everybody, you know, is familiar with the story about him starting over for terry bradshaw.duck season, he became a duck hunter, and terry bradshaw went on to win four super bowls. it was hard for him during this process to be on the sidelines with that quarterback mentality. but, you know, when we went public, i really believe the praiser of the people worked, and now -- prayers of the people worked, and now he's content with sitting on the porch telling stories and having us bring him meals every day. [laughter] kevin: well, listen, there's so many of us who are, obviously, praying for him and praying for you all as a family. i'd be remiss if i didn't is ask is you about part two of season three of duck family treasure, available now on fox nation. for the folks who have missed it, i'm just going to put it out there, it's a lot of fun, it's very interesting. tell the folks about that, if you would, in the time we have left, guys. >> we went to maryland, did some hunting up in the northeast and found some really, really old stuff. jace found a super rare coin -- >> yeah. it

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. >> now, carrie bradshaw and friends are being fabulous in their 50s end.nd just like that, carrie. party of three. >> nice. that's us. >> it seems that everywhere you turn, older women are taking center stage. >> we're seeing a new type of older woman right now. you know, older women are not staying at home and knitting socks for their children and their children's children. >> and to look as good as they feel. some are turning to plastic surgery. >> i think this is to me, this is the best age. i mean, you are much more confident. you were so sure of yourself or what you want. you don't care about what people say. you make your own choices. like plastic surgery. >> maria inÉs morales was 61 when she decided to get a tummy tuck. >> to me, it's just a matter of self-care. like when, you know, we all take care of our teeth, we exercise, we eat healthy. and to me, plastic surgery is just something natural like that. it's part of life. >> maria, who's originally from brazil, has never been shy about her plastic surgeries. >> i had a facelift eight years ago and

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mentioned glenn bradshaw's book, which is an outstanding book kind of the much more detailed and expansive counterpart for situation on the peninsula during this time. but too welcomes ultimately accepted the reality of freedom. he was not pro per say in fact. and i think it's in july and june or july, he complains or laments of the government that he doesn't have more black refugees to do the work that needs to be done in the army. so to categorize this is democratic or or pro or anti to see someone like mccloud win as pro slavery just misses a lot of the nuance he was definitely opposed to an emancipation proclamation in 62 no question about that. but there's just a little bit more to the story than we traditionally engage on. well, thank you again so much for that. thank we're here with jack gary in colonial williamsburg at the site of a very interesting archeological dig. now, you are the executive director of archeology here at colonial williamsburg. where are we standing today? we are at a property called custer square. this 40 acre site. so everything that you see that's open around

money into someone's case pocket, giving a green light to use long range missiles via crane a guess bradshaw and this and the list of course and goes on all these steps are in line with his last minute controversial moves that do nothing but to shake things up for his successor and of course clinic donald trump. mike rides hard to correspond and use of july lead joining us from to iran and bringing us up to speed now still with our, the international for all the latest, something around the world. a see you again with more stories i top of the the my last real job. last job i got a paycheck from the college professor in new york city at the digital video film academy. and i try to like 20 programming languages and different classes. i have all the courses here and i found them all recently, which is great, like i was looking at my google drive and i was like, i have recordings of my lectures. i have my quote, i have my lesson plans. my are is, is digital. i actually joined a, our community in brooklyn to, to just to, to prove that to myself and to other people that are taken out to do is art

a network of which will allow for some facilitates uh, transit from bradshaw and to see, ah, yes. who wants to india and the persian gulf nations? the tragic route is believe to be a viable alternative to the conventional swiss canal path that's been close to russia now as part of western sanctions imposed on the country. let me tell you most. the most important topic was the completion of the north south corridor. both the president and the vice president stress this and we made some assessments in the meeting to complete this quarter in the best manner that the completion of this quarter will definitely increase the volumes of transitive goods. we will have a significant increase after the completion of the cord, or that would not only benefit iran and russia, but will also impact regional development. we didn't talk about sanctions in these meetings. so you said it's apparent that these sections are unilateral and inhumane . and our response is aimed at minimizing the impact of the sanctions on us. we have to look for solutions to lift these unilateral and inhumane sanctions. o

