dixon: it is getting there. we have policies written and have the first opportunity for government people to go out into the industry between three months and three years, to bring industry into government. right now the first area we are focusing on is space. we have identified an individual company and gone through the paperwork. in the next few months, we will get this kicked off. we have eight other industry we are targeting. there was a good number of people who came through the industry. i know some agencies do this. that's a good question. actually, it is for everyone. one of the peoples from a different agency -- people's from a different agency. chair long: now that odni is almost out its teenage years, how do you see the role of the odni evolving within the ic over the next 20 years? especially as we are talking about the potential for cure conflict -- for peer conflict? dr. dixon: what i have seen over this last few years is a better understanding for alignment and what our needs are. how to be make s

stacy dixon. [applause] dr. dixon: good evening, everyone. thank you for the introduction. thank you suzanne and the entire insa team for allowing me to have the wonderful opportunity to be featured tonight. and for your patience, because i know you issued this invitation in 2002 and have waited for me to say yes until this point. i would like to further recognize important people with me. you heard my parents are in the audience so if you say anything nice about me in front of them, it is worth even more. [laughter] my dad, the honorable herbert dixon, retired judge from d.c. superior court is an unashamed electrical engineer as well. [applause] my mother, stevie dixon, a retired executive vice president with verizon and predecessor organizations, and one of the best people to get advice from about people if you ever have issues. [applause] they are proud graduates of howard university in d.c., as well as georgetown law school, and george washington university graduate school of business. the reason i remember -- i mention this is because if you are wondering where i get i

, which was called dixon for a long time the pearl of the russian north.orthern sea route has always passed here, and local residents had jobs and very good northern allowances. once upon a time, dixen was the so-called northern outpost of russia, and more than five people lived here. thousands of people and getting on the dix was not so, yes, work here was considered prestigious, but with the coming to power of putin, the russian north began to flourish exclusively on tv with money from the federal budget, in dixon they built a beautiful embankment so that foreign sailors would be moved by the well-kept russian cities, the president said on resistance, this is to create comfortable conditions for life in the arctic, and why is it so comfortable in our country, it starts not with medicine, but with transportation. and here, let's build naberezhno main what should the main thing was that it was possible to photograph it from the sea, but if you move away from naberezhnaya literally 100 m, you can see the real face of putin's russia, the entire districts of

let's bring in former gop gubernatorial candidate and host of the tudor dixon podcast, tudor dixon.cause you have these progressive cities and it is amazing that you can steal what you want and live on the street and smoke drugs like an open air market and you can move into somebody else's property and stay there as long as you want. just seems like it is a violation of human rights. >> absolutely. i can think of nothing more horrifying than having someone move into my home. but we learned something powerful in this story and that is that tenants have more rights than landlords and if you are a squatter, you apparently still have more rights than the person who owns the home. all of the fact that he was able to output the squatters. i think that is incredibly american to come out and do something like this and i honestly think that you should never mess with a man whose name is flash. that is some who is going to take care of things. i am impressed with what he is doing. this is also so american to have somebody out and say, this is wrong. and i have the ability as we the people to

and tudor dixon.idyl) hi, i'm aidyl, and i lost 90 pounds on golo. i struggled with weight loss and weight gain my entire life. with all the yo-yo dieting i did in the past, i would lose 20, 30, 50 pounds just to gain them over and over again. thanks to golo, i've been able to steadily go down the sizes in my closet and keep the weight off. for the first time in forever, i feel in control. (announcer) change your life at golo.com. that's golo.com. >> what they are doing is election interference. interfering with an election has never been anything like it. this is a way of campaigning. maria: that was president trump after being arraigned for a fourth indictment with his mug shot going viral. ignoring any evidence of against president joe biden. digging in on trumps legal issues. joining me now is kari lake and michigan gubernatorial candidate tudor dixon. good to see you both. thanks for being here. what the republicans be united enough to get this done? kari lake, your assessment of the affairs? >>

tudor dixon, your political career.learn more when you lose them when you win and i want to take what i have learned to go to the people on the ground here in michigan and talk to them about doing exactly what you are talking about, maria. we are getting the message to the right people. getting on our cell phones, getting on youtube, getting on connected tvs making sure they are hearing what they can be voting for and getting those ballots back. early voting for the first time in michigan. we want to make sure we get out there and i can help with that. maria: ladies, good to see you both. kari lake, tudor dixon, thank you both so much. how the irs handled the hunter biden investigation. gary shapley is here. he will join us on the roadblocks he faced. stay wit ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you do with spy? ♪ ♪ >> woman: why did we choose safelite? we were loading our suv when... crack! safelite came

