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became the director slash basketball coach for united types technical college so he brought us up to bismarck north dakota after high school. nicole she actually snag me if you remember nicole was dave's wife from the last episode. became my high school sweetheart we ended up going to bismark state college so who talked to you first so i'll tell you what happened. that's what i want to know we were we were. good friends her dad worked with my dad but she didn't know. i had a major crush on her she was like the most beautiful tree in the world and then when i was a senior and i was playing basketball. i said if i score thirty points today and i get a kiss this is ok so what the cold doesn't know is that i can score anytime i want but i don't i try to get the team i'm a team player i want everybody to skip school. so we play and i score thirty points. so that i get a kiss and it's like why are. usually you know there's an old saying. when you're dating someone you want to score some points you literally took the literal idea and in order to score some points you scores points you can ask her if

we borrowed it from bismarck. why did bismarck put it in germany?socialism. it was disingenuous and we did it. we never thought we would pay it out. the average woman was 62 years old and the average man 59. they have to do something, wake up to the fact that a $1,000 bonus is okay, but if you're going to have 2 trillion in profits in three months, maybe you -- >> neil: >> he isn't understanding what the average persons country wants. they could go up against each other. what you see in italy is right now in italy that have the same thing as bernie sanders and donald trump sharing the presidency. >> neil: charles payne way ahead of the curve. "the five" is right now. ♪ >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with dr. nicole saphier, juan williams, jesse watters. a staple is for balance beam. dana perino. "the five." music. this week, politics wanders blindly onto a grim unknown planet where half the world is guilty. >> guess who is perpetuating all these kinds of actions? it's the men in this country. i want to say to the men in this country, just shut up and st

just like the junk food companies that also buy up all bismarck other just so they get you to give you diarrhea and then they have to care for diarrhea so the cycle of family they get ya got heroin yeah they try to give me that picture from hell they have a patent on the care for them but they also have a bad bounce up out of carolina and then they have the ability to keep you locked into a perpetual all life long dystopian heroin slash kept up this wall junk food life. when you're. the biggest and close motions to the book and. it's going strong states of the. yorkers. just for the. russian military playing with fourteen people on board goes missing off the syrian protest during israeli and french missile strikes in the area as according to the russian defense ministry. a military offensive on syria's italy a province is put on hold as russia and turkey agree to create a demilitarized zone between syrian government forces and militants. the new parliamentary speaker in iraq did now and says u.s. sanctions against the wrong we take a look at the changing influences in the region.

back in the one nine hundred century the irish chancellor autopen bismarck closed borders to keep out imports of wood and green from russia. and britain also protected itself by coming up with the made in germany label at the time it was meant to identify cheap mass produced knives and. only later did the description grow to have positive connotations. linda you can preach free trade principles when they themselves are especially competitive and they preach it for the sectors with very specially competitive restudy in areas where there's less competitive they allow protectionism i cannot recall sure in europe. for example in switzerland. we've come to the kind of center. not long ago the swiss decided in a referendum to support more food security and quality in their country. and this is one of the people behind the movement the president of the swiss farmers union marcus ritter he owns a typical family farm in the area and he firmly believes that unlimited free trade can be a dangerous thing. ah hell none of the month. but in the hollow if i trade were free if every border was open t

prince of bismarck. berlin. the pope at the vatican. alexander ii and st. petersburg. then he goes to the far east and the crowds are immense. like 250,000 people at a time would turn out. the emperor of japan would never actually touch people. when he saw grant, he stepped over and shook hands with grant which was unheard of. grant actually pioneers a certain post presidential role that would be followed by other presidents. he arbitrated a dispute over offshore islands between japan and china. so he comes back with really this sort of great reputation. very much enhanced. he's become a statesman on the world stage. it's amazing. >> after trying to get the nomination again in 1880, not winning it. he decides to move to new york city and try his hand in the investment world. how does that turn out? >> will again with money, disastrously. he formed a partnership with a young man named ferdinand ward was 21 years old. they created a partnership called grant and ward. it was only time grant allowed his name to be used in a business. grants name attracted a lot of money. f

upper 40s from bismarck to fargo.beginning to work in we had some coolness associated with fog yesterday. half moon bay was only 61. oakland is 72. low 90s in morgan hill and livermore. livermore has a long stretch finally getting above 90s. morning low clouds. and warm, san francisco 66 today . the averages 70. on september 1 one year ago 106, the hottest ever. the second was also very hot at 100 to. this year the first was 64 and the second was 65. much more in the comfort zone. low clouds are back . the city probably won't get above mid- 60s again today. inland attempts controlled by i high pressure to the west this time. 50s on the temperatures. mostly locations in the 50s. in the oakland hills area one observation at 52. el cerrito is in there. tiburon at 54. water temperatures are there. 54 - 57. pretty good gusts out in travis. the onshore breeze is in place. 55 ukiah. 81 in las vegas . the low clouds giving way to 60s and 70s. if you don't get the low clouds it will warm up again. tomorrow looks to be almost a

i don't mean to say that he is a bismarck. that strategy is flawed and it can take advantage of article opportunities. if you go back and look at what they have been doing for the last 12-15 years, there is a discernible strategy. in involves the really whole statement military as well as everything else. perhaps the most important element but in the world. they see it as not only the kinds of things that we have been talking about here but also fiber strikes against targets -- and this is going on all over europe and the middle east. rand released a study about operations in turkey and another one about israel is not just death, it is latin america and the middle east. so i expect even africa, also. so this is an element of a broader strategy of multidimensional forces and multi-domain. we are here to talk about the active measures that you need to keep in mind this is part of an ensemble. heard of an orchestra. putin is conducting it. the orchestra is one that is playing in all the different pieces, information warfare, ener

