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tim, what do you say?y buy list and just test my thesis and look at those levels again. obviously when stocks go down, it's like, oh, i wanted to buy it here. do i still want to buy it here? and i think you have to ask yourself what has changed over the last week in terms of your thesis. and if it is reliant on a growth thesis, has that changed? i'm not sure that it has. but again, check your lists and sharpen it up and be ready. >> how about you, cort? >> yeah. and i think what i look at markets, i think a lot of this is the knee jerk reaction of just the reality check that tariffs are actually going to come into play. but i'm not overly worried about this being like a bigger drop. and i think you want to look at this as an opportunity. but the bigger thing i see is that the markets have been broadening. there's still plenty of opportunities. so we'll be talking to clients. if you have cash on hand, we're going to be buying. if there's clients who are concentrated, who have not been willing to take some r

. >> laura: twisted tim, 2028. >> come on tim walz, do it. choose jasmine crockett as your vp, tampons in every boys bathroom. i think that they could match his jazz hands, in all seriousness is completely delusional. it does show you that democrats, tim walz is even thinking about it running for president, dear god. >> laura: me and chris murphy. maybe the woke mind virus. i'm teasing you. to thank so much. that is it for us, make sure to follow me on instagram,. >> jesse: welcome to 'jesse watters primetime', tonight... >> president trump: i believe russia wants to make a deal, the people of ukraine wants to make a deal, if summary does not want to make a deer they won't be around long. >> jesse: deal or no deal? >> we should go after the abuse and every agency of government, no argument. >> jesse: going to the pentagon, the left riots. >> nobody voted for elon musk! >> we have somebody occupying the white house, he is in an image of the united states. >> jesse: haters gonna hate, democrats in search of their own trump. >> what's important?

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if it's in my skill said, i will do it. >> laura: twisted tim, 2028. >> come on tim walz, do it.ur vp, tampons in every boys bathroom. i think that they could match his jazz hands, in all seriousness is completely delusional. it does show you that democrats, tim walz is even thinking about it running for president, dear god. >> laura: me and chris murphy. maybe the woke mind virus. i'm teasing you. to thank so much. that is it for us, make sure to follow me on instagram,. >> jesse: welcome to 'jesse watters primetime', tonight...

tim walz wants another crack at it.ew yorker" whether or not he would run for president. he said well, i had a friend tell me never turn down a job you haven't been offered. if i think i could offer something i would certainly consider that. i'm also not arrogant enough there is a lot of people who can do this. smart pool? >> everybody wants to ruin should run. points made by both kala and dana made, president trump won the race not because he talked about doge but the prices of cars and the prices of insurance and food. three to six months from today if we don't see sizeable downward pressure on those prices. the president has said if this is joe biden's economy. maybe they'll figure out to blame it on d.e.i. if the prices don't come down and we're on is though tim walz and a lot of people will run for president. whether he has a great shot, i don't know. he will have to get a better message than six months ago. >> dana: he says these things to try to remain a little relevant and invited to do interviews. otherwise peo

tim, an excellent guest to have. you follow this stuff. what is going on? like anywhere else, but here in washington where i live the egg aisle is empty usually or at minimum sparse. but yet we do see the prices rising. >> i mean, when you kill 166 million chickens, egg-laying chickens as well, you're going to see a shortage in eggs coming. that's a huge problem. and the thing is this wasn't really a trump problem, this was actually a biden problem. this happened three years ago, so it's been compounding for about three years of basically inaction ask feckless -- griff: that's interesting you say that, because it caught our eye when brand new ag secretary brooke rollins was on fox and and friends and had in this to say. >> under biden and obama a lot of rules and regulations were put on these chicken farmers, and it just takes a lot longer than it should to get hens back into the henhouse and laying eggs again. there is no short-term fix. griff: he's taking it all the a way back to the obama. is that accurate in. >> well, the h5n1 -- yes, it is accurate bec

