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carly: will definitely the latter but it is different about 90 to this point special for the press, itin the last 24 hours since her candidacy was there's another $150 million the donors announce, future forward is the super pack, that is supporting the president and the excitement in the campaign and from there is a great enthusiasm among the crowd spent democratic governors tremendous respect for divided been absolutely feel that he needed to step aside, hinder the polling in the numbers show that was very bleak for biden if he were to stay in the campaign so think there's a tremendous relief that it is now to be kamala at the top of the taken willingness and excitement to coalesce around her in to support her and really big shout with money and now it is a question what happens from here. >> and you can see it here in your screen, and the vice president is talking to members of her campaign in delaware, were keeping an eye on that in sanctuary ulster carly come the start of the point if you look at it, some survey show that biden underperforms harris against donald trump and simple

carly, happy fourth to both of you. cartman, let me start with you.e picture here just seems to be getting worse and worse for president biden. going back to that call with democratic strategist james carville heat reportedly also talked about a poll which said 72% of democratic donors want somebody else. what are your thoughts on that? >> most polls are coming up after the date with trump having an increased lead over biden which we expected and the biden campaign is making the argument is this is a snapshot of time this is what we expected to see, they are moving ahead and we have biden's prime time tomorrow night and they are full steam had. at the same time we are seeing cries increasing for both of erratic leaders as well as donors and the party in general, is increasing concern that biden needs to step aside. they are having conversations about what that would look like and how he can do so in a way that would minimize the chaos that would ensue. but there is one more point that came out of some of the polling and that is the increase in the per

i want to say very carly to those people, not this time.changing a country is not like flicking atcthe world is now a e place. this what have doubt that the work of change begins immediately. have no doubt that we will rebuild britain, with wealth created in every community. our nhs back on its feet. secure borde everyone treated with dignity and spect at work. the opportunity of clean bri power, cutting your energy bills for good. and brick by brick we wirebuildf opun for world-class schools and colleges. the affordable homes that i know are the ingredients ofop for working people. for security that mine can build their lives around. because if i ask you now whether you believe that written will be better for your children, i know too many of you would say no. and so, my government will fight every dayfrom now on youe a government unburdened by doctrine, guided only by the determination to serve your interest, to defy, quietly, those who have written our country off. you have given us a clear mandate. and we will use it to deliver change.

host: carly cooperman? guest: r.f.k.t of the election has been very interesting because we've seen him pull support from both republicans and from democrats over the past few months. seemed like he was going to pull more from biden than democrat supporters and it look like he was getting more trump supporters or republicans that was coming to his side based on some of the views that's articulated. and then it also start to differ in terms of -- and more recently, it looked like it was hitting biden worse than it was hitting trump. the amount of support r.f.k., i believe he's hit his peak, probably at the late spring, early summer. and we have the third party candidates but as we get closer to the election, those numbers go down because voters start to think for better or for worse the way our system is set up if you're voting for a third party candidate, you're hand the election to the other person that is not getting losing support to the third party candidate. but i do think we've seen r.f.k. have a certain appeal that

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host: carly cooperman is joining us. nine days since joe biden announced she was stepping away. what can and can't only tell us about the race today? guest: pulling is a snapshot in time and tells us about where the race is now but does not predict what is going to happen in three and a half months from now. what we know is there has been a dramatic reset in the race from what it was a few weeks ago before joe biden out. the pulling at the time showed trump had picked up a significantly both nationally and in swing states and every battleground state. with the reset that has happened with kamala harris, it has now become a closer race most of the polls largely still has is a advantage but it is neck and neck and we have seen, and the swing states have narrowed the gap. is there is a lot of is he is him among people whom he beat once were thinking of voting for biden and then stepped away with the concerns about his mental age and fitness and now it is a reset of what is happening going into november. host: how you measure that enthusiasm and re-engagement from people you say may

we go to lee carter, carly cooperman pollster., you have been polling polls of all sortses on your own and elsewhere for many years. and the fact of the matter is with all of this drama put it all aside, it is a tie ball game. is it really a tie ball game? >> it seemses to be. and most polling suggested that. we saw the poll that came out from bloomberg, saw that trump on average is doing a little bit better but still within the margin of error. it is think important to remember, number one, these are nationwide polls. what will matter is the state by state polls swing state poll, donald trump is still ahead. other thing that is really important to remember, is that just because joe biden performed so poorly, concerns and his mental fitness does not mean they will change their minds and vote for donald trump. the night of the debate we held a focus group in fox studios and had a democratic voter that said, this is really awful, so my choices are what he defined satanic sociopath and referring to donald trump, verses a senile man w

