katherine. ms. clark: it is not only our national security concerns when we cannot organize our committees, when we are not getting the intelligence briefings that we should be able to get. i mean, it is just a matter of luck at this point that there is not something we miss because of this profound dysfunction in the republican party. and we have to look at this for the outrage and the danger that it is. this is more than some internal squabbling over who in the g.o.p. conference likes or doesn't like kevin mccarthy. this is about your responsibility to organize government. it is fundamental to who we are as members of congress. and not only at these high levels of national security, we cannot organize our district offices, get our new members doing that critical work of our constituent services, helping serve the people who sent us here on their behalf. kevin mccarthy's ego and his pursuit of the speakership at all costs is drowning out the voices and the needs of the american people. they say the

but you're right, katherine.dy agrees with this kind of thinking that jp morgan is releasing this model here. in fact, larry summers in davos said it's likely we'll have a recession. here's jamie dimon when i spoke with him in the beginning of january, two weeks ago, january 9th. watch. >> no, i shouldn't have ever used the word hurricane. what i said, there were storm clouds which we could mitigate. people say he doesn't ink think it's a big deal. i said the storm clouds could be hurricane. it could be nothing. it could be bad. we should understand. i'm not predicting one or the other. maria: david, what do you say? also, want to get your take on the tensioner coming out. microsoft -- the earnings coming out. microsoft may very well set the tone for the sector week. they're laying off 10,000 workers, they say we have to do more with less. it's reporting this tuesday, quarterly numbers. google announced 12,000 layoffs on friday, david. your thoughts? >> it's pretty funny. we tend to change our tune when stocks go

d w political correspondent, katherine lapka is falling the story for us. katherine, thank you very much. let's get a check now. some of the other stories making headlines around the world. 46 soldiers have arrived home and ivory coast after being released from detention in molly. the troops were pardoned by molly's military junta, a week after they were convicted of conspiring against the st. ivory coast of the united nations say the soldiers were part of a un peacekeeping mission. in molly to metro trains have collided in a tunnel in mexico city. at least one person has been killed and dozens of others injured. one of the drivers is in critical condition, cause of the crash is not yet clear. synagogue president has announced 3 days of morning after a bus crash killed at least 40 people, and injured many more. authorities say 2 vehicles collided, went a burst tire caused one to swerve into oncoming traffic. hundreds of workers and central china have clashed with police drink protests at a factory producing cove at 19 antigen kids. demonstrator say the action was far by low wages and lay

here in berlin. katherine, why did angelita bow bach travel to ukraine now? well this was quite a surprise visit by the german foreign minister and lin babbled. and it was also quite a symbolic one. and its aims definitely to show the support for ukraine. we have to bear in mind that there are mounting fears that russia might launch another offensive in the coming months. and this also raises the pressure. and also the stakes were western governments, at least show support. but much more importantly, it is a question of delivering more weapons and more tanks. now, berlin has been under pressure a massive pressure to provide ukraine with more weapons including tanks. how is olaf shoals is government responding to that pressure? well, the pressure in germany is increasing more and more to send more tanks, heavier tanks to ukraine, and we remember only shortly germany, the u. s. and friends have a great to send lighter tanks, but so far, no specific battle tanks have been on that delivery list. but this is what you can have been asking for. what specifically one

katherine, we talked about in coming representative santos a moment ago with kevin brady, how does thisype of a thing make it pass all the political operatives whose jobs it is to vet candidates and specifically how do democrats drop the ball twice? >> it is pretty stun thing and of the statements and we are still unpacting all of it, correct? i think there is a lot more we need to know of what happens in terms of candidate vetting and review from democrats. there was some reporting from local newspaper raising some questions before the election but that didn't really get picked up for whatever reasons. and, now you are in the situation where all of this has been revealed after he's been elected which creates problems. you are hearing calls from both sides of for investigation and questions of what to do and part of his bio we are trying to figure out and where his finances are coming from. it really puts kevin mccarthy in difficult position as he heads into this vote on tuesday over the speakership. he's careful so far not to say anything critical about santos because this is a vote th

