the post-presidency legacy of jimmy carter. thehe carter center which he and his wife did found devoted to election monitoring democracy promotion and disease eradication. carter has been really active in eradicating diseases in the developing world and then on the other hand building homes with habitat for humanity which carter is out there physically building these houses. and that is really the postpresidential legacy of carter and it presents a point of contrast. on the one hand carter wasn't all that good at being president as the way it goes but on the other hand this wonderful humanitarian humanum being. one of the ideas that was deeply absorbed into the political culture is those two things are at odds with each other. you can't be a sunday schoolteacher kind of person and also be a successful president. that is the legacy idea that i think might need to be revisited and probably will be revisited as people rethink carter's legacy and rethink what happened while he was president. what do you think about this? why do you

democratic presidents to jimmy carter. and these are kind of intended to be unflattering sorts of comparisons and especial with inflation, which we'll talk about you've gotten a lot of comparisons between between carter and vitamin you see it didn't start. there's also some comparisons with with barack obama. but lately as you saw in the piece that you read, there's this kind of reassessment and resurgence, thinking about the significance of jimmy carter as an individual and as a president and really kind of rethink what happened not just in this post-presidency, which has been very famous for all of the public service that done, but also really, really rethinking rethinking carter's time in office and its and its significance. does anyone have any preliminary questions or thoughts on this before and launch into the rest of of this bit. okay we talked a couple of weeks we kind of brainstormed about what do we what do we know about carter and i kept that in mind as i put this all together. so i want actually start with a lit

i'm going to start us off here with jimmy carter in the news. a couple of weeks ago we announced that president carter who is g 98-years-old was goingo live out the rest of his days at home hospice, and this kind of kicked off a lot of reassessment, a lot of conversation about carter's presidential legacy and legacy in the world to some of which you readd about today. but up until this point, he's had aa pretty negative legacy often at the bottom of lists of great presidents. you kind of see this here. these are both conservative news sites comparing democratic presidents to jimmy carter and these are kind of tended to be unattering sorts of comparisons especially with inflation which we will talk about you've gotten a lot of comparisons between carter but it started there is also some comparisons with barack obama. but lately, as you saw in the piece that you read, there's been this kind of reassessment and resurgence in thinking about the significance of jimmy carter as an individual and as the president and really kind of rethinking what happe

so i'm going to start us off here with with jimmy carter in the news. so couple of weeks ago, it was announced that that former president carter, who is 98 years old, was going to live out the rest of his days in home hospice. and this kind of kicked off a lot of really testimony and a lot of conversation about carter's presidential legacy and legacy in the world, some of which you read today. but up until this point, carter had a pretty kind of negative legacy and is often at the bottom of lists of great presidents. so you kind of see this here. here are couple of these are both conservative news sites comparin democratic presidents to jimmy carter. and these are kind of intended to be unflattering sorts of comparisons and especily with inflation, which we'll talk about you've gotten a lot of comparisons between between carter and vitamin you see it didn't start. there's also some comparisons with with barack obama. but lately as you saw in the piece that you read, there's this kind of reassessment and resurgence, thinking about the significance of jimm

i'm going start as off here with jimmy carter in the news. f weeks ago it was announced that former president carter who g is 98 was going to live out the rest of the state in-home hospice, and this kind of kicked off a lot of reassessment, a lot of conversation about carter's presidential legacy and legacy in the world, some of which you read about today. but up until this point carter had a pretty kind of negative legacy, often at the bottom of lists of great presidents. you kind to see this here. here are a aoue of these are both conservative new sites comparing democratic presidents to jimmy carter, and thesere kind of intended t be unflattering sort of comparisons, and especially with inflation, which will talk about. you've gotten a lot of comparisons between carter and biden. instructive are also some comparisons with barack obama. lately as you saw in the piece that you read, there's been this kind of reassessment and resurgence of thinking about the significance of jimmy carter as an individual and as a president, and really kind of r

