now flash through charlie brown. fellow is serious and it is moving right so go ahead way is going we have done a lot of charlie guy you waving your way up the freeway roger fantastic journey fantastic ride. charlie bear that's fantastic they really. believe me and i know you, joe. and that satellite are on our got a real big erica dunbar back there. that guy worked on heroic a such a type of something heralds off then of the key aspects of the mission thomas stafford describes the landing site selected for apollo 11. yeah okay. yes the approach look flushed full of front of the orbiter. photos show the full estimate, 25 to 30% say so clear. yes. so if the lem has enough up over time, at least from what we can cfl phase, it should probably a problem or it got down to the wrong area. you don't have a hovercraft is going to have to shove off off. now it was time to begin the rendezvous on this first low orbit. they would make the initial to put snoopy and charlie brown into the proper phase relationship for the coming

the pop-culture analogy i will give is the charlie brown episode where charlie brown says lucy, you won'ts no, i won't, guess what she does, she picks up the football, charlie brown falls flat. the majority is charlie brown. right wing is lucy. we keep falling for it, which is why i think it is imperative to expose it, to call it out, to name it and so the double standards. the more and more you do it, i think the majority will become more aware and we will be done with this both sides fallacy, which is complete nonsense. >> certainly hope so. michelle goldberg, wajahat ali, thank you so much for sticking around. >> thank you. >>> up next, a low-key republican group quietly dismantling all of our rights. . liberty mutual customized my car insurance and i saved hundreds. that's great. i know, i've bee telling everyone. baby: liberty. oh! baby: liberty. how many people did you tell? only pay for what you need. jingle: ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ baby: ♪ liberty. ♪ do you want to close out? should i? normally i'd hold. but... taking the gains is smart here, right? feel more confident with

today there were many questions for lloyd austin to charlie brown about the approach of the united statesr not, the us is going to change this approach and lift this ban on the use of weapons. clear answers: yulia, today we did not hear from either the minister of defense or the chairman. of the joint staffs of the united states states, they say further that the weapons that are provided are for close combat on the battlefield in ukraine, or for striking on the territory, others, for example, in crimea, we also heard about this, but we also asked lloyd austin today, what about those strikes that russia carries out from bombers from the territory of russia, dropping cabs on kharkiv, do the ukrainians have the right, according to the usa, to strike and shoot down these planes? let's hear the answer. we have clearly stated that we will provide ukraine with the means to protect its sovereign territory. we will leave the dynamics of close combat to experts, but we certainly expect that the ukrainians will continue to use the weapons provided by us for purposes inside ukraine. the dynamics in t

often the case as you see judges committing errors like this and then they try to sort of do a charlie brown motion and the last minute put in an instruction to clean it up. i don't think they can clean it up here. so what merchan is suggesting is i'll instruct the jury on all of the references to campaign violations. i think that's coming really too late. this jury has been told over and over again from opening argument to pecker, to michael cohen, to the prosecutors, the judge has allowed them to say there were election violations. i'm quite convinced that that jury believes that there were election violations even though none have occurred in this case with regard to trump. >> bill: wow, just to quote you, the trial is riddled with reversible error. the judge has shown serious bias in his rulings. his rulings are often difficult to square with the rules of evidence. costello is losing patience with the judge, as many of us were. that's not a glowing review from turley, is it, dana? >> dana: it is not. thank you so much. we do have trey gowdy in the courtroom and he said that costello is g

i do not know why we are still charlie brown kicking this football. of course he will stand aside and say, hey, i will testify. and then when he does not, no one will do anything. yes, in the last few weeks, i have taken the underdog at that maybe he will because i'm the only one saying it and i will be a legend if he does. and if he doesn't, everyone will forget i said it. trust me. so i really do not believe he will end up testifying. here's why. psychologically, you will get all kinds of white-collar criminal defendants in cases like this that say i am taking the stand and telling the story. as the case goes on, they get a reality check, and they realize that if they get up there, they will be subjected to the crucible of cross examinations. the rules are slanted against the witness and in favor of the attorney. and really, nothing good can come of it. but the only reason i still hold out for that underdog bet is that he is, he has an unconstitutional -- constitutional right to do it and what lurks in the mind of donald trump. >> baby will have ric

. >> yeah, well, is it too soon to make the charlie brown and the football analogy the -- the big newslly, in terms of what's hitting cash flows for q-2 and the plane was actually the china deliveries so, the idea was that even as they are slowing down assembly, they could be delivering the planes that are 99% done and that would boost the cash flow if you push out those deliveries later in the year, it exposes just how slow they're taking their ramp up on the 737 assembly line, which is the healthy, right thing to do, but it doesn't line up to the expectations for q-2 >> all right, so, how do you get to 221 how do you get to your buy rating at this point in time >> sure, so, i mean, the big -- in three and five years, i think it's plausible that boeing will have its assembly line squared away, the supply line will be stabilized, they'll be purchasing more of the 737s and doing so profitably. i think that's the dominant and most plausible scenario. and 737 is about half the value of the whole franchise so, way back in february, after the january 5th thing, i look a look at some of the