they tend to be exactly as katherine's mentioned. you know, they are often seen as people who will give expert who give a public, a personal opinion be, you know, part of, you know, the, the, the public. we don't see women as experts. and again, just thinking about co fade. you know, we know that kind of health has been seen very much, is a domain of women. however, if i think about the u. k. news media and i, i guess it's the same everywhere else where you would expect more women's voice is to come in as expert within a kind of house context light cove. it, we just didn't see that, you know, and when we, when we looked at the g, m, and p in the last, the, the last iteration which was in 2020 right. in the middle of the pandemic. we, we looked specifically at cove at 19 stories as opposed to yet more general new stories. and again, we just saw it. we see the same patterns repeated. and the question we have to all surely is why is that is it didn't have nothing to say right? because women are not expert and the opposite to both those

the new house minority whip, congresswoman katherine clark joins me exclusively ahead.uy plus, going south. president biden is set to visit the southern border as he expands a controversial trump-era rule that he had promised to overturn. >> it's important to step back and see the bigger picture here. >> will a divided congress address the immigration crisis? >>> hello. i'm jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is reeling from a wild week this morning after historic struggle, kevin mccarthy is house speaker. he won ugly, but he won. it took 15 ballots, a divisive speaker struggle not seen since before the civil war, agonizing negotiations, concession after concession. the hardliner holdouts and a near brawl between armed services committee chairman rogers, and chief instigateor congressman matt gaetz. it's not over. mccarthy needs to overcome concern among established republicans, the kind who want to govern, who are worried he gave away too much in his negotiations with hardliners before the house can pass a rules package on monday. in short, mccarthy

the dem and in case you doubt the connection, consider representativet th katherine clk of massachusetts. she he r katherine clark is the most senior democrats in the house of representatives. >> in fact, she's the minority sh. she's the one who was so worried about climate change. remember, she she told you thast her kids having nightmares about it didn't stop her from buying a million dollar oceanfront home. bumaret whatever .it so katherine clark's own son , jared dowl, was riding along boo with antifa in boston and on saturday night, he was vandalizing a monument on boston common when police tried to arrest him, go down. other protesters then assaulted the police, causing the specific officer to bleed from the nose and moutfferh. sn >> oh, that was her son .o issu so catherine clark was forced to issue a statement about this. of course. by the way, stop talking about her personally. if you knew what the personal lives of the peoplnew e who run the democratic party arede actually like, you would understand their politicmocrs mh better. >> so katherine clark issued a statement and refe

katherine: in general at first it was surprised.s were just trying to digest what was going on. then it was the why. the stock exchange had put out updates throughout the day and eventually many of these trades were canceled because of the wild swings. they were able to identify which trades were far outside the parameters will really set and essentially they were declared null and void. so they could move on. then what we had to see was the tate where the trends are normally displayed, the prices had to be updated. you had to take off the canceled trade so that everything, and this also i have to mention, went on to other exchange venues and those were affected as well because of the new york stock exchange glitch. kriti: something that we will be keeping an eye on. katherine, thank you. john, we have to talk about this market action. the s&p 500 is in the green, the nasdaq is outperforming. a complete turnaround from what we saw earlier in the day. i can't quite make sense of it. is it all earnings? is some of it eco-data? what do

that katherine spindor of the commonwealth of virginia, be and is hereby chosen chief administrative officer of the house of representatives and that rev -- reverend dr. margaret ground kibben of the commonwealth of pennsylvania be and is hereby chosen chaplain of mr. clarke: i yield to the gentleman from california for the purpose of offering an amendment. mr. aguilar: before offering the amendment, i request a division of the division on the resolution and separate vote on the chaplain. the speaker pro tempore: the question will be divided. the question is on agreeing on that portion of agreeing to that resolution of the chaplain. those in favor, say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. this portion of the resolution is agreed to and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the speaker: if we couldville all votes like that. don't blame me for hoping. the gentleman from california. >> i offer an amendment to the resolution offered by the gentlewoman from new york. the speaker: the clerk will report the amendment. the clerk: amendment offered by mr. agui

