that that it's prepared to count, i'm sorry, this is daniel ye, i'll come back to you a little later,bhuman, as less than human or as not existing at all, in case the were able to ignore them. um, what we see today 70, more than seven decades later is heavily armed uh regime that is at the center of the global military industrial complex and possesses the most advanced weapons and technology to continue this ethnic cleansing and just the um situation that you mentioned with people sitting in their houses and being killed and bombarded by drones, and in addition to this, i would like to mention that at the same time as israel regime is now advancing its air strikes in the west bank, it continues uh its genocidal approach to lebanon where it has where it has displaced more than one million people just within the last uh two uh weeks and all of this put together we need to put this together into the context of the um ethnic uh cleansing which is at the core of colonialism thank you for that uh we do appreciate it we're going to come back to both of you uh at this point we're going to tak

yes, daniel, absolutely is, um, this is clear that it's clear that the government has uh declared the state of emergency, and we are in a state of the humanitarian catastrophe, uh, and that number is only just ustimate and we have lot of people, like i said earlier, they have not been recorded, they have come and stay with. relatives and so on and now the issue is the the ratio like you said of the this place based on the population in lebanon is extremely high and though we are so we're looking a resemblance of the plaza scenario once more that where are where is the safe happen where is it safe at lebanon where are the people gna go especially in places where the israelies have already targeted specifically displaced people in those houses and this is one of the main piers that we have. the humanitarian level, but of course the israelies have begun their war on the civilians, on the medical facilities, we already have four hospitals that are not no longer operational, we have two other hospitals that have been threatened as well, and so that also leads to more catastrophes and even

yes, daniel, well it's now officially uh total of 365 days here in the gaza strip of the ongoing uh genocidalest attacks by israeli artillery in khuza'a town in the near eastern parts of han uni city uh attacking a group of people uh number of wounded arrived at european hospital in eastern khan unis in annosirat refugee camp uh several at air strikes were carried out during the past. 24 hours especially uh the massacre of uh alwan family uh camp which killed six members of the family including one child in khan city yesterday israeli fighter jets attacked a home in al fukari town in eastern khan unist killing four members including one baby girl the the cycle is repeating itself, the cycle of aggression of massacres of bombardments were not stopped just like it's as if it was like day one in the aggression, we're talking about israel issuing evacuation orders, new evacuation orders this morning for the people in asairat refugee camp and there and b camp ordering them to move south. this happened in the northern parts of al-buray and an nusairat camp, dropping leaflets, ordering the people in

daniels. >> jimmy: that's right. yes adult films? [ laughter ] >> well, oddly, she was in "the 40-year-old virgin." >> jimmy: right, yes. >> people don't always remember that. they always say "adult film star stormy daniels." they never say "star of the 40-year-old virgin stormy daniels." >> jimmy: you're right, that's got to be her biggest credit for sure, yeah. >> what happened was, we needed someone to be naked for a joke, okay? and my producer, shawna robertson, said to me do you want to do auditions? and i said, well, that seems like a terrible idea. [ laughter ] i saw the "me too" thing coming decades in advance. [ laughter ] i knew that you don't want to be a creep. you never want to be the guy trying to get anyone naked. you never want to be on the set going, "okay, let's do it again this time with your top off." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is that how -- is that typically -- and forgive me, but are auditions with the nude scene are done where the people will get naked? >> i just said no. i said no. and they were like

prop 33 wouldn't automatically implement rent control statewide, but daniel anderson of the yes on 33 campaign says it would give cities the option of enacting new rent controls, which he says could bring relief to many renters. we see everywhere, all across the state, folks are being priced out of their homes, priced out of their units. people can't afford to stay in the communities that they've grown up in. there are so many things wrong with prop 33. i don't know where to begin. but gustavo gonzalez, a san jose apartment owner, says expanding rent control would be a huge hit to landlords already strapped with many expenses. we've saved our money and we've invested in an apartment building with the hopes that one day we could retire and have some income from that property. well, that's not the way it's working with all of these rules and regulations that cities have mandated upon us. san jose mayor matt mahan also opposes prop 33. he believes an expansion of rent control will actually make it harder on low income families. study after study has shown that while rent control can stab

daniels. >> jimmy: that's right. yesalways remember that. they always say "adult film star stormy daniels." they never say "star of the 40-year-old virgin stormy daniels. we needed someone to be naked for a joke. okay. and my producer, shawna robertson said to me do you want to do auditions? and i said, well, that seems like a terrible idea. i saw the me too thing coming decades in advance. i knew that you don't want to be a creep. you never want to be the guy trying to get anyone naked. you never want to be on the set going okay, let's do it again, this time with your top off. >> jimmy: is that how -- is that typically -- and forgive me, but are auditions with the nude scene are done where the people will get maked? >> i just said no. i said no. and they were like no, you need to see it. it's going to be in your movie. and i said well, what could be wrong with boobs? i'm sure they look good. well, what if they look weird. how do boobs look weird? well, what if one is longer than the other? well, i have a testicle that's

