now the dean is on leave.z, the dean of the school, essentially she has apologized to the judge. so has the guy who runs the school as well. but the question -- and for the most part, we don't know why the dean is on leave because she said because it's a personnel matter, not going to comment on it. >> brian: we know why. jeanne martinez the dean is currently on leave. the disruption policy gives attendees the right to hold sign and disagreement in other ways as long as the methods used do not prevent or disrupt the carrying out of a university function or approved activity. at future events the role of my administrators present will be to ensure the university rules on disruption of events will be allowed and all staff will receive additional training in that regard with respect to the students involved in the protest, several factors lead me to conclude that what is appropriate here is mandatory educational programming for our student body. how about being a lawyer and listening to all sides? who wants a sta

this is a story we have been following the last few days here, the dean of the law school stepped up appeared to do the right thing. this is a federal judge from the fifth circuit court of appeals, he was invited there to speak and treated rudely. >> and yet you mentioned dean martinez is being shouted down by her own members of her own class, and on monday 50 out of the 60 students out of the seminar were protesting her apology. and it was for something that was very clearly wrong, seeing on march 9th where judge duncan was shouted down, she apologized and the students were deeply upset, majority of them. >> john: and apologizing to what amounts to a violation in college policy. what she and stanford president wrote to judge duncan, they say what happened was inconsistent with our policies on free speech and we are very sorry about the experience you had while visiting our campus. our disruption policy states that students are not allowed to prevent the effective carrying out of a public event whether by heckling or other forms of interruption. staff members who should have enforced

martinez is the dean of the school of law. commitment to diversity and inclusion means we must protect the expression of all views. the first amendment does not give protestors a heckler veto. to the contrary, settled first amendment law allows many governmental restrictions on heckling to preserving the interests in free speech. students pilloried her for the apology and now mandatory for all students in the law school to spend a half day in a seminar learning about the importance of freedom of speech and the norms of the legal profession. you think that's enough? >> well look, i hope that kind of training happens to all incoming first year law students. just as deans and university officials are very good at impugning the values of diversity and public service and whatever else they want to come -- get across, free speech norms and professional responsibility, civil discourse are very, very important particularly in a law school. the future leaders of our political and legal institutions. dean martinez's letter is remarkable

the dean should be fired. they should be disciplined.ed. their clients and law firms are going to know about this. they're going to pay a price for this and we're going to make sure that happens. >> here is jonathan's take from yesterday. >> they did an interview recently with a 90-year-old republican professor like they discovered a white buffalo on the plains. they poked this poor guy with sticks describing what a republican is like to students at harvard. and that is what we're facing in academia. there are very few alternative views given to students. >> my question is is this an isolated incident or is it happening all over the country today. >> this is not our parents or grandparents democratic party. this is not liberals that love america and just disagree with republicans on the best way to get there. these are leftists. they hate america, they hate due process, they hate equality and it shows. they're proud of the facts that they're this intolerant enwant to shout down a judge at one of the top law schools of the country. this d

dean, talk to us about tha struggle perspective here.uation compar or differ from 2008? are the circumstances even similar? >> it's a radically differen situation, i think it' important for people t understand 2008, the banks really were in trouble. they had invested a huge amoun of money and mortgages mortgage backed securities tha had really lost a very large portion of their value, an that was because the housing bubble collapsed so, and a lot of cases, you go house prices falling 50, 60, 70%. the mortgages on those houses, or mortgage backed securities, they were almost worthless so, you really did have bank that were insolvent. in this case, you had banks, o the silicon valley bank in particular, that exercise just horrible judgment. just kind of mind-boggling these were professionals, thes were the ceo of silicon valley bank getting 9. 9 million last year what were you doing? and, you know, at one point, i can be emphasized enough, it was what senator warren made i her editorial comment. you mention, they weaken regulation in a way

dean bergman at honeybee robotics. honeybee robotics is developing cutting edge tools to help nasa find and extract water on the moon or mars. - oh. nice. - [dean] why don't we go look at some cool things. - alright. - [dean] we are developing these technologies to be able to create a sustainable civilization off of our planet. water is the most precious resource in space. just because we can use it for so much and the more we can collect, the more ability we'd have to really live off world and on other planets. - [narrator] in 2009, nasa confirmed the presence of water on t moon inhe form of ice. some estimate more than a hundred million tons might be found under the surface at the moon's south pole. not only will future ace faring pioneers, need this water to drink and grow food. (water drips) this essential liquid has another potential important use in space. by splitting water to hydrogen and oxygen, both of these molecules can be used as propellant for spacecrafts. - [dean] water can also be used as rocket el. so