. >> laura: twisted tim. 2028. real quick. >> do it. come on tim. do it. pick catherine, the slogan, a tampon in every boy's birthday. i don't think they can match the jazz hands or how he prances onto the stage, it's delusional. shows you that democrats are shorts on the bench, if tim walz is thinking of running for president. >> he and chris murphy. he and chris murphy. maybe he has the woke mind virus, i'm teasing you, love to see you. that's it for us tonight. follow me on insta. we have >> carley: a fox news alert, president trump's tariffs on mexico, china take effect and we're seeing economic retal retaliatory. >> todd: this ahead of the president's joint speech to congress. he will highlight his plan. >> carley: big day. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: i'm todd piro. madeleine rivera joins us with details on the tariffs. maddy. >> madeleine: there are growing fears of a trade war. canada and china are retaliating now that the president's tariffs in effect. imports from canada and mexico are being taxed at 10%.

tim o'brien.unced his plan to replace the foreign investors visa program with the trump gold card. it is a $5 million payment to give wealthy foreigners a fast track to permanent residency and a path to citizenship. so let's listen to trump doing the math. >> if we sell 10 million, which is possible, 10 million highly productive people coming in or people that were going to make productive, they'll be young, but they're talented, like a talented athlete. that's $50 trillion. that means our debt is totally paid off, and we have $15 trillion above that. >> okay. how realistic is trump's goal of selling 10 million gold cards at 5 million bucks a piece? and do you think it would bring in young, highly productive people? as he claims, though, he gave the, you know, example of an athlete, but nonetheless. >> you know, programs like this aren't unusual. alex, a lot of western countries have them. the logic is that it brings in people who are highly skilled or have thick wallets. in either case,t allows t

oakland fire chief tim in covington says we're the city will not be closing for additional firehouses as originally planned is huge news. it's really, really big deal, you know, to lose 30% of workforce. >> in a city that once, you know, 70,000 calls and above every year, you know, it really is that it's about the safety of the community being a fire, safe city, making sure that when our citizens call 9-1-1, we can show up with reasonable amount of time to do our job. the for additional fire house is slated for closure will remain open for 2 reasons. first more money than expected from events at the oakland arena and coliseum. we've been pushing hard to book more concerts, more sports, more events. >> and to attract more customers to the events. we do book and that's been incredibly successful. the additional 2.6 million dollars from events will be added to some unspent money. that's also been discovered. we set aside some money every year for lawsuits. >> and looking at sort of where we are legally over the next 4 months. it looks like we're not going to need all of that money for la

nice moment for former leaf tim. a little jig run recognized by the home crowd. second period.fs on a power mitch marner tees it up. and john tavares to flex it in to make it one. nothing home team. but in the 3rd, it's 2. nothing here come the shark shot wide of the net right to jack thompson who does not miss. >> he's 30 years to lakes midway through the period sharks on the attack. alex wennberg wraparound tyler to fully okay. this 23rd of the year. we're tied at 2. we go over time and then we go shootout. it's one nothing leaves in the shoot up to fully. delay, delay, staffing. ties. the shootout at one sets the stage for fabian's at erland with a chance to win it. and you know what he does about the sharks over a first-place team on the road. 3 to the final snaps. their 8 game losing streak that's how the sharks go. they have these long losing streak so that may get some really good winds of the nice. just yeah and far between. thanks. got >> all right. to wrap things up tonight, a hayward police officer being called a hero after he saved. >> a baby from choking. this was

[laughter] >> tim walz, he isn't known of his ability to deal with a crisis.t involved in things that americans support like tampons in boys' bathrooms. what do you think he could run on? >> we'll put it out here, it will be a very crowded field in 2028. i doubt that our nominee will be tim walz, but he has a -- there is nothing on the democratic party platform in minnesota about tampons in boys bathrooms. i think he would be okay getting up on a debate stage. i just want to mention that everyone got hot and bothered over the weekend because of this memo that came out of a third way meeting which is a centrist democratic think tank. the memo basically said stop saying crazy stuff. don't alienate people. there is no reason for it. the far left lost their minds over it and said we aren't going to work with people who think this way and we didn't get invited, blah, blah, blah. that is the correct answer to what happened in 2024. people picked folks that were talking to them like normal people and you look at the results of the elections, moderate democrats overpe

