but richard kramer said --. you know that for the price of a drink at the bar downtown we could go to the liquor store and get a six pack. and my dad retired alignment and -- wrote the book on price theory literally wrote the book on price three. but the best book -- has ever ridden is is leader his memoirs or spectac. ular i encourage everybody. it's listening to watching to read it. and we celebrate that for sure because not only as steve says not only is it a great documentation of a historical moment. i mean it is a great documentation of it. significant historical moment here, but it has countless lessons to all of us. on how to govern and better yet how to behave. really and the two go hand in hand. i told you i laughed so hard at some points that people were concerned about me sitting sitting on the plane, but i'm just gonna give you a couple of of the lessons that i learned. first of all i one of the parts so i really laughed the hardest is when when the wives the faculty wives accosted you -- because he

kramer gives voice to a fear that would have sent chills through my body as a child. well if it's a dime a day, it's a hundred thousand dollars. when lieutenant bookman arrives on the scene he delivers perhaps the best monologue of the series. and i'm going to try to do it justice. well, let me tell you something funny boy. you know that little stamp the one that says new york public library. well that may not mean anything to you, but it means a lot to me. sure. go ahead laugh if you want to i've seen your type before flashy making the scene flaunting convention. yeah. i know what you're thinking. what's this guy making such a big stink about old library books. well, let me give you a hint junior. maybe we can live without libraries people like you and me, maybe sure we're too old to change the world. but what about that kid sitting down opening a book right now and a branch at the local library and finding drawings of people's and wee wees on the cat in the hat and the five chinese brothers. doesn't he deserve better? look if you think this is about overdue finds an

in the end, of course, my library and was far more lenient than kramer would have suggested. there would be no $100,000 charge for me. she said they would flag the book in the system and give it 6 months to reemerge. i promised that i would return home and looked thoroughly just in case i had really forgotten it somewhere and seeing the tears in my eyes, she choked back a laugh and said don't worry, dear, it always turns up. and of course she was right. i had not been at home, but a few months later when i inquired about the e-book at checkout and i always did, its absence had become a new pet i could not stop thinking about. relief poured over me as i was told yes, the book had been found, the book had been found! the flag had been removed from my account and the overdue charges that had been growing, if not in the system, then certainly in my brain, were wiped free. i was free. that experience stayed with me because even in a branch for of books, a series with endless volumes, for child who was always reading 5 books at once, every individual book mattered. because of what

and in the book dick tells a story about richard kramer the elder richard. there's a number of richards that are in the book he references, but was passed with teaching the younger richard how to climb poles when dick joined the rural electric cooperative as a lineman for a summer job.op now, i love the fact that dick had to go to the union shop and work for co-op, you know.r that was last time he did either of those things, but, but more important than that even, charlie armey dick's brother who along with phil gramm really are the two stars of the book i think. they get more ink than anybody else combined. and so charlie armey dick's older brother and my daddy were best man at each others weddings. they both married well. they both stayed married to them same person their entire lives. just to give you a little of that, my dad did teach dick.ok dick didn't put this part and a book. he put the part about the climb poles in the book picky didn't put this, my dad, dick tells dick and gave him his first, one of his first economics lessons. dick and dad after w

they need to find a new path out. >> roku down 78% last year richard kramer, thank you. >>> coming up"worldwide exchange," the biggest tech show is set to kickoff and worry of thpue ll back could cause problems with the demand for products more on "worldwide exchange" coming up. maybe healthier is auto refills and delivery made easy. you're a lifesaver. have a nice day. >>> welcome back biggest tech show of the year is opening in las vegas with the innovators gather to launch products and discuss the state of the committee for more on the convention, let's bring in matt binder he is in vegas for "the show." you are there for the show, matt >> right. >> thanks for being here give us a sense of the flavor. is it personal electronics or evs? give us a sense. >> i think the trending tech is vying for that a lot of metaverse based companies and companies with vr headsets and wearable tech is a big thing. the other night, everyone was trying out the electronic roller blades i think the products that are sort of going to connect with consumers, after all, the consumer electronic show, is the