all these people have passed away except john dean. all of the people wrote books about their watergate. except john mitchell. but james rosen did a wonderful biography of mitchell and watergate called the strong man. now, how did you know? start another watergate. i'll start. well, it started when bob haldeman asked john dean to take the lead in preparing a perfectly legitimate campaign intelligence plan. this might today be opposition research, and every campaign has one. you want to know all about your opponents, their positions on public issues, sources and uses of campaign, their schedules, and especially any dirt in their background. you might even have one of your people volunteer on their campaign to gather dirt from the inside. unfortunately, in our case john dean recruited, gordon liddy for this task probably seen him at least $500,000 for his initiatives and liddy got carried away. he prepared a plan that included many overtly criminal acts, was called gemstone. and it's lovingly in his autobiography. there's no doubt what h

the stanford law dean issued a scathing response responding to that.ming up right after the break. we'll see you soon.have ♪ welcome back, stanford law school will require all students to attend free speech training after this incident happened on campus earlier this month. >> you been invited to speak here and i'm just asking for administrator -- [inaudible] >> your racism is showing. >> video of students heckling conservative federal judge kyle duncan during the speech he'd been invited to give. the dean of stanford law is responding saying in part, of course protests are in some instances protected by the first amendment but the first amendment does not give protesters and hecklers veto. first amendment scholar dean irwin has written freedom of speech does not protect a right to shout down others so they cannot be heard. law students are entering a profession in which their job is to make arguments on behalf of clients whose lives may depend on their professional skill. just as doctors and training must learn to face suffering and death and respond

their dean is worse. giant sack of poopy pants. >> i'm uncomfortable because this event is tearing the fabric of this community that i care about and support. i have to ask myself, is the juice worth the squeeze. it's uncomfortable to say this to you as a person. it's uncomfortable to say that for many people here, your work has caused harm. >> oh, shut up. sorry. thank you. i'll take it. she's the victim or at least playing one because that's her job. she's stanford's associate dean for diversity, equity and inclusion. although it should be diversity, inclusion and equity because that would be d.i.e. which is what she wants all successful people to do, die. it's all about equity. the idea that no matter how hard you work and how talented you are, you won't and should not get ahead of anyone else. the left is always changing words because we used to call that communism. to stanford's credit the president and law school dean apologized to the judge for what the judge called deeply uncivil behavior by bulli

will cain also known -- lord me -- help me, dean cain -- will: hey! hey, dean, did you hear that? that's the first time it's ever been done! joey: hang on for a second -- >> the now look what you've done. joey: let me say the most handsome cain on "fox & friends" this morning, dean cain -- will: my best friend in tv called -- joey: oh, no. i can't survive this one. dean, i'll talk to you later. >> god bless. thank you, sir. [laughter] joey: all right. still ahead, a toast to spring in honor of warmer weather. we're cooling down with some special cocktails, and i think i need one right here next. ♪ raise your glass. ♪ just come on and come on and raise your glass ♪ get help reaching your goals with j.p. morgan wealth plan, a new tool in the chase mobile® app. use it to set and track your goals, big and small... and see how changes you make today... could help put them within reach. from your first big move to retiring poolside and the other goals along the way wealth plan can help get you there. j.p. morgan wealth management. i've got moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there

their dean is worse. a giant sack of poopy pants. >> i'm uncomfortable because this event is tearing the fabric of this community that i care about and support. i have to ask myself, is the juice worth the squeeze. it's uncomfortable to say this to you as a person. it's uncomfortable to say that for many people here, your work has caused harm. >> oh, shut up. sorry. thank you. i'll take it. she's the victim or at least playing one because that's her job. she's stanford's associate dean for diversity, equity and inclusion. although it should be diversity, inclusion and equity because that would be d.i.e. which is what she wants all successful people to do, die. it's all about equity. the idea that no matter how hard you work and how talented you are, you won't and should not get ahead of anyone else. the left is always changing words because we used to call that communism. to stanford's credit the president and law school dean apologized to the judge for what the judge called deeply uncivil behavior by bul

