ernest the right about it. your opinion . that's your opinion. >> but come down here to us and you see the protesters out there. >> you come and you come and tell begins to his face that he's far right. i mean, that's ludicrous . ludicrous. >> saying that there's >> i'm saying that there's a push that rhetoric against these types of woke disney movies. >> i mean, you heard what happened to the little mermaid, all the racist remarks they made about halle bailey , you know, about halle bailey, you know, the black mermaid , that was the black mermaid, that was uncalled for and unnecessary . uncalled for and unnecessary. so, okay, let's be real. >> all right. great debate. thank you. as ever. panto legend christopher biggins, live from edinburgh and ernest owens stateside, who do you agree with 7 stateside, who do you agree with ? is disney ruining the classics by turning them woke? sean via twitter writes , i'm not a disney twitter writes, i'm not a disney fan, but these woke remakes of the are killing it the orig

ernest the right about it. your opinion . that's your opinion. >> but come down here to us and you see the protesters out there. >> you come and you come and tell begins to his face that he's far right. i mean, that's ludicrous . ludicrous. >> saying that there's >> i'm saying that there's a push that rhetoric against these types of woke disney movies. >> i mean, you heard what happened to the little mermaid, all the racist remarks they made about halle bailey , you know, about halle bailey, you know, the black mermaid , that was the black mermaid, that was uncalled for and unnecessary . uncalled for and unnecessary. so, okay, let's be real. >> all right. great debate. thank you. as ever. panto legend christopher biggins, live from edinburgh and ernest owens stateside, who do you agree with 7 stateside, who do you agree with ? is disney ruining the classics by turning them woke? sean via twitter writes , i'm not a disney twitter writes, i'm not a disney fan, but these woke remakes of the are killing it the orig

and so he took me over to the panel and he showed me ernest taylor pile.and my first thought was, oh, is this the guy that they based gomer pyle off of? now, that might sound like a dumb question, but did you know there is a john rambo who's on the vietnam wall? and that's where they got the name john rambo for the rambo movie. so this is not a crazy question to ask. if someone found pyle and came up with gomer pyle. but the guy was so flabbergasted that i did not know who ernie pyle was that he gave me a homework assignment and said, you need to go home and you need to read everything that ernie pyle wrote. so this set me on a journey of of researching. what i would argue is the best war correspondent in american history. and what made him so incredible. i'm going to quote from eleanor roosevelt, who had a column that she wrote on a daily basis. and this was after the north african campaign. so after tunisia and algeria, as the american troops are getting ready to invade sicily. and she says the column, which to me stands out as the most human. and vivid

colonel ernest leo de soto was laid to rest in june. his remains were found 54 years after he died in a plane crash while serving in vietnam. congressman mullin said he asked for the flag to be flown after hearing the family's story. one of the quotes from joyce in the story will stay with me forever. she said. i thought i'd have to wait until i die and go to heaven and say, what happened? well, joyce didn't have to die to find out. in fact, she just celebrated her 90th birthday and finally has some closure. ernest leo de soto was buried at the golden gate national cemetery in full uniform in a casket from pearl harbor. joyce de soto told the san mateo daily journal her husband loved what he did and aspired to become a college professor. after his military career was over. the former san francisco giant great buster posey set to go back to school to finish his degree from florida state university. the three time world champion taking an online course work to complete his social science degree. posey was originally a finance major but sw

and i can quickly compare am or i scans of any patients with others in a huge data base, a spot ernest science of cancer or alzheimer's. this quantity makes a powerful tool for detecting and tracing. rad is basis as well. plus air can generate individualized treatment plans for you and help you recover faster analyzing all of your health data and comparing it to other cases. but also human doctors has the benefits, an individual, a doctor draws on the training and experience and hopefully looks at the patient with a honda stick approach. that means he or she would take manufacturers into accounts a i can only see what it's been trained to see. it's very precise and quick on that aspect, but might overlook us. but it's not about deciding between a i or doctor. of course, the question is rather, when does every doctor get to benefit from as the systems? so why do we need to get started? visual twins. a medical assistance needs a lot of data and the more the better because artificial intelligence is tray to recognize patterns by using process data sets your by your metric data is also nee