kramer think that police from saving him from this. he split up the victims flesh and didn't consume a parade originally he told the police h was el baker, but police were able to identify him for it he admitted to consuming alcohol, weed, and fennel pills before the attack in november this guy was the homeowner claimed he wa trashing the place and started mumbling to himself. now he is there causing all sorts of havoc. he pleaded not guilty to charge of second-degree assault the victim is in the hospital into david stable condition, but he reportedly did time, the victim for crimes involving a child so only in portland, that wasn't the only wild crime story, but police the next one has partial retribution to suspected arson is caught on surveillance monda dousing a business in bakersfield, california with gasoline before setting it on fire, it did not go to plan in both of the arsonist ended up catching fire briefly, the suspects as of now have not yet been caught. >> the drug thing is not an accident. the people in portland are promo

or does you, kramer have the resources to do that? well i think you cream is doing all it can to hold out right now until latino gets more advanced weapons of from the west. and you know, your, i think tanks are absolutely key that you know, the vicious fighting in solid are and in buckboard. i think i had a lent new urgency to growing calls in ukraine for more advanced weapons for the west in particular battle tanks. and in that context, of course, bolan's announcement this week that they're prepared to send german made combat tank. the leopard to, to ukraine, as part of an international coalition has been absolutely celebrated and cheered jordan ukraine. ukraine, of course, has been asking for these combat tanks, right. since the beginning of the war, are you not supplemented soviet, you're a tank, it's russian meet tanks. and unless the ukraine's fleet really needs is, has, is destroyed, it's worn down by months of battle and is badly in need off, off repair and replacement. thank you for that. sonya sonya found the car and keith .

richard kramer, thank you for taking the time to chat with us and tell us about intelligent tires.it. thank you so much. we should also -- thank you. much more on cs tomorrow when lizzie claman broadcast live. delta air, cme group, the ceo of mobile life. it's all tomorrow 3:00 p.m. eastern right here on the claman countdown. coming up next, details on how idaho police. how the authorities tracked him down with the dna match. also, let's check the blue as we head to the break. the dow struggling -- it's been down more than 300-point, 321 for about 12 minutes from the closing bell, we will come right back. ♪ so we can bring more life to your smile... and more smile to your life... affordably. new patients without insurance can get a free complete exam and x-rays, and 20 percent off treatment plans. schedule your appointment today. - "best thing i've ever done." that's what freddie told me. - it was the best thing i've ever done, and- - really? - yes, without a doubt! - i don't have any anxiety about money anymore. - great people. different people, that's for sure, and all of them ha

then congressman kramer and he said what did alton draw? the turn to our draw sir elton with every many and every -- he wanted to, know what story elton's game. was because he wanted to get. more he is a politician that sense. he was more of a performer,. notice >> if you've been to a, rally that's what it. was >> will tell you what, if that was the question that marjorie taylor greene asked, i think that the answer is, obviously, well, a super bowl. so, i'm just saying, you're not gonna be able to easily match the last year super bowl. and of, course we're just a couple of weeks away from the next one. thank you everyone, thank you to our panel. sticking with me. , and i'm amazed by all of dr. dre knowledge of this panel. i would favor that, well, listen -- >> let's be honest, right? >> plenty of. rock we're ending that. it's not classic rock. thank you everyone for watching. our coverage continues. >> woman: i have a few more minutes. let's go! >> tech vo: that's service that fits your schchedule. go to safelite.com. >> singers: ♪ safelit

