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bruce.ginal freestyle rap for us right now? >> i'm the freshest robot on the block. [ laughter ] i got the skills to make your jaw drop [ laughter ] i'll freestyle rap about whatever you want. just give me a topic and i'm ready to rock. >> jimmy: i'm going to get them from the audience. [ cheers and applause let's get some suggestions here and then we'll do -- give me -- throw out any suggestions. go for it. [ audience shouting hot dog? >> night sweats! >> jimmy: night -- night sweats [ laughter ] anything else? [ audience shouting >> warm nuts >> jimmy: all right, here we go ready? bruce. bruce, can you do a freestyle rap about hot dogs and taylor swift [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ there's nothing quite like a hot dog especially when it's grilled and smothered in ketchup ♪ ♪ but add some taylor swift to the mix and you've go a recipe for pure perfection so come on everybody ♪ ♪ let's give it a try just add a littl t-swizzle to your weiner ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: i'm

i think that the bruce, they have to look at as the possibilities of the cheaper yes. the next stage of globalization, they have to really be guided by very substantial goals. and if it is about globalization, it is about a m, f word that has to be led by the embrace, countries for the benefit of the global economy. it has to be inclusive, it is always a very inclusive, and it is a binding a lot of developing countries. and it's who is for why not take on more and allow the some of the western institutions like the m f like the world bank to participate in the discussions on certain issues. certain issues that have a bearing on the global economy. like for example. ready issues that have to do with energy security and sustainability means development boosting. you cannot make bro, i think that one piece of approach is, is supported. actually, i think by most, where are you working? where are you working when get after you said that he wanted a common currency for africa. um that was um, probably probably i think um and then the which but yeah, well happen to get daffy

bruce plus is, is a major asset because it opens up large markets. the global south to china is exports, and these are the markets that are relatively closed in terms of the levels of import duties. at the same time. these are the markets that have uh, significantly higher growth rates than those of the developed economy. so i think for china, there may be a time when you are sure on wednesday we discovered the need to forward your head with the way to ask for the blog given the same as the given the same as the joseph burrell, of the pharmacist and the rest of the world, the jungle, and like the garden of your up and the united states and european countries consider themselves well. the biggest threats to them. china, how do you expect them to sabotage all the plans of uh, brakes need is brakes committees, business development committees? have, are they going to use propaganda to affect market sentiment or are they actually powerless except for the miller trees to sabotage of the plans of the bricks? groups as well. i think let's say you seen in ter

bruce right. take it seriously . bruce right. take it seriously. dominated environment, qualified as a nurse, worked in the nhs for 20 years. i think the male ones are called doctors and as a result, he would say that he was being bullied by his boss at and gave numerous examples saying that he was constantly being told that he was the butt of the joke and she, his female boss told him to man up several times. he then started crying and then did he started crying and then did he start crying? oh, probably. i don't know. i was just being facetious . and then he sued and facetious. and then he sued and he won and he won . yeah. he won and he won. yeah. amazing. yeah. so ladies have a think about the way you talk to us because we've got feelings, too. bruce, do you think this is there being people are being too sensitive or do you think it's great to see this equality and a man actually being the victim of sexism ? sexism? >> yeah , i suppose. >> um, yeah, i suppose. obviously that's his lived experience, isn't it? so i can't speak for his feelings, b

chris bruce i'm auoin to the same to you. chris bruce i'm going to let _ the same to you.i'm i going to let you come back on this, the other side of us would say we heard donald trump on the night of the 2020 election, we heard the tape of him trying to find 11,000 votes in georgia, we know he brought people to washington, there are around 1000 people who have been prosecuted, convicted for their role in what went on onjanuary six, and yet no one ultimately from the white house has paid the price for that. how strong do you think the four cases in the round are and do you think donald trump will �*s justice for the role he played back in 2020? i certainly do hope he does face justice. i— i certainly do hope he does face justice, i have faith within our system. — justice, i have faith within our system. i_ justice, i have faith within our system, i have faith that the individuals that are bringing this case _ individuals that are bringing this case against him have all the pieces of evidence — case against him have all the pieces of evidence that is needed to actually— of e

