when liquor is going to be used or doled out as a ration, it is also measured. it is usually a gill or a health gil. liquor ration is about a shot, maybe two just to give a measurement we are more used to been a gill. these guidelines are not really very specific at all. in large part, the confusion and lack of specificity came from the fact that supplying the rations was often left to the discretion of a commanding officer. in some cases, commanding generals actually decide and take control over how liquor is going to be dispensed. for example, after the battle of fredericksburg in 1862, robert e lee, who was commanding the army of northern virginia, he for bid christmas rations throughout the ranks. he just controls from the top how the whiskey is going to flow or not flow in this case. just down the road, in the army of the potomac, you've got general joseph booker. he is celebrating christmas and his new promotion by doling out whiskey rations pretty widely. you can see in two cases, both in fredericksburg or after fredericksburg in 1862, you have generals r

dole announced the move because the kits were processed on the same line as cheese that was producedd company, which also is listed under listeria recall. no illnesses have been connected to any other products for either company, but listeria can be fatal in young children, the elderly or anyone who has a compromised immune system. >> we could be in for a record setting valentine's day, the national retail federation is estimating that americans will spend nearly $26 billion to show their affection. more than half will go towards gifts for significant others. most americans say they'll be giving candy to their sweethearts, followed by cards and flowers. it's expected that more than half of american consumers will buy something, with the average being about 185 bucks. wow. this valentine's day, even real, it's real. just a push. >> hey, listen, it's been around . i was just reading an article. it's been around since, like, the 15th century. >> yeah, i believe it started as a pagan festival for fertility. now >> so it is real. >> and now we buy cards at cvs and candy. >> when we come b

where we make sure it's really simple — think of it as a blueprint for how every enterprise can go and dole, your customers — how able are they to take this onboard? you've obviously partnered up with nvidia. how soon will they be able to benefit from this investment on your pod? we've done surveys that showed 95% of it infrastructure is going to be increasing due to ai workloads. so we know there's a huge demand. but we also know in that same survey that only 13% are prepared and ready for — with their current infrastructure — to be able to handle ai workload. there's a lot of need in the workplace today. this partnership gives us the capability to drive it rapidly into enterprises. we see this with all of our customers — they've been asking for us for something like this for over a year now. so we're excited to actually bring this to market and share with our customers this week. ahead of the us election, there is also growing unease about how ai could be used to spread misinformation. meta has announced it will tighten controls over how ai generated content is shared on a social media pl

a fraction of the amount that had been allocated for these production linked incentives have been doledcourse all eyes on the finance minister who will be about 500 metres away from us at parliament house where she will be making that announcement. elections are just around the corner. before we go. a usjudge has sided with florida governor ron desantis in his fight with disney. the media giant had accused the republican of organising a "campaign of government retaliation" when state officials voided a development deal involving disney�*s florida theme park. this came after disney criticised a state law that restricted the teaching of sexuality in schools. in dismissing disney�*s lawsuit, judge allen winsor said the actions the governor took were legal. adidas says it will not write—off its remaining inventory of yeezy shoes, despite the end of its partnership with kayne west. the sportswear giant was previously unsure of what to do with the over 300—million dollars worth of shoes left from its association with the rapper. adidas said in a statement that it plans to sell the collector�*

over the past 42 years, more than 800 crystal seamors have been doled out, and gold and silver seamore statuettes have been awarded to foreign movies. but what is this mysterious bird and how did it find its way to become the symbol of faran's most prestigious cinematic event? the seamor is a mystical flying creature in iranian mythology. it is regarded as a symbol of benevolence, generosity and wisdom, and this is exactly what inspired veteran iranian graphics designer ibrahim haari task with designing a logo for the... on the other hand, i realized that many of the top film festivals have chosen an animal as their symbol such as the golden bear of the berlin international film festival or the golden lion of the venice film festival. so this is what inspired me to pick the persian mythical bird seamore. then in order to come up with the design, did some extensive drawings and symbolizing prestige, the seamor designed by ibrahim hariri is one of the most recognized logos in iran and adorns every poster and any item related to the faj film festival and the crystal seamore itself is the