yes, ernest good evening, at the height of the apple season, the farmer is helped by modern technologies, using the method of careful picking, apples are first put into the so-called fruit box, and then placed on a special platform in just one day, it turns out to collect up to 80 t, however, this year the records will not be prevented by rains and cold spring, but kuban apples calms the farmers. enough fruit for everyone will be sent to moscow siberia and the far east and so that in the future supplies will reach other regions. farmers. almost fifty hectares of new gardens have been planted. so in 5 years the geography of deliveries will expand, thank you, and so we continue to have great news with the audience of moscow and the region. see you in a few seconds. traffic on the northern understudy of kutuzovsky prospekt will be opened this fall, sergei sobyanin said today this is a six-lane highway, which will connect moscow city mkad and odintsovo district 98% ready. what remains to be done and marina gromova found out how the traffic pattern in the city will change after the opening of

hello, you have something to tell good evening ernest, our region is celebrating the 80th anniversary of the victory in the battle of kursk today with large-scale celebrations, hundreds of people came to the memorial, relatives of the fallen heroes came to the course participants in the battle for fiery arcs flowers, wreaths to the eternal flame all day bring dozens of delegations from the regions of russia near and far abroad to meet with the governor. they talked about how important it is to continue the fight against fascism, which our great-grandfathers began to fight. on the kursk bulge. today, the search for pobeda arrived at the station exponential event of eighty years ago. she, of course, opened the exposition, the military echelon is passing in the city at this moment. religious festive concert with the participation of the academy of academic ensemble songs and dances of the russian army named after aleksandrov a will end this day with festive fireworks. thank you colleague. thanks kursk so we continue the big news with the audience in moscow and the region. see you in a fe

oleg hello hello ernest literally at this moment the first day of the cup of the governor of the tulaegion in hockey is ending. the prestigious tournament is being held in the armory of the capital of russia for the fourth time this year for the first time entered the international level among the guests of honor of the legend of russian hockey boris mikhailov alexei kosanov for the trophies of the tournament five teams of the youth hockey league are held, as well as clubs of belarus kazakhstan development sports, especially hockey, are actively supported by the governor of the tula region alexei dyumin, with his participation, eight modern ice arenas have appeared, mass hockey is gaining popularity. i am sure that today we will see spectacularly interesting honest hockey without compromise, and we are fans. we will have a good time and we will cheer for our guys for beautiful hockey, but i want to remind the guy there is still a season ahead. therefore play fair play professionally, but love hockey without injuries. play hockey cheer for our guys and for hockey. congratulations. than

estimated at least 300 million buyers became the largest manufacturer of perfumes and household chemicals ernestpaying a purely symbolic amount of the specified transaction. he, which is much more important , undertook to pay off khainakin's accumulated debts in russia, which is more than 100 million euros, and also to keep places for all employees. this nearly 2,000 people company has been exposed to risks. uh, as from the side of sanctions there european bureaucrats, so in fact from the side of european consumers we have seen several dozen actions in europe when uh companies that continue to operate in russia have so far been declared boyfeet for the purchase of goods by local consumers, and thus, accordingly, their financial indicators have deteriorated significantly in their respective main regions, the company will not receive the right to a subsequent buyout of assets. this means that the guardian company is leaving the russian market forever. at the same time , many other companies that are curtailing their activities in russia are in no hurry to burn bridges. the japanese uniqlon recentl

colonel ernest leo de soto was laid to rest in june. his remains were found 54 years after he died in a plane crash while serving in vietnam. congressman mullin said he asked for the flag to be flown after hearing the family's story. we had the honor of having her here tonight, and i'll be presenting that flag flown over the capitol to her so she can finally get some closure for 54 years in the making. uh, it's an incredible story. and we're honored to have her here tonight. ernest leo de soto was buried at the golden gate national cemetery in full uniform in a casket from pearl harbor. joyce de soto told the san mateo daily journal her husband loved what he did and aspired to become a college professor. after his military career. was over. all right. what didn't we have today? we had the red flag warning this morning. it's been dropped. we have air quality advisories, lots of smoke in the area. and we got some record temperatures . rouz oakland set a record 90 degrees downtown and then sfo, the airport there set a record at 91 degrees.

