detested the fact that carl would refer to bruce as uncle bruce.seeking approval and acceptance from bruce. >> reporter: jack schumacher, one of the investigators on the case, believes bruce may have used that bit of psychology to his advantage when he decided it was long past time for bonnie harkey to meet her maker. >> so when bruce say, "hey, i want you in on my murder plot," what? happiest day of carl's life? >> you know, could be that carl thought that he was finally gonna receive that acceptance he'd been seekin'. >> reporter: a theory? perhaps. but then investigators also knew that bruce harkey had never made any secret of how he felt about his stepmother, bonnie. >> excuse my language, but this is exactly what he said. he said, "that old bitch doesn't have the decency to die." >> reporter: investigators didn't know if bruce paid carl or just manipulated him into killing bonnie harkey. but they were sure he was involved. so two days after carl led investigators to bonnie's body, bruce harkey was arrested and charged with murder. >> when lawm

and he said well i refused to cooperate with the police and lenny bruce said, what are you?in came up as traditional short hair stand-up comic, he was quite successful on getting ed sullivan gigs and so forth. >> here is comedian comedy star george carlin. >> hippy dippy weather man. tonight's forecast, dark. >> carlin at first wanted just to have success. then he got that success and then felt that he was getting that success in a way that didn't speak to his heart. >> i used to be this guy or maybe this guy used to be me, i don't know, we were each other at one time. wasn't long ago. i liked him. he was really good. he was funny. he did some nice things for me. but there was nothing behind him, you know? he was kind of just super financial, just surface. all characters. i found out i wasn't in my own act. >> guy who picks up from lenny is george, who goes right after the taboos again, constantly picking and picking. >> and irish priests heavily into penance and punishment, couple of novenas to do, nine first fridays, first five saturdays, stations of the cross, trip to lou

as for bruce - for higher... as for bruce springsteen, _ for higher...uch for hire. tim allman, bbc news. we can speak to larry miller, music associate professor and director of the music business programme at nyu steinhardt. hejoins us live he joins us live now. hejoins us live now. thank he joins us live now. thank you for being with us. is it common for being with us. is it common for an artist with the prestige of someone like bruce springsteen to do something like this? ~ .., ., like this? welcome over the last several _ like this? welcome over the last several years _ like this? welcome over the last several years and - like this? welcome over the last several years and has i last several years and has become much more common as the prices for classic catalogues that came of age in the 1960s, 19705, that came of age in the 19605, 19705, 19805 have been traded at record high multiples by financial investors and by the major recorded music companies. what kind of figures are we talking about was yellow well, and every song that we hear there are two

but some have a kids say other cases being brought up or not as straightforward as the bruce is beach case william dirty junior, a scholar at duke university said, i just think there are a thousands of these cases and a very small percentage of them. half the degree of specificity that the bruce beach cases where you know exactly who owned the property, how it was taken, and by whom lawmakers in minneapolis have created the minneapolis 2040 plan legislation, points out the impact the freeway construction has historically hung on minority communities and the love will compensate black families and their descendants who were raised near the freeway construction. now the 1st family says that they don't plan to sell this plot of land, but rented back to the county of los angeles at fair market value. reporting for news feed hughes and hottest suite archie, facebook parent company, better is taking on revenge porn. oh, social media platform has partnered with a u. k non profit off, but a tool less people prevent their intuit images from being uploaded to facebook, instagram, and other part

this is the land and my people own back in the 19 twenties and what was called bruce's resort. as you can see, is only a small piece of land at, but he was the whole world to the african american community at that time. this was the only place on the entire coast of california were african americans could come and enjoy the water. dwayne shepherd is a descendant of the bruce family who own this coastal property 100 years ago. shepherd said his family owned a business that was called bruce's lodge resort. so the property started right there at the brick wall beer and extended down here to the beach. and then from here, all the way over to the other side of that building. it has the observation bit shepherd said his family was harassed by the ku klux klan and land developers who own properties in the beach city. ah, they slouch tires ah, the i started fights with people. ah, the burn duck crosses. they burned a house down here. they burned a mattress under the porch of the resort itself. here, there are people here that don't want you know, to see change in manhattan beach. and w

