charlie and charlie. please take a wagon out for them . yeah yeah. 15 charlie. sam. charlie i'm sorry. which unit was that for the 407. charlie 13. charlie that was breaking from the 15 out of really head that company logging so far. i'll put you on five ocean 21. 17. no on no, i'm sorry. five ocean 17 there's a lot of background noise ten i okay we have a crowd performance. can we please. yes i know for you got a crowd for me? you got multiple units on the way there. you've got the 70, 71, 12, adam and 13 charlie and 13 adam. 11 out of room, locked up. charlie 11. adam a few blocks out. ten four was exciting, right now, hopefully we live right now. 1025 catalina i got 1025, 25, 97, 2011 out of ten for and i'm doing great. i got. a little patio and fairfax walk right there and right there was a great fan. 221 is going to be a black danny gray jacket, blue jeans walking up towards fairfax . units clear the air please put yourselves on the run. code 33 883845 1017 as a 1025. charlie one, two, three. code three authorized charlie 103 advising code three the. five ocean 17 you got a 1013 he

think it's you know, by far we should bring that back because that was a great show with charlie, charlie , with charlie maybe charlie's the new roger cook. >> step elna el.- >> one step at a time. >> one step at a time. >> step at a time. >> one step at a time. >> one step at a time. >> emma yeah, i think actually what said there about, what charlie said there about, you know, there's so much you know, there's just so much news out there. >> for people to >> it's so easy for people to think they've seen the news or they an they think they've seen an investigative report way investigative report all the way through because they saw a ten second i think second tick tock. so i think there's a lot to be said about bringing journalism back and actually to actually to come back to the point rose raised in the. point we rose raised in the. yes, no question in the quiz about should the bbc be a subscription service. and one of the reasons i answer yes is because when talk about because when we talk about independent journalism , can independent journalism, um, can you independent you really have independent jo

think it's you know, by far we should bring that back because that was a great show with charlie, charlie , with charlie maybe charlie's the new roger cook. >> step elna el.- >> one step at a time. >> one step at a time. >> step at a time. >> one step at a time. >> one step at a time. >> emma yeah, i think actually what said there about, what charlie said there about, you know, there's so much you know, there's just so much news out there. >> for people to >> it's so easy for people to think they've seen the news or they an they think they've seen an investigative report way investigative report all the way through because they saw a ten second i think second tick tock. so i think there's a lot to be said about bringing journalism back and actually to actually to come back to the point rose raised in the. point we rose raised in the. yes, no question in the quiz about should the bbc be a subscription service. and one of the reasons i answer yes is because when talk about because when we talk about independent journalism , can independent journalism, um, can you independent you really have independent jo

charlie and charlie. please take a wagon out for them . yeah yeah. 15 charlie. sam. charlie i'm sorry. which unit was that for the 407. charlie 13. charlie that was breaking from the 15 out of really head that company logging so far. i'll put you on five ocean 21. 17. no on no, i'm sorry. five ocean 17 there's a lot of background noise ten i okay we have a crowd performance. can we please. yes i know for you got a crowd for me? you got multiple units on the way there. you've got the 70, 71, 12, adam and 13 charlie and 13 adam. 11 out of room, locked up. charlie 11. adam a few blocks out. ten four was exciting, right now, hopefully we live right now. 1025 catalina i got 1025, 25, 97, 2011 out of ten for and i'm doing great. i got. a little patio and fairfax walk right there and right there was a great fan. 221 is going to be a black danny gray jacket, blue jeans walking up towards fairfax . units clear the air please put yourselves on the run. code 33 883845 1017 as a 1025. charlie one, two, three. code three authorized charlie 103 advising code three the. five ocean 17 you got a 1013 he

