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there was testimony douglas hurd is part of the signingl douglas hurd is part of the signing off of thisaded ukraine. —— testimony that was heard. ukraine is going to have to achieve a lot before winter sets in once again. how is the russian army looking in terms of military and troops personal as well? that army looking in terms of military and troops personal as well? at the moment, and troops personal as well? at the moment. we _ and troops personal as well? at the moment, we have _ and troops personal as well? at the moment, we have seen _ and troops personal as well? at the moment, we have seen a _ and troops personal as well? at the | moment, we have seen a significant expansion of their ability to refurbish equipment. that is where a lot of their industrial capacity has gone on to command that has given them this temporary advantage over them this temporary advantage over the next probably 12 months, but 80% of the material that has been added to the front and comes from refurbishment. it is what is meant that they have been able to significantly i must buy five or six to one thei

found it uh douglas, send the perspectives, douglas center view and he felt perfect. so attitude towards palestine and completely stopped providing politics so late to the end, the call and make support. so israel authority. so then we must also raise you negotiations to create an independent palestinian state and upset by the sign to become a full member of the united nations. and in this case, indonesia will of course, continue to provide politico support model support for probably seed in independence. and the security of the palestinian people, indonesia in russia as a very long standing of relations since the so if you have time. so given indonesia and russia as a long history of this throwing relation, i believe this is a very welcoming and kind of jing, uh, get you right example or president put in to accommodate delayed by c, then elect level. i do believe that the, you need to let throw sanctions to word russia are not only in affective and oppose ah, the other way around. i witness the process of democracy in russia. we did turn out of so many people and als

we were fortunate and the fact that in douglas county, we have a group called the douglas omaha technology commission. it is a joint venture. they really are the experts on technology, cybersecurity and things of that nature. and so they have provided all of that. i also have two gentlemen in- house and election system in the technology department. they created our website and they maintain our website. if something were to happen, we hopefully could fix it in-house quickly. we don't contract with a third party for that. we can also change things on it instantly using them to get messages out. i think from the local election official perspective, we hear all the time that voters trust their local election officials and we hear a lot that we believe maybe there was fraud or misinformation or something someplace else but not our jurisdiction. and so having the trust with your community and voters and media outlets, so when issues do occur, you can contact them and get the correct information out. >> you talked about in your opening statement, about the information that you provide to voters

and i think it had some certain applications that douglas macarthur also in japan. it's, you know, the war is over. it is time to to forget those hostilities. but that means by the fall of 1901, resistance was largely confined to a few areas. and in some areas, fighting for reasons that had only tangential relations to the original reasons for fighting. okay. so i'm going to talk very briefly. you know, i said having said that, no unit typical. i'm going to talk about an atypical unit. but this their experience this is the 33rd infantry. the u.s. volunteers and they were assigned to a local, senatoal, local s in abra province, 1200 people to gover provinces with a population of about half a million people. all right. and ese were slave civic action things, setting up schools, buildinof the infrastructure, reestablishing trade, building roads, setting up and so forth. these are the number of engagements they had known engagement was any time you took fire. so those troops out on the rice paddy, that constitutes an engagement. it doesn't mean battle. okay. but you can

dot com, the douglas, omaha technology commission. it's a joint venture. they are really the experts on technologies, things of that nature. and they created our website, they maintained our website, and so something were to happen, we hopefully could fix it in house very quickly. we don't contract with the third party for that. we can also change things on it instantly using them to get messages out. you know, i think from the local election official perspective, we hear all the time that voters trust their local election officials. we hear a lot that we believe maybe there was fraud or misinformation or something in some place else, but not our jurisdiction. and so really having a trust with your community, with your voters, and with media outlets. so when issues do occur, you can contact them and get the correct information out quickly. >> you would talk about in your opening statements about the information that you provide to voters in douglas county and your good relationship with the media. you also mentioned the post election

