joe biden's not a blank slate.ferendum on him as it is on donald trump which which totally changes the landscape for 2024. and met me just lay out for you -- let me just lay out exactly how much joe biden is not a blank slate. this is andrew sullivan who throughout his life has been, i think, someone who would describe himself as a democrat. rachel: at one point he was on the right. pete: at one point he was on the right and then late '900s, early 2000s. i know that because i looked online. rachel: no, no, i do remember when he was a conservative, and then he had a, you know, epiphany and became more sort of independent and more left-leaning. will: and now he's saying this about joe biden on his substack. every time you hear him speak, talking about biden, he's just a little off. eyes now barely visible, words often slurred, a ghostly, white man peeking over his collar in the back, occasionally strangely loud are whispering. this is the man the democratic party says will be fully able to function as president throu

child, he also has the characteristics of a rooster, he also has the characteristics of this mental blank slatehat's why these media are very powerful , and they are a shortcut to fundamental changes in his mind, in his thinking, in the scientific method. subasa is a great hero in all disciplines in our country well, every generation has a memory with every athlete, and we should make a movie about this athlete, make a memory, show the athlete how much he has struggled to reach this stage. for example, in wrestling , we have hassan yazdan , who is a very good wrestler. hasan yazdani, we have many role models in volleyball, we have mousavi, or in football, we have tarami, a volleyball player, i worked hard to reach this position, and he can be a very good example for our children and teenagers to see how this football player has reached this stage and this he is a volleyball wrestler how has it reached the stage ? robotic toys are a new category of smart and moving toys that are more attractive than usual toys. a technological company in the science and technology park of amirkabir university ha

he also has the characteristics of the rooster, he also has the characteristics of this mental blank slate , these are very powerful, these media enter and the shortcut to fundamental changes in his mind, in his thinking, in the way in the course of life and creation, we have many heroes in all disciplines in our country. every generation has a memory with every athlete, and for us to make a movie about this athlete , to make a memory of the athlete, to show how hard he has gone to reach this stage, for example, in wrestling. we have hassan yazdani who is a very good wrestler gir is very good. we can have many role models like hasan yazdani. in volleyball, we have mousavi, or in football, we have tarami, a volleyball player . i worked hard to reach this position, and he can be a very good example for our children and teenagers to see what kind of football player this is. it has reached this stage and how did this volleyball wrestler reach this stage ? we must build character and teach the children that this is real and that this dream was actually a childhood dream and it will come true. y

in gouache and even in alley farms, because summer is akin to watercolor and we are entering a blank slatectories glow from within, we don’t give away the quality of the watercolor, this is a close view of the fresco, because the fresco is painted that way and i need inner sanctification, so i fly that this good knee obey watercolor and in the distance, it’s easier to develop all this like no one else a child does not have a farm and created something out of his own imagination. moreover, this is such a non-intermediary, because it can become and then the sacrament is swallowed by you and wants come back to this one. yes, this will disappear, i will say that only his bridge from a person can be free. and he can create harmony , and he can destroy at this loss, without violating anything, and he can throw out his energy flowing, good today, otherwise a man is lightning, a person’s skin, someone’s light-seeking, warm shades of everything in a warm color. someone will have a cold coloring. some people will have a smoother line. for some people it will be more dramatic. you will get into it al

even if i've played it many, many times, i always try to see it, starting from a blank page, a blank slateen i'm painting sound. every single environment that i'm in, i just see it as a new experience, so, i might look at a light or the shape of a camera or a microphone stand or something, and, you know, i immediately think of texture, i think of line, i think of a phrase. i just see it as something that i feel i can play. the first thing that you want to talk about, something that had a huge role in your cultural life, is the snare drum. it wasn't until the age of 12, when i moved to a secondary school, that i was introduced to percussion, and that was a revelation for me because there we were in the assembly hall looking at this orchestra full of young people and i looked around the strings and the brass and the winds and then the percussion, and that took my fancy because each player was playing a different instrument. so, you had a timpanist, you had a snare drummer, someone playing cymbals, someone playing a bass drum or whatever. and my teacher, who was a wonderful, peripatetic percu

