most of humphrey's advice. um after humphrey left s treasury secretary like appointed it even more conservative. treasury secretary got him a robert anderson. it is time went along inflation became eisenhower's main concern. in cutting spending continued to be his main weapon. now eisenhower was always conflicted about this because he could always you know, he was a guy who? enjoy being in the middle of the road all the time. and that meant that he always saw both sides of an issue. here's a quote that that clearly shows that i had two minds. about this issue. he said frankly, i'd rather see. the congress cut a billion dollars off the defense budget as much as i think it would be a mistake. so you know, he was listening to people who wanted to spend more. he was listening to humphrey. and he was trying hardest to to bring the two thoughts together. so let me give you a quick couple of takeaways from my research in the three or four minutes that i have left. eisenhower i thank you. he paid a for picking these me

we've had hubert humphrey who overruled the parliamentarian.rom the parliamentarian. it doesn't have to be rule. hubert humphrey overruled the parliamentarian twice, in 1967 and 1969. roosevelt as vice president overruled the parliamentarian in 1975. we can do it. we must do it. it is popular. it will lift 32 million people out of poverty including a lot of those republican states. and we have to be able to go back to sxroerts deliver, chris. >> i hear you. i mean, it is -- i'm not taking a position on the minimum wage. although i really do think it's sad. i said in the last segment, i say it almost every time we talk about this. do the math in your own head of what $15 an hour times 40, times 50 is, and you take out 10% for taxes. 12%, food. all the different things. look at how much money we're talking about that people should have. what they'll say is we don't pick winners and losers. the hell we don't. we do all kinds of things for that. this is what i'm saying, though, representative. the president just told you no, this is over, i'm not g

humphrey, i want to start with you.uples are better off filing jointly. you get more tax credits and more tax breaks from the government as well as a higher standard deduction of around $24,800 and save time because you're killing two birds with one stone by filing one return so -- >> there you go. duke, over the past year we've seen people that picked up side hustles to make ends meet. what benefits can they and others who are self-employed get this year? >> yeah, so if you were self-employed on or before february 15th, 2020, i strongly recommend that you apply for the ppp. now, this program is set to expire march 31st, 2021. the ppp is like a bigger stimulus check but this time it's for the self-employed and small business owners, some exams include uber driver, barber, etsy shop owners, the list goes on and on. generally you're required to file a schedule c with your personal tax attorney. this is where you report all your related income and expenses. >> that expires march 31st. time is of the essence. humphrey, a lo

san francisco public defender mano raj you spoke with humphrey thursday and praised the courts to see vision. the reality is no person should lose their right to liberty simply because that person can't afford to post bail and that was a firm today by the california supreme court. roger says the ruling will change the way judges statewide decide on bail amounts. they have to make a real individualized consideration about whether that person can afford it. the ruling also had support from bail agents such as dale miller, a santa rosa attorney. there was lots of times when families had to make a decision between bailing out the breadwinner or paying the rent. but miller notes the ruling could cause delays in the system. there has to be an individual assessment of wealth. or lack of ability to pay and that will be a cumbersome process. and i think that might create a slowdown in the finding of appropriate bail about the supreme court noted that the median bail amount in california is $50,000 more than five times the median amount in the rest of the nation, some say now basing bail on the

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the case involved a 2017 incident with kenneth humphrey. and today i spoke with the san francisco public defender who spoke with him. the california supreme court ruling was unanimous in favor of kenneth humphrey, a san francisco man who had to stay in jail because he was too poor to pay the 350,000 bail set by a judge. the supreme court ruling stated. quote we find merit in humphries claim the common practice of conditioning freedom solely on whether an arrestee can afford bail is unconstitutional. he was absolutely thrilled san francisco public defender mano raj you spoke with humphrey thursday and praised the courts to see vision. the reality is no person should lose their right to liberty simply because that person can't afford to post bail, and that was a firm today. the california supreme court. roger says the ruling will change the way judges statewide decide on bail amounts. they have to make a real and individualized consideration about whether that person can afford it. the ruling also had support from bail agents such as dale mil

