reed and cutler are roommates. at some point i will be throwing in words by william plumber a senator from new hampshire. he came in a year later to fill a vacated seat. he shows up in december of 1802. again, all of these things are spin-offs of my book on thatcher. i was curious, once thatcher leaves congress what happened everwards? what happened to the federalist congressman from massachusetts, new hampshire, the other new england states primarily would were left behind to carry on the federalist fight. i call all of this talk experiencing defeat, it is a ripoff of christopher hill's famous book the experience of defeat which looks at how levellers, quakers, parliamentarians dealt with the restoration after the english civil car in the 18 60s. i wanted to see how they dealt with defeat. from that chronological episode, full, i tease otd four themes. they all cover -- kind of like micro history. he teased them out of their record of the first three or four days of 1802 during the first session of the seventh con

his is cutler writing a few days after the man mgt cheese. third sdwran ware, leland, the cheese monger, who was the conductor of this monument of human weakness and folly to the place of destination was introduced as the preacher to both houses of congress and a great number of gentleman, ladies from i know not where. the president made one of the audience, such a performance i have never heard before and i hope never shall again. horrible tone and extravagant gestures was never heard by any decent oddatory before. this is the guy that presented the cheese. so, whatever glamor the cheese may have added to jefferson's white house, soon began to lose its luster as the aroma continued, presumably. cutler writes again "after we left the levy room, as we were passing the great hall, i happened to think of the mammoth cheese and one of the -- excuse me. and i happen to think of the mammoth cheese and asked one of the servants whether it was still in the mammoth room, the east room today. he replied it was and i might see it if i pleased. i went wi

i tell you what i do like about jay cutler.to get half of her money which i thought was a boss move. >> greg: what do she do for a living? >> some sort of reality show nonsense. to speak capillary. she was in "the hills." remember that? >> and the academy award for best actor. >> doesn't know who kristin capillary is. >> you were on "the hills" but american football you had no idea. >> greg: who was the guy? >> spencer and heidi. >> greg: early trump supporters and everybody hated them. i remember that quite well. i wonder if uber spends time vetting their drivers? >> they are like, do you have a record? go for it. >> greg: we are driving all opinions underground. when opinions go underground, they actually intensify. they are like potatoes. >> yes. >> greg: don't potatoes grow underground? >> they sure do. >> greg: tubers. [laughter] uber tubers! >> you've got an ax to grind. cato's >> greg: they deliver potatoes and masks because they have all these eyes! what's happening to me! don't go away. we'll be right back. we've beend

i believe it is called uncut with jay cutler.your podcast about this issue. are you? >> yeah, i am. i think with this setting, something that i can control. i can control the guests. i can control the narrative. so which is hard to do in today's world i think. so i'm going to have some guests on. i will have both sides of the party on this thing. i want to be open-minded. i want to hear what everyone is saying. obviously i will have my opinion as well too. stuart: good. >> so uncut with jay cutler. on podcast one. i'm excited about it. stuart: we need some serious commentary on this issue. i think you're going to give it to us. jay cutler, an honor to have you on the show. great to see you, sir. >> thanks for having me. stuart: sure. i got to keep on with the breaking news out of afghanistan. that is a live shot of the airport in kabul. the news now is three servicemembers, sorry, the pentagon's john kirby, he has confirmed that the explosion occurred near the abby gate at the kabul airport. he has confirmed a unknown number of c

he writes manasseh cutler to his son-in-law, in january 18 a two. a couple days into session. he writes under the new order of things, there are no levees, nothing like this. the members are invited to dine with the president. this is, i include this for the information people maybe haven't seen this before this is the blueprint for jefferson's white house. the dining room we can see in the upper left was where these dinners would have taken place. he continues what is strange if anything down here can be strange. is that only certain lists are democrats who are invited to the second half. a number in a day is 98. and when the federalist are invited the heads of departments are there. mr. reed, myself -- were handsomely received an entertainment. now, jefferson, wanted to create this idea and conceded of having a formal white house. one of the best images that i can think to illustrate this is one of these wonderful portraits by -- a good friend of the societies. he's now artist and resident at georgetown. he depicted jefferson's study here which is this right here, it's the s

