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in spain, they are calling it a frankenstein coalition.spapers here are calling it a clown show. lucker is saying -- good to the government. matt: maria, let me get to you and mariano rajoy. you have the opposite thing happening. is havingolitician his papers handed to him and he is heading out the door. how likely is it he will lose today? maria: he is heading for defeat. we spoke to lawmakers and they say there is no question. at one point, there was an idea that was floated that perhaps anoy would resign to force election. that will not happen. he will be forced out. no prime minister has ever been unseated by parliament. debate has just started. rajoy is a no-show. we understand that he will not take part in the debate. he will arrive just minutes before being voted out. have the reactions been from investors to what is going on there? it does not seem like the markets are terribly concerned. everyone we have had on the program and asked about spain, they have responded that spain deals well without a government and that recovery there

frankenstein at first and rostov on don where he's preparing at watch that match and he took some time tell you to meet some of brazil's this is support. we're in rostov on don southern russia but i'll tell you one day this place feels more like the copacabana beach in rio perhaps. did it feel like rush hour more like brazil this is more like brazil right now you know but it's wonderful time wonderful people we love to be here soloed that's fun does it feel like russia or brazil are here now still to live or is there here it goes. oh. my god no not years. our goal. not to look pretty box over the place and i'll tell you why i started feeling the bikes even when i was on my way to run down on the airplane. seat leaving. the. well finally i could see that the. slide to catch up was one of a lot of. the louis was going to end and not going in a couple of hours time when the was the first guy named repayed that happened earlier and that's. one nil at cracking free kick that wasn't thanks a fantastic free kick from colorado this is he's actually been doing all year. and that was the only th

. >> reporter: young frankenstein is of course a comedy classic. cole sisser, his ticket to broadway. >> i was like this is really cool. because i knew about what happens if you win this award. ♪ >> reporter: he won best actor his high school musical theater competition, he did it playing igor in the stage version of young frankenstein and singing the signature song. >> basically the purpose of the song is to distract the towns people from the monster because the monster is escaping. ♪ >> reporter: cole is a student at the school of the performing arts, the award gets him a trip to new york and a chance to meet broadway professionals, as well as compete in the national high school jimmy awards competition. as for the future -- >> my dream would be to originate a role on broadway. that would be the greatest opportunity of my life. >> reporter: but in the meantime -- ♪ >> reporter: dan ashley, abc 7 news. >>> next, the dog days of summer are here. a look at the big events celebrating co if you're looking for anon for incredible selection of the brand

. >> reporter: young frankenstein is of course a comedy classic.sisser, his ticket to broadway. >> i was like this is really cool. because i knew about what happens if you win this award. ♪ >> reporter: he won best actor his high school musical theater competition, he did it playing igor in the stage version of young frankenstein and singing the signature song. >> basically the purpose of the song is to distract the towns people from the monster because the monster is escaping. ♪ >> reporter: cole is a student at the school of the performing arts, the award gets him a trip to new york and a chance to meet broadway professionals, as well as compete in the national high school jimmy awards competition. as for the future -- >> my dream would be to originate a role on broadway. that would be the greatest opportunity of my life. >> reporter: but in the meantime -- ♪ >> reporter: dan ashley, abc 7 news. >>> next, the dog days of summer are here. a look at the big event crystal geyser alpine springpasses through here, and is bottled right here. at the mou

republicans in washington talk about regulations like it is some kind of uncontrollable frankenstein monster of a well all of a sudden. it can ward off the evil of big government. american history tells a very different story about regulations. more than a century ago the revolution began to stir in factories sprouted up all around the country. it also wrecked havoc on the workers and their families. as industrialization spread across the country the families poured in from afar into the city is onl60s only to land in e workplace is that for monstrously unsafe. america's response to this was not to abandon the technological innovations and improvements of the industrial revolution. we came together and through our government we changed public policies to adapt to a changing economy. in other words we adjusted the walls in th and the regulationso keep much of the good and get rid of much of the bad. the list of the laws and regulations grew. workplace safety, worker compensation, child labor laws, the 4 40 hour workweek have the right to unionize. the corporations could no longer expl