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i'm joined by mark dixon, ceo of iwg. good to see you. where is your growth coming from?good to see you. where is your growth coming from? it is coming from everywhere. _ growth coming from? it is coming from everywhere. we _ growth coming from? it is coming from everywhere. we operate - growth coming from? it is coming from everywhere. we operate in l growth coming from? it is coming i from everywhere. we operate in 120 countries and we are seeing a growth in demand for flexible working pretty much everywhere, but the key drivers should be western europe, the united states. 50 drivers should be western europe, the united states.— the united states. so why is that then, do the united states. so why is that then. do you _ the united states. so why is that then, do you think? _ the united states. so why is that then, do you think? well, - the united states. so why is that i then, do you think? well, basically, new technology _ then, do you think? well, basically, new technology is _ then, do you think? well, basically, new technology is allowing - then, do you think? well,

so josh howie and nick dixon.let us continue with the story and josh, we have good news for savers in the telegraph. the financial conduct authority is going shame stingy banks. going to shame stingy banks. >> yeah, banks pass on less than 30% of interest rate rises to savers. the fca fines, which is kind of incredible because obviously they're not. they're it's not like it works. the other way round. no, like they're not if you've got a mortgage or whatever , we have to mortgage or whatever, we have to put it up. yeah. so that's it. and it's just like with, with petrol as well. it's like it's quick to go up to go down quick to go up slow to go down whatever the equivalent is sticky the idea sticky ratcheting. so the idea is going to shame these is it's going to shame these institutions . i people institutions. but i think people kind know what's going on and kind of know what's going on and i think ultimately i think it's 23% of people have changed their accounts recently. in the last encouraging, which accounts

tudor dixon is a former gubernatorial candidate and host of the tudor dixon podcast and joins me now.o see you. combine viktor shokin's statements we heard throughout brian kilmeade's interview with the documents from the obama administration that state they thought barack obama and his team thought viktor shokin was doing a great job rooting out corruption and joe biden altered american foreign policy because he and his family were getting paid. >> yes, it is time to bring him in front of the oversight committee. you see fox news doing the job of the federal government, it is sad he has not been in front of congress. he said the president did not want to do this, but he was being told he had to. joe biden said it on camera, they don't get a billion dollars unless they go through with this. he is holding them hostage to this. he said, this is pay for play, i will pay you, get rid of this guy and protect my son and this business. there is no reason for this business to hire a lobbyist with a drug problem except he has biden for a last name and looks like obama administration did not li

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it's very exciting time in the household dixon. the dixon household. rex dixon. >> .ving tomorrow . >> he's arriving tomorrow. >> he's arriving tomorrow. >> anyway, should we talk to claire and candice? claire pearsall and candice? holsworth take us through the papers. >> and they're also very excited, aren't you? they're very excited, yes. >> talk diets . >> let's talk about diets. should we? >> we should . we should. and >> we should. we should. and this is front page of the mirror . it's regarding knowsley , which . it's regarding knowsley, which apparently is a desert when it comes to the availability of fresh fruit and vegetables . and fresh fruit and vegetables. and i think it does. it's quite a stark issue. this because nowhere should be without access to fresh fruit and vegetables given the obesity crisis within this country. the health needs of communities and it i think that there is a really big part for governments to play. but there's also a part for local councils. and i've said this so many times about the ability to cook something from scratch because