sure, ernest understands and start all this good stuff. so don't worry about miles wish. almost all that i was just pushing the insurance to such a consumer so that though i can yeah. allow insurance for grab the law news to fall, and so we need to ship or store the ledge of best buy to which it's no button. okay, let's see. i'm looking at the, the good news portfolio that's all you see on your printer, wireless. when you read the 1st one, your book as we do so, so that is your and that is the, the, it was revenge on russian speaking. se new crane is people who are reluctant to be part of a country whose army had orders to illuminate them despite the regular shedding, turn out for the referendum on the independence of the done best. republics was more than 80 percent. yes, i'm reaching out to my i'm what i did, the disconnection which was due to go. so why did the puerto ju most the most important stuff? you should troy go solely vicious the solution and also so there's some support tradition i mentioned in your world that is nice brochure essentially. portion of the syst

. >> reporter: kimberly's uncle ernest and her cousin live on maui and stepped up on her behalf. >> theyk swabs, you know. gave a sample. that was it. >> we were just praying and hoping that something will come out of it. >> reporter: while the search for the unaccounted continues, questions linger about the utility company and why they left the power on despite wind warnings. the ceo of hawaiian electric saying the power was needed to help keep the water system working. >> in lahaina, the electricity powers the pumps that provide the water. that was also a critical need during that time. >> reporter: that water system ultimately failed. firefighter ana kohler speaking to whit johnson about the hydrants going dry. >> i felt the hose line coming in from the hydrant, the intake line. it was soft. and i was like, there's no pressure. there's no water. >> so the hydrant ran out of water? >> dry, yeah. >> has that ever happened to you before? >> no. >> reporter: a growing number of the displaced being housed in hotels and rental properties. more than 2,000 units made available across the isla

shoal directed by iermek, tursunov, based on the story of ernest hemingway , the old man and the sea, precisely the prize for asia passificyclin and wales and the russian nicky. the program also includes two films directed by the current president of the kazakhfilm studio akan satayev. this is the road to the mother of strength maternal love, helping to overcome any blows of fate and historical troops. the minbala film won two awards at the fudge international film festival, the festival will see the audience and the comedy walnut tree directed by nurmukhambetov, and the ancient tradition of kidnapping the bride in our time, the film is the winner of the busan international film festival and the asian film festival in french. vezulya to complete the screenings of the nominees of the international review of muslim cinema in kazan, the biographical drama of mukagali balata kolymbetov, and in the last years of the life of the famous kazakh poet of the sixties and seventies, mukagali makataev , all screenings of the days of kazakh cinema will be free; you must register on the website of t

particularly noteworthy during a reconnaissance mission into comrades engaged in a firefight with ernest, settled to make an off was captured. but despite severe injury and terrific torture via stony and collaborate, has failed to extract any information from the site of the young man was then tied to a tree under life. soon after that, so if you had sailors recapture the village from the nazis found the bodies of his gaming and his comrades cut off toned remains bold, a marks of gruesome mutilation. in 1956, he was post. you must be a wanted the high title. peter looked a sort of you to union give guinea was 1st buried when he died in the village of how to win a state farm. little memorial was built in his own. in the 1950s, the heroes remains was solemnly. we buried in the country or on the beautiful side by the seas fast. it was a noble esque and later in the 1960s, it was replaced. but the sculptor, by category and architect how you cut off the bank, elm tree on which and you can off was executed was brought to the same side and the place of his death was not lamp black. so many sile

shal directed by iermek, tursunov, based on the story of ernest hemingway the old man and the sea, thise prize asia passificin and vors and russian nicky. the program also includes two films directed by the current president of the kazakhfilm studio akan sataev. this is the road to the mother about the power of maternal love, which helps to overcome any blows of fate and historical troops. minbala, the picture won two awards at the fudge international film festival. finn the festival in tehran will see the audience and the comedy the walnut tree directed by nurmukhambetov, and the ancient traditions and theft of the bride in our time, the film is the winner of the international film festival in busan and the asian film festival. the biographical drama of mukagali balat kolymbetov, a biographical drama of mukagali balat kolymbetov, will be completed in french vezuzule, and all screenings of the days of kazakh cinema will be free of charge in the last years of the life of the famous kazakh poet of the sixties and seventies. you need to register on the website of the cinema illusion no , a

particularly noteworthy during the reconnaissance mission p into comrades engaged in a firefight with ernest, sabotaged knick enough was captive. but despite severe injury and terrific torture, the stony and collaborate has failed to extract any information from the site of the young man was then tied to a tree and burned to life. soon after that. so if you had the sailors recap to the village from the nazis and found the bodies of his gaming and his comrades and you can of the challenge remains both amounts of gruesome mutilation. in 1956, he was tough to miss leah wanted to hide title piero if the soviet union guinea was 1st buried when he died in the village of han interstate from little memorial was built in his own. in the 1950s, the heroes remains was solemnly. we buried custody on, on a beautiful side by the seas. fast. it was a noble esque later in the 19 sixty's. it was replaced, but the scope took like that. a guess i could take how you could cut off the bones, film, trinity on which and you can off was executed was brought to the same side and the place of his death was not bland.

