tucker carlson, candace owens, tools and gabbart.where deep inside they are. we're not into it ourselves believe, but think that it is in their interests to say such things, these people are almost collaborators , this video with candy soens was top on facebook this week, she didn’t say anything about george floyd, she denied problems with systemic racism, so there is a fundamental the problem with what facebook's algorithm and other social media algorithms deem interesting content has only increased vaccine misinformation. such as right-wing blogger candace owens, who told her followers she wouldn't get vaccinated even on her deathbed. notice why they attack on candy sovens, what did she say? she said that, in fact, george floyd was not killed by a racist cop, much less systematically by russian society. she said that in general the vaccine doesn't work very well and can be dangerous. she also said that no, ukraine will not win the war against russia and all these. allegations, each of which turned out to be true, she was attacked a

can we give it up for candace parker? say that. >> thank you. >> much respect. much respect. good to see you. >> great to see you. >> let's get right to the title, unapologetic. what do you mean? >> i just feel like you reach a certain point in your life where you're just going to work to be who you are and work to love your family and, you know, just be you. it takes all of us different times to be at that point. i think finally i'm realizing to just embody that and work towards that every day. >> i'm so proud of you. i have seen you and known you since you were in high school. of course, playing for pat summit. i want to talk to you about that. let's talk about the third championship. not just the third, with three different teams you have won a wnba title. i don't know anybody else who can say that. i know it had to be so -- you got hurt and had to watch from the sidelines. what was it like to see your teammates, the aces, pull out that win? >> i realized why they are a first class organization. just becky hammond, the

ben shapiro which employees candace owens ripped her earlier commentary as disgraceful during a recent speech. >> i find it disgraceful. i think she's been absolutely disgraceful. i think her faux sophistication has been ridiculous. >> owens appeared to suggest that shapiro opted for wealth over virtue saying you cannot serve both god and money. cnn reached out to "the daily wire" for comment and has not gotten a reply. attacks are surging across the u.s. and the world. jonathan greenblatt spoke out against the commentary coarsing through media responding to musk, he said, at a time when anti-semitism is exploding in america and surging around the world, it is indisputably dangerous to use one's influence to promote anti-semitic theories. jake, this is really ugly rhetoric. it never used to be voiced by some of the loudest people in right wing media but now it's all too common and i think we're getting numb to the fact that you have someone like tucker carlson or candace owens, people with millions of followers spreading this type of hate to their fans. >> these are all people who are

candace owenst autopsy shows there was not prewfrom that. candace owens has die from that. showed in her film. so he probably wasn't even murdered anyway. so, anyway. well, politics makes strange bedfellows. >> that's that's saying . and blm >> that's that's saying. and blm is part of team world and team world supports the palestinian arab muslim side because they are against ethno states and imperialism and imperialism. they're, you know , they're they're, you know, they're against it. they're against america and they're against britain. >> okay . well, that's pretty >> okay. well, that's pretty conclusive. let's have a look at the next story , which is and let the next story, which is and let me just get it in a second, because i haven't gone down all the guardian and 250,000 women have left their jobs to return to motherhood. some to motherhood. finally, some good news or is it? good for news or is it? >> yes , yes, yes. and double. >> yes, yes, yes. and double. yes so motherhood penalty has dnven yes so motherhood penalty has driven a quarter of a million women out of j

have said the actual truth, it's not just limited to musk, right wing media figures tucker carlson, candace owens, have peddled this idea. >> some of the largest financiers of left wing anti-white causes have been jewish americans. >> reporter: kirk has noted the conspiracy theory that the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu knew about the october 7th terror attack but those to do nothing. >> i'm not willing to go so far as to say that netanyahu knew, was there a stand down order? was there a stand down order? six hours, i don't believe it. >> reporter: meanwhile karlson and owens have -- framing them as hypocrites for now being upset over anti-semitism. >> wait a second, if the biggest donors at, say, harvard have decided we're going to shut it down now where were you the last ten years. you were allowing this, and then i found myself really hating those people? people asking the question is, where were you as we have endured all of this. >> you were paying for it, actually. >> right. >> you were paying for it. >> you were paying for it. >> you were calling my children immoral for th