we start with bruce kasman of jp morgan, which will be profound. it's a moment where three central banks matter. >> they highlight the difficulty of this moment. are central banks going to be hiking rates, tightening policy into a weakening economy? are we going to see a deceleration at the same time that central banks are forced to get hawkish in the face of inflation? tom: out moments ago, let's go to this breaking news on em reaction. the turkish central bank cutting the repo rate, going the other way. turkish lira out to 15.44. the gentleman we heard yesterday is central banker to the world. lisa: partly this is an idiosyncratic story. erdogan has a unique perspective on what rates do. i still keep thinking about what can rogoff said yesterday. if the federal reserve raises rates four times, that that could disrupt the entire emerging markets complex in ways that people are not prepared for. that is underscored by some of the distress you see in certain pockets. lisa: i tried to -- tom: i tried to read the british press, i fail. that's the reas

bruce: the u.s. is saying that president biden warned president putin that there would be a harsh response to any russian military invasion of ukraine that would include crippling sanctions, that would, for instance, make it impossible for russian banks to convert rubles into dollars and other foreign exchange. it would also potentially involve germany cutting off the nord stream 2 gas pipeline which is not yet operational between russia and germany, and that would be a major blow to russia and potentially could be a major blow to germany too. so that would be something that maybe president putin would perhaps not be as concerned about. for his part, putin talked with biden about his concerns about nato expansion, warning that nato should not continue expanding eastward toward russia. he also warned the u.s. about putting offensive weapons in ukraine. where this all will end is still unclear. the u.s. has intelligence that it has spoken about with allies that russia is preparing for a possible invasi

bruce smith: you would be an idiot. i know people do it--but it's beyond my belief that people are that stupid. john scott: nobody's policing the police. bigad: john scott is a civil rights attorney of 30 years and filed this latest lawsuit. bigad: how many more victims do you think are out there? john: hundreds. bigad: recreational marijuana has only been legal in california for less than four years. scott believes prior to that, those robbed by law enforcement were too scared to speak up. john: you're gonna call the police and admit you're illegally growing or transporting marijuana? i don't think so. who are you gonna call? ghostbusters? bigad: in the remote corners of california's emerald triangle, zeke flatten worries corruption may have gone unchecked for decades inside the very agencies sworn to protect and serve. zeke: they're actually a gang with badges. bigad: "a gang with badges." those are strong words. zeke: that's what these guys are. bigad: and it's time, he says, to weed them out. bigad: and there are a

bruce: it is time to take the risk off the table and knuckle down for christmas. we will see a different scenario. i think hyde yields have had a relatively stable and profitable run in 2021. certainly for next year will be seeing a lot more volatility. guy: really appreciate it. bruce douglas joining us on the deal for morrison. let's check where european stocks have settled. we are to the end of thursday. not much action during the auction, a slight peak higher for the ftse, down .5%. the oil stocks rescuing the london session. the dax and the cac 40 down 1.3% and 1.2% respectively. we are not done with our market coverage in the show and we will continue into later. make sure you tune in if you are here in the u.k. to bloomberg radio. the cable show. 12:00 in london -- 5:00 in london, 12:00 in new york. you can find is on the terminal and you can now download the podcast and listen to us on spotify and apple podcast. free much looking forward to seeing how that works. alix: is basically this thing called itunes, and you are on your phone and you click on it and

[laughter] >> thank you bruce. >> the people ince monticello won't agree with you about that i am anadams fan i've testified before subcommittees in congress were a memorial on the mall. on the title basin they take turns shafting casting shadows on others faÇade. an adams is long overdue. i don't want to replace it jefferson and i think the correspondence in their twilight years of 1812 and 1826 is the culminating correspondence of the revolutionaryev generation. and in some sense the revolution is not complete unless those two people are together. so i'm going to leave jefferson on mount rushmore. there is no place for adams. i don't think any kind of stone monument would you adams adjusted it almost has to be blood. i appreciate the man's interest in recovering adams is a memory i think he's very much on the way back thanks to some of the things i have written in the hbo series is in the memory of most americans in the way he hasn't been in much of history. >> jackie harrison gary, indiana text into professor ellis. so few men the federal fight against the british was infighting b