well, tim lucas. >> was saying. >> look, we need more data centers. had announcements. >> in recent times about. >> trying to match stargate, the. >> big ai. >> infrastructure fund, with money out of europe. president macron in france was talking about. raising euro dollar effectively by population numbers to ensure that there is the right architecture. but the reality is we still need the right data centers and we need cheap energy. don't forget, we're talking about very energy hungry systems here. electricity, at least in germany, is 2 to 3 times more expensive than the united states and china, which tells you about a competitiveness issue when it comes to ai right in the heart of europe. anyway, i caught up with tim cook, the ceo of deutsche telekom, and asked him about some of the issues he's battling from europe and what he needs to see change at this point. >> we have all this kind of wildfires everywhere. you know, there is the need for data centers. there is the need for more computation power. there is this need for ai. there is the need for

so newport charging for a month system deluxe swimming. lets see annual leave auction go to tim, but i don't know 1st of all, let's go ahead but ok, so down the, tell me what the, tim, i'm one of the ship them we're on. the bulgarian general is began to the investigation over 10 years ago when she went to georgia to fill in the report on an american bio labs work was just now split it out on because i just don't seem we okay on your book as i'm so it must put down your name, please tell me your thoughts because there's no visible toilet. so give me both of the questions that i don't know, but the solve come up, which is 2 girls of going to wash the most. could choose the sheet to down the book as well. a swindle got 50 possible fraudulent on goods on zillow because which was fun to see. and up. i drove off a new student that was really swelled clear um, best buy g. i'm willing to thing now cuz i is the the, the the right now a one time is neglected. there's a need not to abandon the other stuff because my feelings that it was good in the bottom dotted lines. one find all when i was s

tim. what about gavin newsom? he just issued an executive order demanding workers return to the office. a bold stroke, but how about kamala just stuffing her face with doritos? nancy pelosi has some advice for her party. she says forget tearing up speeches. go in for the kill shot. you got a mountain of rocks, pelosi said, metaphorically referring to all the potential issues in an election. what are the 3 or 4? they're going to go right for the jugular. then pelosi swung her hand to the reporter's neck just to drive home the point. but the party can't go for trump's jugular because they're still at each other's. >> the democratic party's. >> you know that joe biden never should have been there in the first place, right? number one, he shouldn't have run for president. i, i, i completely got so angry at joe biden, the man, when i read the transcript of the hunter biden trial. and when i realized that not one, not two, but three biden children and i count beau's widow were all dealing with drug problems in 2018, and

tim when you have movies like wicked, like dune that are commercial successes, that are also nominated long? three hours, 20 minutes — i know there is an interval — does that put people off going to the cinema to see films like that, because it is such a long time? no. of all time, they all tend to be close to three hours plus. but those films... what corbet did, i thought it was a really smart move. he hired a top pianist and they made a special composition during that intermission and he had a countdown timer so the audiences could take a comfort break and come back in the same way we of bring you more will of course bring you more on as we get it here on on that as we get it here on bbc news. to pakistan now, which is pressing ahead from islamabad. the moment afghans fear. resettlement programme that was suspended in january. my baby called me and my baby, three years, called me, "come, perfamily, only one blanket. we went to haji camp to verify some of the accounts we're hearing, but were denied entry. pakistan's government says there is no mistreatment. this woman was also locked

this is senator tim keating. here's a letter from a social worker in manhasset and she says a prominent senator has charged that all this talk about poverty in the united states has blown out of all proportions. the chief causes of poverty, our lack of intelligence and initiative. do you agree? all right. do not agree to begin with about 4 million americans who are looking for are unemployed. these men and women have skill. and did work, but now their skills are obsolete. their farmhands and, migrant workers, 80% of whom earn less than $1,000 in a year. their dishwashers, hospital attendants, laundry workers who earn less than $1,000 a year for a full time job. it's indeed ironic that america has never been so prosperous for most of us, while millions live in desperate the very innovation that have made life easier and cheaper, most americans have actually harmed this minority. did you know, for example, ten employees, ten men, a machine that makes automobile motor blocks job which employed 400 men, ten years ago