. >> yes, yes, yes, daniel. let's go. >> hell yeah. >> okay, so needless to say, cal was pretty pumped for this game. i will say, what an advantage they have over miami, who is kicking off at 10 chn 30 their own time, 7:30 pacific. that's huge for cal. they could pull off an upset. >> i think the bear could use any advantage they could get tonight. >> that's right. i'm sure they're going to have plenty of loud and drunk students by the time the game begins. >> hopefully they got a little nap in. >> you would hope. >>> coming up in our next half hour, security is tight as former president trump campaigns at the site of an assassination attempt. we'll have the latest on the campaign, including what vice president harris was doing in north carolina. >>> and voters in alameda county will get to decide whether to keep or oust d.a. pamela price. who just endorsed the recall campaign. >>> later, opera was being written and performed in mexico 300 years ago. now one man wants to bring that music to the east bay. it's al

prop 33 wouldn't automatically implement rent control statewide, but daniel anderson of the yes on 33n says it would give cities the option of enacting new rent controls, which he says could bring relief to many renters. we see everywhere, all across the state, folks are being priced out of their homes, priced out of their units. people can't afford to stay in the communities that they've grown up in. there are so many things wrong with prop 33. i don't know where to begin, but gustavo gonzalez, a san jose apartment owner, says expanding rent control would be a huge hit to landlords already strapped with many expenses. we've saved our money and we've invested in an apartment building with the hopes that one day we could retire and have some income from that property. well, that's not the way it's working with all of these rules and regulations that cities have mandated upon us. san jose mayor matt mahan also opposes prop 33. he believes an expansion of rent control will actually make it harder on low income families. study after study has shown that while rent control can stabilize th

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interesting filing during the course of this trial, where essentially the prosecutor said, yes, that stormy daniels testimony was cringe, there was a lot of detail there, but we didn't even get to the most embarrassing stuff. we were restrained when we put her on the stand. and so there's a filing, a report under seal, that has all that embarrassing detail, and i guess that is maybe what donald trump does not want stormy daniels to talk about. >> interesting. thank you so much, kristy greenberg, for helping us parse through that. >>> to an update, an israeli official saying yahya sinwar has likely been killed. dna tests are being done on the body of one of three terrorists killed in gaza. they expect results within hours. the israeli official says the man they believe is sinwar was killed in a heavy gun battle and there were no hostages near him. >>> that's going to do it for us today. i'm ana cabrera reporting from new york. jose diaz-balart picks up our breaking news coverage right now. >>> good morning. 11:00 a.m. eastern, 8:00 a.m. eastern. we begin with breaking news out of the middle east. is

interesting filing during the course of this trial, where essentially the prosecutor said, yes, that stormy danielst we didn't even get to the most embarrassing stuff. we were restrained when we put her on the stand. and so there's a filing, a report under seal, that has all that embarrassing detail, and i guess that is maybe what donald trump does not want stormy daniels to talk about. >> interesting. thank you so much, kristy greenberg, for helping us parse through that. >>> to an update, an israeli official saying yahya sinwar has likely been killed. dna tests are being done on the body of one of three terrorists killed in gaza. they expect results within hours. the israeli off

in fact, that has been no, i commissioned enough to your daniel to how well you're dealing with it. yes. you know, so i would rate my to use in fucking sign of the. but that's the most exciting period of my career because, you know, working in a conflict environment is always a challenge and, but it's also very exciting and 3, there's many diplomatic possibilities. i was then a 2 years. and one of the better docs is a funding for an individual night and focused on me is that during the day there is a fairly low facility, but in the afternoon you could meet be meeting with diplomatic colleagues and then there's a good deal of friendship. and in the evening of glasses of wine or risky, you are very friendly, right? with the common people or people who haven't got nothing to do with government. so that is a better dogs that did as a such a good deal of posterity. but also such a good deal of friendliness and this go to the affinity of speaking the same language, liking the same food and so on. so i think this bad adults defines a diplomat's role in focused on. i also went to a tough and ho

