but gerald ford has no republicans made an investment in gerald ford.ody outside of one congressional district in maryland has voted for gerald ford. he has his hold on the republican party is very tenuous. and he wants to run for '76, but he confuses nixon's appeal with nixon's policies and he was by and large, fairly conservative. not as conservative as reagan. is that for trump? >> i don't know. >> he just set the train through. he pursues all of nixon's policies. he continues detente, he continues his fiscal policies, and this creates an opening for a conservative challenger for '76 and some looked at it, but reagan was the only one who was serious about it. >> but then the reality is that carter beats ford by a narrow margin. >> extremely. less than 2%. and ford gets 240 electoral votes. if he carries ohio -- >> he would have had it. >> carter carries ohio in 1976 by 6,000 votes out of over 3 million cast. he carries -- of course, the teamsters are headquartered in ohio. there's a lot of suspicion that the teamsters -- they wouldn't do that, would

decker -- becker found a phone to call ford, ford was angry.e said i am ready to give this guy a pardon that could foreclose any chance of me ever becoming presidents in my own right. he is not even going to agree to these basic things. so he says, give them one more day, and that is it. if it does not happen now, it is never going to happen. so, the next day, the nixon team kind of does the same little dance around. they drafted a letter of acceptance from nixon for the pardon. it said something that was in kykdr the white house staff did some terrible things, it did not serve me well. as president. so not even a hint of contrition, that is what ford was looking for. backer was livid, he went out and found a phone, he called for a government plane. he suspected that the knicks and people were booking the phone, which they were. he called and let it be known, he was going to be leaving. he went into see them and he said, i talk to president ford, this negotiation is over today. if we don't work these out, and i walk out of the door, any discuss

which >> was embarrassing to ford. >> in fairness, ford gave a good speech, it was one of the best speechese ever gave, and you know. >> he was not known as a good speech record all. >> but maybe reagan challenged him that night, and you know maybe it's like i got a step up here, so anyway that kind of electrified everyone, and so you're saying well if or doesn't make it, or even if he does, what about reagan in four years? and i think that energized a lot of people, and i can tell you that literally, one week later i got a personal note from reagan, saying thank you for everything you've done, and i want you to know we will not just stand around, and we're gonna stay in the battle. that kind of made me think like wow, this is no more than just a pat on the back letter. you know maybe he's really thinking about it. >> think about the future. >> i was still executive director of the young americans for freedom at the time, and we invited him to our convention the next july of 1977. he accepted immediately. so you know. that >> was in new york that you're right. >> yes so he is still you know

you know, rickles was in cincinnati with reagan and ford. take my word for it, he was. >> was he insulting them or insulting the other guys? >> yeah, he was insulting the iranians as i recall. >> i mean, you could just feel the momentum. everybody was on a high. i really think after that night the next day when you read the coverage and, you know, talked to people everybody was just, i just felt like we were on the verge. we were on the verge of winning. >> so in the interviewing week between the debate to the election, what are you doing? what is going on? where are you? >> well, i'm moving around to my states and, you know, we wanted to make sure we were doing all our voter contact programs. again, i mean, we actually phoned, called people. we had names and addresses and phone numbers and we had these big call centers. we want to make sure that they're manned and we are contacting as many people as we possibly could and then, obviously, you know, if the president was coming in to our state, like he came to ohio the weekend of the election.

what is his view of gerald ford? is ford the establishment? >> first of all, ford and reagan don't much like each other and mrs. reagan and mrs. ford, can it be at same state with even other and that's how little they liked each other. gerald ford, of course, sdepds to the presidency by way of the 22nd amendment when nixon picks imafter spiro agnew resigns for taking kickbacks while governor of maryland and still taking kickbacks when he was vice president of the united states. and so nixon needs somebody who will placate all element and someone who will not threaten him and not going to cause him to look over his shoulder and he quickly introduces that gerald ford fills the bill and by 1974 that's never going to happen and becoming vice president is a nice cap in his career and then the smoking gun tape is revealed in july of 1974. nixon, it's all in all of the news now and i don't have to explain it, all right? >> i said there's an elephant in the tent. >> that's right. >> i say smoking gun. people would have said what are you talking about?