[laughter] scott cutler, always a pleasure to talk with you.or your time and fascinating to hear about stockx . scott cutler is the ceo. let's get a quick check on what is going on on the major averages. we have seen the gains dissipated throughout the day. s&p 500 unchanged at 4396. the 10-year yield continues to come down, 1.1740. nymex crude and brent both falling hard. nymex down $2.84. all of this really happening since the ism manufacturing number came in a little bit soft. when we come back, you will have more bloomberg, not with me, though. i'm matt miller. this is bloomberg. ♪ so... i know you and george were struggling with the possibility of having to move. how's that going? well... we found a way to make bathing safer with a kohler walk-in bath. it has the lowest step-in of any bath. it has handrails, a wide door, and textured surfaces. so it gives you peace of mind. and you would love the heated backrest - and the whirlpool jets - and the bubblemassage. and, it was installed quickly and conveniently by a kohler-certified installer.

writer still has some beef with jay cutler today was national massachusetts day.e guess this calls for a drink [ laughter ] a fan rushed the field at the mets-giants game last night and stood on the pitcher's mound thankfully, he was only able to strike out a few mets before he was apprehended. [ laughter ] sorry, everyone on the crew. police officers in germany recently resuscitated a chihuahua using cpr. sadly, no one was willing to give mouth to mouth to the saint bernard. and finally, authorities in new york arrested a man yesterday after he allegedly set 14 fires across manhattan within a few hours. the man is facing up to ten years in prison and $1,200 in uber fares and that was a monologue, everybody. we have a great show for you tonight. she is a grammy, oscar winning actress whose new film "respect" is in theaters now jennifer hudson will be here in studio and if you watch "ted lasso," you know him as coach beard. plus, he's one of the show's creators i've known him for over 20 years he's my friend, brendan hunt will be joining us and you know him from th

joining me is the stockx ceo scott cutler.ng to imagine how i can make a bucket hat look cool, but somebody out there is doing it. [laughter] these design collaborations aren't exactly new. what is different about collaborations from today than previous collaborations question mark scott: what is driving it is this a new generation consumer that is looking to the influencer, the celebrity. you are seeing brands and drafting off of that demand for the consumer and entering into these unique collaborations that appeal to the next generation of consumer, decreasing great products that the consumer is attracted to. emily: my producer is reminding me that it is babe, , not ba- pay. [laughter] here at home, let's talk about the hype, the draw, the attraction to stockx. what is the twist you are putting on this merchandise that makes it also valuable? scott: well, stockx is a trusted global platform for consuming and trading current culture. and today current culture is , very much designed by the consumer. and stockx is a place wher

executive director patrice flava cutler only heard about the state's plan to expand tk last year. >> it was like a cold bucket of ice on our face. >> patrice fears her four-year- olds will leave her bilingual development program for free tk that doesn't provide the same quality education. that would force patrice to shift to serving kids age 3 years and under, a more expensive business model that requires different training and more individual care. >> it's not so easy as the authors of this bill seem to think. you can't just say okay, your preschool teacher now becomes a toddler teacher. >> reporter: the results could decimate licensed childcare providers barely surviving the pandemic. >> a lot of programs already told us that they're going to need to close. they will have to close. they will have to cut down their hours, their staff. >> reporter: education advocacy organization early edge supports expanding tk. executive director patricia lozano says it means some 225,000 more students will get an extra year of school at a crucial time for learning. >> it is an amazing budget, hist

