the next stop will be george street. who's asked us to conceal her identity, was 21 when she joined a youth group in 2018. there was a massive drive for fundraising. i was told that i had to go to my friends, my family, to try and raise this money. and it just seemed that there was a lot of pressure to do that in order to raise money for the church. three years later, she says she made a big personal donation. how much did you give? i gave everything i had — over 15,000. £15,000 in one go? yeah, it was all that i had, all my savings that i had in my current account at that time. liz says church videos like this persuaded her donating would bring her closer to god. i sold tvs. i sold furniture. that sunday came and i walked to the altar with my envelope. i didn't even pay my phone bill. through her sacrifice, - andrea had a total difference in her financial life. things did start changing. people started coming my way, offering mejobs, positions. because they'd given a sacrifice, they'd given a certain amount of money, so

george w. bush, "wall street journal" columnist bill mcgurn, we have wall street pro and author carol roth. bill. "the wall street journal" reports former president obama is worried that biden will lose and will not be automobile to stop donald trump. washington post reports the president is angry and blaming his team but, bill, he just hit another new lower of 34% in a new monoif mouth poll. voters seem to be saying, you know who's to blame? joe biden, look in the mirror. >> yeah. i think joe biden should say to his predecessor or say to president obama, come on, man, you're reading the wrong polls. it seems that everyone in the democratic party is reading the wrong polls instead of whatever mythical polls that joe biden believes are showing him way out in front. elizabeth: yeah. carol a, to what bill is saying, that's been the president's narrative. i mean, the post reports, carol, that behind the scenes biden is complaining that his economic message is not stopping his plunging poll numbers. jill biden and joe biden are telling aides and friends they're frustrated. democrat pollster stan

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because in 2020 tens of millions of working people took to the streets to protest against the races. police murders of george floyd in by your mental racism is a literal thing. it is not hard to read about. it's going to destroy our water shed as a military veteran, and i know what militarization looks like. please make sure that you understand that this is just not a volt, right? these are our lot cutting down a for in a black neighborhood in the middle of the climate catastrophe. and they're continuing to militarize the police interest more people. and it's the people that are talking about investing and social services that are considered extreme that these people are living in a delusion. emails obtained by the atlanta community press collective showed that the head of the police foundation and a city official had been referring to the protesters as terrorists, months before those charges were used. i think so, the worst accusations that have been made for things like throwing rocks at police, burning cvs or construction equipment. you identify those individuals and you charge them with crime scene or wh

that new congress and inaugurating washington in april of 1789 up on wall street to be our first president. remarkable. george washington said when he became the first president. never before in history had you seen this sort of people debating about their form of government without violence, not leading to a collapse of order, but really open reason leading to this creation of this new form of government. from his inauguration forward, washington was simply known as mr. president. at the time, it was a no frills title as he was determined to keep the country away from nobility. we'll be right back. stop! get on the ground. they■re back. you are going to jail today with all new episodes. crazier twists, undeniable credi on video plots that defy reasoning. i understand that my pants were down, it■s weird and the best acting you've ever seen. and this was how many grams? cops all new episodes every friday. only on fox nation. why is that? cause i'm a criminal, man. - wounded warrior project has been with me every step of my journey. - they've helped me realize it's possible to rise to the top again. - it's poss

signing their names having new congress and gnawing rating april 1789 on wall street to be our first president. remarkable. >> georgeident never before in history have you seen this sort of people debating about their form of government without violence. not leading to a collapse of order but really open reason leading to this creation of this new form of government. >> bret: from his inauguration forward, washington was simply known as mr. president. at the time, it was a no frills title. as he was determined to keep the country away from nobility. >> rich: to rescue the constitution on fox news channel sunday at 10:00 p.m. eastern. up next the panel on the hunter biden's indictments plus, winners and losers. and, later, "notable quotables." ♪ (fisher investments) in this market, you'll find fisher investments is different than other money managers. (other money manager) different how? aren't we all just looking for the hottest stocks? (fisher investments) nope. we use diversified strategies to position our clients' portfolios for their long-term goals. (other money manager) but you still sell investments that gene