in fact, that has been no, i commission and after your daniel to how well you're dealing with it. yes. you know, so i would read my, uh, 2 years in pakistan as a, perhaps the most exciting period of my career because, you know, working in a conflict environment is always a challenge. and, but it's also very exciting and mid threes as many diplomatic possibilities. i was then a 2 years and one of the better docs is a funding for an individual night and focused on me is that during the day there is a fairly low facility, but in the afternoon you could meet be meeting with diplomatic colleagues and there's a good deal of friendship and in the evening of a glass of wine or risky you are very friendly, right? with the common people or people who haven't got nothing to do with government. so that is a better dorks that did as a such a good deal of possibility. but also such a good deal of friendliness and just go to the affinity of speaking the same language, liking the same food and so on. so i think this bad adults defines a diplomats rule impact is fun. i also went to a tough and hostile

daniel, what has the jury heard so far? yestic playing of a telephone call made in the early hours of the morning of august to tenth last year from pakistan. it was sara sharif�*s father irfan sara —— irfan. he said, i killed my daughter. i have legally punished her, and she died. he said, i beat her, and she died. he said, i beat her up. it wasn't my intention to kill her, but i beat her up too much. as a result of that phone call, police went down to the family house in woking, and on the bottom bunk, they found sara sharif lying deadin bunk, they found sara sharif lying dead in bed. beside her in the bed was a handwritten note and it said, it is me, irfan sharif, who killed my daughter by beating. i swear to god that my intention was not to beat her, but i lost it. the prosecution say that sara sharif actually died two days earlier and that the entire family, her father, stepmother and her father's that the entire family, her father, stepmother and herfather�*s brother stepmother and her father's brother and stepmother and h

yes. right. as some ladies from overseas, you know, daniel on folder, i didn't mention that many people are visiting from outside of the us. yeah. for you across the world series. everywhere. anywhere and everywhere. i really think we'll continue just the stories. yeah. yeah, there's a tourist here and a lot of the times the tourists don't even make it up past salvation mountain. so they, you know, and we get to see the range, the oasis. so if you get up above the hill, you get to explore what's out here and i know there's a bad rap and all that for what does happen and go on here. but i guess if you don't dabble in that lifestyle or whatnot, it doesn't really exist. so i don't know his ard wonder explain. you just have to experience labs. and by doing that you have to live here though. hey look, this was a tanner i was in the probably this is karen 10. yeah, a little bit at a time and i get it cleaned up. i get all a big jumped into there and believe it or not, a lot of that stuff and get even though it's burned up here to get utilize, you know, and i want to try to find somebody clean. i'll just s

daniel. you did find out about chris. so what effect did rachel's lies really have? so, yesme heroic police officers who solved the case anyway. but is it ok for her to lie to the police? the law says no. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): like police, sam and julie's parents also thought rachel was more involved than she was letting on. they are, like, literally 24/7 together. how could you not know if your fiancé committed that kind of a crime? how could you not notice? i want them to charge her with murder. but i'm not the one who has to prove it to everybody. that's not my job. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): rachel pleaded not guilty. she posted bail and was released. yeah, i'm still in shock. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): later that day, she held a press conference. reporter: are you saying you're innocent? what do you think? completely innocent. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): she was willing to bet that a jury would agree. andrea canning (voiceover): coming up, rachel on trial. are you an honest person? i think so. there is not a doubt in my mind that rachel knew. andrea canning

yes, i'll be fine. nathaniel is not kias about, and he is. well, that's danielle, know, the years later which looks to be of which began piece is killed the white thing. i can't promise you that it will not be crossed by, by the beginning of the, by the attendance save for the state to see also also and those higher. busy as in is the extreme right we saw since between us, but the whole is build their socio question. yes i, i am concerned i'm concerned to see the patient's moving of academics moving up. i don't think that there are a, this is a such a why some phenomenon and this is a temporary crisis. we have indoor, defies us like that. i believe that the wish and. ready of this one. okay, thank you. i've show, i'm, let me take the, i've kind of made an interesting observation that daniel, about basically the cloud will lift. do you agree with that? do you see that if there is a change of government? if the current prime minister is replaced, will that deal with the, the sort of long term challenges which have posed a challenge to is really feeling secure? will

