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brad, do ou they need to this day. brad, do you agree? _ they need to this day. brad, do you agree?ay. brad, do you agree? can ukraine - they need to this day. brad, do you agree? can ukraine outlast russia if this is indeed to be a long walk?— russia if this is indeed to be a lona walk? ., , ., a long walk? that interview you 'ust add a long walk? that interview you just add really _ a long walk? that interview you just add really demonstrates i just add really demonstrates the extraordinary bravery ukrainians have shown for so long — ukrainians have shown for so long we _ ukrainians have shown for so long. we are talking about a two year _ long. we are talking about a two year anniversary, i highlight that this is a ten year— highlight that this is a ten year anniversary since russia's unprovoked invasion of crimea and that— unprovoked invasion of crimea and that shown incredible courage and skill and fortitude in defending their country against _ in defending their country against this naked aggression and the — against this naked aggression and the only reason ukraine continues

[music playing] brad pitt's connection to bob marley. welcome to the weekend edition of access hollywood. i'm zuri hall. the story of the reggae legend is being told in the new movie bob marley one love. it stars kingsley ben-adir. and at the hollywood premiere, the film's executive producer brad pitt made a surprise appearance. [reggae music] reggae is the people music. zuri: brad pitt sharing a warm greeting with ziggy marley, son of bob, at the premiere of bob marley one love. the film's executive producer posed with ziggy as well as kingsley ben-adir who plays the reggae legend. and kingsley shared how it felt to take on the role. no one can beat bob. i'm playable, so it was about finding a little bit of his inner heart. (singing) don't worry about a thing. zuri: ziggy who helped produce the film reflected on his childhood, on what would have been his father's 79th birthday. me and my brother, we usually go on stage with my father, like at the end of his set. we used to joke like that. yeah, we're taking over the show from bob, you k

brad: yes.group of new apostolic reformation leaders, apostles, and prophets and others, were present at the white house a week before january 6. speaker mike johnson has direct ties to the new apostolic reformation. speaker mike johnson is somebody who's sought the counsel and the friendship of timothy carscadden, who is a new apostolic reformation pastor from his home district, in shreveport, louisiana. timothy carscadden is a close associate with dutch sheets. dutch sheets is perhaps the most ardent trump supporter in the new apostolic reformation. he's the one who may have done the most of any christian leader in the united states to mobilize folks to try to overturn the 2020 election and to make sure to attend january 6. one of the most frightening things i think about mike johnson is the flag he hangs outside of his office. an appeal to heaven flag. the appeal to heaven flag goes back to the revolutionary war. it was inspired by john locke. but over the last 10 years, the appeal to heaven

brad: i am suggesting there is theater going on. i haven't seen the exact document.mebody who worked security assistance for many years, i'm telling you what they already do. there are mechanisms to do that. christian: just one last thought on the basis of what we've been talking bout with tom and the fallout from the report yesterday. there may be some americans closest allies looking nervously here and wondering whether the president is up to the job and would be up to the job for another term, all the way up to the age of 86. what would you say to those countries who are looking on a nervously? brad: i would say we are our democracy and the people are going to decide the fitness of the two candidates is a question in the political debate. former president trump is trying to use that against president biden. some of the news in the last 24 hours is not helpful to president biden. but in the end come in our democracy, the voters will decide and i wouldn't say to nervous your shy would -- i would say to nervous europeans and others looking on democracy is not always

i am brad graham, co-owner of the bookstore. i am very pleased to be hosting professor, author and former journalist, samuel freedman. he is here to discuss his new book into the bright sunshine. young hubert humphrey and the fight for civil rights. and formally reported at the columns for the new york times. as reported in the 1980s he worked in the culture section of the times. and then in the mid-2000 wrote papers on education column. and then for 10 years he was responsible for the on religion column. he is also written nine previous books on a wide range of topics from high school teaching to american jury to college football to his mother's own story. in his new book, sam delves into the early life of hubert humphrey, who spent 23 years in the u.s. senate representing minnesota and four years as lyndon johnson's vice president. he is largely remembered mifor losing to richard nixon in the 1968 presidential campaign. and again to george mcgovern for the democratic presidential nomination in 1972. humphrey was disparaged fro

