. >> i'm 99% sure karl pressle is involved. >> who is carl pressley?nnie connie adopted karl pressley a a very young age >> when you heard that calls came in, you thought this is what - >> we'll, i was definitely concerned. >> why so much concern over grandsons visit to his elderly grandmother? that is a tangled tale, really that begins with the way kar pressley came to join th harkey klan in the first place >> connie said that she adopte him from a homeless woman, a homeless couple who were livin in a car >> from homeless couple? >> yeah. and that they couldn't tak care of him, so they wer willing to give him up for adoption that's what i know >> teresa says there was alway something a little bit off about carl, something that tended to make other peopl uncomfortable. >> it was very odd and very sa at the same time, but he seeme to be a very lonely needy child, very clean the shell and nobody really seemed t want him to cling to him >> but terry says there wa nothing bonnie wouldn't do for carl >> she would buy karl a truck, and he would wreck the tru

doctor spaulding knowing what know about karl marx and joseph stalin would karl marx have approved of josef stalin's actions? that's an excellent question about if marx got on in his time machine, what would he have thought if he showed up? i think part of it is when would he have shown up? would he would he would he have been in the gulag himself or would he have been in a party meeting where he talk about the very important ways in which we are spreading communism? that to me would be a big question to this. would he know everything? would he know what lenin, who idolized him had done? would he would he say, okay, yes, i want communism so much. and i did say i did say i wrote it. i wrote it that there would be violence necessary is this what i meant? now that part, i don't know. but there is so much in marxism as an which really helps lenin do what he does and stalin do what he did and mao do what he did and all the others that we can talk about. so, you know, he might be proud some ways for what he would have, you know, contributed to. have you ever seen communism adopted by a majo

and i just want say there they are karl decide like he usually does it's great to be here with karl, who we all know a veteran republican political going back to his first meeting with george w bush in 1973, his work in college republicans. but he's also an esteemed author. and his book and consequence, a terrific read about politics it's about public service in the white house. but i thought we'd begin. karl this conversation in looking at another book you wrote the triumph of william mckinley why election of 1896 still matters and. i was reading it again the other day and. it's clear. it's very relevant as we think through this political moment. 1896, you may have read the book. if you haven't, karl, help us understand when we look at that election, that time, what it could help us understand about the chaos in division of washington. well, first of all, thanks. thanks for having me. and thanks for rereading the book. as he can tell you, as he could tell you, it's a hell of a it is. and it's available outside. yeah. yeah. look, it may sound sort of drive it. it's got and violence a

karl rove, welcome karl.eem inconsistent people say they don't want a rematch of 2020 and yet biden intro by the current front runner. how do we make sense of that? >> are most familiar faces around and is the beginning of the contest. at this point in 2,002,003, 2004 election leading into the iowa caucus, howard dean was ahead in 2008, hillary clinton was ahead. in 2004, excuse me 2012 newt gingrich was ahead going into the iowa caucus. right now these are the two most visible people in the electorate and you're right people do not want them to run again. take a look at the monmouth pole, among democrats only 25% would prefer that biden run again. 44% they would prefer that he steps aside. 30% said he had no preference, those of the people who are thinking like a 44% in the ap national opinion research pull 27% said yes, i want joe biden to run again. 70% said we do want donald trump to run again i would put money on trump and biden to be the nominees but that on the field against them. i bet the sediment is

karl rove here to react. we begin with peter doocy at the white house. >> we've seen this president do a two-hour press conference, no sheet cheat and quick q and a on the way to the helicopter, no cheat sheet. for this event his staff didn't want any surprises so they could order naivetyed a question, it appears, with a reporter. we have reached out to the "l. a. times" to figure out what, if any, kind of conditions were agreed to and how exactly a near verbatim copy of their reporter's question was pasted to the president's piece of paper? we've seen this president with the grid that shows reporter head shots and names and where people are sitting. this is a lot more advanced than that. it comes amid major questions about president biden's age which he says he can't even wrap his head around. >> president biden: with regard to age, i can't even say i guess how old i am i can't even say the number. it doesn't register with me. i expect them to take a hard look at it. i would as well. i took a hard look at it

