remember the john wayne in hondo , think about that one in fact dr.rnor waller says the economy is ready to rip, hitting the gas going gangbusters we heard forecaster's jaws hitting the floor after the april jobs report. he should be fun to listen to and i agree. i want to bring in managing partner david bonton, governor waller said inflation would have to be at 4% month after month and he gave us a number, of course the fed overall working hard to prove they're not going to budge. are you guying it? >> oh, i'm not buying it on either side. i don't think they are going to get 4% inflation and i don't think they are going to adjust on their numbers. that whole thing about averaging 2% target gives them all the wiggle room in the world, since they went about 13 years below 2%, it's totally un definable and it just gives the fed a lot of flexibility. charles: can he pull it off? >> staying the course, not having the inflation or the markets force their hands before, you know, 2024. >> yeah, charles i'm going to take the over. i think that we're going to

i told robert, that's john wayne. i want to meet john wayne.o robert reached up, tapped him and the duke turned around and i saw his buckle. and i'd like to say i bet lead up to the bar with john wayne. i his shoulders were as large as any shoulders i'd have ever seen in my whole life. that night it rained and the reason that's the story is i had decided to wear to this event, a cotton long lace gown that would represent the state of arkansas. and of course, who was muddy and had to be thrown out afterwards. there was not a dry eye in the house where irving burn lynn lettuce in. god lesson erica. not a dry eye from anyone. you talk about emotional and as it turns out, that was a song that the prisoners saying to irritate -- so robert had been singing and it was all for the gentlemen. and he was very old at that point and of course, they had comedians and it would not be our last time to run across bob hope. so, what a first wonderful anniversary, doesn't get much better than that. >> but did you think of president nixon? >> well, interestingly

i want to meet john wayne. so robert -- [laughs] -- reached out and tapped him. and the duke turned around and i saw his buckle! [laughter] i like to say that i bellied up to the bar with john wayne. [laughs] "hi, missy.." [laughter] his shoulders were as large as i had diverse been in my whole life -- as i had ever seen in my whole life. [laughter] that night it rained. i had decided to wear to this event a cotton long lace gown that would represent the state of arkansas. and, of course, it was muddy and had to be thrown out afterwards. [laughter] there was not a dry eye in the house when irving berlin led us in god bless america." not a dry eye in the house. as it turns out, that was the song that the prisoners sign to irritate the north vietnamese. [laughter] so robert had been singing it. it all had a meaning for the gentleman. of course they had comedians, and bob hope and it would not be our last time to run across bob hope and getting. so, what a first wonderful anniversary. [laughter] it doesn't get much better than that. host: what did he think of presid

he said, i'm going to swear you in at john wayne.tes, and don't crowd me. >> reporter: in case you were wondering, rich little is alive and well, and on any given night, so are a lot of his old friends. >> well, this is george bush, sr. okay, okay, gotcha. good. >> reporter: right now he is in vegas, filling the reduced-capacity shows at the tropicana. but at 82, rich little has been in show biz longer than some of his audience members have been alive. ♪ scary tales can come through, it can happen to you ♪ ♪ if you're andrew cuomo ♪ [laughter] >> there is a play i did early in my career, "bus stop." >> reporter: the walls of his home are hung with phphotos of people he has met along the way. is it sometimes hard to believe that you knew all of these people? >> yeah, it is. it is. it's -- i mean, here is a shot of john wayne, jimmy stewart, me, and glenn ford. you know? you can't get any bigger than that. >> reporter: the canadian-born entertainer got his start imitating his teachers at s schooool, andd he would sneaeak into the moviv

john wayne walding, a highly decorative war hero, deployed to iraq and afghanistan, laugh his right legsniper fire but continued to fight along his his brave brothers and sisters while wounded. >> lesley hunt. iraq veteran, spent one combat deployment in iraq and another in saudi arabia, he served as a diplomatic liaison officer. he ran for office in 2020, tonight, you might learn about his next journey. >> nathan, a former navy seal, he returned home to serve at white house urge the trump administration. as director of intelligence programs on the national security council. he is now entering georgia 2022 senate race. richard kasper, a former marine, purple heart recepiant in his tour in iraq he survived 4 ied blasts, he experienced horrors of witnessing death of his friend. due to post-traumatic stress disorder, after nearly giving up, he discovered art and song writing as therapeutic forms of expression, and created creative vets. >> what an honor to have you here, a cool spot here. >> it is fantastic. >> at veteran's museum. >> beautiful, appreciate you having us. >> thank you. >> t

