katie: joining us now is invesco's matt brill and kelly burton of bearings.lly i will start with you. what amanda lynam was just talking about we have been talking about all year. riskier credits have been outperforming in 2023. windows are run out of steam? kelly: good question. here in the world of high-yield bonds, triple seeds have massively outperformed the rest of the market up nearly 13% year-to-date. we have had a lot of compression in the lower bands of the credit quality spectrum. what we have really tended to like in our asset class has been quality trade. double v's today you can get at 7.5%-8%. we feel like investors don't have to reach down far in the credit quality spectrum to garner some pretty attractive total returns. katie: to finish that thought, when you reach down? when is the time to maybe look towards the riskier end of the spectrum? kelly: i think as we move into 2024 if we really can get a better sense for how the lagged effects of all the credit tightening we have seen to date are starting to run through the market, if we can start

double its price in the international markets, in the foreign market , approximately according to aya burton. sony is $4, but it doesn't hurt to buy and sell million tomans, the presence of internal capacities, the industry's activists say that the path of manganese production in the country is not smooth, the capacity of the mines is high, we have energy , there is a mine, there is a mine, there is one in mazar-e-mahsti, because they do not allow you to breathe, that the producer in the market, when the currency decreases, well, why import it from the mine. our imports are definitely around one million tomans. well, this is more than 50,000 tomans per three figures. in this situation, more than 80% of the domestic demand is dependent on imports, and in particular, there is a lot of symmetry for imports . happiness is our high price it is high to the extent of mining, the forest of manneh, manganese stone, and he fought hard. now the ministry of security announces changes that may change the conditions in favor of domestic production. changes that have not been implemented in the order. if t

let's bring in elizabeth burton of goldman sachs. you. >> good to see you. >> so, we have, as wesaid, the nasdaq down 8%. global indexes down at least 6% or 7%. also bonds are off. we know that to say the least. where does that leave you in terms of figuring out where some opportunities have been created and where there's a better risk/reward. >> what's interesting is we just completed our annual global private alternative investment survey at goldman sachs. it's available on our website. we found that investors are becoming more constructive on the markets with at least 90% of them thinking the markets are stabilizing or improving over the last year. what's also interesting is in that same report they think that private markets, private equity can be expensive while public equity is expensive. they see public real estate as somewhat cheaper. does that fit with how you're viewing the world or how you at the firm would suggest you should position? >> i think there are some differences. one interesting thing from the report is that inv

san jose resident hazel burton tries to avoid walking across meridian because cars are flying by. i just make sure i never park across the street so i don't have to cross that street, burton said. people need to slow down and pay attention. >> i got hit a couple of months ago over by the pruneyard. i was making a u-turn and i got hit by a red light and i had to take off work for six weeks. thankfully it wasn't, you know, as severe as what happened with these cases. >> the most recent case happened around 330 on tuesday morning when police say a pedestrian was struck and killed off south jackson avenue. a nearby business owner said the incident involved a garbage truck. if we compare the numbers from this year to last, tuesday mornings incident marked the 39th fatal collision and 23rd involving a pedestrian at this time last year. the city had 48 collision deaths, with 26 of them pedestrians. >> i fear our community becomes numb. these are not just numbers or statistics. these are human beings. these are people with with families. >> in san jose, lauren martinez , abc seven news. >

burton moved to sign it for it to become law, but victory is bitter. sweet with some questioning the timing of this decision, as well as how long the rollout will take utilities audio by to reports. celebrating of been for women outside the pop, the agenda of parties headquarters in the old any in the upper house a fall, a man has just bossed the landmark women. and it was a recent bill, a bill that getting the code of seats for women in the lower house, a fall event and states as somebody's nearly possible india 950000000 registered photos of the man. but the fox patient and politics and the crime and workforce as the women were part of the crowd, but they were mostly put into households for it. and they were deprived of their rights. but now the rights have been given and it is the moody government which has done this since i've gotten the passage up the bill and you as a political deadlock. but the more the government is not taking credit for pushing to the legislation that his daughter did with the woman does indeed, what about the but all the show