it says that landscape pocket giving a green light to use long range missiles via crane a guess bradshaw. and this and the list of course and goes on all these steps are in line with his last minute controversial moves that do nothing but to shake things up for his successor and of course clinic. donald trump. i probably heard from mike of my lives for my senior security policy analyst and the office of the secretary of defense. he says that the document demonstrates the failed foreign policy of the by the ministration. well, the memo, i assume make some assumptions that are not, are not valid. number one, it says that russia is isolated, which is not isolated. i was at the bricks conference in october because um, i'm more than 40 countries, some 30, some 35 to 40 countries are represented. that doesn't appear to be i so isolated to me. and number 2, it assumes that we've got enemies so that the paper is just, it isn't worth the paper, it's printed on, and it, and it's, it, it got it. and it does reflect a failed foreign policy of the vitamin ministration. and that's why we have so many

terrorist attack in 2016 at the christmas market in west branding dw has been back to the market on bradshaw plots to gauge some markets like this. have a long tradition in germany, in berlin alone or more than 60. it's a place usually associated with high spirits and says, chief cheer. but in 2016, a very different scene unfolded to you. 13 people who are code when an economist drove a truck into the market and what was one of the deadliest terrorist attacks and drum, and he says to re, we ask visitors if they had any concerns about security today. your student by no smart series means that this monkey does feel pretty safe. you get tottenville not just being done by the bill and government to protect it and always thought the good up to film is identical. you need to worry when you're walking around here. what's your engagement by most? let's producing the pop 5 us for obviously the terrorist attack some years ago. change some things. but i feel comfortable. i'm not afraid anything could happen. and honestly, was people's intensive seems i got to feel quite save. obviously those thoughts c

money into the excuse pocket of giving a green light to use long range missiles via crane a guess bradshaw and this and the list of course and goes on all these steps are in line with his last minute controversial moves that do nothing but to shake things up for his successor and of course clinic. donald trump and to asia now and investigation is ongoing in my leisure, against the full of banking chief of goldman sachs over the one malaysia property development scandal. now, the nation's former prime minister is also involved in caves. the us government has a dock handed the matter looking once again to disrupt the forward nations of fast the us government to intervene and the proceedings after the goldman sachs group requested an extension to comply with the subpoena on 9th of february 2021. the us government intervened in the proceedings by filing multiple motions, including a motion to intervene and stay the proceedings a motion to seal and their respective supporting memoranda. the former prime minister, along with his legal team claim that the us also collaborated with the malaysian o

of money into someone's pocket, giving a green light to use long range missiles via crane a guess bradshaw and this and the list of course and goes on all these steps are in line with his last minute controversial news. the news, nothing but to shake things up for his successor and of course clinic. donald trump . let's talk about this now uh, when closing out to the beijing of the power school and technology and business professor benjamin child. right there. benjamin. great to get you on the program and thank you so much for joining us here on. i see this is a, a story that keeps on giving he, i mean, foot by that is on the way out and yeah, he's just throwing charter onto his list of so called us adversary's. i mean, i guess we shouldn't be surprised by this benjamin. yeah. you know, china, russia, iran, and north korea data or nuclear powers. what not in the west against china and russia alone is what the us, there's not easily pull book for me to g congress and the russian euro valenze, a combination of technology market and natural resources is what the us us really, really serious a

and i'll say that to everyone that support bradshaw and the everyone involved with nicole and speak with somebody about the product shop method when and no matter what will be cheated by that. and things special service is what the declared the overly is not the creation. and so because we cannot trust any rush, we cannot trust any of these from a brain because they read the sheep i've just made via he lives and service and also me, oh yeah. you you before to, to the both. meet with the word smith. i am middle towards i live in the fear, like i'm the i am now the most cool, the work. and i can be here with industry the in 5 minutes because the unfortunate new grants are here among the us everywhere. well yeah, because they also means i'm a day with also me sorry to interrupt you may. um, i do apologize, but it was that means as a john list, as a journalist, i'm a dale. your job has never been more important here on the front lines of the information war. we appreciate the work you do. i'm a day f one day as an attorney and john, this is also ahead of the italy on the top movement. joinin