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all right, coming up, fanford dean of -- stanford dean ambushes a conservative judge curl can his speakingf belonging for all people in this institution. this is actually part of the creation of belonging. >> she claims she's defending free peach. believe that. the woke -- speech. believe that. the woke mob if runs wild, right here next. ♪ welcome to the younging, we got fun and games. ♪ we got everything you want, honey, we know the names ♪ gluc. it's the number one doctor recommended brand that is scientifically designed to help manage your blood sugar. live every moment. glucerna. ♪ ♪ ♪ get directv with a two year price guarantee. is there anyone else you want to explore here, together? where do you want to go? senegal 38%, portugal 29. did you know that? i had no idea. the more you learn the more you want to know, and then it just fuels that fire. we now live in a place our ancestors have been for many, many years and we had no clue. nigerian. i got a lot of it from you. explore your family story with ancestrydna. now on sale. dude, what're you doing? i'm protecting my car. that's too

it was terrible. >> ainsley: dean that did heckle him associate dean for diversity, equity and inclusionto the daily mail. >> steve: did not get in trouble. >> ainsley: that statement you just read is pretty powerful clean-up true. >> indoctrinate the kids young age. most of them are left because they haven't paid taxes. i get more conservative as you get older. young minds influenced by all of the stuff that's going on right now. and then they are going to go out and spread these messages and then take them into our courts. >> steve: they only want to hear their side. >> ainsley: that's exactly right. >> brian: opposite of a law school. walked into a doesn'ting class people go i'm outraged by what this person is saying. it's a law class and you invited them. you invited them it there to speak. if you are going to argue with someone the first thing you have got to do is listen to their argument. fundamentally what are they teaching at the stanford law school how is that acceptable and why do you need an inclusion officer in a law school? if you put your people in there, and can you just

what we saw from dean steinbeck is that she wasn't able to do that.ed to commit to free speech but switched and said i'm glad this is going on here. it's unacceptable at an administrator at a law school and stanford law. we believe that dean steinbeck needs to re-affirm these principles of free speech and throw through her actions that she's committed to that or the universities take step to assure that no administrator that is willing to uphold thinks principles of free speech does not have a place here at stanford. >> martha: she berated him. she said he's abhorrent, harmful and his rulings deny humanity. she said he made her feel uncomfortable and unsafe and that it's her job to make sure that people feel safe. here's a little bit of his response. >> i'm being heckled to speak here after being invited here. i'm asking for the administrator -- >> you're a racism show. >> martha: i was watching mike davis earlier. a lot of federal judges watch this and very concerned about the education that you all are getting at stanford law. it would probably caus

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remember the stanford dean who joined students in bashing the judge they invited to speak on camp?> advocacy land as absolute disenfranchisement of their rights, it is uncomfortable to say for many people here, your work has caused harm. >> ashley: we have a pretty big update about her this morning, we'll tell you what it is. >> todd: breaking booze news, you might have trouble getting that next round of marga ritas, looming tequila shortage is to blame. the founder of key tequila is here. you got it, cue up jimmy buffet. ♪ ♪ some people claim that there's a woman to blame but i know ♪ ♪ it's nobody's fault. the adventurers and the doers. to everyone that works hard and plays hard. whether it's your first silverado or your tenth. thank you for making chevy silverado the #1 best-selling retail full-size pickup. >> ashley: south carolina authorities are investigating the homicide of stephen smith near the murdaugh family ranch. >> todd: initially ruled a hit and run, but his mom believed buster murdaugh brutally murdered stephen. >> the probe into the death of stephen smith continue

and this time, the dean is a rabble-rouser. >> sandra: all new at 2:00, why this incident is so troubling, even to folks who have been ringing the alarm bell for years. we begin with this fox news alert. >> john: president biden heading to california this hour after giving an update on the sudden collapse of silicon valley banks. the president sought to reassure americans, all while taking shots at top bank executives and republicans for the failure. welcome back as "america reports" rolls onto us again our appeared happy monday, sandra. here we go again. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith in new york. the news continues. 2:00 on the east coast. sounding off on the handling of this banks collapse. nikki haley offering their take on all of that as they gear up for their 20202024 run. >> john: out with a warning about the future of guaranteeing deposits. >> politically, it's going to be impossible not to extend the same full, unlimited deposit guarantee to all banks. once you do it for one bank, it is hard not to do it for ano another. >> john: let's get straight to peter doocy, waiting president

