know, things have changed. the middle class has been squeezed. i had only a two-year community college business degree, but i was able to get into the government. i was able to have this job. i was able to take it overseas for many years. i

>> pat moriarty will always be mr. moriarty their former earth science teacher at spry junior high in rochester. that's where in his first year teaching in 1978 he flagged his students about an eclipse way down the road in 2024 inviting them all back to watch together. >> i said hey, why don't you circle this april 8, 2024 eclipse and you know what? we're going to get together then. >> you said that in 1978? >> '78, and my kids looked at me like i was crazy. >> he did the same thing every year for the next 16 years, every class, then some four decades later, posted a reminder online. >> good to see you too. >> rick, class of '79. >> chuck o'brien, class of 1982. >> andrea malafeew, class of 1988. >> reporter: one by one they showed up. >> rick, how are you doing, buddy? >> you look different. >> yeah! >> reporter: dozens just for the pre-party. >> how many of you haven't seen mr. moriarty, pat, since you left high school? wow. you came back just for this. >> reporter: tomorrow more than a hundred of moriarty's former s

blow a little more to cool down. pat pat shame on you. in this house we will perish. don't you buy a cooler? the account is not enough . this is the reason. it is not the reason. in the name of the god who created beauty and beauty, the friend of god, the merciful and the merciful , i would like to say hello to the respected viewers of khabar khemet network . there is news about the documentaries in military uniform and with the banner of the sejeel program on the subject of punitive operations of the promise of sadiq tv series 50 square meters, our coming to the square is like the coming of traitors and infidels to the square because saddam is not a documentary. at

pat and i went into that relationship understanding that.my perspective, on expansion, appealing to a younger generation, pat mcafee is a needle mover because of the authenticity. i don't think it is because there are curse words. the folks on the show speak authentically. host: in terms of the audience, how does that play into it and do you have any idea how the partnership is going? james: we launched in mid-november. we launched our 18th state, north carolina, and tech is solid. the growth map is compelling. we chose head entertainment because we trust the leadership. we spent time in the marketplace with different enterprises and we went with the people we thought would deliver. host: if they could not the most hyper engaged fans converts, what makes you think this will work? james: we have an advantage, the brand is compelling. but it is beyond the brand. what we provide. what you are seeing this week as we head into march madness, you are seeing a motion from espn across our properties, across digital. we have a social media team, they

oh, that i think i might defer to pat on that one, executive director pat ford, for the record, i don't think so. i think as long as they're authorized to do business here, they would presumably have an agent for service of process. and that's really what we need. we just have to be able to serve them and effectuate the service of the subpoena. okay. thanks thank you. pat, so for the next one, i'm going to kind of do these two together. so for the proposed amendments to regulation 1.126-7 and 1.127-3, these kind of propose amendments here basically just seek to kind of standardize the language and make sure that we have a set uniform standard kind of within our regulations. so so the way that the language kind of ended up shaping up is having a safe harbor, basically, for candidate committees that are kind of trying to fulfill their due diligence requirements to ensure that any contributions received are legally acceptable, kind of within the law of our campaign and governmental conduct code, we basically have for section one, two, six under the city contractor ban and for section 127 u

what happens when the people who run our country force us all to lower our standards so the elites can patmselves on the back for their atrocious beliefs. that is what it is about the continued distraction caused by luxury beliefs which are bad ideas that bestow status on the elites who hold them while inflicting plain -- pain on everyone else who must endure them you see this with climate activism criminal justice and now hear education and already with housing degrees and two electric cars so immune from their destruction wood god help your kids and in seattle the smart kids will be reading the gutfeld monologues while in the same classroom the slow kids will be reading get it together by jesse watters the kids who are already reading shakespeare are stuck in the same room as the kids still eating boogers and paste in my case it was both glue tastes great now i get to eat the whole horse but today helping kids of all races advance of their own pace is considered inequitable and holding highly intelligent children back is considered inequitable and yes that includes black kids in facts th

blow a little more to cool down. pat pat shame on you. we will perish in this house. don't you buy a cooler? the account balance is insufficient. is this the reason? no reason. in the name of god. i am at your service with some news from the field of science and technology. specialists of our country localized the electrohydraulic training device . the engineers of sharif university and industrial jihad organization built this device with the aim of equipping and improving the level of technical and specialized education, which can meet the needs of the country in the field of research and education. raise expertise. in making this device.

israel, the sun of the east rises above the curtain, because it is already reaching pat pat . . you see, it means that it is completely from two different worlds, but this happened a lot in our country and to the taste and village of our poets and poets. at our struggle in the cultural front, if there is a shortcoming, this victory and this city will not be sweet , it will not be perfect. in the cultural front , soldiers and generals who feel the commitment and belonging to this holy islamic movement must join the military forces in the cultural front. i think that our battlefield is a new discovery. there are various and up-to-date themes regarding the incident that is happening to the islamic nation , especially to the oppressed nation of palestine and ghazda, which is our testing ground and definitely one day we will have to answer in history. we wrote that hand and we raised saddam, and he thinks how much capacity we have in this area inside the country and how much this capacity can help our literature of resistance infinitely because, well, i have always repeated this, we