. >> good evening everyone, it's my honor to stand here with the house democratic with, katherine clark, and the house democratic chair, i want to thank catherine for doing an extraordinary job today. making sure prep -- democrats were present, voting and entirely unified. through these three different votes that took place, i want to thank aguilar for their very kind and generous words of nomination. today is the first time in 100 years that the house of representatives failed to organize on opening day. it's a sad day for house of representatives as it institution -- as an institution, a sad day for democracy in the american people. house democrats are unified, ready and willing and able to get to work. -- to work on behalf of everyday americans. we are prepared to find common ground with the other side of the aisle to solve problems on behalf of the american people. but we do not have a willing partner in house republicans. house democrats already -- are ready to build upon the incredible progress that we made on behalf of the american people in the last congress and continue to advo

host: no, no, we're going to move on to katherine.his is katherine in new hampshire, independent line. caller: hi, and good morning. i'm concerned. the world needs to figure out how to live in peace. and i'm concerned that due to investigating biden's top classified documents that biden and the democrats using propaganda will drum up support for ukraine by sending u.s. troops to fight in ukraine. and that's thinking we would be so involved and more in ukraine that the biden classified papers would be forgotten due to our income ukraine. host: the focus for today is how the white house is handling this issue. what do you think about that? caller: well, i think i'm just a little concerned that it's an issue for them. i think to get away from that issue, they'll do something like have troops in ukraine. we'll just be fighting another war. host: ok, that's katherine there in new hampshire. "the washington post," their lead editorial taking a look at the larger aspects of this issue. there's too much material marked for classification. the

katherine, it's also a big week for the fed.he first fed meeting of the new year, it kicks off tomorrow. it's a two day meeting as you know. the market is pricing in that we'll get a 25 basis point hike. but there's certainly others who believe 50 basis points is also on the table. what are your thoughts in terms of what we hear on wednesday from jay powell? >> regardless of whether we get 25 or 50, the fed is going to sound hawkish and i think that's required and necessary because the market is moving as you both mentioned higher year-to-date. i'm not sure about all the money coming in but what i do think is going on is that the market is internalizing the increasing possibility, i think it's a low probability but there is a possibility that the fed lands a smooth landing, a smooth landing, maria being defined as the fed achieving its 2% target. remember, we're still three times the target right now in terms of inflation, the target is two. without having to induce a recession or cause unemployment to move back towards the natu

even was off. katherine sawyer al jazeera nairobi. it's been nearly 2 years since the military crew at me and bob junko continues to target opposition groups. tens of thousands of people float, many of them to neighboring thailand. one refugee has spoken to al jazeera about his experiences. we've had in his identity to protect the safety. don't live. my name is philip. i'm a refugee from like hall and kind of stayed here after the military coup. many young activists came out onto the street to protest, but the ministry did not care to crack down on the protest causing many people to want to leave. i had to leave the state of september 2021 because i was hoping ended, protested, and had become too well known to the military view of my colleagues had been arrested and i began to feel unsafe. the military went to some of the people i had helped, wanted to know my name and where i lived. i feared for my family safety. so i decided to leave. when we arrived in mon state, they passed the new law of forcing people to report and register any

katherine da costa, bbc news. let's get more with our health correspondent nick triggle., can this plan really tackle the problems in the timescale being talked about? it would be astonishing in the short term if there is not at least a little bit of improvement. as we get closer to spring, the rates of covid and flu are falling. it's also worth bearing in mind the ambition that is set in this target, the scale of that ambition, by march 2024, the government wants 76% of patients who come to a&e to be seen within four hours, that is still well short of the 95% target. as we are hearing, the 95% target. as we are hearing, the key to getting real progress is ensuring there is a staff in place and with one in ten posts vacant in the nhs, those vacancies are greater for nurses, the ability to make the most use of these resources is hampered. the workforce plan was meant to be published in october to rectify some of these problems but we're still waiting for it. we are hearing perhaps by the end of march it will be published. and also as we heard, social care. 0ne it will be p

