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in 2018, emmanuel macron recognized the use of torture by french forces in algeria., he called france's colonization a crime against humanity. that was startling at the time. if he has gone that far already, there is an argument about why not go ahead and apologize? >> i think we need to unpack the debate and give more contacts to the people who are listening to us. this is a french report. this is not a report between france and algeria to agree on the past. this is a french report linked to the specific conditions of emmanuel macron's mandate into the debates going on in france that are trying to -- that are somehow worrying about the impacts of colonialism and colonial arguments in france and there is a willingness to think about the algerian work in relationship with the colonization. [indiscernible] and there is a need to calm down the debates. so this is the framework of the debate. i think this issue of repentance and apologies, that is something that is related to france itself an the fact that france remains, if i can put it that way, attached to the issue o

that's ri . ht, emmanuel macron of france. that's riaht, he emmanuel macron of france.of france. that's right. he had his — emmanuel macron of france. that's right, he had his conversation - emmanuel macron of france. that's right, he had his conversation with. right, he had his conversation with him. it is obviously the traditional thing to do and all leaders want to get in with the us president as quickly as possible. in the phone call, president biden talked about strengthening the bilateral ties and bolstering transatlantic cooperation when it comes to nato and the european union. and it is not surprising that is happening because joe biden understands that post—3 macro, european leaders look at america quite differently. —— after trump. they may be realise they can't rely on america and have looked to other countries for that. joe biden wants to reset those relationships. after winning the election, the first thing he said was, america is back. he wants to reassert american�*s authority in the world. and let european leaders know that washington is still very valua

the sluggish start has irritated president emmanuel macron. quoted him as saying the pace was like a family stroll which was not worthy of the moment nor of the french. emmanuel macron‘s target isi million people vaccinated by the end ofjanuary and the government says that many doses will be available by the end of the week. but the vaccine will not be mandatory and france is one of the most vaccine—sceptical countries in the world. a recent survey showed just 40% of french citizens would get the vaccine if it were available. translation: the french population has always been anti—vaccinations. we see that here when we do the flu jabs. every year it is a mess. it is up to us as doctors to convince them that here the benefits far outweigh the disadvantages. that is clear. but some do not need any convincing. have you just been vaccinated? yes, i have been vaccinated. how did it go? very well. i get the vaccination as soon as possible. i work in the health sector, i am an ambulance driver and i would like to be vaccinated. france is among europe

the sluggish start has irritated president emmanuel macron.the pace was like afamily him as saying the pace was like a family stroll which was not worthy of the moment nor of the french. emmanuel macron's target is1 million people vaccinated by the end of january and the government says that many doses will be available by the end of the week. but the vaccine will not be mandatory and france is one of the most and —— faxing sceptical countries in the world. a recent survey showed just 40% of french citizens would get the vaccine if it we re would get the vaccine if it were available. translation: the french population has a lwa ys the french population has always been anti— vaccinations. we see that here when we do the flu jabs. every year it is a mess. it is up to us as doctors to convince them that here the benefits far outweigh the disadvantages. that is clear. but some do not need any convincing. have you just been vaccinated? yes, i have been vaccinated. how did it go? very well. i get the vaccination as soon as possible. i work in the he

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nevertheless, i am very pleased that we are >> i would like to welcome emmanuel macron.ormally we meet in -- i am glad we can have this meeting. i know you have a long-term vision so i would like to talk about questions relating to how we should be building the post-covid world. let me start with the first question. in your opinion, what would be your vision to rebuild a greener economy, a more resilient how would you build and vision? pres. macron: hello, professor schwab. i am very pleased to see you also through this video conference and thank you very much for organizing these virtual discussions are so important in this period. i wanted to talk about today's world and its link to tomorrow's world. and all of our countries, societies are transforming through the experience that we are going through, and i think we have to remember a few things of what we have experienced over the last year and will last many months yet and probably many years yet, according to what some are saying. the first thing is you cannot think economy without thinking about human beings. it mi