. >> reporter: his nephew uluwehi guerrero and brother ernest buen giving dna samples to assist authorities. >> the fire came so fast -- i don't know -- you know -- if he got away. >> reporter: the family says maurice was giving updates to his daughter in california until suddenly, communication stopped. >> you're hoping that he's somewhere safe, and yet also, too, in the back of your mind, you probably need to be prepared for the worst. >> reporter: today, president biden promising aid and a visit. >> not just our prayers, every asset -- every asset they need will be there for them. >> reporter: the utility company amid questions about why they left the power on despite the wind warnings, explaining it was needed to keep the water system working. that ultimately failed, anyway. fire hydrants running dry after the power went out. >> in lahaina, the electricity powers the pumps that provide the water. and, so, that was also a critical need during that time. there are choices that need to be made, and all of those factors play into it. >> reporter: and david, fema now has more than 400 people

we urge the us to ernest the abide by the one china principal and the 3 china us towing communities to stop in hudson military context with the time one region or a minute by any means or under any projects to step creates and factors. that's good heights, intention seeing the time on trade and stop colluding with and supporting disabilities. attempt to seek type on independence by force. no one to under estimate the determination result and capability of the chinese people in saved crowd funding or solving t and territorial integrity. well, this comes after the us and it's $345000000.00 in the 384 time. one is the 1st time to buy the administration to send its own stock piles to the region . the white ice promises that package will include, or defense systems, as well as intelligence surveillance capabilities. while asian differs expert, victor go believes the us wants to use the situation over taiwan to initiate more friction. as well as seeing the united states is practicing the maximum form of hypocrisy and double standards. because on the warehouse in the us government, the recent

we urge the us to ernest the abide by the one china principal and the 3 china us towing communities to stop in hudson military context with the time one region or a minute by any means or under any projects to step creates and factors. that's good heights, intentions input time on trade and stop colluding with and supporting disabilities . attempt to seek type on independence by force. no one to under estimate the determination results and capability of the chinese people in saved crowd funding or solving t and territorial integrity. the u. s has announced $345000000.00 in military aid for taiwan, for in strong disagreement from china. the 1st time the buying did administration has sent its own spelt polls to the region. and the white house promise is the package would include at defense systems and intelligence on surveillance capabilities. that's del, but deep into the story. now with vix a gal check profess it's search out university many thanks for joining the product . i'm very good to see you today. what do you make of the us decision to supply taiwan with weapons? a 1st of all t

coauthored a novel that's destinations a travel guide to literary landmarks, from jane austen's baths to ernest hemingway's key west and writers between the covers. one of the best titles of a book that i've heard before, the scandalous lives of legendary literary casanovas co cats and cats. not too much scandal in this book, though, unfortunately. but, you know, always a chance for the next scandal ridden book. so but she has just written extensively and she's traveled extensively as well so she can appreciate what mrs. roosevelt's many sojourns around the world. so i'd like to welcome shannon here and i hope you enjoy your speech talk. thank you. well, thank you, bill, for that lovely, funny introduction. i appreciate it. and thank you all so much for coming today. it's truly an honor. be here at the fdr library museum talking about the first lady of world war two and the extra eleanor roosevelt. and this story begins in august 1943, when united states had been at war with japan nearly two years. one night, a military transport traveling under the codename three, two, one left san francisco b

from tuesday, ernest of the most producing vehicles will have to pay a charge to drive in the city protest as a frustrated that the scheme is now doubled in size. doing through the whole of london bottom, it says that the, the changes are indeed vital. well, those are the headlines. i'll be back with much more news for you off the algebra. well, stay with us. the the the beauty, so sick figured out because he stopped when i present several standing so completely to judge a good care of to not if i still see the data for the one to see more to the zinc took even southern caught up the phone and i'm sort of in a bit to tell us what it took. we still more gracious and for the beauty of us, you know, from the dealer a, a, [000:00:00;00] the, a to he's been 3 years and another issue. and what did a, we thing opinions done in terms of the, the place so that in front of the church, the remote anomalies of children are sold on ebay, my these that the she's dobby by lot. see my k for the people that the shape i think i mean the model i'm a little i'm sure we start with one of my big gentlemen the t

