karen: it's like a conversion. religious undertone to qanon, and so constantly donning the armor of god and things like that because they are out there having to fight against the satanists that have taken over the world. louise: val and brian stewart and their daughter karen have decided to speak out as a warning to others. what has prompted them is witnessing 51-year-old tim stewart descend into the world of qanon. karen: tim believes that the world has really been taken over by satanic pedophiles, or luciferian pedophiles they call them, and that is represented by the left, so the radical left. male: keeping the public informed when the deep state war breaks out onto the surface. karen: they believe there's a spiritual warfare being waged and that they have knowledge of this, and so that they're on a crusade to make sure that the satanists are overthrown and things like that. male: the world is currently experiencing a dramatic covert war of biblical proportions, literally the fight for earth, between the forces

so karen, i won't the course of a way. so karen, i won't ask— the course of a way. _ the course of a way. so karen, i won't ask you about - the course of a way. so karen, i won't ask you about some . the course of a way. so karen, i won't ask you about some of| i won't ask you about some of your research, because you let research into the pacific northwest heat wave in 2021, and it found that that heatwave was a once in 10,000 years kind of event, and you said at the time there wasn't yet evidence to show that this type of extreme heat would be a regular occurrence, and it seems we are starting to see this. so what exactly are we seeing? yeah, so i think exactly are we seeing? yeah, so | think that's — exactly are we seeing? yeah, so i think that's a _ exactly are we seeing? yeah, so i think that's a great _ i think that's a great question, i think a lot of research questions both in my group and with others with what we are seeing. so the first thing i want to mention is that the climate change signal for all of these heatwaves is very, very obvious, and so one of

julie, thoughts here >> i agree completely with karen. this is one of those situations where the fundamentals are going to trump everything. it's a function of this is a very difficult industry. it's been disintermediated by a lot of what's happening in screen, and we're not willing to go to the theaters as we used to be they don't have to leverage of in term of being able to negotiate these window, and i don't think that really is going to change over time some this is really a tough picture for them right now. >> it's a fascinating industry, the theater industry is undergoing immense change. the studios, there's now strikes. the studios' business is changing right underneath their feet when you look at the paramounts, the warner bros, the universals, this whole business and the way film content is distributed is totally in flux right now. quite obviously. but at any rate, we're going to take a break and talk about the busiest week of earnings season. it is on deck. fear not we've got the trades for you next, and later we'll reveal our c

we have karen finerman, guy adami and carter worth of worth charting we talk about the ai tried shares of taiwan semi falling more than 5% today the world's largest chip maker reporting its first profit drop in four years. swan semi putting pressure on, the index dropping 2%. kristina partsinevelos is here with the semis slump >> let's talk what the message is the ai hype can only go so far that's exactly what management paraphrasing said really early tonight because ai only contributes 6% of total tsmc revenue. yes, that 6% should grow to double-digits in five years, but it's is not growing fast enough to offsee the weakness we're seeing in smart phones as well as pcs, which is a much bigger percentage of industry revenue they fell 5% but brought down the sector like the smh, a good barometer. other equipment names you're seeing on the screen got hit hard because tsmc reiterated its capital expenditure spend at the low end of the range tsmc also plans to low down production of its arizona hub due to lack of skilled workers here in the u.s., highlighting another issue for equipment mak

i saw you nodding, karen karen. i think what sally is saying about the terrain changing, you know, the ground changing underneath us, we all know that. we all know that as readers, we know it. it's book buyers, you know, it is, you know, agents and publishers and media people. and as soon as we kind of hold on we think we're going to hold on to one tail and say, okay, we're going to ride. and if you've got to million instagram followers, this going to be a bestseller. and it's not necessarily, by the way, there are no guarantees. but if you think about it, though, i mean we've all been in the business a really long time, decades, decades. it was always hard. i mean, the business is it's hard. discoverability is hard. you know, books are hard. we're not in a business, you know how many times have we heard? why don't you just you know, people really say this sometimes. why don't you just publish, which is the most hilarious thing that we hear? absolutely. time. i mean you can't believe that those words are uttered and

cargill with a song always associated _ karen cargill with a song always associated with _ karen cargillh the _ karen cargill with a song always associated with the glasgow - karen cargill with a song always - associated with the glasgow orpheus choir, arranged by hugh s roberton, who was indelibly connected with that choir. it will be familiar i think particularly too many older scots from that generation, and karen cargill, one of the celebrated singer is produced in scotland in recent years. and as you are saying, sadly, that was part of the music that the congregation enjoyed, those who had gathered inevitably before the formal proceedings began. they were treated to really a rather fine concert. and i was thinking as i listen to that in the context of st giles' again the listen to that in the context of st giles' again— listen to that in the context of st giles' again the role that the kirk has played _ giles' again the role that the kirk has played at _ giles' again the role that the kirk has played at the _ giles' again the role that the kirk has played at the very _ giles' again