it is not illinois and chicago have this giant budget surplus where they can dole this money out. these funds are going to be coming from other programs, other areas, other needs that the city here in chicago and cities across the state have been dealing with for years. >> sandra: they have residents fleeing, businesses fleeing that city for years, lost revenue every single day and that is shouldered on those who stay. thank you very much. gianno caldwell knows that situation well. a chicago native. what are we supposed to make of what is happening in that city that we all know and love and hold dear to our heart but they are at a breaking point? >> they've been at a breaking point, i would argue they've already broken especially with mayor brandon johnson. what we see in the city of chicago is the usurping of resources. crime out of control. homeless population. people who served this country before the migrants arrive who don't get these kinds of services. black residents who have been crying for support, help for years. i got involved in politics when i was 14 years old since i

a new big apple program to dole out $53 million in pre-paid credit cards for those sheltered in new york city hotels to buy food and other supplies. they could have stuck around and, you know, engaged in whatever was free here and then got the free ticket to go west. congresswoman. >> oh man, harris, i don't know where to start. you have heard me say it before. you play stupid games you win stupid prizes, all the blue states and cities are reaping what they've sown. the rapper called it all out for people to see how ridiculous this is. when you have the rapper saying that maybe trump was right to be as tough as he was when it came to border security, that should be a wake-up call across america to all the democrats who think that they have the african-american vote in the bag. and particularly young people in the bag. don't forget, harris, the liberal left raided the $130 million emergency assistance to homeless veterans pot of money and gave it to the illegals for bus tickets and plane tickets and hotel rooms. $130 million for homeless veterans rerouted to illegals. nothing new. the arr

over the past 42 years, more than 800 crystal seamors have been doled out, and gold and silver seamore statuet. spots have been awarded to foreign movies, but what is this mysterious bird and how did it find its way to become the symbol of iran's most prestigious cinematic event? the seamor as a mystical flying creature in iranian mythology. it is regarded as a symbol of benevolence, generosity and wisdom, and this is exactly what inspired veteran iranian graphics designer ibrahim haari. task with designing a logo for the fadge film festival and a trophy to be awarded as the top price. نشان جشنواره هم در سال 64 festival was a signed to me back in 1986. first designed the logo, after a couple of brainstorming sessions with the organizers of the festival and listening to their ideas, i thought that the persian mythical bird seamore captures the concept they were looking. on the other hand, i realized that many of the top film festivals have chosen an animal as their symbol, such as the golden bear of the berlin international film festival or the golden lion of the venice film festival, s

where we make sure it's really simple — think of it as a blueprint for how every enterprise can go and dole _ own use cases. so, your customers - _ own use cases. so, your customers - how- own use cases. so, your customers - how able i own use cases. so, your. customers - how able are own use cases. so, your- customers - how able are they customers — how able are they to take this onboard? you've obviously partnered up with nvidia. how soon will they be able to benefit from this investment on your pod? we've done surveys — investment on your pod? we've done surveys that _ investment on your pod? we've done surveys that showed - investment on your pod? we've done surveys that showed 95%| investment on your pod? we've l done surveys that showed 95% of it infrastructure is going to be increasing due to ai workloads. so we know there's a huge demand. but we also know in that same survey that only 13% are prepared and ready for — with their current infrastructure — to be able to handle ai workload. there's a lot of need in the workplace today. this partnership gives us the capability to drive it

work in between, and they'reegging us to work and we're saying, no, no, no, no, stay on the public dole. instead, for aplicar para la residencia, denver immigration attorney bryce downer. i know that lots of local businesses here are saying that they would love to just employ these individuals outright or file petitions for these individuals. sadly, the law doesn't allow for that. most here, he says, don't qualify for expedited temporary work permits, something former president trump allowed for. tens of thousands of venezuelans on his last day in office. the biden administration extending similar protections twice. but those deadlines have come and gone. the biden administration is in a difficult position right now, so they recognize that the migrant population is straining local governments. but they're also concerned that if it becomes too quick and too easy to get a work permit, that that is only going to serve to incentivize more migrants to show up at the united states and request asylum at the western motor. in a break in the cold, leads to a game of soccer. but another challenge