despuÉs de conocerse que la esposa del expresidente jimmy carter fue diagnosticada con demencia, el centrolas causas que podrÍan provocarlo y de los sÍntomas para que todos estemos muy alerta. borja: estÁ con nosotros el doctor ramÍrez, gracias por estar con nosotros en la "ediciÓn digital". sabemos que hay muchas personas de mÁs de 65 aÑos, mujeres que estÁn viendo la "ediciÓn digital", doctor, cuÁles serÍan esos sÍntomas principales de que puede suceder una demencia? >> la demencia en espaÑol a veces suena como enfermedad mental. significarÁ la pÉrdida de funciones que nosotros tenÍamos antes, cuando la persona comienza a sentir un deterioro de su actividad intelectual, entonces llega la definiciÓn de demencia, hay dos factores que son los mÁs evidente. la pÉrdida de memoria, la memoria reciente, y cambios de personalidad. en la muerte, empieza generalmente con cosas sencillas, el nombre de alguna persona, comienzan a veces repetir y, una y otra vez, en el caso del cambio de personalidad, ademÁs de inhibiciÓn, comienzan a decir cosas diferentes, hacer chistes que habÍa hecho antes, comie

it was finalized and on september 17, 1978, in the presence of jimmy carter, the president of the united states of america , it was finally signed in the white house . it was the first peace treaty between the warring parties, namely the arab countries and the zionist regime, which was signed between mehr and the nobel peace prize regime in the year 1978 to encourage other islamic countries in normalization the relations with the occupying regime jointly awarded the peace prize to sadat, the president of egypt at the time , and the hypocrites of begin. the main fuse of the basic engine is six and a half meters in late 1978, after egypt signed the camp david peace agreement, efforts were made by hafez assad to bring the two countries of iraq and syria closer together. signed this pact to eliminate the blackout period the relations between the two countries are in the first step of creating a military alliance with the establishment of the complete unity of the two syrian baath parties and the road against the 20th zionist regime's rise to power. saddam's iraq, who was his first deputy, to

living happily at home and enjoying the spring with a her husband in georgia, a former president jimmy carter announced back in february that he is receiving hospice care at home following a series of hospitalizations. the carters are the longest ever married presidential couple. >> up next, mixed messages about funding the water this summer. the dangers that epic snowpack melt presents. but a lot of people are still having fun on the river. plus, a manson family member is granted parole, but why she could still be staying in prison and the role governor newsom will be playing in her fate again. and 2 people have been shot in san jose. how police discovered the victims and where the investigation stands tonight.

>>> >>> jimmy carter's family shares a sweet message with the country. >>> minnesota takes an experimental step to combat the opioid crisis. the new program to decriminalize used syringes. >>> bud light sales poured down the drain. >>> and a group of trans teens host their own prom with a protest at the nation's capitol. it is wednesday may 24 "early today" starts right now >>> glad you're with us. i'm frances rivera >> i'm cori coffin we begin this morning with the tremendous grief still felt in uvalde, texas. on this day a year ago, a gunman entered robb elementary and killed 19 students and two teachers for the victims' families, the pain is still so raw the parents of lexi rubio spoke about keeping their daughter's memory alive >> you know she's not here she is that person that's still going to be make a difference in this world >> intelligent, competitive, driven, a beautiful person inside and out i'm going to make sure nobody forgets her. >> today texas will lower the state flags and observe a moment of silence at 11:30 a.m., marking the time the deadly rampage began. and coming up w

jimmy carter was around that and even less when he was running at this point in 1976. so history teaches us, be careful about the snapshots. once snapped, they're shot. what do you think about the polls. >> donald trump looks good, looks strong and the presumptive nominee and the front runner. as you say, look, go back to 2008, rudy giuliani looked like he was going to win the nomination in 2007 and looked like he was ahead and looked like the nomination and didn't. hillary clinton led in 2007, 2008 didn't get the nomination. and a month before the 2012 iowa caucus, newt gingrich was leading and mitt romney became the nominee. you're right you've got to be careful reading too much into it, even though president trump, former president trump does have good numbers. while we're talking about numbers, there are numbers that this week we're not talking about that really are the most explosive and most important of all, do you think that joe biden is a strong leader in the fox poll? 33% say yes. republicans only 8%, you'd expect that. think about that, 21%, only 21% of inde

