andy is. . . ? my co-founder, teaching meditation, at the place... andy is...? at the place... andy is. . . ? my co-founder, about one year later, i was introduced to andy, and at that time, i was really struggling with a lot of anxiety, when i met andy, and he was teaching meditation at a clinic in london, and he wanted help marketing it, how can we make it bigger, i was struggling, he said, let's do a skill swap. this is predicated on it working, reducing stress and anxiety, how can you be so certain that this works? people say, is meditation a fad? well, it has been around for 2500 years, that is the longest fad in history(!) the reason it has lasted that amount of time is because it works, i don't think people would carry on doing it if they did not have a personal experience of it working. it is a really competitive space, one of billions, how do you maintain an edgein billions, how do you maintain an edge in that work environment? authenticity is the first thing, we see the 2500 years of research and development that went into the training, andy's training,

andy, -- andy loo, who co-authored the latest report. andy, why exactly are these unsolicited? >> twitter has a real-time social networking service at scale. great brand recognition, and good ebita margin. but the company is not turning positive in cash flow. it is relying on cash on its balance sheet to fund the operation. >> twitter shares dropped on the back end of this report. what is your reaction to the end of this report? >> if our to put myself on their position, this is not the important conversation, this is noise. i would want to continue to grow my audience. it is a dramatically monetized audience, and there are still a ton of opportunities there. >> this is just noise, have you respond? -- just noise, andy, how do you respond to that? >> i guess i can't. the bottom line is the way you , should think about a credit rating is a reflection of the underlying business trend. twitter is doing the right thing. they are focusing on the business. if they have the mentor they -- have the metrics they want, if they want the cash flow numbers they are looking for, the rating w

attention with a recommendation for transfer to another country. joining me in the studio is andy worthington, co founder, the close guantanamo campaign, and also of the guantanamo files. and that he's with me here. and just wanted to ask you what your reaction was initially to, to, to the release. well, the say it's, it's great for my g. com. he's finally been released. i mean, you know, this is a man who sentence came to an end on march. the 5 last year at which point you expect to leave. but even though the united states knew about this for 10 years from when he agreed to, please do a knew that he couldn't go back to pakistan because it wasn't safe for him to go back there. somehow they haven't put anything in place and so they've, you know, presumably been hurrying and scurrying around over the last year to try and locate somewhere. and you know, thankfully believes to step forward and tell me about his cases. in some ways you see what he did plead guilty 20. yeah. well he was, you know, he was young and at a very impressionable time in his life his mother died. he was pakistan. they were i'l

this is the level of coordination and co operation between japan andi post bilaterally and will say in the context of the 7 has increased quite a lot not permanently consider talked of their ukraine was shaking the foundation of the international order, not only in europe, but also in asia, what does it mean by that? is to what time it is, the kid has been emphasizing it is the fact that the european security and the security in the pacific ah, indivisible 3rd, it is a huge inc. it's between the 2 and who is the t cutty the we we need to prevent the deep did the change of status quo by force, from taking grace again in asia. so that is why we should not center. we should not allow the war in ukraine as a precedent for another crisis. so another invasion indian, the pacific region. so that's where the tokyo, it's very much air focusing on right now in the conduct is linkage between to reach the sir in the context of this is talkers actually talking about beijing and the china, the sort of nest in the region. yeah, that's auto. we all know which focusing on because dad, because of their

warm milk and sipppe cup andy co on night. and if he was really good, he'd get someice cr night ice cream d he goes. nighty night anyway, because everybody with to sey with eyese knows that it is true. but for years they just simply ignored what was transparent and obvious to every person. and that is they did this to protect the big guy. and of course, obsessively, compulsively. hey, trump, every second, everye minute, every hour of every day, every week, every month, monty. now, all of this despite a huget amount of evidence thatet joe biden committed really serious crimes. then, of course, we have the jo joee biden bribery, money laundering allegations. now we have photographic evidence of him meeting with some of hunter's business partners, having lunch with some of them cafe milano oligarcs from russia, kazakhstan, elsewhere. 20 phone calls thae and 27t devon archer talked about. we got eyewitness testimony. tes, got emailsess tes that joe benefited financially from all this. verand a very lengthy paper trl showing possib

