eric. eric: tuesday night someone is going to be happy, someone else won't be but the question is who will it be in the race this comes as brand-new washington post poll show education is in governor race and up 9 points from the press poll taken last month. what else is on the ballot dr. harry wilson, college in virginia. professor welcome, the poll from your college shows mcauliffe ahead by one point and claims that education is the number 2 issue behind the economy. how do you see this shaking out as we get down to the wire? >> well, education is obviously an extremely important issue and one that youngkin has done pretty well on. actually very well for the republican. as you pointed out washington important issue and have youngkin winning amongst those folks and we found education is second most important issue behind the economy and youngkin was trailing mcauliffe by a pretty small margin, margin of error within the poll and much better than what you would ever see from a republican ca

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eric. eric: the hunt for brian laundrie is moving beyond florida. attention shifting to a possible sighting in north carolina, they say along the appalachian trail, this as gabby petito's mother reveals growing frustration and she has a pointed and blunt message for brian. charles t watson live outside the laundrie home in north port, florida. people have been yelling at the laundries for days now as you can hear. hi, charles. >> reporter: hi, eric. yeah, it's been going on for days. this as there are new claims of a brian laundrie sighting this time along the appalachian trail where brian is set to frequent. a florida engineer identified as dennis davis of the new york post that he spotted and spoke to a man he believed to be brian on a deserted road near the border of north carolina and tennessee. he said the man was driving a white pickup truck and apeered lost and dazed as he rambled on about a fight with his girlfriend and asked for directions to california using only back roads. at the time the gentleman said he didn't notice the man he was sp

hi eric. >> eric: hello everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm eric shawn.sident biden says he will quote work like hell to get his two massive spending bills across the finish line, but on the other side of the aisle, republicans are hammering democrats' inability to pass the infrastructure bill accusing party leaders of letting what they call the quote far left group of progressives run the show. >> when that bipartisan bill passed a 50/50 senate, it had 69 votes. it was a lot of momentum on its side. in any kind of a normal world, that would have been signed into law by the president. this was two months ago. bernie sanders, the far left democrats are driving the bus, and joe biden is just along for the ride. >> eric: nancy pelosi says it is what the country needs. david spunt at the white house with more on this. hey, david. >> hi, eric. president biden will be taking his message directly to the american people over the next few days and weeks. we just found out from the white house a few hours ago that the president will travel to howell, michigan. that

eric? >> thank you. >> eric: claudia, brian laundrie continues to elude capture, that's approaching four weeks, this as investigators are still combing the vast carlton reserve in florida for gabby petito's fugitive fiance, if he is indeed there. meanwhile, his hometown is planning to build a permanent memorial for the murdered 22-year-old. steve harrigan is live in florida in front of the makeshift memorial that's there now with the latest. hi, steve. >> eric, there's still a steady stream of people coming up to this makeshift memorial. there's a lot of teddy bears and flowers, but also some real works of art that people have put some time in to make there. we've seen steady stream of people just stopping, taking pictures, and we talked to a number of them, asked them why they came. one woman said she came to pray. here's what she had to say. >> just pray continually for the family, that they will find peace and comfort in this tragic situation. >> they are going to shift this to a permane

eric.eric: youngkin hammering away on this. alexandria, thank you. alicia. alicia: for more on this, let's bring in nicky neely, president of the national grassroots group parents defending education. thank you so much for being here, nicky. first can i get your reaction to this apology letter? >> sure, well, for starters i think it's too little too late. they should have never sent it and in the freedom and information act documents that we obtained it shows that the national school board association actually didn't give their board a heads up so it races big questions about how this went through and we also have an e-mail from the executive director chip that notes that they have been in talks in the white house for several weeks before this and the letter that they sent on september 29th actually contained material that the white house specifically requested and so it raised huge amount of questions of what kinds of coordination were happening behind the scenes, who asked for this letter

eric: mr.ngkin says he's honored to have former president's support and the former presidents has not set foot in virginia, does have a telerally, a virtual rally for youngkin coming up. always good so to see you. we'll be talking about this on wednesday. arthel: the fda approved the pfizer vaccine for children ages 5-11. some parents sound hesitant about having their kids get it. dr. frida fisher joins us with her analysis coming up. plus, president biden speaks today after wrapping the g- 20 summit in rome, what to expect from the president in a live report from rome, that's coming up next. >>> the et health today will dictate the health, happiness and economic prosperity of generationses to come, plus our overwhelming responsibility to generations yet unborn. ♪ well the sun is shining and the grass is green ♪ ♪ i'm way ahead of schedule with my trusty team ♪ ♪ there's heather on the hedges ♪ ♪ and kenny on the koi ♪ ♪ and your truck's been demolished by the peterson boy ♪ ♪ yes -- ♪ wait, wh