is that where ford is going? >> i think it probably is. i understand it's hard to buy after such a big move but trading at ten times ford the valuation is somewhat reasonable i think about auto generally in the macro set up and the consumer -- $2 trillion after the stimulus and xs saving verse this time last year is a massive tailwind to sectors like auto i think you could have upside. you will see massive growth in ev you are seeing sticker price more comparable to gas-powered cars i think there's a big move here. the big focus son ev but also focussing on europe is interesting. talking about driving towards that 6% margin call that they have in europe switching that product to suv higher margins drives profitable and ford trades at a premium and you can take that and the stock goes higher. >> not like gm has been a slouch by any stretch short looks similar. your point well-taken. >>> coming up march madness, hitting the betting market in a big way. there's some stocks making big moves it is gambling on later, options action team knocking

as to the manner of mr ford's death and i will show you the findings from dr bates. when you list manner of death for george boy. homicide now i want to explain to you that when he uses homicide it's not the way that we use it here in the courtroom but the medical examiner says homicide it simply means that the person died at the hands of another is what that means and i will show you what liz that shows you from in just a minute dr thomas will come in and testify about that but it means that he died at the hands of another but you also learn. that he lives in the cause of death cardiopulmonary arrest complicating law enforcement subdual restraint and that impression now and will translate into and you'll hear this from dr thomas. because a bit cardiopulmonary arrest what you're going to learn is that every human being that's ever been on a planet has 2 things in common with every other human being the one is that they are born and number 2 is that they die in their rest because all the cardiopulmonary arrest means is at the heart stops and the long stops is simply a

ford here in cologne. the 1st people electrically driven cars are set to roll out here in 2023. primarily at european buyers what's highly unusual about the program though is that ford's will be driven by folks fog and electric motors. both sides benefit to large companies teaming up means volume economies of scale good purchasing leverage and good conditions for development. and it will certainly lower costs but sector analysts are critical of the notion that of all companies major competitor folks is supplying the electric motors. over the long term i have to ask if it's not better to develop its own platform and. its own construction kit for purely electric cars can generate its own competitive edge. many automatic has already produced dozens of different battery powered models but ford has not joined the pack there's cause for optimism in the workforce. means we have work and new jobs. i was i'm so happy about the changes and i'm really excited and curious about the new model. and cologne is just the s

ford, then miss nessel. d.a. chisolm: having spent some time on the border, i would strongly encourage you to work both with the individuals who are operating those facilities, but i would also encourage peeking to the informal support networks that provide an enormous amount of support to individuals at their respective centers. i think it is again an issue of critical importance on how we address this problem and to do so in an urgent fashion, but also do so in a way that reflects the highest values of our country. a.g. ford: thank you, there is not much more that i can add to that response. i would simply say, however, that you describe what you see and ensure that the country understands the difference and distinctions that are available to us. not everything happening at the border should because divide is a process with domestic terrorism, and at the end of the day being able to acknowledge that set up and to call out lies when they are occurring is critically important in this conversation as well. i would

you have had a pleasant interaction with mr ford. you were asking him about sports and things of that nature. and you formed the opinion that mr floyd was under the influence of something. and you base that on sort of i think you said a delay in his speech in response right so you were happy unlike a conversation that we may be having right now that's wrapping. if you asked him a question there would be much more of a slower or delayed response. and i believe in your interviews you also indicated that he was having some trouble. with certain words couldn't you try to form the words so he was delayed in his speech and. you believed him to be under the influence of something current. and. you were present when your coworker called 911 could and do you recall him telling 911 that he appeared to be under the influence. and you had also had by the time 911 was called and had 2 other interactions with mr ford. outside of the car could and so you made the decision after mr ford had handed you this counterfeit $20.00 bill. that you were goin

it came out during the ford administration and ford had his propensity to stumble, even though he wasps the best athlete ever to be president and he was drafted by the nfl. but ford was relentlessly mocked for his clumsiness and they asked him to go on city nightlife -- to go on saturday night live. his press secretary was a funny guy and agreed to go on the show and one of the writers said that she intentionally made the skits as blotchy as possible because she knew the president would be watching. i think the presidential impression, impersonations have helped shape how we think about presidents. phil hartman as ronald reagan, he plays ronald reagan as this befuddled guy, not knowing what is going on. the second the public leaves, he becomes this hardcharging business leader doing complex math and converting currencies and speaking foreign languages and telling everyone -- being barred and in charge. i thought that was a great depiction of reagan. sometimes, snl does not know what to do with candidates, for example, with obama, they did not want to make fun of him too much, so they