joining us is andy capron, co-ceo of rid gentle landtag capital. -- regentatlantic capital. : the losers are tech stocks particularly for software companies that have a longer pathway. the other is inflation. they have a high cost structure. cost structures are predominantly the wages. that will make them hard to impress investors in the coming quarters. winners will be cyclicals. energy, materials, they are likely to have a good quarter and a good year. shery: which is why bill ackman is calling for a 50 basis point hike from the fed to restore its credibility. what do you think? andy: i think that would be incredibly effective. as i think of central banks over the last 20 years, any time they have needed to avert a crisis, they have had to act with shock and awe. we saw it in 2020 from the federal reserve. they have had to provide liquidity. they might need to use that shock and awe to withdraw liquidity. the market is not expecting enough out of them and they risk losing control. haidi: the shock and awe, it -- does it restore credibility or does it run the risk of seeing

that is pro genocide you know the fact is as we've covered andy grove the co-founder of intel he was saying that it's on the factory floor where innovation happens you can't teach innovation and therefore you certainly cannot program innovation so if we had had mission is you know dream future but imagine it has been set back to somebody just sent me a photo a five megabyte computer with a hard drive and you still have to be airlifted in the computer was so big i mean what if we had just replace humans with those computers and that's the extent of innovation that ever happened because as humans and all their. demands and needs and bathroom breaks and lunch breaks that is what creates innovation it's a problem is that the money has dried up so you have something like lord of the flies happening on a global basis a global scale is that those who have a few shekels to rub together are now doing their best to kill off everybody else and till such time as the money starts to flow again the credit starts to flow again but that won't happen for another ten or twenty years you know the fact

and that is pro genocide you know the fact is as we've covered andy grove the co-founder of intel he was saying that it's on the factory floor where innovation happens you can't teach innovation and therefore you certainly cannot program innovation so if we had had mission is you know dream future but imagine it has been set back to somebody just sent me a photo a five megabyte computer with a hard drive and you still have to be airlifted in the computer was so big i mean what if we had just replace humans with those computers and that's the extent of innovation that ever happened because it's humans and all their power and demands and needs and bathroom breaks and lunch breaks that is what creates innovation is the problem is that the money has dried up so you have something like lord of the flies happening on a global basis a global scale is that those who have a few shekels to rub together are now doing their best to kill off everybody else and so such time as the money starts to flow again the credit starts to flow again but that won't happen for another ten or twenty years you k

that is pro genocide you know the fact is as we've covered andy grove the co-founder of intel he was saying that it's on the factory floor where innovation happens you can't teach innovation and therefore you certainly cannot program innovation so if we had had mission is you know dream future but imagine it has been set back to somebody just sent me a photo a five megabyte computer with a hard drive and you still have to be airlifted in the computer was so big i mean what if we had just replace humans with those computers and that's the extent of innovation that ever happened because as humans and all their. demands and needs and bathroom breaks and lunch breaks that is what creates innovation is the problem is that the money has dried up so you have something like lord of the flies happening on a global basis a global scale is that those who have a few shekels to rub together are now doing their best to kill off everybody else and so such time as the money starts to flow again the credit starts to flow again but that won't happen for another ten or twenty years you know the fact is

andy levy co-host of "red eye" on the fox news channel. so the battle over healthcare helped fuel the current partisan bickering dominating d.c. if you need more proof the nation is drifting further to the left and right. membership in the nation's largest socialist organization. the democratic socialists of america has reportedly tripled. and we are told they only have 19 dues-paying members. it doesn't sounds like a lot. but it's the most they have had since 1982 when they were formed. what do you think the big incentive is to join the democratic socialists who are neither democratic nor socialist? >> this comes from the defeat of bernie sanders. and so many young democrats were very unhappy with hillary clinton. and then of course the pendulum swing after donald trump was elected. people feeling like they wanted to do something to stay sane. which is a little bit of an exaggeration. you see a lot of young people view socialism very favorably. even if they are not card carrying democratic socialist members, they think this is economicall