i was going to call him humphrey. it's just awful.od too — £1000. ashley even agreed a time to pick up humphrey, sent £200 as a deposit, then the messages stopped. i was heartbroken because i don't have any children. no—one has a bit ofjoy these days. we are all in lockdown, and to give that love and attention to something new in your family and it be taken away from you it's just awful. what do you think of these people? it's disgusting. across the uk there are many more cases like ashley's. since the first lockdown last year there have been 6,366 reports of pet scams, costing victims more than £2.4 million. in just a couple of days, we have managed to contact scores of scammers selling puppies for up to £1,200 each. some use really basic instagram or facebook accounts. others much more sophisticated websites like this one. they claim they are in leeds and susie is still for sale, but it's all fake. so, what have you got to say? you're ripping people off, people want puppies, they've set their hearts on puppies and you're ripping the

former bbc f1 presenterjake humphrey spoke to murray recently. was in a residential home, hating getting older. however, i could hear the sparkle and pride in his voice when we spoke about lewishamilton�*s 7th title. murray set the standard. i'm honoured to call him a friend." another former colleague martin brundle said "rest in peace murray walker. wonderful man in every respect. national treasure, communication genius, formula one legend. two time world champion mika hakkinen posted i'm deeply saddened by the loss of murray walker. or reaction for you later. that's all from sportsday. in this week's edition, i'm going to look at how the british royalfamily found itself at the centre of the most talked about story in the world — for the wrong reasons. back in 2018, it was different. the wedding of harry and meghan was the moment ofjoy. it was also a moment of change, and moment of difference and diversity for the royalfamily. from the guests to the performers, to the service. they are going to have an impact long after i've flown back to the us

keith humphreys, a professor at stanford university in psychiatry agrees. >> the growth we are seeingconsumption is in this population of people who used to smoke once or twice a week an hour smoking many times a day and that is the critical risk factor for developing this condition. >> reporter: dr. humphreys says often times, people don't realize it is cannabis making them sit sick and they will use more to alleviate symptoms. >> there is nothing good or bad about the plant it can be useful and have health applications but else, it can have adverse effects. >> i don't want anyone else to go through what i went through and not know what it was and continue doing it. >> reporter: she says send she stopped using cannabis, her symptoms have improved. >> i urge everyone to be careful and cautious and know your body. >> reporter: melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >>> want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile, you can. how about saving hundreds on the new samsung galaxy s21 ultra 5g? you can do that too. all on the most reliable network? sure thing! and with fast, nationwi

hubert humphrey, rockefeller. there is a history of this.uld force back to the four, which would mean senators would have to have 60 votes to override the presiding officers. where we are now, if bernie puts an amendment on the floor, if the democrats were to stick together, first of all, the amendment that pass and it would put it back where the parliamentarian would advise against it, then the vice president could say no to the advice and it within require 60 votes -- and they don't have 60 votes. they do not have the fortitude to vote against the bill, which is why they want it passed. they don't what to have to vote and let everybody see the vote against $15. they know their 62 million workers before this pandemic who were making less than $15 an hour. they know the poor and low wealth people were the first to be forced to go to work, the first to get infected, the first to get sick, and the first to die. and they know that 55% of poor and low wealth people voted for the biden-harris ticket. they also note lastly that this issue of $15 a

my first job was when i was 13, at a frozen yogurt shop called humphrey yogart. >> everyone knows humphreyamous slogan i think this is the beginning of a beautiful fro yo, if you go don't forget to gt your soft serve in a maltese fal-cone. >> that is relatable. i used to work at lauren bacc-cold cuts. one of the true outrageous bomb shils, really heartbreaking is when meghan recalled this towbl did dg-- towbling conversation. >> in those months when i wag pregnant, all around the same time, so we had in tan tell the conversation of you won't be given security, not going to be given a title. and also concerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he's born. >> what? >> stephen: i agree. what? t ,o gu on a limb here and say there say possibility, just a possibility, mind you, that this medieval selective breeding program might be racist also it's never good when the british ruling class thinks someone is too dark. they steal their land and make them play cricket. oprah tried to followup on this bombshell revelation. >> and you're not going to tell me who had the conversatio

