then she came back to me which was excruciating well, you know, i thought frazier was dead with cheers build an audience and greg, potential for building up the character to another place act plays there's a small boy after the tragic death of my father. >> i kept the pain of that loss buried deep within me. it like a serpent coiled with an adult cave. okay that's it. >> we always assume the audience was smarter than most other people did we played do that. >> she is just unschooled like l-isa do little far to the right. henry higgins, she'll be ready for a bold and no time. >> even to europe with a pig back in pygmalion kelsey grammer played pomposity like nobody has ever seen and got huge laughs. so considered a move until my fingers have completely cleared the piece what's taken so long, but i am analyzing my options like you win, get a broach. >> i like to plan a strategy a good general leading his troops into battle frazier probably stands is the single most successful spin off, at least in history of sitcom and the emmy goes to frasier. >> frasier >> thursday nights on nbc, 75 mi

frazier. i kind of have a comment into question, i guess.is, something i've noticed over, i want to say the last 20 years, as it kind of correlates with a lot of this disaster relief, and this goes back to, like, katrina and everything, i've noticed that as the distrust in fema grows, so, too, does the incline of fani willis groups behind projects -- of fundamentalist groups like behind project 2025, the same kind of personalities spreading rumors across the board. specifically, i'm not sure, kimberly, if you could look up a link to this, or if mr. frazier is familiar, are you folks really are with a group masqueraded as disaster relief called meta-core, related with the dauber family and that sphere of influence? i feel like that needs to be addressed, and i don't want to give those people any more recognition or anything, but at the same time, they were just featured hanging out with ivanka trump and elon musk, and i think if they have billionaire funding behind them, that is extra dangerous. so i guess if that is something you guys could

frazier. i kind of have a comment into question, i guess.is, something i've noticed over, i want to say the last 20 years, as it kind of correlates with a lot of this disaster relief, and this goes back to, like, katrina and everything, i've noticed that as the distrust in fema grows, so, too, does the incline of fani willis groups behind projects -- of fundamentalist groups like behind project 2025, the same kind of personalities spreading rumors across the board. specifically, i'm not sure, kimberly, if you could look up a link to this, or if mr. frazier is familiar, are you folks really are with a group masqueraded as disaster relief called meta-core, related with the dauber family and that sphere of influence? i feel like that needs to be addressed, and i don't want to give those people any more recognition or anything, but at the same time, they were just featured hanging out with ivanka trump and elon musk, and i think if they have billionaire funding behind them, that is extra dangerous. so i guess if that is something you guys could

prize. - what we celebrate in darnella frazier is the fact that, it's a hell of a way to think aboute a difference, that they're not powerless. - derek chauvin became like the sacrificial lamb in a way. he deserved what he got, don't get me wrong, but it's like, "okay, we'll give you him, there you go. happy?" no, not happy. people are still dying. - it could be any one of us, any given day. and that's the cruelty of it, right? there's no pattern, there's no correlation, other than the fact that we are all african americans. we had a kind of period of a sense of more peace around racial questions, or at least for young people, they thought we had that. (chuckles) and so then for them it was kind of real ripping away of a sort of veil of innocence to see the police beatings and police brutality. - that's one of the most polarizing parts of gen z's entire timeline, right? we're living in a time where we live to see the first black president, but we're also living in a time where seeing shootings of young black boys and girls has become a normal part of our everyday life. when i was dia

announcer: and now, "bbc news" ♪ christian: hello, i'm christian frazier and this is "the con contextnt biden: i'm comfortable with them stopping. we should have a cease-fire now. >> we don't know when it's going to happen or what scale it will take and how long it will last. >> there's nowhere we will not go to protect our people and protect our country. ♪ christian: the leadership decapitated, is this when israel pushes? the tanks have been prepositioned and the ground invasion looks to be imminent. we have all the analysis. our correspondents are on stand by across the region. a very good evening, welce to the program. israeli special forces have been carrying out small targets and raids into southern lebanon gathering intelligence and probing ahead of an expected ground incursion. israeli tanks are gathering the country's northern border. the biden administration says it expects an immanentist really vasion. much of the fighting is taking place at the lebanese border and there is concern it could spread a meeting got underway and the army is waiting for a signal from the governmen