bruce halbert does not own a car.is main form of transportation for both him and his dog is his bicycle. >> i do all my shopping, i patronize restaurants and whatnot on valencia street. it is my main route to work. >> reporter: bruce says valencia has long been an issue for cyclists with busy roads, narrow lanes and busy parking creating safety concerns. that is why earlier this year the city announced that it was launching a pilot program, testing out a new center-running bike lane on valencia between 15th and 23rd street. it is a design they believe will make the streets safer for everyone. >> so banning left turns and separating the traffic with the center bike way reduces the risk to pedestrians. somebody was killed at this intersection walking across the street just a few months ago. secondly, we physically separated the cyclists from the moving traffic. >> reporter: bruce said he was nervous about how well the design would work. even so, he tried to keep an open mind. >> once it was approved i was willing to giv

bruce brandt: yeah, that's a whole colony. oh, we got a bunch of jacks in front us just passing, right there. johnny bananas: just cruising. [music playing] i've never been in water this clear, ever. our reefs are pristine, clear, warm waters, healthy reefs. [music playing] johnny bananas (voiceover): as we dive deeper. johnny bananas: wow, it's getting dark. johnny bananas (voiceover): daylight diminishes. and with the darkness. we're almost at 500 feet. johnny bananas (voiceover): comes a whole new world. johnny bananas: that's a lionfish. he's chasing us. bruce brandt: yeah, well, he's using our light to hunt, actually. johnny bananas: ok. oh, there's a little guy. look at that little guy. what's that? bruce brandt: it's multiple organisms that cling together-- - ok - --and form this string. [music playing] johnny bananas: everything down here just looks untouched and serene and beautiful. [music playing] we've now passed 900 feet. i can see the bottom. i mean, it's-- it's otherworldly down here. we might as well be on the

bruce it in the car. bruce that's it for part one., we've got bankrupt councils, electronic ankles and trump getting bankrolled. we'll see you in radio. >> and welcome back to headliners . >> and welcome back to headliners. i'm simon evans joining me tonight. liam kearse and bruce devlin. so let us have and bruce devlin. so let us have a look at the daily mirror. leo to kick us off in this section suella is eyeing up some attractive uncle where? yes. so suella braverman is weighing up an electronic tagging for asylum seekers amid the huge backlog, there's a backlog of 175,000 asylum seekers . and yes, she's asylum seekers. and yes, she's considering a range of options because they're grappling with this backlog and only have this huge backlog and only have limited accommodation in space with spiralling . i mean, with costs spiralling. i mean, it's costing us billions a year and doubling it's doubled and it's doubling it's doubled in the last year. so hopefully , in the last year. so hopefully, you know, it won't continue like that or

go through bruce.— had a mild spring which allowed us to go through bruce.idn't get it plenty for— to go through bruce. and we didn't get it plenty for us _ to go through bruce. and we didn't get it plenty for us this _ to go through bruce. and we didn't get it plenty for us this year. - to go through bruce. and we didn't get it plenty for us this year. they | get it plenty for us this year. they will sit really well and we had an amazing will sit really well and we had an amazinthun during will sit really well and we had an amazing jhun during the flowering seasonis amazing jhun during the flowering season is allowed before to establish itself in the end of reportjuly which is always been a bit hidden is and for the rest of the summer, plants on the ground in the summer, plants on the ground in the first three years, you will be taking the harvest from that and our wine is made in the traditional method of double fermentation and use will see a two—year process and putting a plant in the ground in five years and to give a glass of wine and and. in five year