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what to make of that with the fundraiser extraordinare, carly cooperman, pollster.e money that might be frozen in place for the time being as democrats sort of sort this thing out. are you worried? >> yes, this is the most critical time, the last four months of the campaign having fund raising dollars, engaging voters who haven't been paying attention to the election yet, until this point. that money is needed for grass roots efforts. it's needed for get out the vote efforts. it's needed for tv advertising to put forward the democratic message. so, of course, i'm concerned. i think these are the donors trying to flex as much as they can to make it clear that they want biden to step down and they want an alternate democratic candidate. i do still think that this money, when this is sorted out, is going to come back in some shape or form. i don't think these big democratic donors are going to step aside entirely even if it's putting money for the down ballot efforts to try to hold the house and even joe biden had outfund raised donald trump in the first part of the ca

not long after came two daughters, madelyn and carli. >> i remember she pretty much just said be nice to people so i'm going to be nice to people. >> because she was nice to everybody. >> she was. she would play games with us in our backyard and like, take us to all these fun places. she was just a fun person to be around. >> but, even as busy parents, dan and michelle always planned a date night every other monday. memorial day 2012 was no exception. how was she that night? happy? normal? >> absolutely. normal. >> the next morning, michelle got up to go to thermofisher for the morning shift. dan had the day off and stayed home. >> she wakes me up, kisses me goodbye, says i love you and went to work. >> that was the last you saw of her. >> that was the last i saw of her. >> at 5:53 a.m., a security camera captured michelle's car as she arrived at the parking lot. she stopped by the warehouse is timeclock and headed upstairs to her office. about an hour later, a supervisor named ed noticed a big stained on the upstairs hallway carpet. he started looking around the area. >> ed was out o

so, carly, the president is defiant. he had a crowd there. c he made it very clear.has that it's something that he has to say right now. i mean, four months until the election and he is in ationa position where he has to say, i'm not goinnd ag anywhere right now. and that is the president right now walking out of the whitelki house on the balconyou about to look at the 4th of july y. eworks displa he's smiling right now. but you have to wonder what's rig havgoing on inside his min. >> well, this is a big momentt o for the president where he just has to stand and say to the american people, he looked at his clock, he looked at his watch, because he's waiting ford the fireworks to go off. i think we're all looking at our watches right now. looky.arley:, a big spotlight om right now, i mean, literally e everyfiguraely, becaus single step he makes, every single word he utters is goingtl to be, you know, under a microscope. and there is his family now comingl be out as well. his family celebrating 4th of july with him. l ly celsome tender moments there. but look, guys, he

carly mentioned earlier about reconciling this discrepancy. there is no threat, but yet we have not identified this person. you cannot reconcile those two things. i also want to comment about what jonathan said earlier. he was spot on. this was a security breakdown from start to finish. this was, the primary goal, the primary mission of the secret service is to prevent this type of action. react as swiftly as they can to get him out of the danger zone. neither happened here. i don't want to issue heart -- harsh judgments but it was definitely a security breakdown >> the image we will all remember the president. you can see his face, you can see his fist. he was saying fight, fight, fight. there are questions of whether that should have happened. if he should have been allowed to be that visible following this assassination attempt on him. >> absolutely not. if you look at what happened with reagan when he was shot, they had him in the car within seconds. as jonathan said, it was a lifetime before they got him off that stage. it was a great mom

as the renowned gottish historian and essayist thomas carly apply observed, the best lesson which wela is the hussein and his companions were rigid believers in god. they illustrated that the new miracle superiority does not count when it comes to the truth and the falsehood. the victory of hussein, despite his minority, marvels me. meanwhile, the annual commemoration of imam hussein's murderdom in karbala, iraq, holds great significance for millions of... muslims worldwide, despite the sweltering temperatures, many iranian devotes, along with others from the rest of the world, have been converging upon the sacred side of imam hussein's burial place, which revealed as one of the most hallow destinations in the islamic world. shared his reading of enjoying good and forbidding wrong in the context of karbala. situation in society, mean the corruption of the authorities and the systematic injustice in society. he aimed to reform society, he famously said that he had rison up to reform his grandfather's ummah, so in this sense imam hussein was a reformist, how did he want to undertake re