[laughter] i will never forget paris gets and for all these oilmen he says kramer seneca is a thing iant about ethanol bites as such it dan dumb idea the russians didn't even try it. [laughter] [laughter] true story. and he got a standing ovation. [laughter] [applause] i did one time try to plead my case for the farm bill. in his office i said dick, you've got to admit free markets don't work in every situation because agriculture was heavily subsidized by all of our competitors y. we are just trying to have a fair market or at least level the playing field a little bit to which she said without about it, contemplating, worried about my feelings, he said i've never met an american who decided to become a farmer because some of you put a gun to their head to exit okay will back it was someone else let's talk about glenda or eating. [laughter] anyway i know there's a 39 page index index book. i bet i've twice that many pages. i will always be able to go back to the things that really mattered. becausee dick took armey's actions into armies and parables. again as historical as it is it t

but according to gel —- jerry he returned at the same your when he learned of the dilemma tear kramer' terrified you know how much that comes to? that is a nickel a day over 20 years that would be $50000. but when jerry corrects him it doesn't work like that creamer gives voice to a fear that would have sent chills through my body as a child. if it's a dime a day it is $100,000. when lieutenant buchman arrives on the scene delivering the best monologues of the series. i will try to do it justice. let me tell you something funny boy. you know that little stamp the one that says new york public library? that may not mean anything to you. but it means a lot to me. sure, go ahead and laugh if you want to. i have seen your type before. flashy, making the scene flaunting convention. i know what you are thinking was this guy making such a big stink about old library books? let me give you ae hint, junior. maybe we can live without libraries, people you and me maybe we are too old to change the world but what about that kid sitting down opening a book right now in a branch at the local librar

left as president mina, silver who was anointed last week on rhythm demonstrated entered the senate, kramer vandalizing the premises, then police forces. roy, hey, i made the heavy classes for these result. it's using tear gas of this 1st the crowd that modem, 400 processes detained, frozen low, the silver house declared the theater emergency until the end of march of nations. further from detroit to maintain the capital, the rotors are believed primarily be supportive of pre frozen sanara. he tested the election results, but denies any involvement in the protest move. it is a local reporter all details i barrier which i am okay. my institution is still tensile, but authorities have already restored control over the buildings of the 3 branches of government that were invaded by the protesters in the capital. brazilian, almost all premises of the presidential palace were damaged. only the president's personal office was left untouched. there, thanks to the top level of security there. the protesters managed to get into our, the roof, and ruined artworks and computers. everything was damaged,

would give them fog free up movement in this direction, towards town, slight constant in erica and kramer, tools, chemicals, confusion pores, the largest town in the donnette, screeching still under ukrainian control. as you said, we were inside buckman yesterday, and the czar report how people enjoy the shilling and destruction defies. belief. russian artillery has almost completely destroyed the town of buck mood. most of the 70000 people who lived here have fled. it's even rare to see ukrainian soldiers in the open, exposed to shilling on the streets o my cousin pro bach munchkin, up and looked up the door. sir, when we talk about the direction of battle mountain. so selling your frontal, we're talking about the whole front line where they're trying to get into the city from every direction, from, from the north, from the east and the south are the intensification, the shelling of bus moot is obvious. russian forces are about a kilometer in that direction. the ukrainian military is scared now that because russian forces have made such great gains around solid are in the north, they now

hanna kramer noted. if you look at the situation with an unbiased look, then the future is more sad, it can get the so-called oriental kresses. and if we manage to come to an agreement with the states, then there will be a few additional areas, and that’s where all the bonuses end. at the moment, ukraine’s debt is $150 billion. meanwhile, seized by the idea of ​​world hegemony, the collective west continues thoughtlessly to spend all resources to support the ukrainian conflict, the best technologies, weapons, innovative tools of hybrid wars are already being used at the very borders of the union state. this is how the military-political situation in the region was described by military political scientist andrei koshkin, according to the expert, moscow and minsk are ready to rebuff such threats and adequately respond to provocations. today, the united states of america with its western and european allies are actively aggravating the situation, promoting their infrastructure, increasing the amount of ele