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congress as well worst case scenario mariano rajoy shortly before this vote spoke frequently about a frankenstein'smonster of a coalition going forward that he believed would not be go good for the country in the future and they've you know given that sanchez does have to form alliances where. with cattle and with the basque nationalists an order to get the majority needed to support a whore what could have being prime minister mean for those nationalist movements for and boss close friends. mean much by way of any great will seismic change the. securely for the hopes of cattle on independence in that region very few sympathetic for you see is here in madrid towards the independence movement as a whole the sheer fact that the catalan policies to independence parties backers of this vote of no confidence is largely down to the fact that they want to take revenge against marianna old boy who they see as being directly responsible for the violent crackdown on protesters. just ahead of the referendum late last year. anything in their eyes that so politically causes more chaos here in madrid is going to

i grew up in pakistan, because of the colonial influence, i knew frankenstein and mary shelley.got disseminated and how. it's a complicated story. i was very pleased to see on that list, a wonderful short story that most people in britain wouldn't know of. it's a short story, four pages long, written in 1955. eight years after partition, and in those four pages, within a decade of one of the most cataclysmic events in history, he gives us the most brilliant thing on partition that anyone has written in four pages. it may not have shaped the world, but when i look at that, it it tells you what stories can do injust it it tells you what stories can do in just that it it tells you what stories can do injust that much it it tells you what stories can do in just that much space. it's that question, shaping the world or shaping a world, and clearly it helps to shape a world. i would like to talk about the resurgence of dystopian fiction, because there are a number. we have george orwell in 1984 in the top ten, the handmaids tale is in there. it's had a huge surge in popularity, that m

republicans in washington talk about regulations like it's some kind of uncontrollable frankenstein's monster with an independent will all its own, a beast that will chew our bones. they use the word regation like a magic incantation, a fearsome word that can be repeated three times to ward off the evil of big government, but american history tells a very regulation. more than a century ago the industrial revolution began to store, and factories sprouted up all around this country. industrial revolution radically altered the american economy, and iter enormous wealth, but it also wreaked havoc on workers and their falies. as industrialization spread across this country, families poured in from farms into the cities only to land in workplaces that were monstrously unsafe. wages were paltry, and hours were grueling. now, america's response to this was not to abandon the technological innovations and luti.vements of we didn't send everyone back to e farms. no. instead. we came together as a country and through our government we changed public policies to adapt to a changing economy. in o

republicans in washington talk about regulations like it's some kind of uncontrollable frankenstein's monster with an independent will all its own, a beast that will chew our bones. they use the word "regulation" like a magic incantation, a fierce word that can be repeated three times to ward off the evil of big government. but american history tells a very differe story about regulation. more than a century ago, the industrial revolution began to stir and factories strikeouted up all around this country. the indtrial revolution radically altered the american economy, and it generated enormous wealth, but it also wreaked havoc on workers and their families. as industrialization spread across this country, families poured in from farms into the cities only to land in workplaces that were monstrously unsafe. s were paltry and hours were grueling. now, america's response to this was not to abandon the technological innovations and improvements of the industrial revolution. we didn't send everyone back to the farms. no. instead, we came together as a country and through our government we

it has been dubbed the frankenstein coalition by critics.but there are questions about how long this government will last. a 43—year—old man has been charged in connection with the attempted murder of two police officers. constables kenny mckenzie and laura sayers were stabbed as they attended a routine visit at a house in greenock yesterday. they‘re due to be discharged from hospital today. the united states has vetoed a un security council resolution calling for protection for palestinians in gaza and the west bank, following the deaths of more than 100 people during recent violent protests. the us ambassador to the un, nikki haley, said it was because the resolution failed to mention hamas — which israel views as a terrorist organisation. britain abstained in the vote. google is reported to be pulling out of a contract to do artificial intelligence work for the us defense department — following opposition within the technology giant‘s own workforce. some employees resigned and thousands of others signed a protest petition saying it was th