news are always available on media platform, we look in the application or on the site we look.ru ernestatskevich was with you, i say goodbye until tomorrow. and right now we are watching the continuation of the film spasskoye la-la-la-la where did you come from, but i was driving from there. it’s clear , but then there’s no road, you can’t drive there, and everything is closed there. yes, that is, you can drive up, right? only here only here, of course, i see, thank you very much. pronounced trumpet stiffness. i think he died over a day ago. a bruise was placed under the eye during life, the cause of death. here is stabbed in the area of ​​the liver presumably sharpened. with such a wound , there should be a lot of blood, but there is none of his fiber from the machine. yeah, that means this is not a place, the crime brought him here with him, no documents, no mobile. that's just a little on the personality and all the other question. why did they bring it? if they wanted to hide it, they would have thrown it there, and so they threw it, right on the road. hurry bent road abandoned 5 ye

news is always available on the media platform, we look in the application or on the site look.ru ernest, i say goodbye until tomorrow. and right now we are watching the sequel to the film spasskoe girls get up time, what happened? what happened? tell me, this is elagina galina dmitrievna they are our regular customers they always come for procedures. together, and what procedures they did today hot hair wrapping session for half an hour, i turned on the music and left. and you left them for half an hour. so it is customary for clients to rest, a strawberry is hung on the door. i do not worry. what time did you leave them? 10:40 i noted in the journal the time the session began, i return. tell me, where was lida at that moment, i dozed off. i woke up from a scream, jumped out of the bath, i don’t see anything in my mask, when i took off the mask, i see galya is covered in blood. i was so scared myself i almost died on relaxation. that is, they saw nothing, heard nothing. don't believe. irkus finds it strange that two women in identical bathrooms have masks on their faces as the criminal

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he was the ernest king professor of maritime history at the u.s. naval war college in newport, rhode island, rhode island being where i born and raised. he is the author of 17 books, the most recent of which is nimitz at war. he has been awarded the lincoln prize the roosevelt prize, the morrison prize, and brandeis prize, as well as the dudley knox medal for lifetime achievement and the pritzker military museum and library for lifetime achievement in military writing. and last but not least, the youngster andy lang is associate professor of history at, mississippi state university, which, of course, as you all know, is the home of the ulysses grant presidential library and museum. he is the author of a contest of civilizations expose in the crisis of american exceptional wisdom in the civil war era, which was named finalist for the gilder lehrman lincoln prize. his book, in the wake of war military occupation. emancipate nation and civil war america received the society of civil war historians tom watson brown book award. he is now writing an inte

ernest hemingway erich maria remarque george semenon boris pasternak that even moscow does not believes, what do you do on new year's holidays? well, just a glimpse of the new year holidays and we look between times, while we decorate the christmas tree, we prepare these salads every year for a glimpse so look and you do not know the answer. well, let's start small, what do you remember about this film in general. uh, in general, my memories of all the scenes are so mixed. i can't even tell what movie it is, to be honest, well, we have two more clues 50x50 and call a friend. or you can still try to remember something. look for some logic. let's call who we call mom. let's call. mom probably knows and definitely did not consider. what is the name of mamulevna, we call shamil lilia shamilyevna, hello. my name is yulianna karaulova is a game. who wants to be a millionaire. on channel one, in front of me in the player's chair, your beautiful son ruslanchik in general, yes, and how he spends his free time , or he sometimes has it at all. free time currently not working. he works there, rele

it is now arriving in ernest. the rain is starting to come down.tion to response. tell us more. >> we're really moving from the preparation phase. we've given out more than 100,000 sandbags, tons and tons of sand. we got our flood channels ready and we're shifting to more of a response mode as the rain and wind comes in. >> reporter: you're plussing up the staffing here. you have the heavy equipment and fire department apparatus. talk to us about the staffing. >> we have more than 50 additional firefighters, multiple swift water teams and our local fire stations are ready and trained. we're standing by waiting for those calls to come in. the biggest thing is if we ask you to evacuate to do so. >> reporter: the evacuations started last night. are you preparing for potentially more as the rain shifts in? >> the situation is fluid and we're monitoring we do have some evacuation orders near oakland and if we ask you to leave, we're not taking that lightly. we want you to get out of there. >> reporter: you talk about the fires. the land impacted by thos