seriously worried, because these tanks were specially created to destroy the soviets , comments by david kramer and luke coffey, which they gave to our georgian colleagues further this is the right decision. it's a shame that it took so long because the ukrainians needed these tanks last year, not yesterday or tomorrow. this issue led to certain differences in the alliance, but in general, this is the right decision. the united states helped by clearly signaling that they will move forward and provide m1 tanks for one abrams. the ukrainians need these tanks, they need them more than tanks. i think the main lesson we have to learn is that we must listen to what the ukrainians need and anticipate these needs so that there are no delays in the provision of weapons, we must help them win and not just defend against a russian invasion, the fact that the germans have moved from a deadlock on this issue undermines any attempts by russia to sow discord in the alliance. i think that moscow hoped that the officials in berlin would delay the delivery of these tanks and cause even more friction within the

united and so as the world we approach the one year mark as we do in the russian full scale invasion, kramer remain united and determined as ever. and our conviction and our cause, he's trying to further evidence our enduring unflagging commitment to ukraine and our competence in the skill and your credit forces as a toll present landscape when he was here, today's his birthday. in december, we're with you for as long as it takes to press ukrainians are fighting an age old battle against regression and domination. it's a battle america is a ford probably time, and again, it's a battle we're going to make sure the crannies are well equipped to fight as well. this is about freedom. freedom for ukraine. freedom everywhere. spent the kind of world we want to live in the world, we want to leave to our children. so may god protect the bravery, training defenders of their country, but keep the flame of liberty burning brightness. thank you. why? now, to germany, for you to change your mind on sunday, can do it in for be change your mind. we want to make sure we're all together, as we're going to do

in the net screech in the towns of kramer tools can sylvia and can in the, in recent days, we've seen increasing shelling of unspecified targets artillery shilling by the russians of the town of cremmit tools as well. so yeah, all indications would suggest face fighting for the control of the town of solid are all part of this plan by the russians to take control of buff moot, but so far the ukrainians holding the bag. let's take a closer look at the wagner group. the private russian paramilitary force was founded in 2014 optimal sco took over an ex crime in the group is founded by russian businessmen, guinea progression who is close to prison, lead me person. he has a catering business end with called putin's shift. the wagner group recruited russian prisoners defiance and ukraine, promising they will be free men when they return. if they survive the war. ah. but china has taken its 1st, we're tele tree steps against countries imposing covered 19 curbs on its travelers . it suspended short term vases for south korean and japanese citizens measuring seas entry restrictions to chinese

an economist michael kramer has studied recent methods, underpinning the affected providers to governmentdditional one year. so this is an opportunity to turn around the education system at large scale. ., ., , , scale. for many countries where ou scale. for many countries where you operate. _ scale. for many countries where you operate. for— scale. for many countries where you operate, for families, i scale. for many countries where you operate, for families, they l you operate, forfamilies, they actually need more the finance that their children will bring in if they are working rather thanif in if they are working rather than if they are actually at school, and that is the real challenge, isn't it, for families?— challenge, isn't it, for families? indeed it is a challenge. _ families? indeed it is a challenge. but - families? indeed it is a challenge. but again, i families? indeed it is a i challenge. but again, when families? indeed it is a - challenge. but again, when we start to notice that there was considerable improvement in their children's behaviour and their children's behavio

andy pete hannah kramer noted. if you look at the situation with an open mind, then the future looks more sad, it can get so called oriental crosses. and if we manage to come to an agreement with the states, then there will be a few more additional areas, and this is where all the bonuses end. at the moment, ukraine's debt is $150 billion . who needs the ukrainian conflict ? experts and guests of the editors' club discuss the most important facts and events of the outgoing weeks, what mechanisms are used by the main beneficiaries of this crisis, and why you should not hope for a speedy peaceful solution to the issue. too high stakes and a low level of conscience, as far as western approaches are concerned. to ukraine a. they are absolutely cynical and, for example, it is difficult to surprise me with something in politics. i think, like you, in general, everyone knows that this is here. well, let's say it's not the most noble occupation, the rule is often not respected and often happens. so, what exactly wins is th