dani: it was only a time before we got to the boy ban phase of this news cycle, bruce.hank you so much. that is our bruce inehorn the u.s. says moscow needs to de-escalate tension on the ukraine bored. russian troops continue to build ahead of a potential attack. it follows vladimir putin's comments he warned about the neighbors in eastern europe. getting home for christmas just got a little bit harder. united and delta have cancelled around 200 christmas eve flights. united said in a jump in omicron cases is affecting the availability of the crew. delta blames that and the potential for bad water. bit coin has jumped to around 51,000 dollars touching the highest level in more than two weeks the largest crypto currency is benefiting from a risk appetite. the digital coin is up to 76% this year. it's on course for its third year of gains. and that's your bloomberg first news. we speak to sayad abikash and why his strategy is to stay short treasure risk that and long dollar. steady today after and all-time high in the u.s. market. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we certainly favo

now bruce springsteen has reportedly $500000000.00 rich after selling his entire back catalogue of songs to sony. music legend u. s. singer songwriter joined the lights of bob dylan and paul simon caching in on compositions. from his glory days. dale includes 15 times platinum albums, born in the usa, as well as 19 more studio albums containing of a $300.00, which is springsteen songs. so now joining via skype from york. my brian hyatt, a senior writer for rolling stone magazine and author of bruce springsteen. stories behind the songs of course is not just springsteen as it we also mentioned bob dylan there and others like paul simon, i think also she care a why are we seeing an increasing number of artists selling off the rights there? what particularly in the past couple of years? well, i think there's 2 main factors. one is that there's a burgeoning market for the valuations are to all time high. there's companies convinced that these assets are incredibly viable. that's a and b. we have a lot of artists that this may not apply to secure, but most of them were hitting their seventy's

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all religion bruce saturday, i'm back with you. how much will have either you see, what am i to the agenda? a booster or lose money? he can knowledge. margaret, the garlic boulevard it, lum mother. i would say what i brought it would be picked up on a fastball from isaac it up with one of our but i've never done it at the phone ice. when i said what it, what does it another couple years a year ago, but always at home, this is what he's pull it out. what it a my name by the, i don't know. i know he's that actually sound good enough. i might actually use some good on my luck. you know, i got on my list, the limiting about one ah, mohammed is going to a funeral village has died, just like every one else around here. he also worked at the brickyard. all of his earnings were spent so that his family could live in this village. the house he left behind isn't even built of brick fragments. ah, i die. but us when we get a hot viashi's that what it there, by doing that i'm gonna do that. i'm going, as i know that i'm but as a i'm about past

bruce springsteen reportedly inks a music mega deal. how much he's set to make after selling his entire catalog of work. >>> good morning and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with wild weather in the central u.s. nearly a week after a deadly tornado outbreak. another system swept across several states bringing tornadoes and powerful wind gusts. the national weather service recorded a wind speed of 107 miles per hour in southwest colorado yesterday knocking out power to people in the area. the same storm system also damaged part of a roof at an airport in downtown kansas city. fortunately no one was injured. courtney kealy is in new york with a look at all the damage. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. massive storms hit parts of the central u.s. wreaking havoc across states from colorado to iowa, while president biden visited kentucky to survey damage from the tornadoes there. a powerful weather system ripped across much of the great plains and midwest yesterday. [ horn ] more than a dozen tornadoes

bruce springsteen is america's greatest poet. >> yes. why do you tell us about the time that vice president cheney and called and said he had gotten you both in trouble? >> one afternoon my phone rang and cody and carolyn know when the president or the vice president calls, it says potus or vpotus. he says john, i got us into some trouble. i say oh. the president and ms. bush had decided to leave washington right away to go to the funeral of john paul the second. the president had been scheduled to speak the next night at the radio and tv correspondents dinner in washington. the president has to give a funny speech. he says i have to go there tomorrow and the president -- in the president's stead and say funny things were 10 minutes. i do not do funny. i said, you will do a fine job up there. just let me call my colleague matthew and the next day or so we will get a speech ready for you. the lesson is you want -- he was very funny. if you work in white house speech writing, you have to be ready for anything at any time. >> think you also

. >>> christmas apparently coming early for bruce springsteen, selling his music catalog. the price? it proves he's the boss. >>> and america strong tonight. the president awarding the medal of honor to three soldiers, three heroes. their stories will move you. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. christmas eve is one week from tomorrow. millions of families preparing for the holidays and now we find ourselves dealing with this new variant, spreading very quickly. covid cases surging to the highest point in a year now and tonight, what they're already seeing in new york city already. some broadway shows shutting down. some restaurants reportedly closing because their workers are now sick. and that other major news tonight, a cdc panel now recommending if you haven't had the vaccine yet to choose the pfizer or moderna vaccine over johnson & johnson, if possible, because of concern over very rare blood clots. tonight, this highly transmissible omicron variant sweeping across the country, now in 39 states and washington, d.c. dr. antho

