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this from edmonds. $740 now the average car payment out there.nterest rates have been tucked. those interest rates have now pushed current debt up to second place ahead of student loan debt. 1.63 trillion to 1.75 trillion orchids that obviously still leads the way. what's your best bet right now? believe it or not go for all electric car why a queen because nobody else is buying them and they are discounting them. listen to what edmonds told us. >> a lot of automakers write no forcing discounting electric vehicles because they've been moving so if you look at some of the incentives they are quite generous especially in monthly lease payments there is probably no better deal than elise right now on the automobile market. >> reporter: those high payments center by the way have started to push up the delinquency rate, clear and now at about 8% folks 30 days late on their auto loans compared to about 5% in 2021. some vehicles are not backing up on the lots though, this 1 is a jeep wrangler hybrid. a lot of people like hybrids these days and that 1 is

a star of our show business and comedy, he was invited to voice the main character of this film, edmond dantes, who is unjustly convicted by the court, and who must sit and serve. life imprisonment, but escapes from prison, gets rich and begins his process to avenge the people who did this to him. i still can't really appreciate the acting talents of volodymyr dantes, after all, he treated himself quite ironically at the presentation, said that natalka denysenko, who also worked with him, voiced the main character, she came somewhere and in half an hour everything voiced as we do. said, and volodymyr had already been working on all this for about a month, and therefore it is understandable, but i will remind you that we have such a tendency, and in relation to various films , show business stars are involved, with the hope that these stars will bring the audience to the cinema, and generally praise this film for its spectacle, this is primarily because this tape, but now our child wants to get into the frame. and they praise her for the fact that she is so beautiful, in general, i saw j

residents of primorye will also see the chinese version of the famous seranod de bergirac by edmond rastanon intertwined chinese and french theater traditions. and in the evening, on the central square of vladivostok, everything was subordinated to this pulsating rhythm. a bright show from the world-famous drum group taikan bussi. translated from japanese, taika means a big drum to drum a wild samurai. the correct play on such drums is taught only in one city. more than 20 countries we believe that the hottest we have tours all over the world, we have already visited the audience here in russia, so we always perform in your country with great pleasure, fantastic energy and strength, everyone. goethe was a genius, only a more or less similar genius can truly understand him, an ordinary person can understand goethe only within the limits of his capabilities. hello, today we have gathered our thoughts about the great goethe. august 28, the poet , thinker and scientist is 275 years old. hello, dear friends, i am you. the germans call him the last universal genius, and the point here is not tha

[bell] edmond g. young jr. [bell] lisa l. young. [bell] shu yin young. and her husband yuguang zheng. [bell] >> ♪ amazing grace how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me i once was lost but now am found was blind but now i see ♪ twas that grace that taught my heart fear and grace my fear relieved how precious did that grace appear the hour i first believed amazing grace how sweet the lord has promised good to me his word my hope secures he will my sin and portion keep as long as light endures ♪ through many dangers toils and snares i have already come tis grace has brought me safe thus far and grace will lead me home ♪ amazing grace amazing grace ♪♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the invocation. >> would you please join me in prayer. god of all creation, giver of life, we give thanks for the bountiful blessings you have bestowed upon the united states of america. the very freedoms we so often take for granted, the leaders both nationally as well as those who lead and serve throughout the various levels of government, for the peace keeper

a star of our show business. and comedy, he was invited to voice the main character of this film, edmondis unjustly convicted by the court, and who must sit, serve a life sentence, but escapes from prison, becomes rich and begins the process of taking revenge on those people who did this to him. i still can't really appreciate the acting talents of volodymyr dantes. still, he treated himself quite ironically at the presentation, said that natalka denysenko, who also worked with him, voiced the main character, she came somewhere and voiced everything in half an hour, as she herself said, and volodymyr had already been working for about a month over all this, and therefore it is clear, but i will remind you, we have such a tendency, in relation to the films of various people, we attract from the stars of show business, with the hope that these from the stars will bring... the audience to the cinema, and in general they praise this film for its spectacle, this is, first of all, for the fact that this tape, but now our child wants to fit into the frame, and she is also praised for the fact t