that is pro genocide you know the fact is as we've covered andy grove the co-founder of intel he was saying that it's on the factory floor where innovation happens you can't teach innovation and therefore you certainly cannot program innovation so if we had had mission is you know dream future but imagine it has been set back to somebody just sent me a photo a five megabyte computer with a hard drive and you still have to be airlifted in the computer was so big i mean what if we had just replace humans with those computers and that's the extent of innovation that ever happened. and all their. demands and needs and bathroom breaks and lunch breaks that is what creates innovation is the problem is that the money has dried up so you have something like lord of the flies happening on a global basis a global scale is that those who have a few shekels to rub together are now doing their best to kill off everybody else and till such time as the money starts to flow again the credit starts to flow again but that won't happen for another ten or twenty years you know the fact is also many of t

in the midst of this horrible pandemic, is notable so they will continue to work together and co—operate andidi arabia and russia have always had a difficult relationship trying to work together in 0pec but this is an encouraging sign of cooperation and trying to think about how they might work together moving forward. absolutely. thank you for your insights into that topic. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: italian tenor andrea bocelli sings to an empty duomo cathedral, but is heard by millions around the world. pol pot, one of the century's greatest mass murderers, is reported to have died of natural causes. he and the khmer rouge movement he led were responsible for the deaths of an estimated 1.7 million cambodians. there have been violent protests in indonesia, where playboy has gone on sale for the first time. traditionalist muslim leaders have expressed disgust. the magazine's offices have been attacked, and its editorial staff have gone into hiding. it was clear that paula's only contest was with the clock, and as for her sporting legacy, paula radcliffe's competitors will be ch

joining us, andy biggs. co-chair of the border security caucasus. congressman, i'm so proud of you and your colleagues. first 185 of you stand for this president. then dozens of you today storming the schiff scif. i loved it. what has gone the ahold of you guys? it's wonderful to see. >> it may have taken us a while to get rolling. but now the stone is rolling and we need to keep rolling down the hill with greater velocity. matt gaetz worked real hard to put this together. we were going to do this last week, but we had elijah cummings untimely death so we suspended this. steve scalise was there with us, the whip. i think this will keep building momentum because the other side is simply not willing to allow an open and fair and transparent justice-filled proceedings. lou: they are trying overthrow the president. >> they are running a coup. lou: until this moment you guys acted like this was a political contest instead of a contest for law, order and our constitution in support of this president to see it so broad and complete within the republican pa

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. >>> red eye co-host andy and ter rod small on this celebrity presidents' day of leisure and another -- well, i think a week or so achievement. stay with us. we'll add it all up next. ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ she can print amazing things, right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends with trees. ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ lou: location of the evening. >>> our quotation of the night. from paul mccartney. somebody said to me, but the beatles were anti-materialanti-. that's a huge myth. john and i used to sit down and say, now, let's write a swimming pool. unfortunately paul had to cancel part of some of his asian tour and spend some time in the hospital. i want to wish him a speedy recovery and return to the stage. >>> receive free copy of my new book. it's available just about everybody. now your thoughts. brenda tweeted us to say about mr. obama and the vmt a. scandal, if this is how he shows he's angry and cares, how bad would not caring look. jane tweeted wrrks did the president's out

. >>> red eye co-host andy and ter rod small on this celebrity presidents' day of leisure and another i think a week or so achievement. stay with us. we'll add it all up next. we're moving our company to new york state. the numbers are impressive. over 400,000 new private sector jobs... making new york state number two in the nation in new private sector job creation... with 10 regional development strategies to fit your business needs. and now it's even better because they've introduced startup new york... with the state creating dozens of tax-free zones where businesses pay no taxes for ten years. become the next business to discover the new new york. [ male announcer ] see if your business qualifies. lou: location of the evening. >>> our quotation of the night. from paul mccartney. somebody said to me, but the beatles were anti-materialanti-. that's a huge myth. john and i used to sit down and say, now, let's write a swimming pool. unfortunately paul had to cancel part of some of his asian tour and spend some time in the hospital. i want to wish him a speedy recovery and return to

