harold ford jr. stake! >> harold: i've still got it on my face. >> greg: i've got to tape a show later and i'm disgusting. >> jesse: you could never -- not letting them have meat at school on mondays and fridays, and fridays is a vegan friday. i used to have to play sports after school. they are going to be passing out. >> harold: i try to limit the amount of red meat, but i give the mayor a lot of credit. he is the mayor. get the crime issue, get public safety done. eat whatever you want. [laughter] >> greg: a tofu burger will not protect you. >> jesse: i want everybody to know that we had a decision what kind of meat we all wanted to get. the judge chose chick-fil-a. [laughter] >> jeanine: i want to make a comment on what the mayor is saying. he is saying "i got to get new yorkers to eat a plant-based diet." worry about yourself, not what we eat. this is what reminds me of bloomberg -- that 32 ounces thing. then aoc says "get off hamburgers. "sorry, greg. [laughter] >> jesse: i hope you do not eat

>> harold: no.ood conversation. >> greg: often the best looking person at the bars the bartender. >> judge jeanine: i haven't noticed that but i'm glad that you have. the reason we don't go out as much as we used to is what you were talking about, dana. covid. everybody got so used staying home in their pajamas. [laughter] people walking around in their pajamas in new york. i'm so fed up with it. >> greg: he said it was like a surprise. you know what's causing this? covid. we have got one more. i am laughing with you, judge. >> judge jeanine: you're laughing at me because he made a joke. >> greg: you're going to love this. jordan's fees, is that his name? he is a golfer. he freaks people out with his crazy shot at the pebble beach program. he was a couple inches from a rocky cliff. i've been there. >> glad i finished the rounded didn't fall off that cliff. >> i was watching him, not the ball. >> greg: as a golfer, i'm a little dismayed that he didn't sink it. >> dana: i thought -- i thought we were

you can't freeze accounts. >> harold: it's their law in canada. >> dana: enough with the law. >> haroldrorism for the first time ever. >> jesse: they are not terrorists. >> jeanine: they are not terrorists. >> jesse: . >> jesse: cabbage. >> greg: terrorism after you eat it. [laughter] >> harold: they have cost $100 billion a day. i'm not saying -- you can disagree with me on that, but justin trudeau decided to act. anyone that breaks the law, no matter how legitimate or genuine they think they are being about fighting a law, if you break the law, you've got to pay, period! >> dana: if they get arrested and go to jail, i wonder if somebody on the opposing side of justin trudeau will offer to pay their bail. >> harold: that was wrong too. >> jesse: maybe, the canadian greg gutfeld. [laughter] >> dana: coming up, alexandria ocasio-cortez makes a wild claim about what it is to blame for the crime surge. judges have had it -- haven't even gotten started. [laughter] ♪ ♪ as a professional bull-rider i'm used to taking chances. but when it comes to my insurance i don't. i use liberty mutual, th

harold, hit it. >> harold: 13-year-old entrepreneur. merchandise at pop up shops and malls throughout philadelphia and uses proceeds to buy and donate books to schools, barber shops and lunch programs all across the city. his advice to other aspiring entrepreneurs is inspired by the great jimmy who said you should never give up. >> jesse: harold, hit it. >> judge jeanine: i love it i like that. i like what he did. spike lee, hit it. all right. who is next, hit it. >> greg: i'm glad i get to inspire young men like that everyday on "the five." it is my calling like this is my calling ♪ animals are great ♪ animals are great ♪ animals are grate ♪ >> greg: they are not just good. they're great! you know, there is nothing better than a newborn two toed sloth. how about an orphaned two toed sloth that was rescued by firefighters in rural columbia. rural not urban rural columbia and being taken care of by authorities. the great thing about -- i am just convinced this has to be the greatest pet on earth. taken contain he eats very quickly. >> gr