i'm deadly ernest about it. i really am. so thank you. you know, questions you lie in bed and wonder about, i remember we lived in a three bedroom split left home, we weren't poor, a lower middle class family in a development of homes in the bulk of my childhood, a split level home had four kids and a grand pop living with us. you could hear everything in the house. this is the god's truth, i remember one night. i guess i was a sophomore and junior in high school. i could hear the head board of my dad, i could tell he was wr restless. the next day i said to my mom, what's wrong with dad? the company said they weren't going to pay insurance anymore, health insurance. that's tough enough but imagine you have life saving drugs to keep you alive. do you have enough insurance, can you afford your medical bills? do you have to sell the house to pay for everything? for all of you out there, i get it and millions of americans get it. i promise you i'll have your back and i'll never stop fighting for you on this issue. nor will kamala. nor will ka

all the news always available on the media platform look in the application on the site smotrim.ru ernestatskevich was with you, i say goodbye all the best, but right now the premiere of petrovka is a man, that's the truth what is a man? it's not you, it's not me, it's not them, it's not a person, it's you i, and not old man napoleon magomed in one man - it's huge in this all beginnings and ends. everything in a person, everything exists for a person, only a person, everything else is just the work of his hands and his brain. man this is great. it sounds proud it sounds proud break so can we have lunch? maybe thank you, are you ruining the rehearsal again? well, i can't sit. here i play and i understand that everything is not there. you need to believe in the sensitivity of the public. it's hard to listen to you. the viewer has long understood what you want to say to him by facial expressions and gestures. no, you continue to play this detail. hold eton, cheerful, light, nervous, that is, with a nerve. careless and nervous light and careless imagine a dark cold semi-basement and for one c

and pittsburgh officers patrick bergen, brawley, rodriguez, jalapa, amanda theodosia and seen here ernest mejia. orozco charged with paying someone to take online college courses on their behalf to boost their pay. and if you can't trust these officers, that means many reports that have been written by these officers down through the years could, in fact, be challenged. civil rights attorney john burris is suing antioch police on behalf of alleged victims. he says the indictments are just the first step. the next portion of it is how do we clean up the department? how do we get rid of the officers who, in fact, engaged in illegal, unconstitutional conduct? antioch mayor lamar thorpe called it a dark day. in a statement, thorpe said in part to those that have accused me and others of being anti police for seeking to reform the antioch police department. today's arrests are demonstrative of the issues that have plagued the antioch police department for decades. these officers were arrested across the country, including in california, hawaii and texas, because they were named in grand jury i

rodriguez jalapa, amanda theodore and seen here ernest mejia orozco charged with paying someone to take online college courses on their behalf to boost their pay. and if you can't trust these officers, that means many reports that have been written by these officers down through the years could, in fact be challenged. civil rights attorney john burris is suing antioch police on behalf of alleged victims. he says the indictments are just the first step. the next portion of it is how do we clean up the department? how do we get rid of the officers who, in fact, engaged in illegal, unconstitutional conduct? antioch mayor lamar thorpe called it a dark day. in a statement, thorpe said in part to those that have accused me and others of being anti police for seeking to reform the antioch police department. today's arrests are demonstrative of the issues that have plagued the antioch police department for decades. these officers were arrested across the country, including in california, hawaii and texas, because they were named in grand jury indictments. they would go straight to trial unless

. >> senator ernest tries to do the same thing. did trump make a mistake attacking her publicly?lection success, which she has said was up to iowans, not to donald trump. >> the rules of normal politics don't seem to apply to donald trump here. but what we do see is that the elephant in the room with this primary is that they don't want to attack donald trump because of the fact that they're afraid of alienating his base. of course, what voter are they ever going to win by not attacking him? right? on the same hand, though, if donald trump were not to win this primary, could we ever imagine him not endorsing the eventual nominee? this is utterly insane, what's going on in the end. and we're going to see this constant play here of donald trump eventually winning the nomination unless someone steps in and does something big. and her nomination or her endorsement is not going to be it. >> we shall see. max rose, scott jennings, thank you both. and thank you for joining us for such a breaking news hour. laura coates is up next. so why do we leave so much untapped potential on the tab

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