but over through the government of bradshaw, i think the bus according to the good to mont. busy in comments, so western media, they did not tell us how it would happen. we were just told everything is about to change. this is your moment, either a side will fall or you will fall. but they did not say when or where they just told us to be ready. well, since then, what was the all see a to week of the terrace organization days. yours is also ruefully paying salaries for the dentist to prevent the resurgence of terrorism in the region as of the surgeon for the slipped into the mosque. this an enlightening offensive last month . you know, c, a is believed to have involved out all the us controlled ad based on the iraq. you go to it now. okay. applies roughly one 5th of syria. it's really heard from layla. how to the editor in chief or the news outlet mentor on censored in be rude. she says, washington has no intention of doing was the best for the serial people because its own, they want control over the country as well as the americans have for a long time tried to talk to the

christina, people in law enforcement community there, i know sheriff bradshaw pretty well and this shooks everybody coping with this tragedy? this just happened basically. >> yeah, it just happened and happened directly outside our neighborhood. when our community leaveses the neighborhood, we pass by the three flags on the side of the road. as a community, everybody wanted to help, not everybody knew how, not everybody knew the officers. charlie created an opportunity for people to feel like they could help. when families go through things like this, they don't always know what they need. charlie just gave the families ability fo focus on next minute and next day and not think of other burdens and gave our community the ability to contribute. >> todd: it is a beautiful gesture. if you want to help, go to pb -- that is a mouthful, you can see it at the bottom of the screen. charlie and christina, thank you. bold move wearing an alabama shirt, you have done enough for the community they'll overlook your college football message you are sending with that shirt. thank you two for being here

and by the way, glenn, katie mentioned glenn bradshaw's book, which is an outstanding book kind of the much more detailed and expansive counterpart for situation on the peninsula during this time. but too welcomes ultimately accepted the reality of freedom. he was not pro per say in fact. and i think it's in july and june or july, he complains or laments of the government that he doesn't have more black refugees to do the work that needs to be done in the army. so to categorize this is democratic or or pro or anti to see someone like mccloud win as pro slavery just misses a lot of the nuance he was definitely opposed to an emancipation proclamation in 62 no question about that. but there's just a little bit more to the story than we

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. >> erin bradshaw has some insight into the current climate among patients and insurance carriers. an executive vice president at the patient advocate foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to improving health care access. >> it's an exhausting process, you know. >> and on top of already being sick, injured or disabled when they are running into a challenge with getting access to prescribed care through their insurer, it just it complicates it and creates multiple layers of frustration. >> unfortunately, sympathy requires a prior authorization and i have to deny that request as frustrations simmer online with dark comments such as may the shooter never be found, my thoughts and deductibles go to the family. >> a new gallup poll found just 44% of adults say the quality of u.s. health care is excellent or good. the smallest share since gallup's tracking started in 2001. so some shocking comments. there are also comments from people who are clearly frustrated that the security expert that you heard from in the piece just wanted to emphasize that much of this backlash, many of these comment

. >> erin bradshaw has some insight into the current climate among patients and insurance carriers. she's an executive vice president at the patient advocate foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to improving health care access. >> it's an exhausting process, you know, and on top of already being sick, injured or disabled when they are running into a challenge with getting access to prescribed care through their insurer, it just it complicates it and creates multiple layers of frustration unfortunately, sympathy requires a prior authorization, and i have to deny that request as frustrations simmer online with dark comments such as may the shooter never be found, my thoughts and deductibles go to the family. >> a new gallup poll found just 44% of adults say the quality of u.s. health care is excellent or good. the smallest share since gallup's tracking started in 2001. so some shocking comments there. also, comments from people who are clearly frustrated. the security expert that you heard from in the piece just wanted to emphasize that much of this backlash, many of these comments are i

. >> erin bradshaw has some insight into the current climate among patients and insurance carriers she's an executive vice president at the patient advocate foundation a nonprofit dedicated to improving health care access. >> it's an exhausting process. you know, and on top of already being sick injured or disabled when they are running into a challenge with getting access to prescribed care through their insurer, it just it complicates it and creates multiple layers of frustration. >> unforlyhy requires a prior authorization, and i have to deny that request. >> as frustrations simmer online with dark comments such as may the shooter never be found, my thoughts and deductibles go to the family. a new gallup poll found just 44% of adults say the quality of u.s. health care is excellent or good. the smallest share since gallup's tracking started in 2001. so some shocking comments there. also, comments from people who are clearly frustrated. the security expert that you heard from in the piece just wanted to emphasize that much of this backlash, many of these comments are insensitive and do