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how is this not news, harold? >> which think it should be news, howard. wouldn't go as far as mollie but her point should be taken seriously all-out let's. i'm believer in the rule of law. everything flows from the constitution. the chips will fall where they may. those who are ah accused will defend themselves. they will face the consequences. i don't know what else to fair and share. howard: you want to debate, not criticize but not cover it seems to be way off. ahead, with julie banderas. why joe rogan policies doesn't matter. the president loves this story, versus mitch mcconnell over january 6th. totaled his truck. timber... fortunately, they were covered by progressive, so it was a happy ending... for almost everyone. liz, you nerd, cough if you're in here! soshh! i took mucinex dm... for my phlegmy cough. what about rob's dry cough? works on that too, and lasts 12 hours. 12 hours?! who studies that long? mucinex dm relieves wet and dry coughs. ♪. howard: media are all over the rnc two dissident republicans liz cheney, adam kinzinger serving on janu

[laughter] what about you, harold? what have you planned?, judge? >> guilt is good. [laughter] >> i'm going to write that down. guilt is good. so we will have a fun night. my kids like to be part, we will have a little dinner and to my number one girl, i love you, happy valentines. >> is going out on valentine's day here in the city and then you get gouged at the prefix dinner? is that a rookie move? >> i go to the early bird special. 6:15. >> oh, dana. >> it's good. and then you can get a table. it's not a problem. >> you're still awake when you get home so you can party. >> yeah. >> got your name written all over, gutfeld. >> what are y'all doing? >> what are we doing? i'll be getting home late at 8:15 so we will be going to bed early so i can wake up and have my miracle morning. >> that's it? >> miracle morning! [laughter] >> oh, no, i will be making her very happy. we hope. "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete balanced nutrition for strength and energy. woo hoo! ensure, complete balanced

to be on think so much, i will go to you, harold. to race the alert status, does that put them in an even more isolated position then he arty feels he is in? >> may be, but remember that he said in the power status it's always raised, we are prepared. i listen to bob gates over the weekend, h.r. mcmaster, those who have met with him and they all go through points, you think about the mental state, mental health expert, but you have to think at some level he thought that even if he is raising the nuclear level, who is he raising it towards? family members in ukraine. not towards the west. if we had six weapons and not to suggest that sending weapons faster or balancing it earlier could've been the right thing or wrong thing, but had we done it he might have been able to suggest he was fighting with us and raising his status he was going to use the weapon against us. he is threatening to use it against ukrainians. because they have the gall to say to him, no. please leave our country, we are sovereign nation and independent and free an

that harold's going to work on working and on 65th street, and that's what inspired to that. yeah, and of course that wedding was quite an event. i mean, i think franklin roosevelt was delighted as he would have did say to have his new uncle teddy giveaway the bride but as soon as theodore roosevelt entered the room the entire wedding party turned to him and the bride and groomer left standing pretty much alone on the other side of the house and and someone once quipped. well, you know theodore he has to be the bride at every wedding and the corpse at every funeral so and the baby at every christian the baby in every christening, right? and the only day that the roosevelts could get married by the way was march 17th, because that was saint patrick's day and tr was going to be the grand. well, not the grand marshal but be in the grandstand you can't just do a wedding a family wedding on a trip from from new york. well, here's another thing that's worth comparing. and talking about in terms of both these leaders and that is that they are both tested. with what you might call su

i do say -- harold over to you. >> bret: what do you think, harold? >> i agree with hugh.aw school commissar. he would say exactly what hugh just said. as i listen to everyone about this, let the fact fall where they may as well as this matter the durham matter and move forward. democrats would do better focusing on crime, code, inflation and border. that is how we are going to win the elections in november. not by focusing on the politics around president trump. >> bret: kimberley, that was the message today from hillary clinton is this suggesting she is considering another run? >> you know, it's remarkable that she is actually in the running, given the thing we are just talking about. because, while we may not know everything that durham has against sussmann and rodney jof fy and others we very much know that her campaign was behind the infamous steele dossier which was said to be fbi and which the special counsel has already proven to be a complete fabrication. this was an ultimate dirty trick. and it's kind of astonishing to me that she and some of her former players a

