but in carrollton 52-year-old frank howard wasn't sweating it. frank was an accountant. his life was good and getting better by the day. >> i took on a new client. that would have been probably in 2009. >> very wealthy client? >> yes. >> what did that come along, those perks? >> well, the wealthy client, he had his own airplanes, and so i guess for the first time probably, you know, flying around in private planes and going to cowboy games. >> as they say in texas, frank howard was standing in high cotton. >> i was still the same old guy, but it was definitely doing some fun things as well. >> frank had come a long way since his days as a preacher's son growing up in south central texas. >> very conservative upbringing. you know, there was no drinking and cussing. never been to the dance, you know, the school prom. never did any of that kind of stuff. but at the same time, you know, wanting to be just very down to earth, very honest, and try to be the best person you could be. >> solid values to last a lifetime. but it wasn't all smooth sailing. in college frank had a br

frank, back to you. >>> thank you, joumanna bercetche. let's get to the top stories with bertha coombs >> good morning, frank apple is warning of ongoing covid restrictions in china are hurting production of iphones. the company temperaorarily scald back the production of the iphone 14. the factory where the pro and pro max models are made is operating at a significantly reduced capacity the company says it will likely ship fewer devices and customers will face longer waiting times all of this coming amid the holiday sales period for apple. >>> berkshire posting a big jump in operator earnings the third quarter results. that figure totally up $7.76 billion. the company suffered a $10 billion loss on the investment during the quarter due to the ongoing market turmoil berkshire revealing it spent over $1 billion over share buybacks bringing the total to more than $5 billion >>> employees at home depot store in philadelphia overwhelmingly rejecting a plan to become the retailer's first to unionize. the national labor relations board reported

frank thackston: mr. kennedy, who, in your opinion, is the person primarily responsible for the ole miss riots, a why? ed ellington: the question was, in your opion, who was the person primarily responsible for the ole miss riots and why? [laughter] robert f. kennedy: tt was an interting queion. [music playing] [film reel] speaker 6: oxford is a town with a population of 5,200, spread in the rolling fir- and pine-covered hillsf north mississippi. olmiss haseen at oxford for 114 years and is more notefor e beauty of its women and the strength of its football tms rather than for high academic standards. but 29-year-old james meredith married the father of a little girl who wantedo attend ole miss. speaker 7: studio. hagan thompson: this ihagan thompsont the statoffice building in jackson. james meredith has just arrived and is apparently making his way up to the 10th floor to register. [jeering] and the national press view this as the most critical time in its 114-year history. speaker 9: go home! speaker 8

frank. >> brie, what about the race in georgia and the deadline extended >> reporter: frank, a judge had extended the deadline to november 14th. now this after more than 1,000 people who requested a mail-in ballot did not receive one it is a close u.s. senate race in georgia this means that election day could extend to election week and possibly longer. >> nbc's brie jackson. it will be a busy day. thank you. tune in to our election night special. "business on the ballot" at 7:00 the business topics and the results can impact your money. >>> time to get a check on the top stories with bertha coombs good morning, bertha >> good morning, frank foxconn is expanding investment in lordstown motors. announcing foxconn plans to spend $170 million to buy common stock and preferred shares in the ev maker the investment provides fresh capital for lordstown as it works to increase production of the truck model. foxconn and lordstown announcing they will develop their first electric vehicle together, but did not elaborate further. shares of lordstown surging in the pre-market >>> virgin orbit ge

wheeler. >>> frank found a unique way to raise money for his local food bank. he looked around his garage, and he constructed his own fundraising design. >> reporter: for woodshop teacher frank whalen brings lumber to life in his santa rosa garage. >> the pieces are cut on a 15 degree angle. >> reporter: the 86-year-old carpenter has built a house and we all modeled pitchers in his career. >> these days, the projects are smaller but the impact serves five north bay counties. >> it makes me feel happy. >> reporter: all the pieces came together a few years ago. >> every horizontal surface in our house was covered by the stuff that i would make, so i decided i better give it away. >> reporter: at the time, his 8 club was raising money for a lofo. he packed up the station wagon he built himself and started his own traveling store. he sells his handcrafted items from the trunk of his vehicle for $100 each. all the money goes to the redwood empire food bank. people snap up his wooden boxes, pumpkins, and trucks, some with removable surfboards. >> i have been surprise