it has been dubbed the frankenstein coalition by critics.eping to the budget but there are questions about how long this government will last. a 43—year—old man has been charged in connection with the attempted murder of police officers. constables kenny mckenzie and laura sayers were stabbed as they attended a routine visit at a house in greenock yesterday. they're due to be discharged from hospital today. google is reported to be pulling out of a contract to do artificial intelligence work for the us defense department, following opposition within the technology giant's own workforce. some employees resigned and thousands of others signed a protest petition saying it was the first step towards using artificial intelligence for lethal purposes. google's work is said to have involved helping the military identify people from drone footage. five people have now died in an e.coli outbreak in the us. a total of 197 cases across 35 states have been reported in the largest us outbreak since 2006. the contaminated food is believed to be romaine le

but they are calling it a frankenstein movement because it has parties like the nationalists of catalonia and we are yet to understand what they want in exchange for supporting the new minister. political movements which could turn into a monster, is how mariano rajoy put it. so, it is the first day of the new government in unprecedented times for spain. our top story this lunchtime. the european union is announcing this lunchtime how it will retaliate after president trump slapped big tariffs on imports of steeland aluminum. and coming up — after the disappointment of the first test, england's cricketers make a strong start in the second. coming up on bbc news, former champion tyson fury tells bbc sport he's ready to beat allcomers in the heavyweight division ahead of his long—awaited return next weekend after more than two years out of the ring. there are commemorations this sunday to remember those who lost their lives in the terror attack on london bridge, one year ago. eight people were killed, and dozens more injured, when three men drove a van into pedestrians on the bridge, before

in a bitter attack on new prime minister petro sanchez he said a frankenstein government was being formed with disastrous travelling companions in the past nationalist uncatalogued separatist who backed his no confidence motion. so political scientists believe with a new leadership the people's party could reinvigorated space and distance itself from the taint of corruption the government of the them never faced these political crises they used the mundane all the party as he was before the make any kind of regeneration of the parties the socialist prime minister spent the day naming new members of his cabinet they included a catalan as foreign minister who had opposed last year's the session referendum the whole catalogue of president carter's push them all fighting extradition to germany described him as a man who had escalated hate in catalonia not an encouraging start of the sanchez this hopes to deescalate the separatist crisis. but dree. zimbabwe's main opposition is demanding voting with forms ahead of elections next month the first since robert mugabe was ousted from power the mov

it has been dubbed the frankenstein coalition by critics. how long this government will last. five people have now died in an e coli outbreak in the us. a total of 197 cases across 35 states have been reported in the largest us outbreak since 2006. the contaminated food is believed to be romaine lettuce — but an investigation is still ongoing as to its source. earlier we spoke to andrew skinner, fellow of the society of food hygiene & technology. the investigation has been going on for around two months and there are still uncertainties in terms of the causes of it. we will come back to that in a moment. let's not forget this is a very nasty bacteria. whilst there are many types of e coli, this one, it produces a very nasty toxin and once ingested it can have some fairly serious effects on the person. it's notjust diarrhoea but stomach cramps and it can result in very watery diarrhoea and it can result in blood in the diarrhoea. in very extreme cases it can result in kidney failure so this is pretty nasty. they need to get back to the source

can you imagine frankenstein in stockholm? i think the japanese didn't enjoy that moment at all, i think, because, i mean, honestly, i think prime minister abe really thought that, you know, him -- his bromance with mr. trump was genuine. then he's having pro plans with just about everybody else but him at the moment. even that i think -- i think south korea especially, i'm not sure about president moon himself, but south korean officials are quickly reminded that that cannot be entirely relied upon when remember president moon was in town to have a direct talk with president trump and talk about upcoming summit, he probably -- i mean, as soon as his airplane departed the united states, president trump said, we are not going to singapore. so that was -- so that was -- that probably was a very stark reminder that this president is very unpredictable and that is, frankly, what makes everybody nervous about singapore is that it's only going to be him and kim jong-un and i think everybody is very nervous who will go into that room