don't write that one down, harold. the u.s. women's soccer team reached amy agreement with the u.s. soccer federation to settle six year disagreement around equal pay for u.s. women's soccer players. the u.s. soccer decided to pay a total of $24 million and provide -- promise equal pay with the men's team going forward. thank you to this team and brave young women for paving my daughter and young girls around america. congratulations. >> pete: i want to share a bucket list item at daytona 500 i always wanted to drive a nascar on the nascar track thanks to the nascar racing experience i did it show your license, watch a video for 25 minutes and then strap you into a car. get above 150 miles per hour by myself got to go 150 miles per hour. international speedway by my life. i have never been so scared since combat. >> harold: you said you were scared, too. >> martha: new jersey frarge my home state 50-mile marathon for vets -- a program for veterans and congratulations to him. he has been training all winter, freezing co

let's bring in our panel harold ford jr.sion capital. bill bennett and syndicated radio host hugh hewitt. hugh, it's hard to pinpoint the political peril winflation. can you start to see the administration seeing the writing on the wall as people deal with higher prices. >> a clip. $276 a month. the "wall street journal" reported that this morning based on a moody analytics study. and if you think about the average american family coming up with an additional $276 a month for food, utilities, rent, car payment, the stuff that they just need to buy, they look at the biden first year and they say that was a disaster. who can change this? and they will vote red. they will vote republican come november because you cannot put a 7.5% tax on everyone in the united states and expect them to apply to what you are doing. >> harold, at this environment, where there is a lot of concern about inflation, the president and the administration still pitching build back better, which is a lot more spending. >> well, first, thanks for having m

im with harold hutchinson. >> we begin talking to harold. >> we're talking about the murder of brucehim the day after the homicide and said, "everything's taken care of with bruce." >> you said that he was disposed of. that was his words? >> yes. >> what did he mean by disposed of? >> he means that he was gone. >> and gone means what? >> dead. >> not only that, harold told police that he actually heard his brother threatening bruce about that money he owed him. >> he said he was gonna kill him because of the money that he loaned him. >> and you thought he was serious? >> yup. >> i have no earthly idea where that comment came from, but yeah, did harold say it, yeah, 'cause harold's not all there. >> so now we got more reasons to go talk to john. >> there was 50 police cars at my house surrounding me like i was a fricking criminal. and i had no idea in hell what was going on. confiscating guns, nobody could leave the house. it was a joke. they turned that place upside down, every little dust ball was moved. >> john did have an alibi to offer up to police, but it appears there was a que

harold ford jr. trey gowdy former congressman from south carolina. ben, trying to get a grim of the big picture of what this means and this action, this speech from putin. and what we're hearing about military movements already. the administration has now moved state department personnel out of ukraine and they are saying that they are going to be relocating in poland. that sends its own signal. where do you think we are tonight? >> i think that we are on a track that a lot of people have been warning against for a long time because they understand vladimir putin for what he is. and the connections that were running throughout his speech today, i think go all the way back to, you know, when he was a young official working during the fall of the berlin wall, burning all thots those documents so that they didn't fall into the wrong hands when he was working for the kgb. there was real emotion, i felt like in seeing his comments about those who would deny russia's right to assert themselves here. and i

whose side are you on, harold? >> i'm on the side of law & order in this regard.ee with the political policy and a politician, you did the responsible thing, go to court to challenge the law or on elect from office. kennedy: that's in the first amendment. >> without question but you are not allowed . kennedy: not that dumb canadian one like to apparently beat up old people. >> that police officer was out of line with the 70-year-old man or even an 18-year-old guy with protesting, undoing the law or on electing an elected official, that's how you do it. you don't infringe upon other people's right. i don't mind, i don't necessarily support what they are trying to do in terms of outcome but they have every right. it doesn't say is that effective, unelected or change the law. kennedy: the truckers are just trying to get a bit of medical privacy. are you disappointed in justin trudeau? >> he's such a waste of our pretty face, he could happen so hot but then he acts like this. it's disgusting and it's going to stop working between this and the joe rogan attack, i think

