i mean, you know, the big one was fannie and freddie, actually. i mean, because that happened the weekend before lehman and then, you know, two weeks later that the whole thing was falling apart and tarp was proposed. so let's go back to politics and. this is another question from one of your friends here. do you think that reelection weighs heavier on the minds of congress than the catastrophe of defaulting on the debt? well reelection is very important to every congressman and senator and president and and so it weighs very heavy. i don't know whether really understand the implications defaulting on the debt. you just don't know when you listen. some of the statements they make. but, you know, again, may be just pure politics, but yes, reelection is important. but if we default our debt, there's going to be hell to pay. and many of them might not get reelected. so a final concluding points you did with every great husband. do you dedicate the book to your wife who is here so he could stand up. i don't want to embarrass, but where's the name come

and quentin and fanny have also been updated. aunt fanny is now a successful author.oads of ways, really. you know, fanny is very much more i the aunt housewife in the books. i whereas now, i'd say she's- the breadwinner, wouldn't you? she is the breadwinner. yeah, quentin hasn't made a penny for a long time. i he was always a bit rubbish, wasn't he? because, you know, he was doing experiments. we never really worked out how he made any money. yeah. always a bit rubbish? yeah, well, he hasn't earned any money, that's for sure. but he's on the precipice of... he'sjust a man in a shed, isn't he, with dreams? a man in a shed. but i think that's the beauty of being a man in a shed i with dreams who has _ a supportive, breadwinning wife. absolutely. you can realise your dreams, you know. i yeah. you're being taken for a ride here, aren't you? is it a ride? is it a ride or is it love? i think it's unconditional love we're talking about here. i it is. it's also worth noting the executive producer is nicolas winding refn — an acclaimed director of crime and horror movies. but

and quentin and fanny have also been updated. how has fanny changed? in loads of ways, really. the breadwinner. and there's a good reason for a slight tweak to these classic tales, because while they may have been hugely popular in their heyday, for children now, not so much. i'd never heard of the famous five before this. did you read the books? well... that's a no, isn't it? i got, like, i could i say halfway through, but probably like two chapters in, and i was a bit like, "this is a bit boring." l so while the enid blyton stories are the inspiration, they've had to be adapted for modern tastes. this is kirrin cottage. but as flora showed me around the set and even one of the secret passages, most of it was reassuringly familiar. i think it's a secret passage. however, flora did have one revelation. what's in here? i think it might have ginger beer in it. yeah, i wish it did. we've not had a lot of ginger beer in this series, which is... have you drunk any? no. you haven't drunk any ginger beer? in this series, no. i feel like when this comes out, people are going to be mad

locutora: fanny mendoza ya lo sufriÓ. >> supuestamente te ayudaba a quitar el mal de orÍn, que afectacutora: ¿los compra y los vende? >> sÍ. >> ¿quÉ es eso de mega? >> para la limpieza de el estÓmago. >> ¿quiÉn lo recomienda? >> los fabricantes. >> a veces agarramos el consejo de un vecino en vez de un doctor. norma: usted es muy lista y no se auto vitamina. [mÚsica] locutora: en el segmento anterior del tiempo las lluvias continuarÁn, se quedarÁn durante las Últimas horas, pero tambiÉn sobre el peligro de la zona costera. [indiscernible] locutora: van a extenderse para las siguientes horas de manera mÁs dispersa, a las 11:00 p.m. afectan napa, tambiÉn san rafael, un poco hacia la zona costera, pero no serÍan lluvias tan intensas, y en san josÉ podrÍamos ver lluvias a las 6:00 a.m., donde estarÍamos notando esa banda afectando gran parte de la regiÓn . las lluvias no terminan el viernes, sino que siguen el sÁbado y el domingo justo en el aÑo nuevo,pero por ahora a enfocarnos en lo que ocurre en el sector costero. alto oleaje para maÑana a las 3:00 a.m., ya que esperamos o las que pued