you'll also hear her assessment of what she believed to be jimmy carter's greatest achievements and hermemories of the iranian hostage crisis which consumed her husband for the last month of his presidency. >> i bring you greetings from latin america and the caribbean to have done this for two weeks and i couldn't resist. seriously it was a good trip. this morning at venezuela president pena said to me jimmy's pan-american day speech and my visit to latin america had open new paths and entered american relations. consider the paternalism that has characterized the past we are ready and eager to develop natural marmol unequal relationships. i found goodwill and friendship everywherere i went. we love you and the caribbean and inin latin america and every state that i spoke withh without exception agreed with me on the importance of core operating and consulting closely on the issuei that concerned us all, human rights nuclear nonproliferation economicnt development arms control. i think we have made progress in all of these areas and i'm glad to beom back home and glad to be with amy and

>> i remember after jimmy was elected there was a whole page cartoon in the "washington post" with the carterfamily, jimmy's mother, me, and there were haystacks. we had on straw hats and there was straw between our teeth. [laughing] then i went from that to being steel magnolia. but i thought that was pretty good because steel is tough and magnolia is a southern. and then i was fuzzy. i was fuzzy for a while and then i was most powerful. so i had a full range of images. >> i didn't think i was any of that. i was proud i was from the south. i hope i was tough. i didn't think i was fuzzy. when making to washington i knew what i wanted to do. i have worked on mental health problems while jimmy was governor. i had beenhe the governors wife and i have had my projects. i have entertained ambassadors instead of heads of state and entertained georgia legislators instead of congresspeople. there was a lot that i had learned, and i couldn't wait to get to washington and work on mental health because that had a chance to do the whole country. in the campaign had a sentence in my biographical sketch say

jimmy has never had any hint of scandal in his life. honesty, integrity openness and confidence in government we so sorely need in our country today. as rosen carter she arrived at the white house after the 1976 campaign with a blueprint toal o to work which was a valued political party to her husband jimmy but found that many obstacles facing a first lady once influence public policy. she became known as a staunch advocate for those struggling with mental health. you will hear directly from or featuring footage from c-span video library. first work on mental health issues white they became so important to her. february 1977 event at the white house after president carter signed the executive order creating a mentall health condition she served as active honorary chair an important early form. now, listen to her in her own words. but as you probably know for the past year end a half or more i have campaigned all over the country. my schedule had a little paragraph that said i was interested in mental health. so everywhere i went people had a good program they wouldn't need to see it i had a chance to see things happening all over this country that

1980 election, for a time the polling was very close between then governor reagan and president jimmy carterany people express severe doubts about two y things about reagan. first, they thought he was just a movie actor and not a particularly good one . he was now the and didn'tknow what he was saying and that was totally false . i spent a lot of time talking ra reagan when you run things himselfbut that is what people thought . whthe other thing they thought about reagan was the extremist might get us into a nuclearwar with the soviet union ., also false as we now know and i've done considerable work on reagan but knowing those two things are false, the american people didn't know that. so reagan only got a significant majority of winning in a landslide after he had the debate with president carter and in the debate president reagan was extremely good and laying out sensible positions and i've argued that what reagan did was persuade the american people that he was not a giants risk but that he could be an effective president that is something that actually and came to pass. so i've given y

you'll also hear her assessment of what she believes to be jimmy carter's greatest achievement. and her memories of the iranian hostage crisis, which consumed her husband through the last months of his presidency. i bring you greetings from latin america and the caribbean. it's in grand placer academy a starkey. i've done this for two weeks and i couldn't resist but seriously, it was a good trip. this morning in venezuela president perry said to me that jim is pan american they speech and my visit to latin america had open new pairs in into american relations instead of the paternalism that his characterized the past. we are ready and eager. to develop balanced natural normal and equal relationships a fan goodwill and friendship everywhere. i went. they love you in the caribbean and in latin america. and every head of state that i spoke with without exception. agreed with me on the importance. of cooperating and consulting closely on the issues that concern you jimmy and the concern us all human rights nuclear nonproliferation economic development. arms control. i think we've ma