we go find john wayne i mean come on a small community on the other day. them come come. just press one premiss no look if you think they're doing the beat makes me tend. to be shouting on the hood of the species if you're. going to try and see if it looks good on the charging station. i don't have oh. yeah we all use this one was the system ok ok ok i'm sticking. with the people who saw it on you that you can see whether he's getting serious and is now working so hopefully we can actually start charging the car here and will be haven't lost too much time by. stopping at the other driving point didn't even seem to be working with another talent out there we can taste the plugs great out and love in addition to what is in the process and could come from tony snow once it was that. so that unplugging what you. got a while to build it was the. more this is a crazy cable has been sold. it really didn't mean to the need. to look at her yet this has to show really yeah ok but it's in the moment it's trying i think it's trying its best. to send a look. and trying to look and see

because passengers refuse to wear masks. 23 calls for service at sfo. 37 at lax. 23 at burbank. 37 at john wayne and 52 at oakland international. it's a f. it's an airline regulation. you have to wear mask. >> reporter: he's commander officer for police services at oakland international. >> our deputies will do a foot patrol through the terminals, on the outside or inside reminding people to wear masks. if they continue to not follow the rules and refuse to put on mask, we will can them to leave. at ta point it can become a trespassing issue. >> reporter: searching public rorsd, the faa is refuing some 450 cases since last december and has issued nearly a quarter million dollars in fines against passengers. this issue isn't likely to go away any time soon. the tsa has extended the mask mandate until september 13. bryan sees no problem with that and believes other airlines travelers shouldn't either. >> i don't have problem with wearing mask on plane. i'm vaccinated. >> reporter: according to faa as long as health and security experts say passengers need to continue to wear masks, the faa will co

. >> he's been described as a cross between john wayne and mick jagger.udience. audience like george strait or brooks and dunn. plenty of acts worked their way up. it became massive. >> country music has taken over the airwaves and the record charts with over $2 billion in sales and climbing. >> as the boom in the music takes hold, western wear dealers can't keep up with the demand. >> you've got a kid, a house payment and these people are more like you are than madonna is. ♪ ♪ so much it ♪ >>> women in country was a huge thing in the nights. you had reba mcentire, martina mcbride, the dixie chicks, shania twain ♪ ♪ let's go girls ♪ >>> i remember when shania twain came out, i was obsessed with her. i thought it was because i was really attracted by her but i just wanted to be her best friend ♪ ♪ oh oh oh you're totally crazy ♪ >>> in our society now women i won't say dominating. i think they're just rising to their true place. ♪ ♪ i feel like a woman ♪ >>> as things wore on it became a great decade to be a girl. ♪ >> after years of singing back-up for st

how come america and mars nonviolence only in black people, otherwise it admires john wayne and james bond. it's not fair. i've been to jail 37 times for six years. i'm like a soldier, why do i have to keep inviting violence against me to get white america to do what it should've done in the first place. dr. king said still clean it you're right it is unfair. no one has a right to impose nonviolence on anyone else. all i'm trying to get to see is nonviolence is a leadership doctrine. we are ahead of where white america is. if we are step down to violence, we are going back to where they are. quite apart from the political and practical issues of whether or not you could win non violence as a minority, as a largely unarmed minority, in the morale of it nonviolence is a leadership doctrine, and we must rise above the stigma sizing of non violence as something that is for the week. i'm telling you we do not get past that. dr. king cannot win that argument. stoically was too sexy among other things. black power became the rage. i could tell you to this day, i know a lot of veterans of the

americans really understood iran and most iranian it was a wild west exciting cowboy and cop and robber john wayne movies kind of -- glamorous prosperous kind of place that seemed really benign in a lot of wayings because it wasn't imperialistic and a lot of love for the kind of ideals of the 1920s as well. there were proamerican riots on the streets of iran in 1919 i think that's something that really is -- something that kind of extraordinary to think about today just 100 years ago so about your original question. but you know -- >> basically way too long of a question i apologize for that. but the -- if we can get to 50 post 53 peed which a lot of preem more aware of. but between '44 and '53 when you have a you young shaw completely inexperienced how old was he 20 and his father have been sent to exile by great powers, and in that short period -- i happen to know that america was still considered this great place and at least by educated class in upper class and middle class whatever you want to call them, and you know people prefer to buy chevrolet if they could and whirlpool dishwasher if the