arthel: eric. eric: that's for sure.rities say mexican cartels, ready for this, they've opened fire on us at the southern border. shooting from mexico to deployed members of the texas national guard. how should we respond? that and the latest from the border as the buy ben -- biden administration is forced to reverse some of its policies as "fox news live" brings you the news on this sunday, with more straight ahead. [uplifting music playing] ♪ i had a dream that someday ♪ ♪ i would just fly, fly away ♪ to run a growing business, is to be on a journey. and along the ride, you'll have many questions. challenges. and a few surprises. but wherever you are on your journey. your dell technologies advisor is here for you - with the right tech solutions. so you can stop at nothing for your customers. >> at the end of the day, our border patrol agents are being denied the ability to police the border, because they're processing agents. joe biden is criminally negligent, his administration i think is criminally negligent when it

eric. look, it's the cartels and the smugglers out there who continue to benefit by far the most from this border crisis. they're making a killing right now because they know there are people out there willing to pay a lot of money to get here to the united states and to that point, take a look at the video we shot in the rio grande valley last night. they were on the hunt for human smugglers. they're swarming on the local freeways. as you seize people taken into custody, once they cross the border illegally there are smugglerring waiting to pick them up and take them further inland in the united states to areas like houston. dps try to position themselves on the highways, where they look for loaded vehicles, where the frame of the vehicle is riding low to the ground where there's a lot more weight to the people. this happens multiple times every hour, every night in the rio grande valley. take a look at this video. haitians are showing up in large numbers in tijuana. the an average of 200

eric. eric: i don't know what to say. arthel: nothing. just say goodbye.me to the jounal editorial report. i am paul gigot. the labor department reporting this week that crisis rose 4.5% in the last 12 months and from the gas pump to the grocery store american consumers are feeling the pinch with gas prices up a whopping 42.1% year-over-year and beef prices up 17.6%. the biden administration scrambles to address supply-chain lows with

eric? eric: all right.ton's original desk is right around the corner, just down the hall from the city council chamber. we'll see what happens tomorrow. thanks. arthel: so, eric, could supply chain problems lead to a panic in the pumpkin patch? here's grady trimble. >> reporter: a pumpkin shortage that could impact your plans to make jack-o'-lanterns and pumpkin pie? i'm grady trimble with fox business in morton, illinois. we came to the pumpkin capital of the world to get to the bottom of it. what we found, next. etes are waking up to what's possible with rybelsus®. ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ ♪ my only sunshine... ♪ rybelsus® works differently than any other diabetes pill to lower blood sugar in all 3 of these ways... increases insulin when you need it... decreases sugar... and slows food. the majority of people taking rybelsus® lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7. people taking rybelsus® lost up to 8 pounds. rybelsus® isn't for peopl with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you o

eric. eric: just tragic. thank you.cia: among the many questions swirling around the deadly shooting, where do alec baldwin, the production company and the studio stand legally. joining me now is mercedes colwin, fox news legal analyst. mercedes, thank you for being here. we still don't know all of the facts, but from a legal standpoint where do you see this headed from a criminal standpoint and civil? >> well, there's definitely criminal charges, that could be at least a minimal investigation. number one is involuntary hand slaughter. and it's not -- manslaughter. and it's not really going to be alec baldwin because in new mexico there's excusable homicide. and under excusable homicide essentially if there's an accidental killing of an individual but ordinary care was used by the individual being accused of it, they're excused of the homicide. the focus may very well be the prop manager. what did he do in terms of, he or she do prior to handing the gun to mr. baldwin. did he exercise the sufficient care? because under