a blank slate. these victories glow from within, we don’t give away the amount of water.is a good knee submission to watercolor and prowess. it’s easier to develop all this in such a way that not a single child has ever been a farmer and created something on the cross into some kind of his fantasy. moreover, this is such a non-intermediary, because it can become and then grows in your aunt’s throat and wants to return in this part. i i come to the conclusion that only the rest of the people can be free. and he can create harmony, and he can destroy at this loss , without violating anything, and he can throw out his energy flowing, good today, otherwise a man is lightning, a person’s skin, someone’s light-emitting in warm shades. everything is in a warm color. someone will have a cold coloring. some people will have a smoother line. someone will be more sharp , we’ll give it for a swan. you were born faithful, it is important to study in a group if you are alone and have prayed for you. well, you're not a marine genius paranoid. and if you have a group called zazhgi , you

what's different this time is joe biden at least could in theory be a blank slate option compared to donald trump and say, well, 2020 then was all about pro or anti-trump and referendum on trump. not this time. joe biden will have been president for four years and that whole litany that you ran through at the top of the show is there for people to say this is a referendum now on joe biden. no, i do not know anyone who can sign up saying he has another 5.5 years as president of the united states. susan: serious stuff. will cain, thank you for joining us this morning. we appreciate t always. >> thanks, stuart. stuart: back to the markets and bottom right hand corner of the screen and dow industrials up 231 point-blank layupses. i'd call that a rally. pretty good one too. lieu basenese is with me and for the entire hour. waiting for the first trade in l it. the indicated open is $58 a share. i'm asking you, the same question as everybody else. is arm the next nvidia? >> big tech stock going up 200% and i don't own it and regret buying it? yeah that, one. arm has the next potential for n

if i can create more of a blank slate and i can see a lifestyle. so i can see that there's the right coffeemaker in the kitchen but barely anything else. and i can see the furniture fits and the closets are edited out so they're not overstuffed, i can see miyself there. >> the ideal version of yourself. you want to think you're the person who has the edited closet and the only coffeemaker on the shelves. >> oh, my. my wife and i were talking about this last week, and i was saying why do you have to clear out all your stuff? i'm just not going to sell. thank you very much, doug. >> great. thank you. >>> our powerhouse road trip continues all week long. tomorrow, kelly and i are driving -- there we go. >> we need a jacket if you're going to ohio. >> we're going to dayton, ohio, home to another hot housing market and home of courtney reagan. houses staying on the market there for only five days. that's on "power lunch" at 2:00 p.m. come with us to dayton. >> this is always my favorite series. >>> coming up, china's property crisis intensifying as ever

i mean, elon musk and tesla have entered a market where, essentially are, it's almost a blank slate. the other automobile makers are still dependent on internal combustion engines. and for people in the u.s. and worldwide who are more conscious about the environmental impact of automobiles, the electric car is appealing. i mean, it promises perhaps the end to the internal combustion engine. and with that, less environmental impact, less than a carbon footprint and less smog and smoke and pollution, less global warming perhaps. and so there's a reason to buy the tesla as opposed to other cars that consumers might feel attracted to. the very nature of what fuels tesla cars as opposed to other automobiles attracts a segment of the population, and it's probably a growing segment of the population. what else? how else can we explain this? this is sort of a historical. quandary, a dilemma that we're facing. elon musk and tesla are sort of breaking the mold of mavericks -- >> kind of modeled the car after technology. autonomous driving now is their main selling point. >> yeah, yeah. technol

, everyone, they there was a marriage, they already have some kind of thing, but you are like a blank slates, it seems to me that every girl wants to be a princess , mother of the child for whom you you are responsible, your girl turned out to be fatherless out of nowhere. where does this bliss come from, i’m not talking about the fact that i’m a princess, but of course i want a lot of attention, like a princess, it seems like nothing has been announced, the groom likes it that they bombard her with questions like that, in front of you, 42 years old, age doesn’t scare you , there’s a big difference, really, she’s like a princess, is she a princess? yes, that’s a big difference, i’m interested, i really wanted them to hear, in general, the opinion of men, how you can have your daughter, well, as you like, you will give me these nice compliments, every , well, i don’t know how many, a normal man will always pamper him, show him a surprise, yes of course, please, i will need you, so they are all his? name, you should have called him too, dance, peter, you are proud of the fact that you drink a

she is not a blank slate.where you are coming. the idea was given by the austrian zholder on a farm in the alpine mountains. he manages to grow even subtropical plants. stop tatyana chistyakova and her family organized a permaculture farm in the moscow region that we have garlic here, but celery is leafy, and chard is watercress. eh, here the radish makes its way, that is, such a mini-biodiversity, it is quite a small piece, and in an ordinary garden bed you would collect only one type of plant, but here different plants grow immediately in a community and expresses, accordingly, i have more abundant farmers first. they erected an earthen rampart at the edge of the site and planted it with trees. this created a natural barrier to the winds and the garden developed its own microclimate, then the ponds were cleared to restore the natural moisture of the soil, and the vegetables they planted them in high, warm beds and stopped weeding and pest control. after all, in nature there are simply no such concepts, the p

