elizabeth: all right.ongresswoman claudia tenney, and deneen borelli, always terrific to have you on. come back soon. >>> new york city's democrat mayor again slams black lives matter as hypocrites for its silence on crimes against black people. why are the far left and democrats defunding and demoralizing police amid biden's border collapse? we've got that. plus, the white house today again in cleanup mode after the president and press secretary saki says keeping mandates, it is all about keeping the cdc's power when the white house is not using its own power to stop biden's border collapse? we dig in next on "the evening edit." >> i blame dr. fauci for a lot of this. he has been a drama queen throughout this whole process. there is no need, no science, no research that americans need to continue to wear masks on airplanes or anywhere else. so you only pay for whatchya... line? need. liberty biberty— cut. liberty... are we married to mutual? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty

elizabeth? conservative advised as warn. ha, wilson supposed to be a lefty and planned the social revolution. mm. there was quite a lot of trepidation, buckingham palace as to what this shot would be like. but to their surprise, they found that wilson himself was quite a monarchist, a royal list. elizabeth advisors forget that harold wilson is not only the leader of the labor party, but also an oxford don wilson, i think, was the 1st to treat her as an equal ah, and, and not looked down on her. and certainly to make it clear that he wasn't looking down on her ah ah, but wilson's government is facing huge problems. the industry is still suffering from the consequences of the war and exports the low. because trade with the former colonies has broken down the work has to revolt against wilson. they want him to nationalize the colon steel industries and go on strike in. the palace doesn't understand the rift between the workers and the labor party, but the prime minister can explain. he saw himself

elizabeth. elizabeth: mark, great reporting. thanks for joining us.ack with us ranking member of house homeland security, congressman john katko with, national border patrol council vice president, art del cueto. thanks for joining us. what is the reaction to the court loss for biden? his court losses are piling up. they tossed his masks for public transit. what did you think when you heard the story? >> good news title 42 may not be revoked but make no mistake about it this administration is trying to do everything they can to revoke title 42 and hide behind the cloak centers for disease control is behind it, that is bunch of bull. the centers for disease control can be influenced by the president of the united states. they already said that they want title 42 dom into and it is at a high and dangerous level. elizabeth: to the congressman's point, art, by the way biden is hitting the role to sell a midterm message. democrats are expected to lose congress. border officials i think they use title 42 to turn away migrants 1.7 million times. art, you and

the newspapers attack, elizabeth, ah. the extraordinary emotions that came out in the country that the gap between that and on the way the royal family seemed totally stand offish and everything like that. and blair did advise the queen via prince charles as to how she the queen should behave. and this is, he'd only been prime minister for about 3 months to, to be advising the monica as to how she should behave towards her own people. was quite a tricky thing. the queen and her prime minister confer every day. he urges her to address the nation. mm i guess history will say that's the, the pit the, the week in which i, the cream was slow to come back from bell. moral was a mistake. not necessarily a personal mistake, but i mistake of the institution. and actually, i think it's unfair because it was said the best of reasons to protect the grand sons at the most terrible time off to their mother's death. but it, that history judges harshly. and that that will be one of the judgments ah, 5 days after diana's death, elizabeth

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: okay.heck twitter's stock, it is popping. musk 44 billion-dollar cash and debt deal. will take it private. this would rank as one of the biggest ever leveraged buyouts. this thing went public in 2013. through the year, disney, sales force talked about buying twitter. musk says twitter's algorithm are so biased, they're so, so biased its feeds are cluttered with guns it will take an uber geek like him to fix it. lydia hu with more. reporter: good evening, liz. elon musk is a critic of censorship and bias on the platform that crusade has been driving this massive buyout. on news of the acquisition he said today, quote, free speech is the bedrock of a functioning democracy and twitter is the digital town square where matters vital to the future of humanity are debated. twitter has tremendous potential. i look forward to working with the company and the community of users to unlock it. now the tech company agreed to be acquired for $44 billion, which is 54.20 a share. this purchase price, which