brad _ all that? i think this is nothing surprising. brad may - all that?urprising. brad may putin, i all that? i think this is nothing surprising. brad may putin, if| all that? i think this is nothing i surprising. brad may putin, if you look at his recent interview with tucker carlson, where he sought to finance repeated and challenged his rationale for this war and he said he would be open for negotiations on his terms, i think president putin is still looking to take as much of ukraine is possible and also looking to consolidate what he has taken over the past ten years in this campaign of aggression against ukraine. i think the idea of there being any kind of negotiation or on the russian side when ukraine was enough —— and enough pressure or he was able to kind present something as some kind of a win, the territory has he has taken so far. we are still yet to reach that point. the point ukraine keeps making is that the idea of a ceasefire, concession or anything like that in terms of territory, will not stop there for russia. ukraine is already having

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but it’s definitely not a film critic who will play brad pit, because... and i think that brad pitt willbe expected, because, well, who else could bradpit play, i don’t know what assumptions you have, brad pitt plays himself, well, such a comeo, who knows, maybe tarantino himself will already appear in the film, since this is some kind of his last appearance, but what can this is also such a bold creative move, what do you think, that’s for sure, it seems to me yes, let’s at least make it a knight and read the third news, let’s move on in social networks vigorously. waiting for a new optical illusion, tiktok user alisha shared a video from the canadian state of british columbia, in which her horse named miner is walking in the snow, when the animal seems so black against the snow, you can’t tell for sure whether it’s coming towards you or away from you, so captioned video by the author herself. many also could not decide, some thought that the horse still goes to the filmer, and others that from him, in the end the author commented, spoiler friends, throughout the entire video, he leaves

well, as we know from brad's discussion, he's going to get started. antietam. but in october of 1862, what people may not realize is jeff stewart comes to pennsylvania. he will get within six miles of gettysburg within six miles of gettysburg in october 62 before he finally turns around heads back to virginia. that raid in october of 62 scares the bejesus out of everybody in pennsylvania and. so you look they start thinking about how are we going to either protect these bridges or destroy them because last thing we need is jeb stuart, somebody else, bobby lee, whoever marching into harrisburg or heaven forbid, marching on philadelphia. we've got to have some way of stopping this. so in october 1862, as jeb stuart's running amok in anklin county counties over lancaster is committed to safety, that is their self-appointed, if you will businessmen and civic leaders are just have to ce up with plan to defend the river crossings they instruct columbia's chief burgess to defend the bridges or quote unquote render impassable that either chopping holes in the deck or f

that interview that we did with brad smith from - we did with brad smith from microsoft, he was one of press conference for that which i have to say is a breakthrough to get so many potentially rival lists companies all sitting at the same companies all sitting at the same companies with the same joint aim. you mention tiktok, open iri, google, microsoft, adobe have all agreed that the risk of degenerative ai being subverted by maligned actors does pose a threat to democratic elections. and over the next course of this year more than for a billion people are due to the polls in 65 elections, 19 of which were in africa alone. the risk to those electorates coming from deep fake artificial intelligence generated fake video, fake audio is pretty profound. they are determined to head this off at the pass and stop this happening. i checked with somebody, somebody who wasn't part of their initiative and somebody who knows a lot about the stuff i said, what do you think, he said it's a first step. they would counter that they would say, no this is may be they would say, no this is may be the f

well, as we know from brad's discussion, he's going to get started. antietam. but in october of 1862, what people may not realize is jeff stewart comes to pennsylvania. he will get within six miles of gettysburg within six miles of gettysburg in october 62 before he finally turns around heads back to virginia. that raid in october of 62 scares the bejesus out of everybody in pennsylvania and. so you look they start thinking about how are we going to either protect these bridges or destroy them because last thing we need is jeb stuart, somebody else, bobby lee, whoever marching into harrisburg or heaven forbid, marching on philadelphia. we've got to have some way of stopping this. so in october 1862, as jeb stuart's running amok in franklin county counties over lancaster is committed to safety, that is their self-appointed, if you will businessmen and civic leaders are just have to come up with plan to defend the river crossings they instruct columbia's chief burgess to defend their bridges or quote unquote render impassable that either chopping holes in the dec