ben shapiro ripped candace as disgraceful. >> that's disgraceful. i think she's been absolutely disgraceful. i think her faux sophistication on these issues last beenry take louse. >> owens appeared to fire back suggesting shapiro opted for wealth over virtue quoting a bible verse saying you cannot serve both god and money. the rhetoric comes as anti-semitic attacks are surging across the u.s. and around the world. jonathan greenblatt, the head of the adl spoke out against it responding to musk, he said, at a time when anti-semitism is exploding in america and surging around the world, it is indisputably dangerous to use one's influence to promote anti-semitic theories, oliver darcy, cnn, new york. >> oliver, thank you so much. >>> now, from fights in congress to the chart-topping christmas hit by nfl stars, the upside down week that was next. >>> what a week. it ended with a legal victory for trump. might have been shocking if not for the evidence, receipts, purchases labeled for -- thousands spent at the luxury store hermes and did i mention only

candace owenst autopsy shows there was not prewfrom that. candace owens has die from that.wed in her film. so he probably wasn't even murdered anyway. so, anyway. well, politics makes strange bedfellows. >> that's that's saying . and blm >> that's that's saying. and blm is part of team world and team world supports the palestinian arab muslim side because they are against ethno states and imperialism and imperialism. they're, you know , they're they're, you know, they're against it. they're against america and they're against britain. >> okay . well, that's pretty >> okay. well, that's pretty conclusive. let's have a look at the next story , which is and let the next story, which is and let me just get it in a second, because i haven't gone down all the guardian and 250,000 women have left their jobs to return to motherhood. some to motherhood. finally, some good news or is it? good for news or is it? >> yes , yes, yes. and double. >> yes, yes, yes. and double. yes so motherhood penalty has dnven yes so motherhood penalty has driven a quarter of a million women out of jobs.

who to address front says it will increase its supports of the west africa, candace locked echo as in its efforts to restore democracy in the region. his funds, recent colors, friendship foreign minister, catherine colona, and make the flags during a visit tonight, curious transitions to democracy have stalled in molly and acumen faso while these yet has rejected demands to be still constitutional order of us says it's using on drugs over gaza to assist these riley and freeing hostages, kidnapped in the october 7 attacks, is how again protested in tennessee to demand the release of a loved ones. drugs and helping to visually locate the hostages, almost a month asked to be homeless attacks. just full captives have been released with one rescue. israel says more than 240 people are still being held. gosh on, baskin is and these baby piece activates to help negotiate the 2011 release on his right. the soldier. glad charlotte had been held hostage by hamas for more than 5 years. i asked him why he had broken off contact with a senior figure within the group. say, no, i haven't broken enou

candace parker has been helping us on things we're trying to do on the wnba. getting involved in different things. harry kane has been helping us on teams that we're looking at, you know, football teams for america's soccer teams, football teams in with europe. it's been extremely interesting and fun so far. >> you still -- you're still involved in pickleball, right? >> yes. >> i asked the guys this afternoon the same type of question, but the, you know, all of these second and third tier as you would call them sports, and the still fixed number of eyeballs everybody is going after, and the confidence that you must have that there are enough eyeballs that can watch pickle or pidel or whatever, and this? >> right. so i think part of it is the more engagement you have of people, the more they're going to want to watch and be a part of it. it's not are we taking people away from the nba or the nfl. really what you're doing is, are you going to be able to get more people to watch these sports? what i always say is one simple thing, we've never talked about this, s

owe >> candace owens. i'll just leave that there. that gives you som.e perspective because i think candace is black tape. >> anyway. i wrote down a quote from the actual article because people thought jus t the headline. but karen actually wrote this about this nine-year-old kid that he, quote, found a way to hate black people and native americans at the same time. he's like a nine year old, found a way to do itat. >> here is the people problem with people like karen and so many other, frankly, media members out there todalikey is t they are making money by doing this. these companies, whether it be deadspin or espn or many other places, are hiringn reporters who are focusing just on race. race de and sport.port >> if they don't create these te narratives and go after nine-year-old kids, they don't have a job. there is no monea y in it. so my fear is that this is just going to continue because they've continued to hire people like this to stir the pot and make things up, which is onl maky doing what the dividing when i think we shoul

according to our investigative reporter, candace wynn, in the courtroom, depape testified he had a list of people he planned to attack. he said his targets were governor gavin newsom, actor tom hanks, and hunter biden. depape also said paul pelosi was not one of his intended targets. now, he said it was his wife, former house speaker, nancy pelosi, who was the intended target that night. now, yesterday, paul pelosi took the stand. he said after depape broke into the family home, he carried a hammer and zip ties, telling mr. pelosi he would have to tie him up until his wife returned. pelosi said depape attacked him when police arrived. now, we will have much more from inside that courtroom ahead during our evening newscasts. >>> our other top story is the weather, as we're getting a taste of rain in the next 48 hours. meteorologist kari hall has been following it all for us, mostly dry, but it is just beginning. >> it is the first wave of rain mostly affecting the north bay. we are seeing the rest of the bay area getting some breaks in the clouds, and after some early morning showers we'