jimmy carter went to ford's right. of course, on economics, he studied up on the misery index, terrible inflation and unemployment we had. and he went to ford's right as well in foreign policy. in the famous television debate where ford sounded like he might that poland was a free country. republicans should stand for republican policy and not be embarrassed about it. that is my recommendation. and the positive example where it worked is calvin coolidge, who also had to clean up after a scandal, in that instance, the teapot zone, so what we say in this column is, if you go over there to where republicans are supposed to be, voters will thank you for it, and certainly the economy will. because the 1920's boomed. it was not a fake, it was a real boom. and republican free market policy facilitated that. host: our guest will answer your russians about the republican party and some of the things she highlighted. if you want to ask her questions, it is (202) 748-8000 for democrats. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independents,

mr played in so how many officers did you see over mr ford. in my memory for whatever reason i remember seeing 4 on his body and we know now that was 3 when you 1st walked up and came around from that side. but then you had to go around the other side on the curb over side of the squad car correct correct. and. when you saw that positioning of those officers. did that concern you absolutely why. he wasn't moving and he was cuffed and. that's all. 3 grown man is a lot of putting all their weight on somebody is too much. and did you notice where this officer you know know to be mr showman where he was putting his weight on mr floyd his neck. and it's not only did you know the person making on the ground prone on the ground who was handcuffed not not you subsequently learned his identity. and. that individual on the ground under the officers. could you tell if he was moving at all. i he was not moving his face was. the 1st thing that concerned me is his face was. like smack smushed into the ground swell and hearing me and. you know at that point

pete referenced ford i sold ford. i sold it a little early i think they have governance issues put two more family members on the board. if you want to own a family company mismanaged 50 years, have at it in terms of porsche, they're the leader in ev forget about lordstown and others this is the place to be. they have more ev models than any other company. they're investing more in the infrastructure including battery plants, including charging stations, charging networks. and i'll tell you this porsche is the way to play it. they own 31% of volkswagen they have a couple other assets in there but this company is selling at a discount to the other european auto makers. it's selling at a discount to the u.s. auto makers yet the fundamentals are better. you have an asset in vw called porsche. if they ever spin out, the company said they wouldn't think of this, that would be worth more than the entire company. you have ferrari trading at 45 times earnings where sales were down year over year. porsche is about 10% of vw re

mr ford's characteristics of his breathing. terrible question your obvious or over. during the incident when you were there did you make some observations of the characteristics of mr ford's breathing that concerned you. i don't remember anymore . what is what is meant by the term british thing or agonal breath a little gas. we see here and patients that are dying or pretty much dead it's just kind of the bodies. they give you i don't i don't quite know but it's the side of death and if you've seen that in other calls when you've been working yes and did you see something similar in mr floyd i don't remember any more but i. saw during that time period. he. did not regain consciousness but you saw. and you stayed with him or i'm sorry you. were there as the entire time until he was loading the ambulance correct correct. and. at some point you made. well i guess the question is this. you didn't pay close attention to mr floyd at some point because you knew he was unconscious. needing medical attention there was no question there. and based on that. you focused more in

so you know, your response to that, what do you think, ford?ed his economy and these companies can't count on california governance moving forward. so they're doing best for their bottom line and their employees. so they're moving to texas. heck, my home state florida, i wish some of them would come to florida because we're doing better than texas. elizabeth: texas, so many businesses fleeing california to texas. people are saying it is turning texas blue, people coming in from california. talk about republicans accusing democrat michigan governor gretchen whitmer of paying hush-money to the health direct door, robert gordon. the saying that he criticized her widely denounced shut down rules. she is denying all of this? what do you say to that story. >> appears governor whitmer has a andrew cuomo type story on her hands and she is circling the wagons. she allegedly paid off the hush-money. the bottom line she shouldn't have been auditioning to be joe biden's vp. should have done her job in michigan. pay close attention to what was going on in t