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and brad joins us now. you. >> good morning. >> steve: i am so sorry for the loss of your nephew. >> thank you very much. >> steve: you've got a problem with during this essentially you refer to it as 1,000 year storm you guys have had so much rain out there and the question really is why would someone green light them taking off in a storm that bad? >> that's something that i personally cannot understand, having worked with the military for most of my career. i know the military does hazardous missions all the time and they train all the time, but this was a highly volatile storm. they had hurricane force winds these helicopters they were flying they don't have defrosters on the wind shields. if their repo rotors ice up thee going down. they were flying at altitude of 5400 feet which is why where the snow and the rain mixes. >> steve: yeah. >> they shouldn't have been off the ground. it was a training mission. they could have waited four or five hours until the storm passed and then go. operations officer

eugene, brad, good to have you both on the programme, thank you so much.ng toll on civilians. the un has documented over 10,000 civilians killed, including more than 560 children. but the real number is believed to be much higher. and while ukraine has suffered the most damage and death, increasingly russian towns have been shelled, and hundreds of thousands of men have been drafted into the army. 0n the ukrainian side, an entire generation of men is fighting on the front lines, suffering devastating losses and injuries on the battlefield. earlier i spoke to inna sovsun, a member of ukraine's parliament. her husband is one of those soldiers. we spoke about the front lines and the impact on ukrainians. inna, when we last spoke, the town of avdiivka was perilously close to falling. we have now since seen ukrainian forces having to retreat — was that a direct result of not having enough ammunition from ukraine's allies? yes, it was the result of delays in supplying ammunition and weapons to the ukrainian side, but also this time was very smartly used by the r

i'm brad graham, a co-owner of a bookstore along with my wife lissa muscatine and we're very pleased to be hosting professor, author and journalist samuel friedman this evening. he's here to discuss new book into the bright sunshine young hubert humphrey and the fight for civil rights. now sam's journalism professor at columbia university and formerly reported and wrote columns for new york times as a reporter in the 1980s, he worked in the culture of the times. then in the mid 2000 wrote the papers on education column. and then for ten years he was responsible for. the on religion column. he's also written nine previous books on a wide range of topics from high school to american jewry to college football, to his mother's own story. in his new book, sam delves into the early life of humphrey, who spent three years in the us senate representing minnesota and four years as lyndon johnson's vice president, but is largely remembered for losing to richard nixon the 1968 presidential campaign. again, to george mcgovern for the democratic presidential nominee. in 1972, humphrey disparaged

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brad: what's interesting is forward volatility is still quite contained. cutting cycle this year , that fairly cinderella environment for the bond market and certainly the options market , with the -- whether the fed cuts in march or june, for longer-term vista, bonn you'll's have got to be supported in that environment. haidi: where do you see the best opportunities then? >> yields are going to be lower, and with respect to the yield curve, and the levels required in the short range, not just in the u.s. but in markets such as korea and china. >> we've seen those bonds really moving in anticipation of some sort of easing. >> we are tracking that very closely. we are trying to be a little more cautious with the level it's gotten to. as we continue to get stronger support for economic activity in the next couple of months, there is no inflation -- for a longer-term investor investing in the china broad market will continue to pay off. annabelle: we do shy away from aussie bonds given that the fed was a little more hawkish yesterday? >> because there is so l