combined just fannie and freddie stood behind more than half of outstanding mortgage debt for decades. some years being responsible for share of close to 70% of the market. from 2090 2020 fannie and freddie alone had an annual share of the mortgage-backed security market averaging 70%. if we include jennie mae securities backed by fhm worker does in the federal share of the mbs market average 92% per year over that period. second wasteful federal spending since 2020 has only worsened the effect of housing policies. congress passed five massive spending bill starting in november of 2021 totaling $7.5 trillion. the spending spree worsen inflation and exacerbated labor market problems and pandemic related supply-chain problems leading to abnormally high price increases americans continue to experience today. through the federal reserve has contributed to higher housing costs by continuing to support the mbs market and therefore fueling more leverage to buy homes. the fed is guilty of this policy mistake even in the low-interest rate environment. prices naturally tender price despite lowe

tsarina alexandra feodorovna, the brilliant fanny jordan, and a whole cohort of our best actors.ted to show rasputin in all his extremes. he was considered real a monster, and how could it be otherwise, because he was unbridled, ignorant, and sometimes even cruel, although he was cruel, first of all, to himself. i am sure that rasputin could not hurt anyone, on the contrary, he took away. someone else’s pain for himself, and rasputin also loved recklessly, this is a feature of the russian soul, russian nature, and by the way, it is in this sense that i myself feel russian, that’s why i love playing people in whom everything is taken to the extreme, for me he is unconditionally dissolute , a great man, his career in french cinema is also in full swing, although russia and russians in the west after 2014, this is already an extremely dangerous phrase. but depardieu, in principle , is deeply indifferent to what progressives and globalists think about him, he is not going to take into account the new hypocritical ethics and continues to stick to his line. since those times, most like

here's fanny willis, atlanta chief prosecutor.'s doing such great job on crime down there that atlanta's buckhead region which accounts for 40% of the city's tax revenue is actually trying to cede. having to bail the two arsonists out. after the wendy's became a smoking ruin, it became another occupied zone. just like chaz, autonomous zone in seattle where protestors took over the area around seattle's east precinct, after six shootings in a little over the week chaz was finally cleared out. and just like the area around george floyd square, the intersection renamed after floyd's deft. that worked out great, too. last month store owners in the square sued the city of minneapolis claiming the area has become a hub for violent crime and police wouldn't even respond anymore. strange how powerful those three letters are, blm. they seem to instantly put prosecutors to sleep faster than a rum coke from bill cosby. in fact, one major study found that the vast majority of charges against blm protestors in the summer of 2020 were ultimatel

i can't get fannie, freddie, and others to engage as well. any other panelists and thank you for that, that's very helpful. any other ideas how we open this door and get these lenders to be engaged in a process that i think is pretty safe for them, actually? just curious if anybody has any other ideas? >> i will say that this is layering two complicated problems on top of one another. one is the issue of the long-term affordability and the other is the issue of building on federal land. there are certainly community land trusts in other places and other states that have been doing home ownership and have figured out how to do lending with long-term affordability restrictions and that's common, also, for inclusionary components and adding on the federal land ownership is a new twist and we'll say that it's probably true that your state isn't the only one seeing this and federal ownership of land is common in the west. this seems like an area where community development, financial institutions, potentially, local credit unions, could be brought

from 2009, fannie mae had a share of the mortgage. if we include jennie may mae, then it's 92% a year over that period. wasteful federal spending since 2020 has only worsened the demands of housing policies. congress passed five massive spending bills starting in 2021, 7 1/2 trillion dollars. the spending spree worsened inflation and exacerbated labor market problems and pandemic related supply chain problems thus leading to abnormally high prices that americans continue to experience today. third the federal reserve contributed to higher housing costs by beginning to support the mbs market and therefore, ruling more leverage to buy homes. the fed is guilty of this mistake, even in a low interest environment when prices naturally tend to rise, reflecting lower ratesment prior to the 2008 crisis, the fed rarely held any mbs on its balance sheets, but now acts as though it can't operate without holding massive quantities of those gse securities. between 2010 and 22, the lowest amount it held was 827 billion. from march of 2020, to 2022,