and the run up to the summit, which means that yes, some of these projects that are discussed by bruce, are we some for uh, for uh, the western insurance. yeah, but those 2 are connected. maybe one of one is they just have until the countries in the brakes let them in. and then they, they reckon, you know, i really think that there are possibilities. and there are formats that could be pursued by briggs to attract and see by the say that develop the development of the institutions uh from uh, uh, western countries uh to bites. uh, maybe later on the leaders themselves from the west to participate in. uh, some of the brakes uh, gatherings. uh, but uh this, this format i call is brakes plus, well says the format that is separately designed to pursue a greater um operation between the brakes countries and the western economies. uh that is something that has to be pragmatic, that has to be grounded in uh, you know, be facing and so kind of the interest of the developing countries 1st and foremost and um, yes, i think so in terms of the 1st stages of that kind of cooperation is maybe possib

it is a worry, though, isn't it, bruce? mean, isn't it, bruce? the point that, look, this new point is that, look, this new trend, it's gone beyond pranks. it's criminality. it's gone to now criminality. i mean, overstepping mean, that's overstepping the line, surely. mean, that's overstepping the linewell, ly. mean, that's overstepping the linewell, we were discussing >> well, we were discussing that the headline. it the other night on headline. it says that guys at mizzi. mizzi, yes. he's been stealing people's dogs that. yeah. take a dogs and all that. yeah. take a hammer is like a hammer to him. it is like a hammer. just him the face. >> yeah, that would solve something, wouldn't it? although i don't violence, i don't endorse violence, i should >> no. >> no. >> in certain instances though, particularly in case, you particularly in this case, you want solution an want the glaswegian solution an absolutely . absolutely yes. >> okay. well, we've got we've got a question now from ishmael. do we an ishmael? yeah. hi, do we have an ishmael? yeah. h

. >> reporter: bruce help and lives in the corner valencia and 23rd street in san francisco. he doesn't own a car. his main form of transportation for both him and his dog is his bicycle. >> i do all my shopping , patronize restaurants and whatnot on valencia street. it's my route to work. usy roads, narrow lanes, and limited parking creating safety concerns. that's why earlier this year, the city announced it was launching a pilot program testing out a new sensor running bike lane on valencia between 15th and 23rd street. it's a design they believe will make the streets safer for everyone. >> soto banning left turns, separating the traffic with the sensor running bike lane reduces the risk of pedestrians, would somebody kill at this intersection, walking across the with a green light a few months ago. secondly, we separated the cyclists from the moving traffic. >> reporter: but bruce said he was nervous about how well the new design would actually work. even so, he initially tried to keep an open mind . >> once it was approved, i was willing to give it a chance, and the roll

bruce, always good to have you on the program. so this and diamond was pretty robust from jack smith. it runs to some $45.00 pages. i'll see what's all the charges against the former president and his as yet unnamed co conspirators as well. they're very serious because they go to the heart and soul of what the american revolution was about government by the consent of the government, peaceful transfer of power. so it goes to mr. trump's effort to basically roll back to the american revolution to return to the days of king george the 3rd. that's very serious. and american people can understand that much easier than they can understand. maybe some of the espionage act charges for tomorrow. lago in the, the stormy daniels charges in new york about paying off the prostitute, you know, to keep embarrassing information out, but just want everyone to bet who both understands the importance and the seriousness of these offenses. and it seems we're no contracts, no, no man's land here, bruce, because let's talk through some scenarios. him

words i for example would very i wish it hm would happen bruce willis will be in quentin tarantino'sast movie although i don't want to believe that this will be quentin tarantino's last movie because it's one of my favorites well, we also have good news from our cinematographers because klondike marina erhoarbach e hmm it is first called in already shown in various cinemas in new york i special screenings and it has already been released on the fourth in the united states of america let me remind you the film is about a couple about uh a couple who are expecting a child but they live just in the zone of the combat zone. mh17 is falling here, and now they don’t know what to do. also, 20 days in mariupol , i ’ll remind you, it’s finally released in the ukrainian box office. august 31 it is released in ukrainian cinemas, and it is also shown in cinemas in the united states of america - it is one of the most well-known ukrainian films of recent times, it has received many awards . also, the film the king of rap by myroslava latika has already been released in ukrainian cinemas, the tape