that published a photograph is said to capture a recent medium between ukrainians and terrorist in edmond are says, foreign minister has said moscow is well aware of kids. cooperation with such groups. to say is just just elizabeth, really i received information that ukrainian emissaries, emissaries of ukrainian intelligence are located in the live de escalation zone on the territory of the syrian air republic, our recruiting job hot new. so our militants, they used to be called that. and now they are called high yacht tie here, i'll show they are doing this in order to involve them in their new plans and the various operations. let's not forget that they are already casting their gaze further south to the se harris the hell zone of the african continent where they also carry out terrorist attacks on the government. armed forces, together with recruited extreme, is a former searing ambassador to turkey. a dr. natal cobble on says kia, have had to resort to a recruiting terrorist because it faces mounting losses on the grounds. i think the main reason is that the is the less key and the cl

it really depends on who we listen to, right, or different edmonds being provided by his fairly officials, for example, these really president has come out to say that israel is not interested in going to war. and as essentially stated that their interests are completely different. let's listen to what the president had to say is not interesting to be ad for a while and we left. but now not actually saying something very, very clear. we do not the want to know of to get in to a war. we live on, on that level, and on has been hijacked by its our organization, which is also a political party in lebanon because his father is being armed to and said these by the rain in a empire of april. we don't want to get to war. we don't, we want to bring our citizens back to the homes on the boulder we live on on. so looking at a statement from the is really the president. we could assume that the state of israel, in and of itself, is not interested in it protracted more. but let's not forget, there are a number of political differences within the country in and of itself. and the contradictions by the

nevertheless, the desire is great, primorye residents will see the chinese version of the play by playwright edmondastan seranod bergerac, the production of which... intertwines chinese aesthetics and the traditions of french drama. maryana, tatyana bodrova, tatyana shilina, channel one. and in peterhof , the autumn fountain festival is taking place on the weekend. the events are traditional, but this time with a special scope. the theme is pushkino's fairy tales in theatrical, interactive light installations, fragments of familiar plots , characters come to life. chernomor with a long beard, an old man tries to catch a goldfish, three devitsya under the window, in general , a journey through the most beloved works. the great poet, which ended with colorful fireworks. and that's all for now, now on the first documentary project manipulators, a divorce for love. in the regular championship of the continental hockey league, the admiral in the match with moscow dynamo continued its home victory. it took the admiral just a little over a minute to restore equality, he did it in the majority, georgy soly

selection. to make an escape, of course, without adventure, the treasures of the abat do not do, here edmondmonte cristo, the fair and omnipotent, why critics praises the new version, will 3 hours in a cinema chair pass unnoticed for you, find out for yourself. oh, i am one of those people who adore this work of alexandre dumas, i watched almost, well, all the film adaptations, of course, not 1908, and i am one of those people who went to marseille, were in the chateau d'if, so fanatical am i about this work, so be sure to come, watch, really the cast of actors is simply wonderful, the plot itself is also wonderfully assembled, i'm afraid to say anything, because you ignore my questions. something asked, sorry, when i speak, i'm just a one-tasking person, i can do one thing, or speak or listen, i asked if you liked the castle, were you amazed by the visit to this castle, prison, prison castle, yes, and it's an interesting experience, that's all, a bird in the mediterranean, well, right now let's talk about something else interesting, for example, about the weather, so, pay attention to our t

edmond ruffin, unsurprisingly, accorded extensive attention in his voluminous diary to federal relating to emancipation and confiscation. unser in crafting vituperative barbs, the old ultra secessionists insisted that yankee army should always behave badly. the difference was now that general pope's orders openly declared what had been going on, ruffin favored and remorseless retaliation against the yankees. he recommended, quote the senate seems to death and to be hung as felons whenever captured. the commanding officers who order or authorize in permit these outrages. he actually celebrated pope's orders in one regard because with the yankee policies, quote, declared made universal, said ruffin. all confederates will know that the occupation of their property by the enemy's forces will be equivalent. its total loss. in other words, union victory obliterate the foundation of the confederacy. slavery based the magnitude of that threat reasoned ruffin might boost morale and stiffen spines in a fight that now placed everything at risk. ruffin has put his finger on one notable aspect of th

