and cory was there, and that's when she told us that cory was it >> she went to high school wit him.rprised >> not really. they seemed a great fi together and she was very, very muc smitten. man i'm going to >> it wasnr cory was telling her mothe marty that she had found the one. >> she comes home and we are sitting there. and she says, i met the man i' going to marry whoa >> back up >> and she kept her promise. in 1991, just after college, cory and curtis married. he studied law, she's worked a small job to support them both after graduation, they decided to buy a home in quincy. >> they wanted to be in th neighborhood, and they wante to be caused by. it just made it all the better so we found the house, and the moved back >> virtually over the fence? >> two houses up in one over >> curtis's ambitions drove th young couple he became a prosecutor in th state attorney's office an dabbled in school boar politics winning a seat, and starting a president. he also took a business la class at quincy university in between the professiona milestones, they started the family first, a girl, li

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it is good to see you. >> roy: senator cory booker, everybody. we go, please consider donating to the nonprofit i see me, an organization dismantling the school to prison pipeline by increasing literacy rates in children of color. if you can, please donate at the link below. here it is. your "moment of zen." >> jurisdiction to go after the campaign election charge, so it is virtually impossible for him to prove that felony. >> so this is such a tough case for him to make, why is he bringing it? >> i think there is no question about it, that he wants to humiliate president fraud -- president trump. my parents live in florida now. they moved there last year. they didn't want to move to florida, but they're in their 60s, and that's the law. you know how it works. they got the leisure police. they pull up in front of the old people's house with the golf cart, jump out, "let's go, pop! "white belt, white pants, white shoes! "get in the back! drop the snow shovel! right there! drop it!" i am not much for the family gathering. you ever sit there, and th

i'm cori coffin. >> i'm phillip mena. we begin this morning with what some would say is the calm after the storm after the severe weather with threat subsides over the mid atlantic. it left over 3 million under flood alerts in the southeast as heavy rain is expected from east texas to alabama rainfall rates in mississippi could reach up to two inches per hour with four to five inches total expected this comes after deadly storms and tornados tore throughout midwest earlier this week. >>> a senior member of the supreme court is receiving renewed scrutiny following a major report on the years of expensive gifts that he received from a major republican donor. for more on all this we go to brie jackson in washington good morning to you. outline for us what as's in thee reporting. >> reporter: there is new attention being brought to the conduct supreme court justice clarence thomas, on thursd, a report from pro publica revealed that for over two decades, justice thomas has been the recipient of lavish trips and vacations funde

recovery is really tough. >> that beeping sound, cory, is her back-pedalling. you can't go back to that. >> randi weingarten is trying to back up history. she lobbied the cdc to make it more difficult to open up schools. the cdc weren't following the science, they were following the political science. you had ran randi weingarten following the privileged strikes. the teachers unions held children's educations hostage to secure billion-dollar random payments from taxpayers. they received $90 billion for so-called covid relief in 2019 and 2020. it's horrendous. >> we hear that randi weingarten got herself a high-class attorney. we find no problem addressing those by engaging the kind of scapegoating that appeared to be the basis for this subcommittee's investigation. as had indicated, please in your talking points, cory, she could use that attorney. >> that's right, this has hurt millions of families and children the past couple years. they even delivered a tweet in 2021 that said the push to reopen schools is rooted in racism, sexism and mysogeny. you even had c

. >> i'm cori coffin we begin with the abortion controversy roiling in the u.s. right now. governor desantis just signed a six-week abortion bill into law. let's go to washington, d.c. and hear from brie jackson what's the latest on the abortion pill? there's many, many twists and turns here. >> reporter: the case is headed to the highest court in the land the attorney general will challenge a ruling issued early thursday morning on the market but with keye market but with key restrictions. pregnant people would now have to visit visit an int doctor's person instead o mail. the drug would only be approved through seven weeks of pregnancy. that's down from ten weeks it's important to note that around 20% of women discover that they are pregnant after those seven weeks, according to a study by researchers at uc san francisco. today is the supreme court's last chance to intervene before the mifepristone restrictions go into effect. while the high court is set to release opinions later this morning, we don't know if one will be issued on mifepristone this all began last friday