it has been dubbed the frankenstein government.ping changes, keeping to the budget but there are questions about how long this government can last. a 43—year—old man has been arrested and charged in connection with the attempted murder of two police officers who were stabbed in inverclyde yesterday. pc kenny mackenzie has a serious neck injury whilst his colleague pc laura sayer was stabbed in the arm whilst attending a routine visit to a house in greenock. both officers are expected to be discharged from hospital later today. the man will appear in court on monday. the european union's trade commissioner has warned that the us is "playing a dangerous game" by imposing tariffs on european steel and aluminium. in response, the eu has issued a 10—page list of tariffs on us goods ranging from harley—davidson motorcycles to bourbon. canada and mexico are also planning new taxes on us products. the rail industry has pledged to get train services in the north of england back on track as quickly as possible following days of disruption. n

dhc technology and then they snapped up many of these moves made perfect sense but left with a frankensteinster of moving parts. the old meg whitman who we shouting the world of, investors willing to take it on faith that she knew what she was doing. after all she was the architect place. break up in the first but earlier this year, she stepped down and that changes thing. without a clear strategy and a oven leader. meanwhile, the guy is a great understanding of the business, he has a vision of where it should be leaded he is a leader, jovial and as hay vision fast forward to late last month when we got the report meg whitman, first post results, wall street was not. and then added quote, we see a more challenging second half even though neary said the company would be able to hit its target, the stock still got crushed. hp inc repd beer inline earnings hp supposed to be the dividend stock hp inc was supposed to be the slower grower. and no wonder hp stock wasbeatip enterprise hp enterprise sells for ten times those numbers. and i never thought that hp enterprise would have a lower multiple

uncertain future and federal sanchez was leading a very weak government in fact he described it as a frankenstein government and he said he'd chosen some very dangerous traveling companions that is of course the boston actions otty in the catherine separatists who backed sanchez is motion of no confidence in the hallway which has forced his resignation given the whiff of scandal the hands. the the people's party who's likely to take on the mantle of leadership. well i'm no prophet on that there are many contenders but most of the observers now are looking more at how the process of reconciliation or negotiation will go with with the catalans separatist issues well he started speaking at last to the new capital and head of the recent administration in barcelona at kim taught and they have been in contact and it's thought that as soon as possible that meeting will be arranged but behind all of that of course is as you said who will the people's party chooses their new leader what attack mode will they take they'll be highly critical of trying to reinvigorate their opposition and they'll try and und

and it is kind of funny frankenstein's monster, preached identity politics.nd have become a victim of that. number 4 in the house, majority minority district, has a good progressive and say the right things and support the right things, no moderate by any stretch of the imagination but the idea of a white man representing the district was a bridge too far for many of got placed in his own petard in many ways. shannon: we see this in california, a mainstay, wasn't even endorsed by her own party. she was too centrist and they went with someone further to the left. >> the overall season the democrats come out with a pretty good group. they have a leader who quit, not sure how they run a campaign. they are behind 7 or 8 points. >> the left said it was impossible two years ago. >> most of the public sees the republicans unable even among themselves to solve problems and the crisis arose over what was happening at the border, on an executive order. >> to open the border and anger the mob. i detail how they keep people angry to prevent people from thinking. that is

i think it's funny that frankenste frankenstein's monster returns. the left preached tribunalism.e a victim of. that he thought he was a good progressive and only needed to say and support the right things. he was not a moderate. the idea of a white man representing that district was a bridge too far for many. they lost. i think it's a beautiful thing. >> shannon: mark, what do you make about this? we have seen this playing in california where diane feinstein a long main stay was not endorsed by her own party in california. they went with somebody much further to the left. >> well, most of the challenges have been beaten back. if you look at the overall season, the democrats come out with a pretty good group. the republicans are leaderless. they don't have a message. i don't know how they run a campaign. they are behind 7 or 8 points. >> they run it faced on full employment and 4% growth. >> but the republicans have been unable to solve problems and this week with the crisis arose, over what was happening at the border, the congressional republicans froze and the president had to