. >> oh, look, karen finerman has joined the situation are you here, karen? >> no, i don't think i am. >> we tried. we tried but i was saying grasso, it's also cpi we're expecting next week and looking forward to and ppi. >> are we going to karen is she there >> does she know we can hear her and see her? >> this is one data point to bonawyn's point -- there are going to be others that are going to fuel the necessity for the fact to raise, and the truth is we all know it. it's so telegraphed. the fed is always late to act and late to stop acting. you know who needs it the most the fed, yet yet they continue to do it, so i would expect nothing other than the same we've seen from the fed. >> respite from the climb we've seen, tim. >> you can make an argument that that two-year needed to close above that 506 level yesterday, and it didn't. i think we're range bound. the curve's flattened out. the old curve watchers have a little am nation for their story. again, it was a week where the economic data for the most part was friendly, friendly for at least a world wh

it's karen carney!es for england and watches almost as many games a season now as a pundit. she's been leading a major review of women's football, commissioned by the government last year. there's players that were on £5,000 a year, working three jobs, so that means they're undernourished, they're dehydrated, they're fatigued. the quality is not there. they're not being treated fairly. there's been evidence that at the elite game, they've been treated as second class citizens. it's been revolved around the men's game. that has to change. we have to see these as elite athletes and treat them with the utmost respect. getting youngsters into the game, like at bedworth girls in the west midlands, isn't a problem. in the months after euro 2022, there was a near 200% rise in women's and girls football session bookings. but keeping them interested is difficult. nearly half stop playing beyond primary school age. today's report suggests it's notjust providing the motivation that matters, but also money. funding

karen and i will be traveling to all 99 counties.our 15th visit to iowa, which is what jeff kaufman calls a good start. i have not had the breakfast pizza at pizza ranch yet, but it is on the menu. or the breakfast pizza at casey's. but we are going to be around and we will see you. if we provide leadership, that reflects the best of this country and experience and an unwavering commitment to the conservative agenda, the american people will rally to us. i believe it with all my heart. that is my last point. it is easy to be a little down these days. traveling around the country the last two years, people come up and say do you think we can ever get it all back? i was wave my hand and say we will get it all back and then some. because i have faith. i have faith in the american people. for all my time is your vice president and my time in public before that, my opinion of government went down, but my opinion of the american people went up every single day. when i came to the state as your vice president, karen and i visited communitie

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karen, you are watching this does it matter to microsoft?ah -- which part, does the deal matter? >> at this point, microsoft is all juiced on a.i. and it's not necessarily about gaming or selling consoles or anything -- i mean, it's an important part of the business, but it's not -- >> it's not moving the story in the short-term, but you know, thinking about -- this could be an important part of their business one day, the a.i. magic won't be there anymore, and so, to continue develop parts of their business that they can this makes sense i think the broader implication is, the ftc, or -- >> not so much >> has swung so far -- >> yeah. >> and this is really kind of a slap in the face, we've had a couple, there was the time warner deal, to say, you know what you just are kind of out of control, and so, for all of the big tech companies, the idea of doing a merger like this, i mean, they tested it, i'm surprised they're going to win, which seems like they are, they'll cut a deal with the uk maybe deals are back on the table for them >> yeah. wh

and i would think karen just alluded to it.hink the business has improved maybe the structure of their company in terms of debt and were able to buy themselves some time to improve. and shorts are getting squeezed. and you see what happens so we're back to having these conversations. at some point, though, the fundamentals of the company have to line up with the underlying share price. and we will get there, but we're clearly -- look in the after hours. i think it's north of 62 now so we're not there yet >> all right mike khouw, thank you. for more "options action," tune in friday, 5:30 p.m. eastern time >>> up next, shares of ibm fractionally lower after misses on revenue we'll dial it up and debate that when "fast money" rerntus. >>> welcome back to "fast money. we do have some headlines coming out of that tesla conference call let's circle back to "fast money" friend gene munster elon musk is actually talking. he is talking about ai spending too. >> yeah. that is not surprising he has triple downing on their initiatives arou

