there was julia, unfiltered, and unafraid to show her bloopers. >> if she made a mistake, she was noty rattled. >> i didn't have the courage to do it the way i always do it. if you pick it up, who is going to see? >> she was on television as a middle-aged woman. let's hear it for middle-aged women. at a time when women were just showcases. >> exactly. >> yulijulia was not a particul remarkable beauty. she was middle-aged with freckles. her hair changed daily. but you were mesmerized by what she was saying. >> reporter: a groundbreaker, becoming a female television sensation starting in her 50s. >> she never called herself a feminist, but she was important to the movement. >> we would go to a restaurant, and they would give us a tour of the kitchen. and she would say, how come there's no women in here? >> reporter: she was unafraid of controversy. she spoke her mind when it came to abortion rights. >> she came out very forcefully as an advocate for planned parenthood. >> welcome, i'm julia child. >> reporter: it wasn't until she saw the "snl" skit that she grasped the magnitude of her

i was with julia was lucky. the 9 year old girl was one of the 1st children under 12 to get a cove at 19 job here at a vaccination center in berlin. i jojo knows why she has come my leg and fact loudly well, because it chases away corona and i think it's just good for jojo vine. please. julia was a premature baby born 3 months early and very, very often they were in the hospital with pneumonia. oh, she had to be on a ventilator, and we don't want to experience that again. we have no meta, which virus mcnees. i am a liam. a guy mcveigh can be auth, just like julia all children from the age of 5 and now able to get vaccinated in germany and vaccination lines set up, especially for children. they receive a lower dose than the regular one of many parents have been waiting for this stamp given the high cove at 19 cases, among 5 to 11 year olds across germany. we hadn't, we have the highest rate in this age group and berlin, it's between 70800 and other german states. it's much higher and that is a great risk of infect

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>> if you took the life of -- you remember that commercial that they ran to pass obamacare where julia wasa mythical american from cradle-to-grave we went through her lifecycle and she was given free prenatal and she's a single mom and the commercial basically said you don't have to be independent, the state will take care of you in other words the little boy with the ftse foodies. there is a passage in democracy where they talk about creating a prolonged adolescence it's like the classical sirens so it's not something we fight all the time, you don't need to go to work right now, covid has been bad we will pay you $600 a week. a stay home. they will be flying out there and that is how we get to where we are. >> i asked about trump and he said at the greatest thing trump was like chemotherapy. >> that's what you need to fight the cancer and you don't turn it down. it's a potentially toxic medicine that leads me to my next question. >> round of applause. [applause] should trump be active in the midterms and run again for president? >> it is a lose lose question. >> i don't know how many peo

>> if you took the life of -- you remember that commercial that they ran to pass obamacare where julia wasa mythical american from cradle-to-grave we went through her lifecycle and she was given free prenatal and she's a single mom and the commercial basically said you don't have to be independent, the state will take care of you in other words the little boy with the ftse foodies. there is a passage in democracy where they talk about creating a prolonged adolescence it's like the classical sirens so it's not something we fight all the time, you don't need to go to work right now, covid has been bad we will pay you $600 a week. a stay home. they will be flying out there and that is how we get to where we are. >> i asked about trump and he said at the greatest thing trump was like chemotherapy. >> that's what you need to fight the cancer and you don't turn it down. it's a potentially toxic medicine that leads me to my next question. >> round of applause. [applause] should trump be active in the midterms and run again for president? >> it is a lose lose question. >> i don't know how many peo

please. julia was a premature baby born 3 months early and very, very often here were in the hospital with pneumonia. oh, she had to be on a ventilator. and we don't want to experience that again. we have no meta, which virus in north nissan. i'm a liam, a guy mcveigh can be or just like julia all children from the age of 5 and are able to get vaccinated in germany and vaccination lines set up, especially for children. they receive a lower dose than the regular one of the many parents have been waiting for this stamp given the high cove at 19 cases, among 5 to 11 year olds across germany. we hadn't, we have the highest rate in this age group and berlin. it's between 70800 and other german states. it's much higher and that is a great risk of infection taken and the cause of the disease among children is not always mild. hello for life and especially occasions i've been found to make getting the jap more attractive for kids. here in berlin's nature museum, children get a free ticket to see the dinosaurs after being vaccinated by including younger kids, politicians hope to finally get ou