both with fred humphreys and german -- and chairman smith. i will be asking chairman smith some questions and then we will open it up for q&a from the audience. be ready with their questions i want to start off with things that you mentioned. alliances, defense partnerships that have been crucial to the way that we thought about national security for decades. the biden administration is already taking a different approach to engaging with the rest of the world in defense partnerships. president biden america is back. they talked about restoring operation in areas, about foreign aid. at the same time, there is a lot of skepticism we heard from partners in europe and elsewhere around the globe about whether or not america really is back. they know the extent of our political division, the possibility that trump being an american first policy, could be back in four years. biden's agenda could be reversed in four years like what occurred with many diplomacy agreements that president obama had made. i was wondering if you can tell us, what is your

it was a case of kenneth humphreys, which kind of sparked this whole debate over ending cash bail where he was arrested for, i guess accused of going into a neighbor's home stealing $5.5 dollars and a bottle of cologne and he had an absorbent amount of bail set for him. so can you talk about what this means for people like him? sure forward, so his bail was initially said it 600,000. dollars and then it was reduced to $350,000. and he wanted the appellate level and when he got his new bail hearing, they said he could be released on non financial terms. so in the case of mr humphrey, he still had to meet certain terms to stay at liberty, such as receiving drug treatment. that was one of the really important things because the judge determined that's why he ended up stealing that money. but you know, he nothing happened. he didn't commit any crimes on he was safe to be released. and so i think for lower income people frequently, the choice has been either between paying rent or paying bail or having their kids have money to, you know, eat or them making bail. and so i think for a lot of l

but it was easier for him than it was hubert humphrey. i think humphrey would've been humbled by the republicans. but it took great courage to do it extended, and even on air force one coming back home from beijing, nixon and kissinger were worried about the reception domestically in terms of what just had just happen. didn't realize, that the chinese military army were playing american songs, and really toasting the american summit with them so it was seen as a great triumph. and it helped the morale of the american people, because they were fatigue not only by the vietnam war, but the racial riots, the assassinations, the demonstrations and people were just depressed. to see that you could open up to one quarter of humanity, so a puts the ambivalent exit from vietnam in perspective. and it shows that we can still you know have power on the global stage. i think, the longer we go on, that the kind of history will be. let's face it, some of the criticism, and i've seen at the nixon library, and he did some bad things. and he paid for it.

we were going to call him humphrey. it's just awful.i don't have any children, no one has a bit ofjoy these days. we're all in lockdown. and to give that love and attention to something new in your family and it be taken away from you, it's just awful. what do you think of these people? it's disgusting. across the uk, there are many more cases like ashley's. since the first lockdown last year, there have been 6,366 reports of pet scams. costing victims more than £2.4 million. in just a couple of days, we've managed to contact scores of scammers selling puppies for up to £1200 each. some use really basic instagram or facebook accounts, others, much more sophisticated websites like this one. they claim they are in leeds, and susie is still for sale, but it's all fake. so what have you got to say? you are ripping people off, people want puppies, they've set their hearts on puppies and you're ripping them off. we think he's outside the uk, and there is little chance the police will ever track him down. say hi to rhubarb and her owner mandy

we were going to call him humphrey. it's just awful.366 reports of pet scams. costing victims more than £2.4 million. in just a couple of days, we've managed to contact scores of scammers selling puppies for up to £1200 each. some use really basic instagram or facebook accounts, others, much more sophisticated websites like this one. they claim they are in leeds, and susie is still for sale, but it's all fake. we think he's outside the uk, and there is little chance the police will ever track him down. say hi to rhubarb and her owner mandy who is also a breeder. it's gut wrenching. she found pictures of rhubarb and herfather on pet scam sites, stolen by criminals and used to trick buyers. it's happening to other breeders across the country. the most talked about story in the world — for the wrong reasons. back in 2018, it was different. applause the wedding of harry and megan was a moment ofjoy. it was also a moment of change, a moment of difference and diversity for the royalfamily. the guests come into the performers come into the ser