elizabeth: i hear you.e going to investigate biden's taxes if they take back control of congress. you're right, he campaigned on closing tags loopholes. he is talking about everyone paying their fair share. watch nancy pelosi slam trump voters here. watch this. >> in the '90s the republicans used that money, big-time money, to win the elections. they weren't supposed to really because that's not, it is not political money but it was messaging money. so it was a way to protect the financial assets of the rich and it still is endless money, endless money. now i don't paint all of those very wealthy people as racist, anti-semites and whatever trumpian, that is how they vote. elizabeth: so she's saying trump voters are racist and anti-semitic. this is next level hillary clinton deplorable stuff. they did things like set up foundations which democrats have done. this is nancy pelosi rhetoric. now she is going for the jugular, right? because the democrats could lose the midterms. get back to what you're saying. t

elizabeth: yeah.e work product, leaks to the media. you know what i mean. it is really pushing it. >> you're 100% right. you're all over the story. you've got it pegged. elizabeth: thank you for that. we appreciate the compliments. just trying to do the job, you know, little ol' us. come back soon. we have a deadly shooting in mississippi. also this, this is unbelievable, a brazen armed robbery yesterday right outside if i bib headquarters in washington. also this, we're staying on this the dea has been collecting information. border collapse of surge of violence in dozens of u.s. cities. we're on the story coming up. what if you were a global bank who wanted to supercharge your audit system? so you tap ibm to un-silo your data. and start crunching a year's worth of transactions against thousands of compliance controls with the help of ai. now you're making smarter decisions faster. operating costs are lower. and everyone from your auditors to your bankers feels like a million bucks. let's create smar

elizabeth. elizabeth: great reporting, mike tobin. great journalism there.ur country. that is a disturbing report. what do you make of it? >> i understand it but i think it goes, far more deep rooted than that. i think you have a lot of the democratic politicians that receded police protections in these communities of color after the death of george floyd. they hold the greatest level of accountability because they failed to deploy police resources accordingly. we saw this meteoric rise of communities of color but i squarely put it on the shoulders of the elected officials for not taking the appropriate action. elizabeth: we hear you, lieutenant. murders, manslaughter, they were already on the rise before the pandemic hit in march 2020. it was something like a 15% increase, started to go hockey stick starting in january, really took off during the shutdowns. it's a toxic brew of a number of things. what do you think? defund the police, the shutdowns, the pandemic, and more. what else do you see went wrong? >> i think it's a brown anyone nation -- culmination

elizabeth: let's watch this. watch for months, you and i talked about this, how democrats excoriated oil and gas executives. we'll watch a fight between jen psaki and peter doocy. we'll swing into democrat pollsters we have to bring trump back on the ballot to win the midterms. watch this. >> would president biden rescind his executive order that halts new oil and natural gas leases on public lands? >> well, 90% of them happen on private lands as i'm sure you know. there are 9,000 unused, approved drilling permits. so i would suggest you ask the oil companies why they're not using those if there is a desire to drill more. >> morale is extremely low amongst the democratic coalition. we're seeing cynicism and frustration with perceived lack of progress on the progressive agenda. we have to put trump back on the ballot but that means, that does not mean that we get to make every republican seem like trump. elizabeth: okay, first of all jen psaki was criticized the oil and gas sector was flat-out pumping. they're pum

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elizabeth: striking.efore where we have active justice department grand jury probe into the son after sitting president for alleged money laundering, tax evasion and violation of foreign lobbying laws. bill mcginley, terrific. come back soon. border community are slammed by biden's border collapse. they're running out of detention beds and shelters. a report from the border ahead. special counsel durham he is considering potential fraud charges in investigation of hillary clinton, the team and their debanked trump russia? we break it down next on "the evening edit". i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. people say to me periodically, "man, you've got a memory like an elep