and the west bank is contrary to the prohibition of the use of. both international relations and its carly principle of the non-acquisition of territory by force, the manner in which the annexation affects legal status of the occupation and thereby the legality of the continual presence of israel is discussed later in the advisory opinion. the court then examined the question of discriminatory legislation and measures. recalling the word of question a, and the conclusion it reach with regard to the interpretation of the question, it know that it must itself determined whether the legislation and measures identified by the request of the general assembly are discriminatory. in this regard, the court first considers that it has to limit its analysis to legislation and measures that are closely linked to policies and practices discussed previously. second, the question covers israel's legislation and measures only to the extent that they apply in the occupied palestinian territory, the question is confined to the potentially discriminatory character of israel's legislation and measures. havin

carly and the latest on california's biggest wildfire has burned hundreds of thousands of acres so far. plus to stamford athletes take home medals at the olympics will have their big wins. good morning. i'm daria and rain in for james fletcher this morning. the weather cooler conditions this weekend. and yeah, we'll see what's going on as we start this monday morning. i dave doran reyna. good morning. good morning, everybody. and we have that fog around. they're keeping those temperatures down a bit. they'll break up in the inland areas and >> a little bit this afternoon, the east bay shoreline, but will be treated to some scattered clouds just for good measure. and some drizzle to be had along the coast. >> and a little bit of parts of san francisco here. so san jose state to give you an idea. still stuck in the cloud cover for right now. the fog clouds have to be eaten away a little bit by the dry air above us, not as warm as it was above us as yesterday, but not as dry either. this how it looks like as you can see by one 45 or so. again, noting quite a bit of cloud cover excuse me a

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as the renowned scottish historian and essayist tom. as carly ably observed, the best lesson which we get from the tragedy of karbala is that hussein and his companions, rigid believers in god. they illustrated that the new miracle superiority does not count when it comes to the truth and the falsehood. the victory of hussein, despite his minority, marvels me. meanwhile, the annual commemoration of imam hussain's murderdom in carbala, iraq holds great significance for millions of muslims worldwide. despite the swelter. temperatures, many iranian devotees, along with others from the rest of the world, have been converging upon the sacred side of the imam hussain's burial place, which is reveared as one of the most hollow destinations over in our life to... the un security council, well the chair of uh today's uh meeting is russia and the foreign minister lavar speaking. the independent international commission of inquary violations of international humanitarian law, approximately half of gaza's population consists of palestinians under the age of 18. this means that they were born and

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this is what he did to carly fiorina.re so right. it's an easy for them to say we've heard this all before pick we heard you call so and so this. we have heard you insulting women out for a decade and it just is not what this campaign is about. talk about that. how the disruptor has been disrupted by this dramatic change in the democratic party. >> what that's exactly right. again. you're seeing some of the same attacks already. calling her laughing come allah or cackling kamala . that's not to say those don't have sexist undertones or the mispronunciation of her name. but there is a sense again the country has seen it before and harris, herself, they hope can dismiss it with a little humor and make it about something broader, about real issues. and in a post-dobbs world, that's quite easy for her. i will say, and have a new piece this morning getting at this, and who knows who harris will choose has a running mate. but i was struck by how quickly the conventional wisdom hardened to when you have a historic first on many

today we are together making up such a literary team to meet with elena, and the poetess, countess de carlibeauty of her time and also the prototype of elena from the book. and i'm eddie eduard limonov. i am very glad to welcome you here, to welcome you, not only in this studio, in moscow. for me, of course, it was very difficult to get to you, but i got there, made it, and , as they say, and not in vain. do you really like any of limonov’s books? yes, my favorite book is diary of a loser. i love i love it very much, it’s me and echko and of course his poems, because i met him as a poet, that’s why i love him. elements, he has a wonderful collection russian, as you know, and especially his early poems, tol bruselovsky introduced me to limonov, and he read his poems to me, and i really liked them, i really liked them, and the conversation just started, i say: listen, maybe you can arrange some kind of meeting for us, because i’m interested in meeting this poet, how come it didn’t work out that tolya brasilovsky, this meeting with limon, the meeting turned out... not so much later, but it hap

