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put up and that's a house of cards when it comes to self esteem. a recent study says that young people tend to be very critical of their appearance because they compare themselves to others or believes that others find them ugly. me enter x in me, alcohol abuse, and depression. many people who suffer from mental health is use also find it hard to love themselves. why? because something's missing. and that's a good relationship with ourselves. the relationship in which we are aware of our own needs and treat ourselves with loving care. loving itself doesn't mean that you worship the ground, you walk on it's about excepting yourself. as you just like we accept the people we love the way they walk turned all so how can we do that? step one accepts how you feel and how you look be okay with this right now in this very moment. therapists also recommend we reflect on the amazing things our bodies do for us every day. you might even end up feeling something like gratitude. enjoy in the moment, which is a good step on the path to learning to love yourself.

up the national debt next to the gross domestic product, you gotta wonder, are we living in a house of cards? let's ask the author of the sickness is the system when capitalism fails to save us from pandemic, or itself. economist and university of massachusetts amherst professor emeritus richard wolf 1st things 1st, uncle sam has been running this printing press day and night. trillions in economic relief funds that theoretically, we're going to bounce up and down main street usa and boy, the economy during an emergency. richard didn't work. no, it didn't simply dancer. it did not. and it couldn't. and what we've seen, in fact, ironically, is that when you pump all that money into the system, you have 2 things you need to worry about. number one, no system becomes dependent on what it is you're feeding it. we now have the federal reserve lending directly buying corporate bonds so that they literally are directly supporting private capitalist enterprises with the low interest rates that we've had now for more than a decade. plus now direct funding. i mean, there is no nice way to say this pri

even if it's more than a 100 years later now, so the real life house of cards playing out in israel, political opponents of prime minister benjamin netanyahu joining forces, a proposed coalition of rice left and st. affections with little in common. besides, they opposition to him. they include the would be kingmaker. natalie bennett is a far as a fond nationalist, a former idea netanyahu, and a tech 1000000 in bennett is a strong supporter of jewish settlement in the israeli occupied west bank. he says he's looking to be part of the diverse coalition government. he's been locked in negotiations with interest opposition. li. the pier period has been tasked by the president to try and form a government with a deadline at midnight on wednesday. ill also need the support of israeli arab parties. pizza on monday that a great many obstacles are standing in the way. building a coalition in israel's notoriously fractured political landscape is no easy task. one that's seen for elections in the past 2 years. here's what some israelis think about how this is playing out. believe that the new p

even if it's more than a 100 years later now, so the real life house of cards playing out in israel, political opponents of prime minister benjamin netanyahu joining forces, a proposed coalition of right left and st. affections with little in common. besides the opposition to him, they include the would be kingmaker. next. how they've been. it is a far as they found nationalist, a former netanyahu, and a tech 1000000 in ben is a strong supporter of jewish settlement in the is read the occupied west bank. he says he's looking to be part of the diverse coalition government. he's been locked in negotiations with central opposition, lead at the pin. the pin has been tasked by the president to try and form a government with a deadline at midnight on wednesday. ill also need the support of israeli arab parties. the pizza on monday that a great many obstacles are standing in the way. building a coalition in israel's notoriously fractured political landscape is no easy task. one that's seen for elections in the past 2 years. he's what tom israelis think about how this is playing out. believe

when the verification was finally done, we found that it's been a house of cards and not only just a house card, it's actually a house has been built on shaky ground. there's biblical, their scriptures to talk about why you have to build on stable brown. the american civil rights movement back in 860, was built on stable ground. it was built on the idea of protecting the unable rights of our fellow man. everyone a united states of america. having those black li, been pushing, it's been identity politics. so, you know, with all due respect to mister turner, i appreciate that he came in there probably with good intentions. what do you enjoy? the organization that had a nice sounding name, black lives matter will. of course, black lives matter. so do all other lives. but the people behind it were 100 percent fraudulent. so where does that leave them? their aims, their objective host successful? how's the grouping being and leveling off the gap in society, they say exists when it comes to black lives in america. well, they've been as successful as all of those programs that have been whe