. >> erin bradshaw has some insight into the current climate among patients and insurance carriers.he's an executive vice president at the patient advocate foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to improving health care access. >> it's an exhausting process, you know. and on top of already being sick, injured or disabled when they are running into a challenge with getting access to prescribed care through their insurer, it just it complicates it and creates multiple layers of frustration unfortunately, sympathy requires a prior authorization and i have to deny that request. >> as frustrations simmer online with dark comments such as may the shooter never be found, my thoughts and deductibles go to the family. a new gallup poll found just 44% of adults say the quality of u.s. health care is excellent or good. the smallest share since gallup's tracking started in 2001. so we've heard some shocking comments there. also, comments clearly from people who are frustrated the security expert that you heard from in the piece just wanted to make it clear that much of this backlash, many of these c

. >> erin bradshaw has some insight into the current climate among patients and insurance carriers. she's an executive vice president at the patient advocate foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to improving health care access. >> it's an exhausting process you know. and on top of already being sick injured or disabled when they are running into a challenge with getting access to prescribed care through their insurer, it just it complicates it and creates multiple layers of frustration. >> unfortunately, sympathy requires a prior authorization, and i have to deny that request. >> as frustrations simmer online with dark comments such as may the shooter never be found, my thoughts and deductibles go to the family. a new gallup poll found just 44% of adults say the quality of u.s. health care is excellent or good. the smallest share since gallup's tracking started in 2001. we also reached out to unitedhealthcare to try to get more of their perspective on this issue. they did not get back to us, but cnn has learned that unitedhealthcare has increased its security measures at facilities aro

. >> erin bradshaw has some insight into the current climate among patients and insurance carriers. she's an executive vice president at the patient advocate foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to improving health care access. >> it's an exhausting process, you know, and on top of already being sick, injured or disabled when they are running into a challenge with getting access to prescribed care through their insurer, it just it complicates it and creates multiple layers of frustration unfortunately, sympathy requires a prior authorization, and i have to deny that request as frustrations simmer online with dark comments such as may the shooter never be found, my thoughts and deductibles go to the family. >> a new gallup poll found just 44% of adults say the quality of us health care is excellent or good. the smallest share since gallup's tracking started in 2001. so a lot of shocking comments, a lot of comments from people who are just simply frustrated. but that security expert that you heard from there, aaron, he just wanted to emphasize again how irresponsible and insensitive many

we had the nfu president, tom bradshaw, speaking to the environment committee this morning in the houses of parliament, and he was reduced to absolute tears. and you can see the amounts of tractors here. these are live pictures from central london i think that's parliament square parents are furious. >> okay, well, it's all kicking off down at westminster, isn't it? >> now, i remember at the previous protest, the nfu said leave the tractors at home. >> you know, today is not the day for tractors. we want to get through to the government without bringing down our, you know, our tractors. but no, today is the day. >> well, whitehall absolutely has come to a standstill. tractors. you can't see the road because there are so many trucks. you saw a little bit with patrick christys there just in the intro. and we will be live with him throughout the programme. but i think emotions, emily, are really, really running high here. we had the nfu president, tom bradshaw, speaking to the environment committee this morning in the houses of parliament, and he was reduced to absolute tears. and you can s

national farmers union, tom the national farmers union, tom bradshaw, broke down in tears in front of politicians. >> this is a lifetime of work. it's the heritage. lesson. >> tough to watch, isn't it.7 tough to watch. and he is a farmer. of course he's living this himself. now the chief medical officer, professor chris whitty, probably drove you mad dunng whitty, probably drove you mad during the lockdown. certainly did me. he wants a fat tax on junk food to tackle childhood obesity. it's a good idea. will it penalise poorer families? >> and the children's commissioner says that sara shanf commissioner says that sara sharif, the ten year old schoolgirl murdered by her parents, was failed as it's revealed that she had been on the child protection list since birth over allegations of neglect and violence. how was this allowed to happen? >> and the prime minister will override people who don't want development in their backyard nimbys. and he's going to build on the greenbelt, which they're now calling the grey belt a sensible idea. or is this about making the countryside a concrete jun