that was it, frank. i get from people frankly that i don't even know that i run into in the grocery store. help us make sense of how you have people in the house who are being violently murdered and the other people in the house apparently didn't have any idea what was going on? >> right. that's something that everyone is asking. but one thing is that the two surviving roommates, it was more of a walkout basement. there were two floors above that. and, you know, past college students have lived in that house. it's a house passed down from college student to college student, all of them renting it out. and they said that basement, it's really difficult to hear the rest of the house from there. so it seems maybe it's possible that they did not hear anything about the murder. >> so what to you make of what we don't know, frank. there seems to be so much confusion, so few answers nine days in. >> right. >> frank, if i could ask frank that question. >> well, this is a situation -- yeah. i got it. let's look a

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. >> local woodshop teacher frank wheeler brings lumber to life in his garage. the 86-year-old carpenter has built his own house and remodeled kitchens. >> i bought my first tablesaw when i was 15. >> the products are smaller these days but he supports five north bay counties now, all the pieces came together a few years ago. >> every surface was covered with this stuff that i made. >> at the time, his club was raising money for the local food bank, so frank packed up his station wagon that he built himself and started a traveling store. he sells handcrafted items from the trunk of the vehicle for $100 apiece, all thgo redwempirefood bank people snap up oden s, pumpkins and trucks and some have removable surfboards. >> i am pleased and surprised that people are interested and they really appreciate it. >> frank takes the store to car shows and wherever he and his wife happen to drive. >> i stopped at the grocery store and somebody wanted to look at the car. i opened it up to c. >> frank's wooden creations have created $40,000 in the last two years for the redwoo

frank, that was amazing.e. >> it has hard to keep the secret to be quite frank to you. >> ainsley: what did you tell them? >> i told them that the tunnel 2 towers executive board was going to meet in december and that i wanted to meet them down here at the patriot awards to get to know them a little bit. >> steve: good cruz. so, he is merrell da you thought it was a meet and greet. as it turns out, he changed your life. when he said that out loud on that stage last night, what did you think? >> >> i have something secure for my children. i di don't have to worry living paycheck to paycheck. can i make better choice ofs when it comes to something such as an essential from better quality meals, things that i could not pro-my my children before. >> because you don't have enough money right now. nobody does. >> no. >> brian: tell me about your husband. >> carlos, he loved people. he was very when 9/11 happened he knew he had to serve. he supported me and my family 100 percent. when he got sent out in 2004. he was

so for your swiss frank now, doesn't seem it's been a great ride however the debt investors, this is how we're thinking about it going forward, the debt investors never had a problem, never defaulted on their debt, i don't expect them to going forward either, which means there are pockets of real value i think in credit suisse but you can get 15, 16%. it's not without its risks for sure clearly they need to get their liqui liquiditied sorted out i agree execution has to be perfect, it has to be quick, and we have to be convinced this time, for the first time in 32 years, there are no underlying problems that are going to come to the fore that we don't know about already in a big sense. >> it does feel like a real testing moment for the bank in terms of inflection points and how investors look to the years ahead. certain questionable whether they can with stand another crisis with the ones it has experienced over the last couple of years we talk about the business strategy and the plans to sell off assets, units, make further changes when it comes to operations but there's one additio