interesting content, only strengthened misinformation about the vaccine, such as the right blogger candace that she would not get vaccinated even on her deathbed. notice why they attack candy sowence. what did she say? she said that, in fact, george floyd was not killed by a racist cop, much less by systemic russian society. she said that in general the vaccine doesn't work very well and can be dangerous. she also said that no, ukraine will not win the war against russia. and for all these statements, each of which turned out to be true, she was attacked as an immoral person, russian and a traitor to her country. and what’s interesting is that no one ever bothered to apologize to her, so, probably, she, like... leia will have to wait until posterity apologizes for the words she said, but we considered this unfair and decided to invite candy soens to this studio to thank it personally. candy soens, thank you for joining us. thanks that. and your descendant is just right. actually, it’s already the fortieth week, but i couldn’t miss the opportunity to come, it’s an honor for me to be here, i

well, let's cheer ourselves candace , cheer ourselves up, candace, because a positive news because thereory tell about story out today. tell us about this. nhs . this. in the nhs. >> yes. so the ceo of the nhs, amanda pritchard, she's just launched a new initiative. they want to completely eradicate service cancer by 2040, which is just under 20 years from now. and the way they want to do this is by they want to increase uptake of the hpv vaccine for under 25 seconds and also for more women to go for their pap smears because according to this article on the front page of the times, a third of women don't go when they receive their letter for their screening. and it is so important for catching cells that are becoming abnormal. and then you can jump on top of it very quickly, because one of the things about cervical cancer is it show symptoms early it doesn't show symptoms early on. you can get quite on. so you can get quite advanced out before actually advanced out before you actually show symptoms . and that would be show symptoms. and that would be amazing could eradicate amazing if we

has taken a liking to -- last year they put me on a list of top 10, sage steel, who is the black candacens. i'll leave that there. that gives you perspective. i wrote down a quote. carron rote wrote, found a way to hate indians and black people. here is the problem with people like carron, they are making money. dead deadspin, espn, focussing on race and sport. if they don't create these narratives, they don't have a job. there is no money in it. my fears this is going to continue. they have continued to hire people to stir the pot and make things up. only doing what? dividing. i think we should be celebrating a nine-year-old kid. he is not on his video games. he is cheering for his team. that is what sport ises all sports is all about. >> jesse: the bosss are happy. carron got traffic and clicks. they don't care about the controversy? they like controversy for money? >> you don't doubt that, do you? >> jesse: they don't care they are hurting a nine-year-old boy? >> no. it is race bait. that is what they have gotten accustom to doing. proof is in the pudding. not once have they decided t

and our question today is, candace country, overcoming and what can the older folk learn from the younger people who better to ask the fellow nigeria and thank you all for joining us. but before we begin, i'd like to ask a general question, how many of you here have experience tribalism directly or indirectly? let me see if i show of hands. ok, so quite a fair amount of you. let's start with you. and me. what was that experience like if you don't mind sherry, i would say that it was very uncomfortable because essentially we are such a huge nation and we have so many languages. so hearing that you cannot have an opportunity to do something because your from the minority tribal from a try, but it's not central. what's actually very uncomfortable. so was this something that happened with you were denied as of this, are you? what do you night, what give us a few more detail. okay. so these pictures i was i, i wasn't the relationship with someone and i was not allowed to marry this person because the, what's coming up a truck. so it was kind of, you know, uncomfortable, you want to back and fo

candace is next. nashville, tennessee, independent. good morning. >> caller: yes. i am proud to be ungovernable. the government of the world has just started to tell us covert biological weaponry so we survived genocide. i hope that the government shuts down. i are not protecting me. the protecting the bankers, digital currency. they had been doing psychological warfare -- >> host: what do you think are you on the approve or disapprove side of congress? >> caller: congressman just gave themselves thousands of dollars of races with our tax money while they been going along with terrorism with the covid, and i disapprove of them. i hope theyy shut down. i'm proud to be ungovernable. they are printing fiat money. they are just printing it out of nothing. then there also taxing us so there intentionally making as poor so theyy can control us better. they are, they are authoritarians. for any american to be for the government at this point shows how brainwashed americans are. after we survived years of the genocide at this point. >> host: we got that. chicago, illinois,