"early today" starts right now good morning, i'm phillip mena >> i'm cori coffin we begin with the ongoing crisis over abortion rights in america. 69 republican lawmakers have asked the conservative fifth circuit court of appeals to let an abortion pill ban move forward. it is a response to an appeal field monday against the ruling by the radical texas judge that could ban mifepristone nationwide do we know when the appeals court will rule on this? >> reporter: good morning, cocori, the timeline is uncertain. if the court does not intervene by midnight friday central time it could be banned the biden administration will almost certainly appeal. if the court now upholds the texas ruling, it would take off the market a drug that has been approved for 23 years and used more than 5 million times in the u.s. data suggests that mifepristone is safer than tylenol, viagra, even penicillin. more than 600 drug manufacturers have signed the open letter. a scathing condemnation from pharma to judicial activism. states have wibeen stockpiling years' worth of mifepristone they say they are making prepar

cory, thank you. by the way reached out to the school for comment and they issued a press release. there's been a lot of noise out there today. don't be to gullible. in the last bite we will explain. (music throughout) get the royal treatment. join the millions playing royal match today. download now. hi, i'm tony hawk, and like many of you, i take a statin to reduce cholesterol, but statins can also deplete coq10 levels. that's why my doctor recommended qunol coq10. qunol has the number one cardiologist recommended form of coq10. qunol. the brand i trust. >> we finally know the winner of the third european seagull screeching championship in belgium, but first, the losers. [people squawking] [seagull noises explains thataway nothing compared to the big winner. [seagull noises] [cheers and applause] shine was really good. thank god he didn't start picking at something on the beach. [applause] >> greg: that is true. oh, my god. what a crazy, crazy, weird monday, everyone. huh? well, inflation is soaring

up because we don't want to squeeze all those new buyers out of the market. >> he yeah absolutely corythanks the surprising resilience remains a theme. >> i have tollell you the numbeo conversations of people that will not give up their 3 handle mortgage and even if they want to move, they're not moving because they don't want to give up mortgage. >> we've seen analysts say the biggest catalyst for the market to normalize for interest rates to drop again. >> back to where they were. >> exactly. >> further ahead, convenience or conservation meal delivery kits took off during the virus pandemic, but it's producing a lot of plastic waste. one start-up trying to fix that problem. >>> plus, a big biotech buy. merck paying nearly $11 billion for pro methist biosciences. that story cominupg you can't buy great conversations, or excuses to unplug. you can't buy possibilities, and you can't buy moments that matter. but you can invest in them. at t. rowe price we believe your investments should work harder for the future you imagine. and that's where our strategic investing approach can help. t.

house foreign affairs committee member and congressman cory mills joins us.n the chatter we are hearing, some are saying this could have been an american, especially when you look at how it appears to have been altered. do you think this could have been an american leak? >> we need to wait until information comes forward, but it could. where i go in and look at top secret or scrashingci documents, the documents are counted and we are checked to make sure we do not have electronic devices. how does this happen in the dod? this is not first time there has been leaks or intentional releases that were illegal. we have multiple conservatives running in congressional races that had information released to democrat opposition. why does the dod continue to have leaks and breaches in security platforms that could endanger the lives of those in the intelligence community and those abroad. >> ashley: it makes you wonder if we will know who is behind the leak. and the u.s. is challenging china as china carry out simulated strikes around taiwan for the third straight day.

. >> good morning, this is nurse cory. >> reporter: cory ross is able to communicate with patients inthe hospital's new virtually intergrated care program, available 24/7 to patients. >> i think it allows for patients who enter care to take the forefront. because now all of the sudden it allows for patients and families at any point in time raise a hand, ask a question, reach out, get more information about, you know, tests that they're going to have or procedures that they might go through, or medications that they might receive. >> reporter: though he is remote, ross collaborates with in-person staff. he can also take on more patients than a typical bedside caregiver, any from 10 to 15 a day. hospital staff describe virtual nursing as a game change were the ability to address shortages in health care. >> there is a shortage there is a shortage everywhere with nurses. so having this extra set of eyes and ears is being able to have our bedside team take on a little bit more patient load >> reporter: even as technology improves, the hospital says commitment to patient privacy remains t