>> terrified. >> prosecutor franks immediately announced that she would try raven again.of jury selection was scheduled to begin, the state made a stunning announcement. >> -- extended a plea to -- that has been accepted >> the da's office made raven admiral a offer he couldn't refuse. plead guilty to manslaughter, not murder, and serve less than four more years in prison. >> do you personally accept this plea? >> yes. >> you are okay with? that >> given the alternative. >> because if he gets try to, get in his acquittal -- >> he walks free. >> immediately. >> this wasn't just any plea raven was offered an alfred plea. meaning he would not be offered -- that did not sit well with prosecutor frank's. >> it wasn't my decision to make. i try the cases, i'm not the administrator. that was up to my boss, and my supervisor. >> why did take the plea? >> i took the plea to get out. to get out. to have a guarantee day to get out, and be with my son. i felt that there was so much corruption, so much lying that was going into the trial, i just knew i wasn't going to get a fair trial

i'm joined now by a military analyst frank frank led, which from the university of portsmouth in oxford. frank president polanski visited has on this morning. but does the city still have to worry about being in range of a russian attack? well then, good morning. yes indeed. russian artillery has not retreated to a point where it can hit the city. i think presentation that would not look good, but who knows what the reasoning behind russian restraints at the moment is, is also the other factor, of course that they will need to dig in. so the next steps will probably not take place around curse on that preparations are certainly being made for the, for the medium term for operations are on there. what about these claims of hundreds of war crimes by russian troops? it's the same pattern, isn't it that we're seeing it time and again for her, i hockey, sewer and, and now has on absolutely. it does tend to indicate that the examples you've given, which by the very fact that you could give so many really off the top of your head or indicate this is that this is standard operating procedure on

frank lance is quoted saying this was a great _ train.this was a great night _ train. frank lance is quoted saying this was a great night for- train. frank lance is quoted saying this was a great night for ron - this was a great night for ron desantis because not only did he win big in florida but some of the shine may have gone off donald trump's name and the idea that he has long coat tails may not prove to be after also true any more. that would bode well if he decides, as many are predicting, to contest the republican nomination. predicting, to contest the reublican nomination. . ., �*, republican nomination. yeah, that's ri . ht. one republican nomination. yeah, that's right. one imagines _ republican nomination. yeah, that's right. one imagines it _ republican nomination. yeah, that's right. one imagines it was _ republican nomination. yeah, that's right. one imagines it was a - republican nomination. yeah, that's right. one imagines it was a pretty l right. one imagines it was a pretty '5 of food — right. one imagines it was a pret

frank?s per day is the latest forecast from data firm ship matrix for e-commerce. would be flat year over year as you mentioned, we're at the ups smart hub, where they use a combination of automation and human workers to get packages out. they say they're ready for any surge that may come up so the question is, where is that surge going to come from? as i mentioned, the forecast is flat over the last couple years during the pandemic, ups and fe fedex, they've counted on surcharges for big retail customer shipping above holiday volumes to boost bottom lines. another question for the holiday peak is on-time delivery ups and fedex are sweating assets and reducing capacity to cut costs. any time that you have a slowdown in on-time delivery, that directly hits margin. the last six weeks, ups at 97% anything over 95%, that's good the company says it's still on pace to hire 100,000 holiday workers. they say, in some markets, they have to pay them more. another question of margin the story for this

welcome to mornings on to frank mallicoat to see you, frank seen today? good morning.. it is a friday morning. it's november. 18th and rosemary is here to would we have to look forward to rosemary oroczo afternoon? how about that? good morning to both of you and happy friday, everybody. we are off to a partly cloudy start. temperature is very similar to yesterday, thirties and forties to start the morning, followed by upper fifties to upper sixth. is to end the day we will turn breezy in our hills later today, lasting into tomorrow. slightly cooler for the weekend and a chance for rain on tuesday. better details on all this coming up in just a little bit. it is 5 31. let's see what is happening on the highways this morning. hi, sal. good morning, rosemary. right now. we don't have a lot going on. now it's going to take a little bit. i think for it to fill in this morning and we might have lighter conditions. so far, so good. if you're driving to san francisco, it looks pretty good. and we've had kind of a rough week. so today would be a nice welcome change if we do hav

