john jack, what's the matter? did you buy him? so i'm happy to say now that he is fully recovered the weight he's now running around the house and showing no signs of the accident slowed down his development cycle at all. they still didn't have a job yet, and i thought, how on us are we going to pay for over there just like here, just sign here and i was like pulling my card out and they're just like, why are you pulling your card? i'm uh okay, i won't, i, you know, like, okay, you can go now just to incredible. absolutely. incredible and for what can i mean, it was a tremendous surgery to receive one of the best hospitals in moscow coming in on the caps. it's something that we can comprehend, read new, prepared, like different economic systems. right? and we're train this because we're in a capitalist system, like the premier capitalist example of america. that somehow, you know, we have a responsibility that you must pay, you know, ridiculous amounts of money for there's only a couple of days after returning home and asked to le

john jack has brought the late plans right now. okay, so getting, getting the van wasn't big deal. we need to do road trip, right? trip change, get try and travel in general. be able to pass the russian test. so this is, you know, kind of one of the most immediate pressing things that we need to do next so that we can then continue on with the citizenship. so i think i've done another present . oh, okay, by way that's a good idea. this fantastic. the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, the one that difference a single day and makes, in the headlines 0 analogy, the us negation, leading saudi arabia onto the 1st high level tools with russia in years. ultimately, paving the way to rebuild bi lateral ties with sites set on ending the conflict. the ukraine conversation was very useful. we not only listened but also heard each other. and i have reason to believe that the american side has begun to better understand our position diplomacy ultimately is based on tax, based on commitments that are kept today or, or we weren't invited. well, you've been there for 3 years. you should have ended it

the battle of black jack john brown. the war on slavery. i know a little bit about it because i'm associate with the black jack battlefield right now. i'm the vice president of the black jack battlefield trust that owns and operates the battlefield has since 2003. i think it's very interesting that we're talking about of war because of so many wars on right now and in the world. i think this is very important. that better good. okay and talking about casualties. the greek ancient greek poet and writer s-class is credited with saying that the first casualty of war is truth and since we're talking about casualty a war, i think we need to keep that in mind because the bleeding kansas incidents were no no different than the rest of it. there is a lot of, let's say, an incorrect information that's come out of it on both of the issue and and and this man right here is probably the epicenter of. that misinformation. most people about john brown, from what they've heard and many of that what they've heard came from writers early on who were ex rebel

. >> john bruce is jack's father, but he also has a unique vantage point.e's a senior inspector with the contra costa county da's office, who previously served as a richmond police officer for 27 years. he says the hercules officers did not act in accordance with their training. >> if they had just given him time to recover from what was strictly a medical emergency, then i believe none of that would have happened. >> hercules officials said the city takes any allegation of excessive use of force seriously, and is committed to following standard protocol in response to such allegations. bruce's attorneys, craig peterson and david feel hope the lawsuit will force officers to properly respond to medical emergencies. >> the officers, acting like a hammer and everything they see is a nail, right? there's only one way to approach a particular scene. >> the treatment for a seizure is time. monitor him for sure, but leave him in place and give him time to come back to his senses. that's all they needed to do. >> phil says officers have been given specific informat

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and our amazing speakers introduced throughout the day and incredible event staff here, crystal, jack, john, adrian, aiden, victoria, who work with incredible professionalism to make this happen and finally, thank my ra, who basically took over organizing this event because i'm not an event planner, thank you to her. i'll thank you for coming and hand things over to professor schaeffer. [applause] >> thanks, welcome, everybody. i think this is a joint effort of dan and the -- it's so important today because we can see our own silos in terms of those looking at public policy. those looking at law. part of democracy, we have elections and people come in democratically elected and different public policy, that's fine. another thing with respect to our basic institutions of law and following the law, i think it's important for the law school and the public policy institute to work together to address the issues that are not only before us here in this country, but around the world and they're interconnected. so for me, the development in georgetown university is the moving of the mccourt school

. >> john bruce is jack's father, but he also has a unique vantage point.or inspector with the contra costa county da's office, who previously served as a richmond police officer for 27 years. he says the hercules officers did not act in accordance with their training. >> if they had just given him time to recover from what was strictly a medical emergency, then i believe none of that would have happened. >> hercules officials said the city takes any allegation of excessive use of force seriously, and is committed to following standard protocol in response to such allegations. bruce's attorneys, craig peterson and david, feel hope the lawsuit will force officers to properly respond to medical emergencies. >> the officers, acting like a hammer and everything they see is a nail, right? there's only one way to approach a particular scene. >> the treatment for a seizure is time. monitor him for sure, but leave him in place and give him time to come back to his senses. that's all they needed to do. >> field says officers have been given specific information from