with us now republican strategist ford o'connell.precedented overreach. get your tentacles out of our state business. what say you? >> well, i think that the 21 attorney generals are absolutely right. this is outrageous, what the federal government is essentially telling them how they should be running their own government. plus the way that this is structured within the $1.9 trillion non-covid spending boondoggle. it's a disincentive to fiscally-sound government. the question isn't whether or not the federal government can mandate this. i'm putting on my legal -- [audio difficulty] going to be a close call here because the controlling law on the subject is south dakota v. dole. remember when the federal government said to a lot of states if you don't change the drinking age to 21, we can withhold highway funding? this looks -- ashley: right. oh, that's very interesting. what was interesting to me, you know what, ford? we hope your signal can hang there. we'll keep going. hope you can hear me. the heritage foundation, a conservative

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it came out before the ford administration, ford had the propensity to stumble a couple of times. i must, say he was perhaps the best athlete ever to be president and he was drafted by the nfl. in football. but ford was relentlessly mocked. they asked him to get saturday night live. he wisely said. now his press secretary was a funny, guy as far as washington folks go. and he agreed to go on the show. one of the saturday night live rioters said that she intentionally made the skates as branch as possible because she knew that the president would be watching. so i think that the presidential impression nations shape how we feel about presidents. my famous is phil hartman and ronald reagan. he plays ronald reagan as a completely befuddled guy, the second that the public believes he becomes this business leader doing complex math and his head, doing currencies, and i thought that was a great depiction of reagan. i think that sometimes snl doesn't really know what to do with the candidates. like for example with obama. they don't want to make fun of him too much so they didn't have a

and after mr ford is put into the ambulance and the ambulance left. did you stay at the scene for a little while that is for the right after the ambulance left did you see what were the officers went there heard were they still. proceed to. to the other side from the store which is 38 this way if you go towards 38. in proceed to go away from the scene. in review still in that same emotional mindset. yet so is. very lost at the moment in. there is in not knowing what to do. and did you in fact stay around to see him for a little while. at some point did you make a 911 call that is. called police on the phone. and why did you do that because. witness a murderer. and so if you felt a need to call the police and you got all these other pows there are police there right there or there are police there why don't you just talk to them about. this we just didn't have no connection you know i spoke to him but that only connection of a human being relationship. did you. believe that they were. involved. and so when you made that 911 call how long after the ambu

ford, always great to have you back on.tors anthony fauci and deborah birx saying they're trying to reinvent history after criticized his handling of the pandemic in a new cnn documentary. what were your thoughts when you saw former president trump's reaction to those? >> i think is absolutely right to push back. it does appear dr. fauci, dr. birks are trying to rewrite history, when it comes to the vaccine, "operation warp speed" under the trump administration was the greatest public/private partnership since world war ii. the yes, the entire trump administration deserves credit but in all honesty, the man at the top, donald trump deserves the most. frankly for some odd reason it seems anthony fauci is concerned because the pandemic made him famous. now that it is subsiding he might lose his star power. seems like he is doing it for his own personal gain, not the betterment of country and what awesome great things president trump did with "operation warp speed." elizabeth: former president trump using harsh words, describi

ford o'connell, great to see you, thanks so much for joining us. really appreciate it. >> thank you, emac. elizabeth: coming up former top border official mark morgan and border official mark daniels, top republicans demanding hearings on biden border crisis. shelters are now at the breaking point. the story next. >> secretary mayorkas, the head of the homeland security says there is no crisis at the border. well, that is absolutely incorrect. one thing the previous administration did an excellent job of by any objective standard was border security. all of that is being undone very quickly in this new administration. they own this crisis at the border. they created it. and they could stop it if they chose to. ♪. deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my a1c. because my body can still make its own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it, lowering my blood sugar from the first dose. once-weekly trulicity responds wh

but his insurgency against the ford campaign is probably what contributed to gerald ford not winningor the republicans and probably attributed to jimmy carter winning for the democrats in 1976. paul laxalt served as the chairman of that campaign. they kind of realized that they had set the foundation for the upcoming election in 1980. they had established something. they had thrust ronald reagan into the spotlight. which consequently through paul -- threw paul laxalt into the national spotlight as well. they doubled down. in 1978, they started planning for their next campaign. i would say paul laxalt is really a giant of politics for nevada. he is kind of a powerhouse of nevada politics. paul laxalt had made the decision that he wanted to give his personal political papers to the university of nevada reno. some of his first shipments came in 1983 and that includes scrapbooks, that includes memorandum, correspondence, briefing books, reports, anything that you would have any political office, it would be in those papers. so, we are in the reading room now, but we will go into the work