. >> nick dixon . yeah, someone >> nick dixon. yeah, someone paid me to say that . paid me to say that. >> i don't really believe it. i think you're a deeply evil man. oh i've got props tonight. >> i've been given our senior producer. >> martin has given me the andrew tate award for hencote male. >> how about that? >> how about that? >> well, there's the context for that. >> there's no context. he just wanted to give me. he just wanted to give me. he just wanted to give me. he just wanted to honour my word. >> well, i think you should take your shirt off now so we can all judge. >> emma judge. >> do that. but i'll >> i can't do that. but i'll send you the pics later, okay? >> okay. this has got very strange very quickly, let's strange very quickly, but let's have at those front have a look at those front pages. thursday's mail pages. so thursday's daily mail is green power firm is running with green power firm taking us for fools. the telegraph has a minister faces police racist police inquiry over racist leaflet the get on your l

michigan needed this dixon to do fixing. tuder dixon. she avoids thanksgiving because they use her arms at the wish bone. [applause] >> and he wears a pyramid as a party hat. my master side kick, tyrus. tyrus i go to you for no apparent reason whatsoever. >> because i was the only person who cheered when you said kill whitey? >> yes. it isn't about souf craft it's about the "new york times." >> it's not about that. it's like a science experiment. every time you talk about racism vs. white people. if you won't get offended i'm not going help you anymore. when you said it every white person in there acted like they deserved it. you never say, no hell, no, don't talk about me like that you guys never do. we do that if someone says i'm racist give me my coffee. you guys don't defend your serves. that's why a guy can go on stage and chant what he chanted forever and get everyone to do it with no consequences. no cancelling. because there's no whitey to defend. you got to stand up for yourselves and accept it. you have to be able to laugh. >>

. >> nick dixon . yeah, someone >> nick dixon. yeah, someone paid me to say that . paid me to say that. >> i don't really believe it. i think you're a deeply evil man. oh i've got props tonight. >> i've been given our senior producer. >> martin has given me the andrew tate award for hencote male. >> how about that? >> how about that? >> well, there's the context for that. >> there's no context. he just wanted to give me. he just wanted to give me. he just wanted to give me. he just wanted to honour my word. >> well, i think you should take your shirt off now so we can all judge. >> emma judge. >> do that. but i'll >> i can't do that. but i'll send you the pics later, okay? >> okay. this has got very strange very quickly, let's strange very quickly, but let's have at those front have a look at those front pages. thursday's mail pages. so thursday's daily mail is green power firm is running with green power firm taking us for fools. the telegraph has a minister faces police racist police inquiry over racist leaflet the get on your l

. >> is i don't know, >> no, that is i don't know, maybe dixon would that maybe nick dixon would callll that, cultural cnnge a what do they call that, cultural cringe a cultural whatever. cringe or a cultural whatever. there's a word what you're there's a word for what you're saying. peoples are different, but also but it's also, you know , compelled speech and censoring speech. >> they're saying, you can't argue, you can't say this. >> there's no i agree with you. there's lots of wrong things. i'm totally agree with you. but at end of the day, at the end of the day, aboriginal people tend to be different. they have a different background than the than the white australians. okay well, moving on, we've got the telegraph and kellogg's seems to have completely forgotten its puritanical beginnings. >> paul yes, unbelievable, isn't it? >> kellogg's has been accused of sexual izing breakfast cereal boxes by celebrating pride month and ruining and sorry and running illegal in inverted commas, diverse diversity schemes. it argues that kellogg's hiring, training and promotion practises are in

. >> is i don't know, >> no, that is i don't know, maybe dixon would that maybe nick dixon would callll that, cultural cnnge a what do they call that, cultural cringe a cultural whatever. cringe or a cultural whatever. there's a word what you're there's a word for what you're saying. peoples are different, but also but it's also, you know , compelled speech and censoring speech. >> they're saying, you can't argue, you can't say this. >> there's no i agree with you. there's lots of wrong things. i'm totally agree with you. but at end of the day, at the end of the day, aboriginal people tend to be different. they have a different background than the than the white australians. okay well, moving on, we've got the telegraph and kellogg's seems to have completely forgotten its puritanical beginnings. >> paul yes, unbelievable, isn't it? >> kellogg's has been accused of sexual izing breakfast cereal boxes by celebrating pride month and ruining and sorry and running illegal in inverted commas, diverse diversity schemes. it argues that kellogg's hiring, training and promotion practises are in