"early today" starts right now >> good morning to you i'm cori coffin. >> and i'm phillip mena. the pentagon is searching for whoever leaked classified documents that were posted online nbc news got ahold of more than 50 of the documents, many of them labeled top secret, the highest level of classification. several pertain to ukraine's military capabilities, one describing how certain u.s. supply bomb guidance systems have been malfunctioning on the battlefield. we have, however, not been able to independently confirm the intelligence our allie raffa breaks down what's likely the biggest leak of government secrets since the snowden leak ten years ago >> reporter: new concerns over how secure the country's defense secrets really are >> obviously leaks, if that's what this, or a hack that succeeds is extremely dangerous. >> reporter: after a suspected leak of classified u.s. documents about ukraine's war effort and military strength were possibly leaked photos of the allegedly top secret documents posted recently on social media. the leak first reported by "the new york times" exc

then we've got cory here, and this one is sunny.the difference of, because he is the lightest colour and he is the smaller. cory is the biggest. they are so sweet. everyone loves them. that is one thing that all ages have in common. they come away loving the capybaras. you're live with bbc news. time for a look at the business news now with ben thompson. looking again at those imf predictions. yes, interesting set of figures, thank you very much. the international monetary fund has warned that the global economy has reached another "highly uncertain moment", which is slowing down the global economic recovery. let's take a look at some of the numbers published in their latest world economic outlook. the imf expect the global economy to grow a paltry 3% over the next five years, growing atjust 2.8% this year. the uk is on track to be the worst—performing advanced economy for 2023. uk gdp is predicted to shrink by 0.3% this year, that's worse than other g7 countries, before growing by 1% in 202a. the us, in contrast, is forecast to gro

. >> and i'm cori coffin the fallout is growing following a federal judge's decision to suspend approval for a widely-used abortion medication, a ruling that could send this latest battle in the fight for reproductive rights back to the supreme court. for more on all of this we go to nbc's brie jackson in washington starting us off. brie, how are lawmakers react to go this ruling >> reporter: good morning, well, the sale this have widely-used drug is in dispute after this major ruling in texas. on friday afternoon trump-appointed u.s. district judge matthew kazmeric suspended the fda's two decade old approval of mifepristone the lawsuit that challenged the approval of the drug was brought back in november by a group of anti-abortion medical organizations and doctors. this decision marked the first major development for the issue of reproductive rights since the supreme court's decision in the dobbs case last june which eliminated the constitutional right to abortion. it is also considered an unprecedented move for a court to overturn the fda approval of a drug in his decision on friday t

they were remarkably favorable towards senator cory booker of new jersey.of the vice president, some video of the governor of california, we talked about gretchen whitmer, the governor of michigan, pete buttigieg. the candidate that they like the best is cory booker, because they like his appeal to something bigger, to something better. they like his focus on the future and what america could be. what they would like is to have joe biden's record, with cory booker's asian inspirational conversation. >> well, unless they plan to go into a laboratory, i'm not sure how they're gonna get that. but frank, tell us about this focus group. who are they? are they die hard democrats? >> these are biden voters from 2020, most of them voted for biden in 2016. they call themselves core democrats, moderate, progressive, and everything in between. and their nationwide, which is the value of zoom, what we're doing right here right now, that you and i can talk to each other even though where 200 miles apart. we had the entire country represented, from new york to california

cory doctorow is a best selling science fiction writer and activist. he is special advisor to the electronic frontier, with whom he's worked for 20 years. he is also a visiting professor of computer science, the open university and a library science at the university of north carolina. he is also an mit media lab researcher. brilliant. he co-founded the co-founding uk open rights group and co-owns the website boing boing. he is the author than 20 books, including novels for young adults, graphic novels for middle grade readers, picture books and nonfiction, books on technology politics. you can follow him twitter at doctorow. and before i think of any more time, please wall or a doctor, if you care. hey, thank you for coming. thank you for that wonderful introduction. i'm a recovering bookseller. remind you all of how lucky you are to live in a city with an amazing independent bookstore and helping everyone in every city gets. thank you for coming on to this and helping it out. someone who rarely allows to focus. i also feel like an honorary south flor

cory brooks as a pastor and joins us now. great to have you on board.ction to progressive johnson replacing very progressive lori lightfoot. i don't know what changes? >> we are hoping to see some change in chicago. chicago isn't have spot especially after we experienced all the stuff we experienced under the last administration. it's very important going forward that we don't end up like san francisco or portland, oregon so we need all hands on deck and hope we can make some changes but it will be very difficult especially since a lot of people are worried about progressive policies. ashley: do police get more support? does morale improve under brandon johnson? >> what we are seeing is we have low morale the fact that johnson won the mayoral race probably does not add to it especially since the police fop were heavily in favor of ballast. there will be a lot of mending of the bridge, remains to be seen but a tough job to convince the police department that he is in support of them. ashley: no doubt. i want to change gears to the story, protesters of th