person registered in my apartment on kokhovskaya street, house number 25, zhenechka, could joke like that grishman. he could have become our dzyuk ellington, georgeuri saulsky, michel legrand, paul maria, but he had already stopped, he was already becoming, if he had not left this world at the age of 33, introducing him to belarusian music. who is he, where did he even come from in minsk? well, they once told me that somewhere in 1964 he came, supposedly from the city of gorky , to enroll in... and began to give him work in his orchestra, work as an arranger, in the control room, and we began recording. you know, the personality and talent of a leader always determine him team. in this case, uraisky had first-class arrangers. it was yura tsaryuk. without text, and raisky initiated our meeting with him, well, i must say that by the mid-sixties i was already a recognized author of song lyrics, i never call myself a poet, no, i was just the author of song lyrics, but my songs are set to music evgenia. glebov, dmitry smolsky, boris raisky, yuri semenyak, lev moller, were heard on television, on the radio, in concerts upon request, they were published

streets were lined with citizens as well as soldiers. after the service the leaders went down to mount vernon and churchill laid a wreath at the tomb of george and mrs. washington. that itself was a symbol of reconciliation from the revolution, every war. but it was remarkable that during the service, the rector wells had asked the congregation to sing the battle hymn of the republic. and so because the need for unification during that from that war, there was time for us all to come together. so they left mount vernon in the rain in the cold rain, they came back to washington. they stopped at the lincoln memorial and went back to the white house for where churchill was staying. and that evening, they were joined by the ambassadors of the soviet union and china to sign the first declaration of the united nations. and churchill was amazed that his friend franklin roosevelt had persuaded the soviet ambassador to sign a document that called for freedom of religion. and he jokingly said to roosevelt afterwards, if you lose reelection in 1944, i'll ask the king to make you the archbishop of canterbury. but of course, that never happened. so the r

street twice a month, years ago. all i'm trying to say is this. george washington never wanted two parties. host: we want to get to a couple more callers before we have to let daniel go. do you have a response to that caller? guest: so, i will respond to a couple of things. when it comes to political reforms like doing away with the electoral college or electing a president, there is a fair amount of support for those reforms, particularly among young people. young people support a multiparty system given their strong support for third candidates. i don't think those kinds of reforms are particularly likely. but, there is a strong amount of political support for them, particularly among young people. host: joe is in minneapolis, minnesota on our democratic line. caller: good morning. host: good morning. caller: i'm calling in about a couple of things. a lot of people are saying that young people are not educated enough or they don't know history or anything. well, young people have always been like that because they are young people. before they know it, they will be old people. i think we

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catherine lucey is "wall street journal," thank you for being with us this morning. >> thank you. >>> all right. georgeo longer in congress, but he's in line with plenty of problemsms with the e housuse gop. we'll hahave the falallout from expulsion,n, up next. ♪ >>> what is the point of playing games? that is the question florida state's coach wants to know the answer to. and plenty of other people do, too, after the seminoles were snubbed by the college football playoffs, despite winning all of their games, literally undefeated. coy wire has this morning's "bleacher report." coy. >> kasie, the coach used words like infuriated, disgusted. the commissioner called it unfathomable. and some bursting out in anger when the announcement was made. others glued to their seat. just the one not to make the college football playoff. losing their star jordan travis after the seeming injury two weeks ago was the reason. two one-loss teams, alabama and texas make it in instead. travis tweeted i wish y'all would have my leg broken last season. and they arguably were deservedly meant to be in there. >> i mean, 00i ge

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china cosmic i'm surprised that your question but okay i drive down the street from atlanta it's the weekend after the murder of george floyd get to my parents a house i see washington being teargas and i thought how am i going to go where the carter center goes 113 different elections in different countries but i think were going to have an oil in the united states i call president carter and said i want to talk about how we do this overseas for not going to hold a mirror to ourselves and figure for doing it right. we have not looked at what are some of the similarities overseas that we need to think about in the u.s.? how do we build trust back in the election process? we do independent observing and monitoring and 40 different countries and different elections we are doing it today in zimbabwe as we speak there's 98 observers looking at the elections in zimbabwe. so fast-forward to 2020 and out 2022 we did in georgia, arizona, a little bit here in michigan. north carolina. we are starting to look at this at home because i think it is important that independent nonpartisanrv observation is eay to walk into a foreign

