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i remember when people were encouraging me to run for the senate, i traveled around the state. i met more county chairs, activists. i also remember calling my husband on the phone. i think i was in syracuse, or some other place upstate. and i said, "i love what i do in the house. i love funding the issues that i care about." at that time i was working on, i think it was pandemic preparedness. i really loved being in the house. i love being the chair. and i certainly loved being chair of appropriations. and if i left to join the senate, i probably would not become the first female chair of the appropriations committee. peter: you have mentioned your husband, stephen lowey, many times. what does he do for a living? rep. lowey: my husband is a retired attorney. he has been retired, i think three years, four years, five years. i can get back to you on how long. [laughter] but he is very wise, and keeps up with all the news. and most of our discussion at the dinner table is about government, politics, democrats, republicans. he's been a great advisor to me, and a good friend, in addition to being a lovely husband. peter: do you two ever disagree on an issue? rep. lowey: you would never believe anything i ever told you if i say

i know those sighs. >> you're all good with this? >> it's what we wanted. >> do you see a problem with it? >> [sighs] no, i don't see a problem with it. i-i guess i thought i was gonna have more time thinking about it. >> it's what we want. >> maybe imore time. what's that look for? >> i--'cause i--it's-- >> i think i-i need more time. >> i have a construction crew getting ready to clean up this building, like, tomorrow morning, and i asked you if all these things, and you kept saying to me, "well, those are all ifs. i need to see it on paper." well, here it is. i mean, listen, if you want to keep this company a $2-million company, then just keep things the way they are. >> [sighs] >> we're always gonna get to the point where he's gonna say yes and then at the last minute he's gonna say no. >> it's just--it's just overwhelming to me. i just--i hope you guys don't get too disappointed. i-i just can't sign this right now. i-i just can't. >> even though i've given rich everything he needs, he's still reluctant to take risks. let's go take a walk. rich needs to take a moment and clear his mind. hopefully, he'll get past it and make this deal happen. >> i don't understand. >> it's too fast. >> that makes no sense! >> i don't know what h

station side than i am here and i want to show what knocking off that i can and i think to me and i have to look at it i mean it was i mean i did it i guess i'm going down the road but i don't think that. the british government imposed harshly covert restrictions across the u.k. to combat the surge and infections for journalist and broadcaster neil clark says the british government has mismanaged this crisis causing unnecessary chaos the fact of the matter is that this so-called new stroke was known about in september we had scientists writing about it discussing it in september and yet the health secretary only says this just a few days before christmas why didn't he make an announcement about this in september why didn't he get up in september it knows now so it was never the predictable what was going to happen and it's also to link up with the other main story we'll get to what the british government is trying to terrify is in iraqi w m d start about this terrible strain of course our closest trading partners are going to say wow you're sorry we're going to what's likely going to stop people coming in from what y

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station side every day i am here and that shower head knocking off that i can't cook and i think i'm down to me and i have to change i mean it was i mean i did it i guess i'm going down to the ground but i really think that the tougher covert restrictions have been imposed within the u.k. to come but it's a surge in infections and while the british government has said that stricter measures are necessary they've been accused of not reacting quickly enough let's take a look at the take of journalist broadcaster neil clark the fact of the matter is that this strike was known about in september we had scientists writing about it discussing it in september. and yet the last one called the health sector only and says this just a few days before christmas why didn't he make announcement about this in september why didn't they get up in september now so it could get double what was going to happen it's also to link up with the other main still we'll get to what the british government is trying to terrify is in iraqi w m d style about this terrible threat but of course the closest trading partners are going to say wow you're sorry we're going to

i live in new york. i work with a traditional publisher. i rate from -- i write to public education. i could be seen as an enemy. i want to know all what i and i also think what else is on the young woman. like, i'm a woman. i i am a woman so i looked a woman, bossi and people tell me i don't have a bitch face. a very disarming smile. i think that's what a lot of people is because it wasn't coming with whole team and camera crew. i did at sometime have people with me while talkative talkin, liaison to new people in these communities but when you're fivn with collages will record in front of her and a small little purse, what can i do? you know what i'm saying? >> yeah, i do know what you are saying. do you feel like any people that you met, some of this is like leading questions because of ortega talk about, the people you met were actually still a bit not sure of how close to let you in. >> oh, yeah. all the time. i mean, there were older black man, you know what i'm saying? i could want to know what is information can be used for? what i will say this. not a single person i spoke to that is in my book wanted to have a student. and i thought that was in

long i hate breaks and i think it's a completely retrograde step i think that the feeling of being part of a multinational international. i word looking community i think has been thompson fantastic i didn't support bret so i didn't pull pranks a i have really guides to not be part of you know penny more it does make me nervous to think how am i going to get to visit the european cities and you know friends i have to live in spain and in france and other parts of europe it would have been a disaster if there had been a do so very case but there is a to this is i suppose some people a big christmas present it's just i think it's all the relief aid to them to see it i think we will see a return to the troubles that it was st louis. extremely disappointing. and naivety short saudi government has a for their own short sighted aims as a such a terrible practice of the so you know this country is dreadful and they have a very very sort of i think it's really. funny going on also these years but it sort of begs the question as to whether this arrangement is going to be better than the regime behind him before we left the european union while boris johnson's christmas wish may have come tr