ten who is all hands on deck in the talent is a measurable yes, barak obama is one of our greatest heroes and icons but this team is like daniels. it's a collection of rings and they're out there doing their best work bakari, for the record, i was 23 and 1990 and this is the last time you'll be on the broadcast ashley, i want to play something else that former president obama said tonight. >> sure. >> why, understand why people are looking to shake things up? i get why sometimes folks are frustrated with politics sometimes frustrated with politics understand is why anyone would think that donald trump will shake things up in a way that is good for you. that i don't understand do you think that's at the core president obama's message to digital losing voters, acknowledging anger but saying donald trump is not the solution, the solution asher absolutely. i mean, i think they're both going to lean into the message about the what's at stake here that commonly harris is ready. but what i would love to see both of them do because i think they have a unique voice and inability to do this, especially having spent time in the white hous

here's what danielle always leader of an illegal settlement, had to say about that. from the front part. right, yes, yes, to the 9. and the, i'm sure it will be what about southern lebanon? if it's, it is part of the thought of it isn't parts of syria file because of the lot. it's a huge, given all this information, is israel acting in self defense or is there a wider regional plan? i'm to help us go through that particular question and more we have joining us today saw me her mess, offer, and associate professor at northwestern university. hearing the joining us today from chicago, georgia list shameless my like of sally live with us from oregon and ryder, doing your come all. joining us today from london. thank you all so much for being part of the stream doing yet. there's been a number of discussions about this online recently, including some arguing that is just a mistake to even talk about it other say it's all a conspiracy theory. what is your take? would you say that self defense was an excuse for us to actually see the emergence of greater israel? all right, so that question. yeah, i think

yes, rarely be fine. nathaniel is not he is about and that he is well that daniel know the use my are which looks to be is which began piece is filled out. why do i kind of policy or that it will not be crossed by, by the beginning of the, by the attendance saves products page. you'll see also and those higher colors in is the extreme right. we saw this big enough, but there is still there. so do you a question? yes i, i am concerned i'm concerned to see the patient's moving of academics moving up. i don't think that they are a, this is a such a why some phenomenon. and this is a temporary crises. we have and door prizes like that. i believe that was you and. ready this one. okay, thank you. i've show, i'm, let me take the, i've kind of made an interesting observation that daniel, about basically the cloud will list. do you agree with that? do you see that if there is a change of government, if the current prime minister is replaced, will that deal with the, the sort of long term challenges which have posed a challenge to? is riley's feeling secure? will it give them the stability? wi

daniel giving a piece them up in the like it. and my wisdom understand where all we now in east or west berlin invoice us. i'm here in the west, in the east. yes. the supports there with the service. do you know what the brand number of gates advanced vertical? no, i just got here. oh is this my 1st time here? actually did not know the are you a couple? it's a symbol of germany's reunification, though it is because so the ammonia is exactly. oh, very good. the one of the obligatory sites in berlin connected with its division in the fall off, the wall is obviously check point shortly. it can hardly be missed with all the tourists and how about the around it. the visa, large form of photos summarize the most important points about the form of border crossing or east and west faced off told to to under high attention i continue on all requests for traces of germany's division along the berlin wall. it's fall in 1989. what's the 1st big step toward reunification? an impressive frederick is the longest section of the berlin wall still standing, the east side gallery. a few weeks after the fall off the waltz, $118.00 artists from $21.00 countries an

daniel, at least, was at a sushi restaurant and like many says he's deeply disenchanted. guy, but yeah. what the board of party. yes, i voted for the current president for new blood for change, but from day one until today. yeah, nothing has changed at all. so the biggest criticism has been the government's failure to make good on its promises of social reforms and even worse, it's inability to adverse. and i'm president and crime waves. as a result, the far right wing republican party has been flourishing its leader. it makes no apologies for having supported chiles forming military dictatorship. this is the up as soon as we're going out to voters on mess. and it's clear that voters will ask for radical change. many a concern that chile could move to the radical right phenomenon, already seen in neighboring argentina and other parts of the world. i gave you what concerns us the most thought, the values of democracy and respect for human rights being questioned. this could become acceptable for large majority of us citizens. all this good signal, the beginning of a seismic political shift in a country that for deca