douglas: it is in part of my portfolio. i will say first of all, there has been a big change in nature with finland and sweden joining. with those two arctic nations in nato, seven of the eight arctic nations in the world our nato allies. when there is a lot more nato in the arctic. so there is naturally more overfocus on arctic and arctic security in nato. and we are watching very closely -- well, first, russia as russia has built up its military infrastructure in the arctic and increased its presence. and we are seeing signs of increased cooperation between russia and china, seeing them exercise jointly off of the coast of alaska, we have seen a maritime exercises and we have seen them operating increasingly in the arctic. and so that is a major area of concern because i think we still have the ambition to keep conflict and tension low in the arctic. it is concerning with the increased militarization from russia and as russia is sort of in a disadvantage, as russia basically is weaker and needs china more, there is a risk

coming up douglas read occur -- douglas redicker. we begin with our top story. investors weighing geopolitical risk and a more hawkish fed as the earnings season wraps up. vittorio fernandez says "we will need to see earnings be the driver of future stock price appreciation. over 70% of the s&p 500 companies that have issued eps guidance for q1 have actually lowered estimates." tori a joins us now. -- victoria joins us now. are you saying earnings will not be able to do the heavy lifting into year end? victoria: they are still looking at double digit earnings growth. that is a big stretch. we are just about a week and a half in to earnings. banks were ok. the market did not have big moves. we have not hit a lot of the growth companies yet that tend to move the market. we are not seeing the lift i think we are going to need to see for valuations to stay at a 21.5, 22 times earnings we are seeing. we will have to have a pullback. earnings will probably be the catalyst for that to happen. jonathan: last time we spoke you are looking for economic weakness. where is

that scarlett’s belarusian ancestors lived in stale, they worked as shoemakers, but that michael douglas’ssy, mogilev region. it’s also known, i wonder if the stars themselves realized that, apparently , it is their belarusian roots that unite them, because let’s be honest, we are of course very happy and proud, but it’s unlikely that scarlett johansson and michael douglas even imagine that what is belarus, how do people live here today, in this case we we are very much waiting for them in belarus, and why doesn’t yoti hide that he doesn’t have belarusian roots, he said this in an interview, that i remember that my great-grandmother once lived there in belarus, but i wanted to say, look. photographs, but they are really similar, something is clear that people, in principle, can be relatives, this is the first story, imagine, yes, in hollywood and to each other , including, as masha said, hollywood is one big family, i i would say one big belarusian family, because there really are a lot of people from belarus in appeared in hollywood, they are not the first and not the last, and the myers

i'm sure the president appreciated those comments from michael douglas. your mental capacity, it's never a good place to be, especially when you are in the president of the united states. >> wow, carley. great point. look, gordon gecko was relevant nearly 40 years ago. i can quote wall street without a second thought, greed, for lack of a better word is good. greed is right. greed works. clarifies, cuts through and captures the essence of the evolutionary spirit. trust me outside of shawshank redemption it's my all-time favorite movie and michael douglas was once a great an tore and played a president himself. i couldn't care less what -- 81-year-old actual president if you look at poll after poll, believes should not be running for a second term, including a majority of democrats. so, it's great that cnn had michael douglass on to assure us that joe biden is sharp as a tack. how often do they get together exactly? i haven't seen any video of that hollywood supports democratic presidential candidate. go figure. >> i'm glad you mentioned he played a presid

and colonel douglas mcnair was shot right through the throat and and killed instantly. so in that two week period, claire loses husband and her only son. and so lest we think this is just a story about, you know, high people in high places who don't pay the price or whatever, i mean, this is a very human story of what mcnair contributed. certainly organizationally, the army and everything else, but also to people who sacrifice their lives for for ultimate victory in world war two. i think it's really, really poignant. absolutely yeah. yeah. so, yeah. when claire finds out about general leslie husband dying she she was in a gym volunteering for the red rolling bandages. and somebody comes in and whispers in her and takes her away. and then, of course, you can imagine when she finds out about 12 days later, it was absolutely devastating. and the other thing is the army sought to suppress the news of mcnair's at the front because, again, the deception, we need to find another person to come in and fill in him first. the army group. so the continues to work so you know ther