plus, congresswoman madeleine dean is here. we will discuss republican attempts to weaponize the federal government, the very thing they are accusing democrats of doing. and -- vladimir putin says the -- may bring belarus -- i will talk to -- ocampo, a -- court. this is american voices. we begin this hour with the latest developments in the manhattan district attorney's investigation into ex president donald trump. we learned the fbi and the nypd are currently investigating a letter containing a death threat and white powder sent to the da alvin bragg. according to a senior law enforcement source, that letter is just one of several hundreds threats bragg and his office have received in the last few weeks. this comes as the years-long hush money probe into -- possible indictment, which we could learn more about next -- the grand jury is expected to reconvene on monday. as for trump, he appears to be capitalizing on the chaos -- waco, texas, right now. sources tell nbc that the ex president is keenly aware of the political opport

chris dean is the ceo of treasury prime. and a former top executive at silicon valley bank. and we have the ceo of indoor labs and a customer of silicon valley bank. good morning. your company works with open-source software and the software supply chain, and the paycheck that you pay your employees come out of silicon valley bank, right? >> yes, scott. thanks for having me. we have 42 employees that are distributed globally. we do make payroll directly but silicon valley bank. until last week, 100% of our deposits were at silicon valley bank. >> take me back to that day in which you thought to yourself, oh, no. what went through your head, what convinced you to take your money out of silicon valley bank? >> i was interviewing candidates around 10:30 a.m. on thursday, when my feed had an article about reuters talking about silicon valley bank. my first reaction was, well, this is quite a normal reaction, and then my phone started exploding with text messages from other founders, entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, and the mood shifted from 10:30 in the morning being oh, seem

we are asking the dean of valuation to explain what is going on.s for coming on the show, great to have you back. let's start with the broader market. for years, justifying higher than average stock valuations, bond yields are so low. some say earnings may be going down, not up. 18 times earnings makes it. >> the start of this year, there were 2 forces drive this year, one was inflation and a pathway it takes. they are staying malignant and what happens to the economy. whether we pay 18 times earnings are 15 times earnings or 12 times earnings largely determined by whether inflation stays at 5% drops 50%. jack otter: a company that is sort of in the middle is tesla, it plummeted nicely over the past few months. how do you go about valuing a company like hazlett? >> it is an honor bail company that has another component. got to give tesla credit, got to get everybody else to play the game that they play and in the process they are creating a new story for an automobile company, automated driving can double the price. i don't see the market for that.

they said, thank you, lieutenant colonel dean. this was eloquent.how did you get into the job of doing what you do? great question. the military is coming around or the army is coming around to this idea of how we manage talent and actually giving a chance to to individuals who display certain key skills or certain key mindsets. so i had an opportunity at one point as i was leaving out of out of a job where i was training and assisting in mobilizations for our icrc, our reserve component soldiers. and all of a sudden i saw a job pop up on what we know as aid to. it's almost like a job search. next thing you know, i was getting a chance to contact the combined arms doctor and directorate and the amazing colonel retired, which creed to ask if it would be possible for me to use the skills that i had learned as an aviation doctor and writer and come back and work with the doctor and community again. boy, i can't thank him enough for for the benefit that he gave me because he's also given me a chance to really work with some incredible individuals and mo

dean to 9, 7, 9, 9, 9, hope you have a great weekend in chicago. i'm dean richards. >> up next, taking out the trash and living in a dumpster of all places. how 1, artist is standing against rent prices. there. >> all right. take a look at this. you could call it home. sweet dumpster. an artist in london is so concerned about the city's red crisis. he built a home inside of a dumpster and he plans to live in this for a year. not too much space in there. 28 year-old harrison marshall says he wants to draw attention to the so-called crazy price of renting a room in the city. marshall says right now living inside this dumpster is the only way he can afford to live in an area near where he works. >> safe, especially kind of crazy to one of my favorite parts of the design is definitely the if. kind of makes it feel that would want to kick cane and then go maya storage down the side. >> an arts charity is allowing marshall to use their land for this project. he does have access to a portable bathroom, but he will have to go to work or the gym to get a shower. meantime, in

and that dean was -- seemed barely literal to me.as i could tell from the tape, didn't give a single specific example of what offended her about the judge's decisions. it was a series of bumper stickers, did i miss something? >> i don't think you missed anything. i think a lot of us who worked hard to get to stanford are feeling like suckers. you get here, you experience this, you sort of see there is a mob and there is a way you are expected to think. you might have thought law school was to teach you how to debate with people, it's to teach you how to think a particular way, if you don't want to do that maybe these elite schools are not for you. >> tucker: yeah, they had markist, i went to a mediocre college, at least they seemed smart and could make an argument. are there a lot of diversity dean lady at stanford? >> i don't think there is a lot of impetus. if you stay the party line you will be rewarded. her constituency is the craziest, as long as that student is happy, the school is happy. there is no reason to challenge. no rea

