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and he would show his teeth and then he would fall over backwards and go into almost a comatose condition attempted to scare the raccoon away.only to find the animal was not interested in leaving.robert coggeshall/resident "he'd come out of it, walk around and then he'd do the same thing again."youngstown police were called to 14 similar situations in the past three weeks.reports detailing "particular behavior" and large noises or motions not scaring the animals away.the majority of the calls happened in the daytime, too, and raccoons are nocturnal.those animals, including the one in robert's yard, were ultimately euthanized.the ohio department of natural resources tells me it doesn't sound like rabies, but rather a disease called distemper.geoff westerfield/oh dept. of natural resources "raccoons are really prone to getting several different diseases that even amongst themselves can be devastating to the population."geoff says diseases like this stay local and eventually die off.geoff westerfield/oh dept. of natural resources"when you end up with just a couple of individuals left that ar

the long end of the curve, the ten year treasury has been in a, comatose state for quite a while.larger move up in interest rates but i think that has a market nervous and i think the market has been priced to perfection going into this particular earnings season. we will have to see if the financials actually can produce an encore in some of the other sectors because honestly the financials blew it right out of the water, much of that due to the tax-cut. >> ryan, i know the argument is that good news can be bad news but why cannot just be good news. if there's more energy and strength in the housing arena and housing prices at multiyear highs, why can't that just be taken at face value for what it is? >> i actually think good news is good news and the markets are just in a volatile period. we have trade stuff going on, people are worried about the fed raising interest rates, there's a lot of things that people are worried about. neil, if you look back over the past nine or ten years and that's all we've seen. little worries here and the new highs. that's what i think will happen

there's a good they did a great credit. to go. comatose. but. no. one we went into a lot but the king of november means my stuff for the fixture and jim and john we were really looking at how the front lines looks in the city it's become a very entrenched war in which sort of stalemate on many fronts problem we're going to have room for jello million figure death toll. but we don't. know if you're broke both between a job and then i started having issues with my camera and had to rich. stamboul so . jim and john want to continue on to live where they also want to look at you know the front lines the fighting and also john had to finish the story on his first kidnapping. so i decided to go back to stamboul for that week and they were and it will. take all the back roads to drive it there is absolutely brilliant. photograph and it's just sort of a church force. really slowly around bends to see if there was everyone expected gross want to hold. the syrian army checkpoint at that point i think a lot of journalists just shrug their shoulders in terms of

not gonna campaign against someone who i've been a friend with and worked with. . . you are comatose or. useless in their blindness and we have not many, but we have a president who won't sign legislation that we passed on the republican side and then we have chaotic things and my guess is i had fun talking with him about it. the 1:00 you may feel one way and at 2:00 you may feel another way. i'll just way. i'll just leave it that. i've been very warm relationship with the president. he is more successful than any president probably in the history of the world. he's available from six to talk to 11:00 in the morning and from 6:30 until late at night. i go to bed at 10:00 so that would be the last time i talk to them. my point is he's very very successful and we have a warm relationship that i talk to them thursday morning about what was getting ready to happen in syria and i think it's a complicated relationship. anybody who is thinking with the current administration. >> was this morning the last time you spoke with him? >> yes. john gizzi from news max. >> thank you very much. sena

know exactly what to do no matter if it's from overdose of opiates or any other reason why a patient is comatose and we bring them back as much as possible. i'm going to cut to the chase you and ask you, ask you to be very frank and direct. you screwed up. the dea knew that there was a lot of opioids being shipped, an extraordinary amount, not outliers. and when you said earlier that there's two things that you going to do from now on, it's very concerning that this two things were to recognize how to use the data and pay more attention to what you're doing. that leads me to believe that you are collecting data that you did not know how to use and you were not paying attention to your job within the dea so i'm going to be very straightforward. what are you doing different now that you're going to recognize how to use the data? >> i appreciate the concern and i think what i tried to explain is the date when we're talking about a lot of these cases that you brought up, talking about a time in which this data was -- >> okay. i would rather focus, be specific on what are the changes you're going to

a listen. >> any republican senator that hasn't been conflicted over this presidency is either comatose or isuseless in their blindness. i don't know what his history as been. i think the rallies, you know, generated much of the policy. right? so -- and you find, you know, a lot of movement, right? one day we're doing this, the next day we're doing that. for a chief of staff it's got to be a nightmare that at night there are people calling in from all around the country. the chief of staff doesn't know he's talking with -- there are people that the chief of staff -- my staff is sitting back there, they spent all week spending all week making sure i'm not meeting with people that are crack pots. he comes in with a different mind set. some of it i would attribute to the lack of just the way the decision making process is or isn't. >> all right. bob corker there giving his two cents. >> i love the crack pot comment. >> so some democrats fighting to keep their seats in congress, trying to appeal to their constituents. some straight shooting with blunt language sprinkled in. one says facing very t