charlie and charlie. please take a wagon out for them . yeah yeah. 15 charlie. sam. charlie i'm sorry. which unit was that for the 407. charlie 13. charlie that was breaking from the 15 out of really head that company logging so far. i'll put you on five ocean 21. 17. no on no, i'm sorry. five ocean 17 there's a lot of background noise ten i okay we have a crowd performance. can we please. yes i know for you got a crowd for me? you got multiple units on the way there. you've got the 70, 71, 12, adam and 13 charlie and 13 adam. 11 out of room, locked up. charlie 11. adam a few blocks out. ten four was exciting, right now, hopefully we live right now. 1025 catalina i got 1025, 25, 97, 2011 out of ten for and i'm doing great. i got. a little patio and fairfax walk right there and right there was a great fan. 221 is going to be a black danny gray jacket, blue jeans walking up towards fairfax . units clear the air please put yourselves on the run. code 33 883845 1017 as a 1025. charlie one, two, three. code three authorized charlie 103 advising code three the. five ocean 17 you got a 1013 he

tonight, we are hosting the national launch of book of charlie by david van der elie the book of charlie has. yes. the book of charlie is a very special book about special man and was written by a special man. and i know and i tell you why. david von drehle was drawn to charlie because he is a younger charlie white, and i hope he lives to. be 109. i found it readable 48 years ago and over time i have found a few books that represent i call high water marks and our love of reading and the book of charlie is such a book. it is a book for everyone. and i hope that everyone reads it. i agree with tom hanks, who gave this wonderful quote. i got to recommend this book filled with history wisdom, common sense, and laughs galore. i wish. i had lived across the street from charlie and. i make it to 109 so is on really formerly an editor at large for time magazine and now the deputy opinions editor at the washington post. now he's going to be conversation with tonight tyler, not berg, who is the chairman and chief optimist of u.s. engineering that is a part of the kansas city business and civic community and has done for 130 y

charlie" by david von drehle. [applause] "the book of charlie" is a special book about a special man and it was written by a special mann and i know and i can tell you why david von drehle was drawn to charlie because he has a younger charlie and i hope he lives to be 109. [applause] i found a 48 years ago and over that time i have found a few books that represent what i call high water marks in our love of reading and "the book of charlie" is such a book. it is a book for everyone and i hope that everyone reads it. i agree with tom hanks who gave us this wonderful quote i've got to recommend this book filled with history, wisdom, common sense and loss galore. i wish i had lived across the street from charlie and i make it to 109. so, david von drehle is formerly an editor-at-large and now the deputy opinion editor at the "washington post." he is going to be insa conversation with tonight tyler nottberg is the chairman and chief optimist at u.s. engineering that is a part of the kansas city visit community and he's done that. he's also a friend of david's and a friend of rainy day books. please help me welcome david and tyler. [applause] [applause] >> is wonderful to be here and good to see

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charlie. it is easy for you to i charlie. it is easy for you to lecture somebody - charlie. t chloe _ helped to introduce the system that chloe says that it's putting off people — chloe says that it's putting off people from the working class about studying _ people from the working class about studying is to listen to her and not to lecture — studying is to listen to her and not to lecture her. let studying is to listen to her and not to lecture her.— to lecture her. let me come back because of— to lecture her. let me come back because of course _ to lecture her. let me come back because of course i _ to lecture her. let me come back because of course i understand i to lecture her. let me come back. because of course i understand the point that is being made. let me reply to that. as a result of what we did we got mid—off the old controls on the number of students going to university. —— re—got rid of the old controls. there has been a big increase in the number of low income students going, it is great social progress. in the year i brought in those changes i wanted to... t

they don't get old, everyone is waiting for you charlie charlie is a funny person. looking at the crane again in huge ones. rli, the great will not say, even the words you said everything. of course, i wish you health and inspiration for many, many more amazing magical creative years. thanks a lot. my poetic passage sounds on the stage again ah and verniss shah vernissage and hearing. let our sorcerer and vorobyov delight. have you ever accidentally met the new two of you? you weren't so beautiful with me vernissa, but the gaze is still more beautiful, but you two. you are not with me, as they come to you with salvation. you are here whom i have been waiting for a new one for a long time. you are not with me, and i catch you on that, that i almost already love you, but you are alone. you are not with me from vernissage from vera what kind of portrait? what a day is not a summer evil evening, but i turn away venice in the spring. sasha bread of the forest, what kind of portrait are you, someone in the blood? and i look, i look at you confusion. you are mine and sadne