not is davis burton's life, his side to victory's point 16 points. the last to last year was pains 1st to see the world elsewhere. germany defeated georgia, 100 to 73. now don't know mass magic germany was 18 points and dennis schroeder scored 16 in a game loaded with m b, a tenant of the english premier league football side, liverpool have rejected an offer from saudi arabia's. he had fort striker, most of the offer is understood to have been 150000000 pounds and the final hours before the transfer deadline. there were blue coat here in the clock shop time. the idea due to the 31 year old having 2 years left on his contract, sarah has scored a 138 goals and one of the premier league golden boot 3 times. and then the bonus they get when young berlin have signed the veteran autonomy and defend early on how to build on will cheat from your dentist. the 36 year old wasn't expected to feature at events and was seeking an opportunity elsewhere. it's the 1st time he's played abroad when young make their champions the debut this season and have bolstered th

san jose resident hazel burton tries to avoid walking across meridian because cars are flying by. >> i just make sure i never park across the street so i don't have to cross that street, burton said. >> people need to slow down and pay attention. >> i got hit a couple of months ago over by the pruneyard. i was making a u-turn and i got hit by a red light and i had to take off work for six weeks. thankfully it wasn't, you know, as severe as what happened with these cases. >> the most recent case happened around 330 on tuesday morning when police say a pedestrian was struck and killed off south jackson avenue. a nearby business owner said the incident involved a garbage truck. if we compare the numbers from this year to last tuesday morning's incident marked the 39th fatal collision and 23rd involving a pedestrian. at this time last year, the city had 48 collision deaths with 26 of them pedestrians. >> i fear our community becomes numb. these are not just numbers or statistics. these are human beings. these are people with with families. >> in san jose, lauren martinez , abc seven news

. >> since josh burton was a toddler, he dreamed of working with dinosaurs. >> i'm really excited to let you be a paleontologist with me for a day. this special day came after a long battle to save his life in 2021, at age 14, he received a double lung transplant after doctors discovered that he suffers from a rare condition that causes the veins in his lungs to narrow and impair blood flow. >> but three years later, those new lungs began to fail. and josh needed another double lung transplant. >> it has to come soon because i could see him giving up after being turned down from 20 hospitals for a rare re transplant, josh and his mom arrived at chicago's northwestern medicine as josh's health deteriorated, he kind of had a double whammy not only was the original lungs failed, but the extensive damage from the infection that he had sustained made it particularly difficult. >> doctors say josh nearly died several times before they finally found a perfect organ match, which i have in my entire career. >> never had 13 times for so the emotional ups and downs that he and the mom went thro

the defending champions played against fulham in the first game today against burton and sheffield unitedended with a 2-2 draw . manchester city, the champion of the previous season, met with fulham, chelsea with nottingham forest, tottenham, burley, newcastle with brighton and brentford, baba musa last night. to share 21 passed delton and got to the top of the table with one more game and 10 points. tomorrow's games will end with three matches, in the most important match of arsenal against manchester united, in the continuation of the fourth week of the spanish la liga, real sociedad against granada with the 50-goal result of real madrid has won against getafe. in the other games, valencia and real betis will meet with real vaikano. the remaining 4 games will be played tomorrow, and in the most important matches, barcelona will face the exception and atlético madrid will face the 3 assistants of the third week of the bundesliga. elman starts at 25:00 if i want, leverkusen with 280 bama in the last game tonight from 20:00, bayern munich last night, dortmund stopped against hayden with 22

in the foreign market, approximately according to burton sony's criteria, it will be $4, but i don't mind. it can be bought and sold in a blink of an eye. when it breaks, it will cost 50-60 million tomans. despite the internal capacities, the industry's activists say that the production route manganese is not smooth in the country, the capacity of the mines is high you have energy, there is a mine, there is a mine because they don't allow him to breathe that the producer of the market, which when he imports with half a currency, it's good for you to import to extract from the mine, but it's definitely about one million tomans, well, this is too much for me. for example, one meter costs 50,000 tomans for three very high figures. however, more than 80 % of the domestic demand is dependent on imports . it is imported, so our final price is high . changes inform that the conditions may change in favor of domestic production which has not been implemented in the order, changes in the grouping of goods will be opened, some competitive conditions should be changed in favor of the domestic p