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in this whole "house of cards" begins to fall apart. >> the mostly attorneys and lawyers? from my memory seems like nixon was quite the law student. several of the aides were law students. did they not? >> that is one of the points john dean makes actually. at one point writes up a list of everybody who is involved in the watergate either in the white house or to reelect the president he puts asterix against all the lawyers. most of them are lawyers including nixon himself. of course, the whole legal question of obstruction of justice and conspiracy is a specialized branch of the law. they were not necessarily criminal lawyers. but some of them are smarter than others realizing the legal jeopardy they were in, i would think dean was the smartest in that respect he realized he could be sent to prison for many years. that was one reason why he blew the whistle on the whole conspiracy. but yes, they were lawyers they should have known better. but it nixon says at one point if the president does it, then that means it's legal. so he thanks if the president orders a break-in, ca

they fold immediately like a house of cards when they get called on their b.s. >> speaking of whiny,og only lasted about as long as michael flynn was his national security adviser. on the last day, it only got about 1,500 shares. talk about the demise of the blog. >> it's not just a blog. it's a major multimedia platform that will change the political conversation, it will lead a revolution, joy. this thing, it's like four scaramuccis, it lasted. this is a success. we live in a world where up is down, down is up. donald trump is not a loser. he didn't fail. he had the most successful -- it was so successful, he had to shut it down. the servers couldn't handle it, he had to close it up for everyone's own good. >> and ronna romney mcdaniel, she's upset because they done like in advance the way the debates will work. they want to pick the moderators, and they want them to be from oan. what is going on here? >> joy, you and i both know, if you set up a debate with two people and it's fair, and equal, that's just unsportsmanlike if you're a republican. we can't let that happen. of course

we have seen "house of cards." week we saw the shady underbelly. >> manchin specified objections to the for the people act, something we learned about when he released a wish list of changes to the legislation, which included making election day a public holiday, banning partisan gerrymandering, but requiring i.d., a surprise that stacey abrams appeared to support. mitch mcconnell vowing to block any legislation. chuck schumer says the senate will vote to advance on tuesday. joining me now is michael harriet, author of "the black af history of america" and jonathan cott. let me start with you, mr. cott. there's been skepticism about senator manchin's role and whether he is playing above board. that audio makes it sound like what he is doing is looking out for the future job prospects of republicans, trying to pad and pave their way with wealthy donors as a way to do the sausage making of making a deal. that is called negotiating with the wrong people. he is not talking to the people who would be affected by voting

annihilation of those who will not bend the knee is the only answer when you your premise is a house of cards. so, tonight, let's block out the noise. block out the constant misdirection and still the democratic socialist agenda and their hand maiden. joining me now stephen miller, storm former white house senior adviser and america first legal founder, thank you so much, sir, for joining me tonight. we have a lot to talk about. >> we do. >> you know, i mentioned the jane fonda issue. we all were appalled when we first heard her comments about covid last year. but i want you to hear her call for destruction, if you will, on the issue of infrastructures. let's play that. >> few good things over here as great as they are we are grateful and over here where people may not be paying so much attention lets things go ahead. when a whole lot of people get together and raise a ruckus, it has an effect, especially on a president like biden. we have to make sure that every one of them becomes a major headache to canadian oil company. >> tammy: wow, so there you go. you have been in government. you know

now so the real life house of cards playing out in israel, political opponents, a prime minister, benjamin netanyahu joining forces, a proposed coalition of right left and st. affections with little in common besides the opposition to him, they include the would be kingmaker. natalie bennett is a far, as i found nationalist, a former de netanyahu, and a tech 1000000 in bennett is a strong supporter of jewish settlement in the israeli occupied west bank. he says he's looking to be part of the diverse coalition government. he's been locked in negotiations with central opposition, lead at the pin. the pin has been tasked by the president to try and form a government with a deadline to meet on wednesday. ill also need the support of israeli arab parties . the pizza on monday that a great many obstacles are standing in the way. building a coalition in israel's notoriously fractured political landscape is no easy task. one that's seen for elections in the past 2 years. he's what some israelis think about how this is playing out. believe that the new prime minister will unite israel because it is