karl is right. the white house has to address it straight on and he will take questions and go out there. there will be three presidential debates. they will have at it in front of the national world and he will have to deal with it. an issue that's less if it's donald trump. >> dana: vice president harris featured prominently. the subject of ridicule. her appearances haven't been stellar. within the white house it appears that this is all steam ahead with kamala harris. she featured prominently in the announcement. >> absolutely. you know, her numbers are worse than the president's. if you've got 25 or 27% of democrats they prefer he run again. that number is probably worse for her. her numbers are worse than his. this is a gamble. to try and make this election about abortion and voting rights as opposed to inflation, state of the world, the crime, border, that's a big gamble. on both sides of those each party has strengths and weaknesses but on that kind of an agenda the democrats don't have much

karl, what do you think of mccarthy's move yesterday?points on the board for republicans? >> i think so. he laid out a proposal, the outlines of a proposal basically to raise the debt ceiling for a year and to accompany it with what he called trillions of dollars in savings over the next decade. the problem is that he has got a very narrow majority to work with. 222 house republicans. they need 218 votes to pass a debt ceiling measure that includes spending cuts. no democrat or very few democrats. maybe 1 or 2 would vote for it. even then they're likely to vote for it if the republicans deliver 218 votes. there are 16 republicans in the house today who have never, never voted to raise the debt ceiling even when it was donald trump asking them to do so. so if you have 222 and 16 never voted that puts you short by about 14 votes i guess it is. >> dana: you think it might not be true in the end that they will be united? >> they are not united today. when you have a texas congressman chip roy, go out and refer to the republican members of th

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karl, great to have you with us today.ooks like these two are running head-to-head even though governor desantis has not put his hat in the ring yet, karl. >> that's right. i was mystified frankly by the trump ad. not many people have heard the rumor of gone desantis once ate pudding with hissers -- his fingers. i thought it was a key sign that trump is worried about desantis and i thought desantis' reply was better. it was and substantive issues and trump's record in office. we'll see how this plays out. it's clear we have two boxers willing to go at it in the match. >> martha: it seems a little bit silly season. he said he doesn't remember that ever happening unless when he was a kid. certainly there's a lot of important things on people's minds as they look towards this. this is from today. governor desantis sort of shutting down a reporter when he was asked about some of the gop senators who are now supporting president trump. watch this. >> can you tell me, are surprised that former president trump lined up nine senat

karl and kellyanne and mark. while the elder biden rolls out his big campaign expected tomorrow as we said, at the same time his son, hunter's attorneys are sitting down for serious discussions with federal prosecutors this week. brett tolman, former director of national intelligence, john ratcliffe on what they think about this next. and on the stunning choice made by 51 intelligence officials. the more you dig into this and look at what they signed on to and the timing right before the election, the more stunning this is. one former cia director's words, he did it to help biden. senator tim scott calls that a travesty. >> when you find those sources that reinforce the importance of us having all the information, deceiving people going into election cycles is not just a travesty of justice but something that we can correct by winning elections. as the house continues to investigate the hunter biden stories, you'll see that come full force. the chase ink business premier card is made for people like sam who make.

karl rove is a former white house deputy chief of staff and fox news contributor karl i think everybodyw up to do your job, you do. you have got to be there. this looks like a real power play inside the democratic party. >> yeah. and let's step back for a minute. they can't do it without 10 republicans agreeing to do it. at the beginning of the senate session, in january of this year, they adopted rules, rules are negotiated between the majority and minority. adopted by the senate and govern the legislative session for the next two years. the only way to change that two ways to change it. one is to ask for unanimous consent she step off the committee, aslated her to be on. and have everybody agree with that if everybody doesn't agree 60 votes in order to change that rule. that's the longstanding procedure in the senate. unless the 50-some odd democrats, depending on whether fetterman is there and whether dianne feinstein is there and so forth and so on. you have to get 8 or 9 or 10 republicans to vote with you. the republicans have made it clear they are not going to do this. they do no

