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buick regal. hard word to say. crown victoria.ve also learned that when trying to take down the third object, the octagonal thing hovering over lake huron on sunday, the first sidewinder heat-seeking missile missed the target. well, of course the missile missed! have you seen those balloons? those guys are like neo in the matrix! you can't. you can't hit them. [applause] hey, don't worry about the rogue missile, because it "landed harmlessly" in the water. that statement issued by "not a fish." roger a. not a fish. one senator who won't be getting briefings much longer is california senator and woman disappointed that magic mike didn't do any card tricks, dianne feinstein. yesterday, feinstein, who is 89, announced that she would not seek re-election in 2024. well, yeah. she's almost 90. she shouldn't be running for senate. she should be running for president. go get 'em, joe! [cheers and applause] i will take it any way i can get it. feinstein has built quite a legacy. she's the longest-serving female u.s. senator in history. i b

the chinese -- the price of the buick went down despite the 24% tariff.seems like we are going to need a really substantial club to deal with this and we cannot let it go on much longer. at that point, we will be capped. michael: to take you to recent action, the microchip act, the u.s. market share of microchip manufacturing went from 25 -- or whatever and what from, down to talk percent. it is -- we are relying from china and south korea and china -- taiwan on certain chips. we had 10% of the market share. it is thinking that in terms of the american maritime industry, we have to get better relationships with china and a firmer footing on the trade side of things but in terms of starting to regain footing for the american maritime industry, we are below 1%. is there a path that should be considering that would get us toward a more meaningful market share? fmr. rep. peter:fmr. rep. peter: there is some minimal number of u.s. flag international carriers that we need to protect ourselves. like i say, we built a lot of the bottoms from world war ii, and we

i think i mentioned earlier when there was a lot of press about the buick made in china and when section 301 was applied, that's, that's 24% terror. they said the price will go up by $8000 or in the united states. well no, the renminbi with that and the chinese subsidize the industry and the price of the buick imported actually went down despite the 24% tariff. so it seems like we're going to need a really, really substantial club to deal with this, and we can't let it go on much longer. at that point will be totally capped. >> so just to take you to recent action, the microchip act, the u.s. market share of microchip manufacturing went from 25 or whatever it went-- from, down to roughly ten or 12%. it was getting lower and lower and we were relying on taiwan, relying on south korea and increasingly on china for certain chips. congress decided that's not a good place to be that we had at least 10% of the market share. in thinking about that in terms of the maritime industry, the american maritime industry, yes, we had to get better relations with china, a firmer footing for the economic

the chinese -- the price of the buick went down despite the 24% tariff. it seems like we are going to need a really substantial club to deal with this and we cannot let it go on much longer. at that point, we will be capped. michael: to take you to recent action, the microchip act, the u.s. market share of microchip manufacturing went from 25 -- or whatever and what from, down to talk percent. it is -- we are relying from china and south korea and china -- taiwan on certain chips. we had 10% of the market share. it is thinking that in terms of the american maritime industry, we have to get better relationships with china and a firmer footing on the trade side of things but in terms of starting to regain footing for the american maritime industry, we are below 1%. is there a path that should be considering that would get us toward a more meaningful market share? fmr. rep. peter:fmr. rep. peter: there is some minimal number of u.s. flag international carriers that we need to protect ourselves. like i say, we built a lot of the bottoms from world war ii, and

my me that the bushway in that he food angie for region. buick got off. walker told us i did the graph on it's on my list way. it doesn't shadows. given elaine, we assume that bus milton, that's equal to pitched garcia, moved to where you live river. it doesn't shed a little. ah, foreign policy is rarely front and center and american electoral politics. however, biden's nato proxy war in ukraine against russia is turning into an exception, as long as it takes and blank checks are not going down well with the g o. p base. and republicans afford to continue to support and biden's war. with the finish wartime photograph archive has very few photos of the concentration camps. i'd in those few, it seems as if prisoners move behind the bulb. why, of their own accord are very content with their lives. here, for instance, a photo from one of the pictures of votes camps inscribed today is sunday, a day off in the lodge day by camp. female workers have lined up in the yard to show, but a mobile van that is just arrived. trade is brisk and the customers are happy be