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in this what would be done is we look at small steps and incremented steps, easy steps that can be dixon, stop changing the country around the boards and the globalization it on the course of the i yeah, the quote i'm not the comfortable to the beesley because if somehow, if they're going to but then the tradition independence within the last is also the lead. i think give measures for, you know, more environmental institution, the ability mechanisms so that he supports the stop thinking about the consequences of the we should we business. okay. little steps that need to be made quite quickly for a big problem in, in the pod, chandra, co for a quote on trial. thank you for your time. thank you, man. thank you very much for joining us today on the w use. asia point use from the region on dw, till com slash agents. tomorrow, the nico africa, wireless weekend, focusing on energy nutrition and education tunisia names to make it schools more sustainable and better equipped. the mock to our boarding school is leading the way . run like a small business, it is self sufficient and you can automa

i'm nick dixon known to many as the nick dixon, known to many as the people's host, and i'm here withrances the always insightful frances foster and the always available louis there he is, louis schaefer. there he is, looking so available. frances you hosted last night. how was it? it you hosted last night. how was it.7 it was it was a joy and an honour to fill the hot seat. >> there was a slight with >> there was a slight issue with the with the scroller. but don't worry , that person has been fired. >> yes, he has. and i make it look very easy. francis i can see why you were a bit complacent. louis has a lot of call for you host, and i want call for you to host, and i want to see that personally, if only just once. i just want to see it. and only danger is, from it. and the only danger is, from my perspective, might go well. >> e“- well. >> my biggest fear. >> that's my biggest fear. >> that's my biggest fear. >> and, you know, it be my >> and, you know, would it be my biggest too.7 biggest fear, too.7 >> because i don't want to be the host. because the host is like a thankless beca

francis foster and nick dixon.now tell me, have you guys ever considered joining up and doing a podcast together? >> hey, hey, hey. he's controversial. little in—joke there. create a bit of tension just to let our audience know. you guys, you're the original duo. we are. before and had me on. this is the first time the three of us have been together in a room for about four years. yeah. they don't like to talk about that, though. josh, you just. there'll be a lawsuit. yeah, there be. you finally yeah, there will be. you finally acknowledged my podcast, acknowledged that. my podcast, though. that's nice, because normally i get for mentioning it. podcast. you it. it's a good podcast. you mean the weekly sceptic or or the thing? because i've the current thing? because i've got know love to get got to know i'd love to get heanng got to know i'd love to get hearing updates hearing constant updates from you. viewers? you. how many viewers? listeners, tv. yeah listeners, right. great tv. yeah okay, through okay, let's ban

francis foster and nick dixon.now tell me, have you guys ever considered joining up and doing a podcast together? >> hey, hey, hey. he's controversial. little in—joke there. create a bit of tension just to let our audience know. you guys, you're the original duo. we are. before and had me on. this is the first time the three of us have been together in a room for about four years. yeah. they don't like to talk about that, though. josh, you just. there'll be a lawsuit. yeah, there be. you finally yeah, there will be. you finally acknowledged my podcast, acknowledged that. my podcast, though. that's nice, because normally i get for mentioning it. podcast. you it. it's a good podcast. you mean the weekly sceptic or or the thing? because i've the current thing? because i've got know love to get got to know i'd love to get heanng got to know i'd love to get hearing updates hearing constant updates from you. viewers? you. how many viewers? listeners, tv. yeah listeners, right. great tv. yeah okay, through okay, let's ban