it is a worry, though, isn't it, bruce? mean, the >> it is. it is a worry, though, isn't iis bruce? >> it is. it is a worry, though, isn't iis that, ? mean, the >> it is. it is a worry, though, isn't iis that, look,aan, the >> it is. it is a worry, though, isn't iis that, look, this the >> it is. it is a worry, though, isn't iis that, look, this new point is that, look, this new trend, it's gone beyond pranks. it's gone criminality. it's gone to now criminality. i mean, overstepping mean, that's overstepping the line, surely. >> we discussing that >> well, we were discussing that the headline. it the other night on headline. it says that guys at mizzi. mizzi, yes. he's been stealing people's dogs that. yeah. take dogs and all that. yeah. take a hammer is like a hammer to him. it is like a hammer. just lump the face. >> yeah, that would solve something, wouldn't it? although i don't endorse violence, i should i don't endorse violence, i sho no. >> no. >> no. >> in certain though, >> in certain instances though, particularly in this case, you want solution an want the glaswegian solut

and also bruce willis can play in quentin tarantino's latest film, which will be called film critic.o's 10th film there he might play a cameo in what salt will tell e brusovilis unfortunately he suffers from dementia and he stopped acting in movies a long time ago hmm because it was very difficult for him to remember the text but now quentin tarantino came up with what it would be a wonderful end to such a career of bruce willis to play a small role in his last film, but the relatives of bruce willis have not yet given any answer. we do not know whether the state of health of bruce willis can even allow him a role without words for example, i would really like if hmm it happened if bruce willis played in quentin tarantino's last film although i don't want to and believe that this will be quentin tarantino's last film because he is one of my favorite directors well, we also have good news from our cinematographers because klondike marina erkhorbach hmm it will be shown first in already shown in various cinemas in new york i special screenings and also it has already been released on t

lenny bruce went through, for those who may not remember. lenny bruce was a comedian in the late 1950s and into the 1960s who became notorious for having very edgy material, socially conscious topics ranging from religion to sex to politics to you name it. he pushed all of the boundaries and was prosecutor for obscenity in san francisco, los angeles, chicago and new york. he was convicted in new york and that law about conviction remained on the books until my friends, in writing their book discovered that it had been incorrectly reported that that conviction was overturned. in fact, owner of the nightclub where he performed had his conviction overturned. but lenny had died in 1966, so his appeal was never perfected. and so on the basis of the book, the authors contacted me and we filed a petition in the state of new york for a posthumous pardon of lenny bruce for that conviction. when it comes to free speech, robert corn-revere, where do we stand when with george carlin's famous seven words that you can't say? well, right now we're sort of

bruce bochy tied for the third most winds -- bruce bochy's rangers tied for the third most winds in all >> special to be back in this ballpark. i cannot say enough about my tremendous time here. i mean 13 wonderful years. my wife and i, we just had the time of our life here. i lived across the street. forever grateful and thankful for those years. we had a lot of fun, and a lot of great memories, a lot of great celebrations. it's good to be back. chris: good to see him back in the dugout. 49ers and raiders held joint practices in las vegas this weekend. tomorrow's preseason opener against the raiders. brock purdy will not play but trey williams will start. sam donald will play in the second half. jimmy garoppolo is now quarterback one for the raiders. no official word if he will play against his former team tomorrow. the practices, that's a great time to evaluate your squad and jimmy g. had a blast playing against his old buddies. >> it was fun, it was fun. first play, trey was got things going right away. those are my brothers. we had a good time. >> good to see old jim, his looking go