. >> like rachel edmonds words: "no ears were harmed, carry on with your sunday afternoon."aughters, his wife will never be the same, and you make these comments about it assassination attempt? >> there hadn't been a presidential assassination attempt before this in 40 years. we are living in a different moment and it worries me that people become -- complacent as if it doesn't matter, as if this isn't a huge deal. this is a very frightening era we are learning end. people have said that he is a threat to democracy, that kamala harris said this is the worst situation since the civil war, the threat this fa faces. think about this, by any means necessary essentially. we won't let another donald trump era happen, right? that sort of gives people the idea that it doesn't matter what you do, you have to prevent this, and it's very dangerous. >> paul, when you look at this, there is these overt dehumanizing comments, and then there's also the lies that have been told. if you have believed the rhetoric of the left, you believe donald trump is someone that wants a bloodbath, someon

george edmonds of vermont, frederick frelinghuysen of new jersey. his family continued in politics. oliver hazard. perry morton of indiana. republican. the two democrats. thomas bayard of delaware and allen thurman of ohio. now the supreme court justices, again, we've got another sticky wicket. david davis, an independent, so-called independent. but it will come back to him. joseph bradley had been appointed by republican samuel freeman miller, republican william strong republican nathan clifford, democrat stephen johnson. field, another democratic appointee. let's go back to david davis. what was his story. david davis is fascinating. so as you said, david davis is from illinois. he had been a very close confidant and friend of abraham lincoln. he had been appointed by lincoln to the court. davis was, as you said, widely viewed as an independent in the 19th century, independent, i mean, genuinely independent, free of either political party. most assumed because of his reputation as an independent, that the four justices congress appointed who then got to choose the fifth justice, t

residents of primorye will also see a chinese version of the famous seranod de bergerac by edmond rastanproduction mixed chinese and french theatrical traditions, and in the evening on the central square of vladivostok everything was subordinated to this pulsating rhythm. a bright show from the world-famous group. the large children's choir of the all-union radio and central television named after popov. how everything was then and how the lives of the soloists turned out participants? on the first channel. the premiere of the series choir about the fate of a musically gifted boy who gets into the main choir of the soviet union took place. the creators of the series were inspired by the history of the large children's choir named after viktor sergeevich popov. tonight we will find out how the fate of the famous soloists of the choir developed. the winner of the lenin komsomol prize, the large children's choir of the central television of the all-union radio sings. my dad said that music is not a profession, you need to get a profession, so much is given to us, my parents in kindergarten

we all have the title holders haven't beaten bruce edmond and last year's final, a loan. those are nice if those who real football goes to make the decisions don't come to the conclusion. that the players get so many injuries because they play too much. then we do have a problem that most of our request is for them to stop and think how we can play less matches. well, having more attractive competitions or here's how the new champions, the format will tail to gone. all the old groups of 4 is said that they're set to 6 . the teams league table clubs will pay games. it gets 8 different sides teams who finish and the top 8 will qualify automatically for the last 16 knockout round. those place 9 to 24 will compete in the knockout sales for the test to join them. it means more. lucas has a broadcast deals as the number of matches will increase from 125 to a 189. well there are 6 games in all on tuesday with live. a full taking on ac milan is fixed is a repeat of the 20052007 finals extra games in the season. ahead or something. many of the plays off looking forward to nobody a

they've edmonds and players, 217 gold medals on mondays trying to have 43 goals. overall. that's 14 move and 2nd place, great britain, bangladesh. supposing it on the 2nd straight taste, we never pucky stone. and with that they'll take the series and grow up. indeed, the hosts resumed and play on day for 9, for to appear for these from a 100. as one and so month ago was the only real highlights from the taking $5.00 to $43.00. the 1st 5 thing, 2 stories countries are focused on hold on for 172. in pursuit of 195 to victory, the bank of the issues with 40 to without loss when bad light stopped play. and that's what was supposed to be useful tonight. so that's peter step and thank you very much for that. we look forward to you joining us next time at the institute of arab and islamic art in new york is taking visitors back in time and, and exhibit entitled unless night the arts play lebanese american showcases works from the last century. but as christian salumi reports, it's themes still resonate today. the current exhibit at the institute of arab and islamic art is a bit u

george edmonds of vermont, frederick frelinghuysen of new jersey. his family continued in politics. oliver hazard. perry morton of indiana. republican. the two democrats. thomas bayard of delaware and allen thurman of ohio. now the supreme court justices, again, we've got another sticky wicket. david davis, an independent, so-called independent. but it will come back to him. joseph bradley had been appointed by republican samuel freeman miller, republican william strong republican nathan clifford, democrat stephen johnson. field, another democratic appointee. let's go back to david davis. what was his story. david davis is fascinating. so as you said, david davis is from illinois. he had been a very close confidant and friend of abraham lincoln. he had been appointed by lincoln to the court. davis was, as you said, widely viewed as an independent in the 19th century, independent, i mean, genuinely independent, free of either political party. most assumed because of his reputation as an independent, that the four justices congress appointed who then got to choose the fifth justice, t