ashley: walz ruled out running to replace tim smith in 2026 saying he would rather eat glass than returnpent 12 years as a member of congress before winning the minnesota governorship in 2018. stuart: coming shiri bibas senate democrat sticking to the trump is a threat to democracy strategy. watch. >> democracy might be gone, we might not even notice, the trump family might rule forever. stuart: more where that came from. it didn't work in the election, what makes democrats think it will now? trump telling farmers to get ready for tariffs. john boyd junior is a farmer in virginia. is he happy with these tariffs? he is next. ♪ at ameriprise financial we know our clients are so much more than clients. they're conquerors and champions, parents and caretakers, believers and breadwinners. the goals that matter most to you matter most to us. helping you achieve them is what we do best. with personal financial advice from an advisor you can trust, and goal-based investing in solutions. it's no wonder we have a 4.9 out of five client satisfaction rating. ameriprise financial advice worth talking

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let's get a quick thought from you kevin on tim walz. ranging podcaster he suggested among other things that he would be open to potentially running in 2028. here he is talking about what happened in 2024. >> i'll acknowledge this. a large number of people did not believe we were fighting for them in the last election. that is the big disconnect. we were. our policies are super popular but they did not believe that. i'm disappointed in our country, we had a supremely qualified leader. a woman of colour and it bothers me. yes. it bothers me. >> martha: is he the guy you want to see next time around? >> we have a pretty good bench. it will be a governor, we have schapiro and pennsylvania. gretchen. we have a deep bench of democrats. i hope they will listen to my friend katie in terms of being authentic and actually standing for something and campaigning for something. it will be a wide-open race on the republican side, reviewing a great candidate on the republican side. and it will be wide open on that side too. the president has said that

. >> here's tim showing off a modified xbox controller. >> what's good youtube. this is my controller at 360 with the controller of the week. here's red tiger started it yesterday. finished it today. it looks nice. it looks sexy. >> that that is vintage salamander man. >> timothÉe chalamet is something of a renaissance man. what are some of his other hobbies? >> trying to grow the rest of that mustache. >> amongst his other habits. >> oh. >> timothee chalamet got bars. >> it's lil timmy tim i am a boss. you really like my shirt. should i take it off. see me with a girl. and you know it's getting cuddly. see me in the hallway. and you know i hit my dougie. feel good music. i'm bringing it back. what's wrong with that kid? does he think that he's black? >> just like, should have done that at the end. >> oh. you said there weren't going to be any more bad stories. >> you know, there is a role to be played by white shame. um. >> time now for three facts about house speaker mike johnson, seen here imagining himself riding a dinosaur. our facts about mike johnson are o

lost his job because he wrote this memo to donald trump's chosen operatives at usaid, mark lloyd and time doing everything they can to block life saving humanitarian assistance from saving a single life. matthew kavanagh, the director of the georgetown university center for global health policy and politics, told the new york times that the memo makes it, quote, clear the trump administration is well aware that it is violating court orders and not delivering life saving aid. it claimed to be funding. nicholas henrich was placed on administrative leave after writing the memo to donald trump's operatives. mark lloyd and tim weisberger saying in its first sentence, the temporary pause on foreign aid and delays in approving life saving humanitarian assistance for global health will lead to increased death and disability, accelerate global disease spread, contribute to destabilizing fragile regions, and heightened security risks directly endangering american national security, economic stability and public health. the memo says that malaria cases will increase by 17.9 million, tuberculosis wi

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this is tim in rochester, new york, democrat. caller: good morning. i am going to watch it. he is president, you nope you'd he got voted in. it is called respect. republicans acting like democrats is all this, all that. we are americans first. divided we stand, divided we fall. so i am going to watch him. i have no problem. i have really been paying attention to politics since august -- i have not really been paying attention to politics since august because when they put kamala harris up, it was too much for me. they could have had two better candidates, republican or democrat. host: did you vote? caller: no, i couldn't, because the democrats did not have a primary and biden should have stepped out two years ago. it was crazy. i probably would have voted for another republican instead of trump. that is how the country is. host: you said you will be watching tonight? caller: yeah, i will watch some. i will watch basketball and go back and forth. i got no problem with trump, he is the president and it is called respect. people need to show up and show that man respect. have a