>> yeah, i think it's all going to crumble like a house of cards. tim certainly knows better than i how highly leveraged the trump organization is reputed to be. but it's impossible to conceive of how the trump organization can survive a criminal indictment against trump org because, as you say, clients will flee, contracts will be cancelled. banks and financial institutions will have nothing to do with loaning them money and, as you mentioned, they may call in loans. so, you know, if i were a betting man, a buck is my limit. i would bet a buck the trump organization cannot survive a criminal indictment but that really is just for openers because the manhattan district attorney's office will be working his way up the criminal chain and he will go as high as he can go, as high as the evidence will take him. two years of tax returns and financial documents that they now have in hand, i have to believe there's a lot of potential financial fraud in there. >> glenn, can donald trump use the excuse of saying allen did the books and this had nothing to do w

yes, it could turn out to be a house of cards. we have no idea.ould appreciate what they have done because we haven't seen that, in so long. >> let -- let me ask governor kasich. the president is making it clear, he won't sign one, without the other. so what do you make of that tactic? >> i think that's bizarre, myself. i -- that, i don't understand. and i don't know what this reconciliation bill will be. but -- but if we're going to celebrate something, we have an infrastructure bill. why don't we just go ahead and sign that? do it. get it done. sign it. police reform. great news. we need that. i think biden's realized crime's a major issue. so, he's now leading with that. we can get police reform, which means the police can be -- you know, that we can -- we can increase the resources for police. while, at the same time, hopefully, improving their -- their training and -- and having the reforms that we seek. in terms of this -- this -- this other package. i don't know that they're going to get that through. this reminds me, back in the days when

they are building right now their party on a house of cards.and months on that front alone. but the agenda that he is putting forward, the vision that he seems to continue to fight for is one that continues to look backward while the democratic party is putting forward an agenda that actually helps real people. the thing that stood out to me this past weekend, i was at this music festival. i was observing and watching and thinking that you have finally people out in the world living their life. they're not sitting at home all day looking at twitter, watching tv. they're out there living life. and i think that's going to have such a dramatic impact on what we have going forward. this is something that may not show up in polling, may not show up in prognostication and punditry, but when you have an american hostage that for the last year and a half now able to go outside, what they're not going to want to hear is a political party saying i want to take you backward. >> let's talk about the younger republicans, right, and "the washington post" wri

. >> tammy: that's it, as a result it's a house of cards.- i hoped this show tonight about the need for hysteria and a frenzy and panic on the left in the base. it seems like calling everyone racist reinforces that. and i want you to hear something from senator clyburn saying that democracy is now on fire. let's hear that. >> i think senator manchin needs to take a hard look at what he is saying here. the fact of the matter is the greatest empires in the world came down because of decadence and avoidance of issues. it's a all theory near row played his fiddle as rome burned. but what we have a modern day fiddling around in the senate and this democracy is on fire. >> tammy: wow, now he is also a racist and he is neurowhich is pretty strong thing to do. they are panicked. >> i can tell you half educated moronic rant i have ever heard. the roman empire lasted 400 years after nero. it wasn't nero fiddling while rome burned and destroyed the empire. what destroyed the empire. what destroyed the empire was inflation but most importantly tribalism

it is a constant feeling of fragility because you have to build this "house of cards", build this to prove you have a kingdom. and it is fragile. then you have to get in front of it and fight to make sure, we saw that with her previous and present will not use the name. i saw as much swagger as there was, as an attempt to project that common version of masculinity. if anyone ever insulted him it was immediately how dear you you hurt my feelings. there is an immediate insecurity fill fear and you see that all the time. frankly most people laugh at it. they laugh at it we see our friends and our spouses and our politicians, and our leaders, bosses, teachers even students laughing at their teachers. my kids certainly laugh at me want to get a little too angry. when i yell a little too loud they learn to be quite because i just get angrier. you can see it on some level that they know how silly it is. they know you are just trying to prove you are not losing. and so that is the fragility. i wanted to frame it that way because i don't think it's an accusation. i think there's a way to under