didn't bob dole and president reagan? yes they did in 1983 some 40 years ago. they extended the solvency of social security by raising the age. they did not enhance any of the benefits. today we have 10,000 baby boomers a day becoming eligible for social security. we will surpass more than 70 million people who are on social security next year. yet, those benefits that work -- were in place when richard nixon was president have not been changed. people have not received an increase in their social security payments. there are more than 5 million fellow americans who have worked all their lives and get below poverty level payments. there are 23 americans -- pretty 3 million americans paying taxes on social security that should not have to do so. for those that have been prevented through government employees and municipal employees from getting their benefits, that deserves to be repealed so they are able to get those benefits for close to 40% of the american people, the only pension they will have is social security. on average, that is 18,000 per mail, $14,000

but where is this garage that's doling out fortune cookie type of messages to people? >> yeah. isn't it cool? it's actually on vallejo street. kind of on the border of north beach and chinatown. it's just a very ordinary looking garage from the outside. >> all right, but inside. look at this. we're panning some of your video showing you have remarkable power, which you're not using. uh, if you wish to, you will have an opportunity, huh? by the way, are these new? >> no, they're actually more than 20 years old. so i, i did a little deep dive into this. i had to put sfmtahrough their paces to help me research it, but basically two artists in cotructed, were given like arst $40,000 commission to make this project. and another project that puts faces of people from the neighborhood on the side of the building. and they came up with almost 200 fortune cookie like messages. >> so they've been there yet i've never visited. okay let's just show some of those messages , take a look at a few of them up close. uh- i like this one. this is the greatest day of your life. it's so awesome whe

nasa is looking to dole out funding to those who want to make a business going to the moon.re interested. as this return to the moon gets mature, there will be even more opportunities for companies. caroline: we will turn to you in those moments. thank you. coming up, all the details, how disputes within klarna have spilled over into a high-profile drama. rivian shares drama, long-term shareprice chart, down almost 90%, on the back of lackluster earnings posted after the bell wednesday. yesterday the stock fell hard, they said they would let go of staff as well. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: vc drama brewing. sequoia named a new board member for klarna in an effort to calm issues between the founders. extraordinary story. what's going on? what's the spark of the issue? >> ugh, it's a mess. what happened is unclear. there was some dispute at klarna about governance or control issues and sequoia's partner, on the board, matt miller, saw things one way, and michael moore it's, legendary vc, was until very recently a partner at sequoia, saw it another way, the upshot is michael

and bob dole, congressman from kansas. dole delivered the four votes that provided the margin of victory. as i say, 11 years later, ford repaid the debt with compound interest when he put forward on the ticket in 1976 and ford really came to national prominence then with the evan jerry show. what was his relationship up with everett dirksen? yeah, everett dirksen was great showman. and as a young boy, he'd met william jennings bryan and they never got over it. i mean, he was william jennings bryan reincarnated. you know, he'd get up and give these great full throated speeches extolling the virtues of the barrick gold, you know, as the national flower. and but but bob or carnival, who was a friend of ford's and an excellent congressman from upstate new york, said in an interview that i found that, you know, that dirksen would have walked over his grandmother for two federal judges and lbj took. his measure seduced him, you know, long before ford appeared on the scene, the dirksen ford relationship was not warm. part of it w

which would be the largest among any chips act funds granted as the commerce secretary is trying to dolese out. she's beginning to speak now so, we will be watching for the headlines she makes and bring you the latest on that news. ed: the chips act money is one of the keys of pat gelsinger's approach. coming up on the program, some of the biggest names in tech are investing in a business, developing humanoid robots. it might not be the one that you think. more on that, next. the news keeps coming out of d.c. we are looking at shares of discover and capital one. a group of lawmakers, led by senator elizabeth warren and representative alexandria ocasio-cortez are urging the fed, the occ, to block this deal that broke last week. a big one in the financial technology and consumer credit card space. theres are reacting to that. both up one 10th of a percent. this is bloomberg technology. ♪ with everything from managing your social posts, and events, to email and sms marketing. constant contact delivers all the tools you need to help your business grow. get started today at constantcontact.co