charlie? charlie. 11 out of. somebody put it out. charlie 11. adam shots fired. one down, one down, one down. i can't believe it. in fairfax, one down. i don't even get back, get back, get back up! back up. get a team. set up. get a team. set up. we are now going to play the synchronized video footage with enhancements to show mr. bluford pointing the handgun at uniformed officers. dead on the ground. put your hands up and get on the ground. csi photos. we are now going to share photographic evidence taken by the san francisco police department and forensic services division. this photo shows the department issued rifle used by the officer in the incident at. this photo shows the department issued handgun used by the officer in the incident. this photo shows the handgun possessed by mr. bluford during this incident. this concludes my presentation. i will now introduce the commanding officer of bayview police station, captain david marin. all right. thank you, commander . good afternoon. my name is captain david marin. i'm the commanding officer of bayview police s

charlie wick to head up the u.s.. yeah. tell us about charlie. charlie's colorful character here. really colorful character. so charlie wick is a big band leader. winston churchill's literary agent, well-known figure in hollywood, la, the government bureaucrat, very good friends with ronald reagan. their family spent christmases together. reagan's oldest son lived with him for a year when when he went to the governor's mansion, really colorful character, i'd say the career bureaucrats in your cia weren't necessarily a fan of charlie wick early on that started to change when he doubled their budgets. that started to change when u.s. actually had some sway in the administration. because here's the thing. when the president's best friend says you guys should start cooperating with the agency he leads, generally, people listen. and so u.s.a. started getting more cooperation from state department, from the national security council, from the department of defense, and with this cooperation, you start to see a transformation of public diplomacy to a much more effective force. i think it was a tangible example of t

charlie charlie no no no for the title of the city. no, a kettle. no, pans, not my movie. this is closer, so opa is not my fish movie. he returned no water and silent movies. uh maybe like fish here? no, not there. yeah, exactly black and white is important or what is not important for me to be. yes, who, maybe not mine and with water, bound in his mouth. kera yourself why is now understood? yes, not mine. yes, a dog back ms-16 is not just a dog, but a menagerie, yes, my god, what, well, it just flooded in the ocean and those who served the module kept the remnants of something. show the answer on the screen. i'll tell you everything later, 16 international station 16 its correct name is ms-16. and the nickname is gerasik. the fact is that this spacecraft was supposed to to bring from orbit to flood the module of the space station pierce, who worked out the time allotted to him, so that he had to be taken away and drowned, so he was jokingly nicknamed gerasim by the way, where he was supposed to drown him. this is a question from a few weeks ago. i always just wanted to say correctly gerasim also went there to drown his mother at this particular point , you must admit there were hints this time. it's just not a question. show the first clue related to water. you are absolutely right. yes, unwound. well, gerasim did everything already gone. yes, and this one was photographed, and the second clue. yes, the great mute charlie chaplin is not my gerasim, we hinted at this here and the third clue. that's who it is. it's a peasant, a peasant. uh, gerasim was a serf. if you remember well, my friends. well, what, as evgeny bequeathed to us in relation to it, or did it happen? show the bank 100 thousand rubles 100 thousand rubles is a beautiful amount and this amount is 100,000 rubles. we will play with you in the final of our today's program. we'll find out very soon. will they get they are one of our viewers or will move on to the next program. it's five for one don't switch ahead of the final. when the legs are tired, sore, swollen, we take aescusan aescusan drops for five symptoms, varicose veins, effectiveness, comparability with compression stockings, the best price of my work of my life. give your life today at 21:00 on the channel, russia discomfort and stir up poisoning and turn everything seething and diarrhea need filtrum verse, rather a revenge filter, a sorbent in a convenient form of tablets helps t

we went out to dinner together and i charlie charlie asked about my story and a moment together and we talked for some time. and charliesaid i'd love to do something like book about this. i said great. we'll get in touch. we went our separate two months. i broke up with the lady about two months after i broke up with the lady i called her and said, oh, charlie never called me. do you know if he's still interested in doing the book? she said, oh, no, he wants nothing to do with it. i hell hath no fury. sorry, i have a ton of questions, but i wanted to ask you how you first come up with this solution with monroe muffler for oxygen. i don't understand. i'm not a car person. monroe well, muffler shops used, oxy is settled and torches which use are settled in and combine it with oxygen to make a very hot flame they can use to cut old mufflers off. and we knew that. and we knew they were using cylinder rocks, which is very expensive and. i was able to convince them that with an oxygen generator they'd never have to buy cylinders again. so in effect, our whole business was replacing an product or, a supply product with a capi