year churchill died, president lyndon johnson's vice president, former minnesota senator hubert humphreysaid he thought the vietnam undertaking was exhilarating. he said, "we ought to be excited about this challenge because here is where we can put to work some of the ideas about nationbuilding." now, the phrase nationbuilding is a semi-oxymoron. it is a contradiction in terms, i can to the phrase "work into building." as churchill knew, nations like orchids are organic growth. they are not things to be assembled and disassembled like tinker toys. and as churchill also knew, coming as he did from a european student with ruins, leaders who are not steeped in history, not marinated in history, are apt to blunder. and by blundering, they will make bad history and more ruins. 200 years ago this year, on our nation's 46th independence day, july 4, 1821, then secretary of state john quincy adams delivered a statement of what he considered america's proper stance toward the world. i want to redo a portion -- read you a portion of one paragraph from it because it is an anticipation of a version

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senator hubert humphrey. said he thought the vietnam undertaking was exhilarating. he said and i quote. we ought to be excited about this challenge because here's where we can put to work some of the ideas about. nation building now the phrase nation building is a semi-oxymoron. it is a contradiction in terms akin came to the phrase orchid building. as churchill new nations like orchids are organic growths. they are not things to be assembled and disassembled and reassembled like tinker toys. and as churchill also knew. communism he did from a european. strewn with ruins leaders who are not steeped in history not marinated in history. are apt to blunder. and by blundering they will make bad history. and more ruins 200 years ago this year on our nation's 46th independence day, july 4th 1821 then secretary of state john quincy adams delivered a lucid and measured statement of what he considered america's proper stance toward the world. i want to read you a portion of one paragraph from it because it is an anticipation. i think of a version of churchillian realism. sec

protests against his arrest on rape charges president macky sall is also appealing for calm nicholas humphrey reports now from dhaka. a night of celebration after days of protests i there he is released on bail. addresses the nation in this press conference by his side are leading figures of senegal's opposition. the people are sending us politicians a message no matter convictions or beliefs we have a dysfunctionality to unite the show and bring back politics to its noble cause presenting the people. several people died in scores were injured after he was arrested over rape charges his supporters believe the case is politically motivated . the presence of the military did not deter demonstrators nor did the tear gas nor the police dressed in civilian clothes will the baseball bats restricting the internet to did not stop the hash tag 3 senegal from trending. hundreds if not thousands of people are gathering here still the flying the security forces who are farming tear gas there's a sense among supporters. that when the end detention it's a victory for them and a reminder through the governm

their hugh humphrey spoke there, george mcgovern spoke their, only democrat spoke there. >> so we getere on a saturday night and we walk in and the place is jammed. >> but not with opponents. >> no, no, supporters. and i think it was at that point that the national press began to take us seriously. wow, 1000 people here? as you said, there were no republicans around here. they were not republicans. it was at that point that the press began using the term reagan democrat. which is still around today. people i still i think, most of them are republicans by now, but in those days that was just tremendous shot of trick credibility. nationally that the belief that we were limited to just the 30% or whatever it was, of the electorate that call themselves republicans in those days. but there was this whole new swath of independence and democrats that we're looking for something else. >> in part a rejection of carter. but reagan -- the issues that he's talking about in 76 have really changed by 1980. except for soviet communism and soviet advances. which by 1980 the republican party has rejec

and to me, a film lover, one of the great sadnesses, there would have been no "casablanca" because humphrey bogarts a howland as well. when we brought the ship home from mystic museum, some of the crew had portrayed john howland, and they talked about what it was like to be aboard the ship under sail and to be in the riggings, to be working the ropes, and then suddenly have these insights. they saw themselves, as the ship was moving, how the ropes were moving, and the three young men talked among themselves and said, yes, they could see how if a ship is in dramatic water, the rope spills over and that's what it's doing in the water with john howland. the power of museums is we are experimentals. we experiment in archeology, meaning we try to recreate the work of the past, and in that recreation, we discover something about those people that came before us. and so sailing this ship gives us insight into the original 1620 voyage. and the restoration brings the ship closer to the original 1950s vision that william baker had for the ship. it's been newly ballasted, so the ship rides differently