karen carney leads most of our recommendations at the foot of two institutions.time my son and everyone involved in a game should take it the next level. the government will officially respond to the port by awesome by which point the legacy could include another major trophy. a first ever world cup. hugh ferris, bbc news great britain have won gold, silver and bronze in the t31i100m at the world para—athletics championships in paris on thursday. rachel latham was there for us. what all nations want from a world championships is dominance and it doesn't get more dominance than a one to three podium finish. and that is what great britain produced tonight in the women's t34100 metres bronze went to fabian andre. it was herfirst world championship medalfor great britain. kara dinnigan took the silver medal to add to her silver medal from the paralympics in 2021, and gold medal went to master of the craft, hannah cockroft. it was her 12th world championship title. here's what she had to say after her race. people expect myself and carissa to come one, two in whatever

karen in the north bay tried to sign up for internet service but get this. the company started charging her for mobile phone service instead. that she didn't want or need. karen struck out fixing this for herself so she asked us to pinch hit. we contacted the company. now karen says the company is paying her back for the cell phone charges and throwing in an extra $100 credit. that is a home run. to hear more stories from viewers like carol and karen please join us tomorrow night at 6:30. we have an nbc bay area responds special. tune in, please, for a half hour of money saving news you can use plus tricks to protect your hard earned money. every penny. see you tomorrow night. if you have a consumer story to share maybe we can tackle it for you. feature it here and maybe put it in our next special. scan the qr code on your screen to fill out our consumer complaint form online if you don't want to hear my voice for a full half hour tomorrow night. just put it on mute and turn the closed captioning on. that is what my wife does. >> what? oh i love listening to

karen and i were at the parade in urbandale yesterday. the two-mile parade. fortunately he only 90°. the really nice thing about the urbandale parade is that the last half mile is all uphill. but we got a wonderful and warm reception. we got up early, we have been traveling all over northwest iowa today. i just want to thank you for your hospitality. i want to thank you for your great leadership. it is just a joy to be with all of you. secondly, it is a particular joy for me to be traveling today with a marine corps monk, a pilot, an accomplished artist and frankly the best i leg of the united states of america has ever had, karen pence. would you join me in thanking her one more time? we are delighted to be with all of you. i will share for just a couple of minutes with my back turned to some very nice people. let me just say to each and every one of you, our lives have changed a lot since last time we were together. after we moved out of the white house and out of the naval conservatory where the vice president list, we moved back home to indiana. i bought

i agree with karen, u.s. stocks have had such a good run year to date, especially the megacap tech, of course, that to see it getting all that good news, all that soft landing euphoria priced in, it leaves things bait vulnerable, at least in the short-term i think we have to watch and see, can the consumer resiliency continue there's a lot of good news for the consumer, you know, they have a lot of fixed rate mortgages. the rising interest rates isn't feeding through the housing market the way it has in past cycles and that's allowing the consumer to hang in there longer than a lot of folks expected this time. but they're still moderating and as powell liked to say yesterday, multiple times, long and variable lags. so, there's still more to come in terms of the pass through from monetary to the consumer. they'll keep slowing the question is, does it tip over and what is that catalyst to make them pull back? do companies finally lay off more workers what else is it that gets them to pull back we haven't seen i

that somehow makes her a karen. the media and think they are honest brokers i get it's msnbc and hopelessly partisan to the left but that wasn't even like an adult conversation that was going on. that was something say sophomore year if you have had one too many, you know, wine spritzers, zema type of things. >> is that even a thing anymore? >> bartles and james. >> thank you. >> not the first time the name called the florida first lady. last month the daily beast labeled her the walmart melania. forget about talking about the important aspects of what she is saying. as long as they can demean her in any way, shape, or forge that's what they will do. we have to get to this. a "new york times" piece is calling out president biden for failing a acknowledge his seventh grandchild and hunter's daughter. msnbc chuck todd is stepping in to defend the president. >> i think we all understand the personal challenge and concern and all of these things that the president has here, but his political foes are see this and they a