and my next up, we've got falling stars, which two of these people both have fallen off of a stage, frazier it's the most beautiful thing i've ever seen about the funniest video of all grammar, you say kelce grandma, pick one from another sad, it's got to be it's got to be olivia olivia rodrigo. >> rodriguez. yeah. >> rodrigo or rodriguez rigo grandpas out to be her. >> i mean olivia rodrigo and kelsey grammer have both taken public spills. >> olivia rodrigo failed to a trap door on stage at a concert in australia this week understand how rich you have to be to just get right back up after falling it's not about you, but if i fell on a stage in a multimillion dollar bill, i'm just laid out the whole weed. would emotionally, prepare for the best thing you've ever seen so, olivia fell in australia. >> and while delivering a speech at disneyland, this happened to kill grammer through it's a small world pretending i was a un interpreter off the stage and fall off the stage and then you marinate for a bit and a woman. that woman follows. she procedures probably hurt she snapped right back up bec

in august 1778, some 43 men were placed under the command of captain william frazier, a mikkelsen's corps, to act as ranger company. the men to their actual regiments. when the campaign was done. captain robert. we command twice as many of the following year for service on campaign. under sir john johnson. it is unknown where exactly they came from, but the quartermaster general's stores in quebec was issued up contained in a blue regiment of coats faced white, which were issued to the royalists in 1778 and in smaller numbers to them and others for the next years. some the royalist had worn a red coat faced green in 1777, and they very much wished to return to that as quickly as possible, fearing friendly fire inside its. the officers had given some of the men blanket coats in december 1778 to simply avoid confusion. after about six months, sir john johnson ceded administration of the royalists to one of their dacalp. mcalpin been an officer in the britishy nce 1737 and a captain in 60 of regiment since 1771. on may 79, mcalpin took over a post he would hold until his death. on july. 22nd

>> these companies risk by moving away from diversity programs yeah, boris, i spoke to ken frazier, who was the ceo of merck and ken chenault who led american express and both of these former ceos, they tell me that there are significant risks for companies that pulled back on dei frazier told me that dei is really about finding opportunities to identify hidden talent and disadvantage talent in a world where not everybody has the same chance for opportunities. >> so companies that rolled back on their commitment to diversity are going to live commit equal opportunities for people who face barriers because of their skin color or the neighborhood they grew up in, or the school they went to. and they're also guys. there is also significant business risks for companies have pulled back on dei dei is good for the bottom line, research shows so boost financial performance format is it attracts talent. it makes employees more, more motivated. so, companies that are, that are reversing themselves on their commitments to diversity are taking big challenges here yeah, it's really interesting and

announcer: and now, "bbc news" christian: hello, i'm christian frazier and this is "the context."n: you have the opportunity to save lebanon before it leads to a war and the suffering we see in gaza. >> the prime minister addressing the people of lebanon directly and not mentioning anyone by name, confirming they've taken not just the successor of nasarallah but the next person to be in line. >> he was saying, either you do what we say or we're going to destroy lebanon and it's going to be your fault. >> israel was not interested in this war. it was not interested in the continuation of this war, and at the moment we can ensure the safety of our citizens, we should stop. ♪ christian: more than 70% of the homes in gaza have been damaged or destroyed. tonight benjamin netanyahu threatened lebanon with the same unless it rejects hezbollah. the leadership of hezbollah is gone but the group not capacitated. more than 100 rockets came over the border today, the warring parties digging in. what does it mean for the future of lebanon and for palestinian statehood. we'll talk tonight to th

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the ali-frazier fight, john lennon's last concert elvis presley played there. even the pope, as well as other moments in american history. here's former president trump addressing the crowd with your vote in this election. i will end inflation. i will stop the invasion of criminals coming into our country, and i will bring back the american dream. we need the american dream. trump was the last to speak behind jd vance, doctor phil, hulk hogan and others, his top aide, stephen miller, told the crowd what america would look like under a future trump administration. who's going to stand up and say the cartels are gone? the criminal migrants are gone, the gangs are gone. america is for americans and americans only. other lead up speakers made much more racist and offensive comments, one in particular talking about the sex practices of hispanics in a way that we can't even begin to hint at, and calling puerto rico a floating island of garbage. the trump campaign says it doesn't agree with the statements made at the rally. oh, that's tesla ceo elon musk. he was there