elizabeth: sit tight.ch democrats tell americans that if you're suffering from high gas, buy a tesla. watch this. >> today the average gas price in america hit an all time record high of over $4 per gallon. i'm willing to pay 4-dollars a gallon. hell, i will pay $15 a gallon because i drive a tesla. >> perhaps if you let the market work in this respect, people will feel pain. they will look second look at ford-450 guy began i can truck and look at a tesla. >> i happen to be sandwiched between our two electric vehicles. secretary buttigieg and i both have two of electric vehicles. >> we have move to clean energy solutions. clean is in the end where we have to be so we don't find ourselves in this position again. >> and there is no sound or fumes? >> there is nothing. >> how do i know it is actually working? >> it is. [laughter]. elizabeth: say it, again, department of energy says, u.s. electricity nearly 70 to 80% is powered by fossil fuels, nat-gas, coal and oil. >> that's right. >> if you have more electr

elizabeth: we get it.ce agency in the nation but again the job is to police the mail. like mail fraud. we have agencies even though it's an invasion it feels like fort looking at inflammatory post on protector of the first amount they're also using using facial recognition technology system built into their databases scraped off of social media. here is the thing, there are people out there a lot of people out there said trump is a fascist behalf to get get really fascist. we have a system where constitutional bill of rights and a legal system that will stop and he pushes like that. what is dangerous is unchecked bureaucrats and government who can hijack it into things we did not even know about. your word on that? >> i agree. the most dangerous things to americans these days is the administrative states. and these unaccountable unelected bureaucrats that have that kind of power and get away with it. elizabeth: okay hans von spakovsky for good to see a parade reports the press secretary going msnbc brochur

elizabeth: what do you think?yland of all people ought to read legislation before he comments on it. that really speaks to the larger point, liz, all of this fury in the media probably, vast majority of your colleagues criticizing this legislation haven't read it. it really oils down to this i was a teacher for 20 years. i'm a fifth generation educator in my family. i can tell you that the most important thing in education in the classroom, for students, for their achievement is parental involvement. i would love for the governor of maryland, a, to read the legislation, and b, sort of explain to me how we wouldn't wasn't parents involved especially with sex education regarding kindergarteners and third-graders? elizabeth: the thing about it, abigail disney is tweeting about this this is the sore point of disney, doing business in china when china accused human rights abuses and genocide. watch a "newsweek" editor on this. listen to this. >> would democrats be lying about what is in this bill if they didn't know th

i'm elizabeth macdonald.the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ elizabeth: welcome to the show, you're watching the fox business network. check your money. stocks on the downside. the fed is now talking about half-point rate hikes to stop white hot inflation and again we've got a new round of sanctions against russia, including targeting two of putin's daughters. the president moving on an executive order to halt all new investment in russia. the eu back as ban on russian coal. it is not moving yet to stop oil and gas from russia. we have major fighting underway in ukraine's east. civilians fleeing. ukraine already investigating 4500 war crimes by russia. also this, deutsche bank, the first big bank to forecast a u.s. recession. this as house democrats again tried to deflect voter anger today over gas prices back on to oil executives but they were not having it. hillary vaughn in washington with mower. hillary. reporter: good evening, liz. well today oil and gas executives said point-blank to lawmakers they are

elizabeth: yeah. state department officials had testified that they were worried about conflicts of interest involving hunter biden and others, blue star strategies, involving burisma where hunter sat on the board. that is the ukraine energy firm. vox has already said hunter biden's whole career is being joe biden's son. here is what just the news is saying. we don't have the emails and text. this is according to just the news. we haven't verified it. they're reporting hunter biden and his associates targeted a russian oligarch for as much as $200 million in deals. she is the widow of the former mayor of moscow. she is a reportedly an only backer in plastics. they helped her get a bank account at jpmorgan chase. then she wiredded 3 1/2 million dollars to a firm run by hunter biden's business partners. again the same month joe biden was named obama's point man on ukraine. how did this happen? >> again i think it was a concerted effort by hunter biden and his business partners and his people and whether