it's why they mine here. >> andy is the co honor of a white water rafting couple of thanks for inning us, amends and i good luck to you. >>> there has been a major development tonight in the hillary clinton e-mail controversy just a few moments ago the clinton campana announcessed they will hand over her personal email server to the justice department. it includes a thumb drive with all of her work-related and personal e-mails. the news comes hours after state department reports said some of the e-mails in clinton's private server were classified as top secret. probe of e-mails clinton kept when she was secretary of state now includes several top aids n march clinton refuse today turn it over saying it could contain sensitive discussions with her husband bill clinton. here is what she said at the time. >> the server contains personal communications from my husband and me and i believe i have met all of my responsibilities and the server will remain private. >> the key question that hillary clinton has to bet on now is if the fbi and justice department can keep any sensitive communicat

rid eye co-host, andy levy, and share add small bring intelligence to the discussion here tonight. president is criticized for being too soft, his environmental protect agency is at the opposite end of the political struck rum. -- spectrum, accused of abuseing its po power, again, a wyoming couple could nice $75,000 in daily finds by epa for having build a small pond on their property. andy and katy johnson built the pond on their land in 2011 to provide carter for -- water for their cattle, they believed they followed all of the rules energy, the wyoming energy office provideed a permit, in january they received a litter from epa saying they violateed federal clean water act and were subject to the fines. joining us now, senator john barrasso of wyoming, a member of a number of committees. eat to have you with us. let me begin with that couple, two of your voters, and the epa choosing them out. to really, it seems overwhelm them, and irrationaly so. >> the epa lou is failing america. we know how important it iin wyoming to be protective of our environment, and people want to do th

joining me for more is democratic congressman andy levin, co-chairman of the house haiti caucus.an see via skype but we'll continue to show these live images of that camp that has been built up under the del rio international bridge. it is still amazing, even though they say it's down a few thousand, it is amazing to see the mass of humanity there. you tweeted back to those images of border agents confronting migrants on horseback. you tweeted after seeing those images that these are human rights violations. you say it's an understatement to call them that. those are your words. why do you say that? >> well, kate, you're right, i can't see them on skype, but i don't need to see any more of these images. i mean, to have -- we've had a big growing number of people on our border for a long time during the trump and the biden administrations. and of course, you know, over time we've had people coming to our country. when all of a sudden, when there's 8,000 or 10,000 or 12,000 black people under a bridge at the border and our government responds with men on horseback and whips and, yo

protests against rising prices and peru have stranded hundreds of foreigners near cruise co and the peruvian. andy's unions went on strike there on monday, blocking roads and shutting down public transport. the testers are demanding the government, do more to lower water electricity and fuel prices. mexico is experiencing heat wave conditions with temperatures as high as 38 degrees celsius in some areas. stafford vis soon, the southern city of merida. i've been trying to keep the animals cool, with specially made frozen treats dozens of states of issued heat and fire warnings in the past 3 weeks. ah, over again, the headlines on al jazeera, the sour haines military says it's fighting back against the new russian assault moscow's operation dubbed the battle for don bos, reportedly aimed to carve ukraine in.

. >>> i'm tyler imagimatheson andy we have the co-founder and ceo of zumper.e was an economic adviser for the 2010 election. here is his power pitch. >> i'm the ceo of a brand new platform for apartment rentals. there has been a lack of innovation in the space. capturing the photos on 4 megapixel cameras and posting them across the internet. renters are still righting applications and there has to be a better way. our app is the first ever app that allows agents and landlords to post online. for renters, our platform allows realtime search and we can allow applications and offers from the phones in the unit. our numbers are doubles month per month. >> he can hear us but he can't react just yet. on our panel ceo of fashion marketplace list. specializing in peck and online start-ups. he established dfj's india office and manages their portfolio in india. he has invested in tech start-ups since 1998. what are you curious about, what would you like to know? >> this is a clustered space. how does it differentiate itself over the long-term. >> what would you like to