ready cheering, candace and people, and so that's the issue, but we'll have to be decided on the whole. we evidence on a case by case basis. yeah, you can say prime but facing is. ready used by lawyers on. ready the face of bait bombing a refugee tab at the hospital is a war cry, but it is a crime that is open to a defense and it will be up to 2 is really may be, but this case will go before b i c, c. it may be doing there is read refuses to offer a implant b and used to comb. but one of these bombing is, will be and someone involved in them will take a holiday in europe and find the rest to be prosecuted. and then you may come before court and that kind of decision, whether these following was a boy to be a attack, the israel self with the to the 7 will have to meet you decide. okay, well that's for a cause of law and that may be a very, very long way off. uh, this is a television program, north dakota of little, but i'd like to bring in moving on this point. do you think israel's actions are proportionate? well i, i would agree that there needs to be a thorough investigation of each

. >> is that candace there in the middle there? candace holdsworth, writer and broadcaster.re going through a sort of period of crisis, historical crisis. we're in a very unstable world and an anxious time and a lot of what you hear people saying is, i don't recognise this country anymore. >> what's happened to my country i >> and i think a lot of that is to do with the loss of faith in institutions. i mean, you see this week all the debates that went on over so—called two tier policing , you know, people don't policing, you know, people don't trust the police people don't have of, you know, use have this sort of, you know, use side view what the role of side view of what the role of the police is. you see it in banking, for instance. people don't think banking neutral don't think banking is a neutral service. think it's been service. they think it's been politicised. you know, you politicised. even, you know, you go with education, go further back with education, people feel that that's even become culture war. i don't become a culture war. i don't think it's specific to br

is that all goes to plan the next question will be, candace truce be extended?rian organisations have been very vocal about the fact that they hope that it can put up even the us presidentjoe biden speaking earlier, particularly about the release of abigail idan, the four—year—old us — israeli citizen, talking about possible extension as well. i think it will be a lot of attention paid tomorrow to what is going on behind the scenes as we wait to see if this four day deal, this four day truce can be extended and can lead to a longer period of cease—fire, more humanitarian aid and an extended exchange of hostages and an extended exchange of hostages and prisoners. puma and an extended exchange of hostages and prisoners-— and prisoners. anna foster, thank ou ve and prisoners. anna foster, thank you very much _ and prisoners. anna foster, thank you very much indeed. _ and prisoners. anna foster, thank you very much indeed. i'm - and prisoners. anna foster, thank you very much indeed. i'm going l and prisoners. anna foster, thankl you very much indeed. i'm going to s

and if that all goes to plan, the next question will become a candace truce be extended?en very vocal about the fact that they hoped that it can. even the us, the us presidentjoe biden who was speaking earlier particularly the release of abigail it on, the israeli us citizen. he was talking about the extension as well. there will be a lot of attention paid tomorrow to what is going on behind the scenes as we wait to see if this four—day deal, this four day truce can be extended and can lead to a longer period of cease—fire, more humanitarian aid and an extended exchange of hostages and prisoners. just to bring you some breaking news. we heard earlier president biden leaking and pointing out that he would be speaking to the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu at some point today, sunday. and we are now getting details of that call. so this is just coming to us here at bbc news, let mejust this is just coming to us here at bbc news, let me just take you through the call that was had between present biden and prime minister netanyahu. we spoke today with prime minister

that was completely lost. >> and candace, in response to what john was saying, i would like mount sortwas saying, i would likborisnount sort of defence what john was saying, i would likboris johnson sort of defence what john was saying, i would likboris johnson and of defence what john was saying, i would likboris johnson and sayefence what john was saying, i would likboris johnson and say that:e of boris johnson and say that i'm rather reassured offered that there was a prime minister who was not willing to throw all our civil liberties out of the window at the first moment of panic . i mean, here we see a man panic. i mean, here we see a man against forces that were arranged against him. i mean , to arranged against him. i mean, to me, rather extraordinarily, michael gove and dominic cummings were convinced that about lockdowns from a very early stage. boris was not. boris, after all, was the man carrying the can. and so what i partly see i mean, i know there was chaos, but what i partly see is a man saying, hey chaps, we can't throw away centuries of liberty because you've got in a