douglas murray and want to thank you for all you do.iend. >> great to se force factor total beets is the number one beets brand in america. that's why friends and family recommend total beets. now you can find total beets blood pressure chews at walmart so you can boost nitric oxide, support blood pressure and improve heart health. rush to walmart and find total beets. welcome back, america. i can see right democrats to reelect joe biden, i can see why the youth want to reelect joe biden. i can see why marxist want to reelect joe biden, he's destroyed our border trying citizenship and destroying our economy with inflation through the roof and destroyed our legal system and for personal political gain. he's become the rich through groups and companies and his family members but no problem with that. over seas he started wars all over the world, he's shown weakness and has sold out. he supported the wrong side and every instance but if you. he can barely talk, really think, he can barely walk so why wouldn't the democrats want to renomina

joining me now is retired us, colonel douglas macgregor.for joining colonel douglas macgregor. thank you forjoining us. colonel >> happy to be here. >> happy to be here. >> colonel , >> happy to be here. >> colonel, what did you make of the scenes in the house? >> as the ukrainian flags were waved in apparent celebration of signing the check to ukraine yet again ? again? >> well, i don't think they were really waving flags for ukraine. they were expressing their gratitude to donors who will reward them for voting for this terrible bill, probably 60 to 70% of the cash will never reach ukraine. it'll end up being circulated through the gi , circulated through the gi, laundering machine here in washington that moves funds to the department of defence from the department of defence from the department of defence from the department of defence to military industrial production , military industrial production, to clients, donors, and then eventually parts of it end up back on the hill in people's re—election funds. so you have to understand that

the foreign minister of jordan will be my guest also the great actor michael douglas joins me to talk about his latest starring role playing america's first diplomat benjamin franklin but first, here's my take bill maher recently set on his show that the 2024 election was going to be four over two issues immigration and abortion the party that best navigates these cultural battlefields is likely to prevail in november each party has an advantage. the democrats on abortion and the republicans on immigration. >> roe v. wade energized generations of conservative voters who felt deeply on the issue. >> and we're also outraged that courts had taken the question out of the democratic process now it's abortion rights voters who are energized, fueled by states like arizona that are putting in place draconian restrictions on abortion with the margins small in many swing states, abortion could be the issue that brings out suburban women who could tilt those states blue in november on the other hand, the republican party is now led by donald trump, who on this issue, as on many others, is suprem

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this is where the members of the terrace, so in that was busted in douglas down, they handed them over the weapons, the munition and will ever and everything that these guys needed to carry out the attack money. this is the very same call that they used for that failed gets away. this is the very same call that was called on its way to the russia ukraine border . so there it is shortly after the russian security services stopped terrace in the tracts and well prevented them from getting away with well with the most mother. so also there's another video released by the russian federal security service that is showing members of the douglas stony terrace. so answering one of the bank offices and they are approaching one of the atm, one of the cash machines they did not make any with the tools though, what they did, they deposited cash cash that was sent to the perpetrators of the terrorist attack against the croakers city hall for an intelligent service, the for they've also stepped forward. they have said that it is really suspicious how the us administration and how washington is try i

gabby douglas, she won gold for the u.s. in two olympics.ht years ago, an eternity in the world of gymnastics, she stopped competing. now this weekend she's roaring back. >> reporter: it may look smaller scale, but this texas qualifier could mark the start of a colossal comeback. gabby douglas, swinging on to the scene after stepping away from competitive gymnastics, this weekend delivering performances in floor exercise, vault, and uneven bars. familiar terrain even if it's been a minute for the 28-year-old who won hearts after she won gold in the olympics all around and helped power the americans to team gold in 2012 and 2016. earlier this year, announcing her return to the mat. >> so, gabby, the big question, does this mean you have your sights set on paris for the olympics this summer? >> oh, definitely. most definitely. i've been taking one day at a time. i'm honestly super excited to get back out there. >> reporter: if she makes the cut this year, douglas would be the oldest american woman to compete in gymnastics since the 1950s. >> h