karl calls the political envoy of the british prime minister sunako, and this is literally every wordn the speech, which the king is not without difficulty, but still in german he pronounced the bundestag, if not written, then exactly agreed on a long street. it was there that charles , a rudiment of the feudal system, was recommended to mention more often about the values ​​of democracy, the security of europe under threat, as well as our democratic social values, the world did not listen in silence, we can emphasize the courage from our unity for the full defense of ukraine and the search for freedom, germany's decision to provide such a large-scale military support to ukraine is regarded throughout the world as a very bold and important step that we applaud the government's boldness. scholtsy were not engaged. at first, of course, it was afraid, but now it has stopped behaving as if the resource unlimited for a week parliament approved a package of additional financial assistance to ukraine until the end of 24 years. she will receive another 12 billion euros of weapons in a separat

karl the fog hanging out.he weather this weekend. even my dog. she was having a hard time. as we get to your forecast here in san francisco, it's going to be a beautiful day once the fog does burn out. we're dropping though, however. look at the temperatures as we go on into the week. some unsettled weather. we could see a chance of thunderstorms as we go on into tuesday. if you're in the inland valley, enjoy the sunshine while it lasts today. tomorrow turns breezy, of course, and we might see a spotty rain chance on monday. but cloudy skies as we await our next rain system that arrives definitely with more force on tuesday. continuing through thursday. could see about maybe han an inch to an inch of rain once it's all done. it's looking a little wet. >> i really enjoyed the warmer temperatures. thanks, cynthia. thanks. great work. thanks to all of you for making us a part of your morning. we'll have more news for you we'll have more news for you today at 60:0 - life is uncertain. everyday pressures can feel o

karl visited the city of york and distributed commemorative coins in the local cathedral, 74 men and seventy-four women, total 148 coins is a small amount for him, as for us, a copper penny those whom karl did not give were standing on the street not with a bag, but with posters this is not my king. this meeting with subjects can be considered successful, unlike in the past, at least they didn’t throw easter eggs at him. wow plots in lancaster caviar or which generate income with nine-zero royal family are built up, as in the game of monopoly high -yield enterprises, according to the guardian newspaper they are real estate empires that manage farmlands, hotels , medieval castles, offices, shops, high-end london real estate have impressive investment portfolios, but do not pay corporate tax and capital gains tax. so the british monarchies are the largest landowners of the country, where land is very expensive due to its limited amount, but real estate, not the only historical source of income, was owned by the english monarchy, movable property by slaves, and various states of the wor

karl rove is a former chief of staff and fox news contributor. five days, karl. five days. all about? >> well, it's ostensibly to celebrate bill clinton's success in achieving a northern ireland and republic of ireland peace agreement, good friday agreement. i'm with you, this is a late spring vacation or early summer vacation. you talked about what he did? let's talk about what he didn't do. this is the first visit of a u.s. president to a foreign country for an extended period of time in which i cannot remember the two leaders of in this case ireland and the united states having a news conference, a formal news conference in which a certain number of questions are asked by the press of the host country and a certain number by the president's traveling party. why have we now no longer doing that? the other thing we heard weird reactions to is think about his first day, arrives there, you know, gets a good night's sleep. the first thing he has is 6:15 a.m. eastern time, which means that his first event that day is 11:15 ireland time. they realize being in his ninth decade i