is just in— to karen begot the government is just in the — to karen begot the government is just in—term workforce plan which in itself, as— its long—term workforce plan which in itself, as opposed to historic because — in itself, as opposed to historic because we haven't really had one before _ because we haven't really had one before it's — because we haven't really had one before it's high time that we did. it before it's high time that we did. it slid _ before it's high time that we did. it slid a _ before it's high time that we did. it slid a good plan, do you think? —— is it a good plan? it slid a good plan, do you think? —— is ita good plan? and it slid a good plan, do you think? —— is it a good plan? and about increasing _ —— is it a good plan? and about increasing the numbers of medical students, — increasing the numbers of medical students, increasing gps and the isn't really— students, increasing gps and the isn't really much else to say it but other— isn't really much else to say it but other health care staff, really. do something about associates and something about as

this stock surging yet again as shares continue to skyrocket this year, and karen is eyes the company hit of whe iret could be heading next. don't go anywhere. "fast money" is back in two.me t it's your business. it's your verizon. a third kid. what if she likes playing golf? it's expensive. we're outlawing golf. wait. can i still play? since we work with emower, we don't have to worry about planning for a third kid. you can still play golf... sometimes. take control of your financial future to empower what's next. >>> welcome back to "fast money. fbi director christopher wray condemning new stipulations on american companies operating in china, including ones requiring foreign-owned firms to establish so-called communist cells internally to enforce the country's political order. wray's remarks before the house judiciary committee described the requirements as a comprehensive threat to u.s. security eamon javers has the latest in washington this is really troubling >> reporter: melissa, it is. chris wray said in public today something that he's said to me in person. he's concerned abo

karen? your pick? >> pacwest i find really interesting. trading down i thought, wow, they canceled the earnings call while we were in the green room and i thought, this can't be good, but they did come up with some sort of skeleton numbers that weren't terrible and so, the acquirer stock, bank of california, doing nicely. so, this is up -- pacwest up $4 from where it was in the green room good for them. i think it's great, if they c can -- if they needed help and we can -- and they can do a deal that doesn't require government capital. >> yeah. it definitely takes one of the more troubled banks off of the table here >> yeah, i suspect it's going to take government guarantees to get these -- >> i don't know. they haven't mentioned it, so, i'm thinking it's not -- >> maybe don't mention it unless you have to, you know what i mean >> ahead of a fed meeting? ahead of the day that -- i feel like i'm in guy's head right now. >> it happens. >> right >> empty >> scary place >> cobwebs, dark caverns sometimes interesting thoughts >> cavernous >> is

and karen was going. she covered the white house and was going to travel with the president then to russia and. and her editor suggested maybe you could do some work on the russian while you're over and russia thought well maybe start working on it here in the united and long story short i was she got on an airplane one morning and 2:00 that afternoon. the phone rang on my desk and she said you'll never guess i'm having tea with in brighton beach. yvonne so in the 4 hours that she worked on it, she had found this guy that the new york times and the fbi couldn't. so all the hard parts of this book, i just asked her, do. and there are still people at the kansas city police department, the kansas city public library and elsewhere bearing some of the scars of trying to tell her that certain historical records didn't exist or couldn't be found because they did exist and she found them. well we're very thankful for that. and a lot of ways. many of us have neighbors and we choose to exchange stories with, our ne

megan is now 12 years old, and she and karen live in siskiyou county working with rescue ranch running a sanctuary and adoption center for hundreds of dogs. people can't surrender their animals there, but one day last month, that's just what a couple came in hoping to do. >> they were given a lot of resources and a lot of help, but when they went back out to their car, they decided to leave the dog in the parking lot and take off down the driveway, and the dog started to chase their car down towards the highway. >> the staff stopped the dog, named sage, from getting to the road. but it was now trapped and frightened in the middle of a field. sound familiar? and you're like, i've seen this play before. >> yeah, i know. it was exactly the same. >> it not only looked the same, but played out the same way. megan taking the initiative and karen starting to record. >> and then i was able to inch by inch by inch get closer to her where when i got two or three feet away from her, i sat quietly and i literally felt her energy about from tense, hard scared to relaxed, and then she came right up