searching is sick because he's living her life to the front of the that was the origin as to bobby dole was off through the caricature and that's why bobby had these loan exaggerated legs and that looked fine. but actually, i always thought of her as a dressmakers don't understand the loan legs look good for griffing cliff. it's very important that you can play with a toy and back in 59 when the 1st became on to the market. it was fashionable to wear high pumps as well. so that's why bobby stands on her tip toes. the often stage before state yeah. how much were monday? so if you didn't, this display case was a bit know we have the 1st tough of the sixty's or couldn't you can see that the dresses are most the cost of, of the name kind of the microsoft like off can either sniffing using dictation sick. i lie, no, was totally in the pony tail. the puffy has dialed on. these are the typical looks that people had at the time. that's how i talked to the how much wind, haga todd, the ever changing bobbie world. logical and economic who can sit between adults and is not only an expert, it shoul

here is the thing, then, in 1996, bob dole was younger than both biden and trump are today. as they say history rhymes. now, president biden, his number 2 and democrats alike are all blasting robert herr for the remarks in that report about bidens age and his struggle to remember things in his interview. >> the comments were made, inaccurate, inappropriate. they are calling this the sequel of the attack of the six foot monster. >> james trashed hillary clinton. >> there is a feeling like this. >> herr went so far. >> he is out combing it is not good >> this is not like what he did. according to the legal team for starters, james comey worked for the f.b.i. but he is running the department of justice, he legally required to right a report. compiling a report highly critical of trump even though he was not charging trump, either. while it is fair to question how hur came to his conclusions, it is questionable to suggest that he should not have included them at all. now, republicans, their view depends on the letter next to the name. while mueller was investigating trump you he

i know dole brought that out in one election cycle. what are your thoughts on that, please? guest: the answer on a consumption tax is that it depends. there are a lot of design options that you can use to offset the regressive impact of a consumption tax. at tax foundation we have done simulations and studies looking at how you can reform the u.s. tax system towards a consumption tax and if you use tax credit or a large exemption or combination of both. you can have a progressively structured consumption tax. it is in the design. moving to a consumption tax would increase economic growth. it would be leading to increased productivity, increased work. there is the economic benefit. depending on how you structure it, it could maintain the income taxes we have now. as far as the wealth tax, i think that those are generally poor tax policies. if we go back to the principles of stability and neutrality, transparency, and simplicity, a wealth tax fails on all fronts. it is very difficult and complex to administer wealth tax. it creates really weird incentives as far as the types o

i remember when bob dole 1996 running for president. he was with the brooklyn dodgers.s candidacy. people said too old. he can't even remember emmanuel macron own. he's like young and vibrant. >> the names don't even sound the same. jamie, do you think someone on his staff is feeding him bad info on purpose? >> he is still alive. it's absolutely insane. let me say this. i never thought i would have something in common with the president, but we are both speechless. i don't even know what to say. i heard late night at the bar when you get him drunk he talks normal. he talks with perfect diction. they should start dressing him in whatever suit he wants to wear when he dies just to save time. >> pick it out. >>> up next to people lack trus when wrinklests are robust? and longer-lasting relief than tylenol rapid release gels because advil targets pain at the source of inflammation. so for faster pain relief, advil the pain away. what is cirkul? cirkul is the fuel you need to take flight. cirkul is the energy that gets you to the next level. cirkul is what you hope for when

biden crippled families with years of inflation, put welfare over work and doled out more corporate war fare than any president ever. trump added more to the national debt than any president in history and it wasn't because of covid, he wants to put 10% tax hike on every single american. just like biden, trump will devastate families and destroy good-paying jobs. we need to shift our economy into overdrive, not reverse. most importantly, we need a president who protects america. biden has failed this basic duty as commander-in-chief he tried to cut the military and made us weaker while our enemies get stronger. he withdraw from afghanistan in way that encouraged our enemies to do whatever they want. three years later, russia invaded ukraine. hamas has murdered israeli women and children in their beds. china is launching unprecedented cyber attacks on american infrastructure. iran is killing american soldiers. at the same time, donald trump has plenty problems on national security. he's all but said he will abandon ukraine, a massive gift to vladamir putin and now trump is innovating put