a furry fred will be strutting the met gala carpet tomorrow, karl walker fills cat will be a special 600 post exclusively her agent the age it for an invitation to the ball. very fitting because the costume theme is karl lagerfeld a line of attendees will celebrate the designer that works for chanel, sending another half-and-half before he died in 2019. she is expected to be a star of the show. you can check her out on instagram feet and 11-year-old berman who got used to the life of a jet setter as the designer's beloved pet. and adam, she is rich in her own right, karl lagerfeld was wealthy but she the cat is rich. >> the photo was in a private jet i'm cramming myself in a backpack so i don't want to pay for baggage, unbelievable. >> she has her own chest, bodyguards, she earned 3 millioe got all the prophets from a book that karl lagerfeld wrote a book about her unbelievable if you need a meteorologist cat let me know that she can probably afford to hire you. let me know. before we go, this reminder tune in tomorrow 6:00 p.m. eastern for benjamin hall's exclusive interview secreta

karl bradley speaking to lucy grey there.e struggling with the cost of living crisis. many have stopped running activities and some are having to turn down the heating to save money. this easter, many worship services are chillier than normal. in spite of helpful energy bills from the church of england and an extension of the government relief scheme, a lot of parishes are still struggling to meet costs, and are turning down their heating and cutting activities. beautiful as it is, this 12th century church in wendover was not built with efficiency in mind. in the period from november to march, we have found that our bills have been about £5,000. so about two and half times the amount that it was this time last year, and that is with the energy support that has been in place. so had that not being there, it would have been £10,000. that is a huge amount of money for us to be finding to keep this church warm. there are those who see this as an opportunity. st george's church in rugby has made the switch to renewable energy. if

well, let's go to the final news, the cat of fashion designer karl lagerfeld, named shufet , receivedvitation to the ball of the institute, the costume of the metropolitan museum in new york , the event will be held on may 1, it is worth saying that it will also be dedicated to the legacy of the fashion designer. but what role will shu pent play on this year's show, called karl lagerfeld beauty line . told that perhaps the best way. to show the role of the shupet is to invite her to go out on the track alone, or the most influential and celebrity, for example beyonce and also, maybe she will be accompanied by lagerfeld's bodyguard sebastian jando, by the way, the cat appeared at the fashion designers in 2011, and in february 2019, when lagerfeld did not become a shupet, his former housekeeper sheltered him. françoise casot, how interesting, what exactly cats are given so much attention, because i remember. uh, there was a time when uh, host one of the television shows even parodied and created immediately. yes, like this fashion event, and pat gala if you translate it as the same even

a little bit on karl here. what, wait, the guy is also only a men's room, you can't lock anything at the door, the key is even downstairs i wish you happiness. listen well, i'm sorry, you agreed with me. it's a pity that we have to part. well, what is it, we just met, got acquainted and hello, we are already parting. nothing, you are a sociable person until the evening, you will get to know everyone. hello guilty excuse me, you also have seventeenth place. no, just sit here for a minute. you don't bother me. i thought they were in the same place again sold two tickets. you know, there is enough ugliness everywhere, and on the railroad, well , they simply cannot do without dirty tricks. go. i worry that in absentia i hated the person i hated for fear that he would not give you his job. yes, and he turned out to be higher than all of you and left without any squabble. you mean it right. maybe this is also along the arrogance you think. well, i don't know, maybe there is but it's noble. thank you, but you are not

gothic, program there karl mars 2005 1775. honest consumption funds.s from there, when society has a certain obligation and the dacha is developing. that is, this is the whole topic, which is a little secret. bismarck led pensions strongly after the criticism of the lord yes, but it was clearly not in development. this was justified, of course, clearly the development of people by karl marx, they were in the unified scientific german field, therefore they were divided, who walked. that is why they arose. i'll tell you even more money that the secret of soviet development, in particular the economic one, was based on german. at the beginning of the 20th century, as you well know, about whom we later monetized on the works of mendeleev , first of all, dmitry ivanovich mendeleev , before the non-branch balance worked, was not only a master of cortonage, but we love him not for this for 40% vodka solution 96%. someone loves for furry. balance. someone sees beyond 40%. you can love to beat, you can love dmitry too, uh, mendeleev wanted to say medvedev yes,