i was not kid with a chemistry set in my basement . i think now it would be different but i never self identified as a scientist prior to the moment that i totally, i think i went from having no, i never would've identified myself to being like totally. this is it, this is what i want to do and i was in college before i discovered that. i would study. i think like brian i was going to be a student of ideas of other books and other things but i didn't have any background in math and science and i was in a philosophy class and i told the story a couple of times, i was so frustrated. i was a philosophy major. i was so interested in the big idea and i was so flustered everybody else was still arguing about what did that mean when he said, i just was very disillusioned and one day this young aspiring professor came together talk and talk about quantum mechanics and free will and determinism and einstein. and all these people who had dominated the conversation up to that point became very quiet. and i thought there's something to this. and i now will tell you that nobody in physics who has learned relativity is saying what did he mean? is the opposite where i get and i can teach it to

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initially, when i was going, i wa nted initially, when i was going, i wanted to be successful, be on the winning team. i got that but i think i've gotten so much more than ithink i've always been quite headstrong to know this is mean, just being totally confident —— this is me. feeling like myself and i think lyon really brought that out. and thanks to the girls that were around me, some of the best players in the world. so humble, and i really took more from that three years experience than i ever expected. now i'm so excited that i get to bring all that back to the player i am now and try and help city improve and be successful and get better and better. i want to push more than everfor england. better. i want to push more than ever for england. where do you feel, having had that experience in france, where do you feel manchester city is and also the wsl? the wsl right now i think it's probably the best league in the world. because of the talent that's come in this year more so the talent that's come in this year more so than any other year, specifically the american talent. notjust at specifically the american talent. not just at city, specifically the

you but i also say that even though i am black i see part of the establishment, i live in new york and work with a traditional publisher and i write for publications, i also think what helps is ia young woman, i am a woman, i'm 5 feet tall and people tell me i don't have a bit space i'm a very honest smile, that's what a lot of people put me at ease because i wasn't coming who knew people in these communities but when you're tall young woman and all she has is a little recorder, what can i do. you know what i'm saying. >> i do know what you are sayi saying. >> do you feel like any people that you met, some of this is leading questions, do you feel the people that you met were actually still a bit not sure how close to let you in? >> sure, all the time there were older black men, you know what i'm saying what is this information going to be used for but i will say this not a single person i spoke to that is in my book wanted to have included this, i thought that was incredible, anybody who buys my book i urge you to look in the acknowledgment section and do not put my name, i thought they would as a mentor the book some of the people risk their lives to show me certain things b

i also remember calling my husband on the phone. said, i love what i do in the house. i love funding the issues that i care about. i was working on i think pandemic preparedness. love being in the house, i love being the chair. i certainly love being chair of appropriations. if i wanted to join the senate, would probably not become the first female chair of the appropriations committee. host: you've mentioned your husband many times. what does he do for a living? my husband is a retired attorney for three years, four years, five years. i can get back to you on how long. he is very wise and keeps up with all the news and most of our discussion at the dinner table is about politics, democrats, republicans. he has been a great advisor to me and a good friend in addition to being a loving husband. guest: do you to ever disagree? -- host: do you two ever disagree? guest: you would never believe anything i ever told you if i said no. this interview would be wasteful if i said no. of course we do. agreest of the time we do and i usually can convince him or he can convince me. we definitely have our own point of view, but we've been living toget

i think i need to sit down. [laughter] i think i need to sit down. [laughter] i think i need to sit down. [laughter] [inaudible conversat] they were saying that people deployed in combat that this is your comba zone. thank you for ening up that deployment. >> this is one of the lead physicians f covid and he is very humble. >> it is tly historical. >> i just want the rest of the country t realize we all have endured a lot with those who are intelligently and to receive the vaccine to do anything they can to stay out of harms way to wear a mask and social dtance. >> i probably shouldn't say this but but to lead by example. now we have to show people it is safe and effecte campaign with your loved ones again --hyphen see my parents since don't know when and they are 91 so i am hopeful the example that i'm trying to said is that people regnize this is important. we talk about the oath and i mbat. i can't imagine those trials and tribulations. we were out and there was a kid that installed the freer how old are you? twenty-two? along have you been in the army? a year and a half this is the mos

were you cocky what was it like >> i was catatonically nervous i didn't have -- i didn't think i was funny. i didn't think -- i didn't know if ifunny, but i was not convinced of it. >> jimmy: yeah >> so my friend told me that humphrey bogart would always have a shot of scotch before he would do something difficult so we went to the bar next door to "catch a rising star" and we -- we threw down a shot of scotch >> jimmy: did that help? >> no. >> jimmy: no, of course not. it did nothing you're just starting out i think that's - >> yeah. >> jimmy: a thing about stand-up too it's like even now when you do a joke, i don't know if i'm funny. >> you don't know. you're not if the joke is not funny, you're not, in that moment >> jimmy: yeah >> in that moment, you're absolutely nothing of what you want to be you get a laugh, you are everything that you want to be >> jimmy: it's the best feeling in the world >> yeah, and the worst >> jimmy: and the worst if you don't. >> if you don't. >> jimmy: yeah, that's - >> and that's what people, i think, are attracted to it for they want to see a person -- that's why i watch baseball. is this guy