i took sean to interview jimmy carter. that was the cool interview. and at the end of, you know, an hour and a half fantastic interview, i pressed wrong button and killed the tape. so i really glad i had sean with me back up. yeah and but anyway like tom friedman has, you know what used to be called secretary and um, and. i just figure because i went through it myself having a hard road up that, you know, here's a spot at the new york times and if you can get a toehold, you know, that can amazing things for you and in case you know i deserve no credit for him being an amazing writer he came that way but you know i was able to kind of give it a little polish books to read, movies to see and, you know, it's very gratifying when. i see ashley winning a pulitzer, chris and julie doing so well and sean doing so well. and alex, you know it's you feel you've actually given someone this whole different life they wouldn't have had she made me quit smoking read edith wharton enroll in french lessons and took me to barneys was like pretty woman basically. unfort

ted kennedy against jimmy carter, kennedy was beating carter with the 221 lead among democrats, 1979ce, when he promised that if ted can be ran against him he told advisors, quote, i'll with his ass. i'm sorry mr. president for putting that out there but he in fact, did just that , but just a year before, ted kennedy, ahead of the incumbent president by a 2 to 1 margin, polls mean absolutely nothing, do they? >> they don't. and when carter ran in 1976, a year before that, and 75, it was like 100 to 1 odds that jimmy carter could have won the nomination in las vegas. everyone was in front of the one turn governor from georgia. he brought out a book called why not the best, sold 1 million copies but nobody in new york would publish the book. carter did what christie and what ron desantis and everyone is doing now, they're aiming for iowa. iowa means nothing in the democratic party, but it means everything for republicans, and what you saw last night with ron desantis, try to pick up the evangelical vote, using the word, revival in america. that's where somebody can make inroads on trum

reportero: gloria molina trabajo con el presidente jimmy carter en washington y regresÓ a californiacipal de los Ángeles. en 1991 fue la primera persona de origen hispano elegida para uno de los cinco puestos de la junta de supervisores de los Ángeles, considerada hasta entonces como un club de hombres blancos que manejaban mÁs presupuesto que 42 estados del paÍs. reportero: este domingo la familia de gloria molina dio a conocer el fallecimiento de la lÍder hispana que tenÍa un cÁncer terminal hace meses. >> esta historia de ella es un ejemplo. reportero: se iniciÓ la confecciÓn de dos colchas compuestas de recortes de telas que llevarÁn un dibujo o un mensaje de las que reconocen el legado de gloria molina. leÓn: una encuesta del instituto pÚblico de investigaciÓn religiosa menciona que un gran porcentaje de estadounidenses ha cambiado de religiÓn. el 56% dijo que dejÓ de creer en las enseÑanzas de su religiÓn. 30% dicen que era porque su religiÓn era antes lgbt. las principales religiones que primero seguidores fueron la catÓlica, la cristiana evangÉlica y otras confesiones cristia

some liken jimmy carter to donald trump. we spoke to voters about what they are look at as they think about what candidate they want to support. >> the most important things to latin oh voter are sensible things. education for their children, good education. economic issues. kitchen table issues, and the immigration issue out of control is not making democrats -- is not makin -- is not making latis more sympathetic towards democrats. >> you see it on the state level. you saw proposition 13 which slashed property tax in california. you see it with the education savings accounts. the democratic governor of arizona tried to pull it back. popular opinion prevented that. wholess taps into that, reagan tapped into that with a good substantive program. not just do you have a good record. that's great. but what kind of program are you going to be putting out there. donald trump has a problem with suburban and independent voters. how is he going to overcome that. people are tired of all this negativity. jackie: they sure are. and it'

was called no child left behind it was largest expansion of the department of education since jimmy carter created it. sometimes i felt like a minute man who showed up 10 years late for the revolution. [laughter] i often tell friends that i felt like rip van winkle. i went to sleep before the reagan revolution started and i woke up after was over. i was one and elton who was a principal conservative in every single way in the congress of the united states. elton, want to thank you so much. [applause] i was one of i think 28 republicans who voted against no child left behind. i voted against efforts by the republican president to expand entitlements, but i had a deep sense as i recount in "so help me god" that if we walked away from that reagan vision of limited government, fiscal responsibility that the american people would walk away from us. in 2006, they did. we would lose in 2006, and i would say at the time that we did not just lose the election, we lost our way. we found our way back. i was a house republican conference chairman the last time we retired nancy pelosi, and in just a fe