well, because it chases away corona and i think it's just good beulah vine, please. julia was a premature baby born 3 months early and very, very often here were in the hospital with pneumonia. oh, she had to be on a ventilator. and we don't want to experience that again. we have no meta, which virus in north nissan. i'm a liam, a guy mcveigh can be auth, just like julia all children from the age of 5 and now able to get vaccinated in germany and vaccination lines set up, especially for children. they receive a lower dose than the regular one of the many parents have been waiting for this stamp given the high cove at 19 cases, among 5 to 11 year olds across germany. we hadn't, we have the highest rate in this age group and berlin. it's between 70800 and other german states. it's much higher, and that is a great risk of infection taken and the cause of the disease among children is not always mild. hello, felicia and especially occasions have been found to make getting the jap more attractive for kids. here in berlin's nature museum, children get a free ticket to see the dinosaurs after be

julia: how did you become a skier? bonnie: skiing was not the go team sport for kids in san diego. i got invited to go skiing with a high school friend, and i think it was really cool. you know, she she's white. i'm black. she has two legs. and yet she looked at her one-legged black friend from the wrong side of the tracks and said, hey, let's go skiing. julia: what was the moment you said to yourself, oh, that changed my life and now i want to do it professionally? bonnie: because i had to find the special equipment and find some instruction about how does a one-legged person ski, i connected with other amputees that skied and they all raced. at that time, anyone could go to the races. julia -- julia: i saw a picture on your wall. it says, "normal is overrated." bonnie: the whole quote is "normal is overrated, aim higher." i never got to be normal. i wasn't like other kids, but i got to do exciting things to to go to college, to travel the world, to ski in the paralympics. julia: these days, bonnie hopes to motivate people as a mentor at her executive coaching company, blue circle

is a huge box story here, but to bring to the salient part said most recently in 2019 julia songs was forcibly removed by british police make quitters embassy, london, after the country terminated is 7 years solemn. there, he'd gone there seeking refuge after sexual assaults, allegations, and sweden, which relate to drop the british authorities and arrested them on a separate charge of jumping bail america all this time. once the wiki league found a extradited on claims of conspiring to hat, government computers and publishing classified material. meantime, as sanchez fiance claims, he suffered a stroke during a hearing in october. wikileaks, editor in chief, kristen ham fransen talked to was following fridays, ruling was actually unbelievable. and so i run a decision should be handed on the united nations human rights. the united states had offered unity in the medical court to make those so called, oh, sure, and it's not. it's simply for the food that a lot in the medical court in generally, the united states had given assurances that they would to treat the julian fairly. and he wo

julia: you have not been vaccinated. what's the one reason you're not vaccinated? like, what concerns you? i'm concerned that the vaccine wasot worked on long enough. julia: concerns that the vaccine hasn't been worked on long enough and might not be safe is a common refrain here. west virginia's covid czar dr. clay marsh has heard it all. dr. marsh: for the people that are worried about the speed of the messenger rna vaccines, these are among the safest and by far the most effective vaccines that have ever been produced. julia: about 10 months ago, marsh's home state was leading the nation in getting shots in arms, driven by the urgency to protect the state's aging population. with one in five residents over 64, marsh gave all pharmacies , big and small, the greenlight to give shots as soon as the vaccines were available. lynne fruth: i know that it is making a difference in this community. julia: pharmacy owner lynne fruth says that drove vaccination rates up at first. lynne fruth: i like to say we're first to worst as far as the vaccine. the state did a phenomenal job rolling out the initial vaccine. julia: which month d