then cory�*s the biggest. they are so sweet! everyone loves them. following reports in a sunday newspaper, of claims by the snp's treasurer that there are "difficulties" balancing the books. the snp told the bbc selective quotes had been taken out of context, and the party says the finances are in balance. hundreds of amazon workers in coventry have begun a three—day strike in a dispute over pay. 600 members of the gmb union walked out and are calling for a pay rise from £10.50 to £15 an hour. amazon does not recognise the union, and said only a tiny proportion of its workforce was involved in the dispute. more strike action is due to take place later this week. the british horseracing authority says it "robustly condemns" what it calls the "reckless" protests at yesterday's grand national. 118 people were arrested, after animal rights activists delayed the start of the race. in a statement, the bha also said it would analyse all the races in the three—day aintree festival to try to understand, why three horses died. nurses in england could continue

am me, chemical has shown was a 74 year old former bureaucrats, someone who is so consider to leg cory's mob, but has a reputation of integrity. and according to recent polls, it's going to be a tough contest. some polls the even see mr. kalak, kill it all ahead of mr. add one. now the opposition block. he stands for the so called nation alliance, woes $2.00 and $1.00 men rule and turkey and restore turkish democracy. they have, as i mentioned, a very diverse interest, but they are united by one common goal, and this is to oust add one. but then again, this is turkey and a lot can happen in the coming weeks leading up to this historic election. if no candidate gets at least 50 percent of the vote in the 1st round, there is going to be as 2nd round, a row not run off between the 2. a top candidates at the end of may and will be keeping an eye in at dw zullie a hand in his double. thank you. here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you this, our french president, the minute of my call has laid out his vision for the future of europe, while on an official to day visit to the n

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we're not going to show you video from officer cory galloway who was saw was walking in front of wilt and the moment that the 2 walked towards the bank and the gunman, a warning some viewers may find video disturbing. >> the shooter has an angle on that officer. we need to get out there. don't know where he's at the last block he's straight to these windows right towards the officer when bill the plate somehow get there and hold down from the >> they are i think >> police arrived as the shots are still being fired inside the old national bank. less than 5 minutes later, the suspect was dead. as we mentioned, that first officer whose body camera video we showed you is still in the hospital tonight. officer nicholas wilt shot in the head with an assault rifle. the day he was shot was just his 4th shift with the department since he graduated from the police academy officer cory galloway. the second body camera video we showed you was grazed by a bullet sought cover as you saw and eventually was able to take down the shooter. a memorial is growing today and tonight on the steps of that ba

representative cory mills, thank you so much for your time and service. >> thank you.e can. a conservative dad is taking on the woke company with his own beer. >> as conservatives, we're constantly getting hit in the face left and right by the woke mind virus. stop giving money to to woke corporations that hate our values. [background sounds] pete: pretty good looking swing. he'll join us next. plus, what goes better with beer than football? abby hornacek joins us live from memphis where the usfl returns today. abby, how you doing? [inaudible conversations] finish. >> reporter: all right, we are here with head coach mike nolan, we are coming up, we're going to interview him about his entitle going into season two of the usfl. stay tuned.ed ♪ r a dr. scholl's for that. dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles have patented gel waves that absorb shock to hard-working muscles and joints, for all-day energy. how white do you think your teeth really are? let's try the tissue test. ooof, still yellow. whitening toothpaste can only do so much. there's toothpaste white, and there's

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. >> mireya: for our representative cori bush, the situation in east palestine felt familiar. >> when, it brings me back to this issue in north st. louis. >> mireya: bush represents north st. louis, a community that has been dealing with waste since world war ii. here, it is radioactive contamination from the city's role in the secret government-run manhattan project that helped build nuclear weapons during world war ii. of particular way for some residence in missouri is coldwater creek. >> i have talked to people who are the family members and loved ones of people who are no longer living and they believed that it was directly related to the fact that coldwater creek runs through their backyard. these folks have been advocating for years. >> it is so big. >> mireya: documents. thousands and thousands. she meets regularly with karen and don, local moms and activists who are equally committed to raising awareness. >> i do think there is any safe level of the manhattan project radioactive waste. >> mireya: right right along the creek is saints and parked. which the army corps of engine