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i get the mcchrystal to liver that's going to exacerbate i give it 21 months if even that good sign you know i get it i give it is that in the calendar year of 2021 i did. it i think because i'm sorry i didn't the buyer's remorse is this i mean particularly if trump throws his hat in on inauguration day oh not that. you know i want to stick with you because there's a lot of progressive ideas as a conservative in like i said i believe in the realignment here i mean what are you guys going to do next ok because you know in the democratic party and the republican party to a great degree because it might might might deal with the with the republican party is there just the libertarians have a chokehold and i really want to break that loose and let more populous into the party here but the democratic party is different because people like nancy pelosi holo c.n.n. and chuck schumer they have more venom for bernie sanders than they ever did for donald trump it's true yeah absolutely i mean i think that progressive like i said the progressive people are fractured or aggressive they're absolutely fractured so you're going to see some progressive as they are right now they're building to build

i was terminated. is that -- yes, i recall that. >> were you surprised? >> i don't know if i was necessarily surprised. it's not how i wanted to go out. i think i -- the thing that upsets me the most about that is i didn't get a chance to say good-bye to my team. and i had worked with them for three and a half years in the trenches building an agency, putting cisa on the national stage. and i love that team and i didn't get a chance to say good-bye. that's what i'm most upset about. >> since he was fired, about a dozen republican senators have vouched for krebs' work. the president's essentially saying in that tweet that you did a lousy job, that you and your team blew it and allowed massive fraud all across the country. >> we did a good job. we did it right. i would do it a thousand times over. >> still the president spins conjecture. >> you shouldn't be astounding by the fact votes are counted in germany and spain. >> as you watched rudy giuliani's news conference at the republican national committee headquarters, what were you thinking? >> it was upsetting because what i saw was a apparent attempt to undermine confidence in the election, to

i was. i. last. yeah. i. was. i was. i. i. think. in part 2 of beethoven's 9th symphony for the world various interpretations of this masterpiece around the world and what it means to the musicians who perform it. was. i. what's going on here. house of your very own from a printer. computer games that are healing. my dog needs electricity. shift explains delivers facts and shows what the future holds. yet living in the digital world shift. in 15 minutes on d w. their patience is running out their rage is growing over a life without electricity. residence of you harness perfectly. like millions of other people in africa they often experience power outages in a couple minutes but what causes them and what solutions are just. 77 percent. in 30 minutes on d w. what secrets lie behind these walls. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. w world heritage 360 get the app now. this is thinkable being us live from birth that germany prepares for a hotshot reality holiday season on the pandemic lock down the surgeon you could not train in fiction says forcing the government's hand shops to angela merkel and regional leaders starting an emergency teleconference at thi

i think some of those things actually sort of conspired against me, right. and also, you know, i was new to politics and i thought an independent-minded person is what people want. and i think that's why i won. i think it's also why i lost. >> desjardins: what do you think it means to be a republican? are you still a republican? >> very difficult right now. you know, i feel like that i'm

adirondacks, and all night shoots for 20 days and i think -- yeah, i think i totally lost my mind and i think physically it was very demanding i was -- iasted for half of the movie, so i was just in a constant state of just -- i mean, you know how that is, just being so drunk that you can't walk upstairs without flinging your body against a wall >> seth: yeah, it's like my move >> it's just your every night. [ laughter ] but like -- yeah, i was really -- it was very, very exhausting, but it felt like it was also very joyful and it felt -- i don't know, it was just - christopher abbott and sarah gadon are so talented and i think the three of us just banded together like a weird [ bleep ] family and we just got through it together. and it was fun, but in a very dark, dark way i guess >> seth: yeah, i've been a fan of christopher's io had never seen sarah before she's just excellent as well when you mention night shoots, you know, i think people can appreciate that means you're shooting at night, but i think what people forget is that you have to go back to the real world at like 6:00 in the morning. like, where were you staying when you

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i would say it's like a sort of reggae inspired genre of music i think it's like right in your wheelhouse >> uh, you know, maybe i could -- i don't even know actually no, i was going say, maybe i can get away with some reggae, but id perform. >>seth: uh, i did not know this about you, and i apologize, but you're producing a hallmark movie. this is your third >> yeah. >> seth: and the part of it that is fascinating to me, it's a christmas film, uh, you produced it with your mother. >> that's true that is fascinating, isn't it, seth could imagine doing -- >>seth: i will say i love my mother i don't know if i would love to produce a film with her. especially a holiday film. >> the goal of working with your mom in the entertainment industry what happened was is we wrote a song together -- i had a christmas album that came out several years ago. and my mom is a little bit like lucy ricardo, where she's constantly, you know, harassing ricky to let her be on the show, or let her sing, or write a song my mom always wanted to be a songwriter so she is always, you know, texting me or talking to me about song ideas so finally, one day, i said, "look i'm making a christmas album. i think it would be appropriate for you and i

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