daniels paid trump what she owes. she did not sign any kind of agreement to keep silence. on that part, it's done, she's in the clear? >> reporter: yes. she did not sign any nda. her lawyer had made clear to her that she never would. that there may be a another piece of this. which is that since miss daniels refused to sign this new nda for trump she tells us that she believes her social media and online presence has been sort of mysteriously torpedoed. in other words, she feels that after she refused to sign his agreement to keep quiet she was effectively quieted anyway on line with what she feels is some kind of artificial throttling or false reporting of posts and mentions about her. i can tell you at least one club for her stand up comedy shows has expressed similar concerns. we are looking into it now is in a lot of different tactics and techniques, talking to a lot of different sources. we may have or reporting on that part of it in days ahead. >> there's a few things that are fascinating to me. one of them is, it seems like the horse is out of the barn here. he's like the terminator of nda. he really wants ndas all of the time

yes or no question. she's about as quick on her feet as daniel day-lewis in my left foot. trump also did a rally here in manhattan, a city bluer than a smurf's balls on prom night, where noted white supremacists the new york knicks played tonight. must have been hard to see under all those hoods. but much to msnbc's sadness, no nazis. if they want to hear death to the jews, they'll have to take the subway uptown to the columbia campus. but inside the arena, there's no rage. the vibe was celebratory. the trump effect once again showing the country who people really are. they're making america great again. while kamala's cronies are making updates to their resumes, i hear they're hiring at mcdonald's. maybe the veep can put in a good word for you. let's welcome tonight's goose. he brings that thunder and is taylor. is stevie wonder, host of fox news saturday night. jimmy failla. after curtain and shower, he's my third favorite. rod. former illinois governor rod blagojevich. she plans on serving soup to trick or treaters. the new york times best selling author, fox news contr

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daniel. and then monday we still have signs of dealing and know. yeah. was that i just put up the letter a as a month that yes it has. it should be here somewhere. there's no, it's just you need to do it again as a month. are you sure this is your treat? sure. and how do you ensure that the bees make the hive in, in this tree? is there anything you need to do to make sure that they settled come to that person when a high swarms, these 1st together on a nearby tree, your bush in apples? you think about 2 hours later and what vehicle scouts be using and that's what you just did, which go in search of suitable places for a new colony like tree hollows. it's $50000.00 people should say, come back and communicate their findings to the queen through a special done site with them. the swarm deposits will bring it to over. uh the what we do to attract these is me. let me follow up logs or tree trunk for the w, and we put small bits of honey come without honey inside to leave a sense of simple example. uh, just, just so you can also suite the inside of a hollow with birch branches or melissa stokes updated the applian

daniels taking on the cleveland browns. >> go tie grs. tigers. can they keep up the pace they've been on? i say yes.yond his years. he has the highest completion percentage through nfl his he history.he makes great decision. he trains with a headset. >> i want to get one of those for my sons. >> you would be dad of the year if you did that. it's a great christmas gift. myles garrett, defensive player of the year, that will be the commanders' toughest test. >> afc matchup on fox, dolphins, patriots. >> okay. two struggling teams trying to turn things around, two desperate teams, season's on the line. dolphins get back obj, the one handed catch wonder many i think he'll be a real charge for him. you get the ball near him, he'll haul it in. >> they have had a lot of fumbling issues. they're going to try to solve their problems. >> cardinals, 9ers, 4:00 p.m. eastern time. i took the cardinals. >> wow. >> i get the points. >> you get the points. that was very wise. because brock purdy has been fun to watch, he's not afraid of the deep ball. hair not converting in the red zone. it's going to be had hot ou

yes. >> can you tell us? >> no and no. >> sandra: the dust settles on the deaths most want a man, yahya sinwar. watching from the fallout from that. retired lieutenant colonel danielis is standing by but greg palkot in israel with the latest, i met, greg. >> hi, sandra. hamas pled thirsty chief the 23 is dead raising old bunch of. of course mastermind of oc of october 7th attacks leaving israelis data, tree going triggering carnage and graphic drone video and injured sinwar held up in the house in southern gaza shaking a stick at the drone taking the pictures before a tank blasts and finishes him off. here is what president biden had to say in a trip abroad today. speak of the of the leader of hamas presents a moment of justice. let's make this moment an opportunity to seek a path to peace go do a better future in gaza without hamas. >> the hamas official said the death of sinwar strengthens that and they will be no hostage return until israel returns to gaza. and hamas will buy benefactor in height iran defies others. benjamin netanyahu meeting with the security cabinet says he will try to get the hostages out but will also continue the fight against whoever is n