high school musical theater competition, he did it playing igor in the stage version of young frankensteinnature song. >> basically the purpose of the song is to distract the towns people from the monster because the monster is escaping. ♪ >> reporter: cole is a student at the school of the performing arts, the award gets him a trip to new york and a chance to meet broadway professionals, as well as compete in the national high school jimmy awards competition. as for the future -- >> my dream would be to originate a role on broadway. nald be t that would be the greatest opportunity of my life. >> reporter: but in the meantime -- ♪ >> reporter: dan ashley, abc 7 news. >>> next, the dog days of summer are here. a look at the big events here are the winning numbers from last night's $161 million mega million s drawing. 1, 11, 37, 47, 51, and the mega number 6. nobody picked all six numbers, so tuesday night's jackpot goes up to $175 million. >>> happening today, it is the dog days of summer and corgis will be celebrating in san francisco. hundreds of little dogs will be taking over ocean beac

frankenstein they started to manage has gotten out of control. china changes course a little bit. they certainly don't want a western style democracy on their border. they don't want north korea to collapse, to have a refugee crisis or american troops on their border. part of this what caused change of tune. trish: if you were the president, would you have called dennis up onhe puddy, stay out of this one? >> the predes to do whatever the president wants to do. trish: you wouldn't have invited him though? >> you know, i'm not going to comment on that. i thinke have a historic opportunity. it is up to kim whether wants his country to move towards a better path. whether he will continue suffering under increased remember pressure tha trish: i tell you what my colleague kennedy said on the air last night, which i don't quite have the same delivery, but it was great. she basically said this is so darn weird it may work. fingers crossed, it may happen. you're right, definition of insanity doing the same thing over and over again. hey, at least it's a new direction. congresswoman, alway

starts to turn the market they had an extra frankenstein life i'm happy that our central bank is firstou. >> comcast taking on disney for 21st century fox assets. so what would a win for either side mean for the tax bill robert frank is back at hq with that story >> if the deal is done in cash, they could write the largest tech ever to the irs $4 billion to $7 billion the tax issue has taken center stage in this deal murdoch might prefer an all stock deal since he would owe no taxes with that deal, but fox shareholders want the highest price since they wouldn't pay taxes on either deal >> here is now the math breaks down comcast offered $65 presidentbi the fox assets so their pretax payout would be around $11 billion he would have to pay a capital gains tax on that and since he lives in new york he has to pay the city and state income taxes. so his total tax bill on the $11 billion would be as much as $4 billion. but there's more now the remaining fox assets would be spun off into a new company. murdoch and other shareholders would have to pay a dividend tax on the value of that new co

minister, pedro sanchez, in a speech said that he would stabilise spain, they are calling it a frankensteinies, catalan nationalists, basque nationalists, yet to understand what they want in exchange for supporting the new prime minister. political movements that could turn into a monster, is how it was put by mariano rajoy. first day of a new government, unprecedented times for spying. you're watching afternoon live, these are our headlines. the eu says it will bring in tariffs on imports from the united states within 20 days after donald trump imposed new tariffs on imports of european steel and aluminium. the transport secretary may be forced to appear in front of mps over the chaos caused by changes to the rail timetable. spain's prime minister, mariano rajoy, loses a parliamentary vote of confidence. the opposition socialist party will now form a new government. in a moment, a review of blood, stem cell and organ donation among black, asian and ethnic minority communities in england has found that demand is disproportionately high, while supply remains very low. in sport, pakistan wick