myla's character was originally going to be played by julia roberts.r: is making film costumes another job or a natural extension of your creative work? >> it is an extension, but different because it is not my story. by that, i mean, when i create a collection, i am telling my own story, my desires and the choices i make. and there are things i don't want to include in the end. on the other hand, the film as a director's story told in their own way, and i adapt to that in what i make for them. reporter: that seems to correspond to your mantra that there is not just one kind of beauty, but many times. you lead the way with queer body types. have you pushed boundaries? for instance, on gay marriage and freedom to express themselves with their bodies? >> aolutel but i help simply by using my abilities. my work, my collections, they were honest. they weren't propaganda. things developed naturally and corresponded with what i saw as evolution and what i thought was good. reporter: the last-ever fashion show was in 2020, a celebration of your 50-your career

so was this unexpected, this incident last night, given everything? julia's said, these provocations haven't simply been going on for a couple weeks. they've been happening for quite some time. there's been quite a pattern of escalation of the u. s. media has been playing up this idea that russia is planning an invasion of ukraine. a russia has been adamant that they are not doing any such thing. we now have joe biden coming forward and saying that as a result of his recent talks with putin or the threat of russia supposedly invading ukraine ah, has been lifted up. but we have various voices in us media who were saying they're not so sure about biden's effectiveness in terms of diplomacy. and they think there could be a danger of war on the horizon. here's some of what we've heard. do you not discount no matter how far fetched it may seem a hot war with russia? yes, that is a lunatic idea. but that doesn't mean joe biden won't do it. now these statements don't seem baseless, if you look at what's actually been taking place along the border, you can talk about

from politically well connected individuals in washington newspapers would remind everyone that julia tyler wasried to the traitor president. so i think it is right to be very hard on john tyler for this decision to enter poels one last time late in 1861. i think there is an anecdote from a later president that could really speak to what politicians like tyler thought about him, how politics really consumed them. the latest president is john f. kennedy and in 1963 as he was rising up his potential rivals for the presidency, the potential republican nominees for president there 1964, he talked about barry goldwater, whose name was being mentioned, he talked about nelson rockefeller and he thought about rockefeller and he thought that he couldn't really understand what rockefeller was doing. about a year earlier, rockefeller had left his wife to mary a much younger woman. a woman who was said in the press that he stole from her husband, there were young children involved. but rockefeller seemingly sacrificed everything to be with the woman he loved. really he probably forestalled any chance he ha

as a marxist lennon, his hampton was julia where mugs, calling religion the opium of the people that marks also called religion the soviet pressed. that couldn't be true in a new book beyond belief. how pentecostal christianity is taking over the world? it's rather l hardy joins me now. l thank so much for coming on and what, what a book. i mean obviously by sunset to day what on average 35000 people of good words do it. so they'll think it's a stupid question, but what is pentecostalism? shall i say it's, it's a branch of evangelical christianity. i call it bullock born again plus. so 1st year you accept jesus as your lord and savior. and then you feel with the holy spirit say that gives you it. it brings you things like healing miracles and most notably, speaking in tongues. originally that was the ability to go to foreign lands and convert people. now it seen as much more of a as spiritual language, a unique thing that you can have with god or a unique expression of your faith. and i'll get as defact political oh, repercussions all of that. i should just quickly say, since everyon

julia? >> well, it was his first congressional testimony, and adam mosseri defended the efforts to protect teens on the platform, saying it's in the company's best interesting to make it a positive and safe one. senators pushed mosseri whether the incentives are at odds with what's best for teens? >> have you not done things to get more teenagers interested in your product are you not worried about losing them to other platform you better tell the truth, under oath. >> absolutely, senator senator, we try to make it as relevant as possible for all ages teens do amazing things on instagram every day, but we also invest, i believe more than anyone else, in keeping people, including teens, safe. >> reporter: mosseri was pressed by a number of different senators whether he would agree to permanently halt instagram for kids he said, no, it makes sense to give kids and teens a service just targeted for them he repeatedly said that inns that gram should not be the only one criticized, and it's doing more than its pierceers, snap ad youtube. >>> let's trade it, folks make, tim seymour, we'll start with y