andy levy, the co-host of "red eye," former miss usa, and andy, we did that just for you. >> you got to be thrilled. >> i could not be more thrilled. look, it's over. i've been saying it's over since south carolina. >> right. >> it's not like i said, well, there's a chance. no, it's trump. it's going to be trump. >> did you come to better know the man and understand his policy, and -- >> i'm sorry, his what? his what? >> value structure -- you watched the foreign policy speech today? >> no, no, no. [ laughter ] >> i'm going to give you -- >> i was watching "lethal weapon." >> cliff notes, america first. what an incredible idea. >> lou, i heard that before, and it was not good. >> it was not good. >> well, this time, partner, it's great. just like the country's going to be. >> uh-huh. >> great to have you here. >> thanks, lou. >> it's been so long. start with the trump claim that all hillary's got is the woman card which she is playing so ineffectively. >> all women have a card. i use mine sparingly, and when you do, it needs to be done in a way that gives you power and makes you lika

andy parker's cofounder co-ceo spoke with bloomberg today. >> we are excited to release contact lens better price point that you can find elsewhere in the market and it is really the first opportunity contact wearers, really the first opportunity to enter into an affordable contact lens daily. joe: for more, let's bring in bloomberg's austin carr. i think warby parker has a style, pretty cool, retro, like your warby parker's you are wearing now. what gives you the sense that they can thrive in contacts? austin: it is a marketing challenge but when you think big brandthat is the they have built around their business. it is the idea that, could you make glasses cool, could it be a part of your identity? with contacts, can they bring those intangible qualities to contacts. they say it is all about the shipping company medical makes the brand. ,aroline: your story says can they create a fashion brand for contacts. ? for me, it is a medical experience. i can see the price point argument, but how can they get any slicker? >> i assume you have had to go to an eye exam or optometry office. t

people to cool to say this is not good enough for us i want to share with our audience andy who is one of your co organizers this is what i knew as to what you actually want to have a listen. we're demanding that the federal government shut down all the oil refineries in the state and reduce the emissions to the from the government refinery company solutions also demanding that this did not mention the full report on that commission last year and that it gives us daily quality monitoring data. also calling to extend government to task to help us hold the fed up women accountable for its own responsibilities that exist. so we're just about to wrap up now with this particular story thank you for sharing it with us how much progress have you made this has been going on for over a year now in terms of your pain in a nutshell in a sentence how much progress if you made well the state government has to have you made well the state government has directed the federal government. the federal government. to consider hopefully this is one. so and it is a question thank you so much for sharing the stop the

and red eye co-host andy levy. welcome, everyone. it's such a treat. like a mug of gingerbread.rink it now let it wash down your throat. ted cruz obviously has the money, he raised $65 million with his campaign. is ted cruz more of a threat to anyone in the field than donald trump? >> probably. what trump sounds like here, he sounds like a hater and a loser. but the thing is, trump to me is the candidate most like trump in a lot of different ways compared to the other candidate. i believe he's too conservative to win a general elect but conservatives are out there saying we tried running a not conservative last time and that didn't work out too well. they both seem unlikeable to me. but cruz's favorables are through the roof. they are up to 77%. so i think right now at least in the early going he is the most dangerous person to trump. kennedy: normally in iowa that doesn't mean anything. but the differential two ted cruz is yes he has the face of evangelicals in his campaign but he also has the cash. >> he can get the momentum coming out of iowa. it's fascinating because iowa co

co op. i see something like andy but the blacktop solely on friday the help of the fight of the ascending see this day whom you who read if i had the t v all day to fight for the moment they're not received any of the ball on the on demand. so yes this dvd but it all the human mind he said. it's on. then i did. it also gives a false passport. it's you he acts. i'm with the pool and kind. while we were going down. in the middle with our walk it. pm. are you to be. the funeral in class now. cooking teaching among them. i guess. what does. you know. my view the activity beyond disgusted with the number he does from the chinese coffee and also phoned the roosters last night. and that the cost will be the best that has been making them off of a positive statement. and he's been seen firsthand what it did during her visit to the top four where is my progress the above the game. he whined. if you use. you can read the intelligence agencies. us intelligence has to be. if that information for their biometric and the bag on information individual. in the eye. and the goose information on the register b

i'm very honored to be here today with the co-chairs, andy and xochitl. as an army ranger, when i served in iraq and afghanistan, we frequently worked with local forces. not just because it was important, but because it was essential. we could not have accomplished our missions without them. they knew the terrain, they knew the culture, they knew the language and they knew how to help us fight and win the battle. so we now know that america is strong because we have friends. since the end of world war ii, we don't go it alone. we have friends. we have partners, we have allies. and that is a huge source of our trength. i have seen it firsthand on the ground fighting overseas for this country. but the bottom line is the reckless decision of this president sends a very clear message to those friends and to those partners. and that is the american handshake doesn't matter. that we won't be there for you when you need us. and that's a dangerous message and will make us much harder to recruit partners, recruit allies and work with people going forward to secure