i'm mike emmanuel. i'll be back in about a half hour or so with a live "fox report."- gutfeld. we'll see you then. . >> the big game look the same next week at tampa bay buccaneers football team face-off against the kansas city chiefs in super bowl lv. number of covid-related changes are expected starting with attendants which will be capped at 22,000 people. a third of those of the health care workers who get in free and a number of famous brands like budweiser pepsi and coke will buy at the zierdt due to the pandemic and finally buccaneers quarterback comp rate he is hoping to break his own record from a super bowl win. at age 43 he stands to set the record for oldest super bowl winning quarterback. people act like tom is the greatest of all time but when you look at the facts it just doesn't hold up. >> it's the tale of the tape greg gutfeld versus tom brady. who's the most successful in san mateo california? let's look at the numbers gutfeld bestseller brady three wildly successful tv shows brady none. gutfeld no super bowl losses brady three super bowl losses gut

mike emmanuel, thank you.e'll be taking all of this up on the broadcast this evening, we're joined by tom fitton who himself has been blocked from using twitter, investigative journalist sara carter with more on the left's crusade to silence conservative voices. we'll also be talking with jeff brain, the ceo of cloudhub, a privacy-focused social media platform that has seen a huge rise in users since twitter's action against president trump. we'll also be joined later by civil rights attorney and prominent trump supporter leo terrell. and the radical dems are beyond radical over the past weeks. corporate america is now fully aligned with the authoritarian left in this country, violating outright constitutional rights of nearly every american. listen to the developments over just this past weekend. the speaker of the house of representatives, wanting to impeach the president of the united states for inciting a riot but not citing a single sentence uttered by the president that would be considered by anyone inci

wrongdoing but stopped short of recommending an official apology i had of its publication present emmanuel mccrone said paris had no intention of saying sorry the report proposed a setting up a memories and truth commission and changing the way colonial history is taught in schools although it fails to look at the allegations of systemic torture by the french authorities in algeria many aspects of french rule in algeria and the war of independence in particular are fiercely disputed by the 2 countries a conflict lasted 8 years and ended in 1962 it cost the lives of some 1500000 algerians across stands on the issue of french atrocities in algeria used to be very different or running for the presidency he promised to recognize them. colon a zation is a part of french history it is a crime is a crime against humanity is genuinely barbaric and it is part of the past which we must confront including by apologizing to those against whom we committed these acts. we ask people in both countries what they think about france's refusal to apologize. human should apologise and not enough moreover the

. >> reporter: emmanuel bishop is challenging common preconceptions of young men with down syndrome.i'm a violinist, swimmer, golfer. >> reporter: emmanuel's passion has taken him to stages around the globe including an invitation to perform at mass at the vatican. >> i am an ambassador of hope. >> reporter: an ambassador, proficient in multiple languages. >> english, spanish, french and latin. >> reporter: emmanuel has also set his sights on his next special olympics win. >> i have won 50 tournaments in swimming and golf. >> reporter: laps in the morning and hitting the green in the afternoon, proving he can excel in the pool or on the links. >> i am giving the joy. >> reporter: to those who doubt his abilities, he says -- >> reporter: and to young people like him. >> follow your dreams. >> what a remarkable story. and cnn's coverage continues after this. let me tell you something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. learn how homeowners are strategically using a reverse mortgage l

con esfuerzos para destituir al presidente trump tras el caos y hechos violentos ocurridos estas emmanuel. intentara que se apruebe una resoluciÓn llamando el vicepresidente y el gabinete a invocar la enmienda 25 de la constituciÓn para remover del cargo al presidente trump. luego de violento asalto al capitolio. la legisladora demÓcrata afirmó que si no se aprueba la resoluciÓn por unanimidad se buscarÁ el proceso de juicio polÍtico. el objetivo de las demÓcratas de llevar al juicio polÍtico el presidente trump ha ganado apoyo. se pide la renuncia de trump afirmando que es lo mejor para el paÍs. asegurÓ que el mandatario ha cometido delitos que se pueden procesar. la senadora por alaska se convirtiÓ en la primera legisladora republicana en denuncia las acciones del mandatario. legisladores posiblemente quedaron expuestos a alguien que dio positivo el coronavirus. mientras se refugiaban durante violento asalto por parte de seguidores de presiente trump. el mÉdico del capitolio pieles con existas hacerse una prueba de coronavirus. la orden de quedarse en casa fue extendida de vida que la c