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frazier. freiemuth, over the head pass, intended for mccormick is recovered by dallas.urdan lewis is going after him with good reason. a great job by the officials to defuse something there. in the super bowl, it was pittsburgh versus green bay, was mccarthy then and he gets the win tonight. both these teams are 3-2. >> cris: what the heck's going on? you have to go through the standings to try and figure it all out. >> mike: it is monday, and i'm doing exactly that right now. for those of you who love football, this day started at 9:30 a.m. with the vikings and

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>> yeah, i do, it was joe frazier, muhammad ali in madison square garden many, many years ago. >> no> no way. >> thank you, president. is this your mug shot? [laughter] >> laura: that is who mentw relate to, not this guy. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪au joining me now colby covington ufc welterweight title friend of the "angle." wait a second, colby, bruce springsteen is campaigning tonight for kamala harris with barack obama and all the celebrities. aren't they kind ocelebritf the "bro vote"! >> they are deathly not the "bro vote." they are probably on the epstei. client list or diddy list and probably trying to campaign fora haharris-walz team. spent years trying to neutero masculinity and labeling toxic and calling it into patriarchy ill and know an amazing man anda every man is a straight male. >> laura: colby, when i see s a desperate kamala harris. she was asked abouwat the "bro vote" and she kind of tried to ignore it. i want to play it for you. watch. >> man still say they are supporting donald trump. why do you think that is? >> but is not experience. >> men are not as excited o

>> citigroup, i asked jane frazier a tough question on their recent earnings call.ed for the whole call, she gave an answer that gave me and others greater conviction. she said, she does not expect escalation of the regulatory issues, she's confident enough that she was able to answer my question, they're on the right path. they reiterated the target for getting over double-digit returns in a couple of years. so, if you shut off the conference call early and you heard her first answer, which it was a tough question, then you might have had a negative reaction. the stock has not performed well roi recently. if you stayed until the end of the call, this ceo is sticking her neck out and there's nowhere to hide. i respect her for the answer she gave me and investors should pay attention. i think they're past the worst of their regulatory issues. that's my number one pick. i expect that stock to double over the next two and a half years. >> we'll see. but you are a five time in a row winner of the all-america team. you must have something going for you. >> well, i'm risk

katherine frazier top scored for scotland with 14 and was one of only two players to reach double figurese on england in their final pool match on sunday. south africa face bangladesh in dubai on saturday. meanwhile sri lanka are chasing 173 to be —— beat india in group a. uncapped players have been added to the england squad ahead of the upcoming nation's league matches against greece and finland. newcastle back to deliver mentor was part of lee carly�*s life to deliver mentor was part of lee ca rly�*s life last to deliver mentor was part of lee carly�*s life last month's games against the republic of ireland and finland but did not feature. liverpool's midfielder curtisjones, his first call up in may, as part of gareth southgate's provisional euro 2024 squad. england take on greece tomorrow at wembley. scotland will be aiming to end the longest when this run in their history when they travel to croatia on saturday. steve clarke's site have lost five and drawn three of their last eight competitive fixtures. with injuries to key players continuing to mount, 18—year—old winger ben doak, wh

coming up with some of the biggest names in the industry going to be on stage with the likes of jane frazierfink. we talked about some of the other bank ceos, david solomon will be there. berkeley ceo, alongside some of the other big vc names. to that point, this year the major theme actually is going to be one around tech and ai. at 5:00 p.m. this afternoon there will be a special conversation. there's a lot of mysteries surrounding who he will be speaking with. we don't actually know, but it seems like it could be somebody big from the tech industry. we will stay tuned for that but it ties into an announcement that was made earlier that they are looking to set up a $40 billion fund to invest in artificial intelligence, so we are looking for more details on that and possibly whoever the supplies mystery guest will be. it is also some chatter that mohammed bin salman will be attending the conference. it explains some of the noise you are hearing behind me tom: great work on the ground for us in riyadh. hopefully could skip the qs with a special pass. thank you very much for the latest. now w