people on the right oppose us funding israel's war against hamas but do it from a position of -- candace owens talking about yesterday getting into it with her own employer supporter of israel. the argument is more so if you can't close our own border and can't help us, they are extreme but extreme america first. for those on the left are hateful of america because they have adopted this idea of anti-colonizer and go back as far as they need to but no further to substantiate it. they make excuses for the murders in south africa and hamas on october 7th and views of hating this country. the idea the sins of your fathers father's father are with you today doesn't hold water even in israel and the region. it gives them an excuse to hate anything they want to. >> harris: you know, last night those images were so disturbing because who didn't see this coming? this has been happening on college campuses ever since october 7th. israel had not even identified and gotten to the point where they could move in and get to their dead to bury them and already people were up in arms in this country hat

healthcare decisios are standing up for commonsense gun safety laws, electing these candidatesat candacet our fundamental freedoms and will keep virginia and our country moving forward. plenty of outside attention on these races as well but former president obama has a robo call that's running in the state too. and also the democratic governor west and more of a neighboring marilyn has been campaigning this weekend in virginia as well. back to you. arthel: consequential race no doubt rich in virginia. i got it right this time, thank you richard. before thanks rich and arthel. there was a blunt message from former president trump to his opponent yesterday. drop out republican front runner appeared at florida's freedom summit says his gop rivals should clear the field for him because he is so far ahead in the post look at the new poll it comes as this new poll shows a former president is beating president biden in five out of six and the key battleground states that is certainly not good news that's in siena. presidential candidate ron desantis meanwhile is trying to separate himself from

ben shapiro, charlie kirk, candace owens, i wouldn't doubt if you went to a college campus something would happen to you or me. and i bet in that school if there was a student or teacher wearing a mag a g-2 -- maga hat, something to happen to them. this is so much bigger. it's really as you said, those people on the left who feel they have this moral superiority, that they are in the right, a that they have social justice is on their side, the arc of history is on their side, they feel they have a right to shut other people down and it's veering into violence, threats of violence, it's a very dangerous time. >> they've gotten away with it. there are no consequences for the mob-like behavior and a vie license which we've seen, the double standard of justice and of course it's going to differcontinueand now we're seeh anti-semitism all over the country with teachers, students, people who can't go to place ocs ofworship in a safe manner y it's spiraled out of control. rachel: jewish americans are joining conservative americans on what it feels like to be on college campuses, element sch

the wealthiest man in the world and we've seen major conservative media figureures, charlie kirk, candacethers pushing hateful stuff pushing the nonsensical theories of white genocide and white replacement theory, and i would ask that major republican figures like you use your voices, as well, to stand against it. but let's turn on -- turn to another topic. >> jake, with all due respect, with -- with all due respect on that to have someone that's blogging and doing stuff like that, okay, that's an issue, but to compare that for how some of these most powerful universities in the country have responded to this? we have jewish students fleeing for theieir lives because you he angry mobs and yet they have not done what they need to do to protect the safety and well-being of their students and i have constituents in florida whose kids do not want to go to campus in the advent of this because it's a hostile environment. i do think on the institutional side you've seen this become part of a left-wing movement, a very significant pro-hamas movement and it is backed by institutional power. >> yea

[laughter] we had the honor of going to the white house all the candace got this down for like 20 secondset their photo would take back there came campaign brochure. mike said you know i just wanted to tell him how grateful we are for what he did for our country that is what he said we sat down with him. i said i want you to know how grateful my generation is for what you have done for our country. and ronald reagan apply to get the words a little wrong basically said i didn't do anything. i was just the captain of the ship when the american people decided to turn it around. his humility and desire to serve the american people just shone through all the time. we were in the east room that was such a treat but we did not get the seat nancy in the easterly second questions from some of the spouses and i said where's nancy? have both went separate ways for would back together tonight. that's one of the special things. the entire p the bible spent on display permit since 1991 except for very small amount of time to take it off-line to conserve the spine et cetera vent off display except for w

in fact, dq beauty prosecutor, candace lively, was keeping tabs on the sheriff investigation. >> we're. >> turns out, they weren't. the prosecutor would learn that there were serious problems with the sheriff's investigation. they're basically saying, we got this, we don't need your help right now. >> exactly. and, we were hearing from the family that people hadn't been interviewed yet, they were considered evidence hadn't been collected. >> chris reynolds said that he truly believed that it was an accident. so, he just didn't feel the need to investigate this as a crime, a potential crime. >> that is something that, with his experience, he should have known that you don't make those kind of exceptions upfront. when someone dies, you treat it as a murder, until you know otherwise. >> we asked detective reynolds about how he handled the investigation. did you collect jamie's clothes, did you take judy's clothes, did you take your cell phone, did you take jamie cell phone? >> no. >> why not? >> we didn't collect anything at the house. that was a judgment call. >> some consider that a que