i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. elizabeth: welcome to the show.witter went up after musk's takeover offer. major breaking news a a russian warship sunk in the black sea. ukraine claim as missile strike. russia denies that. u.s. sending heavier weaponry into ukraine, artillery, helicopters and more. russia accused of 6500 war crimes, murder of ukrainian civilians, 200 children massacred. serious underestimate, likely what es going on there. let's go back to elon musk. he claims he has a plan b if twitter's board rejects his historic all cash offer to buy all of twitter. musk is warning free speech is in danger. kelly o'grady is in los angeles with more. kelly, good to see you. reporter: great to see you too, liz. elon musk feels twitter has failed society. at the press conference he confirmed the hostile takeover event not about the money but protecting free speech is essential to democracy. proposing $54.20 a share, nine dollars above where it is trading. he revealed pass on censorship, if in doubt leave the tweet up. twitter is asking a poise sow

. >> mary hurried to be with elizabeth, they were bound in miraculous motherhood and mary new that elizabeth news too. the baby leaped in her wound, and elizabeth was filled with the holy spirit, in loud voice she said, blessed are you among women and blessed is the child you shall bear. the baby in my wound leaped for joy, blessed is she. >> elizabeth is first person in the new testament who was described to us as filled withhold spirit. -- with the holy spirit, there something extraordinary about the person. and what she says to mary, is, blessed is she who believes. elizabeth's prophecy she knows that mary is pregnant without being told, she proclaimed mary blessed and mary is awe-struck and bursts forth in mary's song of praise. >> mary's song of praise called one of the most gorgeous poems in the bible. you would think that mary would say, look what god did for me, i'm going to have the masaia, she does not say any of that. what is important to her is that people know that god who is acting and who me is. remarkable things about him. >> the love of spiritual mother and daughter framed b

elizabeth? elizabeth: bryan llenas, thanks so much for your journalism there.from house small business, congressman dan meuser. your reaction to this report. new york city pays enormous taxes. we had defund the police. we don't have cops on the beat like we should. the cameras malfunctioned in the station. new yorkers, people across the nation are outraged over this. why do the democrats, people who run big cities think americans are just a rounding error, or just lab rats in their science experiment, their thought project, to what they think how the world should run when americans are screaming desperately screaming saying we need security? children ride those subway cars to go to schools. people in rush hour going to their jobs. there is no bigger violation of civil rights than somebody who is attacked innocently on a subway station or at their desk like in the twin to youers. >> you said it, liz, i like your strong commentary. my father was nypd i have had daughters who have lived in new york city on and off. it's a matter of cause and effect, you weaken law

elizabeth: why it would be intentional?k they are marxist not wearing a tin hat but if you want to wreck wreck a capitalist system that produces energy to stop the energy market. you allow our enemies overseas to have control of that and you send us on this woke bunny trail of endless electricity that has to be produce somehow. i say complete whitewash of what's going on behind the scenes and behind the scenes is anarchy and they are driving us towards a marxist regime. if the good folks in the democrat leadership someone's making the calls us on the far left people you could ever imagine. some of them have been publicly educated in our universities and economics to the pushing a marxist agenda that's only way to do it is to wreck the system and say how bad it is look at all the trouble these folks are in because of this economy. because of the economy is because of the anarchists that are in the white house. >> to what you are saying, the name of the game what we have been hearing is to get rid of the electoral college, pa

i am elizabeth macdonald.evening edit" starts right now. ♪ we are monitoring the active shooter situation in d.c. lease three shot near preparatory school police looking for at least one suspect will bring you any breaking details as they come in. also stocks tumbling more than two and half% the dow, the s&p, and a negative for though it concerns over the progressive federal reserve or rate hikes and disappointing earnings and brush at once full control over both the south and eastern ukraine. we've got disturbing reports, satellite images of mass gravesk 43 billion-dollar cash bid for twitter, kelly o'grady live in l.a. with the latest, kelly perry. >> great to see you liz. the battleford twitter is now getting the attention of capitol hilbert 18 member to the gop judiciary sending a letter to the twitter tournament demanding they preserve all records of elon musk takeover proposal. now the should republicans take back the majority of the house at the midterms they may launch an investigation into twitter. th