contributed to gerald ford not winning. for the republicans and probably attributed to jimmy carter winning for the democrats. in 1976, but paul laxalt served as the chairman of that campaign in 1976 and they kind of realized i think at that time that they had set the foundation for the upcoming election in 1980. they had they had established something. they had thrust ronald reagan into the national spotlight, which consequently through paul laxalt into the national spotlight as well. and they doubled down and in 1978 started planning for their next campaign, but i would say paul laxalt really is a giant of nevada politics. he's kind of a powerhouse of nevada politics. so paul laxalt had made the decision that he wanted to give his personal political papers to the university of nevada reno some of the first shipments of his papers started coming in 1983. and that includes scrapbooks that includes memorandum correspondence briefing books reports. anything that you would have in a political office you name it's going to be i

you heard initially heard what was being said by mr ford right. and you said crossing into the store and you never went into cup which yourself. you turned around and you pretty much right away from the time you century president of the store right away start recording. alternately you recorded from the from that point all the way until shortly after the paramedics came off. and so it's fair to say that prior to you. as you approached. mr ford it was hard in that position yes it was on her yes anything that happened prior to that you wouldn't be privy to or know what happened. but you. and so what we saw from your the. play was roughly 10 minutes of time he'd agree. throughout the course of your time you were courting you can you would agree that he watched the video there are times you can work for a straight current he can hear the voices of the other people by their. hands and i believe you said there were 12 biden and there were 12 to 14 people kind of right there. current. were you also observing people were asked street. were who are serving

a semitruck hauling gravel collided with a ford explorer.re were 25 people crammed inside that ford explorer when the crash happened, ages range from 15 to 53. officials say that is concerning. >> the vehicle is not meant for that many people. it's unfortunate that that number of people were put into that vehicle. >> investigators said that there were no rear seats in that ford explorer. >>> more details, staying doctors at two different hospitals are helping treat patients who were injured in that crash. officials say the injuries of those involved range from fractures to life-threatening injuries. >>> calls for new york governor andrew cuomo to resign. new york legislators voted to strip cuomo of his emergency covid powers. the bill could be passed as early as friday. the governor is facing several scandals, an investigation into sexual harassment claims made by three women is pending, also the governor's controversial policy that ordered covid positive patients into nursing homes, drawing intense scrutiny. >>> california's attorney genera

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lincoln were expected at ford's theatre. >> it triggers a multi-pronged plot to kill lincoln and hisabinet members all on the same night. >> booth believed that if he could eliminate the chief figures in the administration, that somehow the south might still prevail. >> booth and his co-conspirators gather in a dark tavern to choreograph three simultaneous murders. the plan is for booth to kill lincoln at ford's theatre, george at ser data to shoot the vice president, andrew johnson. and for louis powell and david harrold to murder the secretary of state, william seward. >> booth is operating out of a kind of misguided, slightly psychotic urge towards self-dramatization, a theatrical gesture on behalf of the south against tyranny. >> booth was given a grandiosity. he thinks, when i leave the theater, i'll be the most famous man in america. >> announcer: this cnn original series "lincoln: divided we stand," is brought to you by cologard, colon cancer screening made easy. to find 92% of colon cancers even in early stages. tell me more. it's for people 45 plus at average risk for colon

thank you. >>> tomorrow we will be joined by jan van eck to talk about it. >>> by the way, tyler, fordone of the most traded stocks on robinhood. >> interesting out of all the stocks. >> it's been a stock that's done well >>> as we've been watching the so-called reddit stocks this week, one company has been tracking a different metric, online bots. being driven by large bot armies trying to push the reddit rocket ship to the moon we're join by aaron barr great to have you about us these bots you're studying, these are bots on twitter. are you finding this activity in bots, is it coincident with unusual trading activity, or is it predictive? >> thanks for having me on the show we are finding when -- we prefer to call it un-authentic social media behavior but there's a range of un-authentic behavior. bots are tess most automated end of that. we are seeing this fluctuation that is matching what definitely appears to match a lot of these stocks that are being pushed in the reddit sub-reddits. >> i guess what i'm asking is if you look at this unusual -- i don't known what you want to call i