both are necessary i am so glad charles is here that carly is here.it is his story. >> we have to put a face on this. these are not statistics. these are children who don't do not have mothers anymore and mothers who are not here. mothers who are suffering. the real question for me as i listen to these courageous and i am so glad to know you all in person. i've been reading and following these cases. and i want to say thank you. thank you for the courage because you are a warrior's preview art warriors for becausy are they are. >> he on writing briefs but if you need me too read something i will read. >> there is actually worth noting to judge hatchett. he's not just judge a hatchet on tv with some of you may know. judge hatchett led the biggest juvenile branch in the country. before that time in the top women executives before becoming a judge. of the stories appear real people with real lives who are touching these spaces. doctor being you lead in ohio this amazing ballot initiative. >> we should probably hear that too. could you tell what inspired

you carly, bug, you traitor, to the country, you're a fascist. the people have already said no to savage capitalism and from cannot guzman, isabella. i say no to me like a note, the nazi processed a new, a plan on a 2019 the lima group kind of case alongside us supported accusations. that mature riggs, at the election near before washington hiring to recognize his opponent, that he has one white tow. how's the legitimate lead up declaring him in to him president, to you in several south american states policy. meanwhile, countries like russia, china and ron continued to consider the during the rightful elected president, venezuela, suffolk month, to find that caches between the government, supporters and opposition groups. well, now history seems to be repeating itself with the us once again raising concerns about the doors nations. we've seen the announcement just a short while ago by the venezuelan electoral commission. we have serious concerns that the result announced does not reflect the will or the votes for the runners. why don't people it

the popular will freedom advances in latin america. mulay mulay, people who lost around with me, you carly, bug, you traitor to the country. you're a fascist. the people have already said no to savage capitalism and from cut off custom and isabella, i say no to me like a note the nazi fascist knew a in early 2009 see in the labor group, countries alongside the us supported accusations that montero reg to the election, the year before washington, her ended to recognize his opponent long play dough as the legitimate leader declaring him in durham, president of the you and several south american states followed suit. meanwhile, countries such as russia, china and iran continued to consider montero the rightful leader and as well as suffered months of violence classes between government, supporters and opposition groups. and the us lawmaker later publicly admitted washington had attempted to incite maderos overthrown. we just have to be clear that our bands, well, a policy over the last year and a half has been an unmitigated disaster. all we did was play all our cards on day one and it didn't

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that ideas like feminism, ideas like the comics that we have previously because there was between carly lessons before that when a d d would not allow to. she also funds. so there has been one of the 150 liter listeners, but on the other hand, it seems to be people who are interested in dispatching the names. a lot of them, a lot of the companies of the cost trying to bring down the luminaries and the information that's happening as well. i've been talking to the students in the much, but we have about an hour read. it's time for us to do a checking, it's time for us to run together and not really talking down because the government will try, you know, it is unity. it will try again at this point on, you know, what it is, but this is a time for us to encourage learning and for and, and to stick together. um i, i rose to the end of the show. unfortunately, there's so much more that i would like to ask you about, but we have a limited time. so i was just and did this uh, giving you guys a chance for a very brief conclusion as to where this movement is going on x, we found a, quote, martha

the popular will freedom advances in latin america. mulay mulay, people who lost around with me, you carly, bug, you traitor to the country. you're a fascist. the people have already said no to savage capitalism and from good customer. and isabella, i say no to me like a note, the nazi fascist knew a of the 9 nations venezuela has accused of election into fair and for one part of the so called lima group. now this blog open 1000 and latin american countries plus canada, was established in 2017 to apply international pressure, incorrect cuz the lima group supported opposition need to apply to back in 2019 cooling on the front as waiting and all me to oust the do right well, move, washington was highly supportive of this time again. the west has expressed concern over the legitimacy of the election results. we've seen the announcement just a short while ago by the venezuelan electoral commission. we have serious concerns that the result announced does not reflect the will or the votes for the runners. why don't people, it's critical that every vote the county fairly and transparently, that e