and a guy living in an apartment and the landlord is ok with it because he thinks john ritter's character is gay. jack do i have to go on letting him think i'm gay? janet:: ooh, as long as you live here. it's the only way he will allow it. lorraine ali: three's company is such the perfect 70s into the 80s show, just in terms of the total sexism. jack tripper: i've been walking behind you since you got off the bus. janet: why didn't you say something? jack tripper: i was enjoying the view from the rear. lorraine ali: men were running the show. many of those men were putting women in the roles they wanted to see them in. chrissy: you can do it, you can do it, you can, you can. suzanne somers: the way chrissy snow became queen of the jiggle was, in that first year, chrissy got very excited and jumped up and down and bounced back and forth. that's when boobs were real. and i noticed in the scripts from there on in, that the writers would add the line "and chrissy jumps for joy". [laughs] jim colucci: it was just a sign that america might have been burnt out on the social issues. we had been through the vi

jack. thank you john. >> all right. this morning. israel is vowing to make hamas pay for what they call what they call the full price for not returning the remains of hostage shiri bibas. as promised, the mother of two was supposed to be among the four bodies returned yesterday, along with both of her sons. israel says forensic testing indicates it is not her. it is unclear who it is. this morning, an emotional reunion between a woman and the people who saved her life. a cement truck crashed into aimee ruiz's vehicle, setting it on fire. body camera video shows an officer breaking the window and an off duty firefighter pulling her to safety. after a couple days, she got to meet them again. >> i don't care, thank. >> you guys enough for my life. there's no words to describe. there's no word big enough. there's nothing. i really didn't think i was. >> going. >> to make it out of there with. >> how bad it was. i seriously thought i was going to die in there. when i saw that they were trying to get someone out. i can't drive by and not d

take leadership on this issue including representative jack hanna hayes, bobby scott, frederica wilson and other educators and leaders including john mannion, who all understand that public education is a precious part of what makes america, america. we have a responsibility and obligation to stand up for our children, low-income children, working class children, and middle class children, all of whom would be hurt by the closure of the department of education. it's a reckless, foolish, and vicious suggestion. all at the same time. here's the thing. the department of education can only be shut down legislatively because the department of education was established by an act of congress. where are the house republicans to stand up for the people and the children and the teachers and the educators that they represent? where are the house republicans? they're missing in action on all of these fights. for actively supporting ending america in terms of our civility and unity as we know it. where are the house republicans? to question that -- that's a question that should be asked of them. house democrats are house democrats are going to

director roy bolting and his twin brother john would be put under invested nation. by who? jack as british and communists. whose film was said to be designed to drag the united states into war with germany. in 1940, paster hall was just one small piece in the corner headed roosevelt effort to convince the american people of the gravity of the threat posed hitler and the nazi regime as a concern for the united states and all decent human beings across the world. it's unlikely that the film would have been released in the united states without the work of the president's son and the insertion of the prolog by the first lady brought attention. the issues and engaged signaled the roosevelt approval. also connected to the film industry. daughter and his second husband, john boehringer, parlayed roosevelt connections to work for will hayes as an assistant in the motion picture picture production code office. big hollywood stars the white house annually to raise for the march of dimes to combat polio and later to promote promote war bonds. e.r. visited the studios when in los angeles a

john bogle. i know, and he jack said, jim, this total stock return will beat it.ong period where it did, but it's really kind of. anyway, i'm just doing it out of homage to the to the late john bogle, who was an amazing guy. all right. now let's go to myles in new york who asks, what are your stages in cutting bait? now i'm presuming cutting bait means when are we doing some selling up 20%. we like to do a little sale, then up another 20%. we've been very, let's say, diligent about letting our great stocks run and cutting off the ones that aren't. that's the key thing. you let your great stocks run. but if you can minimize your losses and be more aggressive in cutting, you will outperform the market, right? >> and you always have to remember when your original thesis, when it's not playing out as as expected, that's when you may have to make an adjustment. and i know in some of those cases, we've often learned that our first sale is the. >> best sale. >> when trying to. >> get out of. >> a struggling game. >> yeah, and i think that there's nothing wrong with admit

jack: they want to export it which means you'll need the pipelines. john has an interesting theory, basically every sector that bifurcate scummy opportunities and walmarts. his deepseek to walmart and openai is going to be the tiffany or is this a real threat to the american exception list trade. >> i think that we have to really question the 5 million-dollar price tag on this. there are a lot of reasons to doubt it. you're never going to get full transparency out of china is not going to happen but at the same time is not inconceivable at some point china could lead products. they have been incredibly focused on graduating millions of stem graphs which may have incredible research skills, meanwhile some politicians in the u.s. want to abolish the department of education, that focus will eventually pay off and i hope is a wake-up call for america. >> also potentially deepseek they have used a.i. from openai and other sources to learn what it learn. >> it is true and ironic because openai use of an open source model and they decided to close it to make mone