i am elizabeth macdonald.the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ we are going to break down the breaking news with congressman homer and crawford about the white house alike finally u.s. oil drilling on federal land we have to give you an update with what russia is doing it is retaliating after ukraine shot two missiles at russia's flagship the sunk it into the ocean. russia not using cluster bombs that is the accusation and a ramped up bombing of kyiv including a missile factory pollutants across of these growing more than nine dead bodies of innocent civilians found in kyiv women, children, men, having bombing as russia surgeon to take over the east. credit rating is a warning russia may have defaulted on it is that this is possibly the first time since the 1917 revolution. russia playing robles is supposed to serve as debt in u.s. dollars. let's get you an update on this, elon musk says twitter should but it's 43 billion-dollar all-cash takeover bid to a vote, the board over there he wants them to do it anoth

sorry marguerite nothing meet elizabeth hello elizabeth my name is katherine but you can call me kittyod evening kitty in that case. oh no, robert the genius physicist said you'd be with your husband. also a scientist and also a physicist, but since, unlike mr., i am not married. there is no one who could confirm that i am also a genius, but i think it is not necessary to introduce him. good evening mr ein good evening elizabeth you are charming today. you look like an italian my real name is esther pink. it was my personal decision. british americans have been working on the creation of a new type of weapon for several years now. atomic bomb, why are our soviet scientists not doing this? comrades war, how long will it take us to create our years precisely a few years? with all due respect to comrades fitin, i'm afraid that our colleagues abroad give out this information as wishful thinking. sit down, avraam fedorovich, what do you need in order to make our bomb faster? in recent years, we have lagged far behind the west in research on uranium and non-ferrous nuclear reactions. in orde

elizabeth i ask you now to mezhku, we will continue to play with you ready.ent to reportage number 62, we saw your martial arts, and it seemed to me number 71 that you look very cool as a coach for dmitry. how much more experienced are you? and i do sheikido, i have already been doing it for 15 years, 74 you have been doing aikido for many years amazingly. that is, you really can, if anything, break someone so far and god forbid number 68, but the main thing is that dima is not afraid of you, in my opinion, dima, you are trying to match. and what do i do too sports, well, in the gym room, 54. whose idea was it to work out together? because it distracts many, but family life, you know, i want to be alone with something like that, you are an exception. on the contrary, we began to practice together in order to be even closer more time closer to number 25, it's great. but who do you often win in such joint activities. ma, number 77 is inferior on purpose, but this is not interesting, well, in aikido you will definitely take it and defeat number 89, as far as the

elizabeth romanovna and i love each other and want to be together every minute.aveta romanovna gives me warmth and affection. perhaps you also want to invite someone close to the table, maybe someone can. why not? come to us. do not be shy ekaterina alekseevna loves the guards let it be so, i agree. you won't be here. you will no longer live in the palace, i made an offer. she agreed to be my wife? want to know why take a deep breath? a marital reason why you can't remarry, but go on, go on. inability to perform marital duty. i love his majesty and he loves me, he does everything that is supposed to. and even beyond what it's a lie. this madam needs to be punished. i want to punish her. i will send you to a monastery, don't be afraid, the monastery is a place of virtuous labor and tranquility. authorities i will take away the lands of the serfs found. how to threaten your majesty it is high time for the russian church to live in poverty and hunger. and then we look at the people with oily eyes rusted from laziness. well, hold on your eminence. how many years have