hey, i'm kramer. welcome to mad money. i'm just trying to make you a little money.b is not just to entertain, educate and teach you. call me, or tweet me

on the way there congressman kramer asked what did he draw at the dome?to out drawing sir elton's at every venue. trump was not a politician in that sense, he was more of a performer. >> if that was the question green asked, i think the answer is only a super bowl. you will not be easily matched. we are just a couple of weeks away from the next one. thank you for everybody sticking with me and i am amazed by all of the dr. dre knowledge at this table. >> we are ending that, not classic rock but thank you everybody for watching. our coverage continues. clean is good. sanitized is better. why burn a candle when you can switch to air wick essential mist? it's the modern way to transform fragrance infused with natural essential oils into a mist. air wick essential mist. connect to nature. not flossing well? then add the whoa! of listerine to your routine. new science shows it gets in between teeth to destroy 5x more plaque above the gumline than floss. for a cleaner, healthier mouth. listerine. feel the whoa! as a business owner, your bottom line is always to

hey, i'm kramer. welcome to mad money. i'm just trying to make you a little money. my job is not just to entertain, educate and teach you. call me, or tweet me, @jimcramer. we are trapped in the idea the federal reserve rules the business world. we forget the people who actually run businesses won't just rollover for a slower economy. they keep trying for you the shareholder, come hell or high water. maybe that's why i like business so much. today we saw what happens when you take the fed out of the equation. and remember how much money can be made by picking regular old stocks. nasdaq up 1.76%. now, all day, there were headlines exporting stocks were going up because we got a stronger than expected gross domestic product. that is a classic misdirection. it's wrong. we are in earnings season, but there are a lot of snapshots, and many of them are wrong. many of them delivered good numbers. the federal deserve officials with their dogma about how the economy must be destroyed, we've got a chance to see what stocks look like when the underlined companies that are run

in seinfeld remember when kramer went to the aids walk but didn't want to wear the aids ribbon. from aids? he said no, i just don't want to wear the ribbon. >> jesse, would you wear the ribbon? >> or the gay flag? >> the same. i i am not sure. i need more specifics. i know gay people. >> good for you. >> you are right there with them. >> gays, they don't care about this. i know hockey players and fans. they don't care about this either! no one cares about this story except the media. everyone goes to the games to watch them win and fight. make the playoffs. they don't care about the jerseys too much. i don't think the jersey look good with the gay flag. let's just keep politics out of sports and sports out of politicses and play hockey. >> jessica? >> i feel like i can see both side. he made a good case. he is russian orthodox and very serious about it. this is not a casual religious objection to being gay. the flyers in particular as an organization have gone to great lengths to make sure the lbgtq community is working there. if someoneututters a slur in th audience they can be

we have another -- the second most famous person from north dakota, kevin kramer is senator from theate of north dakota, and he is also, i believe you are, you are also from cando? he's also -- what are the odds that two of the most famous people in washington could come from cando. senator, welcome. ms. meter dick nor i have -- neither dick nor i are the most famous people, dave osborn, one of dick's classmates, all-pro running back for the vikings, is from cando. he's from cando. he and dick are classmates. well, this is such an honor, steve, thanks for including me. to be able to participate in something like this, my ten years in congress, this is the highlight. it really is, dick, i mean it. for the handful of you who have read the whole book, susan and i i know dick, i'm sure she proof read it, i might have been the first person in america to read the whole book. i was texting dick can on the airplane, i'm laughing so hard, the people next to me are concerned. [laughter] but just to give you a little context, my daddy and dick can armymy lived across the alley fm one another. a