harold, we saw the markets died this past week. one of the wider implications of an invasion?y. i think market applications, military implications, are all on the table. i think we have to put this into perspective, and i heard some this morning try to sort out political grievances. i remember being in congress when we were facing these challenges on a national security stage, we united at home. first off, putin has never accepted the fact that the old ussr lost the cold war, and he continues to try to revise the outcome. crimea, georgia, and now now. we continue to quarrel with things in the past, but we look after -- have to look forward. he rightly noted with mr. kirby that our nato partners, the purpose, resolve, and unity is greater than it's been in 20 years. the president and this team has advanced -- i should say ordered the advance of weapons to ukraine to ensure -- to help them protect themselves. diplomacy remains on the table, and we have all of the punishing sanctions in place if indeed he does invade. has it been perfect? no. no lead up to war is perfect but i th

harold jonker, thank you for joining us. >> carley: turn to the fox weather forecast. hey, adam?ing to get warm over the next couple days, that does not mean it is not winter. upper tier of the country, really cold air is funnel nothing, canadian arctic air and snow is falling from minneapolis, top third of the country, we're seeing rounds of winter weather today and next couple days. we have a lot of winter weather advisories stretching back to wisconsin, where heavy snow is going to fall. just west of denver, there is heavy snow. how much snow? pink areas are getting well over a foot of new accumulation here in the next couple days. that is a lot of cold air, for presidents day, i will leave you with warmer there in the east, colder in the west and those are all president-named cities there. >> carley: we love this, janice did this for valentine's day. i thought it was cute. you do not take credit for this? >> it is a whole team. >> carley: whole team effort. i get it. thank you, appreciate it. we'll switch gears to this. heartbreaking story out of chicago. a teenager shot 24 t

so, maintaining one harold referred to as the splendid deception. he had to walk, i think, with that title. but then a number of people who had no idea that franklin roosevelt was physically handy pack handicapped that he couldn't walk without assistance, or that he had braces on his tax, that was just a big surprise. on his legs, that was a big surprise. he stage managed this quite carefully. you couldn't have done it as often as he liked. he did in casablanca, the disease in hawaii, he did it in various camps around the continental united states. but he likes taking -- i think it was lincoln called it a public opinion bat -- so you would sense the mood of the troops by being in their presence. and that was something as a natural politician that he felt he needed. >> and i said i think this is casablanca, by the way. and yeah, roosevelt was treated very kindly by photographers. but i will say that in my investigation, the gentleman's agreement of the prewar years, in which if a photographer tried to amy picture of him, in a camera at him while he w

well, harold harold joncour, good luck to you and thank you for joining us tonight on "hannity". we really do appreciate it. very, very good of you. i appreciate it. all right. here now with more reaction, fox news contributor tammy bruce along without kic founder clay travis. tammy, i want to start with you. i mean, that's part of what's so frustrating here, right? the prime minister goes into parliament, accuses people of running around and standing with people with swastikas, but he won't actually take a meeting and actually meet with real blue collar truckers . there's something wrong with that picture. yeah, we see that a lot of course, across this country. we see that in europe the attitudes that would compel someone like trudeau to do this emergences act tells you on its face that he's not interested in what the people are saying. he could change all this by lifting the mandates with so many canadians already vaccinated. but he's not doing that . all of this could have ended with him saying, you know what , you're right. but he couldn't do because that's the entire point o

trey gowd crane harold ford are here to talk to us at the same time. hopefully they will get along. we have a special message to people who are suffering from depression. adam corolla is angry at the cancel culture. tyrus is here. anthony munoz is the best offensive lineman ever. you are about to meet a special woman who was forced into the genocide camps. covid-19 is over. possibly it should be. know thanks to the -- no thanks to the people behind me who locked us down and didn't follow their own rules. i'm going to get my haircut even though you can't. what about mayor garcetti? sure i took a picture withy mask off but i held my breath. the mayor of san francisco. gavin newsom, the governor who goes out to eat when you can't and doesn't wear a mask lied about it. we saw him later not wearing a makes. boris johnson had the audacity to lock down his entire country and have 16 parties and pictures to prove it. but the damage is done. a new study says children aren't as good at recognizing faces as adults because of the mask. they have a hard time navigating social situations because