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. >>> then michael douglas live.here as a representative of the united states. >> you won't want to miss it. >>> and let's groove! this morning sounds from iconic artists join the national recording registry. ♪ you can dance ♪ ♪ you can jive ♪ >> so who made the list? ♪ one way or another ♪ >> we've got all the details in "popstart" today, april 16th, 2024. [ cheers and applause ]. >> shout out to penn state. >> on our first mother-daughter trip. elk grove, california. >> columbus, ohio. >> iowa. >> portland, maine. >> and boston, massachusetts. >> sending love to my sister sara. >> watching in burlington, vermont. >> here to celebrate my birthday and our 36th anniversary today. >>> happy birthday! happy anniversary! happy everything! we're glad to have sheinelle here while craig is taking the morning off. good morning. >> a lot of folks outside. >> the plaza baked in sunshine. >> we'll take it. >> yes, sir. >>> let's get to our news at 8:00. israel says it will retaliate for iran's weekend attack. however, the scope

in the lincoln-douglas debates, douglass is saying, look, come on, you know, we've we've managed like this for 70 years. why couldn't we manage for another 70 years? no biggie. right. it's just not a big deal. now, the problem for douglass comes when you know his solution to this is what he calls popular sovereignty. and what a great term to use because he's against popular sovereignty. the people decide and his problem comes when the reality of how the decision about whether slavery should exist or otherwise in is so clearly corrupted and the methods used to elect a pro-slavery legislature in the state constitutional convention in kansas are, you know, borne out of violence and corruption. and at that point, douglass breaks from the the buchanan administration and that's a traumatic thing for to have to do in some ways. right. and so in the end, douglas, you know, douglass is kind of left adrift and most democrats, i mean, the democratic party is, of course, divided. in 1860. i mean, douglass never gets to the point where he recognizes understands the moral question of slavery in the

no, douglas is curious and he's intelligent. he's gonna be really happy.he and thomas are gonna have so much fun in paris. >> finn: okay, but they've been happy here. >> steffy: look, is it gonna be an adjustment? yeah, it-- it will. it's gonna take some tim

is it the stonecipher, merger with mcdonald douglas, was it that mcdonald douglas has this maximize shareholdera whole genre's of documentaries. it's famous for having gone down the tubes in the wake of 1997 merger with mcdonald douglas. >> donald trump, he -- his version of the federal aviation administration was increasingly isolated as other countries banned the 737 max. there are countries that said you can't fly that here. can boeing come back from where it is now without heavy government regulation? >> that is the million dollar question. you know, in february, the faa said to boeing, look, you have 90 days to get your house in order. come one a safety plan to start making these planes properly again. we don't know what they're going to come up with yet. we know the s.e.c. is investigating boeing as well. joy, at the end of the day, the shareholders own this company. they put the board in place. the board hires the ceo. they all seem to subscribe to this idea that the most important thing is to keep your share price up. >> keep the share price up. not keeping people alive in the plane. >>

and 2nd, western countries must stop there, douglas, found it a double send the perspectives douglas, i'm as you and he poll perfect, so attitude towards palestine and completely stopped providing politics. so late the end, the call and make support. so israel authority, so then we must also raise you negotiations to create an independent palestinian state and upset by the spine to become a full member of the united nations. and in this case, indonesia will of course uh, continue to provide politico support model support for police need in independence and the security of the policy, me and people. so in the nation actually continue to gather support for palestinian peace through various forums including have the parliamentary level. so in these last 2 ip assembly sessions with example, we have always mobilize this thing of the global vitamin by football, shooting and emergency item 2. and is that i was attacked on guys to stop the war and also the violation of human rights and guys i initiated this last time in one that and on roller russell silver. and then uh, recently in jeanette