macron, this is— bosses of europe, emmanuel macron, this is how— bosses of europe, emmanuel macron,saying, nice and fluffy, we should get on with each other. to saying, nice and fluffy, we should get on with each other.— saying, nice and fluffy, we should get on with each other. to be fair, diub , get on with each other. to be fair, digby. that _ get on with each other. to be fair, digby. that is _ get on with each other. to be fair, digby. that is the _ get on with each other. to be fair, digby, that is the frontpage, - get on with each other. to be fair, digby, that is the frontpage, the l digby, that is the frontpage, the piece written by —— front page. when it comes to tony blair, and i am not a defender of his, he did some terrible things as prime minister as well as good things, the head of the current politicians, when it comes to the vaccinations, mass testing, rolling them out, not waiting for three weeks but rolling them out to as many people as possible and then doing the 12 week vaccination later, he suggested all of these things. not only do i agree with that, it would

and so, when you hear these comments from emmanuel macron and others, it's because there is a bit oft for the grace of god go we. they could also see their own insurrections in their own countries. but the thing is that in the last couple of days, even a lot of those right wing leaders have come out and condemned at least the violence that happened on capitol hill, if not wholly condemning the president's incitement of it. so, we heard from here in france, marine le pen, the head of a right wing party, very much a perennial presidential candidate and one of the biggest challenges to emmanuel macron's authority here. she said that the president must condemn the violence that happened on capitol hill, but she also said that, you know, a lot of other people were to blame, that the media needs to be more partial, you know, hitting on her favorite points and some of the favorite points that president trump has had. the netherlands also condemned the violence and mateo sill veinie in italy, an admirer of president trump and major anti-immigration politician in italy, he also said there is

political correspondent emmanuelle shah's welcome to the show with manuel how significant is this call from the german foreign minister well this is history going full circle when foreign minister calls for marshall plan to have the u.s. in fact the marshall plan was the u.s. program that helped germany and other you european countries to economy clearly recover after world war 2 so of course this i'm this is not about economy a quick cover it's about repairing democracy it's about salvaging democracy and how come i say there is no democracy in europe without a democracy in the u.s. so he really highlights. the need for transatlantic ties so the term martial ties this is highly symbolic but not something i come out his nose trencher to right after the elections in november he called for a new do you between europe and the u.s. now it's very telling that those. america condemned in the strongest terms what happened this week in washington was as saying there's no place for the enemies of democracy between the u.s. or india e.u. and i got america remarkably to say as she was sad and seri

the three mike emmanuelle, thank you.atives are saying they are losing thousands of followers per day after the social media giant permanently blocked president trump from his platform. >> went twitter permanently suspended the president's account, followers started leaving the platform and robes. they went to a platform called parler, a twitter like free speech alternative, but of course parler was suspended from apple and google play, without those behemoths supporting the app it's not really acceptable, to put it simply, parler got itself kicked off the internet. twitter was starting to see that with users when it began logging content. the central issue, does any other big tech giant have the right to censor certain users? the president's tweets were flagged, but tweets from iran's supreme leader weren't a problem. people are confused about that, too much power. sarah huckabee sanders tweeted, "i lost 50,000 followers this week, the radical left cannot marginalize, or censor the american people. this is not china, thi

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emmanuel macron said that the right was un—american and boris johnson macron said that the right waswas disgraced —— condemning it as disgraceful. —— the riot was un—american. you have to ask whether trump will be pardoned by biden in orderjust to get back to a state to wipe the slate clean. indeed and all the international papers are focusing on it. the frankfurter, the german paper also faiza has nancy pelosi and mike pence at the certification ofjoe biden they're both together and in fact it was mike pence who had to announce it. he was the one who ultimately voiced what we were all waiting for, that joe biden will become the next president of the united states.. and at least they did go back in and show that defiance. pence has done a lot wrong. he has supported trump really up to the last few days. the trump supporters are now very angry with him. but, you know, what these different takes on what is happening show us from around the world is how embarrassing this is for the us and also concerns about what happens now in terms of the next couple of weeks. trump is still there unt