i also talked to former ohio congressman tim ryan.ows well, vice president jd vance. what? what drives you craziest about what people's perception is of him? that's just wrong. >> he uses his god. >> given abilities. >> and his story and his tragedies. and traumas to help people who don't need it. >> to validate the richest man in the world. >> it's unbelievable. so yeah, that that. >> drives me nuts. you know, because you you see, i mean, it's you live with people who. >> are are struggling. >> and i think. >> in a lot of ways he. he. >> has forgotten where he came from. and the people. >> that that are still. >> out there struggling. >> he knows how. >> to use it as. >> a tagline. >> or a. >> punchline or. >> you know, a talking point. but i don't think. >> he remembers. >> exactly the, you. >> know. >> kind. >> of pain. >> that. people are. >> still going through. >> those new episodes with tim ryan and stacey abrams will be available tomorrow, wherever you get your podcasts. that does it for me today, but stay right where you are

i also talked to former ohio congressman tim ryan.nce. what what drives you craziest about what people's perception is of him? that's just wrong. >> he uses. >> his god given abilities. >> and his. >> story and. >> his tragedies. >> and traumas to. help people who. >> don't. >> need it. >> to validate the richest man in the world. >> it's unbelievable. so yeah, that that drives me nuts. >> you know. >> because you. >> you see, i. >> mean, it's you. >> live with people. >> who are are struggling. >> and i think in a lot of ways he. >> he has forgotten. >> where he came from. >> and the. people that that are still out there struggling. >> he knows how. to use it as a. >> tagline or a punchline or, you know, a talking point. but i. >> don't think he. >> remembers exactly the, you. >> know. >> kind of. pain that people are still going through. those new episodes with tim ryan and stacey abrams will be available tomorrow wherever you get your podcasts. that does it for me today, but stay right where you are because there's much more news c

i instructed commissioner of public safety tim tipton and department of corrections director steve harpeeady to assist the trump administration as they begin deporting those who have committed crimes while here illegally. after all, the oklahoma taxpayers shouldn't be paying millions of dollars a year to keep criminals incarcerated when they shouldn't be in our state to begin with. [applause] but to have safe communities, we also have to have some common sense. let me tell you a story about a man named john standfill. john made some bad choices and spent 15 years in prison paying for them. he served his time, paid his debt to society, and now he is helping give other people second chances at osu's oklahoma city center for social innovation. however, he reportedly owes nearly $30,000 in fines, fees, and court costs. that's simply unacceptable. it's time to reform this system and get rid of what is essentially debtors' prison. [applause] we know that high fees keep people trapped in this cycle and contribute to higher recidivism. that doesn't make sense. i want to change that structure and

this the tim not worse than an old, over the past, so poignantly named, alter his late brother despite the treasure days, be continued to rebuild his life. in fights for justice. i'll keep us in him for me and i see my head up or left for me to call me at all or visit the law from of the good of going to the know the if i'm you to see try to avoid the local market which month with us, so if i enter the width of all, i can almost be billed, it'll just be nice for you to, to choose what you're trying to dental or you can afford the monthly and then also some business time and cool for that. going to mail it somewhere else as soon as you get in becoming more smaller. what i see us in alton wants to give him some money. i'll quote, you could also coma. and zachary shuffle. and then we're using the pic, freeze you the optim mazda of the mos right as possible, reached the critical low point prompting the international community to address this thought, this quote, you admit the age of negotiations and from 1006. and the plan for supervising defendants by special level up to sorry, in 2007, p

bit of the silverman to sit down to find out what the barbecue is out to is very 1st finding shell, tim. right behind me. there's a village near the airport where the workers, for the repository, used to working with the military barracks and people were getting sick all the time. there isn't workers. they are from the lab for living here for got sick to died. but what did they dialed? oh, they should food poisoning. oh yes, but they were there and the phone was coming out of their mouth silver malay to learn that these experiments were ordered by military authorities in washington. i used to work with people my university that had connections with the lab. one was on the ministry of economic development, they were telling me how this project started, the u. s. navy fracture cruise, the logical labs, when silverman discovered who was behind the lab. and it secret experiments it over the cause many casualties. the public, they called for an immediate end to minute the agreements between georgia and the us. this program was not a dream in between georgia in the united states. it was there