you know, frank, the demand has got to be -- you've got to be in with applications.es question what you said something to me that i think it's fascinating, yeah, there is a little bit of a wait, but... >> you don't want to qualify, that is for sure. but the day you do, we take over your mortgage immediately and we will make your mortgage payment until we raise enough money to pay it off. the 500 people contacted us after today that they know we will take care of gold star families were if catastrophically injured, you get on the list. we hope you immediately to relieve that burden. they pay a big price for our country. i think, i know everyone helps us so go and pay $11 a month and if it wasn't for "fox & friends" we couldn't do the work we do, that is for sure. it is a promise as americans. you see -- fox's unbelievable and we are honoring our veterans but we have to make a promise to take care of our veterans. if they don't come home or they come home and they give their bodies to our country. >> will: as you said, they paid the big price but you begin to pay it ba

like frank said, they're exhausted.they start talking about the fact that mitch mcconnell, you know, gave hundreds of millions of dollars, donald trump sat on his money, they actually -- they do get angry. >> mm-hmm. >> and we think a lot of times that people aren't as focused on some of these -- they are. the base is focused. and that's spreading around, you know, internet like wildfire that trump had all this money, kept it to himself, let these candidates lose. >> yeah. i mean, the words that came up in these focus groups is why they are so interesting, and they're so starkly different. you have trump, as frank said and you said, everyone is basically saying they're exhausted, they're tired. the thematics around desantis are he is promising -- two people used that -- visionary, the future, so much hope in that. i wanted to ask you, frank, you've done a lot of these focus groups. at this point in advance of a presidential primary, were there any concerns that came up from these participants about desantis? and what is

holland has the latest this morning hey, frank >> hey, good morning, carl just a short time ago, we got the list of the top searched stocks for shopping. home depot, walmart, target, amazon topping the list. we're at an amazon fulfillment center, serving the new york city area. you can see the bots picking up orders downstairs. there are human workers packing it and getting it ready to be shipped off. we've seen a styrene of orderscg friday to sunday, we saw what could be signs of a strengthening consumer on black friday alone, the average spend per online order was $101 over the holiday weekend, we saw the number increase to $113. a lot of that money is being spent on discretionary items we're seeing big jumps when it comes to jewelry those sales more than 200% h higher than october of the previous year. sporting goods and toys. early this morning, we spoke to amazon's head of delivery operations consumers are seeking out deals for electronics. >> we're selling a lot of playstations and video games a lot of headphones, earbuds it feels a little more electronic focused i think we're

he was brought back permanently as the white power ranger and made the leader of the franks cause of has not yet been confirmed. some reports indicate he took his own life. he is survived by 4 children. coming up, a mild fire season in california. we're taking a look at how the state is fared and what's helping to keep the flames at bay. >> plus, it's going to be a busy holiday out on the roads. what drivers can expect to pay when they visit the pump next. so, you're 45. that's the perfect age to see some old friends, explore new worlds, and to start screening for colon cancer. yep. with colon cancer rising in adults under 50, the american cancer society recommends starting to screen earlier, at age 45. i'm cologuard, a noninvasive way to screen at home, on your schedule. and i find 92% of colon cancers. i'm for people 45+ at average risk for colon cancer, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. ask your provider if cologuard is right for you. crews have contained camp and fire that broke out in east oakland this afternoon as took place on >> corner of east 12th

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frank, we have a clip of this. first give me an overview of, these are all people who voted for trump and now, after the midterms, they feel differently? >> most of them do feel differently, and most of them voted for trump twice, not once. so these were part of his core base and they did not even know what the conversation was going to be about because i did not tell them. so we got into this, and i was shocked at what they had to say. >> okay, let's watch a clip of this. >> okay, so if the race was between, and you had to choose now, who would you choose trump or rhonda santas? raise your hands physically if you are choose trump in that contest. >> one, two, three. raise your hand if you choose ron desantis. all the rest of you. >> so what do they tell you about that? >> hopefully we will play the clip of it. they tell me that they are tired. they are worn out, they still believe in what donald trump said, and they believe in what he tried to do, but they are tired of the chaos. i -- i do not think trump understa

so i'm here with frank and casey. celebrate, what really matters about this, we're here to celebrate military service and the sacrifices that comes with it. so joining us now the ceo of the george and melody, apologize. rogers foundation and we were just sitting talking, i got distracted because you're deciding to give money to frank's organization, tunnel to towers based on the fact of gratitude. we celebrated thanksgiving. tell me about that. >> i'm honored to be here representing the george and melody rogers foundation. my uncle george and aunt melody, hi, aunt melody. they're grateful to be here-loaf our country and first-responders and families and the sacrifices they make. after seeing what tunnel to towers does through fox news, just grabbed our attention and tugged on our hearts. so did some homework. we're happy to partner with tunnel to towers and make this donation to take care of those who take care of us. so we're willing to do that. also pay some honor to my uncle george and keep his legacy alive. >> fra