and then you throw in the brilliant mind of tim burton, and the fantastic casting of jenna ortega andreally enjoying the work >> seth: jenna ortega is amazing and for those who don't know, it's sort of is about wednesday going off to boarding school >> yeah. >> seth: so you're playing a mom who's dropping the kids off at school we were talking about your kids a little bit did it bring you back to the first time you sort of sent them away to make their own lives >> oh, gosh, yes, with all the kind of iconic curves and nuances that morticia has, she's the matriarch. you know, and so, it was something wonderful about playing that matriarch i was just a bawling wreck i was embarrassing when my kids went off to college, you know. you try and hold it together and you tell them, "now don't get upset. and then the next minute, you're like a blubbering fool and anyway, but it's amazing yeah, those milestones in your life and, you know, with jana, this mother-daughter relationship is really crucial to the whole show, you know >> seth: well, people are really responding to it and it's so cool, i

almost like representing like the original character. >> seth: that's really fun >> yeah, and tim burtonke a little bit sort of like quiet but he's kind of like a pretty tough, confident guy he's like -- he's not a new yorker, but he seems like a new yorker >> seth: that's so funny yeah, i would have -- i think of him way differently. that he would be sort of like quirky and like, would give your notes through like a little cupboard door. [ laughter ] >> that's exactly what i mean, yeah >> seth: one of the other things i wanted to talk to you about -- because "documentary now," we just had another season. our fourth season -- a very unique and special show. [ cheers and applause and it was sort of inspired by this sketch you and i wrote together where you played ian rubbish, a punk rocker from the '70s [ light laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: the only punk rocker who liked margaret thatcher. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: and it's a sketch i'm really proud of, and one of the things about working with you was always, especially when it was music stuff, is you would be incredibly specific abou

anything that the, the general secretary young sultan burton. cuz acknowledge the decision to enter ukraine last year was to prevent nato from expanding into the country reclaimed. it was an unprovoked invasion. this propaganda, the west ukraine narrative is on the garage of business in the system. the screen of them must be why, but just keep them in the system with key at the washington state, the bruce the computer system, the phone of send this to, to talk to you for the list of all of a huge because they use the color people's the level side, a level of photo political snapped off my ditching of 95. go to the terminal on uh, a dealership on east samuel mark. see still any, see a time or you somebody bring out the mail and the rest. what does that invite them? not somebody stuck in the deductible, and then will i be able to, i gotta keep the, my $30.00 money, diety, all paid the master adult bull. and the other that you said the, the, on the main thing we took on that on the amount of the complete equipment. but they lock up with a little ti

since josh burton was a toddler, he dreamed of working with dinosaurs. >> i'm really excited to let youogist with me for a day. >> this special day came after a long battle to save his life in 2021, at age 14, he received a double lung transplant after doctors discovered that he suffers from a rare condition that causes the veins in his lungs to narrow and impair blood flow. but three years later, those new lungs began to fail. and josh needed another double lung transplant. >> it has to come soon because i could see him giving up after being turned down from 20 hospital for a rare re transplant, josh and his mom arrived at chicago's northwestern medicine as josh's health deteriorated, he kind of had a double whammy not only was the original lungs failed, but the extensive damage from the infections that he had sustained made it particularly difficult. >> doctors say josh nearly died several times before they finally found a perfect organ match, which i have in my entire career. >> never had 13 times for so the emotional ups and downs that he and the mom went through and still remain op

the hello, i'm richard gets burton. you're at the listening post where we don't cover the news . we cover the way the news is covered. libyans are still counting their debt after the colossal flood hit the eastern city of death, now wiping out whole neighborhoods entire families. within minutes, once reporters descended upon the scene and libyans learned about some of the bad decision making that contributed to the disaster. heartbreak gave way to anger. libya has been a politically divided country ever since. 20143 years after the arabs spring brought down new market. duffy, the military figures who now ruled the east have been spooked by the journalistic scrutiny. they've ordered some reporters to leave the city. they've arrested others . in the aftermath of a natural disaster, officials can usually expect a degree of goodwill from citizens and reporters. a like, however, some clumsy attempts to spin the narrative and stop journalists from doing their jobs. i've only highlighted the incompetence and legitimacy at the top, united and politically fractured citizenry more and more

looked to run away with the game and the last quarter before lock via started in late surge davis burton's then half a chance to win the game for lot for you. but it's 3 point shot narrowly missed before the game clock expired. germany will face the united states and for some time on friday. and men's world number 2 know about jo coverage breeze through to the semi finals of the us open with a straight sets victory over american number 9. see that taylor fritz. the serbian made light work of his opponent in the 61646 for victory, which sees him through the last 4 of a grand slam for the 47th time. moving him, one head of roger federer is tally. jo, compatible phase american, ben shelton in the semi final and spanish for were jenny r most so has filed a sexual assaults complaint against the national football federation boss luis, would it be on his case there and also on the mouth without her consent. after of spain's pearls victory, as mostly said, she and her family were pressure to show support for ya. this after the incident could be others could now face criminal charges. in addition t