to speak to him, he is very close conference president emmanuel macron and he is across every subjectwith europe, so it gives you insight into the french position and does give you an insight macrone mind of emmanuel and he was clear, passporting or anything that looks like passporting is not going to happen anymore. equivalence, that depends but the u.k. should not assume full equivalence. decision,unilateral we could decide when to give it and when to remove it so there will be uncertainty and he stressed, in his eyes, the business and investment community need to grasp and they haven't done this in his view, the idea businesses will change, things will change in the city. it has been 10 days into the year, but that will come in the next 10 months and it will become more apparent. is the frenchthis position. they are always toughest hombre u.k. and anything related to equivalence will be an eu 2020 decision. is clear, position don't expect, don't assume you are going to get anything. anna: interesting how you asked him is there going to be and,alence and he said no went out to layou

melissa, this cissue with astrazeneca, president emmanuel macron piling on. us through this latest blow and then we'll switch to the larger issue in which astrazeneca is also caught in the middle which led to a proposed vaccine border and then a u-turn. so explain it for us. >> basically what emmanuel macron told journalists reflects what the vaccine authority ruled on thursday, which is that there is not sufficient evidence to suggest that the astrazeneca vaccine is efficient in over 65, this even as the european agency was looking to approve its use for over 65. and then of course now goes to the national agencies next week. so we'll find out about which countries will be going ahead with it. but of course this is in the context of an increasing allow ove row. europe has seen its vaccination programs grind to a halt. and it needs these vaccines. and it said that it will do all it can to ensure that it gets them including those export restr restrictions. it will now be looking carefully at what vaccines are leaving the eu for third countries. even when those

mike emmanuel reporting from washington.nly hours after his inauguration, president biden's first order of business was to sign 17 executive actions, a number of them -- as we have just heard -- having to do only with illegal immigration. president biden declared his desire for open borders by protecting illegal immigrants from, first, deportation, counting illegal immigrants into the census, of course, and stopping construction of president trump's border wall. but back in 2006 then-senator joe biden sounded like an entirely different person when he bragged that he went against the democrat party line and backed a border fence. biden said this then, quote: i voted for a fence. i voted, unlike most democrats, and some of you won't like it. i voted for 700 miles of fence. and so they did, but then they broke their words and ignored the law that they passed and never built the fence. another executive order yesterday signed by president biden mandating the wearing of a mask while on federal property. the president calling mask

mike emmanuel from capitol hill. thank you.oe biden, obviously, not so worried that he would speak against impeachment as he has had the opportunity to do. >>> up next, were last week's capitol hill riots just another example of the fbi's failure? we take it up next, former congressman jason chaffetz joins us. we're coming right back with new developments in what may, what may have contributed to that mob breaking off from the rally and assaulting the capitol building. stay with us. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ stitute did 20 years of clinical studies on a formula only found in preservision. if it were my vision, i'd ask my doctor about preservision. it's the most studied eye vitamin brand. if it were my vision, i'd look into preservision. only preservision areds2 contains the exact nutrient formula recommended by the nei to help reduce the risk of moderate to advanced amd progression. i have amd. it is my vision so my plan includes preservision. your grooming business is booming. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. the

mike emmanuel reporting from washington.h mcconnell not reconvening the senate before the 19th of january, that means the radical dems and ten pitiful republicans are trying to impeach a president who will be out of office. so the question is, can the senate hold an impeachment trial of any president, in particular this president, once he's out of office? j. michael ludwig, a bush-appointed federal judge, wrote about this very issue in "the washington post" yesterday saying the constitution defines impeachment as a tool for which to remove an official from office. and to disqualify them from holding office again. a former president, however, by definition cannot be removed from said office. l, tig -- luttig concludes only the u.s. supreme court can provide a clear answer to the question writing that, quote: it is highly unlikely the supreme court would yield to congress' view that it has the power to impeach a president who is no longer in office when the constitution itself is so clear that it does not. in this their final