i don't know why we are still charlie brown kicking this football. of course he's going to stand outside and say hey, i'm going to testify. then when he doesn't, no one will do anything. in the last two weeks i've taken the underdog that that maybe he will, because i'm the only one saying it. and i will be a legend if he does. and if he doesn't, everyone will forget i said it, trust me. i really don't believe he will end up testifying. psychologically, you will get all kinds of white-collar criminal defendants in cases like this and say i am taking the stand, i am telling the story. and as the case goes on the kind of get a reality check and they realize that if they get up there they are going to be subjected to the crucible of cross-examination. the rules are slanted against the witness in favor of the attorney, and really nothing good can come of it. but the only reason i still hold out for that underdog is that he is an absolute constitutional right to do it. and who knows what lurks in the mind of donald trump? >> maybe he will have rick scott t

it's funny, i used to work over here at charlie brown's in emeryville , and in the old days i had a windowons and the folks used to come in they go, they'd see the bay bridge and they they didn't know it was the golden gate bridge. and you could see the bay bridge and the golden gate bridge and they didn't know which bridge it was. and i always thought, that's funny. that's the big gold one. right. so a lot of people come into town. and because the bay bridge is pretty spectacular with especially with that suspension span, and it does look it's a suspension span like the golden gate bridge. okay. so here are the wind conditions. kind of breezy kind of normal for this time of year in terms of, you know, gusting to 30 at sfo, not out of the question tomorrow morning. patchy fog and clouds tomorrow afternoon. that's that cool air coming in. and then more cool air comes in 8 a.m. saturday. and then it goes away as the inversion gets blown up. and then sunday looks like your nicest day on the weekend with temperatures coming up, maybe a degree or two, but overall it's just going to, you know, i

respond but they're going to do their job inside the courtroom and to then it's almost like a charlie brown his mouth and he cannot be distracted. they had to stay there course and just stick with the case, and i use that term again, the four corners of indictment. one of the things that probably should've happened for transparency to sort of get rid of this issue would've been more of a sneaky indictment like we seem with jack smith, the federal indictment. that would've given more color as opposed to waiting until now. can't change that so you have to deal with it in the courtroom. >> hugo lowell, jeremy salon, susan glasser and anthony coley, charlie, you started your day with me about 12 hours ago and you are here still so you are the mvp on an all-star panel. i want to thank everybody for being here, for getting us started on this panel tonight. now when we come back, what do you think voters remember most about donald trump's first term in office? why the question and the answer could be critical for this election. that's coming up when the 11th hour continues. i'm charles coleman jr.

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do you remember in charlie brown's slide, charlie brown, has this been historically a problem or is thisuff because it's so thin. and obviously when it helps the moisture management, it's ripping. so, you know, people are showing far too much. so what they're having to do now, is actually they're going to complete, tailor options with high quality zippers and stitching standards that prevent blow—outs . i'm not sure what blow—outs. i'm not sure what that means. eamonn. okay, but the thing is, you know, the way here in this country, we wear football tops as leisure, like leisurewear . leisurewear. >> yeah. you go on holiday. yeah. on holiday. wear it on an aeroplane or whatever it happens to be. would the yanks do it with some do, some do. >> and i think they look better. if you go to baseball in the states or when they do it in london, they all where they wear the gear, but they all look very, very similar, you know, because they're all of a similar look. but yeah, it's not i don't think it's like when you go to stansted airport before you go on holiday, still don't like them. >> premier

i actually believe that baked beans and indeed, don't get me started on hash browns. charlie would bacon or smoked, well, i would edge towards the smoked bacon if i was you. just gives it more salt and salt, as we all i was you. just gives it more salt and salt , as we all know, salt and salt, as we all know, is extremely good for you. so look, martin, i honestly , i'm look, martin, i honestly, i'm not a great advert. i love good food. i love proper food, but you cannot beat once or twice a week a really top drawer bacon sandwich. and listen, one day, michelle, i'll do your breakfast, darling. >> and i guarantee you'll fall for it. >> charlie lawson , plenty to >> charlie lawson, plenty to sink our teeth into there, including the tantalising prospect of breakfast with michelle dewberry. thank you, charlie lawson. always an absolute delight to have you on the show. thank you very much. i'm getting very hungry now. you've been getting in touch in your droves on your your essays. and lynn dixon, on topic of rwanda, says this don't forget we will have a never ending continuous fl

charlie's throne in "fury road. proposal but there's a younger version of you too in this, played by -- alyla? >> anya: alyla brownat i learned there was a little wizardry involved. she looks more and more like you as the film goes on. what happened? >> anya: george miller had told me from the very beginning because he was already asking audience to get used to a new furiosa he wanted the transition from the two actors thank her to be seamless. so he made a composite of both of our faces. it worked on a dial. at the beginning of the movie is 35% me and mostly alyla and as the movie goes on it goes up to 80% until i take over the role completely. it is crazy seeing it on screen. >> stephen: it really works. looks like as she matures she looks more like you. >> stephen: i was so excited about it have the graphics department see what would happey blended our faces. >> anya: is this going to scar me for life? >> stephen: i think it's an improvement for me. >> anya: let me see. [laughs] what's going on with your eyebrows? >> stephen: what? i think they are your eyebrows. and your lips. anyway, you're welcome. >> anya:

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