. >> he's been described as a cross between john wayne and mick jagger. >> as the acts became maybe less twangy in their way, that really just expanded their audience. artists like george strait or brooks & dunn, plenty of acts really worked their way up and became massive. >> over the last two years, country music has taken over the airwaves and the record charts with over $2 billion in sales and climbing. >> as the boom in the music takes hold, westernwear dealers can't keep up with the demand. >> you've got kids, you've got a house payment, and these people are more like you are than madonna is. ♪ ♪ is there life out there ♪ ♪ so much she hasn't done ♪ >> women in country was a huge thing in the '90s. you had reba mcentire, martina mcbride, shelly wright, the dixie chicks, shania twain. ♪ let's go, girls ♪ >> i remember when shania twain came out i was just obsessed with her. i thought it was because i was really attracted to her but i came to find out i just wanted to be her best friend. ♪ the best thing about being a woman is the prerogative to have

john wayne was there. one of my wife's favorite stories. we were in a line in the hall of the white house going down to the east room where the bar was set up. it was the whole width of the east room. and so we were waiting to get a drink. we're right behind this guy who was the biggest human being i had ever seen. i had to reach up to tap him on the shoulder. he turned around, i said, mr. wayne, i'm bob certain and my wife would like to meet you. he shook her hand. jimmy stewart, all of these famous actors from the time and joy heatherton and others. and the nixons let us go up to the private quarters and look at those. there were congressmen there that had never got that privilege who were thanking us. they were getting to see parts of the house that they had never seen. and then we all went out to the -- pat nixon was unhappy because the ground was soft from the rain. and they had run canvas runners out to all the tables. it was pretty firm. but the long dresses got mud on them. and there were two waiters for every table. 180 tables. and

others like john wayne, reagan was leading a national campaign against the treaties and participated, panama canal squad, held airport press conferences, there was much debate in the senate on national television and newspapers and it gripped the nation for a long time so they were finally voted on and the only passed the senate for through a few treaties and only passed that by one vote. the jurisdiction returned to the panamanian people. reagan used it to maximum advantage to keep himself in the public eye and focused on a public issue acquiring the imaginations of millions of americans, really helped him and helped the republican party. i interviewed former president carter, he pointed out every democrat and republican who voted for the panama canal treaties, and he felt his result of voting for those treaties. and this became an issue of national pride, the panama canal was so hot about it at the time. she grew up in an era where the panama canal was taught to her as a child, one of the 5 wonders of the world. it was important psychologically to the american people, albert schweit

the only john wayne they have left is donald trump. the betas all cower before him. what we're left with is a gop full of neutered opportunists -- snowflakes paying their dues, biting their tongues, and hoping to retire with a gold watch. >> matt, i don't understand it. >> ouch! >> i've never understood it. i've looked over the past five years. we've had conversations -- i've had conversations with leaders, people i've known, paul ryan -- i'm not saying that paul ryan is the all the things you said, but i remember sitting down with paul and saying, here's the thing you have to understand about donald, he never respects anybody that doesn't push back. you can't just sit there and take it constantly from him. you can't take the insults, you have to push back hard. none of them ever got it. they let him run over him. and i called these group of people back when i was in congress fat white pink boys. they would sit there in their suss suspenders. >> winston churchill had some line about countries who go down without a fight don't tend to r

john wayne was there. that's one of my wife's favorite stories.e were in a line at the white house going down to the east room where the bar was set up and we were waiting to get a drink and we were right behind this guy who was the biggest human being i'd ever seen. i had to reach up to tap him on the shoulder. he turned around and i said, mr. wayne, i'm certain my wife would like to meet you. oh, hi. and jimmy stewart, montalban, all of these actors of the time and they had us go up to the third floor to the private quarters and look at those and there were congressmen there that had never gotten that privilege who were thanking us because they were getting to see parts of the house that they had never seen. and pat nixon was unhappy because the ground was pretty soft from the rain, and they'd run canvassed runners to all the tables, and that was pretty fun, but long dresses got mud on them, and there were two waiters for every table. 180 tables, and one was a wine steward and the other was a food waiter, and the menu was amazing. the -- they ke

john wayne was there. one of my wife's favorite stories -- we were in line in the hall in the white house going down to the east room and we were waiting to get a drink and we were behind this guy who was the biggest human being i'd ever seen. i had to reach out to tap him on the shoulder. i said, "mr. wayne, my wife is a huge fan." jimmy stewart -- all these famous actors from the time. joey heather 10 and others. the nixons let us go up to the third floor to the private quarters and there were congressmen there that would have never gotten that privilege that were thanking us because they were getting to see parts of house they had never seen. pat nixon was unhappy because the ground was pretty soft from the rain. they had run canvas runners out to all the tables. the long dresses got mud on them. there were two waiters for every table. 180 tables. one was a wine steward and the other was a food waiter and the menu was amazing. they kept the white wine and champagne filled. a bucket. there was wine for t