and my lawyer said, oh, kramer, they're to come after you. i said, no, that's not possible. he said, don't be so sure. they said, they're going to go after tim curley, gary schultz, and get them to flip on you because you're the big fish. you're the president of the largest and most visible in pennsylvania. and one of the largest and most visible in the country. and for a prosecutor, have that as a feather in his or her cap or a politician who is seeking something greater that be a platform upon which to campaign and i told my lawyers that's never going to happen because you don't know tim curley and, gary schultz, they're the two most honest people i've ever known and worked with. and there's no they're going to say that they told me something that they never me and my lawyer said, you don't understand the pressure people can be put under. they'll flip and they. of course, they were later punished for it for getting on the witness stand at my trial and telling the truth and. they brought down the hammer on them. the prosecutor and judge was furious at them for telling the t

we were talking about this this morning with kramer.every company could do this as smoothly as they appear to be doing it. >> yeah. i would just say one thing that's important to note here is that greg peters was very much involved in the advertising business from what i understand, he has been interested in that ad business for a while i think his elevation to that role, he is the product guy. and then you have ted is more of the content guy. the idea that the two of them together will be able to manage this company i do have to say it was raised in several articles today that if you have three people involved in making decisions for a massive company like this, the question is which vote will win at the end of the day. there has been challenges with co-ceo roles in the past their roles are so clearly delineated that they will be able to compliment each other. i do think it is important to note the fact that greg peters is tied into that there. >> really great, comprehensive look at all the moving pieces right now surrounding the name,

it reminds me of that scene in seinfeld, have you ever seen where cosmo kramer went to the -- it was, no, office an aids rally. he was standing up against aids. i'm here to march against aids. here's the ribbon. he's like, nah, i don't want to wear the ribbon. what do you mean? well, i'm going to march. you have to wear the ribbon. [laughter] the whole society is built around wearing the ribbon. you have to show your virtue in the most value low ways at all times -- shallow ways. but that being said, this is so soars. you guys, both of you, had a wonderful interview to about what's going on with these children. a woman named kay yang, she's self-deprogrammed, she's working to help others take their kids out of this indoctrination. watch this. >> we used things of -- themes of acceptance, anti-bullying and suicide prevention in order to gain sympathy and trust from teachers and participants -- parents. and ten years ago no one had ever herald of a trans child. the work i was doing at the lgbt center was helping to pave the way for the creation and normalization of the so-called trans

then he said, "i'm marcia kramer, host of 'the point.' thanks for watching.night." [ laughter ] and you go, "wait. is that bizarre? >> steve: oh, my god >> jimmy: switching gears, i heard that abc is planning a a new series called "jeopardy! masters," where the highest ranked "jeopardy!" contestants will face off to win the title of "jeopardy! masters" champion. yeah and while we don't know much more about the show, we do know that these contestants missed the cut. >> the 2021 famous idaho potato bowl got served up in this state capital. sam. >> what is jamaica >> no. [ laughter ] mary poppins flew into town with one of these. >> what's a raccoon? >> no. [ laughter ] to distinguish himself from the basketball legend, "creed" actor michael jordan uses this middle initial >> what is seven >> no. [ laughter ] for 1968 -- this duo's "mrs. robinson." ray. >> who are the beastie boys? >> no. [ laughter ] also the name of a famous boat, it's fitting that this is the state flower of massachusetts. >> what is a beaver? >> no. [ laughter ] this sidekick to stewie on "f

easier for them to then push on to the to largest urban centers is still under ukraine and control of kramer tools and slippery and scan what we've seen in recent days is increasing, shelling seemingly of unspecified positions or targets inside cremmit, sourced by the russians. so yes, it is fair to say that the situation the fighting is intensifying in solid are around buff mood. but as we stand of the ukrainian forces still seemingly managing to hold the russians back. charles, many thanks so much. i'll stop for live in key if. ok, well let's set a close look at rushes. wagner grape. you already heard some points raised by charles, the private part military force was founded in 2014 after moscow annex crimea. the group is founded by russian business, man, you have guinea pig goes in. who's close to president vladimir putin. he also has a catering business and was once cool. putin chef developed the group recruited russian prisoners to fighting ukraine, promising they will be free men when they return, if they survive the war. alexander tito of is a russia analyst and lecturer at queen's un