[laughter] but here you're saying, karl thank you very, very much.ust wrong get them on the issues not on all this other. not any of this other stuff i know what you are saying. we will have more after this. with 32 years in the navy. i know personally what it means to be deployed and how much we want to put down roots when we come home. as a veteran, you've earned the right to apply for a va home purchase loan with no down payment. with the newday va loan, you don't have to save up to move up. helping veterans buy a home of their own. that's what we do. from newday usa, welcome home. elmer>> hi, i'm elmer heinrich. my company sells immuno 150. if you haven't heard of it, you need to go to the website on the screen or call the toll-free number. we sell to thousands of consumers and our reorder rate is above 94%. now, many people ask us how we can sell a month's supply of immuno 150 for less than $60.00 when most of our competition is $80 to $90 a month. it's simple! we don't pay celebrities to hawk immuno 150, and we don't pay testimonial people to s

karl, how are you doing? he is with us now.d think, if you go to ireland today, they still have bars named after kennedy from his visit in the 1960s. if you are an american president, this is the country you go to to feel good, right? whether it was kennedy, whether it was reagan, whether it was obama. if you are going to meet a friendly audience, ireland is your place, karl. >> well, except the friendly audience would be the u.s. press corps which is not all that friendly given how they have been treated. this was the worst performance since sean spicer said the largest audience, crowd in history was present for donald trump's inauguration. and this was dreadful. he is going abroad. he will be in ireland. there are important issues there. he is going there to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the accord that brought peace to ireland to the island of ireland between northern ireland and the country of ireland. there are problems with it. he is meeting with all five parties. people would like to know what he is thinking about it

karl i love you for. >> oh boy, oh boy the. >> the embarrassment is the alternative to run a truck.esantis' six-week ban on abortions and people can walk around guns without a permit. nobody likes and bring the people of florida don't like it. peace must be the alternative. shannon: the floorings elected to 19.1 for desantis. >> since way back. >> one click thing, polls at this point tiffany sampson right they don't mean anything. jeb bush was leading at this point in 2015 and think about the 30th before i went 2004, howard dean was leading in 2008 clinton and rudy giuliani. newton was leading 201,230 days before i will burn notice in the go up and go down. we are going to people like one right off rhonda sandison right off. [inaudible] were all right all right. okay, okay. twenty-six oh boy, okay. that will be happening during the commercial bird there will be arm wrestling on the side of the aisle. that's paper be the panel stick around, lots more to discuss a principled debate the white house plan the converse homebuyers with good credit to pay more for their mortgages to subsidi

here's a look at karl. the fog, as you could see, not really blanketing too much of the golden gate bridge. so visibility not to poor, but it is pretty stubborn along the coast. so just keep that in mind. that storm out in the pacific northwest, going to bring us an increase in wind speeds in cloud cover for your sunday where we could see gusts upwards of 40 miles per hour or less impacting our north bay valleys and bay area coastline. and we're going to notice, though, changes with the return of rare may storms arriving on monday. may first slight chance of rain and even snow showers. more on that in my full forecast coming up in just a few minutes. stand and walk back to you. >> risa thanks a lot. the city of nation's working on the second phase of a water bypass line. crews finishing the first phase earlier this month. the repair work is necessary because of the hill slide that happened during this past. winter's storms. it happened on gold hill road along 6.80, crews say the second phase allows them to

karl rove with analysis. let's start with the news and more on this whistleblower with mike emanuel. >> good morning to you. this whistleblower wants to tell congress what he knows about the mishandling of the hunter biden probe. the attorney says he has information on prefer wrensal treatment in politics and sensitive investigation of a high profile subject. it is the hunter biden criminal probe according to a source. his client made legally protected disclosures internal le at the i.r.s. and they contradict sworn testimony to congress by a senior political appointee, a source familiar points to this testimony. >> he has been advised that he is not to be denied anything that he needs and if that were to happen, it should ascend to the department's ranks. i haven't heard anything from that office to suggest that they are not able to do everything the u.s. attorney wants to do. >> the house oversight chairman says it appears the biden administration may have been working overtime to prevent the biden family fr