to me a film lover, one of the great sadness is, there would have been no humphrey beauregard. he was a howl and as well. every life matters. so some of the crew were living history educators who had portrayed john howland and i talked about what it would be like to be in the ship, then doing the ropes and rigging them, and they saw themselves as the ship was moving, and they talked among themselves three young men, and to say i could see if ship is if the ship is in dramatic water, the rope spills over, and that is what it is doing in the water with john howland. the power of museums, is we are experimental's, we experiment in archeology, meaning we try to recreate the work of the past. in that recreation, we discover something about those people that came before us. so selling the ship, gives us insight into the original 16 20 voyage. and the restoration, brings this ship closer to the original 19 fifties vision, that william baker had for the ship. it has been newly-ballast id. so it's different than what it had been, it gives us closer physics to the ship. there's so much d

the progressives are citing examples like rockefeller and i believe hubert humphrey did the same at onent, but the moderates have decided they are going to stick with the parliamentarian's rolling on what counts as a budgetary and build that you can pass and get around the filibuster. the key person is joe manchin who has been not overruling her. tom: i read an article from a year ago showing the sides of the liberals and democrats. what is the power of progressives right now? is it there or is it a fiction? jack: they are the key pivotal people that joe manchin and -- we are hearing them try to affect what is going to be in this next package when you hear about elizabeth warren's will tax that may not become law, but sets a marker for what democrats can talk about with the next big bill when they get into tax discussions. they can pull the party left. lisa: what is chuck schumer's biggest challenge this week? jacqueline not -- >> not to make a big mistake. it got easier for him when they pulled out the minimum wage provision that was turning up manchin and others. it is not an uphill b

humphrey bland is another british general who published a book. when an officer has had the misfortune of being beat, he acts like a soldier. at some point, an officer will lose. it shouldn't be the officer chasing victory. they are performing their duty. washington is clearly going to relay this. he says no rational personal condemn you for not fighting with the odds against, to all so much depends on, it but all will censure a rash step. what's washington getting? at >> basically it's okay if you decide not to make -- if the odds are against, you don't do it. but if you may have a small chance but the odds are with you and you just brush it -- >> you have an obligation to preserve the honor. some of it is protecting the complete rank difference that we see in the british army. there is less difference between a gentleman officer and a soldier. these are baby in tactics. there are classic defensive tactics that are first employed by cartilage in the classical area. involves defensive war. a defensive war implies fighting when it makes sense, forc

hubert humphrey did it in 1967 and 1969. roosevelt in 1975. these are certainly unprecedented times. could thank the parliamentarian for her advisory opinion and still include it in the minimum wage bill. >> jayapal is right, it is just advisory opinion. but misspoke saying vice president roosevelt did it, ment vice president rockefeller in 1974, but that's last time it happened. 46 years ago. so there's nothing more rare in the united states senate than overruling the parliamentarian. actually 47 years ago. in this case it cannot work as way of passion the minimum wage, cannot work, because the democrats don't have enough votes among the democrats to pass the minimum wage after vice president harris overrules the parliamentarian which they've announced she's not going to do. if vice president harris overruled the parliamentarian and allowed the minimum wage in the bill, mitch mcconnell would offer amendment to remove the minimum wage from the reconciliation and democrats would lose. joe manchin and kyrsten sinema would vote against and others