ira hayes came back to arizona and played himself in john wayne's movie version of the raising and came the memorial november 10th, 1954. he passed away a year later from alcoholism. coming up, the tombstone of michael straight, he was killed in a battle. he was an immigrant who enlisted in the marine corps in 1939. his body was buried in arlington cemetery in 1949. remarkable history, alicia. alicia: yeah, it's just so wonderful, griff, that you're out there showing us these images out there. it must be wonderful to be in the presence of that beautiful statue there and i think it's important for folks to hear these stories, right, to hear like colonel pastel was talking about, to hear about the biography and history of the people whose death and passing we marked and sacrifice that we mark on this day. griff: and alicia, it's very fascinating. we've spent some time yesterday interviewing the national park service ranger who is out here often, aaron larocqua, he's very familiar with this statue and talks why the six marines on the statue, the story is bigger than them. it's about every

um john wayne was there. it's one of my wife's favorite stories. we were in a line in the hall of the white house going down to the east room where the bar was set up. which was the whole width of the east room. and so we're waiting to get a drink and probably we're riding behind this guy. who was the biggest human being i'd ever seen. i had to reach up to tap him on the shoulder say you turn around. mr. wayne bob certain and my wife would like to meet you. oh, i miss you so grant. so jimmy stewart. carter mount upon all these famous from the time and joey heatherton and others and and the nixon's let us go up to the third floor to the to the private quarters and look at those and there were congressmen there that had never gotten that privilege who were thanking us. for being a you know, because they were getting to see parts of the house that they had never seen. and then we all went out to the they had to pat nixon was pat unhappy because the was pretty soft. from the rain and they had run canvas runners out to all the tables. it was pretty firm

street thought, and this helps jay powell and the fed, plus, the new guide to fed reminds me of john wayne

. >> because you're paying for both >> jesus, there's nothing wrong with watching john wayne here's what's >> there's two of them they have interviews there's two of them. they're on competing -- i love true crime i've mentioned that before this hour home depot reporting first quarter profit up 3.86 a share beating the consensus estimate home depot continued to see the elevated demand that had been prompted by the pandemic macy's also reporting this morning earning an adjusted 39 cents a share for its latest quarter. analysts have been looking for a 41 cent off. comp sales more than 36% amazon to buy mgm. the price to be discussed said to be in the 7 to $9 billion amazon would hope they would boost the offerings. bitcoin saw record outflows according to new data from the digital currency manager coin shares out flows total 98 million coin share says that that money largely went into competing digital currencies like ether and dogecoin and then, sorkin, have you seen this mayor stuff have you -- >> ether >> the producer was going to have a reader on that before i even -- have you seen "mayo

one of the james bond antagonist bronson from russia, john wayne playing chess.and i'm so grateful for the success of this series the queen's gambit because it's also served as well by destroying the myth about chess being a danger to mental stability of kids and now many parents recognize that contrary to this popular myth, which was unfortunately powered by bobby fisher and great books like chess novel, chess would help to overcome the traits of the character. we saw how beth harmon succeeded in fighting back against dependence on drugs and alcohol. >> the new interactive chess platform is at kasparovchess.com. gary kasparov, thank you. so fascinating. chess is the secret to life and strategy. >> according to your dad. >> oh my god. we all had to play chess with him, and he would just cream -- he was so good at it. >> yeah. it was a little different in my house, willie. we played ping-pong in mississippi. >> that's the chess game by the way the israeli prime minister at camp david. >> that's an awesome picture. >> i love this picture. look at my dad. he's like,

it to me, for him to sit up there and say we do the hard things, the tough things, as if these john wayneputy. he knows how to shut down this border. and he is pretending like he is doing it he says the success will take time. ainsley: here is what tom homan had to say. >> this is unbelievable where we are at as a nation. but,like, they have been invited, right? joe biden made promises. they won't be deported. they won't be detained. they will get free healthcare. is he going to shut down ice. these people were invite and they are coming. they are getting really good at releasing people as quick as possible so it doesn't seem to be overcrowding at the border patrol facilities. meanwhile it will ignoring the border and coming across every day. actions speak louder than their words. get to the united states, get released. with no court date. this is open borders agenda. this is open borders and this is what the biden administration meant this. is by design. this isn't by accident. steve: talking to tom and said remember the olden days when the border patrol agents would stand on one side of

john wayne!all we get native grey seals and we were expecting to shout the customers them and one of the trips we were heading back in short into padstow by and the skipper so what we believe was a grey seal coming into one of the known locations and it turned out to be wally the walrus passing our coastline. brute turned out to be wally the walrus passing our coastline.— passing our coastline. we were lookin: passing our coastline. we were looking at _ passing our coastline. we were looking at some _ passing our coastline. we were looking at some of _ passing our coastline. we were looking at some of your- passing our coastline. we were l looking at some of your pictures passing our coastline. we were - looking at some of your pictures as you were talking, these are extraordinary images can he did do don't knew immediately it you were not seeing a sale because they look very different even in the water? yes, so obviously i was lucky, i had my camera, one of the things we try to do was get a clos

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