karl, take us through what happened? hello to you. yes, so, we were travelling _ hello to you.. yes, so, we were travelling up from liverpool - hello to you. yes, so, we were travelling up from liverpool to | hello to you. yes, so, we were i travelling up from liverpool to go and watch their show and it seemed to be going quite smooth in act one. there was only one bit of a stoppage due to audience disruption. the lights cut off on the stage and it all went a bit quiet. were talking in the 45 or ten minutes. it then started to pick back up again and the show went without a hitch. we picked up after the interval. it was a bit loud but once the show got going a bit more, it went quite well. it was only about ten or 15 minutes towards the end where i would say it really started to get a bit more chaotic. obviously, the big number was coming bit more chaotic. obviously, the big numberwas coming up bit more chaotic. obviously, the big number was coming up for i will always love you. the main one that a lot of the reason i wanted to go as well. and it erupted immediately as soon as t

. >> neil: now to karl rove, best selling author, fox news contributor, et al.you think, karl? >> well, smart move on the part of the trump campaign. they are clearly worried about desantis as a primary challenger. so they focused on things that seem to be aimed at undermining him and getting an effective spokesman like corey mills out there is useful. we'll see a few more in the days to come. >> neil: i'm wondering as well, and this is a conventional view, so i don't know what you think of it. i know you've addressed this in the past. donald trump might propel himself with the sympathy and support about what many republicans, unhinged, unfair prosecutorial move on the part of alvin bragg to do this. but it would be hard for donald trump to win election. his folks like to point out, in some polls he's leading joe biden. that isn't the issue. that's overstated. what do you think? >> well, i think the 2022 election results give us a great pause. the candidates he tended to endorse in critical races tended to lose and lose badly. one of the key examples is arizona

i think the architect karl under the shasha knot great house with a front the portico had such an allergyy didn’t like it much and he broke from waking up. true, in the summer of 1877. at the dwellings, napoleon pouted her muzzle, he lustered the palace by two mollusks of an integral composition there was a great park under the head facade. you could admire the lake, but one of the island place on earth. reducing the summer spa from a semicircular kalanada. at the palace , all receptions were regularly held. bali eared family saint. everything here is a folding museum of iker for me, yes. i got bored at home alone. leave the door to know completely, i came, i am the documents, and my the dear black-haired man loves suskomoyu. my god, my god something was born of the mind. ripe in my loved. oh-oh-oh-oh, something was born in my brain with a chill, i loved to put a fish on the table for a snack. and i sang in pity. dai broke the mistake. i came to her. my god, my god, something was born from morozu, she was driving with her godfather. u liked. oh-oh-oh-oh, something was born, godfather, ros

do you not remember when karl lagerfeld passed away, he left inheritance to shoe pet. will follow the story of a young 19-year-old bob dylan coming to new york with $2 in his pocket, follows his assent to the global stage. woody guthrie, pete seeger, joan baez are portrayed in the film. complete unknown set for production this august. and we love this guy you're about to see for loving taylor swift almost as much as his daughters. look at him go. they're singing every word with taylor in arlington, texas, the song you belong with me. there with three daughters and their friends, making memories of a lifetime. she's in the midst of a tour that continues through august. >> singing every word. >> thought that was cute. that's pop news. >> go to ginger in utah. >> george, quite a different scene from the desert to what happened in miami, florida. they're tropical. record daily rain, 2.5 inches. 2 to 4 inches caused flooding, and more where that came from. a lot has to do with the action to the west. that low pressure system trying to make its way into new orleans in the ne