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when we saw people marching in the streets saying, say his name, say his name about george floyd, notnot doing that for and it's because he's for fear. and it's because he's a jewish baby. >> yeah, people are just so selective what kind of selective about what kind of violence it's violence they care about. it's almost people almost as if people have completely forgotten just completely forgotten and just brushed what brushed under the carpet. what happened on october 7th. they're only what's only interested in what's happening the moment. happening in gaza at the moment. but, back to but, you know, going back to what council have done, i what the council have done, i think really dangerous think it's a really dangerous slippery we're going slippery slope that we're going down rather than down now, if rather than punishing the people who cause violence and are anti—semitic, we punish the jews, we punish the people who just because you're not liked and you're the one provoking violence, you're the one that should be punished. i mean, that's completely insane. i mean, elliot, how would

and then i drive down the streets in atlanta as the weekend after the murder of george floyd. so i see the aftermath of the protests. i get to my parent's house and i see washington where i live for 25 years being tear gassed. and i thought how am i going to go where the carters center goes? 113 different elections and 40 countries? when i think we're going to have an issue in the united states. and so i called president carter and said, i want to talk about how we do this overseas. if we're not willing to hold a mirror at ourselves and figure out if we're doing it right. and so we have now looked at what are some of this similarities overseas that we need to think about in the us? how do we build trust back in the election process? we do independent observing and monitoring in 40 different countries, different elections. we're doing it today in zimbabwe as we speak. we've got 98 observers looking at the elections in zimbabwe. so fast forward 2020 and now 2022, we did it in georgia, arizona got a little bit here in michigan, north carolina. we're actually starting to look at t

and then i drive down the streets in atlanta as the weekend after the murder of george floyd. so i see the aftermath of the protests. i get to my parent's house and i see washington where i live for 25 years being tear gassed. and i thought how am i going to go where the carters center goes? 113 different elections and 40 countries? when i think we're going to have an issue in the united states. and so i called president carter and said, i want to talk about how we do this overseas. if we're not willing to hold a mirror at ourselves and figure out if we're doing it right. and so we have now looked at what are some of this similarities overseas that we need to think about in the us? how do we build trust back in the election process? we do independent observing and monitoring in 40 different countries, different elections. we're doing it today in zimbabwe as we speak. we've got 98 observers looking at the elections in zimbabwe. so fast forward 2020 and now 2022, we did it in georgia, arizona got a little bit here in michigan, north carolina. we're actually starting to look at t

george, good morning. not just buyers on wall street that are feeling bullish today. from 2022. and then we look over on the online sales, which adobe track, and they say sales were up 7.3% from the same time last year. right now i'm in a brick and mortar store in oakland, california, called pelago. when i was in here the other day with my kids, it was packed. business is booming, they say. this is very good news for the shop small and for local businesses. but for those buying presents to ship or buying presents online, we need to talk about shipping deadlines because those are coming in hot right now. december 16th, that's saturday. that's the deadline for the u.s. postal service. on the 19th is a step up. we go to u.p.s. and fedex deadlines. that's next tuesday. on the 20th, u.s. postal service priority deadlines hit. then if you get all the way to the 22nd, we are in one day air territory. that is your drop dead deadline, december 22nd. when you get there, it is going to be costing you a pretty penny. so get on those deadlines right away, deborah. they're coming q

is preserved pretty well, like some of the red-brick street in alexandria, virginia, old town alexandria was laid out by a young surveyor named georgehington who lived in the area , and others we have to simply use our imagination to try to imagine what manhattan island and brooklyn were like when washington was leaving american troops in what turned out to be a retreat from new york city. post: we will talk about washington in a bit, but let's hear from clarence from florida. you are on with our guest michael barone. florida, go ahead, you are first up. caller: good morning. i'm very much enjoying the segment. i wanted to ask a few questions about thomas jefferson because i admire the personal qualities of jefferson, but i'm critical on him on a few issues. a couple things when he was serving as minister france in the 1780's, i thought that jefferson was naive about the french revolution. he was actually one of the turley architects, and i don't think he recognized that it was different from the american revolution. and of course, by the time to the rate of terror, he is the united states the secretary of state. i thought he was na