burton let his side to victory squeeze 16 points, the most to us was paints 1st to feed at the world, come elsewhere. germany defeated georgia, a $100.00 to $73.00 model low leg germany with 18 points. and dennis schroeder scored 16 and a game loaded within b. h count on both sides english premier league football side liber pool that rejected an offer from saudi arabia's out. the todd for striker most solid. the offer is understood to have been a 150000000 pounds and the final hours before the transfer deadline, the proposal codes, you're going slow, shut down the idea due to the 31 year old having 2 years left on his contract. the law have scored a $138.00 goals and one of the premier league golden boot 3. tom harris, his band rented electric scooters. it was the 1st city in europe to embrace east scooters 5 years ago, hoping that they would help reduce greenhouse gas emissions, but scooters they quickly became in popular regions voted earlier this year to clear the streets of the scooters and that band took effect today. to send another to e scooters, but they're getting harder to f

burton? sorry, wrote down the telegram message and immediately her husband winfred perkins dressed immediately and drove with the message to plymouth notch, about nine miles away. around midnight, mr. perkins arrived at the coolidge. urging president to call the. mr. perkins not loudly on the door. woke up john coolidge and. but what's all this commotion? a nation going on at the tower. but harding resigned. so her husband sneaked back. thank you, mr. perkins. think calvin. over 11. i was awakened by my coming up the stairs, calling my name. i noticed that his voice trembled as the only times i'd ever observed that before were when death had visited our family. i it was something of the greatest nature had just occurred. he must have also been moved by the thought, the many sacrifices he had made to place me where i was in the hope that i might sometime rise to a position of importance, which he now saw realized he placed on my hands an official report that president harding had just passed a

you know, at the moment burton is, is supplying weapons and, and british manufacturers of supplying the bones that are causing mystery and death in yemen. there is no scheme for you. i'm a niece seeking refuge, and this is a direct consequence of that spoken of hate that spoken with praise you to us. that's where the bradman and her tory governments, connie's, i mean, undertaking for were decades now. i'd like you to a good target perspective, appreciate it. thanks very much indeed for joining sir. thank you very much. to customer service, come to dr. gun back little cost of a bonus tree. the paid and cooled governments and costs very says around. so do you have any on ethnic steps for police? i'm barricaded themselves into a 7 or if it was ministry, 3 attack cars and one police officer were killed. prominence, russian opposition leader election to validate has lost his appeal against a new 19 year prison sentence. his jail time was extended last month, often and found he was convicted on extreme. his charges, 47 year old has been a critic of the crime. and for the last decade, it was a

i feel hot burton, like most people about what happened. i gram file and i think for me it symbolizes the neglect the abandonment. and that's something that resonates with me a lot because i come from a community. i'm my state again neglected abandoned and left to roll under to be a to me when folks speak to that because it's more important for this, i sort of a blog to look pretty for that of a wealthy people that live near it. then it is for people to have the right to be safe in their own home. it's really interesting speech, basically at the same time because there were lots of either lots of what you'll say. but tell me, you said to me the other day that no one's coming to save us, we're gonna have to do this for ourselves. say your position slightly outside the system and your thinking of possibly pursuing a career and politics, right. and trying to effect change from inside the system. why do you still have like s face in the system and also owns this things we've spoken about. if we look, i don't know the way that log issues and pol

hello, i'm richard just burton you're at the listening post where we dig into the coverage and analyze how news gets reported. it's. it's been saudi arabia, summer of sports for months. the saudi football league, backed by big oil money from the state, has been lowering star players away from europe and teens names like name or rinaldo and bends. and i have made their way to the kingdom for extortionate sons investment in sports. and not just football has become a priority and re odd part of crown prince mohammad been psalm on strategy to diversify the countries oil dependent economy. and to re shape its brant analyst accuse this out is of sports wash using athletes to distract attention from the kingdoms pour record on human rights. that is not to say that some progress hasn't been made, been sol, mine is pushing through a program that is reforming religious institutions, making incremental changes to women's rights and opening up employment for young saudis. the right to dissent, however, still does not exist. just how deep was saudi arabia's reforms go and how effective will sports