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in boston, daughter of house democratic whip katherine clark was arrested during a separate anti--copriley dowell, faces charges after she allegedly spraypainted a monument before spray -- katherine clark said, i love riley and this is a very difficult time in the cycle of joy and pain in parenting, this will be evaluated by the legal system and i'm confident in the process. police witnessed dowell spraypainting on saturday night. >> carley: thank you. despite crazy video coming out of the chaos in atlanta, the media have a different take on the nature of the demonstrations. >> i think there is a blurring of the lines in the use of the word violence. using the word violent, violent, vile not, it gives impression, only violence or acts of violence against people that i saw were actually police tackling protesters. >> todd: cheryl casone from fox business is here with more, they keep trying to change the language. that video that aired in brooke's piece looked like violence to me. >> cheryl: what is your definition of violence. we've seen this since george floyd. what is acceptable and

but luckily the w political corresponding katherine bank has, has more on this. catherine, germany has long been reluctant to deliver these kinds of armored vehicles. why the change of heart now? well that is true. ukraine has been asking for those armored vehicles for quite some time in germany has always been hesitant saying germany wants to move. doesn't want to move unilaterally, wants to move in close coordination with its nato allies. but now it seems that the pressure that rusher is putting on your credit has mounted so much that the jury that the west also had to step up and had to amp up their support for ukraine. friends seemed to have moved ahead a little faster than its allies. the u. s. and germany. they announced that they wanted to send light tanks already yesterday. and today the 2 leaders, the u. s. president to bide and determine chancellor, all of shawls have had a phone conversation and after which it was announced that germany wilson, mart, or tanks. we don't yet know how many of those it has transpired that it might be dozens, it might be 60, we're not yet sure ab

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hakeem jeffries, katherine clark, pete aguilar. it's a dawn of a new day here in congress. th as a new generation takes on the solemn responsibility of leadership. leader jeffries has been tireless in his leadership. his steady leadership over chair of the democratic caucus, harnessing their talent and diversity and fighting tirelessly to make life better for the american people is a source of inspiration to me and to so many others. it's also a privilege to be here with my good friend, tom cole, someone who i respect greatly and who i know greatly respects this institution. we sit on opposite ends of the d da day -- dais but i'm proud of our work to build an atmosphere and respectful dialogue on the rules committee. we've done so not just among our members but amongst our hardworking staff and i want to thank our minority and majority staff led by don and kelly for all of their hard work. i look forward to working with mr. cole and his team this congress to continue our collaboration on issues of shared concern. mr. speaker, as leader jeffries put it so succinctly this wee

you know, these katherine lunk is reporting for us. let's have a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. russia is replacing its commander and ukraine. larry gara, seymour, the head of the army general staff takes over. he replaces sergey sort of beacon who was appointed in october after a series of russians. setbacks on the battlefield. huge over 1000. uganda says its latest ebola virus outbreak is now over. no new cases have been registered in the last 6 weeks. more, more than 50 people have died since the outbreak began last september. a man attacked and wounded 6 people of the godly. no train station in paris attacker was shot by off to the police and taking the hospital with life threatening injuries. flights have resumed in the us following the breakdown of a crucial computer network at the federal aviation administration. thousands of flights were cancelled or delayed when the system providing pilots with safety and flight information went down. the white house says there's no evidence to back up