. >> coming up, georgia republican secretary of state brad raffensperger taking part in a discussion on election security turkey also discusses his phone call with former president trump in which he was asked to change georgia's presidential election results. posted by georgetown university in washington, d.c., this runs just over an hour. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] .. >> growing up in rural georgia i've seen firsthand how increasing mistrust in elections has negatively impacted the current political climate. secretary raffensperger is dedicated in the democratic process and an example for aspiring people like myself. secretary of state brad raffensperger, georgia's 29th secretary of state, overwhelmingly reelected in 2022, to the city council in johns creek, georgia. and three years later to the georgia house of representatives, served for two terms and in 2018 georgia vote elected him. as secretary of state, raffensperger had the largest implementation of voting machines in this country on time and on budget. under his leadership georgia modernized with the

because of all these things that these guys said, but also, a.i., and this is what brad told us in miami, that not only is a.i., you know, a good thing for its users, but it is obviously something they're using to their own benefit, in this case, in more effective ad targeting, which we've seen in these results. >> and this is the quarter where they probably got, you know, appreciated for that focus that they've had, and, you know, i heard brad on scott's show over the last year talking very specifically, everyone was focused on nvidia as the largest benef beneficiary, brad has been talking about monetization, and that's what you're talking about, karen, what they were able to demonstrate right here but then, if you have that rerating right now, like, kind of gifts into the stock a little bit. i do think it's interesting they're changing the reporting we've been talking about monthly and daily active users since the company went public in 2012, and that's been a key metric right now, what they're talking about, they're going to -- it speaks to what brad's been talking about. why he has s

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, and my goal now is to realize it's, okay, it's your decision and i'll work better with jason and bradir, i was serious when i said i would like to be on your security team because i believe that at the end of the day you are probably the person who can lead this country. jason, i have a lot of respect for you and i count on you, you bullshit. glory to ukraine. they were sent further to kiev, to poroshenko’s office , after all this, supposedly poroshenko is still ready to sign a contract with them and they really went, one all the way from nikolaevaev, it’s me, it’s just about 6-7 hours by car, he went to poroshenko’s office, and we also said a password, a secret password , petro poroshenko’s security will be waiting for you at the entrance, it was enough to tell us to the supreme commander-in-chief, but the most even after this, this is interesting... some have already told the press that they will either have to go back to the united states and australia, or they will have to go under the article, and just in the media they were interviewed by one of... from ukrainian newspapers, thi

whether it is wholesale environment or retail. >> brad and nicholas, thank you.ve you here >> thanks. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange," morning call sheet and shares of doordash are taking off on the back of bullish views on the company. >>> japan's nikkei is doing something for the first time since michael keaton took on the role of "batman. back in a second with benefits from principal, they're taken care of too. (♪♪) >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." time for the "morning call sheet. morgan stanley moving doordash to overweight. it's growth runway is long with a path to 175 per share. shares up 4% right now >>> another day for wendy's and moving to markets lack of expecs shares are up in the pre-market. >>> hsbc getting on the chips band wag i band wagon shares of asml up 3%. >>> time for "the global briefing." the nikkei closing at the first all-time high in 34 years after closing up more than 2% on the day. year to date with the index up 16% compared to the 4% rise for s&p. tokyo electric and advantest up with big earnings. and shares of danon w

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. >> and now to idaho where republican governor brad little discusses infrastructure in his state of the state address in capitol building in boise. brad little has been serving as governor since 2019 and before that as lieutenant governor. >> please bee seated. >> the constitution of the great state of idaho requires me to atreport to you our legislaturen the condition of our stay. this is my sixth opportunity to address you and i'm struck how much it has changed in the six years. i'm not talking about how much grayer my area is. even speaker had more hair. [laughter] >> but for all the change i can confidently stand before you for the sixth straight year and say the state of the state is strong, stronger than ever before. [applause] what we are doing is working. over the past year i traveled 25,000 miles throughout the state of idaho. at times with your first lady theresa. theresa, thank you very much for your love and support. [applause] one of the best and most important part of my job is visiting with parents, veterans, seniors, teachers, law enforcement officers, business leade