this is karl rove peeping in on me. this is connie rice peeping in on me. spot has her own people. [applause] this is an e-card peeping in on me and ladies and gentlemen this is the vice president of the united states looking through a peephole and dick i hope you are not doing what it looks like you're doing. [laughter] [applause] this photo actually has nothing to do with anything. i thought i would show it to you however because it is the known -- only known photo and existence of alan greenspan smiling. [applause] this is ari flesher, i was chewing him out here. i am saying re: i am sick and tired of you not answering all the wonderful questions asked by our hard-working press corps. are you sure we are not leaking enough? are you sure that we have given them enough access to me? i've got an idea. i will do more interviews. with baseball tonight. [applause] part of the job of a president is to meet with representatives of special interest groups. [laughter] here i am meeting with representatives from the american cloning council. [laughter] i try to work with republicans and de

karl, it's interesting. i'm looming at this at a harris poll, which doesn't meet the fox polling standards. but it is interesting. it says that 59% of voters would be open to a moderate independent presidential ticket if the alternatives were former president trump and president biden. we have seen in a lot of polls and some of our polls that people are not particularly enthusiastic about trump or biden. do you think this is a moment where you might get somebody in a third party roll, independent role? >> it's hard to get somebody on the ballot as a third-party candidate. the no labels group is attempting to do that. they've got the money, expending the time. i don't know the internals of it. my suspicion is they will get them on a lot of ballot's but then they have to have a candidate. once they establish a third party line, anybody that wants to can say you know what? you have a candidate running for president but i want to run for senator in texas or congress in ohio or governor in massachusetts. i'm a nu

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our roundtable chris christie, donna brazile, jon karl and julie payson.t reacted to the indictment. >> you know, i didn't, george, because, in fact, i'd like to read it first. you know, one of the things i found really amazing on both sides of this is that people are willing to comment on the efficacy of an indictment before you've even read it. having done this for seven years -- >> george: as a prosecutor? >> -- right. one, with alvin bragg, an elected prosecutor, democrat, i wonder whether this is really increasing the public safety of the people of manhattan by going after a 7-year-old charge for a hush money payment. >> george: should that be a factor in whether or not he makes the decision? >> sure. you have government resources as a prosecutor and prosecutorial discretion unlike the european say there is a charge, you must charge it. here, prosecutors are allowed to use the discretion that i don't think this is an appropriate use of my resources given everything i have in front of me. on the other hand, all this bravdo from the trump campaign is ba

karl august goethe arrived in aymar soon, the author of the sufferings of the young werther was appointed the first minister of the duchy. he was also granted the nobility and the title of privy councilor by the first place of residence. goethe in the aymari became a small house on the banks of the river elm. later, he moved to the very center of the round-plan square in the spacious and luxurious goethe's house. here until his death in march 1832 . already in the 19th century. a museum was opened in the house. the world-famous collections of the german classic are kept here. collection of works of art. unique scientific exhibits and books thousands of books has been skillful. as an experienced manager, he was in charge of the proud business of building roads, finances of the army , forestry and education. among the merits of the indefatigable johann wolfgang goethe are also the founding of the german national theater in 1791 at the time of goethe's arrival in weimar. there already there was a court amateur theater. his performances were given in 100 private houses, then in country palace

karl rove, i don't know. >> god bless karl rove. we are not going back to the bush years. >> that's not really what i mean. get people that understand the campaign. he doesn't have any techno kratz around and it is showing. personality matters. personality comes across on tv. i served with ron desantis. these members served with ron desantis and they are endorsing donald trump for a reason. >> let's go back two years. how many of those people out there, although smart commentators, would be saying what they are saying now? trump is finished. how many times have they said trump is finished? january 6th killed him. nail in the coffin. >> maybe ron desantis is coming back. i don't know. i'm only as good as my sources. if you talk to smart people who run and win campaigns, donald trump hasn't won many campaigns lately. if you talk to those folks, they tell you ron desantis could come back. he has to right the ship and get techno kratz in there who knows what they are doing. they have to do it soon are else heal will be toast. >> why are