enforcement perspective, seeing increase in numbers and people incredibly desperate and we know what peep dole when they are desperate, anything to accomplish their own personal goals. the problem is up here there is a nor'easter coming up, we'll not get a lot of snow, we are experiencing more cold than we've seen in the last couple weeks. with temperatures like that, you will not survive nlsz you are fully equipped with hats and jackets and they do not come prepared. they are unexpecting of the weather or potential and they are in the middle of the woods and there are waterways that pass through the woods and you can end up like one suspecting individual did drowning. >> todd: even "new york times" is highlighting an article detailing how brutal conditions are. perilous conditions have led to people having to be treated for hypothermia. a pregnant mother died. bodies recovered from rivers and forest. how is this humane? that is the word progressives use when they push open borders. none of this is humane and it was not well planned and from a law enforcement perspective, we know if congress t

come of course because for biden, it is always illegals first and native americans --ta >> they are doled by taxpayer-funded ngos not government foundation. r remember, you pay for them here at our own duffy traveled tohing tucson, arizona, to learn more. >> what yod u are seeing is all signage is removed. that is the first thing you know that this is ngo nongovernmental organization, housing illegal immigrants. >> can you guys get off of the property please? >> is this not a hotel? >> can you please exit the property. >> w there is no sign outside. >> is this where illegals areal being housed with government funding?>> >> i am going to call the police. >> please call them curative bu. i need to know what it is. [speakinswerg non-english langu] this is ngo paid for by government monday. >> wain e will not answer any questions. >> can you explain what yo: nou here? >> laura: americans pay forpens the shelters, but we are not allowed to know what happens inside. byt thos the way, why aren't thn anchors with perpetually furlough browse demanding answers? they know that when they do they will

testament how we conduct ourselves pride in jobs, and out there right now fighting, we will keep doling>> i am a new yorker i am grateful for the force nypd doing a great job 15-year-old migrant in custody for shooting nypd officer injuring a tourist in times square last week charged as adult two counts attempted murder eric adams issuing a curfew requiring migrants to check in by 11:00 inside until 6:00 a.m. here is what mayor said handling the crime wave as migrants flood the big apple. >> it is apparent, crime wave, that some of the migrants asylum-seekers are coming here for wrong things, doing overwhelming number over 170,000, the next leg of you adjourn pursuing american dream there is a small minority, participating in illegal behavior pm. maria: john your reaction. >> look. whether it be migrants -- a crew in brooklyn gang in queens not painting the whole community as that, we will attack we will go after, those hurting preying on new yorkers if you are going to hurt our city you are going to -- we are coming at you full force of nypd police department. >> you are doing your job

in the real news round up critics calling san francisco racist for it's guaranteed income programs dolinglions of taxpayer dollars to minority groups based on race and gender identity. the lawsuit said this violates the state's constitution. >> at first i was disappointed. >> >> the slave thing is a bummer. >> republican a recommendations by the way so ya'll can stop e-mailing me and saying i'm a white girl and don't deserve reparation. >> she was upset to learn one of her ancestors was a slave owner. the bible based series the chose sen the subject of a heated debate among viewers saying a scene in the recent episode doesn't show the main character of jesus but dallas jenkins the director told a christian news outlet that viewers need to remember that everything is in context and the season is not over yet. now this from the golden state of call foreigns you schools there are required to pay up to try to make up for pandemic era learning losses after parents sued multiple school districts and we're talking about a massive settlement. two billion dollars. one of the largest education rela

magnificent 7 and generate the earnings that the market requires, then there could be some punishment doled out by investors. annabelle: we have the rba decision a head in the next few hours. not expecting a change in policy, but a lot of the focus is on the tone that will be struck in that conference. what are you expecting and also from the dollar reaction off the back? isaac: i think the rba will try to be firmly neutral and interdependent. the idea of further rate hikes -- and data-dependent. i think the recent data report put water on the idea of further rate hikes. , on the other hand, there is no evidence that rba can point to to say that they need to cut rates yet. that means we will have i think a fairly neutral rba for some time and that will provide some challenges for the aussie dollar. we have already seen that. the whipsaw in consensus views around the aussie compared to last year, is very weak started today are so far. from our perspective, $.60 is more likely than $.70 in the near-term. that means you have 5% or so that could give way if the rba is at least more dovish than