the nixon chapter was written by the late stanley cutler. he was a professor of history at madison, wisconsin, one of the great scholars of the watergate era. this chapter was one of the last things that he wrote before he passed away in 2015. as you can see from the introduction, richard nixon was a man of many paradoxes. he was born in a modest home in california that his father built, he said, using a sears kit. his mother was a quaker. tried to instill in him a set of moral values. but his father spent his life pretty much as you can see as an argumentative, unhappy man. that set of qualities was also passed along to young richard nixon. after attending a quaker college about 17 miles from his home, he then went to duke law school, failed to get jobs at the fbi and a new york law firm which were his top choices, and reluctantly returned to california to practice law. there he married thelma pat ryan. he worked in the office of price administration in washington as world war ii broke out. and he eventually secured a navy commission in the

i had a conversation with a man named stanley cutler who's written one of the classical books about watergatein which he goes into every twist and turn in the scandal, most of which don't mean very much to modern-day readers or listeners. but i called stanley up as a reporter for the "washington post" and i was surprised when he said to me that in 20 years nobody will know or pay much attention to all the other people in the watergate saga but they will pay attention to richard nixon and nixon will endure forever. i structured this book as a kind of shakespearean tragedy from hubris in january of 1973 when he is about to be re- inaugurated through the crisis catastrophe and then in the end of the downfall of the president or setting the stage for the downfall. but as you will see, there's a twist at the end which i'm not going to reveal now, but you will have to read the book. it's not a shakespearean tragedy. it is, as i said, and american tragedy or drama that is different from a shakespearean tragedy for one important reason. you're going to have to read the book for that. so, the other ch

take a listen to scott cutler.is next-generation consumer is changing their thinking about what it means to invest today. they are looking at physical assets that are actually more like invested assets. they are seeking out culturally relevant items in the physical world, and they are making investment decisions around that. that is certainly a new trend. emily: how big do you think this sneaker collectible trend is and does it fit into what you're trying to do? richard: sure, it does. we believe that sneaker ecosystem is massive. kids certainly do look at investing in sneakers. we operate in an industry that has a bit of a constrained supply, which creates the opportunity to invest and see prices go up. a competitor of stockx who made a minority investment in 2019, because we believe that sneaker ecosystem, we take in focus the primary market where the kids by the shoes initially and how they choose to use them, whether as an investment vehicle or, they put them on their feet and wear them. again, that is a consum

fascinating and many of the reasons that i wrote this book was a conversation with a man called stanley cutler written like one of the classical books about watergate in which he goes into every twist and turn and the scandal. most of which does not mean very much to the monday leaders for listeners. but i called stanley a lot as a reporter for the washington post and i was surprised when he said to me, that in 20 years, this about ten years ago before his death. nobody will know or nobody will pay much attention to all of the other people in the water watergate saga but they will pay attention to richard nixon and e will endure forever. and i structured this book has a kind of shakespearean tragedy from in 1973 when is about to be re- inaugurated to the to the crisis and catastrophes and then in the end, the downfall by the president for setting the stage for the downfall of the president. but as you will see, there is an american twist at the end which i am not going to reveal now but you have to the book. this was not exactly a shakespearean tragedy. as i said, it is an american tragedy for

called stanly county up as the reporter for the "washington post" and i surprise when he said to me -- cutler-- in 20 years, this is about ten years ago before his death, nobody will know, nobody will pay much attention to all the other people in the watergate saga but they will pay attention to richard nixon, and nixon will endure forever. i structured this book as asd of shakespearean tragedy, from hubris in january 1973 when he is about to be re-inaugurated through crisis, catastrophe and then in the end the downfall of the president all setting the stage for the downfall of the president. but as you will see, there's an american twist at the end which i'm not going to reveal now but you'll have to read the book. it's not exactly a shakespearean tragedy. as i said it's an american tragedy or drama that is different from a shakespearean tragedy for one important reason. you are going to have to read the book for that. so the other character in the book, very important, is not a human character. it's these tape recordings which really kind of developed a life, i a dynamic of their own, becom

kumasi: uber eats has dropped former quarterback jake cutler form an ad campaign for his anti-mask viewsrote that it frees up his weekend. he used social media to voice displeasure and hinted at a possible run for school word in tennessee and uber says they prefer to partner with people who support getting vaccinated. naomi osaka is giving to earthquake relief efforts in haiti, pledging to donate to her next -- the funds from her next tournament. she says she feels like haiti really can't catch a break and that she knows her ancestors blood is strong. she is of japanese and haitian descent. julian: t-mobile investigating a data iolnglliocusts. they said they are says hackers accessed their servers to get social security numbers, names, addresses, even drivers license information. it's not clear when the breach might have happened. kumasi: america's economic muscle, now expected to outpace china for the first time in decades and economists say that's -- there is a clear reason why. julian: san francisco schools are back in session, carpools are coming grow back to the great highway. there