. >>> welcome back here's a sneak peek at the kramer cam talking to massimo.top of the hour on "mad money." meantime, shares of bed, bath & beyond surging for a third straight day you guys, three days in a row. the one-time darling rocketing 70% up more than 160% this week. it is still a fraction of what it was at the height of the craze but bringing other retail traders along. caravan that and amc both up more than 20%. even gamestop is rising today and the backdrop is a rising market overall what does this tell us about where we are in this rally, tim? >> well, the fed isn't paying attention to bed, bath & beyond and amc and carvana but one of the ingredients you need to get a market bottom is get all speculation out. we haven't done that if you look at the fundamental stories here, nothing has changed. these are first of all, they're traders who have shorts on that are squaring shorts that have done well in some of these the story around bed, bath & beyond talking about cost savings and preserving cash is basically a slow burn and it's not going to change a

route to the to largest town, still in full ukrainian control in the de net screech in the towns of kramer tools, consillio vance. and interestingly, in recent days, we've seen increasing shelling of unspecified targets artillery shelling by the russians of the town of cremmit tools as well. so yet all indications would suggest fierce fighting for the control of the town of solid are all part of this plan by the russians to take control of pollute, but so far the ukrainians holding the bag when he thanks charles shall stafford live in keith at least 17 people have been killed in peru in the latest demonstrations calling for the resignation of president, dean ability. security forces confronted crowds as they tried to overrun an airport . in the southern city of uli aka arianna sanchez as more from lima. ah, security forces confront protesters in the southern region of who knew it over men says nearly 9000 demonstrators using homemade weapons and explosives, try to overrun the airport in the city of julio security forces responded with live ammunition. it's the deadliest day in more than on

. >> amy kramer's group lost a face to page that quickly went viral.w bus, and travel across the country in which he called "the march for trump." >> the selected tea party and steroids and provide a thousand times. i've never seen anything like it. >> we are here at the stop the steal, stop the coup rarely appears in a right-wing activis named alexander would push his own stop the steal for staging protests, and asking supporters to send him money to keep going. >> how much money are you makin in all this? >>> zero. >> how do we know that? >>> i don't answer. they're not doing it. >> 1776. >> 1776! >> the stop the steal movements would merge into one major day of protests december 12th, and washington, d.c.. president trumping the crowd in a helicopter would energize his base what was coming next. meanwhile, donovan kroll, the out of work alcoholic, had been recruited into the oathkeepers, and paramilitary group that opposes the federal government. jessica watkins, who owned this rule barr in ohio, was a local chapters leader to bartender julie harvey

uh, david kramer, uh, western countries should send air defense destroyer tanks to ukraine since therritories under control of kiev is in us interests and escalation concerns, including the possibility of putin ordering the use of tactical nuclear weapons, should not deter us from giving ukraine the help it needs, devaluing the possibility of nuclear conflict. boris johnson you remember this here drinking former british prime minister to lovers. uh party what he said vladimir putin wants to present everything as a nuclear standoff between nato and russia but the west must expose him bluff he not going to use nuclear weapons. he will never do this, because it will plunge russia into complete cryogenic paralysis. he will lose all the positions of all the states that give him the benefit of the indians of the chinese. they will immediately take up arms against his statements. let's beat putin will not apply. i can't. initially, i wanted to say that a very important statement was made there. not only about what marat sergeevich said, but they are the first to prepare the public for the f