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. ♪ at night i wake up ♪ >> bruce was all about credibility and intelligence and integrity. ♪ ♪ you can't start a fire without a spark ♪ ♪ this gun's for hire ♪ >> he ends up doing essentially a concert video starring a then unknown courteney cox. it's like this weird recreation of something that organically happens in a bruce springsteen concert. ♪ born in the usa ♪ >> if there was an artist in the '80s who transcended the music video he's the guy. he's the guy that didn't need to do great music videos to still be a great artist. he's bruce springsteen. it was great music. ♪ born in the usa ♪ >>> david bowie. mick jagger. billy joel. rod stewart. all famous, all rich, and all men. rock and roll has been pretty much dominated by men until the last few years. ♪ heartbreaker ♪ >> pat benatar is hot. very hot. three albums in the last three years, all top sellers. the latest album hit the top of the charts in just one month. her style is defiant, raucous, tough and very sexy. ♪ we are young ♪ ♪ heartache to heartache we stand ♪ ♪ no promises no demands ♪ >> it appears to me tha

a naughty international, the former republican pennsylvania senator bruce marx joining us live. thank you very much for your time today. good to say you, you to say you too. thank you. well, russia says it will retaliate after germany throughout 2 of its diplomats. on wednesday the expulsions came off for a court found a russian citizen guilty of the motor of a chechen man in berlin and 2019 adding that he had acted on behalf of moscow. it's a claim the criminal rejects. while all europe correspond that peter oliver. as details on of 2 russian diplomats have been declared persona non grata by the new german 4 minister and eleanor bare bulk in one of her 1st duties. in that role . it all relates back to the sentencing of a russian national, named as variety, and cathy cove to life imprisonment for the murder back in august of 2019 of delhi. man, hon gosh vaguely in the fact that at that killing was well described directly as being at the heft of the russian stayed by the court that did the sentencing. now moscow denied any involvement in the killing of high gosh, really, who was

as for bruce springsteen, he shows no signs of slowing down. in the north shropshire by—election which was triggered by the resignation of the conservative mp owen patterson. he was found to have broken lobbying rules. a bad result could he put more pressure on prime minister borisjohnson. much more on all these stories on the bbc news website or you can download the bbc app. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @richpreston. do stick with us here on bbc news. goodbye for now. hello. thursday brought an east—west split to the uk weather—wise. well, certainly in terms of where we had the blue sky or where we had the grey sky. across parts of eastern scotland and down the eastern side of england, some were treated to a largely sunny day from dawn until dusk, where it was the reverse across some western areas. a view from wales, cloudy from dawn until dusk. it's the cloud that's going to win out for friday and the weekend. high pressure, lots of settled weather to come, but trapped underneath this high pressure, plenty of cloud. now, where there will

enter manuscript dealer bruce ferrini. >> i was told that bruce ferrini was a very reputable manuscriptd that he had bill gates as a client. that sounded good. >> seeing the chance to make a quick profit, ferrini decides to buy the manuscript himself and sell it on. >> ferrini writes two checks, a total of $2.5 million for the gospel of judas, and they bounce. >> tchacos needs to reclaim her property. >> ferrini has the documents. he's got the papyrus, and what does he do with it? he puts it in a bag in the freezer. >> this is, in fact, recommended treatment sometimes for books, manuscripts made out of paper, but it's not conservation treatment for papyrus. >> but he did even something worse. he took pages from under the book, put them on top of it to make it look presentable to a potential client. by shuffling these pages, it made a huge headache. >> to save the gospel of judas, tchacos enlists the help of an expert conservator in switzerland, who begins a painstaking reconstruction. >> they've got to restore it, but then they've also got to authenticate it. does anybody know this is r