hamilton jordan, the adviser of jimmy carter, in this book. it is from the white house when jimmy carter was the president of the united states from there issues the order to carry out the operation since the decision to attack the islamic republic of iran and the expansion and military exercises, the events that he said yes in the white house, the events that happened in the pentagon of the us ministry of defense, the event that happened in the description of the command of the american forces, all with a sweet lady and show me well, he stated that the beginning of the revolution, from the point of view of the writers and filmmakers of the era of addiction, how many prayers of the sharif university were not completed during the tabas sand storm, morfard killed an american helicopter and an american plane, and a number of delta military forces were injured. it describes the details of this event and finally it ends with the failure of the operation. america had failed with nothing ordinary in iran or on its wife except the sands of the desert.

hamilton jordan, his advisor to jimmy carter , in this book reflects the story of this book from thewhen jimmy carter, the president of the united states at that time , issues the order to carry out operations from there. the time of decision to attack the islamic republic of iran and the replacement and military exercises, the events that he said yes in the white house , the events that are in the pentagon of the us department of defense, the events that happened in the description of the command of the american forces, all of them were explained by a sweet and nice lady. at the beginning of the revolution, which from the point of view of the writers and filmmakers of the same era, the substance of addiction was a few prayers of the sharif university, the tabas sand storm killed the helicopter and the american plane and injured a number of delta military forces . in the end, the operation ends with the failure of the united states in front of its wife , like the sands of the desert. reading this book can introduce the young generation to a part of the history of the islamic revoluti

who said increasing the administration faster than jimmy carter's total expenses on total welfare programsding social security and welfare rose between 1981 in 1989. this led some conservatives at the time to say that the reagan revolution was not very revolutionary. it is puzzling that there is agreement that the rhetoric was the single thing that made it most effective. there is agreement that the years beginning with reagan's election is 30 years of conservative dominance e. but, the domestic policies that were at the core of his administration were never very popular. anti-did not see in achieving that kind of reagan revolution. that is where we are so concerned with this difference. beginning to address that. we need to address a particular situation. it was a very bad economic situation. inflation reached 13 and a half% in 1980 unemployment reached 17 and a half percent. reagan talked about the combination of those two statistics what is called the misery index. interest rates also 20%. a time of american weakness. they had been held from the u.s. embassy which had been overran durin

however , he does not have hopes for biden, whom the landing party compares with jimmy carter. there is also a clear hint that the desantis itself is, as it were, ronald reagan. well, for the democrats. he is still a continuation of trump american liberals hate the desantes for his anti-lgbt propaganda laws and tough stance on migration america if running for president must understand we as a nation cannot allow another person with such a belief system in the white house to people with with such beliefs, american liberals attribute not only trump, but also the participants in the storming of the capitol in the january 6 case, meanwhile , the new sentence storming the capitol bournet, lounging in an armchair pilosi, like kuen. the shaman walking in the interiors of the congress became living symbols. those events, in general, the barnet could face 20 years, but he does not agree with the appointed verdict. hi richard i'm valentin bogdanov nice to meet you. even at the very beginning of the process in an interview with the news. he complained about how he and people like him were

a time the polling was very close between then governor, former governor reagan, and president jimmy carter. many s people expressed sigar doubts about two things about reagan. first, they thought he was just a movie actor, and not a particularly good one. in other words, he wasn't a mouthpiece and didn't know what he was saying. that was totally false. i spent a lot of time looking at reagan'ssp speech draft a reagan wrote things himself. but that is what people thought. the other thing they thought about reagan was that he was an extremist who might get us into a nuclear war with the soviet union. that was also falls, as we now know. i've also done a considerable work on reagan's soviet red brick. but knowing that those two things are false, the american people didn'tid know that, and o reagan only got a significant majority, in step in winning in a landslide after he has a debate with president carter, and in the debate president reagan is extremely good throughout the debate in laying out and defending sensible positions. and i have argued that what reagan did was persuade the american