but all elizabeth really wanted was to be let alone. it warrior of the be let alone. a warrior of the civil rights movement, sitting on a park bench. trying not to cry. the next day, this photo ran in all of the major newspapers in the united states, madethe front page of every major newspaper in the united states. and in that image, what happened was that millions of white people were forced to confront, for only a moment, the confrontation, the contrast that the civil rights movement wanted them to see. not the individual, one though that's obviously terrifying, but the systemic one, the one between a social, a community that could produce a woman, a young woman of such grace and dignity and the social system that could take ordinary people like the people you are seeing in this picture, and twist and turn them into thugs. into defending the indefensible. over the course of the 1960s civil rights movement with twist and turn in all sorts of complicated ways, and i tried to trace some of those in my book. but it would never have more power than when it built this ext

elizabeth eckford elizabeth eckford story would have been fundamentally different really. if her mother and father it had a phone. that they were working people. and they had six kids to raise and they couldn't afford that sort of extravagance. and so on the day before school was to start in 1957 september of 1957 on september 3rd of 1957. the eckfords didn't get the phone call from the national association for the advancement of colored people the nation's leading civil rights organization. beckford didn't get the call telling her. that elizabeth was supposed to meet with the nine other kids who were going to desegregate little rock central high the next morning and that together the ten of them would be escorted. to the school so on the morning of that first day on september 4th of 1957 elizabeth got up early. to make sure that she could get herself dressed in the clothes. she had carefully picked out for her first day. she made this skirt. and she had breakfast with her family. and when breakfast was over. her mom called the kids together. so they could all pray togethe

so thank you, sam. >> thank you, elizabeth. i have the privilege today of introducing mayor london breed. before i officially bring her up, i just want to say that projects like this are the reason that tipping point exists and the reason why we believe that you need philanthropy dollars. that's what my partner mayor breed does. after the tipping point, they showed that they can be worked and so we wouldn't be able to do this work without the partnership of not only mayor breed who she would bring up later. without further adieu, i want to introduce the mayor of our city, the honorable london breed. [ applause ] >> thank you. and hi everyone. thank you so much for being here for this grand opening. and i've got to say, you know, i'm excited about what this will mean for peoples' lives, but i'm also hopeful that we as a city can do a better job at getting more housing built in the first place and getting more people into housing in the first place than we are at getting things like this done. and even though this is needed all o

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you think elizabeth warren is correct that when she talks about how badly republicans want this to bewhen i see conversation with crt i look up ron desantis who i imagine if president trump doesn't run in 2024 will be a top contender to be the candidate wants to talk about disney and grooming kids and i look at the attacks from centers and marsha blackburn and josh hawley on the new supreme court justice, judge jackson making it out as if she soft on pedophiles but these are conversations that democrats are completely astounded. to push back on the culture wars it seems to favor the republicans progressive just favored the republicans elizabeth warren is right that is their agenda please talk about the substantive agenda rick scott put out a memo or policy piece where he had a lot of tax proposals that pole terribly with americans were talk about that talk but the fact mitch mcconnell said we don't really have a plan were going to wait so democrats fry themselves but. >> very briefly, one thing hear from a lot of democrats were going to get a supreme court decision in the next month o

cute after recovery, empress elizabeth petrovna gives the order to continue hostilities. taken königsberg. all the inhabitants of east prussia, the germans swore allegiance to the russian crown among them, and the famous philosopher emanuel kahn in the summer of the same year, frederick's troops were defeated. predzornts. in this battle, grigory orlov distinguished himself and was wounded. ekaterina alekseevna suffered great grief; her daughter died, and wears mourning at night, so behave modestly and courteously. what did she die of? god decided so, as before, god is with you too, lisa gagarin's sister retired to raise their children. the servant is waiting for the south entrance, go. count razumovskaya it is not your excellency that should be called, but your lordship why he is an ordinary count of the royal family does not belong to lisa because of you he will kick us out. what i taught you do not ask questions do not joke. this is exactly what is expected of young ladies-in-waiting. well, with god, lord, i can’t stand two deaths in a row. i beg you, lord, gregory is a