talk to your doctor about prolia®. >>> to the index and bruce >>> to the index and bruce springsteen concerts in philadelphia just hours before he was set to perform. the boss set to play shows tonight and friday. a statement tonight only saying that he has taken ill, and that they are working on rescheduling the concerts. the type of illness has not been revealed. they said, hold onto your tickets. >>> when we come back here, the pilot who showed up, he didn't even have his uniform, to help get people out, and his message tonight for the people of maui. ® tri-zone. in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. and you may lose weight. adults lost up to 14 pounds. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't share needles or pens, or reuse needles. don't take ozempic® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multip

but guess what, the iowa utility board is appointed by the governor, who is taken $163,000 from bruce and who then appointed the two controlling members of that board who fast tracked this project. so this is a project that the people of this state don't want. that is going to bankrupt our country, $173 billion. and that is very, very dangerous because the carbon when it's liquefied turns highly acidic and it corrodes the pipe and if it gets -- so they have to use special, very expensive pipe that is coated with chrome, but there's still leaks. and when they leak, the people who are affected can very easily die. so in 2020 they did the first one of these did a big leak near biloxi, mississippi, 49 people in the town were hospitalized. some of those people have brain damage from which they will never recover. the ambulances and first responders that came to the site, their engines froze because there was no oxygen at ground level and they couldn't, their internal combustion engines failed. so they're endangering the people of iowa. they are making billions of dollars for the oil indust

willis' hmmm career to play a small role in his last film, but bruce willis ' relatives have yet to provide any answers. a role without words for example, i would really like to hmm it would happen bruce willis played in the last film of quentin tarantino although i do not want to believe that this will be the last film of pantin tarantino because he is one of my favorite directors well, we also have good news from our cinematographers because klondike marina erkhorbach e hmm it is first called in already shown in various cinemas in new york i special poses and also it has already been released on the fourth date in the united states of america let me remind you the film is about hmm a couple about uh a couple who are expecting a child, but they just live in a combat zone. mh17 falls here, and they don’t know what to do. also, 20 days in mariupol, let me remind you, it is finally released in ukrainian distribution. i probably already got this movie from you, but it it's really really cool and that's why you just have to watch it. i think it's been released in ukraine since august 31

interesting investor kabank, look, and after that bruce lived no more than an hour. is nikolai not going to the bank with you? so well, how are the plans for operational-search activities working? only here is the only thing that i don't can understand something so little, he used the phone used, and the mobile request made to the cellular company in our word plan. this put 8 number. come on croak. then our plan was covered, so tell your grandfather yourself, yes, you have to write by hand, who has good handwriting, not-not-not-not tula uzbeks , we are a bank, yes, yes. excuse me, we have an urgent matter. yes, yes, this is the very george, they are still waiting for us at the bank. we need to talk to the head of security. anton come to the entrance, please. i listen, see off viktor ivanovich well. thank you for me. viktor ivanovich to you two operatives dymov and barahni will now rise. yes , i understand, but call back later. i'm busy now. i'm listening to you viktor ivanovich, we are interested in the relationship between your bank and mr. vladislav bryusov. he doe

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. >>> news tonight on bruce springsteen, postponing concerts just hours before he was set to take the stage. >>> and america strong tonight. how you can help the people of maui. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. we have a lot to get to this evening. new video from maui. the moment they see the flash in the distance. did this play a role in the start of these deadly fires? you'll see it right here. >>> also, news on former president trump. what the sheriff in georgia is now saying tonight. he has less than ten days now to show up. >>> but we do start with the terrifying moment in midair. a southwest flight that had taken off from houston, the flames seen shooting from the plane. this is the video tonight, capturing the plane shortly after takeoff, with flames shooting out from the engine under the right wing. witnesses on the ground seeing it. the passenger jet forced to turn back to the airport. emergency crews waiting on the ground. and in a separate flight, this one from miami, news one of the pilots suffered a medical emergency and did n