the same year i had a violent father and i used to think it was the same for every one. buick. when he got the deal, he didn't beat me every day in review. and where else could i go filling? it looks great because that's also how it is with the state. mean, lot, the level of violence is rising and that affects people. it will take a long time to change that. yes sir. moscow's soccer of center for the protection of human rights is opening its last exhibition. the memory of the famous soviet dissident andre soccer off has now fallen into official disfavor. some diplomats and a handful of human rights activists are attending older people who have little left to fear and who are all too familiar with the workings of a totalitarian system. when things get tough, it looks around for enemies within immune from the past. the young that they need an eternal enemy, one for the masses. it will, it will almost sexual c, l, g b t people yet perfectly because they evoke so many negative emotions here in the society shuttle as an enemy of the masses. algae, beauty, people work even better tha

also guarding buick rob loan ball commute. good. and this is a country richard in the midst of a grave economic right. therefore it can least afford more political uncertainty. come on that date off. the whole process on the streets of athens turned violent on wednesday. as public sector unions demonstrated against the government, the trained collision that killed at least 57 people last month was the immediate cause. but there were broad grievances as greece heads into an election. john, so hopeless reports from athens. ah greek youth, no strangers to show downs with police had reason to be angry. it was mainly young people going back to university who were killed on february 28th. when a passenger train collided with a freight train, the government blamed it on human error, and it's the young who grew up in a recession after the post, 2008 global financial crisis. the new democracy, conservatives came to power in 2019 promising prosperity. but the coven 19 pandemic, and now high inflation because of the ukraine war, have largely s

currently we are operating for little boss from the buick b r g m, as a huge number of people that want to be acquitted to bug walla, which is an upright jayceon is cooking the last of amaze. she tells us she survived powerful flood waters by tying her children to tree branches because she could not hold on to both of them. at the same time, the boats will go back and forth for days to come so far. 1300 people have been rescued, and many others are waiting, but they are victims of the flooding who refused to leave their homes. like those in this village. they want to stay with their families and what they know. in the town of bungler, the situation is only just improving, but people desperate for refuge continue to arrive. clinging to the few possessions they've managed to save. but bungler is also cut off from surrounding towns and cities. but after 3 cycling in 18 months, people in this district are quickly adjusting. and just as quickly a beginning to re bold with the little they have for me, domina al jazeera and sanjay district malawi, ganna is struggling to respond her measles out

that all of it was being mr. acted buick . why? she would what from august 1st 2022 to march 20th 2023. 827 ships left ukraine, of which only 3000000 tons of grain were sent to africa. and 1300000 to the poorest countries in africa. as i said, almost 45 percent went to well fed european countries. despite the fact that this whole deal was presented under the pretext of insuring the interests of african countries. so after banning russian fertilizer and energy, brussels also made its former struggle to compete with the flood of ukrainian grain . and now that you was having to pay the price literally to the tune of billions, yet another resounding policy success from the big brain bureaucrats in brussels. russia's defense minister has awarded state metals to serve as men for their efforts in the ukraine conflict among those honored were the su 27 pilots who prevented an american reaper drone from crossing rushes border last week to remote control, the aircraft formatted into the sea after attempting sharp maneuvers, washington claims

and i think we've for tom buick and i think we've all got caught up in the maelstrom, frankly, of thats something we need to challenge going forward. so i'm being told that we're already minutes behind how fast behind schedule. that's how fast that so we've got that happens to be. so we've got a coming after which a break coming now, after which i'll to the former i'll be speaking to the former presenter miller about presenter stephen miller about his recent personal his family's recent and personal experience of care home visiting guidelines during the pandemic. welcome back to neil oliver live . as i said in my monologue , i . as i said in my monologue, i maintain that questions remain to be asked about what actually happened to people in care homes with covid 19. i believe we are obuged with covid 19. i believe we are obliged to ask questions if we are properly to understand what happened to them by learn from mistakes and make sure no such things happen again in the future . my next guest tonight is future. my next guest tonight is stephen miller, broadcaster and commentator who sa

it was a little buick car. i didn't look at any of it. my wife bought it and i told the boy to write up a good contract with her and everything. when i got home on saturday, i got the paperwork out and guess where the general motors car was made? it was made in china. i was so mad, i just about went out and put five gallons of gas on and burnt it. then, i had my refrigerator worked on. it is general electric. they put a little fan in it. i asked the guy to look on the box and see where that is made. i'm a vietnam veteran. we lost thousands of veterans over there in vietnam. anyway, the guy opened the box up and guess what? general electric has moved to vietnam for the cheap labor. the fan and the motor remade over there. i got so mad, i told him you could just about take that out of here and throw in the river if it wasn't for shutting that refrigerator down. general electric, an american company. host: all right, let's get a response. guest: bradley, thank you. and thanks for the perspective from west virginia. i think it is an important