the turtleneck, chain, fanny pack. considered emblematic of 90s culture. >> here is the updated version. >> he has not aged a bit. >> did you hear about him running for president? >> this is a video from instagram. he invited everyone to take a look at my clothes. he busted out a little christmas carol. so fashionable after all these years. >> very popular. >>> you can watch our newscast on roku and other platforms. audrey joins us now with what's coming up next. >> i wore something like that the other day. >>> we have some encouraging news if buying a home is on your board for next year. we breakdown the new numbers for one area in the bay that will see home prices drop significantly in 2024. >>> the holiday travel rush continues. we track delays and cancellations at bay area airports tonight. >>> a year in review with 2024 set to be a crucial year in u.s. politics. we take a look

gun inside the unzipped fanny pack. sergeant moran was able to remove from the chest and officers get spencer in hand cuffs. turned spencer over they found a third gun at his feet. the fire casings recovered thin shootings submitted for comparison to the three fire arms from spencer. two were linked to the shooting incident. january 23 of this year, officers put their lives at risk with violent criminal carrying three fire arms. did not hesitate any time of their pursuit of spencer. it is my belief if the officers had disengaged in the pursuit the suspect would have been able to fully turn around and shoot and seriously injury the officer. i believe sergeant revi speed and closeing the gap did not give time to shoot. exhibited brave ry above and beyond the call of duty. through the behavior and tenacious investigation a dangerous criminal was taken off the streets of san francisco and for their efforts they have pbeen awarded the gold medal of valor. [applause] >> sergeant moran [applause] [applause] >> sergeant rivi [a

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many american civil rights heroes including icons like martin luther king jr., malcolm x, rosa parks, fannyarshall. it is my honor to announce the united states postal service will issue a forever stamp celebrating the life and legacy of congressman john lewis. >> [ applause ] >> we will officially dedicate the john lewis forever stamp on july 21st at a special ceremony at morehouse college in atlanta. >> [ applause ] >> the 635,000 women and men of the postal service take great pride in our mission to bind the nation together. just as john lewis worked tirelessly to create for us the beloved. by issuing the special stamp, we are providing away for the public to come together and remembers an commemoration. we hope that this stamp might spark young people to learn more about the life of john lewis and his long legacy of public service. we are proud to honor john lewis, the best of america with the stamp. thank you. >> [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, inaugural president and chief executive officer of the john and lillian lewis foundation and former chief of staff to john robert lewis.

paying birds to shake their fannies. we're almost out of schlitz." the hunter biden indictment and its consequences for 2024, let's turn to michael kosta. [cheers and applause] michael, i know this story gets complicated with all the tax issues. what are the applications for 2024? >> welcome a kal, as someone whose accountant is currently in prison for murder, i can tell you, hunter's situation is devastating. i don't think the republicans are going to survive this. >> kal: republicans? you mean democrats. >> no, i mean republicans. on the one hand, yes, these charges paint a picture of a deeply troubled, but on the other hand, these charges also paint a picture of a man who is -- and i can't stress this enough -- so [bleep] cool. >> kal: cool? what is cool about this? >> oh, great question. um, everything! the two-week benders. the sex clubs. he's like a one-man episode of "entourage"! the coolest show. the guy even got kicked out of hotels for partying too hard, which is way cooler than getting kicked out for crying too hard. see if i ever stay at

fanny just finally , indeed. fanny just finally, where does it go from here?asically this is just an excuse for lawyers to make a lot of money over the next 12 months until there's an election. >> well, perhaps, perhaps that. but we're just going but i think we're just going to continue. by the continue. and i think by the time get to a general time we get to a general election, i think everything will reset. will be unpacked and reset. >> be gone. gentlemen, >> it'll be gone. gentlemen, thank you so much. indeed. i'm sorry, folks. got no sorry, folks. we've got no answers except expect answers here except don't expect this deterrent that this to be a deterrent that works any time soon. well, coming up after the break, another day of boris johnson in the covid inquiry being grilled by the barrister. that, in my view, has been asking yet again complete the wrong questions. oh, and there's a qr code, of course, to tell you how to vote for nigel it's another for nigel because it's another tense another tense evening tense day, another tense evening . go anywhere.