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>> the costume from bruce willis is the only one i have left. have the chris tucker one left. myla's character was originally going to be played by julia roberts. reporter: is making film costumes another job or a natural extension of your creative work? >> it is an extension, but different because it is not my story. by that, i mean, when i create a collection, i am telling my own story, my desires and the choices i make. and there are things i don't want to include in the end. on the other hand, the film as a director's story told in their own way, and i adapt to that in what i make for them. reporter: that seems to correspond to your mantra that there is not just one kind of beauty, but many times. you lead the way with queer body types. have you pushed boundaries? for instance, on gay marriage and freedom to express themselves with their bodies? >> aolutel but i help simply by using my abilities. my work, my collections, they were honest. they weren't propaganda. things developed naturally and corresponded with what i saw as evolution and wh

joining us now is bruce einhorn. drama of the past few days, what are the prospects for build back better? >> that is the question we are really not sure. at one point on sunday, it seemed that this was dead after senator manchin went on fox news and said he could not vote for this legislation. of course, a small little opening of the door perhaps by saying not this legislation, one may be mean some other legislation. the president and the senator had a conversation sunday night. white house officials are optimistic this does at least create the possibility, creates room for them to continue discussing where to go on this bill. but it is highly unlikely we are going to see anything for quite a long time on this. we will be talking about this next year for a long time. tom: i'm sure and it is always a joy, bruce. outlined to us where there are areas of agreement and where the major obstacles are, briefly if you would. >> we think that the areas of agreement are that both the senator and the president want to have paid

bruce, think very much, bruce einhorn with the latest on the russian g7 standoff. let's get the first word news. juliette saly is in sydney. juliette: south african president has tested positive for covid-19, and is receiving treatment for mild symptoms. the nation is in the midst of a fourth wave of infections of the omicron variant, with more than 8000 new cases reported on sunday. president biden has approved help for the state of kentucky. tornadoes ripped across the south and midwest late friday, killing at least 70 people. biden has now issued an emergency declaration, mobilizing federal assistant efforts to 15 counties. kentucky's governor has warned the deaths could top 100. saudi arabia has boosted revenue forecasts next year, following higher oil prices and production volumes. the kingdom now sees its first surplus in more than eight years, and the fastest economic growth since 2011. in an exquisite interview, the saly finance minister told us excess revenue will be used as a buffer for the future. >> i wanted to make sure that we have the stability so th

bruce was saying do it, i will tell the president. i did. even on air force one, the policy people were arguing about needing it to be about nafta. that is not what the speech was about. very few people remember that. but it was a little bit chilling until bruce got into the car with me on the motorcade leaving and said, i think that went ok, what do you think? i think so. that was all the president has talking points. it was a guidepost for him. he deserved, being visited by the holy ghost. it was just me. that's amazing. -- it was just amazing. tamara: since we are on the topic of speeches about race, i wanted to ask cody and john about this too, you both served presidents who gave important speeches at times when racial division was out in the open in the u.s., of course, it is way out in the open again. cody, you are finishing up a book about that period of time between the mass shooting at mother emmanuel church and his eulogy? cody: my manuscript is due tomorrow. i will be planning an old-fashioned all-nighter tonight. i am writing a b

bruce springsteen is america's greatest poet. tamara: indeed. yes. john, why don't you tell us about the time that vice president cheney had called and said he had gotten you both in trouble? john: one afternoon my phone rang and cody and carolyn know when the president or the vice president calls, there is a window on the phone that calls you and it says potus or vpotus. i picked up the phone and said sir. he said in that rich, dick cheney, baritone, he says, john, i got us into some trouble. i say oh. he proceeded to tell me that the president and ms. bush had decided to leave washington right away to go to the funeral of john paul the second. the president had been scheduled to speak the next night at the radio and tv correspondents dinner in washington. as my colleagues also know, the president has to give a funny speech. cheney says i have to go there tomorrow in the president's stead. i have to say funny things for 10 minutes. and then he says, i don't do funny. i said, well, sir, you will do a fine job up there. just let me call my colleague m

you can find out more about me at tammy bruce dot local.com. merry christmas.en, tucker carlson's next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." there's a lot about modern economic theory that is important, but difficult to understand. not many people formulating these views don't really understand them. that is why they could never explain anything, clearly. but there is one core economic fact that everybody, even those of us with poor math skills, grasp instantly peer that is when we are getting poorer. how do you know you are getting poorer? when you don't h