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is it too early, frank, to call him the obvious second cho is or maybe a front run? >> it's absolutely to early. we don't know what will happen in the next weeks. chris christie could be a very credible candidate. mike pence, he'll be on tonight with a town hall, but mike has a strong record. kristi nome -- noem is another name. they adopt care about that. they care about prices, cost of living. if the candidates continue to speak about economists or people on high, they will not connect to the ample individual. right now we're struggling. the public is looking for someone who gets them, feels them, protects their concerns. that's a great point. not the word inflation, but more what it means at home. frank, van, thanks so much to both of you. >> thank you. >>> special programming note, don't miss a cnn special town hall tonight with former president mike pence. he's sitting down with jake tapper right here at 9:00 p.m. >>> a judge suspends georgia's six-week abortion ban, ruling it unconstitutional. the state is pushing back. >>> did you get the taylor swift tickets?

we are bogged down in a bureaucratic analysis of frank criticism, of course, of the ministry of defenseavakov, it is he who accuses the ministry of defense of inefficiency. of course, he would like to completely control this process himself. well, due to the fact that he has long been suspended, therefore, of course, he complains, but he does not criticize his hackneyed man in command. yes, they have a similar position. yes, as i understand it, he criticizes the political bloc of the ministry of defense , as far as i understand, avakov speaks. he says again , here is the stupidly inclusive system of capitalism. you understand, we need to save, at least the chairs and that everything is bad ahead, so they put forward such a city capable of something that zelensky is simply not physically capable of. well, because after all the actor is a soldier. i even speak badly, well he's just a completely different person. it is capable of everything. well, of course, part of the system of the western world does not fully understand the situation and continues to stand on zelensky, the same macron o

i am grateful to the president for such frankness. by the way, uh, it should be noted that uh , this is such a direct approach, honest and frank. it was demonstrated during past summit of such a state. yes, just last week, and i think that our states were duly appreciated. will they be interested in the upcoming leaders of the dkb themselves, certainly on their knees, perhaps there simply is no peace in matters of war , but with the filing of the belarusian leader of the association, he sets the bar high not to take sides in a fight, but to help truly make peace natalya brios veronika buta and alexander oleshko agency those or news. belarus has long learned to live in a changing environment, no one a socially important project in the country has not been curtailed in the near future, over two dozen more will be opened, including new production roads, and the socio-economic situation, the emerging military-political situation, including world challenges around our country today in mogilev , the leaders of the security forces department

indeed, frank, thanks so much forjoining us again on newsday.re there is a live page keeping you up—to—date with all the latest developments. head over to the bbc news website or simply download the news app if you haven't done so already. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines... in an online video, the niece of iran's supreme leader, ayatollah ali khamenei, has called on all foreign governments to cut ties with tehran. activists say farideh morad—khani was arrested injanuary and is being held in a notorious tehran prison. thousands of people from the kurdish community in northeast syria have been protesting against turkish cross—border air—strikes. demonstrators in the city of qamishli held up photos of some of the nearly 60 people killed in the attacks. the air strikes on the semi—autonomous kurdish zones began a week ago in response to a bombing in istanbul this month. pope francis has spoken of his worries about increased violence between israelis and palestinians. the pontiff highlighted last wednesday's bomb attacks inje