she or john they use, you know, they do turn on to joe lee up to off so he was hanover, shall hide julia, papers lazy. we're you at your door, yo around country ye harness. he pays dishes some mccord head shampoo. i see actually a virtual just those are what, what does this as on? did that, did you hear what you found them when notes? lot. i've done before that my daughter may know who we always, you know, what made you dolly and they said to you, what did she get? what are some of the law? sure. the one thing you have parallel. he shall i do. you have your head a box, a little offer jaila need is or will be with on the arch on getting the auto draft. it won't go up. yeah. well michelle got it. yeah. you don't see the she should already know what janice with a contract. ah we are, you know, i, i yeah, that should be jojo jojo. no. trying to find a foot installed shavaun i me horrible way would actually manager what obama oil saw showing your friends are joe, what do, what do you answer like how would appear on your minimum ah, when did you try? i should've been, i don't, i time. no talk

most of all i get with sadly at republican, the old one last night when i was a day me sheila, sheila, julia, a one shuttle home. he coughed article i sent him back. oh my funny that but and jim, in man, when i'm the head at that i sent to his loan. i quoted you the local honeymoon john should be calling from in with you about how i am going over this year. almost that, but he has got bob with us in the house. it's a little fugitive. good luck eat, eat, noticed if americans are in their archy. sure. why then? come with them, honey. in my own la la, and homes. i'm emily dean's from their ne or a bundle of national publicity. not only sharing have shown plan of jim bell love of each other. they had to rush to finish from all the novel cooling dubey. if i was here last week was either get i need to get a key for the school here. question. you don't need my help? the shane connor position title. if you any way, there's with the bald headed b shy, the beautiful i only took themselves be it could do up legal. i had up tamika run in with tom i was going to learn a what is those job? yeah, i had the

so it was with super business of sister julia. when you press and gene, the more she was not so busy, doubling it is with a narrative is show them what to carry. that was july here, eager with sure. oh by them dollars additional really? ah a it's too late. you cannot do anything about it. it's now a self of billing extinction. a bad for the u. s. economy, sorry, america, but it's over because the ability to do what paul walker did raise rates is no longer on the table. because the duration rest, the fundamental understanding of the usaa, the bond market is so far out of the old curve that any little bit move up. we'll crash it anyway. so it's either crash or one way or crash in another way, but you're not gonna avoid the crash. oh, working room or should in the back. she popped in. she said, well, i'm getting ready to go shopping for christmas. and we, we snuck up. there was a good bye to another, shooting another safe part of american life. shattered by violence. the gunman was armed with an 8 or 15, semi automatic rifle. when the

want to bring in julia, and there was a 30 minutes heads up before joe manchin went on fox and said it was a big n-o. representative omar using some profanity in her reaction. progressives called it and that's why they wanted to vote in tandem with hard infrastructure and here we are. >> in the house progressives basically forced speaker pelosi to hold up and not put in the bipartisan infrastructure bill until they had something really tangible to build back better. remember, it was overnight in november where that shift happened and they ended up voting on the infrastructure, and then ended up passing a version of the build back better, and it's not even finished. it was not finished even before senator manchin said he was a no. there's a lot of outstanding provisions in there. progressives, you played some of the sound at the top, and they are like, i told you so and we knew if we did not put these bills together, we knew this would happen. >> my lack of trust was about senator manchin. he never negotiated in good faith. we cannot allow one lone senator from west virginia to obstruct

this is angela was made an uncle john emma julia. when i get down here, she is on c l a. d o i a long time dash in his father. he's too shy to speak on camera, but not brother knows he's worried about chosen china will fail. who is that? i'm is a well away. we'll waive on. well, we will honestly, and that was on, you know, not knowledge in will mail funds will choose to reality here the choosing. got to talk to you. i just not brothers family like he's out one of them. you are happy to see him home, but they struggled to understand his life as an artist. just quickly. i think it will all. he's a you not them that okay. yeah. oh yeah, it will make give enough unless they withdraw my god with ah, no problems. art has brought attention to some of the biggest issues facing chinese today, but perhaps his biggest challenge is bonding away to balance his work with the responsibility he feels towards his family. who has, you know, family room. so i believe, well, if you go to school shows, you got a job, you know john sawyer, the jail and joe joe with josh on other thomas, yoko a