bruce: that seems a bit of a stretch but it seems negotiations are back on. that's what the white house believes. president biden and senator manchin had had a phone call on sunday night. the white house is optimistic that that does open the door for negotiations to resume. we know that senator manchin presented his proposal for a build back better deal several days before that call last week. and that included things like 10-year extension of -- 10 years for pre-k funding it all the way through for the 10 years as opposed to the current plan which has a much more limited time scale. on the other hand it would not include something that's really crucial for president biden which is the extension of the child tax credit. and so if the two sides do reach an agreement, the question is will the other senators in the democratic caucus go along with it? there are 50 senators and you need every one of them so you can't afford any defections. if you have something like revision of the trump tax cuts, for instance, which is something we know that senator manchin suppo

let's get over to bruce einhorn to really dig into the details.had a summit for democracy taking place in the u.s.. our tensions ramping up and to what degree are they? bruce: we know that president biden and president putin had their talks on the phone for more than two hours on tuesday. president biden followed up on thursday with a call for over an hour with the ukrainian president. in that call, we know from the white house that president biden pledged that the u.s. would not have any talks about ukraine's future without having ukraine represented at the table. no decisions or discussions about ukraine without ukraine. the ukrainian side released a statement saying that the two presidents discussed ways to provide security, political support and what ukraine called combating russian aggression. the other significant call that president biden made, he spoke with nato allies from eastern europe, the ones that are closest to russia on thursday. he tried to reassure them that the u.s. and other nato allies wouldn't be making any decisions without

. >> bruce is in connecticut, bruce i think i butchered the name of your town and i apologize. >> thankou. having read your books on adams and jefferson, why isn't he on mount rushmore next to him? >> why do you think he should be, first? >> he looked like he did all of the hard work. in europe, was the bulldog doing the work and jefferson was just thee fluff. [laughter] he did no hard work. >> the people in monticello would agree with you. i am an adams band and we testified trying to get him on a monument or a memorial in the mall and in public i have said i believe there ought to be an adams memorial. a sufficient distance from the jefferson memorial victor terms casting shadows over each other's faÇades. adams was long overdue, i don't want him to place jefferson, i correspondence in their twilight years, adams jefferson between 1812 -- 1826 is the culminating correspondence of the trevolutionary generation and n some sense, revolution is not complete unless those two people are together so i'm going to leave jefferson on mount rushmore, there's no place for adams but i don't think

[laughter] >> thank you bruce pretty. >> people doubt it monticello want to agree with you down but im an adams fan and david and i testify before some committees in congress front again a monument or memorial. and i have been public said that i believe there ought to be an adams memorial on the tidal basin as sufficient distance from the jefferson boylston listening take turns casting shadows over each other's faÇades. an adams was long overdue and i don't want him to be replaced by jefferson and i think that the correspondence in the twilight years, between 1812 - 1826, is the culminating correspondence of the revolutionary generation and some sense, the revolution is not complete until those two people are together. so i want to leave jefferson on mount rushmore and there's no place of their for adams but i don't think that any kind of stone monument with do adams justice nobles has to be flesh and blood but i appreciate the man's interest in adam's memory and i think he's very much of the way back and thanks to some of the things that i've written and also the hbo series and is in

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i'm tammy bruce. tucker carlson is up next. thanks and have a lovely evening.. welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." here's something that we need to internal idea. just because something is far-fetched or crazy or seems totally destructive to core american interests doesn't mean the u.s. government won't do it. that's the main lesson right now. do not discount no matter how far-fetched it it would seem is

well, one of the things, one of the issues on which bruce really consensus in germany is the important asi european union as a framework in which germany can do for a foreign policy. so this pro, you course will certainly go on with the new government and her here angle america did not do her policies for technical reasons. she really was convinced this is part of our german consensus. however, we need to see that we are in the field of declining marginal use of certain politics. because one, if you want to have a strong europe, apparently says can be something like the united states of europe. it needs to be a european union where the european nation states can preserve their own identity, can define own interest in particular domestic politics. and he angle america, as i share the opinion with many of the other observers, has, has gone too far as go to for c with do much attempts at, at having a joint migration policy in the european union model on the german bad example. as i would like to stress this has thrift has driven the united kingdom out of the you . and our insistence had o

i am tammy bruce in for sean. the biden presidency is in tatters.balance. -- policy. joe biden promised the world and failed to deliver. now the build back better bill imploded. joe manchin announced he was a firm

i am tammy bruce in for sean. the biden presidency is in tatters. the border and foreign policy.iled to deliver. now the build back better bill imploded. joe manchin announced he was a firm no on the 5 trillion dollars spending proposal.