charlie lambdin. now charlie , this is lambdin. now charlies is our first meeting and i would like to say that that leather jacket is doing things to me that i'd rather it didn't. >> think that's my partner >> i think that's my partner bought it for me. thank you very much. i'd be very happy. >> one it's bringing out the side of me, which is a little bit way, if you what bit that way, if you know what i mean. right. first story. do you remember the good old where remember the good old days where you shopping not you could go shopping and not be bombarded complete and bombarded with complete and utter shine , maybe picking utter bull shine, maybe picking up a tin of paint from your local diy store or a coffee on the way to work ? well, not the way to work? well, not anymore. is brand costa anymore. here is brand costa coffee promote cutting mutilation . so charlie should mutilation. so charlie should costa be glorifying top surgery as they call it? >> well , as they call it? >> well, given that we're as they call it? >> well , given that we're

charlie lambdin. now charlie , this is lambdin. now charlies is our first meeting and i would like to say that that leather jacket is doing things to me that i'd rather it didn't. >> think that's my partner >> i think that's my partner bought it for me. thank you very much. i'd be very happy. >> one it's bringing out the side of me, which is a little bit way, if you what bit that way, if you know what i mean. right. first story. do you remember the good old where remember the good old days where you shopping not you could go shopping and not be bombarded complete and bombarded with complete and utter shine , maybe picking utter bull shine, maybe picking up a tin of paint from your local diy store or a coffee on the way to work ? well, not the way to work? well, not anymore. is brand costa anymore. here is brand costa coffee promote cutting mutilation . so charlie should mutilation. so charlie should costa be glorifying top surgery as they call it? >> well , as they call it? >> well, given that we're as they call it? >> well , given that we're

charlie peters. charlie baken reporter charlie peters. charlie baker. who are they? l b corp, as you've said, that 2006 us firm, which is assessing firms according to their environmental, social and governance profiles, how does the business do in that kind of progressive field of operations? >> now they certify companies who, in their own words , make who, in their own words, make a legal commitment not to only their shareholders, but also what they describe as stakeholders. and in order to make that assessment, they have a standards advisory council which companies which assesses companies according how they meet that according to how they meet that practise. but who's on it? some very interesting. very very interesting. some very interesting people indeed. one of the advisers has a job title. the managing director of corporate racial equity at the company she works for. she's wrote a piece recently about how companies meaningfully companies that meaningfully prioritise racial and economic eqtu prioritise racial and economic equity will retain top talent and have a

charlie peters. charlie baken reporter charlie peters. charlie baker. who are they? l b corp, as you've said, that 2006 us firm, which is assessing firms according to their environmental, social and governance profiles, how does the business do in that kind of progressive field of operations? >> now they certify companies who, in their own words , make who, in their own words, make a legal commitment not to only their shareholders, but also what they describe as stakeholders. and in order to make that assessment, they have a standards advisory council which companies which assesses companies according how they meet that according to how they meet that practise. but who's on it? some very interesting. very very interesting. some very interesting people indeed. one of the advisers has a job title. the managing director of corporate racial equity at the company she works for. she's wrote a piece recently about how companies meaningfully companies that meaningfully prioritise racial and economic eqtu prioritise racial and economic equity will retain top talent and have a

charlie" by david von drehle. [applause] yes. "the book of charlie" is a very special book about a special man and was written by a potential man. a special man. and i know and i can tell you why david von drehle was drawn to charliebecause he is a younger charlie white, and i hope he lives to be 109. [applause] i founded -- books 48 years ago, and over that time i have found a few books that represent what i call high water marks and our love of reading, and "the book of charlie" is such a book. it is a book for everyone, and i hope h that everyone reads it. i agree tom hanks, who gave this wonderful quote, i gotta recommend this book filled with history, wisdom, common sense and laughs galore. i wish i had lived across the street from charlie and i make it to 109. if. [laughter] so, david von drehle is formerly an editor at large for "time" magazine, and now the deputy opinions editor at "the washington post." now, he's going to be in conversation with tonight tyler nutberg who is chairman and chief optimist of u.s. engineering that is a part of the kansas city business and civic community and has done that for 130 years. so he's also a friend of david can's and a end friend if of rainy day books. so please help