then in 1996 bob dole was younger than both biden and trump are today. as they say history rhymes. now president biden, his number 2, and democrats alike are all blasting special counsel robert hur for the remarks in that report about biden's age and his struggles to remember things in his interview. >> how in the hell dare you raise that. they don't know what they're talking about. it has no place in this report. >> the comments that were made by that prosecutor gratuitous, inaccurate, and inappropriate. >> the pundits are also having a 2016 flashback calling this a sequel to the attack of the 6 foot 8 monster. >> james comey trashed hillary clinton in very similar way. what hur did is exactly the same thing. >> there's a comey-esque feeling to this whole thing. >> hur went so far beyond the lines and so deliberately it was comey redux. >> because it sure sounds like james comey in 2016. >> he is out-comeying comey. it's comey 2.0 and it doesn't look very good. >> there are similarities, but this isn't quite what comey did. james comey was head of the fbi at the time. he held a ne

searching is sick because he's living her life to the, from the see it the that was the origin as to bobby dole walls off to rule the caricature. and that's why bobby had these loan exaggerated legs and that looked fine. but actually i always thought of her as a dressmakers don't understand the loan legs were good for griffing cliff. it's very important that you can play with a toy and back in 59 when the 1st became on to the market. it was fashionable to way high pumps as well. so that's why bobby stands on her tip toes of think stage before states. yeah, how much remind these of it in this case was a bit know we have the 1st tough of the sixty's or couldn't you can see that the dresses are most of the cost of of the name kind of the microsoft like those congressional yeah, d as in victory, 6, i line no, was totally in the pony tail. puffy has dialed. these are the typical looks that people had at the time. that's how i took the how much wind hoggard, todd the ever changing bobbie world? logical and economical concept. between adults and is know certainly an x the shouldn't suit the collective

history of nominating people when they run the second time, think about ron desantis or mccain or bob dole and nikki haley is probably playing a long game. >> shannon: politico says there may be "i told you so" moment why she is sticking around. if trump loses in november, haley is sure to be viewed in different light, her message validated and her party coming off four disappointmentes linked to trump. does the base want to hear that? if he loses in 2024, will they be open to this argument, i told you this would happen. >> if the republican party were to lose, there would be changes after four successive elections, whether nikki haley is beneficiary of that remains to be seen. additional motivation, we have most dynamic political environment, two basic octogenarians for both parties, you have enter of courtroom in 91 indictments on one side and sitting president that has diminished by the day. if you hang around, you are likely to see things. i can't imagine that is not part of her calculus going forward. >> shannon: this marquette law school poll has her head-to-head up 18 points on bide

they failed to obtain permission from the county for the cash she what doling out to her lover and wade took actions apparently including indictments before he was sworn in so this scheme of theirs smacks of mispropose operation of public funds and willis could be removed from offices. she had could face criminal charges. >> professor, let's get your take on. when the plea deals leading up to this case nobody was pleading guilty to racketeering or rico charge which makes one wonder why that statute was pursued in the first places, not usually used in a case like this. let's get your take what impact will this have on this particular case these indictments and what about the plea agreements. >> well, you know, i taught legal ethics for 30 years and this is a classic case of conflict of interest by her own standard. she said when she was running for office you should not have a personal relationship with your subordinates. she shooed supervisor her subordinate s. she in position to supervise hills when they're lovers? why should we believe the affidavit and the statement saigtd their rela

years ago, but the pineapple express, the moisture starts in hawaii, where they have pineapples in the dole plantations, and all the way into southern california. we knew this was coming for days, and it certainly did not disappoint. people right now, it is still dark, people are driving through this area, and we still have water on roadways. it's like whac-a-mole as we see the cars and trucks and bare kalds moving from one spot to another as the water rises. all of that water up there has to get over there, and it's going to be a few days. water is going to rise in places where you thought you were done, but you're not done yet. >> chad, you have all the new worlds for things, but you also remember the old things. you have more information in your pinkie finger than most of us do in our whole bodies when it comes to the water. you talked about the hills. people don't realize california runs off so quickly, the mudslides, the landslides. all of these things, places like the hollywood hills, that's where it will get treacherous, not just at the bottom as well. it is a dangerous situation. th