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>> we would have to ask the question well, why in wuhan, to quote humphrey bogart, of all the gin jointsall the towns in all the world why wuhan? >> rachel: despite all of those coincidences the media took china's talking points hook, line and sinker. not only did they refuse to dig into the possibility that covid sprung from the lab, they actually laughed off anyone who suggested that it might have. >> senator tom cotton has raised the idea that the coronavirus originate in the chinese government lab is this credible or a full-on conspiracy? >> it's very harmful. it's very dangerous to stir up suspicions, rumors and spread them among the people. how can we believe all these crazy things? >> rachel: "the washington post" and the "new york times" mocked tom cotton for pushing a fringe conspiracy in february of 2020. now, i wonder in light of everything we now know, if they still feel like laughing. >> rachel: joining us now from the great state of arkansas is senator tom cotton. i imagine you must feel a little bit vindicated. i want to talk very quickly about this report that's coming ou

worthen is the author of george humphrey charles wilson, and eisenhower's war on spending. but dwight d eisenhower presidential library hosted this event and provided the video. welcome to our monthly lunch and learn program with the eisenhower presidential library. i am so thankful that you are here with us today. i'm so excited to welcome james worthen to talk with us today. he's going to talk about a couple of eisenhower administration members that perhaps we haven't really talked about a lot in the past. so james, why don't you take it away and tell us a little bit about yourself. well, thank you

he called it the great game, and he beat democrats hubert humphrey in a tight election that year. as you can see here, nixon was almost pugilistic at the president. he viewed himself as someone who needed to fight to stay on top, he battled constantly with congress. as he sought to expand his executive power. a great example in the book is nixon's aggressive attempt to untie and funds in order to thwart pieces of legislation passed by congress he did not like. for example, in october of 1972, you see congress was forced to override nixon's veto of amendments to the clean water act. the environment was becoming extremely important in the country at that time. nixon just refused to spend the money, he did not agree with. it he defined congress. ultimately, congress was forced to pass the impoundment control act of 1974 to control these sorts of abuses by nixon and his administration. similarly, in 1973, something we see a lot in the later chapters, after congress learned that nixon had secretly bombed sites in cambodia without notifying congress, they passed the war powers resolutio

. >> parliamentarian, listening to his entire testimony on youtube video, basically said hubert humphreythe promontory and when he was vice president. nelson rockefeller in 1975 famously disregarded the parliamentarian to bring the threshold required for overcoming filibuster from 67 votes, which is what it used to be, down to 60. we see carly there is a pattern of the vice president overturning or disregarding the parliamentarian, especially when there are procedural issues regarding the filibuster. the vice president here can do the same thing or whoever is in the senate chair, and that would allow the $15 minimum wage to be in the package. people say, you already have a couple of senators are going to vote against it anyway. first of all, people often say one thing. it is very different to vote against the president's first major initiative. i don't think -- secondly, we're going to have compromise for negotiation was senators, disagree with the $15, you first have to relate in so they haven't to negotiate, understanding and can be part of the recoiliation package. amy: you people lik

humphreys is also a democratic leadership in the house not going so far as to call on him to resign,nue for as long as cuomo decides he wants to hang on. >> and it does raise consistency issues. you memntioned the al franken case. the question is are they consistent now with how they handled things then? thank you for your reporting. >>> trump in places across america trying to roll back your voting rights. uh, i-i'm actually just going to get an iced coffee. well, she may have a destination this one time, but usually -- no, i-i usually have a destination. yeah, but most of the time, her destination is freedom. nope, just the coffee shop. announcer: no matter why you ride, progressive has you covered with protection starting at $79 a year. voiceover: 'cause she's a biker... please don't follow me in. the new samsung galaxy s21. this looks different. - it is. - show me. just hit record! see that? you're filming in 8k. that's cinema quality. so... you can pull photos straight from video. impressive. but will it last the whole trip? you'll have battery all day. and then more. this is di

and anyone, i hope my generation remembers the famous movie, casablanca, stirring humphrey beauregardremember wilson has sam, the pianist was going to play and the thing is that the irony, of course, that wilson didn't play the piano. he saying. so somebody else played the piano, while he pretended -- he had a band there, he met louis armstrong, annually armstrong very well. anyone who is anybody and people who frequented, then he hones his own club than after that he's going to own another club which he titles squadron and he's going to run a gym and a massage parlor attached to the gym. he's got all these businesses so he's doing very well. he marries a french woman. they have two daughters >> that's a question and, box thinks france rain. there were rumors that he was -- sometimes people are prone to exaggeration, no, her family was well off. as -- they basically went their separate ways as he was very preoccupied with his enterprise. they would divorce in 1935, who else would be left, he would raise the girls. but the thing was that the 20s were literally roaring in paris and it i