bruce, thank you. bruce kasman from jp morgan. two things, but his leg -- is available on yes p.m.lus. tom: but it costs me $99. jonathan: dan of wedbush weighing in on what the severn moritz has to say, whether the parts of this article to stale -- the price of this are up for sale. apple will not buy disney given it would not fit in apple's ecosystem. we believe that if they decided to sell espn, this would be a highly attractive asset for apple. in a moment, we will catch up with jessica of bank of america on the disney her next. what has changed? the fact that he has not pushed up against it has stood up to his and others. tom: i agree. away from the minutia, and having jessica on today with her experience, these are mckinsey-like. these are like the guys in the patagonia shirts on a sudden valley. this is the conversation iger has to have. whatever is. the answer is, that is the kind of conversation iger is having. he is not worried about the price of a ticket in disney world. i have never been. jonathan: i have never been either. i went to disneyland paris once. tom: how was

this wild lives kids, results center in the middle of the savanna, at what school founded by i'm bruce, led to lie equipped with reading material and by not kayla's. these kids are on the safari today, the bud spotting and the trip is proving inspirational. integrated the with selma who level now i want to educate people of the importance. i'm convinced them to still quote you all for a while. for some long island, the children are also aware of the financial benefits of conservation. given that if i am a customer, i would like to protect these animals because they help the country is going to change it. safari tours and brings us money to buy people come to see that i know and, and that generates revenue your best. so it helped improve people standard of living . it gives me the name of simple as the standard and poors. literally. why says he's optimistic about the future because it seems that young people are becoming more environmentally aware. that is how you would sent day. so you're just sending because i did become able to learn to say that i'm and so i'm going to send that to l

marathon asset management bruce richards with us today he'll tell us why the soft landing camp in the markets is wrong. he's been on the recession train. >> co ceos of on runnings will join us. >> ali mccarthy on finding value in cheaper cyclicals >> about 1% declines even though yields, which shot up after retail sales this morning, have come back. ten-year's back to 417 vix at 16. jpmorgan's point this morning was typically, you have the s&p down two plus maybe a dozen times since covid. couple of those were in the depths of covid but generally, it's when the vix was about 20 unless we get a shock, maybe the selling is going to end soon >> if you're looking for why today, there's a slew of reasons. started overnight in china with weaker economic data across the board even though we got a rate cut there, which should be supportive top data in the u.k. and in the u.s., the data was mixed retail sales, a lot stronger but markets quit trying to figure out whether good news is good or bad news is bad because it keeps the feds hiking rates higher for longer that 1% control group number th

so bruce, elizabeth was at the soviet convention. it's found is aimed to create on us simple and functional architecture with bald forms and band materials. today, fruitless buildings can be found all over the world. but a buildings like that, bob again, estate in london. beautiful. i'm going to say pretty because the freight is not a good as to think uh glass. but i would say interesting, i would say sculptural. i would say uh, appealing because uh, book toes and buildings should be about a, be about thinking and about the contrast that they are making. this building the hotel inter continental is one of the 2 remaining entirely brooding with buildings and proc bad concrete, geometric shapes. and no blending without the styles. it's currently under renovation. the controversial undertaking. in other cases, renovation could have saves buildings. this 19 seventies building once the czechoslovakian, trans gas company offices, no longer exists. despite many protests by architects, historians, and activists. the new one is going their wa

arrest, and the government has been dissolved military coup. leaders have appointed this man general bruce for legally in game as transitional leader, president, that of the bone goes under house arrest. during that time, his family has rules, the oil rich, but impoverished country for 55 years. now there was jubilation across the country . but the, the post president's is asking people to rise up from set of goals, capital, the car, and nicholas had. it begins our coverage celebrations on the streets of the capital . the booty kept on free, give on liberated features, crowds of waving palm leaves and the sign of victory hug. you have any soldiers hours after they carried out their crew said mos, we're so happy. there's a sense of joy. we're waiting for this moment. for so long. we suffered so much poseurs. jumped the name of the man leading because she didn't hide it. but he's 1040 in grandma has been named as the transition leader. and he is the head of the presidential guard, which pledge to protect president of the bone, go a close aid to bone, go, leap puts bone, go under house arrest