here karen georgievich is absolutely right and his assessment.my, that you should not underestimate him, you should not consider him a jester who lies, but in fact he is doing poorly in we live in a postmodern world, where a symbol is everything, where the sign is short. short stories short narratives if today he e zelensky receives its dividends from this actually microscopic piled point of view of the event, like a strike, there are drones on moscow, in fact, in the postmodern world this counts, he wins back some of his own companies. we need to delve into this war of symbols to understand who we are dealing with to understand our adversary in depth, as the operation of this psychology. and, of course, strive for our own achievements. real achievements. similarly, all symbolic series are about the form. thank you rodnik granyan by professor mmo my great friend, that's why i let me ask you a provocative question. please, uh, i was a little unprepared for what karen and alexander had to say, and uh , the levels of seriousness of concern about how

karen is still with us, another- karen is still with us, another karen is still with us, another karenthe reason for my call is to respond to the question you asked earlier about, is british gas run well? for older people, it really isn't run well. i manage two sheltered accommodation scheme in london. we have new people move in and i helped them to cut utilities set up. 18 months later, on one occasion, one tenant almost two years later, they came down to the office to say to me, karen, i have got this bill, look at this, so high, when i went through it with them, they were being charged for a debt that had been left over which was a build—up of standing charge. i would call british gas and say, listen, this tenant is the first person in this flat, they should not have a bill with a debt, it should be zero. it took on one occasion six months for british gas to put the tenant on to get than a proper bill and accept they had to right of the standing charge. with regards to how it is run, i have many more examples, we don't have time, with regards to how it is run, when it comes to custo

but i think you have to sell it at $300. >> whatever it takes karen?yeah. >> yeah, we actually have in the control room -- >> he is >> connor is in there. great to see him all that talk about coinbase makes me think interactive broker not an expensive price. >> bonawyn >> all this discussion about u.s. tensions makes me think defensives lmt. >> all right dan nathan >> you know what would be cool if it went public, in and out burger >> in and out? >> we would have a lot of fun. the taste test with guy and everything like that >> we've done that >> with in and out >> not there all the other burgers. >> you like interactive brokers. you were optimistic. i'm optimistic on robinhood. >> okay. >> there you go. >> he chose to break the rules >> again >> many times today. >> thank you for watching "fast. ar rhtowey" with jim crame

karen? >> i feel like the bar is really high and that's great they put out that number and really, the question is, what? times what how many people sign up if that are? so, we don't know that but there's a lot of hype built in, and i feel like the rotation is more important than what's happening in these stocks. i think it's going to be really hard for them to beat by a lot they hang in okay, considering a rotation has sort of started, right? they're not terrible so, that's pretty strong, but you know, i wouldn't be putting more money in right here right? i'm sticking partially with what i have i sold half my microsoft, i sold apple calls, i bought back some google calls i feel like it's going to be hard for them to really knock it out of the park. >> which is the most vulnerable, guy, in tech land? >> we have a ways to go for nvidia, so, back that out for a second microsoft, since we seemingly are drilling down, i mean, look at the levels we're trading at now. this is where it made an all-

now, that woman, karen kane, is breaking her silence, speaking exclusively to good morning america to set the record straight, telling abc's matt gutman that her relationship with craig was just beginning. only weeks old, she says she's now come to realize it was all based on lies. you've been labeled the mistress in this story. >> yeah. >> i don't like that label. if i had known what was true, i would not have been in with this person. >> according to the affidavit, just days after meeting karen kane, james craig began researching potassium cyanide, a poison. he also allegedly googled how much arsenic it would take to kill someone and whether it would be detectable during an autopsy. >> do you think that james craig allegedly poisoned his wife to clear the decks so he could be with you? >> there's no way i motive. there's been no planning a future together. >> the next step in the case against craig comes today when he's due in court for a preliminary hearing. coming up later on good morning america. we'll have much more of that interview with karen kane, including how she reacted wh

why is it -- if i was named karen, i would be tired of.watch the video and you see the teams and look at the turn of events, she paid for the bike and it's unclear whether he said maybe in the area, i want that bike and you can't have it but she got to it, she's a nursing student, pregnant, there's also the thing called chivalry. i know it's dead but maybe in the smithsonian, i haven't been there recently but he's physically blocking her and this is one of these things for you look at that and you really say, it's sad this is what society has become. there is a bystander saying hold on, why are you harassing this woman? was going on? calm our heads, it doesn't seem that happens anymore. >> in the op-ed, new york times where she breaks her silence, the mother of one of the teenagers says there's another story you never bothered to learn on our side, he is just there and likes to ride the bikes all the time but the op-ed says one of the teenagers said, told her to get off the bike and the others started hassling her and cursing. according to