the dean previously defended free speech.ak here and i am heckled nonstop. i am asking for the administration. >> your racism is showing. >> the dean issued an apology to judge duncan saying this: we are sorry about the experience you had on our campus. i could not believe this video. amazing. that apology doesn't include any repercussions. >> of course not. to watch the race guard card to get dropped. there will be times that people will wish they had not taken the power away from all of the things that had meaning. there was a time when people were marching in the streets behind dr. king and trying to make real civil rights change. the meaning hasn't changed. just the manipution of the word. if you have a disagreement with call names? use the rest of your vocabulary? >> that's true. i was on a law school campus and the student body was militant if you disagree with them. heckled with students. we saw this at yale and georgetown. a line i read in the daily mail. woke students clicked their fingers after support of this dean

so they -- i think it's not a surprise that the dean was caught.tudents would not have done it unless it's kind of put into them that this is what the woke framework represents in colleges, in military, in banking that once you turn to that you lose the plot on what your real mission in the original idea was. >> sandra: interesting. patrick, this is a stanford republican walker stewart slamming the university's response so far. watch. >> has stanford done a single thing, taken a single action, even disciplined dean steinbeck, let alone fired her? they have not done any of that. when they say they are taking steps, dean steinbeck deserves to be fired and stanford needs to make a true commitment to upholding freedom of speech. >> sandra: patrick, welcome to you, by the way. what is your reaction to that and why has there not been disciplinary action. you believe there should? >> there was an apology, but the reality, the whole point of higher education is to think critically, opposing sides, not to indoctrinate one side or the other side. and it's fr

we will now turn to our deputy undersecretary dean. we're so glad to have you with us, both of you with us. but miss stacey dean's deputy undersecretary for food, nutrition and consumer services at the u.s. department of agriculture. prior to this role, she served as vice president for food assistance policy at the center of budget and policy priorities. she earned her undergraduate masters degrees from the university of michigan. i won't hold that against, you as a michigan state university credit, we're so glad to have you here. let me also introduce miss cindy long, who serves as administrator for the food and nutrition service program at usda. she most recently served as acting administrator for him fncs and his deputy administrator for the child nutrition programs. so, welcome to both of you, i will ask you to proceed. >> thank you so much, chairwoman stabenow, ranking member boozman, for giving us the opportunity to be here with you today. we have introduced us, so i want to take my time doing that. but i will flag that administr

the most concerning thing to me about what we just watched, shannon, is not the dei dean.t's who she is. that's who she was hired to be. rachel: yeah. will: it's all of the students snapping about, you know, shouting someone down, shannon. that's the future of our country rachel: amen. >> well, to me, i wonder how much they have studied even supreme court case law because you think about things like west borough baptist church we're mostly familiar with them and signs they hold. they are outrageous. we can't even put them on tv. they do this at people's funeral s and they went to the supreme court and won 8-1, because the first amendment isn't about just speech we all like. we wouldn't need the first amendment. it is about the things that are very offensive, that you don't want to hear, that clash with your own personal sensibilities and the highest court of this country has upheld our constitutional right to say things that offend other people, and that means we have to have conversations and hear things that offend us that we don't want so hear. i think the judge rightly

a mary evans dean. it's good to have you with us in china, lee chang has been appointed as premier. the nations 2nd highest post. it follows his nomination by president. she ping. lee is now tasked with running the government and managing the economy. his post was confirmed during the annual parliamentary session. it's the 1st time it's taking place in full in 3 years after being scaled back during the pandemic. and for more, a journalist, 5 in french for and joins us now from beijing. so fabi and can you tell us a bit more about lee chang? who is he? yeah, i think are 2 aspects are really important of why he was chosen as a new prime minister. the 1st one is a little younger sir. are politician with quite a pro business background. we know that because he served until recently as to park a secretary of shanghai. and during his time he attracted quite a lot of foreign businesses. and a lot of ceo's describe him as quite hands on and, and has an ear for business concerns. this is the one aspect. the other aspect is he's a very close ally towards he's in ping. he's been already knowin