senator not been conflicted over this presidency is either comatose or pretty useless in their blindness. , of course, of both but not many. look, we have a president who will sign legislation that we pass on the republican side. and then we have chaotic things growing on a daily basis. my guess is i had fun with him talking about it. at 10:00 you may go one way, at noon, another, and at 2:00 another way. i have a very warm relationship with the president. accessible, more accessible than any president in a bubbly the history of the world. availablehe phone and from 6:00 in the morning. is he is very accessible. and we have a warm relationship. i talked to him thursday morning about what was getting ready to itpen in syria, and i think is a complicated relationship. but anybody who was thinking that with the current administration. linda: was thursday the last time you spoke with him? sen. corker: yes. linda: all right. john from news max. , robinenator corker bernstein, a businesswoman and friend of the president has been nominated to be ambassador to herdominican republic, yet nomination life wishes -- her languishes in that she doesn't

a gotcha situation. it was just pushing back against that. >> you did say this week any gop senator who is not conflicted is either comatose or pretty uselessdness. >> yeah. so, look. i think that sure, i think republican senators have to be conflicted from time to time. as i mentioned, things change daily. one day, we're going to tear up t -- tariff the european union. then we're not, thankfully. one day, we're going to tariff canada. then we're not. one day, we're going to tariff mexico, then we're not. one day we're going to get out of syria immediately. then we're not. thankfully. things change quickly. that was the reason for my response. >> also reported this week about something you said about the tennessee senate race caught the eye of mitch mcconnell. you said phil bredson is a very good mayor. governor. business person. what happened after that with senator mcconnell and who do you support in the senate race? >> well, i'm supporting the nominee. everyone knows that. i have sent the maximum check. plan to vote for them. what is unbelievable to me, george, is that the leadership of the republican senatorial committee would leak this

comatose is or is pretty useless in their blindness. okay. and we have some of both, of course, not many. what is he saying there? >> i think bob corker is in alace that he's retiring. for those that are not retiring and are on ballots this year, they're in a very different reality because what they say privately and i've heard this a millions of times is very different from what they're able to say publicly. donald trump is amazingly popular with republican primary voters and that is first and foremost in these members of congress' minds. >> i want to go to barbara bush and say what i can for her because a, she's your fellow texan and b, you ran a campaign, basically against george h.w. bush and you had a chance to deal with what it's like to have barbara bush on the other side. i just want to know what that was like. >> she was so formidable and fearsome because she had both grace and grit, and that's a difficult thing to have in politics. she was enormously effective for her husband and later for her sons. i was intimidated by her. i was scared of her. very interesting and this is how things have changed. 1992 in the two-party conventions,

comatose or something like that. >> you are back talking. i thought you were back on the good side of things with trump >> i'm sure he appreciated that. my point, i had an interview a a washington post reporter, he kept asking me questions a about the next election or if it was held today i kept not answering i said, look, anybody, we have a president that will sign republican legislation when it passes, on the other hand, all throughout the day as you are alludi alluding to, 10:00, 11:00, you have differing feelings based on things out of the white house. it's normal. it's fun >> i tried to get paul ryan here in walk. we missed you down there i tried to get him to admit to that story, he said it was fake i fake news, dealing with trump was a part of the reason he was leaving. he listed aecom plirkments, gorsuch, tax reform, deregulation suddenly some of the stuff about the big button, small button, my big button, suddenly we're meeting with kim jong-un maybe some of it is serendipitous or whatever. but there are some results that you can't deny >> no question there are results and there is obviously chaos, too let's be honest. a lot of missed step, we are going to

comatose or is pretty useless in their blindness. i don't know what its history has been. i think the rallies, you know, generated much of the policy, right? so -- and you find, you know, axt day we're doing that. for a chief of staff, it's got to be a nightmare, right, that at night there are people calling in from all around the country, he's calling them. the chief of staff doesn't know who he is talking with. there are people that the chief of staff is not vetting that are giving input. my staff here make sure i'm meeting with people that aren't crackpots. he gets input at 11:00 at night, say, he comes in the next morning and has a different mindset. some of it i would attribute to the constant chaos and the way this decision-making process is or isn't. >> that is the sound bite kacie hunt was talking about a mu minutes ago. republican bob corker yesterday seemed to double down on the critique of the trump administration for the ongoing confusion surrounding policy announcements. welcome back to "morning joe." it's thursday, april 19. i'm alongside the host of kas kasiedc. we have richard hopps, and former aides elise jordan. joining the conversation is jonathan leme