but even if you add all of this up, dole it, and add a billion-doar confidence interval, is still doesot add up twh bank of america analysts called a defining moment, like the internet of the 1990's. for one thing, the most exciting part of the internet in the 1990's was that it had incredibly low barriers to entry and it was not dominated by large companies. it had them running scared. the ai bubble by contrast is being inflated by massive incumbents whose excitement boils down to this will let the biggest companies get much, much bigger and the rest of you can go f yourselves. some revolution. that is cory doctorow. what do you think about that? sebastian: i did not say that, first of all. there is the belief ai will be transformative in a trillion software products. i believe that exists. i would go back and look at the effect of natural fertilization had on agriculture in the last 50 years. years and years ago, almost everyone farmed and a farmer would make food for his family. it has massively changed the world. if you can make people more efficient in their daily work, it will ha

and the freedom is be a record because now the court is not only doling out justice for white southerners, black women now use courts for a different thing. now it's hold your people are rushing to get married. another group of these people are rushing to unmarried. and so they using the courts to say, hold are no longer want to be married. how can y'all help me get out of that? so freedman's bureau court in doing that, black women start saying things like, okay, listen, i had a child, my child's lives across the way in a county. he is not supporting me. y'all go over there and get money from or make him come back. either one. they start asking for support when they ask to leave their husbands, they start to say, well, if i leave him, he do what he needs to pay me about $5 a month or something. they create alimony. all of these times. you know, today black women use the freedman's bureau court to do that. they the freedman's bureau court to accuse black black men of domestic violence. and in some cases, they are very successful with domestic violence, because if accuse a black man of dome

first met chaplain black a few years ago as he traveled across canada to attend the late senator bob dole'schildren and he and his beloved wife brenda now have three grown sons of their own. chaplain black spent 27 years in the u.s. navy chapel court and served as rear admiral and chief of chaplains for the entire navy before becoming chaplain of the synod in 2003. his mastery of the scriptures is stunning and his insight into life is infallible. from my first conversation with the chaplain it was truly made that a powerful message he has to share. and i'm grateful that he is a great to be with us here this morning. ladies and gentlemen, the 62nd chaplain of the united states synod dr. barry black. [applause] >> let us pray. speak, lord, for we are listening. in the name of jesus christ our lord, amen. president biden, leade in our government, legislative branch, judicial branch, leaders throughout the world, and my dear wife brenda, the fact that i am standing before you today is proof god indeed has a sense of humor. [laughing] i want to talk to you about turning your crisis into conquest

the biden administration is doling out $3 billion in the combination of both loans and grants to global it say boost that officials say triples the production in the northeast. this is the largest chips act award that is going out so far. the total investment is expected to be $12.5 billion in spending as the company builds out the existing facility in vermont and builds a new facility in new york. the focus of what they are building is legacy chips. they have a partnership with gm and they will focus on chips in the u.s. including specialty chips for satellites and evs and power grid. the goal here, of course, is countering china. the commerce secretary says this sends a clear signal that the u.s. is serious of bolstering national security. dom, this is the first sizeable grant going out under the chips act, but it is $1.5 billion out of the $39 billion. >> megan, if there is more to come, what exactly can we expect to see and when can we expect to see the bigger awards that can go out? which ones make the biggest splashes in the weeks and months? >> reporter: absolutely. we think thes

clear and known to me, on the other hand, look, then, when he enters big politics from kansas, bob dolehe senate, advocates for him, why for the unknown guy who in principle, there’s no place to call him , from well, yes, he graduated from spanish, which is already surprising, suddenly bubdul, oh well, bubduol bubdul, harvard, everything is also clear here, but after harvard , again, what, he becomes the editor of the harvard law magazine, law magazine. usa, you know, marie, what lawyers are in the usa, this is the number one profession, there, if you don’t count doctors, here he comes when he comes to ukraine, not just as a high-ranking appointee, he is the watchdog and, what’s more, he’s fanatically watching it process, very curious he had a breakdown, when he was working in ukraine, marie louise kelly from the us national broadcasting system asked him a question: regarding the change of the us ambassador, yuvovich, no, well, in general, it was a fairly high-profile case in the us, that is, the breakdown was associated with endless overexertion and fear in some way leak or transfer in