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carly, you have a story as well. >> thanks, michelle., charles, much like you, i am married to someone wonderful who i work here at o'neill but i live in new jersey -- the reason that happened was because my husband and i were weighing moving to new jersey where we have family or down to north carolina where we have a lot of close friends. ali is a persian doctor. he said, i don't really know that i want to go further south. i don't know that i want to be treating patients there. as twen i think about trying for children, i don't know that i want you to be pregnant here. i agree with all of the above so we decided to move to new jersey. and i thought, these really are and other types of decisions you should be having to make one thinking about where to build your family but i'm glad we are doing it. so we moved to new jersey in september of 2022 and had one amazing here there together before one monday morning before work, ali and i were enjoying coffee in our backyard and he complained of dizziness and collapse in my arms and had a seiz

beijing fue frente a brasil, que tambiÉn debuta hoy en la pantalla de telemundo, una leyenda como carly bus stops) (silence) pop-tarts. crazy good. wishes? hit me. an alien! no manches... hang with dustin poirier. ¡vamos a la pelea! ¡dale! let's go! you and i should get in there! is that funny? let's go! >> prepÁrense para el gran estreno de la isla. desafÍo extremo donde 24 celebridades estarÁn luchando por sobrevivir. y lo mÁs complicado, comienza el el inicio cuando se despojan prÁcticamente de todos. no se lo pierda. a las siete seis. centro por telemundo. arrancando el 30 de julio. >> imperdible de lo que no nos despojamos es de lo que sucede en las redes sociales, asÍ que vamos a darle una vuelta a lo que estÁ sucediendo en varios escenarios la alegrÍa del debut, la alegrÍa de saber que es uno de los referentes del fÚtbol femenino. hablÁbamos de ella y acÁ estÁ linda caicedo, linda en toda la expresiÓn de la palabra, porque le da eso al fÚtbol. alegrÍa totalmente. >> y veamos aquÍ a la espaÑola alexia putellas que afinÓ punterÍa. vÉala ahÍ previo al partido contra japÓn. las reina

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lauren: i want to pick up what you said with carly cooperman, it is uncharted territory to be and where you have someone who didn't appear on the ballot with president biden as vice president and now they dust off these books among democrats when the president is stepping down i can understand that, apparently there is a feature in the discussion of this, i joke to make the point, democrats said the same about gerald ford when he was appointed vice president, richard nixon, it is what it is, how she's starting this off, some republicans say are not, off to the races here, does she pose a more genuine threat at least to stop the fanning off of loyal democratic voters who might think twice about wandering far. what do you think? >> that's exactly right. i think -- neil: we had some audio issues. she's scoring well in flash polls, not all reliable but indicating a slight honeymoon period. with that honeymoon be more pronounced if republicans highly force president biden to step down for the presidency, will she really have a honeymoon period than and that would be more threatening to them?

madelyn and carli say it is the little things that remind them of their mom. >> bon jovi will come on the radio and we will think of our mom and go to all kinds of concerts and she was just a fun person. >> everything i know about your mom makes me think she would've wanted you in a courtroom. she wouldn't have wanted you to hear about a murder trial. she wouldn't have wanted any of this to touch you at all. >> no. >> no, she would just want us to be like happy. >> maybe she will finally get her wish. >> yeah. yes. >> that is all for this edition of dateline. i am andrea canning. thank you for watching. rea can. thank you for watching. >>> i'm craig melvin and this is dateline. >> my father always told me to keep an eye on her. >> you made a promise to him. >> to make sure she was okay. i was going to find her. >> you knew is her mom that something was very wrong. >> yes, i did. >> there was a report she was in a silver car. i knew she was probably in i trouble. >> you get a call from asa blocked number. >> yes. >> she would turn it on and ou tried to get truth out of him. t >> i will

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did argo, ben like top half their face and maybe a beard and we could we could use those masks very carlyouldn't get too close to them. they didn't really m if somebody is going by on a horse and it was supposed to be bradd pitt. now, if you wanted to have lunch with him it look like brad so we were trying to get better. we were trying do something full face mask that moved that. you could stand up stage and i couldhe breathe and you would not know that . now i know you're. she's going to take it off now right? she's and i wish that were true. but my mask, it was in a cardboard box in the headquarters. it's turning green. it's of no use to anyone. so it also had to be fast and fast off. you had to be able to put it on in in in a parking lot with no lights mirror. andn if somebody was after you, you had to be able to take it off, squish it down put it in your armpit. these were the design re took us almost ten years to come upthe first one turned me into an african-americanan i looked pretty good i suit and tie. i mean, i looked all so i went my office director to show him and he said, oh