i'm eric a sean. eric shawn, hi alicia. >> hello. republican grass roots versus democratic big names in the race for virginia governor that many see as a big test for democrats ahead of next year's midterms. polls show the candidates if a dead heat with election day just over one week away. republican glenn youngkin gaining ground on former govern governor terry mcauliffe after seizing on the issue of schools and parents' roles in what they teach kids. alexandria huff is in washington with more on the fallout over schooling. merck meredith is in virginia where democratic heavy hitters are trying to rally support for mcauliffe. first, we are live at the southern border in texas as we get more numbers on migrant apprehensions. bill. >> reporter: good afternoon. that's right. 1.7 million migrant apprehensions here at the southwest border for the fiscal year 2021. that is an all-time record high and even as those numbers are coming in, as you mentioned, we are tracking that caravan which is heading to the u.s. border as we speak. take a

eric eyre questioning. guest: sure first of all the addiction epidemic has shifted it is more of the number one killer and illegal thought no more hard fat no the pill problem is top 25% of all overdose deaths in the country. and what mary said with impact on covid in the opioid crisis is exactly right last year in 2020 in west virginia and frankly nationwide, nationwide at 34% increase in drug overdose death in west virginia 50% increase in all-time high for drug overdose death in 2020, in particular the month of may, june, july, 2020 they were off the charts, we are getting close to 1300 overdose deaths county for 2020. the good news they have been able to reduce the numbers and 2021 they are down significantly this would mirror pattern we have seen of a decrease in drug overdose deaths to two years prior to the pandemic, that's a good sign there is some great models out there of course as mary mentioned that and she could buy any pharmacy and harm reduction programs and 70 organizes it and at the forefro

arthel: eric. eric: to the oval office, maybe. we'll see.s about keeping tabs in the afghan evacuees in the united states. hundreds of them arrive while reportedly leaving military bases immaturely before finishing resettlement program according to lawyers, 700 afghans have already left and the number may be growing. many evacuees have friends and family in the country doesn't help them so they are getting in touch with friends and family and leaving the basis. in afghanistan, humanitarian crisis growing worse by the day, live in kabul with the latest on that and new questions back here at home about what brian mondrian's family may have note about his possible role in gabby petito's death is the search for him intensifies. we'll have the latest in northport florida right here on fox news live. ♪♪ 's working at recology is more than a job for jesus. it's a family tradition. jesus took over his dad's roue when he retired after 47 year. now he's showing a new generation what recology is all about. as an employee-owned company, recology provide

eric: thank you printed. concerns now about keeping tabs on afghan evacuate is in united states and hundreds of them are reportedly leaving military bases prematurely before finishing their resettlement programs and according to 700 have left already in the number is reportedly climbing grade many of those evacuees apparently have friends and family in this country. eric: violent crimes on the rise in the country and not just in big cities, in new york, several shootings have young people in cities from nashville to albuquerque are sing murders spike especially cities in the midwest pretty straight ahead, the founder of the anti- crime group, the guardian angels. crime plan as he tries to apply for city hall and republican candidate and is planned, that could go nationwide, next to try to stop the tragedies on the streets. got a couple of bogeys on your six, limu. they need customized car insurance from liberty mutual so they only pay for what they need. what do you say we see what this bird can do? woooooooo

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eric. eric: supplied chain and crisis. we get goods moving in time for the holiday shopping season? michelle steele of california joins us now. a member of the house transportation committee. congresswoman, a few weeks ago if you set the supply chain problems, talking about supply chain, we did not hear about this until a few weeks ago. how bad is the crisis, what can we do to try and solve it was mark. >> the crisis right now, as of yesterday, we had 77 ships lined up and i heard through this weekend, when into another 25 ships coming in. just coming into the ports and almost and then they have two leave. right now, 247 working at the ports is one of those solutions. it will be one small solution. we have a problem. in california, most of the independent contractors are illegal to work. owner -- they cannot even come into california to work. we have a problem with truckers. they cannot come to california to work. and then all of these cargoes, you have to clean the storage room area and we don't have any storage. the pric

eric: thank you. alicia: the issue of education is also taking on nationwide significance many parents were concerned the education officials are pushing policies that do not align with their values are battling these officials had on by running against them in school board elections. laura joines is now the executive director apparent activist groups best, building education for students together in the director of education reform for freedom works. thank you so much for being here. can you explain to us what your group is doing to get parents more involved in their kids education. >> i appreciate that question, first of all i want to speak clear on this parents that i work with are not domestic terrorist and they have over exaggerated the fact that parents who are speaking out at the school board meetings are speaking out on behalf of their children, what were doing is out educating our parents on the issue, on the topics because we want them to be informed when they go before the school board. but