clearly there was -- and again, julia touched on this, the investigators seem to know more than we do right now in terms of what the parents' knowledge might have been about what his intentions might have been. >> and julia, just one more to that point, to the point elliott is making, as we do know that the parents were summoned to the school hours before the shooting, at least two teachers complained saying that they saw things, heard things that were deeply alarming and concerning to them and heard from the sheriff yesterday saying there's no video evidence that the student, the alleged shooter, left the school, therefore the gun most likely had to have already been there, either in his locker, backpack or hidden in the school. again, when you're trying to build a case about what the parents knew, what stands out as to how to connect the dots? >> beginning that weekend, what's been interesting to me looking at it. we don't know what's going to be disclosed in the press conference which is a father buys a gun over thanksgiving weekend. the son, who, from the sheriff's press conferenc

so, john, if you think about what julia just said before which was spot on, if you had that pulling forward of demand and that sort of exacerbated the change when we said, hey, people said we've bought a lot of docusign and that's fant-tastic and we'll continue to grow and see across broader aspects of their company. that's really what sort of the missing piece was for us was not getting back to that action of how long it takes. i don't think it takes a long time because it's not a new model we're trying to create we're just going back to the old mode that we did for years where we delivered very consistent high growth. i think that's the same model you'll see from docusign in the future this is an h1, h2 story. we had lower buildings in q3 and guided to lower than our initial goals we had previously for q4 and that's the time frame we think we'll be able to sort of right that activity and be back to where we were in the prior years. >> dan, i think it's interesting that you're sort of falling on your sword on this execution argument which makes sense but others point out that we've gotten

. >> reporter: in idaho, julia got a call saying there was a fraudulent charge and telling her to callshe did, the scammer said go to the store and buy a $500 to fix the problem. the store clerk recognized the scam, refused to sell her the card. >> she noticed i was on the phone, had the phone up to my ear. i think she noticed i was probably looking panicked. she knew the signs and she caught on right away. >> reporter: red flags say fraud experts, unsolicited calls or emails saying you owe money. if anyone tells you to buy gift cards and read back numbers, it is a scam. social security and the irs will never call asking for personal information or money. scammers target gift cards because they're not traceable. once they're used, they're gone. getting money back is nearly impossible. >> tom costello, thanks. y >>> 80 before discovering nexium 24hr to treat her frequent heartburn... claire could only imagine enjoying chocolate cake. now, she can have her cake and eat it too. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without hear

south korea's brother's home was assigned to one of the countries was to piece time atrocities. with julia, chapter one 0, hung a good inmates, weren't slaved, raped, beaten, and even killed carpeting from cooper cooper i had brought to court martial emma's was her sequentially decades later survive. is a still fighting for justice in the 2nd part of our investigation, one 0, one east exposes those allegedly, behind the atrocity. literally marianne jolly from al jazeera living. thousands of kilometers away from his elijah victims were tracked down. one of them here in australia with the lim ah. 6 ah. 6 celebrated by the self green government as a refuge from the homeless. the high walls of the notorious brothers home concealed grotesque greed and criminality. operating during the 19 seventies and eighties under a government policy to read the streets of vagrants. the more people it took in the more money it would receive accused by survivors of kidnap and a legal confinement at the pinnacle of the brothers, whom was the church here, its head, former military man park, and coon held so call