is preserved pretty well, like some of the red-brick street in alexandria, virginia, old town alexandria was laid out by a young surveyor named george washington who lived in the area , and others we have to simply use our imagination to try to imagine what manhattan island and brooklyn were like when washington was leaving american troops in what turned out to be a retreat from new york city. post: we will talk about washington in a bit, but let's hear from clarence from florida. you are on with our guest michael barone. florida, go ahead, you are first up. caller: good morning. i'm very much enjoying the segment. i wanted to ask a few questions about thomas jefferson because i admire the personal qualities of jefferson, but i'm critical on him on a few issues. a couple things when he was serving as minister france in the 1780's, i thought that jefferson was naive about the french revolution. he was actually one of the turley architects, and i don't think he recognized that it was different from the american revolution. and of course, by the time to the rate of terror, he is the united states the secretary of state. i thought he wa

i'm surprised that your question but okay, and a drive down the street in atlanta as a week and after the murder of george floyd. i see the aftermath of the protests. i get to my parents' house and i see washington where i lived for 25 years the tear too gass. and i thought how am i going to go over to the carter center, 113 different electionss? in 40 countries when i think we're going to have an issue in the united states? so-called president carter and said i want to talk about how we do this overseas. if were not willing to hold a mirror to ourselves and figure out if we are doing it right. so we have now look at what are some of the similarities overseas and we need to think about in the u.s.? how to rebuild trust back in election process works we do independent observing and monitoring in 40 different countries, different elections. we are doing in today in zimbabwe as we speak. we have 98 observers look at the elections in zimbabwe so fast-forward, 2020, and at 2022, we did in georgia, arizona, a a little bit here in michigan, north carolina. we are actually started to look at this at home because

george santos is far from a victim. when i first started in my career at citigroup, i was told, "oh, you're a really smart guy." he lied about working on wall streeteven claimed falsely his grandparents escaped the holocaust and that his mother died from the effects of being in the world trade center on 9/11. she was, in fact, in brazil. i'm very proud of my jewish heritage. after claiming to be a proud americanjew, he produced perhaps the most jaw—dropping of all his explanations. i'm catholic, but i'm alsojew—ish, as an ish. i'mjew—ish. laughter. can you tell us the details of your alleged assassination attempt? but more than the lies, it was the alleged crimes that kept piling up that did for him. he's facing 23 criminal charges, among them, multiple counts of wire fraud, two counts of identity theft, three of money laundering and lying to congress — all designed, say prosecutors, to enrich himself and some of it spent on botox, fancy clothes and subscriptions to the onlyfans website. he denies all the charges. it's just the sixth time in the 233 year history of the house of representatives that a member has been expelled. and in a country that

george santos is far from a victim. when i first started in my career at citigroup, i was told, "oh, you're a really smart guy." he lied about working on wall street he even claimed falsely his grandparents escaped the holocaust and that his mother died from the effects of being in the world trade center on 9/11. she was, in fact, in brazil. i'm very proud of my jewish heritage. after claiming to be a proud americanjew, he produced perhaps the mostjaw—dropping of all his explanations. i'm catholic, but i'm alsojew—ish, as an ish. i'mjew—ish. laughter. can you tell us the details of your alleged assassination attempt? but more than the lies, it was the alleged crimes that kept piling up that did for him. he's facing 23 criminal charges, among them, multiple counts of wire fraud, two counts of identity theft, three of money laundering and lying to congress — all designed, say prosecutors, to enrich himself and some of it spent on botox, fancy clothes and subscriptions to the onlyfans website. he denies all the charges. it's just the sixth time in the 234—year history of the house of representatives that a member has been expelled and in a country th