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and i don't think daniel, as of where i actually says this, this change, and it's a huge shift. we are a young nation of young people who have a lot of energy. so yes, they're going to make a difference the, the impact brooks many emissaries there with the treatise who came to plunder and understand says with the goal doesn't do all this came to a further challenge of a new civilization and no printing due to the wonders of the west, in time, the computers were touched by the grand jury to india. and the concord in return, the the, there's no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the earth. is the case of the med, most of the people i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also a pursuit. this is the 3rd world lunacy re washing press for. so the funder line likes to say, we have the tools while we just start with stability and business deals to help me living on that. we have very close propaganda. you know, a price here in new york. i think we don't know the aftermath any time that you're not allowed to ask questions, you should ask all of the questions. some more questions, ask a better. t

daniel a sophomore at cal, had to make a kick to win $100,000, and he brought the house down. >> the backdrop. >> come on, dude. you got this. >> in berkeley, california. >> you got it. >> yes, yes, yes. there we go. >> kick of your life. stanford might be able to use him because down in palo alto, they were hosting virginia tech in their first ever acc home match yum. hokies up in the third, this doesn't help. splits defenders, finds felton. you can tell how this one pans out. 55 yards to the crib. stanford goes down. they fall to 2-3. they are headed to notre dame next week. >>> 49ers taking on the cardinals tomorrow, and they'll hopeful they'll have both their mvps from last week back on the field against arizona. fred warner and george kittle practiced friday but they are listed as questionable for the game. warner sounds pretty confident he'll be out there. >> how are you feeling? >> wonderful. legendary, as they say. my plan is obviously to play. that's my hope. >> nick bosa is healthy, but he says last week he missed out on a ton of sacks, the most since his first ever nfl game. he'll try to correct that against kyler murray on sunday. >> once you catch him, it's not

kilowatt, like michelle, so you and daniel and then like we still have signs of the dealing and know yeah, was it, but i just put up the letter a as a much better. yes. as it should be here somewhere. there's no, it's you need to do it again as a math. are you show that this is your tree? sure. and how do you ensure that the bees make the hive in, in this tree? is there anything you need to do to make sure that they set to come to that, when a hype swarms, these 1st together on a nearby tree, your bush in equity, you think about 2 hours late the recall scouts be using and the address in which go in search of suitable places for a new colony like tree hollows, it's facing sound so many people should say, come back and communicate the findings to the queen through a special done slightly. then the swarm deposits will bring it to uh, the, what we do to attract these is me, let me follow up logs or tree trunks for them. what they'll do is we put small bits of honey come without the honey inside to leave a sent simple example. uh, just this. so you can also suite the inside of a hollow with bush branches or melissa stokes, up to a plant that attracts the

and again, that's why i said yes to the ad for their part, the trump campaign is turning to men like daniel campo, the venezuelan born pilot, recently spoke at a trump rally in northeastern pennsylvania but campus said his biggest challenge when canvassing latino neighborhoods are people who feel the former president is prejudiced against latinos how do you convince them to vote for him? >> so are you going to invite him to your wedding are you going by him for your birthday party or your kid's birthday party, you have somebody that did the job and did a good job and you're hearing here again for that job journal and buying him to your wedding? >> now, pamela, one thing that democratic latinos told me in this area over the course of the week is that they do hope that more popular latina celebrities come out and show support for the harris-walz scale campaign, especially considering that former president trump got some support from a few thousand stars earlier this year, they say that star power and more face-to-face interactions could really make up for some of them energy gap, they're seei

daniels how to make whiskey. good morning. glad to have you here. >> good morning. >> spirit sales over the last three months, they've fallen actually. >> yes. >> whatre you seeing in your business? you're in the premium whiskey business. >> absolutely, we're seeing it go up. it's very interesting. it's like the middle class of spirits is disappearing like it is in america. you're seeing people trading up and you're seeing people trading down. so, from a volume perspective, we do have a challenge. but what i will say, when i am looking at overall trends, we keep doing this thing where we're treating post-covid like people are still sitting at home drinking whiskey in their tea cups. if you look at -- i mean, think about it. people were on zooms, they didn't have to drive. and no one seemed to forecast for this. but if you go back over the last ten years and you just look at what the normal growth would have been, where we will be this year, where we are right now, we wouldn't even hit that until the end of next year. >> so covid pulled forward a lot of demand, a lot of spending, premiumization, it's hard to get that word out. >> yes. and here's the

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