are not to be reminded of president obama's singing that same song at the mother emmanuel church. the song there are cultures as close to both poetry and prayer as you could possibly come and we're going to finish with those 2 things let me introduce amanda gorman our nation's 1st ever national poet laureate. oh. thank you mr president dr biden madam vice president mr m. half americans and the world one day comes we ask ourselves where can we find lights in this never ending shade the loss we carry a sea we must wait we have braved the belly of the beast we've learned that quiet isn't always peace in the norms notions of what just is isn't always just this and yet the darkness hours before we knew it somehow we do it somehow we've wild bird and witnessed a nation that isn't broken but simply unfinished we the successors of a country and a time were a skinny black girl descended from slaves in the raised by a single mother can dream of becoming president only to find ourselves reciting for a one. and yes we are far from polished far from pristine but that doesn't mean we are strivi

in the telegraph, emmanuel macron is apparently being accused of making "nonsense" claims about the oxfording public confidence. the french president also makes the front page of the guardian — his warning that the eu will seek to "control" vaccine exports from the bloc. the mirror also going with that story from brussels, with the headline "eu block on ourjabs". to the financial times — which has gone with the wall street chaos as its main story, saying us regulators and prominent political figures have leapt to the defence of amateur share traders who've challenged the old guard of wall street. and finally, "champagne super nova". the star claims vaccines tsar kate bingham ditched dry january to celebrate news of the new vaccines. let us begin, james and harriet. thank you both of you forjoining us. let's start with the sun's front page now. now eu are really giving us the needle. this referring to the story i have been talking about, a vaccine war on britain, the sun is calling it, a bitter row over supplies. james, i know the eu has backtracked on its article 16 triggering for northern

mike emmanuel from capitol hill. thank you.oe biden, obviously, not so worried that he would speak against impeachment as he has had the opportunity to do. >>> up next, were last week's capitol hill riots just another example of the fbi's failure? we take it up next, former congressman jason chaffetz joins us. we're coming right back with new developments in what may, what may have contributed to that mob breaking off from the rally and assaulting the capitol building. stay with us. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. ♪ we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ a must in your medicine cabinet! less sick days! cold coming on? zicam® is clinically proven to shorten colds! highly recommend it! zifans love zicam's unique zinc formula. it shortens colds! zicam zinc that cold! so you're a small business, it shortens colds! or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america.

shannon: mike emmanuel, thank you. tonight we are looking at the media's role in defining, spreading and restricting the truth with some in congress are expressing a desire to rain in the media. there are increasing concerns about social media censorship, free speech and sometimes outrageous speech. is the host of fox's media buzz howard kurtz. >> the most prominent house democrats raising the possibility of an investigative commission to examine whether media outlets tell the truth. >> several members of congress and some of my discussions have brought up media literacy because that is a part of what happened here. and we are going to have to figure out how we rain in our media environment so that you can't just spew disinformation and misinformation. >> and insta can video alexandria ocasio cortez was an idea that may raise first amendment concerns, conservative new york post columnist says her goal is to silence the press. she doesn't say anything like that but she does suggest a federal probe into mediocrity. >> it

mike emmanuel from capitol hill. thank you. biden, obviously, not so worried that he would speak against impeachment as he has had the opportunity to do. >>> up next, were last week's capitol hill riots just another example of the fbi's failure? we take it up next, former congressman jason chaffetz joins us. we're coming right back with new developments in what may, what may have contributed to that mob breaking off from the rally and assaulting the capitol building. stay with us. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. ♪ we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. ♪ usaa ♪ introducing a revolution in the world of pa

mike: i'm mike emmanuel, and this is "the fox report."gal team for his upcoming impeachment trial. the president says david schoen and bruce caster will lead his defense in the senate. >>> rescue efforts underway in utah after a skier was buried by an avalanche. officials say two skiiers drinkingerred the avalanche -- triggered the avalanche yesterday. the other skier was able to dig out of the snow and get help. >>> one of the large arest vaccination sites in the country was temporarily shut down yesterday. dozens of anti-vaccine protesters blocked the entrance to dodgers stadium in los angeles which vaccinates up to 10,000 people a day. the site reopened after being closed for more than an hour for more on these stories, download the fox news app, scan the qr code, or go to foxnews.com/apps. ♪ ♪ mike: if you plan on boarding a domestic flight, you might have to take a coronavirus test first. the biden administration is considering making that a requirement, but some in the airline industry are pushing back. charles watson is live at har