[applause] senior airmen cory weber. [applause] and master sgt. each of these individuals as distinguished themselves by deploying overseas missions, providing humanitarian relief and supporting critical operations within the united states. let me tell you they are among nebraska is a well-trained military soldiers and airmen. we salute your service to our state. we are all humbled and we thank you for safeguarding our liberty. thank you very much. we all believe in our kids. we all believe in what is doing right spray we all believe doing our best every day. we believe in treating each of the way we want to be treated. that is the nebraska way. we are nebraska. together we can. together this session we will impact nebraskans for generations. folks, we simply have to compete for nebraska. as your governor it is really simple. really simple. i want nebraska to win. i know you do as well. together we will win for nebraska. god bless you for all that you do and may god bless this incredible state of nebraska. thank you all for inviting me here. thank

one bullet grazing officer cory galloway, who scrambled to take cover and return fire.fter his rookie partner, nickolas wilt was shot in the head >> i think i got him down. i think he's down. >> reporter: authorities say the suspect, connor sturgeon was in an ambush position, shooting from behind the lobby's reflective grass until officer galloway fired the fatal shot. >> suspect down, get the officer. >> reporter: these new images show the shooter inside the bank, armed with an ar-15, investigators say he purchased legally less than a week earlier from a louisville gun store. officials say sturgeon waited for police, shooting at bystanders before striking officer wilt who remains in critical, but stable condition >> joining me from louisville right now is nbc news correspondent morgan chesky. i understand that we got a statement from the family of the shooter. what have they said? >> reporter: they released that statement overnight to nbc and in it they acknowledged they could have never con soceived tr 25-year-old son could be capable of this act of violence that took

a second officer, cory galloway, sustained a graze wound. he's the one who killed the shooter, according to authorities. the city has planned a vision for tomorrow evening. lindsey watts, abc news, louisville. ama: still ahead -- changes for twitter and the end of it as an independent company. what the new company is called and what elon musk hopes it dan: elizabeth holmes will have to report to prison this month while she appeals her fraud convictions. a federal judge yesterday rejected a request for her to remain free on bail and must report to prison on april 20. she's expected to make one more request for bail and is trying to overturn her conviction. eviction found her guilty last year of defrauding investors in her blood testing startup. she was sentenced to more than 11 years in prison. ama: twitter, while exists, the company is no more. recently filed court documents revealed a shell company created by elon musk means twitter is no longer its own independent company and that could soon be transforming into a superapp similar to china

then we've got cory here, and this one is sunny.baras. you're live with bbc news. the boss of one of britain largest business groups, the cbi, has been fired after an investigation into complaints about his conduct at work. tony danko will leave the group with immediate effect. he apologised in the wake of the allegations over his behaviour towards a female employee. we have just heard a statement from him saying he was shocked to learn this morning that he had been dismissed from the cbi. that is his reaction. the former boss, tony danker, has been dismissed from his role instead of being invited to put his position forward, he says. as we get any more reaction, we will bring that to you. thousands ofjunior doctors in england have started a four—day strike that threatens to bring the worst disruption in the history of the health service. it runs all the way through to saturday morning, and could mean more than a quarter of a million appointments and operations. the doctors' union is in a row with the government over pay forjunior d

house armed services committee member cory mills. he is here to say enough.o is former white house budget director mick mulvaney who says ha in light of all of this maybe the president's defense budget increase won't be nearly enough. bitcoin brainiac brock pierce, why so-called rogue investments don't look so rogue or unwise right now. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. glad to have you on a busy news day for the markets and the world. what they're planning an cooking up on capitol hill to deal with the latest chinese provocations. chad, it seems to be building. what do i make of it? >> reporter: military exercises by china are in response to a bipartisan congressional delegation visiting taiwan. the taiwanese president recently met in california with speaker kevin mccarthy. u.s. lawmakers say we should do everything possible to bolster taiwan against a possible invasion from china. would the u.s. public support the u.s. getting involved in shooting war? >> the defense argument with congress i could would be very much open to using defense forces to defend

also wounded with minor injuries officer officer cory galloway who investigators say killed the shooter >> i can't hear her voice anymore. i can't touch her. i can't tell her how much i love her. >> reporter: the details do nothing to numb her pain. her 45-year-old daughter, juliana farmeramong the dead, amid a successful career in banking. she was just recruited back to louisville and old national bank three weeks ago. how do you make sense of that? she just got back there. >> there is no sense to be had. i just feel like that man stole her from us. i don't understand his reasoning. i don't understand why she's gone >> and, maggie, officials, i know, are applauding the heroism displayed by police even after the shooter was down >> yeah, lester, that's right they tell us here yesterday ems agencies were actually short-staffed. so a louisville police lieutenant improvised jumping in the front seat of an ambulance and driving it to the hospital, allowing ems workers in the back to keep caring for a wounded patient. lester >> maggie vespa in louisville, thank you. >>> and there was yet ano