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in a ruling handed down last night, judge julia givens who was appointed by president george w.es: reasonable minds may disagree, but we do not substitute our judgment to those of osha. we heard from the white house today that says it welcomes this ruling, but republicans are ready to challenge this all the way to the u.s. supreme court. gillian. gillian: mark meredith reporting from wilmington, delaware, definitely not from the white house. there was a slight they there, i couldn't see you. thanks so much, mark. >> reporter: no worries. no problem. griff: gillian, back here in rio grande city, texas, we're getting closer to when governor greg abbott is expected to unveil the new state-funded border wall. now, for more on the surge of migrants and this wall, one of the people attending it, congressman louie gohmert. congressman, i want to get to the wall. such an historical day for texas. but quickly, our white house reporter mark meredith was just getting reaction from president biden to the sixth circuit court of appeals reinstating the vaccine mandate. president biden saying

at supper one evening, who he would like to be able to meet and you have said there, she was expected to say julia cecelia or alexander the great, and he immediately said my father of course. >> host: it is amazing that in the face of such treatment i did have such a sense of himself. you quote missing at the age 16 there shall be great upheavals in our lives. there shall be terrible struggles. but i shall be called upon to save london and save the country. [inaudible] how extraordinary, should a been called upon to do exactly that. i sort of waited those 50 years for the collet. in his whole life had been preparation for that hour and that trial. he thanks about his time about a soldier, then he goes into politics, he holds important cabinet ranks including admiral during the first world war and the second world war. the things that happened to him in the first world war, the disaster of italy which he learns from it doesn't make that mistake ever again in the second world war where he ignores the advice from his generals. you can see those being one of i put perpetual learning example it is the

except as julia mentioned, the news side was reporting on stuff that the entertainment side started contradicting and calling fake news. >> right. >> fs that was bad. and then the entertainment side started openly attacking people like chris and shep for their reporting of the news. that's unsustainable. when you have this carveout and say look at someone like chris wallace as evidence we're in this clean category but then you don't protect him from attacks inside the building, it's no wonder he wanted to leave and do something new. >> very recently "the washington post" said when tucker carlson's pro -- his 1/6 truther documentary came out, chris wallace and bret baier complained internally, they were uncomfortable with the conspiracy theory stuff coming out at prime time but what's happened at fox for years, news is shrinking, and right wing propaganda growing and growing, less room for chris wallace. what is your take on fox news? >> absolutely, i think this makes a mockery out of their original mantra fair and balanced they started out with 25 years ago. like se said, chris wallace and bret b

julia gordon. my great great grandfather came here in 19 o 7, which was just after the german air rule and farming here and living in close relationship with the wire communities bordering to all offends. and it's very much a farming related. but of course, it brings together our different cultures as well. but when it comes to addressing the past, warbling like other white german namibian farmers in the region denied that this land used to belong to the rarer this land was a 100 years before that it was ed, not inhabited by wire, is speaking, people to the knowledge i, i do have well touring the farm just to raises the land issue. i don't think it just buying land and given a given it back will, will improve the situation dramatically. i, i doubt that when i think we have to develop the area, we have to develop the people in investing in a better to morrow, like education and interest structure, schools and hospitals. that people really feel that their life is improving. shift to also wants to know if they can reach a common understanding about the past. do you deny that there was a generous ed o

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was in afghanistan and iraq. there might be a couple of views of wiki lake for julia. his got to hear of you who's got the dangerous double make of you all come on. the news caused an upper on the internet . where is the truth? in all of this? in this official document, both parties stayed the facts before the british supreme court. during a visit to sweden, assange her sexual intercourse with 2 women, the women talk to each other and go to the police. they want to sons to undergo a medical exam to rule out sexually transmitted diseases. a preliminary investigation is opened, both women are questioned. the chief prosecutor and stockholm concludes that there are no signs of rape. ready case closed a possibility man off molestation is yet to be clarified. san voluntarily stays in sweden and answers every question during a police interrogation. but a higher prosecutor, marianna ne decides to reopen the preliminary investigation of a leech grape. ready assange office to be questioned by mariani. ready but the prosecutor's l. in the end, she grounds assange commission to le