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i don't think they was very much just curious about new tim and why this um and then you said the left 100, you know the left on the plat because my wife doesn't let me tell you of the president bush auto generals can move in the wall and the officer was no, and he said then why i'd be visiting our blood and treasure. nobody's son pull out . so he entered into an agreement with the top to bottom and sign it and but it was implemented by prison by good. so was there was a bipartisan support to this pull out so you can see it. it was done in the, in the, in a high, it was gonna try the spent good 20 years. and they took her and gave her the, from balaban to tied up on this problem. okay. my question to you, do you believe that there is any possibility of them coming back? perhaps even in some sort of a cotton like a in a joint effort. let's say with the russians or the salad is because, you know, the results of the reality and that would be an unusual thing around the miracle. if that happens are dried up verse, i mean you aren't, governors are made for the good of the humanity for the b

the which stands for exhausting and tropical tim, the enterprise officially and conducted logging operations in liberia. but in fact is confirmed by the un special commission misapplied alms to president charles taylor. a ruthless, they've changed get fee of genocide against his country's citizens, your personal and that's what i'm on or all the anybody there sort of abuse you thought it. i thought pretty got the right outside of the length of $289.00 and also something for the, for the or the me eh, anybody the room for i thought it was still a media to on that, but i see the, the, the, the media and a lot of this is not a military who this is the fuse view of rising using dummy companies, meaning in the quad width and through the space export cooperation. a government entity which in the early 2 thousands, was the main supplier of width of this, the african dictates is especially useful and who cares. but as the expert to put you over quickly with it, we've mentioned you've done is always, i've done yet. but today is near, it's pretty, i know there are, these aren't seen, let's do the scho

girl, the silverman sit down to find out what the borrower to is out to is very 1st finding shell, tim. right behind me. there's a village near the airport for the workers, for the repository, used to working with the military barracks. and people were getting sick all the time. there was a thursday or from the lab. were living here for got sick to die, but what did they dialed? oh, they should. food poisoning. oh yes. but they were there and the phone was coming out of their mouth. silverman lights alone, but these experiments were ordered by military authorities in washington. i used to work with people my university that had connections with the lab. one was on the ministry of economic development. they were telling me how this project started, the u. s. navy fracture cruise, the logical labs, when silverman discovered who was behind the lab, and it secret experiments it over the cause many casualties, the public, they called for an immediate end to minute the agreements between georgia and the us. this program was not a agreement between georgia and the united states. it was there

some lawyers expect the plan to be challenged international trade law attorney tim brightbill says the law lets president's impose remedies in an emergency. but those are typically sanctions not tariffs. this is arguably and aggressive. >> but defensible use of the law. a recent analysis by the peterson institute for international economics finds households could pay an extra $1200 a year because of these tariffs. great bill says it's hard to say what the effects will be since the tariffs aren't for specific items and arguably, we're in uncharted territory here. so the question is, >> whether or not those kind of economic effects might become more pronounced when they are broad based as opposed to specific. the president says tariffs will spur domestic manufacturing and help balance the trade deficit. tariffs are easy. >> fast, they're efficient. and they bring fairness. monday. he touted a new 100 billion dollar investment from a private company to build chip manufacturing plants in the u.s. in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. apparently wall street doesn't like president trump's 2

this the tim now was an old 30 pass so poignantly named delta of his late brother. despite the treasure days, they continued to rebuild his life in fights for justice. octopus informed me that i'd see my head up or left for me to call me at all, or visit the law from of the good of going to the know the if i'm you to see try to avoid the local market which my boss so blanch of the width of all, but can almost be billed at all. just be nice for you to, to choose a little gentle. all you all just for the also something business time and go for the going to know that some of the facilities younger from a more smaller what i see us in almost it gives him so many outcomes you feel so coma and exactly shuffle and then we're using the pic, freeze you in the optim mazda of the most right as possible, reached a critical low point prompting the international community to address this thought, this quote un mid the age of negotiations and from 1006. and the plan for supervising defendants by special level up to sorry, in 2007, paved the way for coastal general, actual declaration of independence i