that katherine spindor of the commonwealth of virginia, be and is hereby chosen chief administrativeicer of the house of representatives and that rev -- reverend dr. margaret ground kibben of the commonwealth of pennsylvania be and is hereby chosen chaplain of mr. clarke: i yield to the gentleman from california for the purpose of offering an amendment. mr. aguilar: before offering the amendment, i request a division of the division on the resolution and separate vote on the chaplain. the speaker pro tempore: the question will be divided. the question is on agreeing on that portion of agreeing to that resolution of the chaplain. those in favor, say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. this portion of the resolution is agreed to and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the speaker: if we couldville all votes like that. don't blame me for hoping. the gentleman from california. >> i offer an amendment to the resolution offered by the gentlewoman from new york. the speaker: the clerk will report the amendment. the clerk: amendment offered by mr. aguilar

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katherine tai. fsa conversation. as you know, we'll take you back to washington next. the clock is ticking to avoid a debt default. we will tell you what is happening as congress prepares for a big challenge. this is bloomberg. >> u.s. stocks are down. we are not far away from the 100 day moving average. >> this is definitely a messy day. we are looking at the big benchmark. it is off by 1%. tack even more so. you look at the nasdaq 100, it's off by 1.3%. a lot of weakness coming from big names, including tesla, as analyst downgrade, and it's off by 2%. the big news is that microsoft and stilley off 10,000 workers. let's see how that stacks up to the rest of the industry. 10,000 is a big number. that is a lot of people, but it's par for the course for the tech industry. you can see meta is planning 11,000 job cuts. you can see amazon, the big leader in layoffs, 18,000 workers we are talking about. this is from the tech industry, potentially over hired during some of the credit card issuers. we got earnings today from the likes of discover. the news is that they are exp

johnson of the state of louisiana be and is hereby chosen clerk of the house of representatives, that katherine spindler of the commonwealth of virginia be and is hereby chosen chief administrative officer of the house of representatives and reverend dr. grun. reverend dr. margaret run kebede of the commonwealth of pennsylvania be in is hereby chosen chaplain of the house of representatives. the gentleman from new york , mr mr speaker, i yield to the gentleman from california, mr. aguilar. for the purpose of offering an amendment. mr speaker, i have an amendment to the resolution, but before offering the amendment, i request that there be a division of the question on the resolution said that we may have a separate vote on the chaplain. >> the question will be divided . the question is on agreeing to that portion of the resolution, providing for the election of the chaplain. those in favor say those opposed. the ayes have it. this portion of the resolution is agreed to and without objection, the motion to consider is laid on the table. now, if we could just have all votes like that, don't blame

katherine: i think it will be hugely supportive and has been and may still be for a while. one of the worries out there is how long they continue to ride appetite the train because banks do well on net interest income because depositors kind of put up with low rates while banks charge more for loans. actually, i think what may happen is depositors start to get savvy and look around for better rates. that could put them under pressure. francine: what are we seeing from european banks? your team has put together job losses and zeros in terms of europe. are we doing worse in europe than u.s. banks? katherine: i think people here in london don't necessarily like to hear about on the whole, banks do have a tougher time here due to the smaller market. it is more fragmented. those themes are the same here though that they are in the u.s.. i guess here in london there is a huge push to try to boost london to get more listings. banks are going to love that, but they need to see that turning into policy that actually can help them get listings, for example. tom: ok, bloomberg's cathe

katherine, what else do we have about the idaho murders?ing is still a relatively new technology and as such should be viewed with healthy skepticism. i don't know the exactitude, michael, with which they expressed the likelihood of how many others would have been ruled out is convincing to me. but read the affidavit of probable cause. it's the triangulation of those cell phone records. it is also of course the white ela elantra, and it's the dna. i have to say that cnn's gary tuchman has a great package that continues to run on the network where he takes you to the crime location but makes the observation that for this guy to have been in close proximity, i think the number is 12 times in the weeks leading up to the murder, it's not an area where a lot of people are circulating. you have to go looking for this particular house. i hadn't appreciated that until i saw gary's reporting. make sure you're voting at smerconish.com on this week's poll question. the aftermath of the speaker battle. i'm asking should the house speaker, that's now ke