burton is already supported and respected people. so i think that that is very, very important and get some things that we embrace that we appreciate and we will definitely um, continue to co operate the best possible way we can. the world is changing and i think that the east is having a different, interesting sort of dynamics in terms of the economy in terms of the politics. everything is changing. so which is quite different is quite exciting. so we're excited about that and i think it's a new opportunity for new relationships that tag and cooperation advantage of it. withdrawing the economic forum oxy sat down with the rest and for a minute, just focus on what is a kind of a song about versus current role in global and economic affairs. i can watch the full interview on the throughout the day. for now is a quick peek. for almost 50 years, they managed to keep their true sentiments. well, here's what i've out a rabbit caving it, which is certainly said yes. and they were all sorts of things, the manifestation of race and some of t

temporary funding measure going through, earlier, i spoke to one of them, republican congressman tim burton back home in our districts, we knew this was coming, it comes around this time every year, i think it shows the floor in our system in that we need to push towards more continuation of single issue funding bills, nota continuation of single issue funding bills, not a bunch of things with different issues and ideas, but single bills that we can vote on, and that's our path forward, the united states has not passed a budget in over 30 years, and that needs to stop.— needs to stop. very specifically - needs to stop. very specifically if - needs to stop. very specifically if you i needs to stop. very| specifically if you are needs to stop. very - specifically if you are talking about a shutdown happening but being a short one and that you have done this before and you see the signs of a resolution there, how are you going to get to that point? what are you going to agree on? i to that point? what are you going to agree on?- to that point? what are you going to agree on? i do think it is a

burton says. what have i said? burton says. will you leave us alone?in, michelle, stop it. it was me. susan says no, we do not need to raise the pension age. i'm a waspi woman. and these extra six years were difficult. lots of you say, michelle, will you stop it with this conversation? it's not me. i'm merely commenting upon the news agenda . i don't even think news agenda. i don't even think i've ever expressed a massive view either way. i don't want anyone, particularly not a pensioner, who has grafted their whole life. i certainly don't want to struggle . so if want you guys to struggle. so if you're going to blame anyone tonight, i think alex. tonight, i think blame alex. it's him that's saying that people work completely people should work completely unrealistic life expectancy up and and not see the and up and not see the retirement age change. yeah. there you go. alex dean, direct your anger at him, not dean. >> has an alien. there >> and dean has an alien. there you him. you go. look at him. >> see? he's giving you his twitter handle and everyt

of got to go with michelle burton as she got her band in the whole thing linked up. >> my wife said the hav them back. with sting in andy sumner would be a dream come true. >> would not be fantastic? i'm going to say that music. we are going to bring in hamilton. >> this is really hard and i'm just going to go with hansen. because i think it would be really interesting. >> hansen? kick it not because phenomenal musicians. >> hansen. >> destiny's child, but i was all about beyoncÉ. >> i would love to see that. >> i hear you on that warm. kevin gort, who is your band breaks. >> my band is the absolute opposite, public enemy. >> quite the power. >> very cool, very cool. so jackie, your band? >> i love the answer of hansen because i haven't thought of them in ten years. >> who is hansen. let's bring bit brittany back, hung? she was so talented. >> but you can't play with knives. to get that is too funny. let's do it, our music executive . >> this is easy, to gallagher brothers and i'm all about oasis . that's it for me. >> nothing like a couple of gallagher's getting back together. i'm a ze

burton. >> charlie: i have not, but i am sure jesse, i get that on every single one. >> jesse: i couldn't try. where is this place? >> charlie: the other problem, they got a 10% discount for their birthday? that is so obnoxious. >> jeanine: our new sick of people singing happy birthday every table? >> charlie: and then 10% off their dinner? >> jeanine: that's my point. i agree with him. >> katie: you want everyone to stay home, not have any fun, not go back to restaurants and be out. >> jeanine: sing on your own time. >> katie: i like a birthday at a restaurant. it's very nice. >> jesse: birthday at a restaurant rule never going to be abused. i don't see that happening. >> richard: jesse, i'm sure -- >> jesse: oh -- have you ever done that and gone to a restaurant, just for the cake amazon? and the song? >> jeanine: you should need to prove it is your birthday. >> richard: family trying to surprise you. >> jeanine: i don't want to be surprised. >> katie: no birthday dinners for judge. >> richard: no birthday dinner for judge, and "fan mail friday" is up next. how can you sleep on such a f