charlie bentley aster. hi, charlie bentley aster. hi, charlie . thank you forjoining charlie. this evening. charlie. thank you for joining us this evening . so what did you us this evening. so what did you think when you originally watched that clip of ziegler ? watched that clip of ziegler? why why do you think that some people think that snow white needs be a boss girl, go needs to be a boss girl, go getter? >> i mean, all the female heroes need to be now, isn't it? it's that's that's the threshold of female heroism. is that that you go out and be the ceo and i don't that's very restrictive is 1—1 domain of life and i don't i don't think it's a good message for young girls you know that obviously there was this push toward boards. the ceo boss girl because some women don't feel like they want to be mothers . like they want to be mothers. but actually 95% of women statistically do. and you're excluding all of those women who would like to incorporate motherhood and a husband into their their worldview and their story . story. >> do you think some women , >> do you think some w

charlie. charlie. on here. >> tiebreaker. how many drinks per week does biden's alcohol czardoes want to cap americans at? does it matter? over under matte whoever's closr does to. >> oh, come on. i was just say i was. >> all right, we're going to do the next tiebreaker. >> oh, boy. how many pounds? just jesse junior way.ds he's about two years old then, so that would make him £26 if he has your height. >> okay, i will go because fee. >> i feel up for playing. price is right. rules if you're over. oh, now, do £22. ch charlietried. he's 30. 30. okay. coul possiblyitng wearthing weby could to give you a fair shot, but i appreciate it. >>>> it first ti like it was tho time. it was my first time. l she sent us a double overtime. i wanted. >> i wanted you to look good.. thank you. you're welcome. she's got a primetime special. >> that's right. 10:00 sunday night. charlie and out kick people. >> and nice. nice game. good luck with that. thank you so much. better >> better luck next time. better luck next time. rematch. >> golf update.quit i haven't quit, yet. >> new swing. keep the left ar lefm straight. >> loosen the hands. th on the ball and swingch m nice and easy. >> gosore fuh, so much more func you're good. let's do some voice. >> it's friday. darlene from ohio. because you're the hottest man alive. i want to know whyk the hecktting trump is getting indicted for everything. and biden's just sittingth beace at the beach. >> love you, hot man. >> it's unknown. caller fro unkm long beach, california. >> i wi

charlie lives. >> charlie: comparing fentanyl to moonshine, and moonshine is healthy. it's really good. >> greg: i apologize. i had no idea. >> charlie not dangerous. he doesn't come from china. it's really delicious. >> dana: what the judge was saying about covid in 2022. what else happened in question was the border is wide open. the fentanyl is coming across a know you have the one pill can kill situation. in california, 20% of the deaths were ages 18 to 25. florida, pennsylvania, ohio, georgia, it's all the same, all of the statistics. victor davis hanson, he did an interview. i haven't watch the interview. i was reading about it. he was talking about the fall of the byzantine and roman empires and what happened. i was just thinking about how you just went to italy. a lot of people we know have gone to europe. one of the reasons that you go, not just the food but to experience the most beautiful monuments and architecture and tremendous civilization progress that was made over those years. what are we doing? we are tearing down our own historic art. they don't deserve to be up there? but do you destroy them and you put them in a