and not just about how he ran against hillary clinton, but how he ran against carly fiorina in the 2016 republican primary before hillary clinton and how he ran against nikki haley in the republican primary and that is all instructive. when you look at that, from a 30,000 foot view, he was successful, right. he won in each case. but when you drill down those sort of insults and attacks really hurt him with some of the voters who he will need, who vice president harris will need this election. and it can really backfire. and then you could also take it a step further, he's not run in a imaginer way against a black woman. but when you look at some of the things he has said about black women, and how he has treated them and spoken about them, that is another area where he has been both overtly sexist and misogynistic and also much more latent. so it is something that the harris team is expecting and it is something that can potentially backfire if trump goes over the top on that. but, in a nation that still has certain racist and sexist bias, s notair for a female candidate but it is certa

carly convicted. find $400 million. donald trump is in just a convicted criminal.e is a one-man crime wave. [ cheering and applause ] but trump's biggest lie of all as he had nothing to do with the instruction of january sixth. we saw with our own eyes when he sent thousands to attack the capital. we saw police being attacked and capital being ransacked. the mob hunting for nancy pelosi gallows set up to hang mike pence. me ask you something. after what trump did on january 6th why would anyone ever let him be near the oval office again? folks the selection, what kind of america do we want to be? what kind of america do we want to be? country of anger and revenge and reprobation? a country of hope and optimism and possibilities as we have always been. i want a country where women have the right to make their own health care decisions. [ cheering and applause ] trump once in america where women are punished. i want america where healthcare is a right not a privilege. trump wants to throw tens of millions of people who could not get insurance waiting for obamacare of

carlie jones had a triple-double but couldn't get that one to fall. the put back won't go. and team usa hangs on barely 101 to 100. >> i did not do a great job. preparing our you know, i think i we did not focus enough on. what they're capable so good experience for us. good reminder that >> we play against teams, it's the biggest game of lives we have to expect everyone to play like that. >> meanwhile, back here in the states, the wnba all-star game tonight in phoenix where the u.s. women's team. prepped for paris against the wnba all-stars to while as saying maybe you should put up on the olympic team. she scored an all-star game record. 34 points including 21 in the 3rd quarter. look at caitlyn clark celebrating there. former stanford star naicco mckay got into the act as well laying into of her 14 points in the wnba all-stars. team usa one 17 to 109. the named mvp. that was an impressive display that she has even knocking down threes from all over the court. that 3rd quarter. yeah, that was an impressive display. thank you expand >> this was a watch party tonight in san

democratic party and the established media into voting for the guy spirit is a great point, look at carly lloyd austin went to the hospital and didn't tell the boss, didn't even let the white house know. who's running the country. jill and a lot of the political aides he so insulated, this is intentional we've been lied to as a massive cover-up in is starting to crumble. maria: thank you. we will take a short break. when we come back president biden facing the latest test today with the data press conference which the white house has been describing is a big boy presser, what does that mean. the hot topic of the hour, house speaker mike johnson will be here live in the next hour, he will join you on the next steps in preserving election integrity had of the week and national convention which "mornings with maria" will broadcast from live in milwaukee all week next week. we hope you will join us you're watching "mornings with maria", live on fox business. ♪ ♪ ♪ (stylist 2) sometimes. (luke) if a family of eight were to need a cold plunge, where would they find it? (stylist 1) ...and then t

we are hearing the good news, carly.om microsoft i am looking myself to see if there are any updates but microsoft said clouds are seven restart. now we need to wait from crowdstrike because apparently from w wha what i'm reading acr globe, they had some sort of susoftware update according to some banks and other institutions around the globe, and that may have led to this. is david, i would add, i do not think we are at the end of our week. i would not be so excited a presumptuous. and two i would do some researc on locusts because it seems lik that is where this new cycle is headed. would us, we have tickets if you're sitting at home looking at online banking wondering why you couldn't login, not that is why. hopefully these issues get results soon to the former president trump too and that inflation as he doubled down on one of his most popular campaig promises yet. >> it's called no tax on tips. no tax on tips. everybody loves it. waitresses, and kati katy then drivers. >> plus president biden is terrible no good ver

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