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without help louise and brad fearjack might have to go back into care. "can you just put a member of staff in two nights a week, one of us needs to get a full night's sleep once a week." i don't think we are asking for a moon on a stick. soon after this they borrowed money to pay for two nights�* care a week. the council is now funding that and the local nhs says it is sorry if the process has caused additional distress. nhs england says decisions are based on individual cases with government guidelines ensuring consistency and the government says eligibility for help will vary according to the needs of local areas. alison holt, bbc news. ukraine says it has sunk another russian war ship in the black sea after a drone attack. there has been no response so far from the kremlin. nick eardley is here to tell us more. what we know for sure now about what has happened? we what we know for sure now about what has happened?— has happened? we are seeing different videos _ has happened? we are seeing different videos from - has happened? we are seeing different v

(brad) i love it. (luke) thank you. (brad) home...work... very clever. (luke) drink up, everybody.es.com. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. maria: welcome back. one thing you need to know ahead of next week amazon delivering big gains on its stock this week after news broke it will replace walgreens and the dow jones industrial average this upcoming monday. as of the only shakeup happening on wall street to keep the doubt relevant. cooper is set to drive jetblue out the doubt transportation average causing that stock to also jump that means investors that by indexes that mimic those indexes will be buying the stocks for the moves could have a big impact on investors in a new economy e-commerce dominate. we'll be following at all on mornings with marie at 69-amp eastern weekdays here on foxbusiness. i'll see you on sunday over on the fox news channel i got exclusive interviews on "sunday morning futures" with congress and jim jordan and james comer. former sector state mike pompeo saisenate candidate kari lake al join to meet live ascending on "sunday morning futures" on fox news channel 10:00 a.m. eastern

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of the saudi american war on it, but today it only uses it in support. we did hear uh the admiral brad cooper, he admitted as you just said that the us forces in the red sea in the gulf of haiden in the arabian sea they are operating at what he said and i quote a combat temple unseen since world war ii, one might listen to that and think well... and the us had any wars since then, but yes they did, but they haven't had had this kind of resistance maybe since then. meanwhile, the yemeny armed forces say that they are just using their old stock pile, they are not even using their new weapons yet, and uh, they are, they are they are keeping that uh full power for for maybe later, but how clos close is this uh confrontation to uh maybe an all-out explosion not only in the red sea but in the entire arabian peninsula. their operations are in support of the palestinian people and resistance. therefore, the cessation of operations is directly linked to holding aggression on gaza and lifting the siege on the palestinian people. another condition was later added, which is when the americans, alo

maria zelensky was asked about the election by fox news, and brad bayer, who took the big one. interviewd this night, last night, this interview was published, just as zelensky was talking about the fact that he has the greatest support of the people, if elections were held, they would elect me - zelensky said, so it is not necessary to say that i i'm trying to stay in power, i would win the elections if they were held, - said zelenskyy, that's why he himself admits in his answer that he can win a second time... elections, let's return to this interview, because in principle it turned out to be significant and so far the only one on the eve of the second anniversary of the great russian invasion of ukraine, and in this interview, on the american television company fox news, zelensky tried to emphasize how he sees the war, how he sees the current situation and what will happen next, we will briefly go through this, because it is very it is important, tomorrow is february 24, and exactly... two years ago the great war began and this week marks 10 years in the russian-ukrainian war, but wha

recently, admiral brad cooper, the deputy commander of the us navy in the middle east, admitted in an interview to cbs is 60 minutes that their forces in the red sea, gulf of aden and the arabian sea are operating a combat tempo unseen since world war ii. he stated that their military ships are under attack with only 9 to 15 seconds to decide to intercept missiles traveling at speeds of up to 3000 miles per hour, acknowledging the military superiority of yemen. the second truth confirming the unprecedented quagmire for the united states and a highly costly war of attrition. is cooper's admission of the us navy launching about 100 missiles from its standard land to air missiles, each costing about four million us dollars against yemani missiles or drones worth only. only thousands of dollars, this means that the united states of america spent nearly half billion dollars on the cost of intercepting missiles alone, not to mention the cost of air strikes and tomahawk missiles launched at yemini land, operational expenses for about 7,00 american fighters, surveillance, reconnaissance and s

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