. >> brian: like in charlie's angels, charlie never meets them. >> ainsley: 13 million of y'all watchedebate, awesome. thank you for watching fox. we were all tuned in. who best performed in "washington post" said desantis did best with 29%, ramaswamy 26%, nikki haley, 15%, pence 7, chris christie 4% and burgum and hutchinson 1%. >> brian: i think doug burgum will get a look because of his achilles. he ripped it. >> steve: won't have to have people earn $20 gift card for support. >> ainsley: his answer about solar and wind. >> steve: who and they polled 700 primary voters, who did you support before and after? top three, keep in mind, they said who would you consider voting for now. desantis is ahead of trump now as you can see by six points. desantis in firsts, trump number two, haley only about 30% and that shot up 17 points and ramaswamy, people had high hopes for him issue his number predebate 40% and now tricks %. haley and ramaswamy had a good debate. donald trump lost 5 points, maybe because he didn't show up. >> brian: what happened to francis suarez and will hurr? do you stick

charlie, we tried. he's 30. charlie, everything we possibly could to give you a fair shot. >> i appreciate it. >> it was her first time. >> my first time. >> she took us to double overtime. >> i wanted you to look good. >> thank you, charlyheck charly and outkick people. >> better luck next time. >> rematch. jesse: golf update, i haven't quit, yet. new swing. keep the left arm straight, loosen the hands, get down on the ball, and swing nice and easy. guys, that's so much more fun when you're good. let's do some voice mails, it's friday. darlene from ohio. >> you're the hottest man alive. i want to know why the heck trump's getting indicted for everything and biden is just sitting there at the beach. love you hot man. jesse: unknow caller from long beach, california. >> i will tell you that trump's picture is fabulous. what a macho. i love it. jesse: macho, macho man. this is unknown. mike, munsville, new york. >> if i was one of the antelope, i'd want to head there too and it's a lot safer there than north of the border. jesse: if i were an antelope. cheryl from hurricane, utah. >> hey, jesse, why are you promoting or having people experiment with psychedelic mushrooms? jesse: i didn't promote it. i never promoted it. i

charlie, this is going, charlie has to q a for at least 90 days. why do we use going chalet? because it's much more flavorful than punch it to well bacon odium bag smokes bacon ruling company. all right, i have one out of it get for me gather. then he cuts the gwen charlie into large cubes. now come the eggs. he only uses the yoke and beat them into a smooth liquid. benny as pepper and salt, tasted one chatty, briefly in a pan, out of the other. if i use an eye and skill it, because the ion distributes the heat more evenly. so the goal in charlotte state is christie outside, and so been signed to a genuine. alessandro does not add any oil or grease to the pan to salty that one shot to other people. so we'll go on my list, defend mailed to way, and then from the attendance on greece, soon, event numbers out in my do that. so the fat will made later in the process. one smell burns over the $200.00. no, no, the the boom shadow. now it's time to cook the spaghetti. 100 grams proportion boiled for 10 minutes. to feed. absolutely has to be week past. uh no egg noodles smoke on a going egg that doesn't work. once the pasta is identity other santos, there's pepper into the gland. china grease with a little noodle water. only now are the spaghetti noodles added

charlie, how aware where you have all the — insane. charlie, how aware where you have all the other _ insane. charlieinsane. charlie, how aware where you have all the other success going - insane. charlie, how aware where you have all the other success going on i have all the other success going on with team gb while you are doing your own thing in the shadows of ben nevis? taste your own thing in the shadows of ben nevis? ~ , ., ., , nevis? we were up in the mountains in the rain. — nevis? we were up in the mountains in the rain. but _ nevis? we were up in the mountains in the rain, but yeah, _ nevis? we were up in the mountains in the rain, but yeah, i— nevis? we were up in the mountains in the rain, but yeah, i would - in the rain, but yeah, i would always— in the rain, but yeah, i would always see _ in the rain, but yeah, i would always see on instagram how well the -uys always see on instagram how well the guys were _ always see on instagram how well the guys were doing. big props to those guys _ guys were doing. big props to those cu s. , guys were doing. big props to those .u s, , . , guys. th

charlie rowley incident. well, charlie rowley joins us in the studio now. good to see you, charlie . hat mark white was just saying there. this significant incident in the channel significant incident in the channel, several migrants have been well i think this been rescued. well i think this just highlights how perilous the journey is. >> anybody is going to make >> anybody that is going to make that crossing or attempt that crossing it is a dangerous route into the uk. it's not something that do lightly and it that people do lightly and it follows the incident that we had just last week in italy where an appearance lost their lives because of the crossings that are taking place, not just across calais and to dover but across calais and to dover but across europe. it is a european crisis that we're seeing . but as crisis that we're seeing. but as i say, it highlights the perilous journey that people do take, which is all the more reason why we have to do more to stop it. >> and i cannot repeat enough. if you go to dover, if you see these craft, i mean, they are lashed together from p