what do we have, katherine? the murder charges needed to keep place, a plea bargain to manslaughter will put them in jail a long time and their lives and hopefully the police department will make them look at their staff. bill schneider, i think there's merit in what you're saying. thank god last night was a mostly peaceful night in terms of the protests and in particular in memphis. if there had not been, would there be charges with the "m" word, the murder. would charges have been brought? maybe it was. perhaps it was successful. whether that's where the case ends up, i'm not sure. remember, i want to know what you think go. to the website. it's smerconish.com. yeah, it's a legal question. it's a legal question. it was a horrible inhumane event that transpired. i'm asked you this. did the video show -- and i'm quoting from tennessee law -- the knowing killing of another. go to voting. the results will come later. >>> up ahead, the killing of george floyd at the hands of police seemed at the time to be a waters

. >>> joining us now, congressional reporter for "politico" katherine actually mcman is. >> good morning. >> let's start there with kevin mccarthy's new appointments. how significant are the names who obviously stood up to him a few weeks ago during the speakership fight? what is going to be their ability to influence the house floor? >> this is going to fundamentally change the house committee which has been a panel that leadership packs with allies who are willing to take orders from the speaker. this will be a very different situation where there are now members on this committee which is kind of a gatekeeper for what hits the house floor from bills to what amendments can be considered on the house floor, how many amendments and even how much debate time bills and amendments can get. these three members, massey, roy, and norman, if they team up, they can essentially block legislation from moving to the floor. i would assume that during the discussions with mccarthy in order to -- for him to get the speakership gavel, that there were conversations about not consistently being a roadblo

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democrat whip-elect katherine clark sent out an advisory today to her democratic colleagues basically warning them to be prepared to be here not only the rest of the week but also possibly this weekend, just to sit tight, stay close. these rounds just keep coming one after another. it doesn't sound like democrats are willing to move yet. >> martha: thank you, aishah. we see these interesting side conversations going on. i just saw matt gaetz talking to jim jordan. you'd love to be a fly on the wall and know what's going back and forth with those two. katherine clark, a democratic leader, now basically telling her folks, you're going to be here for awhile. aishah makes an interesting point. they would need democrats to agree that they're going to recess in order to try to nudge this thing in to a different level of debate. former utah republican congressman jason chaffetz joins me now. fox news contributor. what do you think jim jordan and matt gaetz are talking about there? >> probably asking him if he wants a baloney sandwich in the clerk room. >> martha: why are they talking about t

even was off. katherine sawyer al jazeera nairobi, california is bracing for another round of severe weather pacific storms, of course, major flooding in the us state this week of car part, tens of thousands of homes. the weather's been blamed for at least 6 deaths, santa cruz counties of the worst damage downtown san francisco. record breaking floods of left remote commodities in the state of western australia. isolated the kimberly region in the far north is the worst affected supplies being lifted to people in towns cut off by flood water towards the traveling to see the kilowatt hour volcano that sir opting in. hawaii, the volcano is one of the world's most active, but the local government says that people's homes are not in danger. kilowatt has been a rough thing, almost continuously since the 1980s, but it stayed dormant for a month. before spearing again, colombians took to the streets this week to celebrate diversity. it's part of an annual festival known as the black and white carnival. it's held in the southwestern city of pasto, at it draws on indigenous spanish and africa

and one of those arrested was the daughter of democrat massachusetts congresswoman katherine clark. in boston, the daughter of house democratic whip katherine clark was arrested during a separate anti cop protest over the atlanta police incident. riley darwell faces charges including assault with a dangerous weapon and damage of property by graffiti after she allegedly spray painted a monument before assaulting a police officer. >> and solidarity with the atlanta rioters. now, this individual pled not guilty and was released the same day on five hundred dollar bail. now she's non binary. so expect a lot of people are going to claim that a lifetime of being bullied drove this individual to do it. but our justice department doesn't want you to dwell on any of this, not the left wing violence we're seeing well-organized with an interstate component done to obstruct law enforcement from doing their jobs. that's never going to be considered the threat to society that anyone who voted for trump is like the man who put his feet on pelosi's desk. remember that picture on january six ? well,