harold, you have public events in l.a. county.ed by 112 million people around the country. if you count the streaming. and the images from the super bowl were not masks. it was anything but. meantime, you know, kids in schools are still wearing them. so that adds to the impetus. >> the frustration about -- thanks again for having me on. the frustration abound around this issue. both katie have framed it and provided all the details. i will say that, you know, democrats and republicans alike, who we have all braved through this over the last few years. i think about a year ago today i was not vaccinated. i got vaccinated my second shot in april of last year. so we're able to have these constructive and, frankly, welcomed conversations around masks not being worn by adults and even kids. kids from ages 5 to 11 about just had their vaccine approved back in right before thanksgiving. around thanksgiving or christmas. so and my kids are vaccinated. we are able to have this conversation and, again, the politic also take care of itself.

i want to say harold has really excelled and as a panelist defending lincoln statues and otherwise and from his chair at his manhattan institute, his interviews are something we well enjoy, i did do a count, and when i told harold i counted up 12 solo appearances he said, was that all? of course i informed craig this is his tenth speaking at the forum, so here he is in double digits, and i want to welcome them more as they speak to us on leadership. lincoln and fdr, lessons in leadership. welcome our speakers today. >> well, thank you, catherine. we'll do your count later. we decided -- i guess this is not quite a panel discussion. it's like a panel-ette, a conversation. i think we decided to do this not only because we always want to learn from leaders of the past and inform leadership and what's needed today but also because craig and i have, since we've known each other these many years have turned in different directions while remaining in the same field. craig has become a scholar of the military of world war ii. we don't let him abandon his responsibilities to lincoln in the civi

bill: harold, we saw the market dive this past week.e wider implications of an invasion? >> market implications, military implications are all on the table. we have to put there is in perspective. i heard someone talking about sorting out old security grievances. putin never accepted the fact that old ussr lost the cold war. and he continually tries to revise the outcome. you rightly noted with mr. cushy that our may -- with mr. kirby with our old partners the unity is better than it has been in 20 years. diplomacy remains on the table, and we have all these punishing sanctions in place if he invades. has it been perfect? no. no lead-up to war is perfect. jennifer's reporting is so critical. if we intercepted this kind of communique with the mid and upper-level commanders, and an invasion is imminent, i think it's clear that putin's real concern here is he's losing ground. his relevance. he has to try to assert and inject himself. and what better way than to do this. china is the audience that our national security apparatus is probably

let me say it harold's a new age and what needs to be done to keep the peace will be done and germany will do its bit. let me say that clearly, but it's not enough just to say it. it was because for that the german armed forces need new strong capabilities. and this is my 4th issue that i wish to speak about. now. this is when you get a little money done with this is the 4th thing i wish to speak to you about to day upon. if you read to the decrees that distort history that put him has written. if you look at his statement that he made in t, v. brooks with brooks describing his attack and that although i had just spoken to put in for hours, any one who has read what put in says, can have no doubt that putin wants to create a rational empire. he wants to recreate the order within europe. and he has no fear of using military might to achieve it. and we're seeing this in ukraine. today's though we have to ask ourselves what capabilities disputants, russia have, and what capabilities do we need in order to counter there's threat to day and in the future law is one thing is for sure, meani

save and thank you will have to layer there, steven harold, from the center for european policy analysis. miss re recapping our top story. fist fighting is taking place on multiple fronts as you crime battles of full scale russian invasion. the a you and the u. s. are imposing a range of new sanctions targeting russia. the ukranian government says dozens of people have been killed and many others wounded. after russia launched a full scale attack by and say, and land in the early hours of thursday morning, western intelligence sources fe, that key of could fall into russian hands within 24 hours. a statute for our continuing coverage, all brushes or guides ukraine. there's also more news and analysis on the cross is on our website. that's d w dot com. i'm rebecca races, thanks for watching. ah, [000:00:00;00] with who to the point. strong opinions, clear positions, inter, actual perspectives with russia has loans to full scale attack on you crate. the assault was ordered by vladimir putin ukrainian president vulgar. miss lensky says, posing wants to wipe you crane off the map. is the wes

flowers. enthusiasts will pay several $100.00 euros for single bomb the delicate looking white flowers. harold, the start of spring, the percent bits, and if you start with a simple snow drop, then all of a sudden you're hungry for more. yeah. who are for me here? ah, no drops the native countries around the black sea.