critics say it's a frankenstein coalition which could lead to a political monster but it's the firstainty. little known lawyer and academic giuseppe conte was sworn in alongside other cabinet ministers to lead western europe's first anti—establishment government. yesterday we reported on the sale of the script of one of the nation's best—loved two ronnies script — in which ronnie barker walks into a hardware shop looking for... well... fork handles. four candles. four candles? here you are four candles. no fork handles. there you are, four candles. no fork handles. handles for forks. well the script sold at auction for £33,880 — slightly less than expected — and good value for a piece of comedy history. i'm sure that is a bargain. four pages of ronnie barker's handwritten script. let's take a look at the weather. no script here, i may get up as i go along. i shouldn't say that! the forecast contains the possibility of heavy and thundery downpours, this was the scene, this is the other side of scotland and there is still an issue of localised flooding, disruption from these thundersto

this is what nationalists, mariano rajoy called this frankenstein to have these numbers against him. an end to corruption. that is the interesting aspect of this, the backing he has and the measures he might have to take as a result of the outcome of this confidence vote, we're not suddenly looking at a period of guarantees stability in madrid, are we? it is different in a sense. we were talking from rome where parties or a eurosceptic to say the least, this, you have a socialist party that wants to say that they are to keep them in. the basque party want to keep that in places there is no sign of the southern european panic but its volatility domestically. bearing in mind, there is not being a successful vote of no confidence, we are talking about working last year against mariano mariano rajoy. we may have a departing prime minister, all the new coming prime minister, pedro sanchez. chanting we have mariano rajoy about to leave office. he is hoping some of his supporters. this is clearly a partisan crowd. slightly moved away by the police as the departing prime minister is about to

some are calling it a frankenstein government, it could create a political monster, he talks about stability he is sworn in in three hours when he meets king felipe. thanks very much, gavin lee in madrid. the european union's trade commissioner has warned that the us is playing a dangerous game by imposing tariffs on european steel and aluminium. in response, the eu has issued a io—page list of tariffs on us goods ranging from harley—davidson motorcycles to bourbon. canada and mexico are also planning new taxes on us products. police scotland have named the two officers who were stabbed at a house in greenock yesterday. pc kenny mackenzie has a serious neck injury whilst his colleague pc laura sayer was stabbed in the arm. a 43—year—old man arrested after the incident is also being treated in hospital. five people have died in a major food poisoning outbreak in the united states. almost 200 cases of e.coli linked to romaine lettuce have been reported across 35 states. it's the largest us outbreak of its kind in more than a decade. football fans have just 12 more days until the start of the w

in a bitter attack on new prime minister petro sanchez he said a frankenstein government was being formed with disastrous traveling companions in the past nationalist uncatalogued separatists who backed his no confidence motion. so that political scientists believe with a new leadership the people's party could reinvigorated space and distance itself from the taint of corruption the government of the whole would leave and never face these political crises they use the mundane all the part of the as he was before the make any kind of regeneration of the parties the socialist prime minister spent the day naming new members of his cabinet they included a catalan as foreign minister who had opposed last year's secession referendum the full catalog of president carter's push for more fighting extradition in germany described him as a violent who had escalated hate in catalonia not an encouraging start of the sanchez this hope to deescalate the separatist crisis chaytor al-jazeera address. well you can buy that much more about the stories we're following on our web site hates to head straight t

in a bitter attack on new prime minister petro sanchez he said a frankenstein government was being formed with disastrous travelling companions the nationalists uncatalogued separatists who backed his no confidence motion. so but political scientists believe with a new leadership the people's party could reinvigorated space and distance itself from the taint of corruption the government of the them never faced these political crises they used the mundane all departed the as he was before the make any kind of regeneration of the party so the socialist prime minister spent the day naming new members of his cabinet they included a catalan as foreign minister who had opposed last year's the session referendum to form a catalogue of president carter's push for more fighting extradition in germany described him as a man who had escalated hate in catalonia not an encouraging start of the sanchez of his hopes to deescalate the separatist crisis change to al-jazeera but dree. syrian kurdish forces have announced pull out of a strategic town in the country's north after an agreement between the u.s