some celebrities attended the live show include comedian january john malayany and emma stone and actor alec baldwin, actor jacklson making a very rare public appearance at 87 years old. later actor tom hanks joined in on the celebration with this interesting maga portrayal. >> i know exactly who that is the church lady. >> yes, yes that. that is correct.that is the chu. >> you speaking of church can i say something? if more folks went to church we wouldn't be in this mess we are in now. >> you know i agree with you, doug, i would like to shake your hand. >> no, no. >> show ending with a memorable performance by beatles singer paul mccartney who performed an abby road medley, guys, snl 50 is getting a lot of attention even as we enter this week it happened over the weekend, of course. >> i don't censor comedy but that wasn't funny. >> kayleigh: must have gotten the script from don lem not being able to point out a country on the map? that's ridiculous. >> steve: i watched the first hour. it was great. it was very funny. steve martin was very funny. the funny thing about that particular skit and tom hanks came i

mentioned these are the cases brought by individuals like jack smith, a very long time respected doj prosecutor. he's prosecuted democrats like johnrs, alvin bragg and letitia james in new york and their staffs, who you may or may not know, a lot of their staffs are people taking public service lawyer salaries. they don't have endless funds to deal with potential legally frivolous efforts. there's a call for investigations into what bondi says were, quote, unethical prosecutions relating to january 6th, an ominous conclusion being leveled far before any of her own evidence has been reviewed or new investigation has been done. today, trump's d.c. prosecutor says they will pursue what they call inquiries by inquiries of anyone referred by elon musk, and reuters notes. the announcement of that investigation itself publicly. so just touting this as a public thing is unusual and contrary to doj rules, to which you might say, of course, and you'll notice how the friction is working. we try to follow the evidence and the quotes here. i am not freelancing, and i certainly am not trying to be overly alarmist, but when i report to you that

jack inside of the house or or side of here? yes. movie or show i yeah. i'm good. yeah, there's a little domains that long, harder to. yeah, john, but i'm, i'll go ahead. i wouldn't be at all but says, but the only log for each are long. definitely. yeah. well, i'm in the i were yeah, shot at it of it. yes. how much god, i need to have done a john. i want all the session. i don't view the wash. it goes say i was looking at the table. i had a ceiling. the model of the puzzle. oh oh. well how did you see? cool. and then what were the show? oh and hodge. the the, the the stuff for the machine for the fixture, such as you go with the machine, color the vehicle. is it the economic model have new s d. it's different this time next time and see if it's doesn't figured tested by the next 2 weeks. ok, even though is the new outside of the company, it's a company which comes up developing bio chemical weapons inside of the guns. good to watch the news move in a solution, you know, way some cheaper to use the white glove service cost, but he's because the receptionist the point of course the scene is a 150. that's great. then that's the s

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my third book is called young jack, 1917 to 1957, and it is about of young jfk. we have a lot of books. john f kennedy during his presidency, but we don't have many on his youth and in particular his years in congress. they treat it like a state. that was my initial social attraction to the subject. i always i would write a book on him. i was in a cnn documentary on him a decade ago. but what's been really fun is i suspected i would find one new thing around his pulitzer prize. and i've actually found three new things in three different parts of his life that i think will really influence way his story is told. and so it's a very exciting time we're it the to hint at one of those new thing one of those new things are i can't but what i will say is you learn about kennedy in war in as a congressman and as an author will really explain quite a lot about what comes later and when does that book out? 20, 26, our 250th. and if of between now and then, if folks want to go your substack, how did they find that they can google study? mary kelly they can go to my website alexis coe dot com very to fi

jack and jill. (vo) selling your home to opendoor is so easy, you can do it during half time. mark: welcome back america. we are here with johner of federal judges who by the way are not in the constitution for they were created by congress for his judiciary asked. trying to tell the man who is in the constitution, the president of the united states, how to run the executive branch. what ever happened to separation of powers? these are unelected judges they do not exist in the constitution for judicial review is out of the constitution at the implied power versus madison avenue judges making decisions after the president on human resources, on audits, data collection, on spending policies within spending bills. decisions about whether or not his administration should be supporting transgender operations for children and so forth and so on. one unelected federal judge after another. let's be honest they are just lawyers in black robes, right? saying know what my opinion is this. my opinion is this. they're not even referencing the constitution of the united states when they do it. what do you make of this? >> these district ju

john ratcliffe running the cia. that tre trio should be real effective. great to talk with you. thank you so much. quick break and then sand box aq ceo jack to tell us about his company and the state of artificial intelligence. he'll give us his take on a.i. under the trump administration when we come back. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ maya knows how quality care can bring out a smile. but it's been a few dog years since she was able to enjoy a smile of her own. good thing aspen dental offers affordable, complete care all in one place. and new patients without insurance get 29 dollar exams and xrays. plus 20% off treatment plans for everyone. loving our patients unconditionally. it's one more way aspen dental is in your corner. baby: liberty! mom: liberty mutual is all she talks about since we saved hundreds by bundling our home and auto insurance. biberty: it's pronounced "biberty." baby: liberty! biberty: biberty! baby: liberty! biberty: nice try, kid. only pay for what you need ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ baby: liberty. join thousands of advertisers who have built their businesses, reaching america's