president, jimmy carter, receiving hospice care for the last few months.s outlets, under spending their last days resting comfortably in their longtime home of planes, in georgia. it is the longest living u.s. president. jimmy carter, recently honored in the summer of lena where a major road was named after him, in 1976. the year that he won the white house. i want to thank you for your company, i'm paula newton, i'll be back with more cnn newsroom, right after a short break. what's considered normal for your cat is s interesting. but if your cat isn't their quirky self lately, they may have pain from a common condition called osteoarthritis. now, there's sensia. solensia is once-monthly injection to control youcat's oa pain. verinary professionals administering solensia who are pregnant, trying to conceive, or breast feeding should te extreme care to avoid self-injection. self-injection could cause allergic reactions like anaphylaxis. ask your vet about solensia and help get your cat back to their normal. this is how tosin lost 33 pounds on noom weight. i

which is kind of perfect because he's the worst president since jimmy carter.0 years old, he would be 86 if you won a second term. according to social security administration, women live longer but an average american man has a 60% chance of reading the stomach, reaching the chains of 85 so there is 40% chance will that kamala harris would be is on the ballot and she is even less popular than he is. >> emily: when you bring a popularity, these polls reflect an absolutely dismal point of view of not only the president's fitness to serve but also how he has performed or underperformed during his tenure. >> kayleigh: they do because i'm listening to the same we could have the same conversation november of last year before the mumidterms. between now and next november i will be a siren for the g.o.p. having discipline because when you dig into the school exceed 30% approval on the economy, on immigration, gun policy even, it is a dire assessment. however, when you dig down into the poll is one aspect that come my eye on the debt ceiling. showed 79% of americans say

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we'll explore that. 1976, nobody had jimmy carter on anybody's radar.radar in 2008 and on and on we go. histories were replete with such examples. good seeing you. >> good seeing you, too. >> neil: we're talking about the treasury running out of cash. we got confirmation of that. they say the operating cash balance is down to 49.47 billion. just a day earlier, it was over 76 billion. so this rate it is essentially sending a signal we're going to run out of dough. that could be a scare tactic. what is obvious, the money committed for things right now won't be available maybe a week from now. there's still a lot of money out there. so it's how you prioritize that like you and me when we're up against the wall and we have to prioritize bills. when we come back, an irs whistle-blower decides to go public after this. how to grow more vibrant flowers: step one: feed them with miracle-gro shake 'n feed. that's it. miracle-gro. all you need to know to grow. i'm world champion skier lindsey vonn, and ever since i retired, i've had trouble falling asleep and stay

jorge: el centro carter indicÓ que la esposa de expresidente jimmy carter sigue disfrutando de la primaveraer porque aumentaron los ataques de las hordas, de las llamadas ballenas asesinas. ilia: si toma cafÉ para mantenerse despierto, estarÍ ♪♪ ¡cómo! trabajas tarde, eres mamá, pagas las cuentas, cocinas, y ¡eres experta en dinosaurios! pero sueñas con más. por ti y los tuyos. pero estudiar parece imposible. pero ¿qué tal que una universidad apoyara todo tu ser? tu carrera, tu familia, tus finanzas y tu salud mental. national university. apoyamos todo tu ser. ilia: unas 100 personas protestaron contra los planes de derribar el edificio que colapsÓ en iowa despuÉs de que una mujer fue rescatada ilesa, la mujer escuchÓ la destrucciÓn y se esconde debajo de un sofÁ en su departamento que no resultÓ afectado, 24 horas despuÉs cuando su telÉfono funcionÓ hizo una llamada pidiendo ayuda y fue rescatada, el alcalde detuvo el plan de derribar el edificio. jorge: los cientÍficos tratan de descifrar porque aumentaron los ataques de orcas, desde el 2020 estos mamÍferos han atacado a tres embarcacione

by that definition jimmy carter would not have gotten the presidential nomination in 1976 but what dot you're seeing now, particularly on the part of governor desantis? >> yeah, i think a lot of the money governor desantis has was money raised before his decline in the polls so the real question to me is, can he sustain this level of contribution because to close a 20 or 30 point gap with a former president, donald trump, is going to require literally hundreds of millions, if not a billion dollars for governor desantis. it is an open question because a lot of donors have been questioning him given his swoon in the polls. neil: yeah. without even coming out the gate. you know, hadley, another issue though is, it is not always a sign that he or she with the most money will command the most attention. by that definition jeb bush would have been walking away with this thing well before 2016. so what do you make of it? >> that is a good point, neil, at this point it is very early but i don't think it is right to talk about the republican side of this race as a contest between trump and des