fanny just finally , indeed. fanny just finally, where does it go from here?ally this is just an excuse for lawyers to make a lot of money over the next 12 months until there's an election. >> well, perhaps, perhaps that. but we're just going but i think we're just going to continue. by the continue. and i think by the time get to a general time we get to a general election, i think everything will reset. will be unpacked and reset. >> be gone. gentlemen, >> it'll be gone. gentlemen, thank you so much. indeed. i'm sorry, folks. got no sorry, folks. we've got no answers except expect answers here except don't expect this deterrent that this to be a deterrent that works any time soon. well, coming up after the break, another day of boris johnson in the covid inquiry being grilled by the barrister. that, in my view, has been asking yet again complete the wrong questions. oh, and there's a qr code, of course, to tell you how to vote for nigel it's another for nigel because it's another tense another tense evening tense day, another tense evening . go anywhere. it'

obviously fanny had a major role in the black panthers, if you were entering in this book having preconceivednotions about the black panthers were fully aware of the entire spectrum of what they did in america . . . and. my knowledge of the black panther party prior to working on this book, huey newton, bobby seale, oakland bay area panthers, self-defense, you know. it's kind of like that's the image, the images we the images that we see it like them holding shotguns of the l black race, black leather jacket. those are the images a lot of us see. we don't really know what they're doing they're doing to him in cooler shotguns. ith knew about the breakfast program the breakfast or school programming a little bit about that. i did not know really until going into the book how the panthers weren't nationwide. there weree not just in the bay area. and bobby still when they started the black panther party for self-defense i don't think they had any idea it would spread across the country. but with that decentralization what i learned there were literally differences years later. but the east coast

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and quentin and fanny have also been updated. aunt fanny is now a successful author.ou? she is the breadwinner. yeah, quentin hasn't made a penny for a long time. . he was always a bit rubbish, wasn't he? because, you know, he was doing experiments. we never really worked out how he made any money. yeah. — always a bit rubbish? yeah, well, he hasn't earned any money, that's for sure. but he's on the precipice of... he'sjust a man in a shed, isn't he, with dreams? a man in a shed. but i think that's the beauty of being a man in a shed - with dreams who has _ a supportive, breadwinning wife. absolutely. you can realise your dreams, you know. i yeah. you're being taken for a ride here, aren't you? is it a ride? is it a ride or is it love? i think it's unconditional love we're talking about here. - it is. it's also worth noting the executive producer is nicolas winding refn — an acclaimed director of crime and horror movies. but worry not — the sets and props are all reassuringly famous five. but i did get flora to reveal one shocking truth. what's in here? i think you mi

if brings a lot [inaudible] >> bret: 103-year-old fanny griffin mcclendon who served in the air force during the second world war is one of many in phoenix who have benefited from veggies for veterans. the initiative distributes produce to those who have served. the events happen several times throughout the year. veggies for veterans has served more than 3,000 people in 2023. tomorrow on "special report," our whatever happened to segment looks at the hong kong pro-democracy activist jimmy. remember if you can'n't catch us live set your dvr, 3:00 p.m. on the west coast 6 p.m. on the east coast. fair balanced and still unafraid. "the ingraham angle" starts now. ♪ >> hi, everyone, ingraham angle from washington tonight. thank you for being with us. the stunt man that's the focus of tonight's angle. now, when we're wrong here at the angle, we admit it. and tonight is one of those times. for months, heck, for years, we have warned that joe biden was kind of checked out. that he wasn't being kept informed of serious crises, and, frankly, that he was incapable of managing crises. well, we w