luckily, you can now test without going to a sleep center and getting hooked up like frankenstein's monster two devices to use at home. i'm hooked up to the at-home sleep apnea test. the nose canula feels a little weird, but after that, it's tolerable. >> reporter: after that, we followed up. >> it wasn't sleep apnea. >> reporter: the bad news is, i'm getting so little sleep, i can't do the next test. it's not sleeping pills for a solution. but cognitive behavioral therapy. trains you to fall asleep quickly, develop good sleep habits. mine were all wrong. for starters, i go to bed as soon as i get home, but between three shows, that can vary, from 5:00 a.m., to 9:00 a.m. not counting extra shoots. >> it's important to have a routine schedule, because your brain has a routine schedule even if you don't. and all of the cells in your body have a 24-hour cycle. >> reporter: my second mistake, staying in bed even if i can't go to sleep. >> you can't have the bed associated with anxiety. after 20 minutes, get out of bed, do something relaxing. and then when you feel sleepy get back into bed. >> r

there are parts of that, emnants -- kind of a frankenstein monster made out of microcontrol units fromic. it has been a long time since a japanese chip company went outside acquiring something this big. there is speculation they are muscle for taking acquisitions overseas. now they are getting the know how and the base of overseas managers who can help them with further acquisitions. it is definitely an interesting space to watch. haidi: tech reporter there in tokyo. coming up, the meltdown in bitcoin is starting to spread. one is calling it an epidemic of enthusiasm. more on the collapse next. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: this is bloomberg markets asia. australia set to become the first developed company to pass sweeping laws against foreign interference, reducing chinese meddling in national affairs and joining us now is our bloomberg australia government reporter jason scott coming to us from the nation's capital's capital. what is being considered here? >> there are two new laws basically being introduced to crack down on national security concerns. they are designed to reduce inter

they have one more daughter, mary godwin, who is mary shelley and the author of frankenstein. then she died. everybody thought oh, she was a whore. the public opinion of her was that she was an irredeemable scandal. that then associate educated women with scandal. even worse would be said about francis wright, known as fanny. she was a scotswoman who was born in 1795 and comes to america in 1818 and travels around the united states writing travelogues. the views of society and manners in america, published in 1821. it is not a positive review about america. she goes back to scotland, but then she returns again in the company of the marquis de lafayette when he is making his 1824 tour. she travels around the country in very good company, and that exposes her to more american thinkers and she becomes an advocate of abolition, workers rights, sexual freedom -- you can imagine how that went over -- and an advocate of education for women. she founded two different communes. you might have heard the showbook community in tennessee or new harmony in indiana. those were her communitie

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i call this the frankenstein tax bill.nly because the various components were pieced together .ike the monster the only purpose of which is to actually extract, you know, a big tax cut from people making very much money. $100,000.than more importantly, i have clients making under $50,000, under $100,000. some of them have tax bills going up in this patchwork of monstrosity. the most important thing to remember, though, is that their health care is going up, gas is go up. any benefit being given to under 250,000, give or take, is being taken away in other areas. the underlying result of this is we are going to have more debt and i think we need to realign singleand give people a a or health care to cut their health insurance cost. that is the biggest concern according to current polls. robbing peter to pay paul, schappert -- shuffle the next three card monte. what we end up with is one client making 400 thousand dollars per year in getting a $30,000 tax cut and another client with $2 million in capital gains getting an incr

frankenstein's monster always returns to the castle.have created this angry mob that is going out. they fired them up. they have convinced a good portion of them that, you know, the next hitler is occupying 1600 pennsylvania avenue. that, if you really believe that you almost have a moral obligation to do something. so, that would turn against people as you would sees a insufficiently outraged would make sense. we are not there yet. it's a race souter of, ed, will the mob snap before the november election or will the november election happen? it's a weird game of chicken the left is playing right now. ed: absolutely, derek. outrage inc. is a great book. you get bonus for mentioning kidnap throw night while we have dean cain on the show today. >> i saw that. ed: remember when elaine chao actual confronted some of her protesters. >> thank you, appreciate it. >> why don't you leave my husband alone? ed: she stood up for her husband and mitch mcconnell is reactin reacting ahead. president trump touting six months of tax cuts. it was this wo