eric. eric: drivers every time they go to the pump, increasing price of gas.nda on the g7 summit, producing countries to boost production and keep the pandemic economy recovery on track but it's one of the many topics facing world leaders adding to the mix, ongoing pandemic, nuclear program and climate change. prices world leaders have tried to tackle repeatedly but will china cooperate? assistant editor of the "wall street journal", james joins us. let's talk about global energy. russia, saudi arabia comes to mind, are they going to play ball? >> i know it can be hard to follow what he's doing here because it all seems contradictory. we see a lot of the u.s. and the president trying to reduce energy production, fossil fuels, we see huge subsidies in this bill to continue to try to develop energy sources but the president realizes how unpopular high gasoline prices are so simultaneously saying to the dictatorships overseas, please pump oil, it's hard to follow but very costly for us. eric: for the countries listen? when they all sit down at the g20 and with th

i was explaining to eric, you can't win without i to eric, you can't win without marine le pen. cannot win without eric zemmour. for once, we could win. his latest book focuses on familiar themes — immigration, culture, identity. french politics has shifted to the right in recent years. it is early days in the selection, there is for the future of france has already begun. lucy williamson, bbc news. still to come — saving one of australia's most beloved native species with a programme to vaccinate 400 koalas against chlamydia. a historic moment that many of his victims have waited for for decades. the former dictator in the dock, older, slimmer. and as he sat down, obedient enough. dawn, and as the sun breaks through the piercing chill of night on the plain outside, it lights up a biblical famine now in the 20th century. the depressing conclusion, in argentina today- it is actually cheaper— to paper your walls with money. we've had controversies in the past with great britain, but as good friends, we have always found a good and lasting solution. concorde bows out in style after

after that one of the authors eric a fight against the drug companies talking about the opioid epidemic will be joininge national book festival. >> hello and welcome to the 2021 library of congress national book festival. i am sherry horowitz reported the washington post and i'm here with patrick and eric to talk about their book on the opioid epidemic which claimed the lives of more than 500,000 people nationwide the worst drug overdose epidemic in american history. i spent the last three years reporting for the washington post investigative team of the opioid crisis and i'm already writing a book myself on the epidemic with my colleague scott. i'm particularly thrilled to introduce you to two authors whose work in books i completely admire. patrick brad and keith in a word writer at the new york times bestseller empire of pain the secret history of the dynasty. eric i who won a pulitzer prize for his reporting on opioids at mayo and now a reporter in west virginia and the author a coal country fight against the drug companies that develop the opioid epidemic. patrick, let me start wit

eric: go ahead.n we will get you joe. >> the president after canceling the keystone xl pipeline inputting the evil eye on gas production in the united states has been begging opec plus to increase production, they are gradually resuming 400,000 barrels per month excuse me per day every month to get back to where they were before the pin demo. we ought to be producing energy domestically and energy independence under president trump instead of begging opec. >> to think there begging opec and will this affect russian china, pressed against the glass looking inward. >> we don't get our gas for cars from china, we do engage with opec and we do progress and to get us out of the underneath cycle wherefore countries can control the supply and mess with the gas prices, part of that is changing to an electric system, part of it is changing to a system that will get vehicles that the rest of the world will want to buy in good paying union jobs a spring american industry and that's what were trying to go. if ch

there is no justice for eric, eric is gone, but we still need closure. and closure would look like to me. if all those offices who was involved in my sons deaf that day, stand accountable. and there was transparency and which we know all of that was try and tried to be hidden. a judge granted when cars request to hold a judicial inquiry into her son's death. such inquiries are very rare. the last time one was held here in new york was over a 100 years ago, and it's not a trial. there will not be a jury, and nobody will be found guilty or innocent when it's over. but it's a way for lawyers to question powerful people that dealt with gardeners, death, and a way to get a public record of who knew what when and why certain decisions were made. in a setback to the gardener family, the judge decided new york mayor bill de blasio does not have to testify saying he can instead submit a written statement. despite being directly named in the inquiry, one critic say that reasoning undermines the very point of what the inquiries meant to address transparency. how do

between us...again. >> donna: eric, we used to be married once. wanna us to feel awkward about what just happened here. you had a--a natural reaction. >> eric: a reaction i wasn't sure i was ever gonna feel again until just now... because of you. >> donna: i-- i didn't do anything really. i-- >> eric: you're just being you. warm and caring. >> donna: clumsy