opinion so divided when it comes to bruce list architecture. some cities in europe have especially large numbers of these buildings, for example, in the lin or london. but also in prague, come to the check capital and defied tear it down, will protect it forever. picturesque and stunningly beautiful. that's how we think of the check capital, prague but this too is prague. the bad concrete angular phones and simple design that characterize the architectural style of the 19 sixties and seventies called fruit to listen to. not everyone loves these buildings here. many have even been demolished in race. it is historian lucas rebecca thinks this is wrong together with all the historians and architects. he's campaigning for the preservation of bruce and list architecture is a prince over the time. so for me as all historian is, is very important to have them that goes through them. we can understand the age, the people, the tendencies and the architecture powers. and also the thinking about the city regionalism, originated in britain and arrived in p

a, i'm bruce's building understanding that's community level. these women used to cedar rapids as enemies. now they work to protect them. as leopards attracts to wherever is. and that means drugs they call themselves to moments or liquid mom is we have come to understand the close of each one and then put them over it. because now the formation of 3, my, my, us, me a little foods such as new sources of income. the women's collective mix jewelry and so on has now even built their own sense with the proceeds. this wild live kids results center in the middle of the savannah. what school founded by i'm bruce led to lie equipped with reading material and by not kayla's. these kids are on the safari today, the bud spotting and the trip is proving inspirational. integrated the with selma who level now i want to educate people of the importance, i'm convinced them to still quote you all for fun. so now i know the children are also aware of the financial benefits of conservation. given that if i am a customer, i would like to protect these animals becaus

bruce willis' wife is sharing her story about being his care giver as he battles dementia. loved one with dementia knows how cruel this disease is. not only for the patient but for those around them. now bruce's wife emma is opening up how the illness is also taking a toll on her and how she's finding strength and comfort in connecting with others sharing a similar reality. this morning bruce willis' wife is opening up about the struggles she a experiencing as a care giver for her husband as he battles dementia. >> i know it looks like i'm out living my best life. i have to make a conscious effort every single day to live the best life that i can. >> reporter: emma willis, who shares two young daughters with the actor, posting this video on instagram, saying she's hoping to connect with others who are taking care of family members by sharing their common experiences. >> i don't want it to be misconstrued that i'm good 'cause i'm not. i'm not good. but i have to put my best foot forward for the sake of myself and my family because, again, when we are not looking after oursel

bruce, today, the goods number showed deflation in the pce. then i looked up what the bls is saying about import prices from china. i'll read you a little bit, the price index declined 2.3% for the year ending in july, the largest 12-month drop since november 2009. my question to you, bruce, is the deflation from china already in the numbers? or is there more to come and will this provide an offset to any remaining or residual service inflation in the economy? >> so i think there's plenty more to come, and i think you're right in pointing owl the role of china as exporting its excess supplies. that's going to continue. we'll have some of that come from the fact that global manufacturing has been weak for almost a year now. one of the things you are seeing in the inflation numbers on finished goods prices. that's not going to go away, but that's not going to be with us for two years, but the next six months. i think the big call on inflation is the interaction of labor markets and service prices where that's going to settle. as you mentioned, t

well, we want to bring in bruce fine. he's the former us associate deputy attorney general, and he's joining us from washington d. c. bruce, talk to us a little bit about the defense that we expect, that donald trump's attorneys are going to use. it seems to be what we're sort of starting to get a glimpse of is that. we know that donald trump leave the election was stolen, but it appears that this defense is that it was his 1st amendment right to say. so is this defense going to work for the former president? you know, and i think you would be incorrect to say that the defense is well, just look at his words and the prosecutor says, look how we act. let me give you 2 instances in which mr. compton south was speaking on one occasion he was speaking to mister pants and said you are too honest. when mister penn said, well, he was going to comply with the 12th amendment and counts of homes that have been certified by all the states for the presidential election in 2020 year 2 honest, which means mr. trump knew that an honest