ri kramer, what it takes. whwasaacson and evan thomas and hendrik smith, the power game. obviously a theme with the books that you've listed here. but he did add at this and we want to read this pretty quickly. everything by doris kearns goodwin, michael bette schloss, jonon meacham, doug brinkley, ronald wyatt, david mccallum, ron churn out, david remnick, robert maffei, rick atkinson, david marinus and anna and appelbaum. i'm sure i'm forgetting remarkable books, so as daisy and congress i reserve the right to revise and extend my remarks. >> those that really like that book. >> i wasn't sure if you were asking about nonfiction or fiction. obviously peter has chosen to answer the question by choosing to not answer your question. >> host: we will share others. there's no question that for every book for a century they have delayed it in the story. i love that book so much then i would read it again and again. in the book of they talk about reading again and again a book but that is what i was doing with little women i would finish it and start all over again. >> host: ot

richardd bennett kramer what takes. walter isaacson and evan thomas the wiseman andma hedrick smith the power game obviously at the with the books you have listed here, all politics but he did add this and we want to read this very quickly, any and everything by doris kearns goodwin, michael dougg brinkley, ronald white, david mccullough, cruncher now, david remnick, michael dobbs, robert massie, and an apple bumper i'm sure i'm forgetting some remarkable books. as this and congress i reserve the right to revise and extend my remarks. susan glasser's response, louisa may alcott little women. what is it about that book. [laughter] it women basically who really like that book because it was a sugar asked about nonfiction affection. obviously peter has chosen to answer your question by not answering your question. [laughter] listing everyot single author tt he likes. [laughter] >> were going to show your others stupid i'm just realizing this. >> there is no question that for every book is young a woman for a century they h

kiev, this is already the requirement of the executive director of the bush institute, david kramer,this gathering to oppose russia, it’s really our poseidon nuclear torpedo of doomsday, according to official data for a nuclear and special-purpose submarine, belgorod has already produced the first ammunition load. i'll bring back their super power torpedoes. 100 mg has previously been successfully completed tests of major components, including a nuclear power plant. now we can safely conclude that this formidable weapon capable of silently reaching the east coast of the united states will be placed in torpedo tubes in the shortest possible time. submarine apparatus, belgorod, while the number of units of the ship ’s ammunition still remains in russia, they report that its new fatal weapon, the poseidon missile, which causes a radioactive tsunami, is neither more nor less on combat duty. this is not the last exhibit of the apocalypse museum, which is regularly enriched and is clearly demonstrated by moscow, the tass news agency, according to sources in the russian military department,

ruby kramer with that story for the washington post. it is several pages long.ugh the story in the new york times is even longer, four pages inside and starting on the front page. this is the headline on the front page of the new york times. i am ultra- maga, the in bench and -- the invention of police stefanik -- elise stefanik. that one, four pages long inside with multiple photo spread. two every big profile pieces on the number four among house republicans, elise stefanik. this is brett in michigan. democrat. good morning. caller: good morning. i have low expectations for the congress. low expectations for the continuation of life on planet earth. election deniers, climate deniers, relied a -- were laterally -- reality deniers. let's start with george santos, whose election to the venerable house of representatives is unsurprising. he will be seated beside such powering intellects as lauren boebert, who dropped out of high school, had a child, worked at mcdonald's and got her ged in 2020 before her primary. since she was in the food industry, you might excus

ruby kramer with that story for the washington post. it is several pages long.h the story in the new york times is even longer, four pages inside and starting on the front page. this is the headline on the front page of the new york times. i am ultra- maga, the in bench and -- the invention of police stefanik -- elise stefanik. that one, four pages long inside with multiple photo spread. two every big profile pieces on the number four among house republicans, elise stefanik. this is brett in michigan. democrat. good morning. caller: good morning. i have low expectations for the congress. low expectations for the continuation of life on planet earth. election deniers, climate deniers, relied a -- were laterally -- reality deniers. let's start with george santos, whose election to the venerable house of representatives is unsurprising. he will be seated beside such powering intellects as lauren boebert, who dropped out of high school, had a child, worked at mcdonald's and got her ged in 2020 before her primary. since she was in the food industry, you might excuse