you know our next guest as the eric half of the great comedy duo "tim amd eric."" bestseller. please welcome eric wareheim. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how you doing? >> good to see you. >> jimmy: very good to see you too. by the way, you'd be a great james bond. have you talked to anybody? >> yeah, i turned down a couple of those films. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you did? >> yeah, busy eating pizzas, burgers, stuff like that. >> jimmy: i think people who are your fans would be very surprised to learn this is really a cookbook. >> yeah. and it's a great cookbook. it's a culinary bible. [ laughter ] you know, being a comic and doing tours and performing shows, all i do during the day is look up, where's the best taco after the show? where's that pizza, where's that burger? i became obsessed with food and i put it all in "foodheim." >> jimmy: i remember an email you sent me, wow, this is no kidding around. people say that about me when i send restaurant recommendations, i make notes and stuff. you really are on top of that stuff. >> i go full bore. we took "mast

eric: on margins, i think we will be fine. the demand is extremely strong.rs are enjoying profitability. that's following a few years where they had some restricting buying behavior. if farmers want to buy new equipment, demand is strong. we've been able to have some pricing power in the market as well. alix: it's good to see you. as we pointed out, you get the majority of your revenue from europe. you've got a great global view of everything. where is the biggest supply chain issue? eric: unfortunately, it's pretty universal. it's around the world. it is hitting us in europe. that's where some of our largest facilities are. it's not just us in the company. semi conductor chips are a problem. we are working night and day. our team is proud of how hard they are working. francine: where is your hardest area. i know you can be creative. our most problematic issue is semi conductor chips. we have a lot of these issues. we have 43 computers that control different things. each of those has multiple chips in them. that is our biggest problem at the moment. it is fo

saludo a eric sonorio. eric: buenas tardes. paola: gracias por el tiempo.use en dos dosis. la poblaciÓn en estados unidos es de dos meses hacia arriba. >> primero empezamos con las vacunas de covid. hemos aprendido con el tiempo, sabemos que las dos vacunas es tambiÉn. paola: muchos sienten problemas. >> es comÚn que tengas un poco de dolor de brazo, a lo mejor una fiebre leve. mÉdicamente nomÁs indica que el cuerpo estÁ desarrollando un sistema de protecciÓn. paola: agradezco el tiempo a eric solorio. paola: revisamos el pronÓstico extendido. yenty: o ella disfrutamos de calidad del aire buena a travÉs de nuestra Área de cobertura. como habÍamos mencionado hay un componente de viento del oeste. hemos comenzado a ver mayor nubosidad, le podemos ver en nuestra imagen de san josÉ. se reportan algunas lloviznas. en general nos afecta la nubosidad que seguirÁ con nosotros. el prÓximo viernes tendremos un sistema que podrÍa traernos posibilidad de precipitaciÓn ligera. estamos muy atentos al posible cambio en el pronÓstico. para el viernes en la tarde el sistema

. >> thanks gianna. [ dramatic music ] >> eric: i've tried everything, ridge. nothing has helped me. i cannot satisfy my wife in that way anymore. >> ridge: so, your solution is what? to let her cheat? >> quinn: that's not what he's saying. >> eric: no, let, let me do it. it's my doing, after all. it's not cheating, if it's my idea. >> ridge: what, i don't even-- she's having sex with carter. he has his hands all over your woman, and that can't be okay with you-- >> eric: i don't want to be alone in this house anymore. ♪♪♪ >> brooke: poor eric. >> katie: i just, this is so out of character for him. i can't believe that he would put up with something like this. >> brooke: he must not be

. >> eric: yeah, yeah. >> donna: yeah. remember? >> eric: yeah, i remember. here, may i?>> eric: nice. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> donna: you're remembering. >> eric: yeah, i am. ♪♪ donna, i'm more than remembering. >> quinn: there's

it's, you know, no more, you know, gloomy days for eric, you know. i still know that, just one thought in my head, i can go do a b&e. i can go steal. you know, i still have trauma in my life. i still have that, you know, "why did my mother throw me away?" but today, i'm doing so much better. i've got a little bit of work. i have, you know, a little home to live in. i realize what i have today, you know? i-- i have a-- a lot to give. growing up, i was always causing problems because i'm f.a.s., but nobody looked more at-- at the field of what's going on with me. i feel like i lost a lot of years of my life not being who i am-- like, my real self. i feel good in the sense that i feel better being a woman, to be honest. like, seriously. and there's nothing wrong with it. i-- i've done it before in-- with other friends, with my sisters. but for me to go out there and actually do it, it's scary, you know? so, i've got to go see a therapist, or i've got to go, you know, talkbout this. maybe my whole life, my stealing and that, was because i felt mixed up a