putin has a strategy, i don't mean to say he is a bismarck, that strategy is like any other human document flawed. also he is able to take advantage, as he often does, of tactical opportunities. the fact is if you look at what they've been doing for the last 12, 15 years, there's a discernible strategy that involves the whole of the state, military as well as everything else including information warfare which they regard perhaps as the most important element of contemporary warfare in the world. they define it differently than we do. they see it as not only the kinds of things we've been talking about here, but also cyber strikes against targets, cyber strikes against democratic party headquarters and the clinton campaign, and the same thing is going on all over europe and in the middle east. just study about russian information operations in turkey, there's another one that came out about israel. so it is not just us. and in latin america, they're in europe, they're in the middle east. i suspect even africa also but nobody has looked at africa lately. so this is an element of a broader s

putin has a strategy i don't mean to say that he is bismarck. that strategy is like any other human document, flawed and also able to take advantage as he often does a tactical opportunities. the fact is if you go back and look what they've been doing for the last 12, 15 years there is a discernible strategy and it involves really the whole of the state, military as well as everything else including information warfare which they record france's perhaps his most important element of contemporary warfare in the world. they define the different than we do. they see it as not only the kinds of things we've been talking about here but also the cyber strikes against targets , cyber strikes against the democratic party headquarters and the clinton campaign, and the same thing is going all over europe and the middle east. rand just released a study about russian information operations in turkey. there is another one that came up about israel. it's not just us. even and latin america, in europe, the middle east and i suspect they are in africa also. but

same in bismarck. philly 59. little ro 73. we move into tomorrow, look att perat i new york city, 69 degrees. 80 memphis. fa dgo 48rees. by the weekend we are looking at much morere tempera-- we are looking at temperatures more temperata lower humidity. will fe so much nicer. chicago, d.c., columbia, tulsa, lincoln and nashville. that's what going on around the country. here's wh happeni in your neck of the woods. >>> good morning. we have a couple of light showers acro the area ely. mostly ju some sprinkles, but temperatue not be moving much today. a high of ly degrees. this aftern wei be more in the mid-60s. cloudy skies, scattered showers. we have had heavy rain that will move in lni flood h for most of the area around oveigle many of a yo sleeping. tomorrow y she and then we clear thugh the day. look at the weekend. gorgeous weather, feeling more like fall, and we actually do stay dry f most of nexeek. >> and that your latestr. weathe ladies. >>> gisele bunchen going public with her panic attacks. >>> and big news fromar b

bismarck north dakota. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call.lling about the the election going on. election, our voting machines were somehow hacked. not tell if they were or not. statess one of the 21 that were hacked. that happened and there was voter suppression in north dakota regarding native lawsuits, i think the the people believe are sick of being treated like secondhand citizens. dakota is a north red state. the blue part of the state is gearing up. i do have confidence in them. believe the republicans will do anything to get him in. i don't believe he should have been able to nominate this judge . i have nothing against the judge, regarding the situation going on with the president, he should not of been able to nominate this judge. he should not be able to make any decisions while under investigation. the associated press is reporting that millions of people covered under the aca will see only modest premium increases, some of them will get price cuts. divisionsparks deep heading into the election. firm crunched the data. the marketp

prince of bismarck. berlin. the pope at the vatican. alexander ii and st. petersburg. then he goes to the far east and the crowds are immense. like 250,000 people at a time would turn out. the emperor of japan would never actually touch people. when he saw grant, he stepped over and shook hands with grant which was unheard of. grant actually pioneers a certain post presidential role that would be followed by other presidents. he arbitrated a dispute over offshore islands between japan and china. so he comes back with really this sort of great reputation. very much enhanced. he's become a statesman on the world stage. it's amazing. >> after trying to get the nomination again in 1880, not winning it. he decides to move to new york city and try his hand in the investment world. how does that turn out? >> will again with money, disastrously. he formed a partnership with a young man named ferdinand ward was 21 years old. they created a partnership called grant and ward. it was only time grant allowed his name to be used in a business. grants name attracted a lot of money. f

bismarck said god loves drunks, little children and united states of america. because i don't think trump knows about this. but, in fact, a young george washington was in love with his neighbor's wife, sally fairfax. and there were some letters that would not have played well in front of a senate committee. i would bet a good bit of money donald trump never heard name of sally fairfax and if so think it's just the county. it does find of show the elemental appeal of that press conference. i watched every minute of it like a lot of people did thinking my lord we've never seen anything like this. but realizing knows what doing for his 35%, 40% and that's one of the things that i think people like me got wrong for a long time. there are a lot of folks who don't seem to care very much about the conventions and the norms and think that having him up there at a period of at least a targeted economic growth and he's poking his eye in traditional kind of left of center interests, is a good thing. and so i think that the key word of the yeara is that we are now a tribal

he made virtually every head of state in the world, queen victoria, windsor castle, the prince of bismarck receives him in berlin. the pope at the vatican, alexander ii in st. petersburg and i think to the far east and the crowds are immense. 250,000 people at the time would turn out and even the emperor of japan would never touch people and you saw grants, he stepped forward and shook hands with grant and which was unheard of and grant pioneers a certain post presidential role that would be followed by other presidents that he offered trades a dispute over postwar islands as offshore islands between japan and china. so he comes back with this sort of break dictation of very much enhanced, he's become a statesman on the world stage. it's amazing after trying to get the nomination again in 1880, not winning it, he decides to move to new york city and try his hand in the investment world, how to turn out? >> money, disastrously. the question answers itself. he formed a partnership with a one young man named ferdinand lord who was lionized in berlin finance. they created a partnership called