all he has to do is convince one member of parliament to abandon the coalition and the whole house of cardsts another shot. so, he's gone for now, but i specific -- i suspect not for very long. anna: we have this coalition put together, pretty fragile with the nationalist leader. we saw him sworn in as first prime minister. but given all of the different views that are represented on this very broad coalition, how likely is it in your view, bobby? bobby: well, the only thing the entire coalition agrees on is the exit of benjamin netanyahu. beside that, they don't seem to have a common agenda at all. you have people from the left, people from the extreme right. you have religious parties, secular parties. you have jewish parties. you even have, for the first time, an arab islamist party. the leaders of the different parties have agreed that they will set aside all their differences and focus only on issues of economic -- so that probably means that they will focus on managing the economy. that will certainly be the effort. but politics will assert itself, no matter what the best intentions o

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supreme court to unanimously tell them that this is wrong, it's only a matter of time before this house of cardsnd common sense, they would begin now to create a system that was equitable to athletes so that the courts don't do it for them. what's going to happen is as the athletes get smarter about their worth and understand the role they play in the system and the fact that billions are built off of their free labor, then they're going to be extinct. what would you rather do? come up with an equitable system, or, b, extinct? they're choosing extinction right now. >> ridiculous. because of breaking news, we are well over time. before we go, i just want to say the young black girl takeover at the olympics, there's a meme going around that says, air, land and sea, it's a takeover, and i love the fact that kevin hart, snoop dogg and amber ruffin are going to offer commentary for this. you guys should check that out when you get a chance. thank you so much for joining us. sorry we had to cut it so short. we'll see you next time when there's more sports for us to talk about. >>> on friday, derek cha

right now it is pretty much a house of cards, and simon has been running it on his own, with help, obviously, but not enough. and we really need to put in a foundation for that. and that's what is included in this budget. >> i just wanted to say for the record, one of the things that i appreciate about this is that it is in this larger conversation of shifting resources away from just having a uniformed police officer and having a paramedic, coupled with community-based organization, the hot team, coupled with the people that are on the ground -- the reason i said some overlap, i was thinking not completely overlapping circles, but there is some overlapping issues when you're dealing with wellness, when you're dealing with opioid, when you're dealing with crisis. that's what i meant. it is important to have someone at the assistant deputy chief level that is looking at the entire picture, that is able to do that analysis. i am in favor of having you all come back and give an update to this body and the board of supervisors on how the implementation is going. i don't know if october is the ri

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right now it is pretty much a house of cards, and simon has been running it on his own, with help, obviously, but not enough. and we really need to put in a foundation for that. and that's what is included in this budget. >> i just wanted to say for the record, one of the things that i appreciate about this is that it is in this larger conversation of shifting resources away from just having a uniformed police officer and having a paramedic, coupled with community-based organization, the hot team, coupled with the people that are on the ground -- the reason i said some overlap, i was thinking not completely overlapping circles, but there is some overlapping issues when you're dealing with wellness, when you're dealing with opioid, when you're dealing with crisis. that's what i meant. it is important to have someone at the assistant deputy chief level that is looking at the entire picture, that is able to do that analysis. i am in favor of having you all come back and give an update to this body and the board of supervisors on how the implementation is going. i don't know if october is the ri

of the misperception. the primary strategy before the crisis is because i was concerned about the housing market the credit card company grew significantly became one of the largest multifamily in the country than increase the small business planning dramatically and also regular commercial lending so that became a shrinking part of our business. again i don't want to bore people with too much, but if we could have chart number two pulled up while talking looking at the loan originations for washington mutual and topics slide number two. >> . >> one of the claims that you make in the book that basically you are arguing that the fed that j.p. morgan chase that they had been wanting to buy washington mutual. and one of the things you are claiming is basically what ended up happening but had a lot to do with the fact the fed was giving you that opportunity to do that in the long run is that what you are claiming? >> yes toor circle back to answer that. >> while the slide is a these are all the loan originations by the major banks in the country if you notice the origination of washington mutual so the idea that we