katherine wilkinson: women and girls are a fierce source of possibility. woman: ♪ go!dd up educating girls and family planning, empowering women is the number-one solution to address global warming. melinda gates: empowered women and girls absolutely transform societies. woman: ♪ turn it up, get up move, move, get up... ♪ thunberg: people are striking today in over 150 countries. girl: oh, oh! girl 2: [indistinct] must go! [people chanting "black lives matter!"] gates: we should have female role models at every level of power across the world. [applause] justin trudeau: we set out, with the rebuilding of the liberal party of canada a campaign to ask her to run, to get out and recruit women. we need to reach out as allies and empower women and break down barriers and get them to run! [crowd cheering and whistling] nana akufo-addo: the majority of the people in ghana are women. woman: yes. akufo-addo: 52% of our population is women. the cabinet that i had, some 30-odd% of them are women. lyse doucet: 30%? akufo-addo: 30%. not enough movement has been made by the 52%. we'

colleagues from the democratic caucus for your generous words of nomination, as well as jim clyburn, katherine clark, ted lewan veronica escobar. and i thank my colleagues and my friends in the house democratic caucus for your perseverance, four your strength, for your friendship and for your purpose and for your unanimous support. and i simply want to say that showing of strength is not for any one particular individual. it will be a showing of strength throughout the 118th congress, you nammity of purpose on behalf of the american people. before i proceed any further, let me begin by acknowledging the distinguished gentlelady from the great state of california, the iconic, the heroic, legendary nancy pelosi. .. . . and without question in my mind, speaker emerita pelosi will go down in history as the greatest speaker of all time. throughout her time -- throughout her time in congress, she's been a legendary legislator, a fabulous facilitator, and a no-nonsense negotiator. we know that nancy pelosi is a woman of faith, a loving wife, a mother of five, a grandmother of nine. a defenders of dem

ah, it $16.00 oscars, including best director for katherine bigelow. it was really quite radical that she won at the time and for a war picture and for a very small war picture that really had a very um, you know, limited box office success. i sort of love that she won while beating her ex husband james cameron. i thought that was sort of delicious. after bigelow chloe chow, one best director in 2021. jane campion in 2022. again was face of just i think um you know, a little more than a decade looking at 3 when directors winning best director after none have as one before. that that's huge. but let's not get too excited. a recent study found women directed just 9 percent of the top grossing films of 2022. there wasn't even bigger oscar surprise, a few years later with an on stage drama that made history. ah, the academy award for best picture of them. guy la, la la, there's a mistake. moonlight, you guys, one best picture. i was in the early times, news room and it was, it was shocking. it was thrilling. it was horrifying. it was truly based off the pr

so yeah, i like every time i buy all the katherine, i'm just thinking how much, how much, how many paintings is that when a v o. joseph and noah, sandra's 2 sons have to make sacrifices to their games console eats up electricity . but sandra doesn't want to economize on that just yet. for now, the electric light in the room stays off. they can manage with daylight. the seam of the shell or the shower is actually more skating. oh, i find myself nice and you know, that said you had 5 minutes, you're clean, you can get the shower. i, we can't afford for the whole water is running. whether in rural, for fha or big cities like glasgow, many scots are going through tough times. the gap between rich and poor is widening in the crisis as can be seen all over the inner city a neil mac. i is also feeling the crunch and blames politicians and westminster, in his opinion. the devolved scottish government is not completely sovereign and is kept dependent on the u. k. government and many financial matters. o. b, i me, niel is rehearsing some songs with his friend, henry riley. westminster system is, is an