i understand all the fears, a lot of people say oh, no, jimmy carter years all over again.ed this that, leisure suits and all. >> i want to see photos. neil: you don't want to see photos. i'm locking that up. my point it is not like that. it is not like that at all. >> it used to be there was no other alternative, right? when interest rates down at zero, 1%. now it is. treasurys yielding at 5%. you have alternative. equities need to return more to do well, still epinvestors are not flummoxed by anything that hits the headlines. there is just persistent wall of worry we keep climbing which you know, i would rather be a bull than a bear most days. neil: yeah. how do you play it? >> i certainly think you have to go run with it while it is there as long as we have this positive sentiment, you don't want to miss out but i do like to position portfolios this is some defense. i'm a big investor on having free cash flows in case there is a credit crunch, any type of recession. you've got companies still weather that storm. neil: all right. >> i think having some sort of a defensive

the announcement just months after her husband, former president jimmy carter, began hospice care at me. the carter center says mrs. carter is enjoying the spring and enjoying visits with her loved ones. >>> smoke from a wildfire on canada's atlantic coast continues to affect air quality in the u.s. about 15 miles from the city of halifax in nova scotia. crews made progress overnight but say changing winds are making the fire unpredictable. the fire now covers about three square miles, burned about 200 homes. 16,000 people evacuated. the snoelg smoke is prompting air quality alerts across the east coast. no word on what sparked this wildfire. >>> was it a prank, activism, or accident? investigators are trying to determine what turned the water in venice, italy, green. it happened over the weekend and spread through the water near the rialto bridge. investigators say a powder used to trace leaks in pipes is to blame and it is not harmful to marine life. so far, no one has claimed responsibility. this comes after a few protests by environmental activists who are angry about italy's subs

well, an update on the health of former president jimmy carter. family members say he remains in good spirits 3 months after entering end of life care at home, carter's grandson says the 98 year-old is aware of tributes in his honor and get updates on the carter center's humanitarian work around the world. carter even enjoys regular servings of ice cream. well, who wouldn't enjoy that? the longest living u.s. president announced back in february that he would spend the remainder of his life in his georgia home. well, if you love all things electronic, listen up. electrify expo is displaying all the latest in electric cars, bikes, scooters and more rich demuro takes a closer look in today's tech smart. >> if it's electric and it has wheels, it's probably on display at the electrify expo. the festival will visit 7 cities this year and the best part you can play with nearly everything on display. oh, my gosh. 24 pounds. that is so light. the latest in the mobility on display at electrify expo. >> there is no reason to go buy a gas vehicle today becaus

. >>> now to a health update for rosalynn carter, months after jimmy carter entered hospice care the former first lady has been diagnosed with dementia. the carter family making the announcement and asking for the public's understanding yesterday. blayne alexander has more. >> reporter: former first lady, rosalynn carter is known as much for her work inside the white house as her time out of it. she is face aing a new health battle at age 95, she has been diagnosed with dementia she continues to reside happily at home with her husband and enjoying spring. >> re it comes three months after former president carter entered hospice care a fierce mental health advocate, rosalynn carter and her husband co-founded the carter center, spending decades doing humanitarian work around the world. >> his belief and her passion on mental health issues and making sure that people, really, that their human rights were afforded, the ability to have issues addressed was part of the love story and the carter family says they're sharing news of her diagnosis in part to help further the mission hoping it l

her husband, former president jimmy carter, is 98. he went into hospice care at his home over the past several months. there were reports that the two of them had basically been together, hanging out, at their house in plains. we're going to have much more on this breaking news later this hour. but, again, sad to hear the report that rosalynn carter has been diagnosed with dementia. >>> and still ahead, 12 cities, three states, and a lot at stake. florida governor ron desantis taking his campaign on the road with a new focus on attacking donald trump. we're back in 60 seconds. donald trump we're back in 60 seconds we know patients are more than their disease. that's why, at novo nordisk, we've spent a hundred years developing treatments to help unlock humanity's full potential. these are the greats: people living with, thriving with — not held back by — disease. they motivate us to fight diabetes and obesity, rare diseases and cardiovascular conditions, for generations to come. so, everyone can meet their moment. because your disease