you know what, in a new development to this story, stanford's president and the dean of the law school this incident. they said, quote, what happened was inconsistent with our policies on free speech, and we are very sorry about the experience you had while visiting our campus. the letter goes on to state, staff members who should have enforced university policies tail ifed to do -- failed to do so and intervened in inappropriate ways that are not aligned with the university's commitment to free speech. the drama went down on thursday. take a look at this video. judge duncan, who was appointed by former president donald trump, was invited to speak at stanford university by the school's federalist society chapter. but he did not get far with his prepared remarks because he was shouted down by some students. fox digital reports that they were particularly upset with the conservative judge for refusing to use a transgender sex offender's preferred pronouns in a 0 the 20 the opinion -- 2020 opinion. take a listen to the judge trying to get a word in. >> so you invited to speak here, i'm be

>> all, right joining me now i democratic representative, natalie dean of pennsylvania member of the house judiciar committee. served as that house impeachment manager for th second impeachment trial o donald trump representative dean, good to see you, thank you for being with us this morning >> good morning, great to be with you >> let's talk about, we hear from alvin bragg, we know what may or may not be happening in that case. that is sort of a smaller case as far as people are concerned traditionally those cases ar not prosecuted all that much and the penalties for that kin of thing is not all that great i think a lot of eyes are fixe on the other things, on januar 6th, on jack smith's investigation, on what's going on in georgia. and what the january six committee learned that the department of justice hasn't yet acted on >> yes, i am somebody who, a an american citizen, wants accountability for donald trump, any other actors involved in all of these transgressions. obviously, january six being among the greatest your reporting just a moment ago about russia manufacturing insurr

, large crowds gathered at berlin brandenburg gate to see the royal hare or correspond emily gord. dean is at brandenburg gate standing by there for sir. emily king charles has arrived here, and balloon is expected there at the gate. any moment though, what's the moonlight? the news is pretty exotic. i must admit the car, the black bentley in which captain charles and his wife a co queen console come on. i just arrived and just drove past us and you can see all the little flags waving hectic, lee in small so very, very excited hair. oh, he's now left the car he is being greeted by joan. is president clunk protest. i my and his wife. oh, they're expected to go for a little walk about here. and then a big sorrow welcome ceremony is about to start with full military honors. that is pretty unheard of. it's the 1st for a 1st for germany, for a head of state to give such a ceremony. so i think everyone is just waiting in anticipation waiting. what is it and what is going to happen? they're excited to meet are and so we shake the hand of one of the right, one of the royals and say all it, all

no one was more credible than john dean. he made no mistakes in the facts.nkly, no one has questioned cohen's accuracy in the things he has said they are attacking him for having been convicted of a lie, and your interview with his lawyer, lanny davis, clearly shows how they are defending him against those accusations. right now, who looks more credible to you? john dean, cohen, or donald trump? i will tell you for sure, the loser is donald trump. >> yeah. and the third thing is, you know, and melissa murphy making attorneys get attorneys, these all all attorneys we're talking about on both sides of these accusations. another attorney, and his name is joe tacopina, who has been on the attack against michael cohen. here's a challenge for him representing donald trump. he previously talked to stormy daniels about representing her and law professor ryan goodman points out and new york state has ethics rules that would say it would be difficult to see how he could represent trump should there be a trial after he has attacked stormy daniels and sort of tried to s

i'm marion evans, dean from me and the entire news team in berlin. thanks for the company. ah, imagine so many portion of lunch are thrown out in the world. climate change very hot the stores. this is my blessing way from just one week. how much was can it really get.

it's a dean's list b minus. there's also scream 6 this week. the latest installment and one of the most successful horror slasher franchise is there's little that's new or creative in the senate. the end of the day, it's still a little blood. he cat and mouse chase cessa violence. which cream 6 takes over the top. this time it's become my least favorite thing in the movies. there's just too much of it in real life. give it a dean's list. c and now on to the 95th academy awards. recapping my picks for the acting category winners for best actress. i predict the winner will be michelle yeoh from everything everywhere. all at once. bassett is likely to snag the best supporting actress award for black panther wakanda forever. key you kwan will win best supporting actor honors and brendan fraser will take the oscar for best actor. as for the best picture category, the nominees are. >> i wish to promote you. mister >> elvis. all quiet on the western front. avatar, the way of water plant roots the band g 7 is sharon. everything everywhere. all at once.