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frank, good catching up with you. frank luntz, pollster extraordinaire.the five." >> hello, everyone. i'm dana perino, along with judge jeanine pirro, harold ford jr., jesse watters and brian kilmeade. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five," live from fox square. it is decision day in america after countless hours of campaigning and candidates fighting to win over voters, it is now time for you to decide. the first polls closing in less than an hour from now, and what happens tonight could send shockwaves across the country. washington

yeah i couldn't have been better today, frank.weekend has been stunning and are this whole week has been standing. the weekend's gonna be pretty nice as well. you mentioned the spare of the air day of the air sinking. and so we've got this shallow inversion, which we see these in the summer a lot. not surprised. we have one for tomorrow. today. they could have probably had one, too, because it's a shallow layer in the atmosphere that that's got a lot of cool air at the surface. and it's not mixing and so all the stuff all the driving the cars, all the anything that's going up in the air gets stuck, so the particular stay in the air in the air quality isn't good. so we're seeing that with this sinking air. we're seeing a shallow inversion hope that made sense. we talked about all the time and with a sinking air, you get warmer, higher temperatures, and that's what we're seeing higher numbers 70 and napa today 76 in morgan hill. that's 76 is quite warm. for this time of year, right for later for late november early december. it's no

definitely. ♪ ♪ you gotta frank it up frank it up! frank it up! yeah!use] >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." my guest tonight is a staff writer at "the atlantic" who's here to discuss the midterm results and his latest number one "new york times" best-seller: "thank you for your servitude: donald trump's washington and the price of submission." please welcome mark leibovich! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ mark leibovich, welcome back to "the daily show." >> trevor, thank you for having me. >> trevor: congratulations on another "new york times" number one book. this is great, you are one of the best writers out there, not just because of how you write about because of how you capture the world that you observe. and it is politics. talking about trump, talking about the republicans, the democrats and how they respond with this book is really interesting because it is about the hold that donald trump pass on the republican party. and you talk about it in a way that i think few people understand. tell me why it is servitude and not just him being the h

just tell frank. i would like the shrimp cocktail, please. roast beef with a baked potato and a salad. right. good evening, sir. you can order now. yes. the lady would like the shrimp cocktail. roast me. medium rare, medium rare. the baked potato. and i thought salad. what sort of dressing would you like? oh, russian, please. listen to me. giving you all the answers as if i knew all about it. then we don't let it bother you. i get into plenty of messes myself too. sure do. well, just the other night, when i was on my way out with tom. that it was only a little thing that was so confusing. i had to stop and think these days because i can't remember when i'm supposed to open the door and when i'm not all day long i open doors and stand when i talk to the officers i work with. after a while you get used to what? but i get kind of confused because i do 1700 hours. this little pumpkin changes and becomes the lady they stand for and they. cannot find out. and they open doors for me. not bad. not bad at all. i mean, it just a little thought and and

let's bring in frank luntz frank, i missed you yesterday.oing to ask what pollsters do call too many cell phones? some were better than others we're back to wondering how we can think one thing and something so surprising can happen when we had so many people calling and asking what they will do and the standard deviation is so big. what do you know about the house? i saw 230 to 240 most people in the mid 220s? >> i'm actually low to mid 220s. i think when all the seats are counted, it will end up within two seats of what you show right now. we have it at 223 and 224 republican when all of the votes are counted. there were significant failures and successes on tuesday night the successes in florida and ohio the fact those two states are no longer purple states they are absolutely republican states the republican states did well among hispanic and latino. gains from 2018 were significant among men. however, the republicans did badly among independents independents cared more about abortion than the rest of the population they did badly among

and frank diary made her a symbolic figure in the history of the holocaust. the learning lab at the anne frank educational center in frankfort invites guests to interact with her story. and when linked it to experiences and perspectives of young people today, education can have a decisive influence on how history is remembered. the island through this course, what we learned in school is important to developing a culture of remembrance of what we remember and what i'm don't is ultimately derived from our education. this has sparked to more recent discussion about gym and colonialism. the crimes committed in the colonial era all still badly addressed in history lessons. why is so little attention paid to the victims of genocide such as in former german south west africa all the crimes of colonialism, overshadowed by holocaust remembrance. it's a sensitive question from the polarizing one. and for me to name that is one really important lesson from the showa. it's that you must never so people fates, into hierarchies. germany's culture of remembrance was years