it was jimmy carter and ronald reagan.g because my grandfather, they give you the good history all along about voting, and it just brought all those thoughts back to me, what is my grandfather thinking ini'm part of an organization that goes out and creates and arrests people for voting when people don't get out and vote like they should anyway. so that hurt. >> my mom's first vote as an immigrant who got her citizenship was also jimmy carter. let me read another piece of this "washington post" piece. this is peter washington, one of the people arrested for voting. and it says here, for washington, the lesson of it all is clear. voting is dangerous. he's telling others they should be weary of it too even if they don't have a iteminal record. one of his adult children already decided he won't be casting a ballot. a friend is doubting it too. washington said i told him i wouldn't advise it because it's a trap. do you think that was the purpose of doing this, that ron desantis wants to discourage particularly black people fro

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her family said the 95-year-old remains at home in plains, georgia, with former president jimmy carter. he's been receiving hospice care at home since february. the couple has been married nearly 77 years. the carter center said mrs. carter has spent her long public life advocating for families affected by mental illness. >>> overseas, north korea says an attempt to put the country's first spy satellite into orbit failed. state media says the rocket carrying the satellite crashed into waters off the korean peninsula's western coast overnight. the launch prompted brief evacuation warnings in parts of south korea and japan. south korea says it has recovered parts of the launched vehicle from the water. the u.s. condemned north korea which used ballistic missile technology in violation of u.n. security council resolutions. >>> one woman was killed and at least 11 others injured after russia unleashed its third air attack in 24 hours on the capital of ukraine. the latest action comes after a civilian area of moscow was targeted by a drone attack. debora patta has the latest. >> reporter: v

the 95-year-old is married to former president jimmy carter who is 98 years old and started home hospice care back in february. the center says the couple is living happily together in plains, georgia. rosalyn carter was a prominent advocate for mental health during her time at the white house. and they appeared on kpix 5 back in 1987 right here. they sat down on people who are talking to promote their memoir, co-written by the former first couple. >>> a live look from capitol hill to avoid default is facing new hurdles. the bill would raise the debt ceiling for two years. in addition federal spending would remain flat, unused covid relief money will be reclaimed and they would face budget cuts. the deal adds new requirements for people on food assistance programs. today, some conservative republicans said they would not vote for the plan. many democrats say they are not happy with the deal, but the democratic leadership pledges there is enough votes to get the bill done. >> this group will oppose it. we will continue to fight it today, tomorrow. >> the democrats are permitted to making

she's living happily at home and enjoying the spring in georgia with her husband, former president jimmy cartern february that he is receiving hospice care at home following a series of hospitalizations. the carters are the longest ever married presidential couple >> coming up at 6.40%, of restaurant food poisoning outbreaks linked to sick food workers. details on the federal report. that's after federal report. that's after the break. your heart is the beat of life. if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor if entresto is right for you. >> for your health tonight, food workers who showed up to work sick or with a contagious virus were linked to about 40% of restaurant food poisoning outbreaks with a known

the liberal brand was destroyed by jimmy carter. bill clinton addressed those issues, but it was still a liberal country and started changing things. he started tolerating nonsense, and we started spending too much money. it went on and on and on until now, you have people in positions of power arguing that the government should be able to censor speech, that certain people because of their heritage are morally barred from pursuing their own interests and pursuing their own politics. that stuff really started with bill clinton. we got frivolous. instead of focusing on taking america to the next level, we glided. a lot of people who were very disappointed in the soviet -- the soviet union fell, that communism was repudiated, dressed up a lot of the same errors from before in different clothes. progressivism, wokeness is an outgrowth of that. now, we've got economic problems, cultural problems, foreign policy problems. none of this had to be. >> where going to put the phone numbers up. if you would like to principate in our conversati

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