karen carney leads most of— brought home a trophy.ophy. karen carney leads most of our recommendations | brought home a trophy. karen carney. leads most of our recommendations at the foot of two institutions. women's football is a time my son and everyone involved in a game should take it the next level. the government will officially respond to the port by awesome i which point the legacy could include another major trophy. a first ever world cup. hugh ferris, bbc news he was one of football's brightest young talents. dele alli was part of the england squad that reached the semi—finals of the 2018 world cup and helped tottenham hotspur to the champions league final in 2019. now, the everton player says he was sexually abused at the age of six, and recently spent time in rehab, after an addiction to sleeping pills. our sports reporter, gavin ramjaunjoins me.... some believe he never really put bill to his potentialfriends and with several issues. this bill to his potential friends and with several issues.— with several issues. this wa

i think the all-time high was last week, not that it matters, karen's right. at 25 times, probably a little long in the tooth. but at a certain point, to lori's point, margins start to contract, so, as inflation comes down, as much as you think it's a positive, it will wind up being pretty significant negative. >>> here's what's coming up next >>> ripple rips higher the crypto at 18-month highs the big win it scored against regulators, and what it could mean for the broader space >>> plus, iger's intentions. disney could look a whole lot different pretty soon. what the ceo had to say about the future of tv, streaming, and more you're watching "fast money," live from the nasdaq market site in times square. we're back right after this. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct t

s office, karen freedman. thank you both for being here. karen, when you find out that jared kushner went before the grand jury, not investigators, which is what some people who have gone and spoken to jack smith's team have done. he actually went before the garage. what would you have wanted to ask him about those efforts to overturn the election? >> i think more than anything, you want to lock him into his testimony under oath before he has a chance to hear what other witnesses have to say and before donald trump mounts a defense. you want to lock him in. he was someone very close to donald trump, and you want to know exactly what is he going to say and what is he not going to say. i think you're also going to want to know, what are some of the things that donald trump said to him and what did donald trump say about losing the election and january 6th. and there's several areas that jack smith can ask him about. but he was clearly a very close adviser. when bill barr, for example, wanted to put a stop to these fraudulent, the election has

my my family, my partner, karen.an, i had a long relationship with karen in holland, and she knows me intimately. iwe we used to talk incessantly and discuss all kinds of things, deep things, life and everything. she knew me very intimately and she's just like, "it's not possible for him to do that." "he would never do that." are you still in touch with her? yes, yes. which must itself be amazing after all of this. it is. she is the best friend you could ever hope for. best friend in the world. marvellous, marvellous person. did you, when you came to the end of it and you knew to the end of it and you knew... well, your support dog hasjust joined us wonderfully in the studio. we very much welcome them being here. fantastic. she or he is very welcome to wander around. he, basil. you went through all of this. what has it done to you? i think that's the question that a lot of people will will wonder about, because you you said, i think a few moments ago, i've always had an interest in science and maths, etc.. that const

it's karen carney.s been evidence that at the elite game they've been treated as second class citizens. it's been revolved around the men's game. that has to change. we have to see these as elite athletes and treat them with the utmost respect. getting youngsters into the game like, at bedworth girls in the west midlands, isn't a problem. in the months after euro 2022, there was a near 200% rise in women's and girls football session bookings. but keeping them interested is difficult. nearly half stop playing beyond primary school age. today's report suggests it's not just providing the motivation that matters, but also money. funding for grassroots investment to improve the fan experience and facilities for players throughout the game. some of the other key recommendations include — a dedicated broadcast slot for women's football should be created. the fa should urgently address the lack of diversity across the game, in on and off pitch roles. and the wsl and championship, the top two divisions in women