charlie- yes. _ thinking now? yes. good morning, charlie. yes, definitely. _ thinking now? yes. good morning, charlie. you do, what is the setup when you bank your voice? it is the setup when you bank your voice? , , ., ., ., ., voice? it is straightforward. you lot in, voice? it is straightforward. you log in. read _ voice? it is straightforward. you log in, read one _ voice? it is straightforward. you log in, read one page _ voice? it is straightforward. you log in, read one page at - voice? it is straightforward. you log in, read one page at a - voice? it is straightforward. you log in, read one page at a time. j log in, read one page at a time. listen back to it. go on to the next page. it is about 20—25 minutes, i think it took. it was relaxed. done with family around. at the end, we have an electronic book that contains our voice. it have an electronic book that contains our voice.— have an electronic book that contains our voice. it is one of the most personal— contains our voice. it is one of the most personal things. _ contains our voice. it is one of the most personal things. you - contains

charlie haas, president of san miguel valley corp. the county planner at the time was charlie knox. and i am absolutely certain that whoever sent the fax said, "here, send this to charlie." and the secretary or whoever just push the button, the charlie. - and it got to the wrong charlie. (laughs) - and this fax said that the company was gonna buy the newspaper. - it talks about taking over the local newspaper and false news, creating false news, which has been in existence forever. - they were gonna change the composition of the town. they were gonna make it so their development would sail through and be able to develop this entire property. - at the time, it was such an absurd and radical proposal. the first reaction is, this is really a joke, april fool's day, it's really a joke. and i think it really was the underpinning for other proposals that came later. - the san miguel valley corporation came up with several plans and presented them to the county planning commission, one of which we all referred to as marina del blue. he had three lakes out on the valley floor, probably a couple hundred condos surrounding it, it literally looked like marina del rey. - telluride

charlie. charlie, the obvious question is what it says about the state of the gop that this guy is being lauded as a hero but i also think there is a question about the long tail of the conservative movement. i want to read you more from the "washington post," quote, in a conference room near the capitol young conservatives gathered in april to learn how to run for office. how to win and wield government power. jeffrey clark who accused the biden administration of abusing its power really fired up our attendees and inspired them to get more active in the political process, recalled the head of one conservative group. i mean, charlieg a conservative movement, a republican party that is post-trump, but i wonder when you read something like this if you see this kind of insurrectionist tendency holding. >> this is a really good question. i mean, one thing to talk about jeffrey clark who is a mediocre lawyer and obviously a crank and we're going to see that and he's likely to be charged, he may be disbarred, about your point about the long tail is something i think we need to take seriously. you have an entire generation of young conservatives who are coming of age during this, looking around they're saying what are the incentives? how do you become a celebrity? how do you get on television? how do you get lots of -- on youtube. these folks are going to be around for a very long time, the next 20 or 30 years and i think we're going to be paying a very serious price for all of that because these things do not just go away, they don't heal themselves even if donald trump disappears from the scene in the next couple of y

charlie.— with here, charlie. tell us a bit more about — with here, charlie. tell us a bit more about some _ with here, charlie. eah, logistics is a huge part of this. so i logistics is a huge part of this. 50 charlie, the reason we are doing this live shot here at this school is earlier we were at another evacuation centre about two miles from here at a church, and we were not able to transmit our signal which uses cellphone towers. and so while we're here to do ourjob, you have all of the folks who live here, who are not able to communicate with theirfamily members or who are not able to communicate with their family members or people who are tourists here who weren't able to communicate back home from wherever they are. on our flight when we were flying from california here, there was an urban search and rescue team and they arrived here before their equipment arrived here. and their main task, charlie, is to set up lines of communication. jefi set up lines of communication. jeff nau en set up lines of communication. jeff nguyen reporting from maui for us this morning, thank you very much. tee dang was on holi