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it makes sense why burton jones didn't ultimately get indicted. fake electors, the new york times reported in the spring that nine georgia fake electors had taken immunity deals. they began cooperating with d.a. willis's investigation. that could explain why they did not get indicted. but what about everybody else? what about senator lindsey graham? you might remember that more than a month before trump infamously called georgia's secretary of state, brad raffensperger, and asked him to find nearly 12,000 votes, you might remember that in november of that same year, lindsey graham gave mr. raffensperger his own call. in that call, mr. raffensperger said that senator graham appeared to suggest that he, raffensperger, find a way to toss a legally cast ballots. to toss legally cast ballots. at the time, senator graham said the characterization of his call as it's a -- to toss ballots, was ridiculous. today, the senator put out a statement saying he just had questions, and was doing his due diligence. but as georgia's republican secretary of state, br

contribution, injecting financing, capacities in the developing world where it was weaker and whether burtone, , global fund game, and then people themselves font, , font, font and again leaders rose and crisis can get and everyone could have this life-saving pill. so we need to repeat those successes. and thank you for bringing us here to do that, to remind people that 30 30 years ago e world came together, 40 years ago, and that now we've achieved so much. we've got 30 million people living good lives here we have another 9 million to bring to treatment, and we've got children who are dying, children who were dying, because they got between them and adults in reaching the treatment. so why? we can't reach them. we need to reach them. so the job is not done. >> winnie, reflecting, listening to you, how much of a challenge do you think kind of the success of the last kind of 40 years when the world for us we can together the first international aids conference kind of set a set of goals, kind of more countries kind of more science, more activists kind of came to every conference, you know, w

the big three is out right now.w and my local in burton, in b, we are at the ready. if they call us, we're going are to stand right beside them. >> but so what are your kelly, what are your what are yourar fellow union workers thinke your and feel about joe biden and kamala harris? of them like him. i wear a shirt every wednesday for red shirt wednesday to show solidarity. my red shirtevery says impeach biden. >> so, i mean, he's a union guy. they do like him. i get that. but -- but even now, aftera haly the last two and a half years, aren't people feeling a little bit chagrined? they are. i've seen a lot of people slac r off on applauding him orng promoting him. i see a lot more people, i guess, counting their pennies, more or less. it's you mentioned biden and they're like, no, that's not working anymore. >> we need to change things. and i here lately on the news, it's the biden brand. the biden brand. well, we're not makingrand, enh money, so we're going to go off brand and now i'm tired. i, i want to retire one day. but based on the economy i have to work to lunc

if you want the use the san mateo bridge instead of the dun burton.hing this morning. still good both directions but we have traffic alert on 84 be eastbound lanes still all shut down. westbound we've got some pretty big delays there as well. lanes are open westbound though so that will help for anyone traveling through there. they're diverting them off university. >>> hispanic heritage month gives your community station the opportunity to celebrate so many diverse voices. including voices from our guatemalan community. jose martinez tells us from the fruitvale district in oakland how one man works to make sure voices in the mam language are heard and understood. >> [ speaking in a global language ] >> reporter: what you are hearing is mam. an ancient mayan language native to guatemala. >> mam is not just where i live. it's in -- many regions and parts of -- san marcos. and -- [ indiscernible ] and -- >> reporter: but you can also hear it here in the fruitvale district of oakland. where oswaldo martin, a native mam speaker, has lived here since he was

committee, then an important role in her career played friendship with family and compression under burtondenly dies in his place occupied by the spouse, who also suddenly falls ill with oncology and appoints his successor to vote for the records and so on in 1987. she became a contestant, and since then she has never left the capitalist holmaker. congressional, third-ranking official in the line of succession to the presidency . the second sitting president , vice president and mrs. pelosi , from time to time, one of the richest congresswomen in america, goes to her home in san francisco, which is considered her main residence in the area of ​​​​billionaires pacification, however, california is no longer the same thanks to migrants and the homeless, the office block of the honorary speaker on the corner of seventh and mishin streets was turned into a drug den by an employee of an 18-story office building. they even recommended me for a job. don't come to avoid becoming a victim of criminals. could you please explain to us. why does more than 150 billion dollars go to ukraine while homeles

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