karl, i think, you know, as we are talking about a pause and thinking about how congress can regulate question. then you also think about what is china doing with a.i. and are they having any issues abroad or are they just unleashing this thing that's going to be a competition to us? >> yeah. thanks for having me on. so, if you look at what you have been talking about all week long, we see both positives and negative from a.i. and with respect to china, as you mentioned, they are developing fast and fewer yuresly. for years. for decades. the u.s. has been the world leader, the world innovator on technology, software development and everything. we are exporter of that technology where china was basically stealing it for decades. now, they are developing their own ai and the a.i. they are developing actually makes it illegal makers it i will three challenge the leadership illegal to say anything negative about communism. only bad actors going forward. we will sh dependent on the technology they create not the technology we should create or the technology do the most good for the most pe

sausage and the parade of idiocy did not end there, and in odessa, the authorities took the bust of karlsimply renamed the bust. christ botev, a bulgarian poet, was even banned from cartoons a la from prostokvashino. how do you go to jail for a whole year because of a t- shirt with the inscription of the ussr of a resident of krivoy rog sentenced to a year in prison, but then took pity and changed the sentence to probation also for 1 year. now , for the entire subsequent period, he needs to report on the change in the work of the place of residence, as well as coordinate any trips abroad. and here is what the superplan offers for belarusians, the introduction of criminal liability for publicly insulting the belarusian language, the translation into belarusian of the entire life of the belarusian army of schools of cultural events and, most importantly , the return of belarusian status the only state language. and this they offer in a country where there are language issues. in contrast to the same ukraine, in general , it has never been a problem, a typical buildup of society. you see th

sausage and the parade of idiocy did not end there, and in odessa the authorities took the bust of karlarx and simply renamed it the bust. christ botev , the bulgarian poet was even banned from cartoons a la from prostokvashino. and how do you go to jail for a whole year because of a t-shirt with the inscription of the ussr, a resident of krivoy rog was sentenced to a year. imprisonment, but after they took pity and changed the sentence to probation also for 1 year. now the entire subsequent period he needs to report on changing the work of the place of residence, as well as coordinating any trips abroad. and here is what the superplan offers for belarusians, the introduction of criminal liability for publicly insulting the belarusian language , re-learning belarusian status as the only state language, and they offer this in a country where there is a language issue. in contrast to the same ukraine in general , the typical buildup of society has never been a problem. you see that at the forefront, in addition to measures of economic integration, political military and see that at the fo

after the inquest our reporter, karl mercer, spoke to doctor wright's widow, charlotte. i think we are only going to get that when we have an answer from astrazeneca and the government. and an apology. to apologise to us and say we are sorry your husband died. we are sorry your children are growing up without a father. yes. what was stephen like? what was stephen like? the most amazing husband. he was a brilliant father. to the two boys. and as a son. just anything anyone could want their son to be. kind and caring. i am very confident i have two boys that remind me of him every day. sorry. he had the best sense of humour. there are so many words i can describe him. i'd like to say loved hisjob as well, didn't he? he was a clinical psychologist. he loved being around people. he had a real, what's the word, empathy with them they really get on with him as well, a growing private practice as well. he was just about to start one. at great taument street. he died having a newjob, he never got to do that. i am just very thankful that i got to marry such a great man. and raise

his son has to be at his elbow to tell him what to do. >> karl, i love you, but let me tell you who hadbarrassing week, desantis a midnight six-week ban on abortion, saying people can walk around with guns without a permit. he is supposed to be the alternative. >> the floridans. >> one quick thing, polls at this point, tiffany is right, they don't mean anything. jeb bush was leading at this point in 2015 and think about this. 30 days before iowa in 2004, howard dean was leading. in 2008, clinton and rudy giuliani. we're going to see the polls go up and down, and people like juan -- >> i'm just saying donald trump is polling -- >> okay! oh boy! okay. that will be happening during the commercial. there will be arm wrestling on this side of the table available on pay per view. up next, the white house plan that could force home buyers with good celt to subsidize the riskier loans. we offer the custom dental treatments you need, all under one roof, right nearby. so we can bring more life to your smile... and more smile to your life... affordably. new patients without insurance can get a fre