good to see you again, harold. how are you holding how longon are you guys going to hang t in there and because if you do forget the supply chain crisis weeks we won't be able to buy anything. and the factt that the public is supporting, knowingnd and understanding it could impact all of us for the short term i think speaks volumes t that this movement reallyhi isnt about covid it's about government overreach and people have nowow had it. your thoughts? yeah. what what the government doesn't realize is we have we don't even know how many trucks we got parked. i trying to get a count the other day. there's a probably about 250, 30 trucks just sitting on parliament hill. and when i left there hilen on saturday to get a little biti of break before i had a nervous breakdown, i tried to get my cocaptains to my cocaptains to get count. and i heard theny y that they'e still working on getting trucksn in alberta, showed up in quebec and i mean this these these guys are committed and the reason why they're committed is beca

a big thank you to jonathan for everything, and a deep, deep thank you to harold for inviting me and for a review that i am truly most humbled by. so thank you to everyone. and thank you for all of you for coming out in person. so i think we're going to get straight to appomattox or at least after appomattox. in the year since 1865 i'm sure many of you in this room have used appomattox as a short hand, as a short hand for referring to the end of the war. appomattox was and continues to be seen as the end of lee's army and, therefore, the end of the american civil war. in fact, the events between april 9th and april 15th, 1865, have become so well known that i think we take them for granted. we almost seem to read lincoln's assassination a week after lee's surrender as a postscript, as a close to the war, an event that had little to no effect on how the war ended other than placing andrew johnson in the white house, which is, of course, a whole other story. but, what if we step back. what if we try to experience the month between april 15th and may 15, 1865, day by day uncertain as to

it's -- >> carley: harold, quickly, how does this end?ou say you are not going anywhere issue the tow truck companies aren't going to tow your trucks even though the prime minister invoked the emergency power thing that they have to. how does this end? >> well, it is going to end when the mandates and lockdowns are lifted. they have been bad and harmful for society. when they go, we'll go. when you talk to the drivers, i was talking to guys tonight. that is still there. the resolve is still there. everything that they throw at us just actually makes us more firm on what we're doing and -- >> carley: harold, sounds like and you many others are standing your ground. we appreciate you. >> no problem. i was up all night, this worked out wel >> carley: black lives activist back on the street after trying to ark sas nat a mayoral candidate. wait until you hear who bailed him out. >> todd: today marks one year since rush limbaugh passed away. mark will reflect on russia's legacy next. 's legacy next. 's legacy next. 's legacy next. h's legacy ne

belgian road initiative was the 1st of south america's for largest economies to do so was e i m this harold. we are very happy to see china's investment in energy and grain production, infrastructure construction, and other fields. gators wasn't. i think belton road will help all parties to establish better trade channels and connections to that during a 40 minute meeting with president, she jim ping fernandez, laid the groundwork for deals that guarantee financing for investments and works worth nearly $24000000000.00. even with many world leaders staying away, state media played up fernandez, his visit, which included a trip to telecoms tech for a while way, which the u. s. is frozen out over security concerns to why way visit showed that for fernandez? the challenge is to balance argentine is budding relationship with china, when also staying on good terms with its close ally and china's biggest rival, the united states. now our china washer, clifford cannon made that report, joins me now. clifford, what is the logic behind this butting relationship between argentina and china? well, che