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bride and forrest gump to becoming one of tv�*s highest—paid actresses as claire underwood in house of cards wants to be away from people, but is unable to survive alone in the wild until demian bichir�*s fellow traveller conveniently arise out of nowhere, agreed to teach of the tricks of the trade whilst respecting her privacy and allowing her to continue her solo voyage of personal discovery. which is handy. why are you helping me? you were in my path. # hey little girl is your daddy home... dripping with earnest intentions and full of photogenic wilderness vistas, land is a clearly heartfelt but frankly rather boring and cliched portrait of grief. played out on a big canvas, perhaps, but still strangely small in terms of invention, wit and artistry. wright, who is usually a terrific actor, plays most of the scenes with an expression pitched somewhere between winsome despair and trapped wind. as if willing the audience to care about her character without giving them much reason to do so. i'm here because i choose to be. there are clear echoes of into the wild, filmed back in 2007 by wright

of that will be spent on trading cards. ebay is the biggest generic sellers of these things. golden auctions, which has established itself as the biggest individual auction housethis, is on track for $500 million in nails alone. at an auction in may, they sold 50 -- $50 million of material. the numbers keep going up. joe: is this connected to nft's and crypto in some way? you mentioned how there is this gambling element, but it is all of a type, where it's a moment where people like to buy and collect stuff that they can own. lucas: 100%. i think it is tied from everything from nft's to music rights to speakers, where you have people with a lot of money who want to invest in internal -- in alternative and tangible assets. it's not the same as the crypto phenomenon, where you had people making money and crypto buying trading cards, which is what has driven nft's, but you have young investors with too much money who want to buy something that makes them look cool or feel cool. caroline: lucas shaw, all over the latest craze. lucas shaw from l.a., we thank you. it feels funny that we seem to be always interviewing players who are getting into nft's. i can imagine

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house is 2017 still nothing. order. there storm and erosion wont say latoya until 2018. i got 2 of those cards. one. our people have been waiting for over 20 years. yeah. for this opportunity. they have been waiting patiently to work as a sheer and i have to i have to ask them please be patient. please be patient waiting 22 years. watch another month or 2. i think about it. if another country threaten to wipe out an american town, we do everything in our power to protect. ah, well, climate change poses the same threat right now. and that's why i care so deeply about this. if we do nothing. temperatures and alaska projected to rise between $6.12 degrees by the end of the central thrones. all of us with arch, if not just people up north, there are many other places in america that have to deal with those questions right now. but there will be what's happening here is america's wake up call. it should be the world's wake up. ah, the me ah ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, [000:00:00;00] i me make notes or you know, borders and the blind to nationalities as emerge. we don't have authority. we don't actually, the w

that's really, really key if we really want to reach out the house, some form of legal recognition in these countries, whether that's an identity card or whether it's refugee rights that will be absolutely crucial to, to ending this def lives to help with their sort of living in constant fear. we'd also like to see legal deformities company to make sure that refugee is of the same opportunities as all the children talk instead of cation on health care. but it's also really important to remember that this is not phone for another region can do alone. this is some international academy international responsibility sharing donors must come through. we think some alarming aid cuts to, to many of these refugee communities are last few months. and donors really, really need to step up and provide the provide the funds that are needed to support the communities that we have for the moment and place from save the children. thanks very much for joining us from bangkok. thank you. around struggling economy will be on the minds of voters when they go to the polling stations on friday to select a new president, unemployment, and inflation, or a

-year-old on earth who wants to go to a sotheby's auction house and by a piece of china from europe in the 1800s. they want to buy a rookie carda pikachu, a rare pair of jordans. caroline: gary, so interesting as always. gary vaynerchuk, we thank you so much. meanwhile, we are going to be talking de-fi in a moment. let's get back to good old finance. m&a, whether we talk spac's, meme stocks, m&a is still pretty hot. joe: absolutely. coming up, we discuss how the company plans to use the capital with the founder and ceo. that is next. ♪ caroline: we were just talking about the social currency that comes with many young investors who want assets like and fts, crypto -- like nft's, crypto. a fund to back this interesting assets but not going to a centralized fund. joe: dydx, a decentralized crypto derivatives trading platform, i think it was $65 million in a series c led by paradigm, a bunch of different ones. joining us with more, antonio juliano, dydx founder and ceo. we have been tracking the rise of these so-called decentralized crypto exchanges. antonio: i think our biggest differentiator at dydx in the decentralized exchang