. >> gordon humphrey. >> steve sims. >> iowa went republican. and then bill armstrong in colorado. >> right. >> all strong conservatives, all strong reagan men. >> it's really interesting that republican party today is almost uniformly conservative. but if you looked at 1976 at a list of republican senators and you would say are they moderate or conservative? it was like 50/50 and several that were liberal republicans. >> as i tell people to illustrate it, used to be the wednesday club. which was the wednesday meeting of the moderate liberal senators and today the wednesday club doesn't exist. you think jacob javits and clifford case and so many others who were there who were center of the republican party and their whole philosophy is pretty much gone in the republican party. >> yeah. >> always ready to sign on for the '80 campaign and did you think of signing on for bob dole or any of the others or if reagan ran, you would be there for reagan? >> yeah, there were some other good candidates running. but i mean this is somebody that i had, you k

. >> my first job was when i was 13 at a frozen yogurt shop called humphrey yogart [ laughter ] >> jimmyeirder, harry worked at a sewing shop called alfred stitch-cock's [ laughter ] well, guys, let's switch gears here a little bit. during a press briefing today, the director of the cdc announced new guidelines for vaccinated americans watch this >> if you're fully vaccinated, and you're indoors, there is no need for masks or social distancing if everyone there is fully vaccinated >> jimmy: oh, man, bingo halls are about to look like a a senor frog's on spring break [ laughter ] most americans are like, "great news!" while texas is like, "what the hell's a cdc?" [ laughter ] [ applause ] yeah, you can gather with anyone who is vaccinated, and more importantly, you can act like a smug a-hole around anyone who's not [ laughter ] you can tell things are getting better, because the head of the cdc came out and asked if anyone wanted the rest of her breath mint. like, "oh, come on, hey. you're taking it too far now." "who wants it? huh, huh?" [ laughter ] that's right, according to the cdc, t

hike back into the covid relief bill overruling the parliamentarian is not unprecedented hubert humphrey did it in 1967 in 1969. rockefeller did it though it's not clear all democrats are on board president biden's press secretary jen psaki threw cold water on that idea the president the vice president have made the decision they're not going to move with that stat republicans charge the wage hike could force many struggling small businesses to shutter the non-partisan congressional budget office says the increase could cost one 0.4 million jobs that this was ever good idea, it's not a good idea to do during can give the bill is passed. >>meanwhile, the 1.9 trillion dollar covid relief package which includes $1400 checks for most americans is now in the hands of the senate democratic leaders hope to have it on president biden's desk by the middle of the month. >>that was joe khalil reporting for us this morning, it will only take a simple majority in the senate to. pass the relief bill meaning the democrats at this point don't need any republican support. >>9.34 is the time in the east b

duly wilson, and anyone, i hope my generation, who remembers the famous movie "casablanca" stars humphrey bogart and ingrid berman remembers ms. duly wilson asks, sam, the pianist, who is going to play, and the thing is that the irony of course, is the duly wilson didn't play the piano, he sang, so somebody else played the piano, while he pretended to play, but he had a band there, and he met louie armstrong, he new armstrong very well. anyone who was anybody, and people who frequented this first impresario, then he owns his own club, the grand duke and then after that, he is going to own another club, which he entitles esqwadrille, squadron and he will run a gym and a massage parlor attached to the gym. he he's got all these businesses going. he is doing very well. he marries a french woman. they have two daughters. >> thanks for answering. >> there were rumors that she was a french countess, sometimes the people are prone to ex aggregation but they know the family is well to do, and she would have a home but they basically went their separate ways because he was very preoccupied with hi