they did not invent fanny packs and florescent collars.a of keeping one eye on the bulletin board and figuring out if there is a better job around the corner and making sure you have got your resume all built up and fluffed so if this is your jumping off point you go and leap to a new opportunity. everyone has been doing that forever and i'm sick of people on tiktok trying to take credit for things that have been happening for decades. >> tyrus: human debauchery has been around forever. each group thinks they invented it. you didn't. >> jessica: joey, what do you think? >> joey: i didn't invent anything. i work for a living mailbox money. go car washes and mailbox money. already i hear about it past its prime. never got in front of anything. the people who can coffee badge work for the federal government. 20% does all the work. other 80% have been coffee bandaging since the 1990s since bandaging was able to be a thing. maybe that's where this is happening. i don't know much about corporate america. this is the closest thing to corporate am

he's he heart of the sprawling, high octane racketeering case brought by fanni willis, a case that'soked meadows so badly, that he's using every oce of his firepower to get it moved to federal court, arguing everything he did was part of his official job as chief of staff. specifically, he's trying to dust off a 234-year-old federal statute which allows officials charged with state crimes to transfer them to federal court if the alleged criminal behavior was carried out as part of that person as official duties. meadows argues he was acting as trump's chief of staff when he committed alleged conduct. does that sonde like a stretch? you're not alone. at least othe three judges hearing meadows' appeal, they >> according to him, it seems like everything was in his official duties. and an alleged effort to unlawfully change the outcome of the election in favor of a particular candidate when the officer of the president has no preference for who occupies it. >>> now, remember, this isn't the first time meadows has tried this. back in september he tried, and he failed to get his case moved

fannie mae echoes this sentiment forecasting a slow yet meaningful recovery in single-family mortgages in 2024. you know, persistent low inventory levels continue to be the main challenge in the market. particularly for entry-level homes. however, some positive indicators exist that buyer sentiment is improving, and single-family building permits have seen consecutive monthly increases. so i do believe that 2024 is going to be better than 2023. i think it's going to be a slow progress, and as rates continue to drop, there will be more opportunities for buyers. a david katrina, thank you so much. have is a wonderful new year. appreciate you being here. >>> we're going to take a live look at times square courtesy of earth cam. can we get that up? yeah, there it is on the right-hand side of your screen. meanwhile, officials are scrambling to beef up last minute security for the ball drop as they expect war protests to drop. we're on that. and as the u.s. is hitting iran proxies with new sanctions, calls are growing for a direct hit to deter all of their aggressive actions. more on that t

think fanny willis will successful.here in georgia on her home turf. >> does this put the issue to rest then? >> it does put the issue to rest. i suppose there's always the possibility it could beo appead to the supreme court. thatto is one possibility. i think that ultimately once this issue gets resolved, mark meadows really has to start thinking aboutas cooperation an perhaps pursuing some sort of guilty plea. it appears he may have already gone down that road in the federal case and perhaps he was waiting to see if he could get this case removed before he entered into those negotiations. those must be looking a lot better to him now. >> barbara mcquade as we learn more, of uacourse, we will have you back to give us even more analysis. again, the breaking news this hour, 11th circuit court of appealsir denying mark meadows' attempt to move his georgia case to federal court. >>> up next, what nbc news discovered about the pervasiveness of children being hired to work in slaughter houses, an ongoing practice called a,

department official, writes the memo, his bosses negate the memo and never get out of the building that fannie decides to make it a felony and then bump it to rico status. what it tells me, and i ask this question, is that the new standard that we will start charging people inside of the justice department for making those sissy shins use of the criminal of law in a way we have not seen at least in my lifetime. and as john pointed out, they have already won in terms of what they wanted out of these prosecutors -- it, these prosecutors be think we will see more of it. i hear the argument, many saying we fight fire with fire, that is the only way to do this, we have to prosecute many others. i think jim comey -- i have not agreed with jim comey probably 99% of the time, but one of the things i agreed with was when he refused to prosecute hillary clinton. everybody get outraged -- get outraged at that but i believe it was a measure of restraint at a time where we need to add -- needed to have such restraint. in the country could understand and get behind the department of justice that was restrai