before i go to the students, get through the flu shot and i was up last summer in the pot on julia and i saw join us known. i mean, you're making statements off to you violates his rights by his name coming out. i mean, i'm sorry. sure. everybody, you know, the 3 left legation expire, they will never be clarified me talking about speech case, we're talking about swedish case and no one's now talking about the case. there was there in the begin that is still ongoing, which is as far as i'm concerned, which is the great danger to me and to the organization as a whole, which is this massive espionage investigation. mm. let's be serious. we are in a conflict situation with the largest, most powerful employer. that's what it is that has ever existed in such a situation. it's remarkable to survive. hey, how are you all about this? i don't get to see you again. we know that there's been a grand jury against against wikileaks. in essence, now, the attempts to prosecute wikileaks have lasted over 5 years. the procedure in the united states is that before someone can be prosecuted for a serious

she was also asked by julia, they felt that primarily would push back most on their part because arguablyleak from the meeting on friday is going _ leak from the meeting on friday is going to _ leak from the meeting on friday is going to argue very strongly for the independent regulator to not be set ”p independent regulator to not be set up by— independent regulator to not be set up by legislation. i think we are seeing — up by legislation. i think we are seeing some of that commentary in relation _ seeing some of that commentary in relation to— seeing some of that commentary in relation to being accused of being north— relation to being accused of being north korean and so on, but, sol think— north korean and so on, but, sol think that — north korean and so on, but, sol think that they will push very, very hard on _ think that they will push very, very hard on the — think that they will push very, very hard on the statutory aspect of the independent regulator. and would rather— independent regulator. and would rather it— independent regulator. and would rather it was a unit within the f

so it was with the 5th business of sicily, julia clifford williams messaging similar russell. so visit of linear visitor, narrative is short. i'm supposed to carry that with jill up here, eager with sure. well, i don't dollars in the additional ah, the oh, driven by drill, shapes, bankers, and of those with dares sinks. we dare to ask oh, is your media a reflection of reality? in a world transformed what will make you feel safe, high selection community? are you going the right way or are you being led somewhere? direct. what is true or his faith in the world corrupted, you need to descend to join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. ah, on a 2nd tedious what news because most of the proposals done to, to she'll go stuck that and put on august needs to week with christie woman. but we'll do a little bit of change our system with us trenice to what we're in the jewish international court just released records that glue. nope, i think more than i meant they're staying with you as the dom up degrees. really use it would go probably more left on in his queue as morris used

to be able to breathe freely, didn't take long for be able to point out that he was not applying the same principles to julia songs. and as we close out the 1st gathering. but let us together reaffirm our determination that the future will belong to those who embrace human dignity. not those who trampled one wish to potential other people at those who stifling and who gives people the ability to breathe free for those who seek to suffocate their people with iron hair. this shameful verdict, in the political case, against a journalistic and public figure is another manifestation of the cannibalistic world view of the anglo saxon tandem. the west marks international human rights day and the end of the summit for democracy with dignity. this news is devastating. the persecution of julian asunder the disgrace. meanwhile, biden is holding his cynical democracy summit and the hypocrisy and the cruelty. i had of a democracy summit, people from around 16 advanced economies, took part in major research on america's image abroad. and the results don't make good reading for washington. more than half of respondents don

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julia: great question. what we are seeing in record profitability is we are booming. the go big, go early macro strategy wasoom out of a recession, you do not limp out of a recession. we are booming, the economy is booming. wages are booming. demand is booming. where do we settle down? are firms able to match the challenge of the tight labor market with productivity enhancing investments? if so, they can maintain their margins as topline grows cool. we are not going to see wages continue rising at 5% annualized pace next year. do they cool to something that keeps pace with the prices and allows them to continue spending at a healthy pace? what we are hearing from companies as they are actively investing into this and trying to meet these challenges. we will see. we have seen a lot of resiliency. most people are forecasting a good year next year as well. tom: i am totally confused. i am truly confused on the idea of what is the savings and how will it be used at the margins? what do you say? julia: that is uncertainty. i do not like the term excess savings, which presumes the prior level of savings was optim