let's bring in frank figliuzzi, former fbi assistant director for counterintelligence and former u.s.orney har harry litman, frank, you're here, i haven't seen you forever it seems, but we've talked a lot on television. and off. so tell us what do you think is going on with this subpoena? are they ever going to see these records? >> it seems often when we talk, we're talking about delays and trump and his legal team, and he's done it again. the good news and bad news here, this lawsuit will likely outlive the length of the life of the committee, we understand that. when it comes to the documents, and that's what i'm focused on far more than testimony in person by donald trump, understand this, there are other ways to get your hands on communications. there are other people in those communications often, right? you go another supreme court as the supreme court allowed today, you can go to the phone call and ask what happened. there are other ways of getting their hands on this data, but it's another example of trump thumbing his nose at the rule of law. >> can you go to the phone calls

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and frank diary made her a symbolic figure in the history of the holocaust. the learning lab at the anne frank educational center in frankfort invites guests to interact with her story under a native to experiences and perspectives of young people today. education can have a decisive influence on how history is remembered. the island through this course, what we learned in school is important to developing a culture of remembrance of what we remember and what i'm doing is ultimately derived from our education. this has sparked to more recent discussion about german colonialism. the crimes committed in the colonial era all still badly addressed in history lessons. why is so little attention paid to the victims of genocide such as in former german south west africa? all the crimes of colonialism, overshadowed by holocaust remembrance. it's a sensitive question from the polarizing one. and it's for me to name that one really important lesson from the showa. it's that you must never so people fates, into hierarchies. germany's culture of remembrance was years in

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we are joined by frank luntz good morning to you.king to you throughout this campaign and here we are on election day. what are you expecting we are going to know this evening what do you think we are going to know tomorrow morning >> i think we are going to know what issues matter, and i think we are going to know the turnout, and frankly, there are a number of states where we are not going to get the results tonight or even tomorrow morning, and i think we are not going to know who controls the senate for at least 48 hours the house will be clear about the time you come on tomorrow morning, and it's a very divided, ugly, angry, anxelectoe going to the polls this morning. >> and what are the issues that matter to them >> it's easy if it doesn't matter to you you are not an average, everyday, ordinary american. gasoline, groceries. the things you pay for every day. electricity. buying a new car, buying a new house. the fact is it's not inflation, it's affordability that matters to people, the cost of every day life, and that has trum

ohio secretary of state, frank larose. thank you, frank. alabama secretary of state, where we wind by so much he said how can you possibly win alabama by matt -- by that much? by both records and then you lose georgia? how does that happen? they are still wondering about that. records, records, and a loss. john merrill, that's a good question. thank you, john. i want to thank my friend linda mcmahon, and new in gingrich. very good ratings. i watch a lot. we are going to have to start calling you the raise machine. john ratcliff. where's john? i love john. where the heck is john? where's that guy? we have tremendous people, ambassadors, all of the trump administration. we have a truman's group of people. i attribute it to this whole movement and what it stands for and represents. the job that breck and everyone does. a tremendous honor to be with you. before we begin, i wanted to rest the announcement today by the corrupt biden administration and their weaponize department of justice. would you like me to talk about that? larry, would you li

in pennsylvania we have the us pollster frank lance saying that it pollster frank lance saying thatitisylvania because the counting times will get the republicans voting on the day, and they are going to have to wait for the democrat votes that come through and there will be all sorts of allegations no doubt thrown out, and concerns over poll watchers two.— out, and concerns over poll watchers two. donald trump as throwin: watchers two. donald trump as throwing a _ watchers two. donald trump as throwing a lot _ watchers two. donald trump as throwing a lot of— watchers two. donald trump as throwing a lot of this _ throwing a lot of this incendiary rhetoric about and thatis incendiary rhetoric about and that is practically not true at all. president biden mentioned in this speech that there have been no closer watch election and the 2020 election, there were audits and reviews, but we got to a point in this country where some 35—40% of the country just doesn't where some 35—40% of the countryjust doesn't believe anything that you or i would say or any independently verifiable facts, if it