douglas first. democrat in fairfax, south dakota. caller: good morning. i was a never trumper, and i am now a never biden. i would not vote for him if you paid me. even though i think he is trying to buy votes. it showed me his character a long time ago and the funding of genocide in gaza and now -- and not demanding an independent -- independent war crimes. taking israel's word for it is like having the murderer investigate his own crime. israel has a pretty good deal going. we give israel $3 billion every year, they have over 50 lobbyist groups that give the politicians 35 million dollars back in the politicians do what israel wants them to do, even going to war for them. this gives them another loan on top of whatever to commit genocide. i really do not see how anybody that can remember being treated as a second-class citizen as black people have in this country can vote provided -- divided -- tub biden and he is still able to do that to the people of palestine. he needs to stop killing people. it was bad what hamas dead. and that was terrible. killing

and 2nd, western countries must stop there, douglas, find it, douglas, send the perspectives, the center view and he for political attitude towards palestine and completely still providing policy. so late the end, the front of make supports israel authority. so then we must also raise you negotiations to create an independent palestinian state and upset by the spine to become a full member of the united nations. and in this case, indonesia will of course, continue to provide policy goes support model support for police speed in independence and the security of the palestinian people. so a new nation actually continue to gather support for palestinian peace through various forums including have development to the level. so in these last 2 ip assembly sessions, for example, we have always mobilize this brian of the global bi limon by for bushing and emergency item 2. and is that i was attacked on guys to stop the war and also the violation of human rights and gaza. i initiated through this last time in one that and on rolla last october. and then uh, recently in jeanette uh, also uh with s

the perspectives douglas, i'm as you and he oh, perfect. so attitude towards palestine and completely stopped providing probably be so late the and the front of make supports israel or authority. so then we must also raise you negotiations to create an independent palestinian state and upset palestine to become a full member of the united nations. and in this case, indonesia will of course, continue to provide politico support model support for police speed in independence . and the security of the policy and people so in the nation actually continue to gather support for palestinian peace through various forms including have the following 3 levels. so in these last 2 i view assembly sessions with example. we have always mobilize this thing of the global vitamin by for bushing and emergency item 2 and is that i also have fact on guys to stop the war and also the violation of human rights and guys i initiated through this last time in one that and on rolla, last october, and then uh, recently in jeanette also uh with south african solomon an

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douglas county we won't be cutting services to our residents. >> bill: there you have it.t worry about it. what's the truth? >> well, the truth is we -- i say we, they invited this on us and themselves. here we are in this situation. last time we talked, bill, i mentioned it is easy to say you are a sanctuary city and hard to actually be one. the pain got to be so much, the financial pain dana mentioned the rec centers not planting flowers. now we have the stuff with all these budget cuts and even in a city as welcoming as denver, maybe we've been a little too welcoming. the people are getting tired of it. i also reacting to something in alicia's report there. as a taxpayer i find it frustrating the mayor of denver was willing to spend $180 million as long as he thought he was going to get a chunk of it back from the federal government. from other people's money. it doesn't seem how this place should operate. >> the mayor is saying you are wrong. ross. city denver's adjustment of the police budget was crafted with safety leaders and mayor johnson to insure there would be n

actor douglas fairbanks plays a nobleman disguised as a buccaneer who outthinks high seas villains in pursuit of justice. the film will include live music. the silent film festival by the way, runs through sunday. well, a group of rosie the riveters from the bay area received a really special honor today in washington, d.c. the women flew out to the nation's capitol on monday, and today they each received a congressional gold medal. it is, of course, the highest honor that congress can bestow upon civilians. these women took over critical defense jobs during the war while men were overseas in combat. former peninsula congresswoman jackie speier spoke at the ceremony about these rosies who made american history. >> we are here to commemorate the millions of women, millions of women who heeded the call to build planes and tanks and jeeps and cannons and rockets as they were high school graduates. they were housewives. they were mothers turned war heroes. they were amazing, right? >> some of the women honored today actually helped to design that special congressional medal. congratulatio