. >> ainsley: shirley mcwane, marlow thomas and candace bergmann.on set him up with zsa zsa go gabor. he said can i come in for a drink? she said sure. he went in for a kiss and that's when his beeper went off. it was the president. the president said i need you right now. come over to my house on the west coast. and as he was trying to rush to get out of her driveway. he dinged the president's car. >> brian: oh, man. >> griff: he was quite teased on that on late night shows. david long-term was teasing him that he really screwed up that kiss thing and this was about all he screwed up. you know, he really was though this playboy. he liked that image of being a playboy. i met him on a couple of occasions. he had no idea who i was. he was a fan and he watched a lot of fox news. and at the time that i was a correspondent for greta van susteren, i will never forget he came up to me at a military service gala and said how's greta? [laughter] >> steve: greta and the gabors. >> ainsley: he said power is the ultimate after infantry diebler ache. >> if i jus

the average length of an israeli governments incident candace is only 1.8 years.mark, and it is hard for him to origin residing over the worst terror strike in israel's history, the bloodiest day for a juiced since the end of the not the holocaust, that benjamin netanyahu has a long term future. so you may be dealing actually with the different israeli government, different israeli prime minister, which will absolutely make things a little bit easier. >> aaron david miller, there is so much we could talk about, thank you for your contacts during today's very important discussion. you are the senior fellow at the american stagecraft program at the carnegie endowment for international peace. don't go anywhere. we have more on velshi, right after a short break. and you don't want to miss our next segment. i'm charles coleman junior. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. a. (vo) tepezza is the only medicine that treats t.e.d. at the source not just the symptoms. in a clinical study more than 8 out of 10 patients taking tepezza had less eye bulging. tepezza is an i

um, you know, and this becomes this because this is, there's something at stake around this candace would be used. is it fair to describe what's happening and causes genocide? again, i'm not saying it is, or it isn't. what i'm saying there is something happening around this word and what it means. while i look up, as you said, we are not in the court of law here. and i think is there, i would not ever say see, the, you know, the, the court of law in the hate, the united states will not let it. it's not a member. anyway. neither the and i say it's not as rise, will ever let their soldiers or general be tried in any which way by an international criminal court on your score. and in fact, when they tried to, uh uh, so many guns for his crimes, for his war crimes in 2014 guys award st. hold on, hold on, stuck down the case only recently because they said he was doing his job and we as hold on, we cannot be prosecuting any. is there any general who was taking orders, right. be that as it may, what's important for me and i hope for you on an hour of yours is the course of international public o

candace crosby, thank you so much for joining us from the san francisco marin food bank.n the lead up to thanksgiving. and a big thank you so much for taking care of our community. thank you all right. let's switch back to our bay area weather. a lot of people hoping for a nice dry. mild thanksgiving day, but we're getting ahead of ourselves. >> yeah. yeah. that we'll keep an eye on that forecast gasia into next week but yeah, for right now looks like we're talking about lots of cloud cover out there and the possibility of some rain showers. so it has been an unsettled weather pattern probably a week ago you started hearing about all the stormy conditions we'd have this week. so far, it has been fairly quiet. this area of low pressure has kind of just hanging out offshore. it's kind of you can see the upper level wind pattern out here in the pacific. and this area of low pressure, it wants to stick around here for the next 2 to 3 days. and as a result, we're going to keep things unsettled. but we are expecting some more organized rain bands to come on board and rainfall e