john, mostly bobby, attached to mobsters across the country. dragged them in front of the committee and browbeat them and humiliated them often and at some point, mafia despised bobby kennedy and jack kennedy for being his brother and they also went after jimmy hoffa, saying his union was infiltrated by the mob. so it wraps up, bobby leaves the committee and jack kennedy announces his democratic nomination for president and bobby wants to be his campaign manager and picks up and goes off with him. the mob controls a lot of cities and they control a lot of the machines, political machines that control the cities. they have money. and this is something you need for an election so at some point or another, joe kennedy, senior, the patriarch of the kennedy clan, was very heavily involved with the mafia. my book is heavily sourced, i do not just state that from the mouth of mobsters. also kennedy family members and gore vidal, connected to the kennedy family through marriage. even judges appointed by kennedy, they said joe kennedy was always with the mob, he could not have operated his liquor company during prohibition and after prohibition he could not have operated without the mob. he

john, i'm going to do some credit. at least jon bramnick when he goes after president trump and says he don't like him, he's being honest. unlike jack ciattarelli who is a liar. this is a man, this is a man who didn't vote for trump, who didn't advocate for trump, who didn't want them in the state, and got behind two never trumpers in in the 2024 prim, chris christie and nikki haley, writing two checks for a lot of money to chris christie. now, i'm appear asking for your vote because i'll tell you guys, we could do more of the same and it's in one of these guys. i'm different i'm common sense grounded i am one of you and were in this fight together and i humbly ask for your support. i want to serve as your governor. >> jack ciattarelli. >> bill spadea you did what chris creech was trying to qualify for financial primary, he had them on the radio show, gave him a favorable 30 minute interview and tried to help them raise money to qualify for the presidential primary. that's when trump was running for president. when trump was running -- when trump was run for president you said he was beaten, he was tired, he lacked courage, he lacke

jack smith's electric case. the second email february 24, 2022. in email to john crabb, prosecutor the u.s. attorney's office at the jesters of columbia saying "i had a discussion with the case -- when the case came and we believe there is predication to include former president of the united states donald j. trump as a predicated subject. this fbi case would later be code named arctic frost. the third email february 24, 2022 email from tebow to john crabb noting that the attorney general and the fbi approval would be sought to open the case. the fourth email, february 25, 20 22, email from tebow support and saying they added trump and others as a criminal subject to the case. tebow responded "perfect." the for female, march 22, 2022. from tebow emailing a version of the invested opening for approval. this included president trump. i want to make clear that didn't include president trump as a criminal subject. the sixth email is april 11, 2022 from tebow approving the opening of arctic frost. the seventh email is april 13, 2022 email from fbi agent to tebow stating that the fbi deputy direc

john. >> all right. this morning, the apparent leader of a cult like group known as the zizians is being held without bail in maryland, along with two other members of the group, jack lasota led the group of highly educated computer scientist vegans. the so-called zizians are tied to six killings, including a u.s. border patrol agent across three states. with us now is criminologist and attorney casey jordan. casey, thanks so much for being with us. so what makes this so-called cult unusual? is it even a cult? >> well. >> i think at this stage of the game, we are correct. >> to call it. >> a cult like group. >> it has a lot of the traits of of a cult. >> but it still seems to. >> be. >> in its formative stages. i mean, the most important thing. especially about this arrest of jack lasota. >> who goes by ziz. >> and the group is called the zizians, is that they have. this charismatic. >> leader. >> and, you know, accused of of killings from california to pennsylvania. vermont. >> but cults always have a. charismatic leader who their. >> unquestioning loyalty from the followers. and at this point, we think they have about 30 followers. but other. traits like isolatio

jack in scranton, pennsylvania. the line for republicans. caller: thank you for taking my call. i would like to say johnrom florida, you pretty much stole my thunder. i would like to say for all the left-wing democratic party with their beliefs, i don't know what they are thinking. it is completely asinine the way they think against trump. trump isn't the most perfect guy but he's better than what we had. our past four years, everybody should bury their head in the sand if they believe joe biden did well and kamala harris was going to take this country into a better level than what we are going to be taking with donald trump. just my two cents. host: that was jack in pennsylvania. the last call for the first hour, we will be going to open form and abou -- at about 9:30. next on washington journal, wall street journal immigration policy reporter michelle hackman joins us to discuss efforts -- the latest on the trump administration's mass deportation efforts. later, michael shifter, senior fellow at the inter-american dialogue will discuss secretary of state marco rubio's trip to central america and the f