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his name was citizen edmond charles chaney. he was the french minister to the united states, probably the worst minister in the history of ministers to have ever existed. he did not have a very diplomatic he had very strong opinions about what the united states should do. and was pretty determined to make them do it regardless of what anyone else said. so he first arrived in charleston and he was supposed to arrive in philadelphia. his ship was blown off course. he arrived in charleston here immediately, started having these parties to celebrate french revolution. the french role in this war, and to and get americans to participate. he then learned of the neutrality proclamation and did not adjust course and slowly made his way up to philadelphia to present his credentials upon his. jefferson told him like basically it off, like we have decided we are not participating in the war and john said that's nice and continued doing exactly what he was doing before. now the problem was that the treaty that had been signed between, fran

continues the national theatre of china with the performance of sirana berzhirak based on the play by edmondtan. than in the leading roles, the pskov drama theatre named after pushkin continues the program of the festival alexandrinsky shows the performance of nikita kobelevo frogs based on the novel by the chinese writer mo yan. the hungarian national theatre presents the premiere performance of valery fokin's show king lear based on the play kiril fokin, in which the action takes place during a reality show, including live broadcasts from the scene, advertising, and engaging viewers in the action. at the coven garden theatre, the premiere of the opera peter. dmitry beloselsky, conductor henrik nanasi. what are you sleeping for? i say, you were hanging out again on the weekend, god knows where. there was a riot near vyborg. again, yours, reconstructions, fooling around again, you could say so. where did you get a job, go work, for the sake of variety, what a knight without fear of reproach, we'll cook for the fare, please, what's up you, please, thank you, thank you, so, please pass it on.

we talked to jessup caldwell at edmonds, $27,000, the average price of a used car, but because therem the peak two years ago. now, what i do want people to think about is shop for both new and used, because here's what it will get you. new car rates, if you have an excellent credit rating, you could get a 0% interest rate on a new car loan, to 2%, right? used car loan rates, 11% is the average. sometimes, when you work out the math and look at the monthly payment, you might be able to get a new car for the same price as used cars. >> you said there will be no new math, vick y. >> let's talk about interest rates coming down. that will affect car loans. >> the reality is most of us need to take out a loan if we're going to buy something like a new car, especially $47,000. the fed meets next week. yesterday's inflation report was great. things are trending down. it is expected that the fed will continue to cut the rate. that translates to lower mortgage rates and lower car rates. it's not going to happen overnight or be a dramatic drop. going into the end of the year, this could be real

the average according to edmonds in the month of august, 7.1% for new, 11.3 for used.in terms of how much people are borrowing, it's close to a record high. the amount borrowed, $40,719, the monthly payment, $737. the economist does a wonderful job tracking what happens with interest rates. these are sticky. they'll stay evaluated for some time. when you look at the sales impact on this, we're already noticing that. what's happened over the last couple of months is that auto va sales have lagged. at pace of $15.1 to $15.4 million. they're still expected to come in at $15.8 million for the year, but they'll have to pick up in the last four months in order to hit that, otherwise we'll fall shy of what we saw last year in terms of total sales. take a look at gm, ford, stellantis. we could show you almost all of the auto stocks. they've all reflected the fact that these sales should be moving higher. and they're not. they're sort of stuck in this period here between 15.3 and $15.5 million. they've increased their incentives substantially. up 49% compared to the same time l

you look at poor edmond morris who wrote some of the greatest biographies on t.r.ompletely collapse under the strain of being reagan's official biographer. and then, of course, rick pearlstein who i think wrote two of the best books i have ever read about the conservative movement in america, "before the storm" about barry goldwater's rice and then "nixon land." but, again, the same thing appeared to happen to help when he approached reagan. again, it seems that reagan was always confounding to his biographers, even those who worked for him for 30 years and sometimes even his own children found him impenetrable. why is that? did you have a problem as his biographer finding the, quote, real reagan? >> i think you are certainly on to something, joe, because reagan was always sort of hiding in plain sight. he always seemed very amiable, very personable, very friendly, and yet there was always this kind of icy reserve, this distance that he always had from other people. even nancy reagan said there was always a part of him that was walled off even from her. i think tha