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. >> jay cutler wants to smoke some school board lives.arold. >> for the first time in a long time, michigan football left out of the usa today top 25 poll. it might be just what we need to win the big ten. >> bret: [laughs] go blue. all right, trey. >> joe biden because all six of his west virginia supporters imploring them to put pressure on joe manchin. >> bret: he's got them by name, that's right. thank you all. tomorrow on "special report," alejandro mayorkas goes to south texas to talk about the border crisis there. we are live on the board as we have been covering that important story. that's it for this "special report." fair, balanced, and still in phase. "fox news prime time" starts right now. >> thank you, bret peered welcome to "fox news prime time." ♪ ♪ >> we learned last night that joe biden doesn't care about the constitution pure look no further than the eviction will moratorium. he said he could legally extended, he went ahead and did it anyway. breaking the law must be fun, because biden is looking to do it again. this ti

executive director patrice leyva cutler only heard about the state's plan to expand tk last year. >> it was like a cold bucket of ice on her face. >> reporter: patrice years 5- year-old, 4-year-olds will leave her bilingual program for free tk that doesn't provide the same quality education. that would force patrice to shift to serving kids age 3 years and under, a more expensive business model that requires different training and more individual care. >> pivoting is not so easy, as the authors of this bill seem to think. you know, you just can't say, okay, you are a preschool teacher. now, become a toddler teacher. >> reporter: the results could decimate licensed childcare survivors, barely surviving the pandemics. >> a lot of programs have already told us they are going to need to close. they will have to close. they'll have to cut down the hours, the staff. >> reporter: education advocacy -- supports expanded tk. patricia lozano means it means some 225,000 more students will get an extra year of school at a crucial time for learning. >> it is an amazing budget. historic budget. no

the vice president, as you see in stanley cutler's chapter, abruptly resigned for tax evasion charges after he was caught accepting bribes in little white envelopes as vice president and governor of maryland. the person next in line was speaker of the house carl albert. he had recently been drunk and in an automobile accident in front of a bar in washington. so he had no interest in being in the limelight. nixon appointed gerald ford to be his vice president. why did he do it? i think it was a very conscious, calculated decision by president nixon. ford -- don't forget, any impeachment proceedings would go where? to the house of representatives. ford was highly respected as the house republican leader. he was also a very longtime friend and supporter of nixon. ford is appointed vice president. as the battle over the tapes escalates, federal judge john sirika orders nixon to hand over the tapes. the court of appeals agrees with that saying that the judge at a minimum is allowed to listen to them in camera, in the privacy of his chambers, to determine if there really are any national se

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. >> retired nfl quarterback jay cutler says he has been cut from uber commercial over his stance againstren. he took to twitter saying in part, quote. lost a commercial with uber eats partnering with the nfl going to film in l.a., quote, views aren't aligned. guess they don't like future school board members. the father of three has been vocal on social media fighting for children not to be masked at school. ainsley: is he running for school board now? that's what it sounded like. ainsley: all right. stay tune, everyone. rescuers are searching for the survivors in that wake of the devastating 7.2 earthquake down in hades at death toll climbs to nearly 1300. the jack brewer foundation is there on the ground. they are sending in doctors. they are sending in medical tents and supplies to the area as the country is bracing for a tropical depression. the founder of that organization evangelist and the ceo group jack brewer is leaving for haiti today. he joins us now from the airport down in florida. hey, jack. >> hey, ainsley. ainsley: good morning. tell us what's happening there on the scene