the president con doles with the wigwe families, the business community, and all of those impacted by this harrowing incident. now, anna, the nation has been plunged into mourning and many nigerians are feeling this loss quite keenly. wigwe was known as a visionary and brilliant mind taking it frthe bank to africa. so he really was on a mission to cement his legacy and create a global banking group. it was also known as a flont ro m philanthropist, working on the herbert wigwe university, which he wanted to be a world-class operation from africans. he was a huge known arts collector who sponsored several art shows on the continent and a show on cnn called "africa avant-garde." so today many nigerians are mourning his loss, as well as thousands of underprivileged nigerians who he created scholarships for through his foundation, a truly sad day for nigeria, anna z. >> a huge loss, indeed. stephanie busari live in lagos, thank you. >>> when we come back, she's super bowl bound heading to vegas. taylor swift's plane has already landed in los angeles. coming up, we're breaking down the und

taxpayers already doled out over the last decade.usands seek a better one each year in the u.s. >> a root causes strategy assumes we'll raise the entire planet to a higher standard of living. it exposes the absurd tee of it. >> more than half who enter the u.s. come from other countries ignored by the biden/harris root cause policy. two reasons it didn't work. wages. when you can earn more in an hour in the u.s. than a week at home. people leave. two, remittances. guatemala, el salvador, honduras. it makes more sense to export labor than goods. >> 20% is a lot and lost in the conversation. thank you. >> we need to make certain we assert an international crisis. i was concerned it appeared the administration was sleeping walking into an international crisis. looks like now they will be able to take action. >> jacque: mike turner addressing critics head on defending sounding the alarm on a report about russia wanting to put nuclear weapons in space. congressman mike waltz joins us now. saw chairman turner addressing all the criticism h

president biden doubled down, offering northern triangle countries billions over what taxpayers have doledand mexico, despite a much improved quality of life, hundreds of thousands seek a better one each year in the u.s. >> a root causes strategy assumes we are going to raise the entire planet to a higher standard of living. it just exposes the absurdity of it. >> more than half who enter illegally, come from africa, asia, other countries ignored by the biden-harris root cause policy. so the problem is u.s. taxpayers cannot afford to bail out every country whose residents seek better paying jobs in the u.s. sandra. >> sandra: thank you. interesting stuff. >> this man has an i love new york, you want to go to new york? >> no. >> where do you want to go? >> i'm from colombia. >> this gentleman is from cameroon. >> john: all over the world. griff jenkins catching up with a group of migrants at california's southern border as the crisis appears to be moving west. jacumba, california, the new hot spot is putting more pressure on san diego. a migrant center will shut its doors for good five mont

that bob dole was too old in 1996 when he was 73 anna john mccain was too old in 2008.ast week, last thursday, the press was willing to look the other way on biden. then, 86% of americans said "no, this is what we think." if i was in the white house, i am thinking "how are you supposed to fight against 86% of the country?" send out as many people as you want to say he's great. that's not what people are seeing. people might have respect for him, the office of the presidency, but they see what they see, they hear the cadence, the knives are out from the democratic graybeards like james carville. i feel like last week was the death knell for the campaign. i don't know if they know that yet. if they don't make any changes -- and they might not -- than they are looking at a likely loss in november. >> jesse: what about when they say it's difficult to prepare for a meeting with joe biden? does anybody believe that? >> greg: i don't think so. what is amazing, and i think it is great news, and i hate the negativity from dana, but it is like you. >> dana: it's hard for me. >> g

the irony here is this administration doles out plenty of criticism when republican lawmakers go to ther political pushes for legislation. they decry it as a photo op and a gimmick. so they deny that this is any different. >> john: when we get these great drone shots of the border barrier that governor abbott has put in, you can see texas dps and the national guard patrolling along the tops. it's almost reminiscent of the berlin wall. they felt extreme circumstances required extreme measures. we'll stay with this. we'll be right back with former president trump and president biden coming up this afternoon. the ladies have been doing a lot of talking recently. she looks great! what they don't know is i got inspire, a sleep apnea treatment that works inside my body. i feel refreshed because i'm not struggling with cpap anymore. 100 bucks she got work done. great sleep, at the click of a button. did she get implants? yeah, i got an implant, sheila!! relax, it's inspire. inspire. sleep apnea innovation. learn more and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com type 2 diabetes? di