eric: that is a good question.er element of these -- of the pandemic is companies that were behind online or having their lunch eaten by amazon. they learn something by the pandemic. they learned how to become online players. that is a bigger part of their business. they are seen as being worth more. people are looking at the property portfolios and they say maybe there is something there. guy: thank you ray much. the tesco story with eric pfanner. let's look at where the european stocks have settled. a negative day but off our lows. the ftse 100 down 1.15% but tesco having more positive session. the dax down 1.5% and the cac 40 down 1.26%. alix: amazon has not done much with its grocery business. coming up, let's go political. francine lacqua sat down with u.s. secretary of state antony blinken on whether he sees any thought in the tensions between the u.s. and china. more on that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: this is the european close. coming up, dow chairman and ceo at 4:00 the new york, 9:00 in london. th

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doctor eric feigl-ding, thank you _ thing. doctor eric feigl-ding, thank you for _ thing.igl-ding, thank you for being with - thing. doctor eric feigl-ding, thank you for being with us. i thank you for being with us. appreciated. the metropolitan police here in london is trying to reassure women about their safety after a serving officer pleaded guilty to the rape, kidnap and murder of a woman who was working home alone in london. —— walking. the officer, wayne couzens, has been sentenced to spend the rest of his life in prison. it emerged he had used his police idea and handcuffs in the attack on sarah everard in the attack on sarah everard in march. daniel sandford reports. wayne couzens, the police officer turned killer who has so damaged public trust, today beginning the life sentence in prison from which he will never be released. his abduction, rape and murder of sarah everard, using his police warrant card and handcuffs, risks undermining confidence in officers right across the uk. i think it's very important that people should have confidence in policing and what t

it's 10 years since dnc supporter and then chairman of google, eric schmidt went to see julian assange of wiki leaks, currently awaiting next week's court hearing. in his long battle for freedom, you can watch our interview with jolena. sondra is radically different perspective on technology compared with google on our youtube channel. now dr. tim need to get through a former google employee, an expert in artificial intelligence who spoke out against a bias has been cooling. the stronger whistle blew, a protection against us oligarch run big tech companies. she joins me now from california. to me thank you so much for coming on. i think we all have you to thank for certain features on our i pads on google. if we use that. i mean, it's a yeah we, you affected all our lives in a way. what is ethical? a i resumed different to the squid game. i haven't seen all of that series, but presumably everybody's talking about what is africa? ethical ai is, i consider it to be a field that tries to ensure that while we work on at technology, we're working on it with foresight and trying to understan

eric, do you remember that? i didn't come across him, but i heard about him. i was down, i was, i google for actually 2 years, 2 there he long years, every month i was thinking can i survive here? should i leave next month back? and i mean again, lot of people watching what we think must be amazing to work, that amazing office and all of that. that's the future there. graduates watching, he had desperately trying to get through the complicated process to get in. and what is i mean and, and i should say jared cohen back by a jo biden's blink in the sex your state and the national security advisor, jake sullivan. they love google ideas and google very much associated with the democrat royalty as it were. why, why was it no fun to worker? well, again, it comes down to what your views and the demographic that you're in and how, what you think i was, you know, in a role that's called a research scientist role. and i was the 1st black woman to be a research scientist at google. and i saw why, right? i had so many issues right off the bat i was under levels are not p

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payable to a young man named eric frank. eric frank is a young man who you are about to meet. i almost could not believe this story was real until i saw the actual check. but there is the actual check. it really happened. this is impossible. this is impossible. but apparently it happened. we'll introduce you to eric frank in just a moment and get the story behind that, just moments from now, in just a minute. this afternoon in washington there was a bit of a surprise in the vote in congress that trump adviser steve bannon should be referred for prosecution to the u.s. justice department. i mean, once upon a time, the last time someone refused to comply with a subpoena from congress and congress voted to refer that person for prosecution because of it, the last time that happened, which was way back in 1983, the vote in the house to refer that official, that reagan administration official for prosecution, was unanimous. it was 413-0. the last time the house did it, all democrats and all republicans in the house of representatives all voted together. that was a serious, indeed c