king spent his summer months here philosophising with voltaire and playing music with karl felipe emmanuel this is where he could forget his problems be solved to see or without a care as he called the palace in french. the palace has only 12 rooms in total but there are elaborately decorated with plaster reliefs gold and marble. frederick the great spend his winters in the potsdam city palace and his summers here. he called sons to see his little vineyard house. any 18th century this was relatively modest and it really impressed people that this great war hero lived so modestly and what impressed people of all was that he had no cots the place was always accessible to the public to a certain extent you could just look in through the windows and always enter the garden was in comparison to other courts that was very unusual for the 18th century . only a short stroll from sansa see looms the mighty granger of the noir. this massive palace with its magnificent banquet halls galleries and royal apartments served primary. to receive guests. the noirs poly is the last palace frederick the great

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king spent his summer months here philosophising with voltaire and playing music with karl the lead emmanuel bach this is where he could forget his problems the song to see or without a care as he called the palace in french. the palace has only 12 rooms in total but there are elaborately decorated with plaster reliefs gold and marble. frederick the great spend his winters in the potsdam city palace and his summers here. he called sons to see his little vineyard house. any 18th century this was relatively modest and it really impressed people that this great war hero lived so modestly and what impressed people above all was that he had no costs the place was always accessible to the public to a certain extent you could just look in through the windows and always enter the gardens in comparison to other courts that was very unusual for the 18th century. only a short stroll from san susie looms the mighty grantor of the noir. this massive palace with its magnificent banquet halls galleries and royal apartments served primarily to receive guests. the noise pal. it is the last palace frederick t

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on a marshall plan for democracy for more now i'm joined by dee dee political correspondent emmanuel shaz emmanuel how significant is this call from the german foreign minister well here we are to see history going full circle was germany offering a marshall plan to the u.s. because the marshall plan was the u.s. program that help germany and other european nations to recover it comically from world war 2 of course decide it's not about economy create cauvery it's about solve aging rescuing democracy. the german foreign ministers say there is no democracy in europe if there's no democracy in the u.s. so the term that he's using the marshall plan it's made is symbolic but it reminds of the transatlantic ties and he's no stranger to such historical ties being used just after joe biden was elected in november he had called for a new deal between the u.s. and. germany and it's very telling these 2 years of a cabaret terms also used by i got america to condemn what happened to condemn what happened this week in washington she said she was furious and she was sad and that's very unusual fo

. >>> french president emmanuel macron spoke about the response to climate change and the leadership needed to restore the economy in 2021. his remarks were part of an event hosted by the world economic forum. this is 25 minutes. >> the participants, it's my great honor to welcome mr. president macron. generally we meet in davos. nevertheless i'm pleased that we are able to have this digital dialogue instead. i know, mr. president, that in my opinion, and in the opinion of many, you are one of those who has a long-term vision. and so i would like to talk about questions relating to how we should be building the post-covid world. and let me start with the first question. in your opinion, what would be your vision to rebuild a greener economy, a more resilient economy, more sustainable, so what is your vision for the long term? do we need a new vision? >> hello, professor, i'm very pleased to see you also through this video conference. thank you very ms: foríl/'3 organizing these virtual discussions that are so important in this period. i wanted to talk about today's world and its link

mike emmanuel from capitol hill. thank you. biden, obviously, not so worried that he would speak against impeachment as he has had the opportunity to do. >>> up next, were last week's capitol hill riots just another example of the fbi's failure? we take it up next, former congressman jason chaffetz joins us. we're coming right back with new developments in what may, what may have contributed to that mob breaking off from the rally and assaulting the capitol building. stay with us. we'll be right back. ♪ [ thunder rumbles ] [ engine rumbling ] ♪♪ [ beeping ] [ engine revs ] ♪♪ uh, you know there's a 30-minute limit, right? tell that to the rain. [ beeping ] for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. [ beeping ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ shingles? dios mio. so much pain. maria had to do everything for me. she had these awful blisters on her back. i don't want shingles when i'm your age. actually, if you're 50 or older, you're at increased risk that's life, nothing you can do... uh, shingles can be prevented. shingles can be whaaaat?