the latest move could, harold, a russian push further into eastern ukraine across the current front line into territory currently held by ukrainian forces. he is what vladimir putin had to say . no missouri, but his nella, we recognized with a don yet enhancing people's republics. don't you see which means we have recognized of all the founding documents that i need, including the constitution ah romco who daniel green and the constitution defines the borders of the done yes and onscreen in the time when that we part of ukraine. i shoot through him through the pictures honestly, hopefully when i emphasize this, we'll get that all the contentious issues will be resolved in negotiations between the authorities and key of nature and the leaders of these republics. unfortunately, at this stage, we understand that this is not possible because facilities are continuing day and could intensify the bush. there were the mute, d. w has been speaking with people on the streets of keith to get their reactions to this latest rush and move to where really am afraid about our democracy, about our count

i feel harold ised, this man is killing me or they should have talked to me and explained what i was doing wrong with the hood me. and told me what i needed to change, developed from them from them the so there's a huge divide in egypt. music world. on the one hand, there's the musicians syndicate which decides who is allowed to perform and who isn't. and on the other young artists mainly from the poorer districts of large cities like alexandria and cairo, moraga not is their voice. the genre kicked off around 15 years ago and is hugely popular with it can be heard everywhere, blasting out from stereos. and from the only presence took took rick shows i even saw ramadan is from the marin cannot generation oh, she says the government is scared of the artists and their music. with 1111 swallow the syndicate and the state on very concerned about egypt image. romulus, they will be there keen to deny that these horrid distributes exist that there is extreme poverty here, garden level mathematicians and he pulled off an uneducated are expressing the reality of their daily lives through this

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i was looking for reviews of the week book and i found one by harold holzer in civil war history. this is what he said. the research is solid throughout. the writing sterling. morelle has assembled a collection no lincoln scholar or serious student can afford to be without. his most recent book is lincoln and the american founding. which is a fantastic book. and i highly recommend that you buy it at the gift shop. he'll be speaking about it today. please join me in welcoming lucas morelle. [ applause ] >> good morning. thank you, john, and also harold and pat and all the folks who moved mountains to get this thing going with us in person today. you are going to keep hearing that. it shows you how much we value other human beings in our lives. this a great thing we are doing here. thank you for inviting me to speak about lincoln the foundk and america worth saving. last year i published a book on lincoln and the american founding, and i argued that there was no greater influence on lincoln statesmanship than the leading men and especially the leading ideas that shaped america's rev

flowers enthusiasts will pay several $100.00 euros for single bomb the delicate looking white flowers. harold, the start of spring, you became quits. and if you start with a simple, slow drop, then all of a sudden you're hungry for more. yeah. who are for me, her mood, snow drops in nature to countries around the black sea in georgia, the laboriously hand picked from the mountains slopes down import.

chris and harold, thank you both. here was more reaction, fox news contributor lara trump, scott brown. one of the things that propelled your father-in-law to the presidency was the support of hardworking -- the people that make america great. it is the people. working americans, blue-collar americans that have been -- they get mandates, their feelings are not counted. they could literally push to the side. they are overtaxed, overburdened, and they are sick of it. very similar to me. >> people want their voices heard. thank you to those incredible truck drivers that you just had on. it is wonderful to see people standing up and standing strong and making their voices heard. the problem not justin trudeau, the canadian government by and large, and the mainstream media is having right now it is they are trying to sell this as something that it's not. they've been trying to talk about these truck drivers as though they are terrorists. meanwhile, the summer of 2020, don't forget, those were peaceful protests. i agree wit

two harold avenue, ocean avenue.two heads are better than one andit would benefit us to have two great supervisors serving the ocean corridor . in this area we have minority communities, black, chinese, filipino and the blue-collar bread and butterthat makes up the greater whole of district 11 . we're advocating for the reunification of the 11 from ashton north of the ocean. we've also heard from our brothers and sisters in the filipino community and now we probably partner with them and asked the areas of mission terrace, bosworth and st. mary's parkthe included and not to separate the filipino community from the greater whole . in closing we are asking finally that be 11 precincts 112-7874 7943, 9749, 9801 and 9901. bless you all for your hard work and a sincere thank you from us to you for this hard but important job. have a good night. >> thank you for sharing your comments, we have next caller please ? >> caller: my name is jalal tentatively and i'm president of the other merchant residents group. i wanted to pu