out a rusty twist-tie and gum-glue it to an old transistor, then snap the antenna off an abandoned buickround in the hobo nipple ring of news that is my segment, "meanwhile." [cheers and applause] i swear, i could do this all night. i can't see that too many times. meanwhile, it's march, and lifestyle bloggers are asking, "do you want to smell like st. patrick's day?" if the answer is yes, i wish you a swift recovery from getting kicked in the head by a police horse. but thanks to demeter fragrances, you can now buy cologne celebrating st. patrick's day with scents like "irish cream," "clover," and the alluringly vague "ireland." that last one is hard to describe. it evokes the intangible longing within the irish soulo...s ke p. [cheers andpplause] meanwhile, in australia, a popular beer has been recalled for having excess alcohol. that headline again: "beer recalled for being best beer." the beer in question is something called "your-mates, a watermelon-flavored sour beer that was found to contain "excess alcohol" due to secondary fermentation. and we wouldn't want anything upsetting th

that i was burying those bodies behind the dennys out by the airport, then hosing the blood out of my buickut i signed an n.d.a! my hands are tied -- much like the bodies i buried." turning to the world of science, meteorologists say, a giant blob of seaweed is heading to florida. technically, he just gave a speech in iowa, but he's heading back to florida. [cheers and applause] we've got a great show for you tonight, carrie coon from the new "boston strangler" movie is here, but when we come back, ladies and gentlemen, vice president kamala harris! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> announcer: "the late show with stephen colbert" sponsored by the sleep experts. ♪ ♪ >> stephen: hey, everybody, welcome back! give it up for louis cato and the "the late show" band right there! ladies and gentlemen, in just a few minutes, carrie coon from the new movie "boston strangler" will be here to talk to us over there, but first i'm on my first guest this evening is the vice president of the united states. she is the first woman, the first black american, and the first south asian american to hold the office.

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. >> president biden is dismissing some sharp renew buicks from his chinese counterpart, thought thatesly pros cherry around the world, not much. the chinese president said washington policy had become one of containment, encirclement and suppression against china. >> north korean lawyer is showing off his daughter, the child recently appeared next to her father in the live fire artillery exercise the girl is believed to be kim's second child estimated to be about ten years old. first appeared by kim's side last november. western observers believe the recent public appearances of kim and his daughter are meant to show the dynasty backed up by the north korean military will continue after he's gone >>> coming up, the alex murdaugh saga continues, the disgraced attorney making an appeal to avoid life in prison. stay with us. ♪. ♪. buried in receipts, invoices and other paperwork that's preventing you from doing what matters most? then get the all new epson rapidreceipt smart organizer to scan, digitize and organize your documents and receipts. receipts go in, and stress goes away. it's

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they have better gauges several road which i've gotten also guarding. buick rob loan ball commute. and this is a country richard in the midst of a grave economic right. therefore it can least afford more political uncertainty. come on like that, i'll get it off the hall. will, earlier i spoke to him, ron kon, about his rally being cancelled today. and this is what he told me, or the supreme court asked the president of august than to fix an election date. that date was as fixed for the 30th of april. so that which means 50 days left. so my body decided to an election open our election campaign by a rally in law to day. the police had given us permission that approved the route of the of the the rally. and suddenly this morning the permission was taken away, but not just taken away. we had these heavy contingents of belize and these are people coming to attend a peaceful rally. we're hit birth. ah, dear girl shows we're water gannon with some chemical in it, which people are still recovering from. how do you interpret what you're describing as this, this government, back and forth o

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be narrative that that wouldn't be a career hunting move a particular career hunting move for tom buickght up in the maelstrom, frankly, of that kind of groupthink. and that's something we need to challenge going forward. so i'm being told that we're already minutes behind fast behind schedule. that's how fast that happens to be. so we've got behind schedule. that's how fast threak)pens to be. so we've got behind schedule. that's how fast threak)pens to now, so we've got behind schedule. that's how fast threak)pens to now, after've got behind schedule. that's how fast threak)pens to now, after which: a break coming now, after which i'll to the former i'll be speaking to the former presenter miller about presenter stephen miller about his recent personal his family's recent and personal experience of care home visiting guidelines during the pandemic. welcome back to neil oliver live . as i said in my monologue , i . as i said in my monologue, i maintain that questions remain to be asked about what actually happened to people in care homes with covid 19. i believe we are obuged with covid