. >> the surge in cases, andy, is a co-efficient of people's concern about the surge.dea of the silent majority. what if the silent and vocal majority is, you know what? we're okay with the numbers. we understand the realities now. nobody wants more death, but we understand people are going to die and we're making trade-offs. we get it. we'll do it as safely as we can, but we're going to do it now and we're going to do it no matter what people tell us about waiting. what do you say? >> there is a bit of a risk or a concern that we get -- we start to get immune to these numbers, these death tolls which were once shocking are less shocking now because we're getting used to them. but i think underneath that people put their own safety, the safety of their families and the safety of their communities higher even than they put other things in their lives that they traditionally have been very, very important to them and are still important. and so we know, for example, that, you know, 9 out of 10 people say they don't feel comfortable gathering in crowds of 10 or more. we k

up next house gop doctors co-chair andy harris and dr.arty makary on new york mayor bill de blasio putting in place a first-in-the-nation vaccine mandate for all private companies with no exemptions. the move already facing backlash in the big apple as many businesses are struggling to survive. is this really following the science? you are watching "the evening edit" on fox business. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list event. this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. ♪. david: new york city mayor bill de blasio announcing yesterday that he would be introducing a first-in-the-nation vaccine mandate

andy waa shot to death on the job two weeks ago. the motive in this murder still unclear. the killer still out there. his family, friends and coworkers believe that someone out here somewhere knows something about who is responsible for this death lined the streets last night rallying demanding answers trying to tuned out what happened the night that andy joyceewas killld. joyce was found shot to death in his tow truck moments after a call for help. a woman and her baby were stranded and someone came to pick them up and moments aterr3 as andy appropriated the tow truck to pull away, someone pulled the trigger. >> why was he just shot? we don't know. the police don't know. someone knows something and we need to help out. >> reporter: a loving family and a young son andrew's murder is a crime that has left so many heartbroken. police do not think that anything was stolen from his truck at all only adding more confusion into thh motive as to why this young man was targeted. but anyone with information that would lead to an arrest is offered a reward from crime stoppers. mmgan gilliland. fox 45 early edition. >>> police are invest

andy richardson have more from yes and bad news. the home athlete co mora rated is one of the best mail gymnasts of old time. he was looking to win his full olympic title finish his career on a high, but he didn't even make it through to the final of his event and organized the desperate some good news involving hung limp as they try and shift the narrative away from that other story line that won't go away. whether or not it really is a good idea to be hosting a games in the middle of a car with 19 demik japanese tennis supersonic soccer, who we saw a long thing the colon at the opening ceremony on friday. she played in her 1st match on sunday. there will be a huge amount of attention on her throughout these games. all could be the biggest event today was mens wrote citing rice that finished i just over a 100 kilometers away from here. it's ok. what covered 19 restrictions are different, and that man is a good number of people out there supporting the cyclists and supporting these olympics. and that is really reflected in what we saw the opening cerem

andy, what's president, she is standing with the chinese public co it them is reputation. did suffer at least with some sections of, of chinese society after 0 cove. it and, and there was that the rushed abandonment of 0 cove. it does the property crisis, the the tech crackdown is high youth unemployment. is he admired by the public respected ah liked by the chinese public that does it even matter? i think it certainly matters no country, no regime can survive without public support. punitive measures only work to a limited plane and provoke backlash as eventually so, and i would be careful maybe to distinguish. there certainly was a lot of satisfaction concern, anxiety, even anger during the cold with lockdown period. certainly some people did not feel the the relaxation measures went well, but i think overall there is enormous support for presidency across all sectors of society. not just the but the, the communist party as well. i think people recognize too that things can be better . and this is one of the reasons that i think we see the institutional reform going on t

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