so there's not a lot, because there's a blank slate figures i think the judges and justices more of an opportunity to proceed with a sort of historical analysis to where rights like, for example, economic liberty that a a thif you did look at the history you would offer stronger protection for economic liberty against all these protectionist licensing requirements. because there has been so much case law on that already, in the courts, i think there's less of an opportunity for even originalists, justice scalia for example, said he was an rigid list but a faint hearted originalists picks up if there was a lot of president on one side he would hesitate to disturb that. that's probably why the historical analysis is going to be a little bit confined. what should happen is judges should always look to find the correct answer, and a world in which judges are not so relied on means and scrutiny and look more to the history would be great. have gotten things wrong. i think you could practice the delete without solely focusing on history. there should be a presumption of liberty at a think th

lot of these schools was an opportunity for them to show their true colors where when they have a blank slate to experiment with the new group of students who were not going to complain because significant expectations of living in french house, whatever they did and what does work, were able to come back and if interesting for me as a freshman i had been getting the sort of side comments and lectures from underclassmen when i would be like i'm going to party at 550 may be like that's not 550, that's a fraternity. with distant distantt that's what they told me, shut up. i found myself in a position of giving those in talks to younger students were i would be like that house used to be the italian house and it was so fun every pizza night in the south who used to do, sophomores and juniors, they would be like that sounds really fun, whatever the they never experience that. don't have those times. for a lot of schools in the guise of cold restrictions but also getting the fresh batch of students who did have expectations and they give lower expectations because they were coming from their paren

do you think it may be also that young age is also an example of he was sort of a blank slate in which people could project their own beliefs onto? sure. absolutely. i mean, he'd have a record. he didn't have a career. i mean, his career, i think at his funeral, victor blue talk shared a story about bagley playing a role in saving some fishermen who were caught in the storm. but than that, he really didn't have a resume. he could draw. yeah, you could. you could pretty much say anything about. right. so had he had a political career, they would have been kind of boxed in about what he what he said, especially if he didn't support the democratic party. him being related. did you see this? daniels probably would have, in fact, you know, his grandfather was a member of a prominent member of it. now, it doesn't mean that they agreed all the time in they do see this daniels actually anti spanish-american war anti war in cuba while worth bagley took more of the idea with this shield or upon it. i'm going and very spartan attitude. great question. but we don't know. i can't say for sure becau

but also in 2024, it's just around the corner and we typically end the year with a large blank slate for next year that we need to fill. your help in filling that slate is very much appreciated. so on that note and i will give you the opportunity to ask questions and ideas. the next commission meeting is october 30th. and we are planning on bringing an update to our healthy eating eco chapter and our business plan that we have been working on and potentially dealing with the electrification of vehicles in the city. we are hoping that will be ready. and potentially if it's ready, the director's performance evaluation, if not the next commission meeting december 4th. i will pause for any questions to see if anyone wants to add anything. >> yes, one suggestion or request which is that we at some point here get a presentation on electricity storage and how san francisco compares to the rest of the state and the fire department's concerns about storage and whether it's limiting residents of san francisco contributing to the solution of the climate crisis. >> sure. we are working on that i

slate by running all over the dallas cowboys. the cardinals rushing for 222 yards as they beat the cowboys 28-16. and finally, to kansas city, where travis kelsey was able to find a blank of the drive. mahomes in the end zone, there it is, a touch for kelsey. >> the chiefs ago down the bears, 41-10 in front of taylor swift. there she is right there who cheered him alongside his mom for the entire game. and the nfl announcing that usher will headline this year's super bowl half time show. super bowl lviii will be held in las vegas next february and it will be a party. yeah. yeah. yeah. [laughter] maria: all right, gerri. thank you. [laughter] >> sorry, maria. maria: thanks, gerri. [laughter] maria: we're having way too much fun today. the clock is ticking as the house scrambles to keep the government funded by the end of the week, a shutdown is looking more and more likely. lawmakers are expected to return tomorrow to work on at least four appropriations bills to fund much of the government. joining me right now is louisiana congressman, mike johnson, the house republican conference vice chairman and member of the judiciary and armed services committees. congressman, th