i was more interested in the elevator in her and the buick in her garage. sadly but she was a wonderful and beautifully named woman full of grace and i am named after the coolidge's two sons, john and calvin. and i remember my mother who said that she had gone to john and florence's wedding. i remember this because kept a piece of the wedding cake in our freezer for years, along with a frozen and chicken and. i said, mom, i think this has been in here long and needs to be deeded to the smithsonian so that that that's my relationship with the coolidge family and it's my grandfather me a great story. they they used to double date years and years ago and then when he became president my grandfather to visit the president in the oval office and he said coolidge took a nap and after he woke he looked at my grandfather and said thanks for the visit arthur. i exchange words. the problem with going last is that a lot of people have already quoted some of the things that i was going to quote. but just in case, some of you weren't paying attention. i'm going to plow

they have a buick -- big beautiful alliance right now, and have driven russia right into the arms ofaking candy from a baby it was. for china it was very easy. we also had the iran problem and i would have had that done very quickly because they were in bad shape financially. now they are rich again. i told china if you want to buy oil from them that is fine, but you want to do anymore business with the united states. and they said we will not buy oil from them, they did it, and we were in a position where we could have had a great deal, and made a deal for them, made deal for everybody to keep the world safe. but when i left, all of a sudden, china started paying a fortune for the oil and they are rich now, and iran is very rich now, and it is a much different situation that it was. iran was ready, they were totally ready to make a deal. and we had a bad election, really bad, and we are in a position now that we have problems that i don't think we have ever had a more dangerous time for this country and for the world. i've -- i don't think it has ever been, it has to do with weaponr

they have a buick -- big beautiful alliance right now, and have driven russia right into the arms ofg candy from a baby it was. for china it was very easy. we also had the iran problemyous with the united states. and they said we will not buy oil from them, they did it, and we were in a position where we could have had a great deal, and made a deal for them, made deal for everybody to keep the world safe. but when i left, all of a sudden, china started paying a fortune for the oil and they are rich now, and iran is very rich now, and it is a much differe situation that it was. iran was ready, they were totally ready to make a deal. and we had a bad election, really b, and we are in a position now that we have problems that i don't think we have ever had a more dangerous time for this country and for the world. i' -- i don't think it has ever been, it has to do th weaponry, i don't think there has ever been a time like we are in right now. what they have done in two years is unthinkable. standing before you today, i am the only candidate who can this promise, i will prevent world war

it was a little buick car. not look -- my wife bought it, i told him to write a good contract. when i got home on saturday, -- i got the paperwork out and guess where the general motors car was made. it was made in china. i was so mad, i could -- i could've gone and burn it. then i had my refrigerator worked on with the general electric here in west virginia. they put a little fan in and before they get put it in, asked the guy said look on the box and see where that's made. i'm a vietnam veteran. we lost thousands of veterans over in vietnam. anyway. the guy open the box and guess what? general electric's move to vietnam for the cheap labor and the fan in the motor was made -- i got so mad, i told him i said you can just about take that thing out here and thrown in the river. if it wasn't for shutting the refrigerator down. general electric, american company. >> bradley, let's get a response. >> bradley, thank you. thanks for the perspective from west virginia. i think it's important one. something that gets o

it was a little buick car. i didn't look at any of it. bought it and i told the boy to write up a good contract with her and everything. when i got home on saturday, i got the paperwork out and guess where the general motors car was made? it was made in china. i was so mad, i just about went out and put five gallons of gas on and burnt it. then, i had my refrigerator worked on. it is general electric. they put a little fan in it. i asked the guy to look on the box and see where that is made. i'm a vietnam veteran. we lost thousands of veterans over there in vietnam. anyway, the guy opened the box up and guess what? general electric has moved to vietnam for the cheap labor. the fan and the motor remade over there. i got so mad, i told him you could just about take that out of here and throw in the river if it wasn't for shutting that refrigerator down. general electric, an american company. host: all right, let's get a response. guest: bradley, thank you. and thanks for the perspective from west virginia. i think it is an important one and

david buick.is and bank runs and all the other blood on the walls over the years, a voice of calm and reason , all voice of calm and reason, all things indeed calming down at the moment . things indeed calming down at the moment. hello things indeed calming down at the moment . hello there, mark. the moment. hello there, mark. nice to chat to. yes, they are that much better? but we're going to continue to have gyrations and volatility for some considerable period of time. i think what's worth out at the moment is the that this supposed it didn't parenthesis banking crisis is very different from what happened in 2008 nine because that was a time when hank paulson treasury secretary and said i'm not going to bail out brothers. so as a result of which, there was no possibility of trading some of that debt, which would have meant losses were significantly less . this were significantly less. this has been grasped by the central banks on a global firstly with the federal reserve having no control from