. >> quaking in their boots this morning , writer and broadcaster morning, writer and broadcaster candaceormer labour adviser scarlett mccgwire scarlett , very good to mccgwire scarlett, very good to see you both . and first of all, see you both. and first of all, can we talk about storms ? she's can we talk about storms? she's ever been in a storm? >> oh, yes. yes. when i was living in johannesburg for 11 years, you get these incredible summer storms. i mean, they are the most intense things. >> thunder lightning, everything. >> mean , thick rain, >> i mean, thick rain, hailstones . i >> i mean, thick rain, hailstones. i mean, >> i mean, thick rain, hailstones . i mean, people hailstones. i mean, people actually say, oh, my goodness, the storms building up and they watch i mean, it's like the watch it. i mean, it's like the most dramatic thing you've ever experienced. you like it when i'm and i'm safe. not if i'm indoors and i'm safe. not if i'm indoors and i'm safe. not if i'm driving like we've had to pull over before the pull over before because the rain's the rain's so thick and the

host: this will be from candace in tennessee.r: i am concerned that we can't all be in this together. everyone was attacked in 2020. that was the whole world, all of our governments tried to calm -- con us out of our immune systems. host: how does that relate to israel and,'s? -- and hamas? caller: the palestinians and the israelis survived the genocide together when their governments tried to con them out of their narrow -- out of their natural human systems. looking at the current events when it comes to israel and hamas, expected more to play out in the next few days. you can see the president's comments on our platform. we will turn the corner and stopped for a pause and invite you to participate in open form. you can comment on what is going on and other things as well. democrats, 202-748-8000. republicans, 202-748-8001. independents, 202-748-8002. you can go ahead and start calling. we will take open form after this short break -- open forum after this short break. >> how the democracy does not just look like this, it looks

candace is next. host: -- caller: i am proud to be ungovernable. the government of the world has tried to kill us with covid biological weaponry. i hope the government shuts down. they are not protecting me. they are protecting the bankers digital currency. they have been doing psychological warfare. host: are you on the approve or disapprove side of congress. caller: congress just gave themselves thousands of dollars of raises with our tax money while they have been going along with terrorism with the covid and i disapprove of them. i hope they shut down. i am proud to be ungovernable. they are printing fiat money out of nothing. they are also taxing us. they are intentionally making us poor so they can control is better. they are authoritarians. freddy americans to be for the government at this point shows how brainwashed americans are -- for any americans to be for the government at this point shows how brainwashed americans are. host: chicago, denise, good morning. caller: i think democrats are at least functional and republicans are discouragi

it's the world-class bank of america research led by candace browning, the merrill cio office all ofen away from it a little bit, asset allocation works, right. it does. it's been a while -- >> is merrill up to bond allocation recently or -- >> listen, we think traditional asset allocation works >> 80/20 >> i don't know if it's that, because every individual has their own goals and their own needs. but what i would say, it's been a while since cash has had a return on interest rate, fixed-income vehicles don't matter because there's an interest rate. so, we have to think through that and if you think specifically about the market, you know, we think maybe the fed is closer to being finished than not. so maybe one more -- in december, we see how summer of 2024 looks and go. but it all starts with the relationship that a client has with their adviser lindsay and myself, you said it, i get to lead the best financial advisers in the world. >> the thundering herd >>> i bet there are a lot of people out there who set their portfolio in a zero percent interest rate environment and haven't r

host: this will be from candace in tennessee. caller: i am concerned that we can't all be in this together. everyone was attacked in 2020. that was the whole world, all of our governments tried to calm -- con us out of our immune systems. host: how does that relate to israel and,'s? -- and hamas? caller: the palestinians and the israelis survived the genocide together when their governments tried to con them out of their narrow -- out of their natural human systems. looking at the current events when it comes to israel and hamas, expected more to play out in the next few days. you can see the president's comments on our platform. we will turn the corner and stopped for a pause and invite you to participate in open form. you can comment on what is going on and other things as well. democrats, 202-748-8000. republicans, 202-748-8001. independents, 202-748-8002. you can go ahead and start calling. we will take open form after this short break -- open forum after this short break. >> how the democracy does not just look like this, it

host: let's talk to david in candace.r: our biggest terrorists are mexico sending fentanyl up here and nobody really cares. the biggest thing we need to do is all this congressman, the president and vice president, we deduct two dollars from their pay for repairs in the dies of fennel -- for everyone who dies of fentanyl. guest: excellent point out the side area of expertise. terrorism has an agenda setting function. terrorist attacks occur and they drive people, everyday people and politicians, to do strange things that are not commencement to the threat -- not commensurate to the threat. i would point to 35,000 plus people killed in just gun violence, including suicide. both of these issues are bigger threats than terrorism. terrorism has this way of driving the agenda in ways that are not necessary comfortable. i don't disagree with anything you said except perhaps the recommendation. fentanyl is not the only issue, gun violence is also an issue that kills more americans than terrorism. we need to be facing all these a

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