and so the 1,489,000 carry ford deficit will turn no a 990,000 surplus balance as a result of 2020 experience to carry into 2022 and beyond. policy is one-third of this rate stabilization amount for 330,000 would be applied in 2020 plan year rating. in the last paragraph, you will see the $330,000 rating buy down figure will represent 6/10 of a percent of the early estimated 2022 plan year p.p.o. rates and that will be confirmed and determined for finalization as we present the rating recommendations for the 2022p.p.o. plan during the may 13th health service board meeting. this page shows the comparison between original expectations for cost, the claims that the expense and prescription drug rebates and the buy out applied in 2020 rating compared to the right column, showing the actual experience for the p.p.o. city plan for 2020 and how you can see, especially because of the line 1, the claims being lower that leaves to the surplus to be carried forward and ta surplus, as you see here, offsets the current deficit carry forward and produces a stabilization reserve surplus off which one-third

this was a big vehicle, the ford expedition. it was still at a big disadvantage in a crash with this gravel problem, reiter says. a semi truck already weighs 20 to 30 times more than a passenger vehicle, and this one was hauling two trailers of gravel when it t boned the suv and imperial county and struck. this suv in a very vulnerable spot, which is in the side. when you look at the video, the front end of the truck is still embedded in the side. of the expedition, and you know, it just shows how devastating this crash woz 13 people inside the suv lost their lives. it's unfortunate that the number of people were put into that vehicle because there's not enough safety restraints to safely keep those people within the vehicle there. numerous people that were ejected onto the roadway as a result of this collision. so part of our messages to make sure that we get outside communities and make sure that safety restraints they're part of the picture to save lives. it's a sobering thought of what those passengers must have endured. eve

there were 25 occupants in the ford expedition, including the driver. unfortunately 12 of the occupants, including the drivers to come to the injuries on scene. several. three of thee flown out from the scene. seven patients transported to all such a regional medical center where unfortunately one of those has died since arrival. doctors from uc san diego were brought in to help treat victims. the patients are, of course, going through a little bit. of a difficult time is you can imagine that this was a major accident and we are taking care off the them in the emergency room department, a spokesman for customs and border protection says the immigration status of those in the suv is unknown. the driver, the semi suffered minor injuries cause of this crash is under investigation, according to the chp, but initial reports suggest the ford suv may have run a stop sign. in los angeles. we mustn't s fox news. now we turn to the latest on the coronavirus and president biden said today the u. s is on pace to have enough vaccine doses for every adult in this cou

i saw somebody in the chat reminded me that betty ford went on the mary tyler moore show. so sometimes you have that nancy reagan famously went on different strokes and to talk about her just say no message. so i think mrs. obama was a bit of a pop culture or phenomenon. she'd go and talk shows mrs. bush george hw bush's wife barbara bush who passed away not that long ago. unfortunately, she wrote a book in millie's story about her or their dog and they gave the proceeds to charity but the book was a big bestseller. so i think i think it's most likely to see that the first lady. sometimes you see an unfortunate ways. the presidential kids can get made fun of chelsea clinton was famously made fun of on it skit in wayne's world and they i think people saw that as out of bounds and it was a rare instance. we're set snl standing alive backed off and kind of apologized for what they had done and that's good and it really was not facebook what they did there. i think i think presidential kids should be out of bounds. well last one. because michael reagan became a radio talk show

let's talk more about this with gop strategist ford o'connell.ses do the testing reportedly vip test houses in chris cuomo's home in the hamptons. they were referred to as quote, specials. the state troopers rushed specimens to state labs in albany. the workers were kept past after hours past their shifts to do this. specimens from cuomo's family members, they were masked, they were obscured with letters, numbers or aliases to mask them in the system. so what, when you first heard this story, ford, what was your first reaction? >> well, i think the scandals keep piling up for new york governor andrew cuomo. the latest one should have new yorkers irate, to your point, emac, to the assemblyman's point, this is the textbook definition of abuse of power under new york law. officeholders cannot use their office to take public resources to give themselves and family members privileges. i don't know how much more clear it comes as violation of law. then you put that on top of the nursing home and sexual harrassment allegations, governor cuomo has a lot