i'm nick dixon. of course , and i'm joined dixon. of course, and i'm joined by louis shaffer .here he is. by louis shaffer. there he is. and the only one of his children. he's still in contact with. jonathan kogan , real with. it's jonathan kogan, real name. shaffer, of course. how are you both doing? >> yeah, pretty good. i'm doing well, thank you. >> reunited a lengthy >> reunited after a lengthy court battle. >> we had a little problem >> well, we had a little problem the last time we were together, but spoken him but i've spoken to him about being mature. my being more mature. that it's my job show to be the job on this show to be the immature and his. immature one. and his. >> i've got be the adult. so >> i've got to be the adult. so the sun has to be the adult. >> that seems wrong to me. yeah >> that seems wrong to me. yeah >> that's a lot of >> yeah. that's a lot of my neuroses at i, the weird uncle? >> you're the weird uncle? yeah. we're not allowed to be left alone that. alone with that. >> right, on that alone with that. >> |note, on that alone with that. >> |note, le

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. >> as you look at denies dixon county, are you worried we are heading into a recession of some type has to have a recession in front of it until we stop the huge amount of fiscal spending. that is the part where they have a recession. it is probably the textbook description of heading toward the reception or worse than that, a variation of that cause stagflation. >> did your parents he success as a business leader? >> they did in terms of bt. >> my mother always used to say aren't you proud of your son, bob? she would say i love all my children. that was her thing. ♪ is no digital without trips, and i emphasize that because everybody speaks about the digitalization of the road. i would even go a step further, there is no green new deal without chips. it's a bit like the new boiler for the world. does the new oil for the world. given the geopolitical tensions especially between the u.s. and china, has become a necessity to be more resilient against these geopolitical tensions. and while finding out the hard way for the past two years during the pandemic, and what i mean is that we ha

i'm nick dixon. of course , and i'm joined dixon. of course, and i'm joined by louis shaffer .here he is. by louis shaffer. there he is. and the only one of his children. he's still in contact with. jonathan kogan , real with. it's jonathan kogan, real name. shaffer, of course. how are you both doing? >> yeah, pretty good. i'm doing well, thank you. >> reunited a lengthy >> reunited after a lengthy court battle. >> we had a little problem >> well, we had a little problem the last time we were together, but spoken him but i've spoken to him about being mature. my being more mature. that it's my job show to be the job on this show to be the immature and his. immature one. and his. >> i've got be the adult. so >> i've got to be the adult. so the sun has to be the adult. >> that seems wrong to me. yeah >> that seems wrong to me. yeah >> that's a lot of >> yeah. that's a lot of my neuroses at i, the weird uncle? >> you're the weird uncle? yeah. we're not allowed to be left alone that. alone with that. >> right, on that alone with that. >> |note, on that alone with that. >> |note, le

. >> nbc news senior national politics reporter, matt dixon joins us now.rning anything this morning, it is the loss of democracy. i am your dually elected state attorney for the 9th judicial circuit, and nothing done by a weak dictator can change that. >> weak dictator, so no love lost there. put this fight between desantis, and frankly florida prosecutors generally into context for us. >> sure. desantis, during his press conference this morning, which was an unexpected hastily called event in tallahassee sort of tried to prebutt the idea, and pointed to crime stats for her judicial circuit, but the big picture really is as you touched on it, his presidential campaign is not doing as well as he expected. he trails in the polls by former president trump. this is a move he's using to one, get national attention and do something that the republican base likes. you alluded to the fact that he has done this before, did this last year, august of 2022, the tampa area, local prosecutor, and the republican base liked it. he was able to do things like do fundraising

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i had to cross the mason-dixon line on an important part of the mason-dixon line. had to go to valley forge and across the delaware washington did certain things sort of fell into place at work must. >> how long did it take you to plan it? >> in variousus ways it took basically a year period i was going to walk out my door march 2020 but something happened. didn't disrupt my life by the way. and so i had to scratch it and decided to postpone it for exactly as i walked at my door on the 29th of march 2021. between those two days everythingng unimaginable had happened. including a couple of months before, before i left the whole insurrection at the capital. so i walked into a world that was profoundly changed since when i'd originally planned to i do it. it's increased the number of things to think about by magnitude spirit. >> you took off her 26 days. you take a lot of shit with you? >> know peer entered very little with me. i didn't camp. so the fact that i was sleeping in their b&bs and things, i had to plot those places which is not easy. i went light i had a 16