. >> america's karen. >> i called her the wannabe. measuring the drapes in the white house and think that she is some jackie reincarnated. keep an eye on her. >> sean: the attacks on supreme court justice clarence thomas is wrapping up. and these vile attacks beg the deference of why with dee's woke era that we live in our african american conservatives and the wives of conservative politicians and in this case casey desantis, and a few years melania trump, and wired a fair games. all democrats are all off li limits. charlie arnold is with us. and horace cooper. let's get your reaction to the karen a comment and my understanding in terms of the root of the term and i understand where it came from with this woman without a mask in the store being chased and yelled that, and ready told, however, it seems to be taking on a new meaning. your thoughts? >> does not apply in any way to kc the sand test. you have a woman who holds herself and high regards. she is a cancer survivor, mother of three. academic. lucky for giving her blackboard an

>> realizamos la encuesta durante los tres primeros meses de mandato de la alcaldesa karen bass y fueen lo mismo. despuÉs de eso, las principales preocupaciones son la falta de vivienda asequible y la seguridad pÚblica. se habla mucho del crimen en el transporte pÚblico. octavio: ¿cuÁl serÍa la principal preocupaciÓn de los angelinos en estos momentos? >> segÚn lo que he visto y con la gente que platicado y entrevistado para el trabajo, la crisis de vivienda asequible es algo que nos toca a todos. cualquier lugar cuesta $2000. he platicado con gente que piensa irse a vivir a texas, nevada o arizona. comentan que gastan la mayorÍa de sus ingresos mensuales en la renta. no tienen con quÉ ahorrar para un dÍa poder comprar una casa. octavio: el impacto econÓmico que sigue haciÉndose presente en muchos de los angelinos. ¿han dicho en esta encuesta quÉ tan satisfechos estÁn los angelinos sobre cÓmo se resuelve hasta este momento el problema de la indigencia? >> esta encuesta no tocÓ el punto de cuÁn satisfechos estÁn, sino que queremos ver quÉ es lo que mÁs les preocupa u ocasiones estrÉs,

this is karen's attempt to pick her up from kindergarten.bstruction is coming obstruction is an obstacle to my seeing my daughter with my own, and it was he who invited the bailiffs to record the obstruction of communication. oops evil. it's like he told you. yes, well, understandable. and he loves you, daughter let's record, we won't wait a minute, not at all you comrade came to throw off with friends, film the child on video, the child cries, is nervous, and yet the idyll in this couple was a happy photo of discharge from the maternity hospital, a joint trip. karen managed to find understanding with the eldest daughter of her beloved the only thing that did not always share the methods of education in the ass was spanked and began to drag her. eh, it’s very rude to grab by the hands to drag. uh, very rude. that's exactly what i remember. very rudely took her to the bathroom, you know? i tried. yes, how to resolve the conflict several times. she told me it's none of your business. my daughter, she doesn’t concern you or climb, as soon as th

and karen, the secret service is now investigating? >> reporter: linsey, this is a very unusual incident here. the secret service is investigating how that substance entered the white house, and it's been sent to its lab for further investigation and testing. the substance described as powdery and cocaine-like was found on sunday evening in the west wing by secret service officers. the d.c. fire department was brought in to evaluate and quickly they determined that it was nonhazardous. president biden was not here at the white house at the time the substance was discovered. but this was taken very seriously. there was a partial evacuation of that area in the west wing where the substance was found and also the area of the west wing where white house reporters work that's nearby. so far, white house officials are not commenting on this incident. they are referring all questions to secret service. linsey? >> linsey: certainly unusual. karen, thank you. >>> while the fourth of july is often an exciting night, it can also be among the most

for others, she has become america's karen, and i think that's the ultimate disconnect here with theds to embrace more constituencies to get to the white house. >> america's karen. >> i called her this, serena waterford wannabe needs to cut it out. we see you. [laughter] there's all kinds of names for her. she needs to stop trying to measure the great drapes in the white house and think she is some kind of jackie o incarnated. casey desantis, keep an eye on her, though. she's a wiley figure. >> emily: kt, to say that this is shocking and unacceptable is an understatement, especially with the word karen, which is a pejorative that has racist stereotypes and for them to mock a woman that's been an incredible figure in government as well as socio-politically in this country, has done so much including beat breast cancer, that was an ugly mockery. it has no place on mainstream media, but apparently because she is conservative, all bets are off and everybody can get to the arena and have a go at a gladiator style. >> kennedy: support all women! yeah, this stuff rings really hollow. it is