if brings a lot [inaudible] >> bret: 103-year-old fanny griffin mcclendon who served in the air forceor veterans. the initiative distributes produce to those who have served. the events happen several times throughout the year. veggies for veterans has served more than 3,000 people in 2023. tomorrow on "special report," our whatever happened to segment looks at the hong kong pro-democracy activist jimmy. remember if you can'n't catch us live set your dvr, 3:00 p.m. on the west coast 6 p.m. on the east coast. fair balanced and still unafraid. "the ingraham angle" starts now. ♪ >> hi, ee,

colleague riley wilson where we explained that reverse marriageable men possibility which is the fannie mae and freddie macing boom which you know let's set aside environmental concerns localized fracking booms outside of north dakota where it was a migrant situation, throughout the rest of the country this, these really led to localized income booms good for local economies in a way that particularly was beneficial to noneducated men and over the right geology they can take advantage of this new technology -- they haveis this local fracking boom, earnings and employment, among noncollege educated men went up both in an absolute sense and relative to women. rerun our a analysis expected to see a reduction in the nonmare tan birth share and you don't get thatl. at all you get theres more kids because -- we actually have a bunch of evidence showing when people get this, you t know, surprise shock more incomee people use some of that to have more kids and kids are expensive they have more kids and see size effect on likely of kid and unmarried folks no increase in marriage, no reduction m

. >> well, i mean, it's fanny. carol han san even said this week he doesn't understand why the 49ers are favored and i know coaches aren't going to get into the spread and all of that stuff. i think there's something baked in there that can make 49er fans feel good. i actually reached out to an odds maker this week and asked why. like what were the key factors into making the 49ers a favorite in this game and he said it really goes into their -- the way that they power rate the match-ups in the game and that the niners are jusbother on both sides of the ball. but the eagles have won a lot of close games and when the niners are right the game is not close. we know that. niners are right right now. is there a mental thing? i'd say sure. probably. so look i don't expect either the teams to run away from each other. just too good. but the niners should have every chance if blessed with health on sunday. >> i know, i'm really looking forward to seeing if they do have some sort of a mental block. so let's focus on warrio

it coincided with a meeting here in doha between the cottage, a mere mean been hammered to fanny and the key as president richard type owed. one . bustle said, has more on the 9th to cuts out high. so could you comment to me? thing was how the in the end it was quote, chaired by the judge as president and need also got the, the meeting was mainly focused on economic conditions uh, bite up to his ties and the trade between the 2 companies. currently, there are more than $200.00 churches companies active in cut out, and the total value of the projects that are being undertaken by detroit, as company is more than $20000000000.00 cut. the runs 1st among the golf companies in terms of the projects that are conducted by the turkish companies. on the other hand, there are several cuts out of you. companies also acted in turkey and the 12th and one of the projects of the, the cut, the capital investment in turkey is more than $23000000000.00. with course regional and international issues also were discussed during the meeting that was held in the house, particularly as these really a strike

very excited to see as well there's a coalesce of i would say government interests, for instance, fannie mae, freddie mac, put their heritage one product out, loan products specifically for mortgages within tribal communities. >> right, right. seems as if this pilot is quite successful and that's why we are hoping to expand it and excited to see steps that the usda has taken. mark, would you like to add to that? >> yes, it is very helpful when we are able to use those. some of the tribes don't have the codes in their regulations that allow for federal guaranties and federal direct loans to be used there. so if some -- some -- leeway in terms of flexibility with those regulations that are required to be able to use those on reservations, that could be very helpful and i think there is already some sample codes out there for tribes to use to consider but it's their option to implement those rules. >> great, thank you. thank you. i want to dive on some of the work that you've been doing at the neighborhood development center around black entrepreneurship and i have to say as you know i'm ve

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