george, good morning. we think of drugs being sold on street corners but social media is often the source especially for teensam chapman and charlie turner. >> hi, charlie. >> hi. >> who are you? >> batman! >> reporter: charlie was three weeks away from college graduation but in may of 2020 his parents say he used snap chat to buy what he thought was a percocet. >> he was prescribed percocet after his back surgery. >> reporter: but they say it wasn't a percocet. it was a fake pill, laced with fentanyl. that night their priest coming to the door. >> they said, charlie died. i said, what do you mean charlie died? they think it's pills. pills? >> this was charlie's room? >> this was charlie's room. >> reporter: charlie died of fentanyl poisoning. the turners vowing to fight illegal pill sales on line. but taking a unique approach, trying to work with social media companies. approaching snap chat directly. >> i think the light bulb moment for them was the deception, right? the fact that, our users are being exploited by bad actors who are deceptively marking a highly potent chemical as a safe familiar medicine. >

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george soros, our da who is corrupt who is under biden. people are sick of it. people want to walk down the street and be safe. see mothers with strollers pushing them around homeless encampments. all my friends have been robbed. some of us have been robbed up to five times in our homes. things have got to change. as someone who is a democrat for about 27 years, people feel safe coming to me and i would say people would be shocked if they really knew what these people think. these are pretty, pretty liberal people and they are voting for anyone who is right. we do have hope. rick caruso almost won and he leans a lot more conservative. i think he would have done a lot of great things were los angeles. there still a lot of hope. i would like to thank the people behind street people los angeles and street people beverly hills for keeping us up-to-date. those accounts are saving a lot of lives. and potentially putting criminals behind bars. >> thank you for saving america, emily. >> thanks. >>> fox news alert. hunter biden's charges have just hit. the president's son is being indicted on tax charges. fox news just

george gascÓn and the bad decisions. they put their life on the line and then they get released back onto the streets again who wants to workhat kind of environment? it is tough. >> and social media black mail also wrote prison is obsolete we need to re- imagine america without it. that statement also getting backlash. quit due to criminals we didn't belong in prison? people like charles manson and his they don't belong in prison? there is evil in the world they need to be locked up for them to said there should be i no prison anymore there's something mentally wrong. >> l.a. county association of deputy das which represents over 800 attorneys is also critical of gascÓn controversial decisions one veteran d.a. tells me he is not shocked by the promotion. >> this is not even a typical defense attorney who may be leans towards criminals. this is the absolute extreme in the criminal defense community. she is now leading our office. it is disgusting. it is a danger to our communities and something needs to be discussed. >> sources tell fox news that blackmails new role as chief of staff will be in generally 16. we have reached

george lloyd justice in policing actor. if he can't stop lawlessness at the border, how do you think he will turn lawlessness on the streets?> he is not. this has been a problem in democratic run cities throughout america. there is no accountability. they don't believe criminals should be held accountable for their crimes. we've seen for billion in retail theft in new york in the last year, no consequences. you are released immediately. you get an appearance ticket. we have to actually enforce our laws whether at the border or criminal penal code in major cities across this country and cracked down on the spike in crime. david: it all depends on voters. do you think voters in heavily democrat states like new york, california, illinois, are they going to begin to change, you see signs there's the beginning of change? we had somebody come a republican who won a race in the bronx in new york which is heavily democratic. >> we won a city council seat in the bronx for the first time in decades in large part because the policies that have been enacted in democratic states. there's a reason new york leads the nation in migration a

george washington. vanderbilt, the second and in new york city, only three of his buildings remain. they used to line the streets of new york and the only three, but still remain the pedestal to the statue of liberty. the vanderbilt family mausoleum, which is on staten island. and then the entrance to the metropolit museum, which is called wing d. and i say wing davi was completed in 1902 and obviously faces onto fifth avenue. but i say winged because most buildings in the gilded age, when they got too small, they just knocked them down. they built something bigger, they knocked it down. they built something even bigger. they didn't do that at the met, at the met, they kept on adding wings. and so it really kind of becomes this living, breathing, kind of architectural history of america over the last hundred and 50 years. and anybody who's been to the met, don't ask me how we took this photograph because 24 hours a day was a hot dog stand right at the bottom of the steps. i wish you managed to somehow get rid of and if you walk in to the building and you go up the steps, you walk through the the entrance, you go