mohamed ali and joe frazier devoted out in the fight of the century. billy joel finished a record sold out residency, and now another native new yorker will be in the spotlight at madison square garden later today. that's where the former president is set to hold a huge rally in his hometown this evening. rally goers being let in as you can see. the campaign said tickets for the 19500 seat venue ran out within hours of going online. people have been lining up for hours to get in. hello everyone and welcome to "fox news live" i am eric shawn. hi arthel. arthel: hello everyone i am arthel neville. well, nine days to go both candidates are hitting the trail hard in the final push to close the deal vice president kamala harris campaigning and must win swing state pennsylvania. the vp spoke at a philadelphia church this morning and will hold a rally in the city of brotherly love later this afternoon. erbefore trumpets take a detouro a state that's widely expected to lose, new york state. rally could have impact on the fight to control the house with some of

this, where we stand, is where the greatest of all time mohamed ali face to joe frazier in the fighty. it is where the king, elvis pressley played for 80000 screaming fans. it is where the immortal hulk hogan pinned the sheik and let inlethole khamenei at run wild. and now the most important election and our history, the greatest champion of them all donald j trump has come to madison square garden. [cheering] and i believe, and just eight short days we are going to turn the united states of america read make donald j trump the president of the united states. u.s. a. usa. usa. now, my friends i have got the easiest job in american politics. think about this. all i have got to do is remind people what life was like when donald j trump was president of the united states. we had peace. we had prosperity. take-home pay was rising the fastest that it had in 40 years. inflation was at 1.5% the lowest it had been in a generation. gas and groceries were affordable. and when donald trump was a president we have the most secure border in the history of this country. [cheering] that is the dona

real estate portfolios, i want to hear where some of those headwinds actually may be lifted >> jane fraziert's going on at citi, which is very cheap, so, i think that's interesting and i have a question for karen, if we have time. >> sure, we have time. >> any update on the restraining order? >> oh. >> it's expired, but you know -- >> perfect >> trying to be cool >> one thing, about a month ago, a couple bank ceos talked down trading revenues, you remember that so, i think it's interesting you derisk that activity who knows what's going on there s >>> coming up, shares of hims and hers down today. the news that had thnae mes moving more "fast money" in two >>> shares of hims and hers health dropping 10% today after the fda removed eli lilly's drugs from its shortage list hims had been providing cheaper or compounded versions but the compounded drugs can only be manufactured when brand name options like mounjaro and zepbound are in short supply companies selling compounded versions could face lawsuits this was the bread and butter for this company, when you take a look back at the stock char

. >> next up, we've got falling stars which two of these people both have fallen off of a stage frazier it's the most beautiful thing i've ever seen about the funniest video of all time okay. grammar. you say kelce, grammer, pick one from another sad, it's got to be scott, olivia. olivia rodrigo rodriguez. rodriguez or rodriguez rigo grandpa got to be her. >> i mean olivia rodrigo and kelsey grammer have both taken public spills olivia rodrigo failed through a trap door on stage at a concert in australia this week >> do you understand how rich you have to be to just get right back up after falling what about you? >> but if i fell on a stage in a multimillion dollar bill, i'm just laid out the whole time i'm not moving sir, are you okay? >> i smoked weed. would >> so rodrigo fill this week emotionally, prepare for the best thing you've ever seen so olivia fell in australia and while delivering a speech at disneyland, this happened to kelsey grammer. through it's a small world pretending i was a un interpreted fall off the stage and fall off the stage and then you mare for a bit the diffe

i i think james frazier at the conference this week in the middle east did a great job of bifurcatingtrifur candidating that into really high-end consumers and the wealthy, the middle class and the lower class. this is largely a high income phenomenon. charles: right. >> the lower class are in trouble, and the middle class are being much more -- she used the word discerning. charles: by the way, i love herment i'm a huge fan. i would love to find a slide for that to show it on the show. let's talk about investment themes. you still like the a.i. infrastructure as sort of, you know, with the data center stuff. >> love the data center stuff, love a.i. was at an event last night where a creative agency was talking to me about how much they are getting creatively in terms of branding and advertising. charles: right. >> which is -- charles: going to start to get some roi numbers on that -- and i think we are. charles: diabetes and obesity. lily got hammered this week -- >> lily is one company. charles: is it getting crowded? >> i don't think so. we're just at that point where there is a lo