and i think we should remember it as a really great ford. , ., ., ford.ill be a lot of people who will not they what i'm referring to! well, tony blair called his new demographic for new labour the mondeo man, because he had met a bloke in nottingham, an electrician, with ironically a ford sierra, they had to update it, and said this is exactly the hard—working wholesome demographic that his new political orthodoxy appeals to. so it kind of got that name on it stuck. then it became kind of wholesome and, a good car but not exciting. people didn't get up in the morning and say, i'm going to buy a ford mondeo. so that took the gloss off of it and as clarkson said, this car would be a potato if it was a vegetable because it became very conservative and middle—of—the—road. the it became very conservative and middle-of-the-road._ it became very conservative and middle-of-the-road. the thing is, quentin, middle-of-the-road. the thing is, quentin. you _ middle-of-the-road. the thing is, quentin. you say— middle-of-the-road. the thing is, quentin, you say that _

christine blasey ford, all survivors of sexual assault, we believe c you.ven called on justice kavanaugh to take a lie detector test. cuomo's own attorney, eric schneiderman, was accused of sexual misconduct five years ago. cuomo, within hours, immediately called on him to resign, and he did, writing, "no one is above the law, including new york's top legal officer. i do not believe it is possible for eric schneiderman to continue to serve as ag, and for the good of the office, he shouldco resign." and guess what? all of a sudden, andrew cuomo believes in due process, the production of innocence. he doesn't want anyone to rush to judgment. today, while questioning the motives of his accusers, cuomo said he would never bow to cancel culture. listen to this. >> i did not do what has been alleged. tid period. i won't speculate about people's possible motives. the people of new york should not have confidence in a politician who takes a position without knowing any facts or substance. people know the difference between playing politics, bowing to cancel culture

investigation they're going into a market against tesla and ford and gm.ad their first electric truck production going in september and rivian we'll hear more from throughout the year as you look at shares of lordstown going back to october 26th, that's the day it started publicly trading after the s&p spac ipo was completed it finished today at $13.01 a new low for lordstown. their first vehicle, endurance electric pick up truck will begin testing in the next couple weeks and plan to begin production by september. it's a tight time frame. morgan stanley today cutting the price target from $18 to $12 saying they will spend a lot more on capital expenditures. >> phil, thanks, hit it on the head with the graphic showing offthe competitors lordstown has. for all those people looking for the next tesla, the big difference when tesla was pre-revenue in beta, gearing up production, it didn't have this field of competitors it's a very different environment for the ev market. >> it's interesting, almost as if tesla went higher as the audience around this, i mean,

as don ford reports this land is reserved for butterflies. >> reporter: this winery has a dedicated 80 acres worth of land to help the monarch butterfly. scientists say that the monarch butterfly is in trouble. this year's annual migration count is just a fraction of other years. >> they had 2000 visuals of monarchs. that the 99% decline. >> reporter: jordan estate winery has over 1000 acres spread across anderson valley. eight acres will now become a permanent butterfly sanctuary. >> behind us we are bluegrd maanita trees. >> reporter: the director of agricultural operations said that they could've planted more vines, but they see a greater need to keep the environment balance. and it's not just butterflies. >> we have chickens, and cows, and that we will have butterflies. that is the goal. >> reporter: the winery has a large successful honeybee operation and they want to repeat that success with this new venture. reporting live from sonoma county, don ford, elizabeth cook. >>> crimes against asian americans are more visible than ever. why decades of attacks went unreported. >>> tonig

and i think i think that it was somewhat unique in the nixon and ford white houses. that people at that level of the white house senior staff, and with stature that bobby had, and having been involved in it and putting the message together, and we had some issues in the ford ministration about whether he continue to be adhered to, but i can remember on the split reef policy, that was a policy or this was unique in the nixon and ford ministration's, but it was not followed afterwards. but griffin bell had cut it out, when he was attorney general with carter. but the policy was, if there was an indian trust issue in a case and the justice department was filing a brief on behalf of the corps of engineers, or the internal revenue service, on the issue going against the result issue, against the in the indian first rights, the solicitor of the interior department could file a section in a brief with different views. as trustee. we had filed six split briefs. a few of them were done before my time. and we won all six cases. so it was a strong supportive indian rights, and