soon a drama will be released on our channel and elizabeth, the daughter of peter i, in anticipation of a new multi-part film, a whole selection has been created on the platform. it will help viewers to prepare to comprehend more. hospital of russian history through cinema now around you now why now why now you think i will die in 721, despite the victorious war over peter the threat of a conspiracy loomed first, and not the health of the emperor knows the whole court, but from the heirs. he has only two princesses. it was at this dangerous time that peter met princess maria kantemirka emin khers. let's hustle. and i like this in the house. he will not be enough, vladimir bortko's mini-series peter the first testament tells about the last years in the life of the ruler, he shows the emperor not so much as an ardent and restless reformer. how many people for whom power has become a heavy burden , lead actor alexander baluev, for sure wins back peter's doubts and throwing which he allows himself only when he is left alone. will he manage to complete all his plans and will his new love

(elizabeth chaffey) i guess.t's small enough that if you go back to family trees, they're all related. so there's a funeral and everybody's there. there's a wedding and everybody's there. - still. - still. (sophie fouron) you probably like the idea that you're remote and that you're not... (elizabeth chaffey) oh, i love it here. - right. - we've been here long enough that we have enough friends if, you know, you want to go out and visit anybody, you want that. you still do that here. you still go and call on people that are a little bit older than us, some that are a little bit younger. (sophie fouron) hello! (courtney snow) hello! - so you work here. it's your summer job. - yeah. i do the cash register, open up, close, tour around. it gets boring sometimes, because there aren't many people here. (sophie fouron) are there any other teenagers? (courtney snow) well, i'm the only one in grade 11. - o.k. (courtney snow) and then there's one more in grade 12 and two in grade 10. (sophie fouron) so you can actually cou

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it's maybe the first time i agree with elizabeth warren when she says we're in trouble. try to right the ship, if you will. what she wants to do, for example, is stop the price gouging, get the ftc to investigate, for example, big oil. again, not addressing the real problem, not really understanding what the main issue is or at least willing to acknowledge it. she then talks about attacking corruption, she talks about canceling student loan debt. what she's doing is doubling down on progressive policies. she thinks if they do that, then people will vote for them. but that isn't going to solve the problems that americans are feeling right now. that's not why they're upset. so, i mean, to me, the logic here is just, it's, it's comical. >> yeah. and, lara, when it comes to members of congress, i'm always skeptical about how hard they're actually fighting to help the country or the president as much as maybe their parochial with issues. maybe these are what gets elizabeth warren elected in massachusetts, but not what gets everyone elected across the country. when we look at

anyway elizabeth, this is a book. you really should read do not look away what's happened to these parents and the kind of you're right the grace that they have is really inspiring and don't let them down elizabeth. thank you karen. thank you. thanks for coming. so thank you very much for thanks for having us for the book for the conversation for the questions. just the housekeeping reminder. i know it's annoying of putting your chairs against the wall when you're done a reminder with the story does close at 8:00. so just i don't actually know what time it is. oh it isn't it and to end on a hopeful. no in i don't know if everybody can so. i'm originally from newtown and you know talking about the the outpouring of support you mentioned a number of times in the book to go against the cd underbelly of society in the weeks afterwards newtown got so many pieces of mail from so many places in the world that the town munis center town hall. had to run shifts of 40 to 50 volunteers opening mail. from all over the world. i do

it is also very typical for elizabeth.mpletely full room in budenko, that is, and for this she is convinced that she responds with a finger, but the doctors say that it is impossible, and she does every morning. she just bought some very expensive meat in the evening, which her mother loved every morning. she, uh, through some kind of terrible apparatus, very noisy , worked through this meat. well, to be able cherubik to feed her and then brought. it's uh, hmm bulldenko and fed her twice a day. every day everyone came and said. and it will bother her. she doesn’t care, for some time i was tired and every day it’s something, but smooth to eat, but she is a doctor, she perfectly understands that he has no sense of taste. and yet. it's every day, in general it's amazing that, but it's impossible for petrovna to be some kind of pure kindness. i cannot but agree with me, and i am amazed at what petrovna eats with her life and hers, i don’t know everything, what did she do. e, she demonstrated that this is a brother, we all come