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they have a love for vampire fangs. zombies and all things. cory, this episode of arts and veiled, is dedicated to horror fans. feel the delicious prickle of fear. sit back and enjoy the mikado ride. they start on the northeast coast of england at a birthday party. for the most famous member of the living dead, bram stoker's novel dracula was published in may 1897. the book became a worldwide classic and founded a successful genre. vampire stories continue to be popular, but where does our fascination with their learning? blood drinkers? stem from irish writer, bram stoker, got inspiration for his classic story whilst holidaying in whitby on england's north east coast in the 18 ninety's. in his novel. this is where count dracula lands in the western world. and in our nightmares. today the town is a price of pilgrimage for horror fans. why the jonah will never die. reason number one obsessive fans. it's a very good story. amounts of its own knutson, you know, and the consequences of, of lovin deception. i suppose they, if they see that the fight, i have a good over evil to bus flew who

entry -- >> reporter: police body cam video shows the moments louisville officers nickolas wilt and cory galloway rushed in to confront the gunman at old national bank on monday. wilt had only been on the job for two weeks. he was shot in the head by the gunman and is now in critical condition. galloway was shot in the arm. cell phone video shows him taking cover before eventually shooting and killing the suspect. >> these officers unflinchingly answered the call to protect and their duty to serve. tragically lives were lost, but countless lives were saved. >> reporter: the suspect killed five of his co-workers in monday's attack. deana eckert, who died monday night, joshua barrick, thomas elliott, james tut, and 45-year-old juliana farmer. she had just moved to louisville aout three weeks ago to help raise her four grandkids. >> my mom was the sweetest person, lovingest person. a smile that lit up the room. >> reporter: a memorial is growing out the bank as people bring flowers and leave messages to honor the victims. >> it's something that hits a little closer to home because it's wher

at 8 41 officers nicholas wilt and cory c. j. galloway they're out of their car. they're going up the steps toward the lobby area of the bank, and that is when officer will is struck. officer will now down officer gallery was also shot. he falls down, then gets up and he goes down the stairs and he hides here behind this large planter in order to get his bearings, alerting other officers that he's unable to get a good view on the shooter at that time, and then take a look at this at 8 44 additional officers arrive on the scene. but from this bystander footage, you can really see how galloway's trying to get a good vantage point. before finally getting getting a shot, shooting and killing the suspect. they are going down. i think he's down. you're doing after off now. yeah, you can down the stairs. take him down the stairs. he's telling the other officers. to get out of there at 8 45. about five minutes after arriving on the scene officers, galloway walked officer galloway walks into the building and confirms that the suspect is down and the suspect is dead. that's

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do you think that so alongside it dabbles into extreme ism of the mar of the 2022 opponents like cory lake? dr. ross oh, so sign of i'll repeat the question when you back. okay, so here now we have better volume alonso so, do you think that alongside the extreme, the more extreme sides of the candidates like cory lake or dr. oz, and do you think that a lot of their the experience or lack of it was a primary contributor to how many of them spectacularly lost the elections. no now we see inexperienced people win all the time and we and being much more experienced people i do not think that that was it and i was completely nuts. yeah i think the proof is in the pudding. i this is know i've went to now the turning point usa up in phenix a couple of months ago i was spending a lot of time with you all in arizona you're the hotbed and cpac and they don't none of them want to just recognize reality which is boring regular republicans one like whether they were experienced or not i you know whether they're old or not whether they're past or not like mike dewine did, one, brian kemp one like t

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then immediately redeploy it to the east, imagine how the banisters will tear up when they say to cory that the entire division of galicia is moving towards the border with russia. let me remind you of two things, viktor wrote. the nuremberg tribunal did not find crimes against humanity in the actions of the combatants, and the supreme court of ukraine decided that the symbol of the division that we showed you is not nazi and not it is forbidden in ukraine, so, well, eternal memory is the kingdom of god to all divisional soldiers, who survived. i don't know yet whether there are or are still living combatants, and to you the rat's respect, thanks and long life. well, let's remind you that in our forces in the future to help the defense forces of ukraine er really defend against the russian aggressor and we are very grateful to our tv viewers and listeners for joining our meetings. cars for the 17th separate tank kryvyi rih brigade named after kostya pestushka for the second self-propelled artillery division cars will now be collected by us together with the public organization there is