itself, though absolutely huge, selling out madison square garden, which has been home to the ali-frazier fight, john lennon's last concert, elvis presley and the pope, as well as other moments in american history. here's former president trump addressing the crowd with your vote in this election. i will end inflation. i will stop the invasion of criminals coming into our country, and i will bring back the american dream. we need the american dream. trump the last to speak behind elon musk, doctor phil, hulk hogan and others. his top aide, stephen miller, told the crowd what america would look like under a future trump administration. who's going to stand up and say the cartels are gone? the criminal migrants are gone, the gangs are gone. america is for americans and americans only. other lead up speakers made much more direct, racist, racist and offensive comments. one in particular talking about the sex practices of hispanics in such a way that we cannot even hint at it, and calling puerto rico a floating garbage can. the trump campaign says it doesn't agree with the statements made at

. >> frazier local election headquarters. it's an all-out fight for the white house. and this week the presidential candidates are crisscrossing the country today. both are in the critical battleground state of pennsylvania, washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt joins us live now with the latest on the race. hey, hannah. hi, stephanie. >> any minute now, former president donald trump is scheduled to begin a town hall in the suburbs of philadelphia and over in the other corner of the state, vice president kamala harris is holding a rally in erie. >> we are nearing the home stretch. vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump are very busy on the campaign trail this week. today. both candidates have events in pennsylvania and later in the week, harris is targeting blue wall states with stops in both michigan and wisconsin. will trump plans to travel to georgia, illinois, florida and to new york and the candidates are using the events to target each other. we have stupid leaders and we're getting rid of the stupid latest. we can't have another

they make siegfried and roy look like ali and frazier. it's getting sad at this point. listen to actress jennifer garner trying to assure male kamala supporters that they're still men. i mean, i'm looking at these beautiful faces, these women and these strong men. god, is there anything sexier than a man who is like men for kamala, who ha ha. those men are just cheering because they want free tampax. that video made your scrotum shrink than a urologist with cold hands. the only way kamala voters are hot is if they're running a fever. and frankly, you'd have to be delirious to vote for her. and then there's obama. sensing trouble admonishing black men for not voting for her, blaming it on sexism. we have not yet seen the same kinds of energy and turnout in all quarters of our neighborhoods and communities, as we saw when i was running. i also want to say that that seems to be more pronounced with the brothers. when you have a choice that is this clear? part of it makes me think when i'm speaking to men directly now, part of it makes me think that, well, you just aren't f

in the release, ceo james frazier saying the firm's recent simplification and restructuring drove a 2%hares coming off their highs of the pre-market trading, now up about 0.5%. guys? >> okay. leslie, thank you. >>> meantime, joining us right now to talk about citi and the other big bank results from this morning, bank of america and goldman sachs. devon ryan is here, citizens jmp senior research analyst. look at these three. tell me what your biggest headline is and which one you actually like and you don't like? >> i think the biggest headline is results are getting better. people are beating on capital markets, trading, investment banking. and we think we're on the front end of that recovery. so 2025 is going to be a lot better than 2024. that gets to kind of the other question, what do we like? we still like firms that are levered to capital markets, goldman sachs would be kind of the top one there. and then, another firm that we didn't hit yet is schwab, that also just reported. that's another one, they're having a big pre-market move here and that's one that a bank that we think h

this -- where we stand is where the greatest of all time, muhammad ali, faced joe frazier in the fightgan pinned the iron sheikh and let hulk-o-mania run wild. and now the greatest champion of them all, donald j. trump has come to madison square garden. [cheers and applause] and i believe in just eight short days, we're going to turn the united states of america red and make donald j. trump the president of the united states. [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting "u.s.a."] now, my friends, i've got the easiest job in american politics. think about this. all i've got to do is remind people what life was like when donald j. trump was president of the united states. [cheers and applause] we had peace. we had prosperity. take-home pay was rising the fastest it had in 40 years. inflation was at 1.5%, the lowest it had been in a generation. gas and groceries were affordable. and when donald trump was president we had the most secure border in the history of this country. [cheers and applause] that's the donald trump record and that's a record that's going to win in just nine short days. [che

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