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kudos and great thanks to senators duckworth, murray, and booker and everyone who championed this bill. thank you to all my colleagues who duckworth mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from illinois. ms. duckworth: mr. president, i come to the floor to speak on the bill that recently failed despite my colleagues' saying they -- i was able to pack my daughter's lunch boxes, it sounds mundane, but when i think about it, even every day moments electronic that with my girls is not mundane. after struggling with being -- the only reason there are pb and j's for me to make for lunch, the only there are are tiny sneakers for me to velcro close, is because after coming home from war, i had the dream of coming from tammy to mommy a reality. i was one of the lucky ones because now that freedom to get reproductive care is at risk for millions of women whose most desperate hope is to have a little one at home. make no mistake, this is not a future nightmare. this is a reality. countless women had their ivf treatments interrupted after an alabama supreme court ruling treated these wom

kudos to senators duckworth and maria booker, and a everybody champion this bill and thank you moment going to have raised their voice but is most personal issue and urgeveone to vote yes. >> though the 51 — 44 t senate was not able to meet the 60 vote threshd bill and senator soon susan collins and russ caskey the only republicans to vote for brett for tegislation center spoke, matchg around and to listen asked d n vote pretty helped civil and several took to the floor about the need to protect in vitro fertilization access. >> i come to the floor today to speak on bill that recently failed despite my colleagues decision they support access to in vitro fertilization while americans in this morning, i was able to talk my daughter's lunchboxes. sounds monday know but what i said just spend time thinking about it even everyday moment with my girls is not mundane did all coming it is a miracle because after ten years of struggling with infertility come after being wounded in combat, is only able to have my two darling girl so the medical marble that is in vitro fertilization and the only

but kudos to dana bash report that out. i mean, is, as we got to change the last 10 years, have been absolutely horrible. and then then it says, you know, you guys were in charge the last 4 years while you utilize that's. that's not exactly what i met. but look, here's what i think. kind of a harris gives great speeches. when she reads the speech of a teleprompter, it's awesome. and i think she's doing a great job as a candidate enforcing you know, that boat that was unsure about binding and she's getting it now. so kudos to her and her team for doing that. she's not so good in a one on one interview. she's not so good without the teleprompter. i think she didn't. she wasn't horrible, but she just was different. right? that fair? well, she's off. she's also not so good at random questions coming out, or this is, you know, this has been going on for years with kamala harris. they try to hide her as much as they can keep her in the echo chamber, which are absolutely right. reg, this, this interview was on the clinton news net

kudos to that climate where he knew he or she should be judged for that split seconds decision.et me be clear if the secret service agents identify an immediate clear. they are cleared hot. they can do what is necessary to protect the president. in this case they did they did a fantastic job. once again the resources and the advance was not there to protect him properly. >> brian: we actually have the suspect who is alive. so this is going to be interesting now. ryan wesley routh, so here's what we know about him. back to the 1990s, including charges for not having a license, writing bad checks. 2002, how about this for a red flag, barricaded himself in his roofing company's office during a 3-hour standoff with police after fleeing a traffic stop. okay. that's over 20 years ago. 2003, driving without a license, carrying a concealed weapon. a hit and run. 2010 convicted of possessing stolen goods. in an article in the "new york times," they were doing a story about americans going over to fight in ukraine. and this guy popped up on suspect's radar because he was rounding up afgha

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.: kudos all around. dylan paine the late night hero, the running back for wazzu.hey need. can they answer the touch down and two-point conversion or will the k*r get to 4-0. emmett brown off to chalk. hit hard out on the edge. >> michael: good call. chalk bounces it outside where there is nothing but space. i like the call on first down. >> j.b.: adrien wilson there. nicknamed boogie. brown on second and significant, open i'm keep it on the ground. al-uqdah combining with thornton for the washington state stop. >> michael: trying to occupy the linemen right now. this is obviously four down territory. see if they go for a run again, trying to pick up the first down or maybe even an rpo. >> j.b.: cougs creeping from the linebacker level. here they come. throw to the flat. and it's complete. for a first down nick nash at the 10. >> michael: i need someone to chart how many outs have been ran today by the spartans. that's their bread and butter. you gotta go to nash again. >> j.b.: that's just it. making you defend every blade of grass and having answers to every cove

he's so creative kudos to him for good. as the parents read for getting in on the fun and good sports, especially when you're cutting down a eucalyptus, you out here comes the phone. but no, that's great in every tuesday for the next month, we will be highlighting the local hispanic communities in the bay. just scan the qr code on your screen to get directed to the hispanic heritage section on our site. kron 4 dot com and be sure to tune into our hispanic herita. special are theresa will host it will air right here on kron 4 october 15th at 06:30pm. all right. looking forward to that. still ahead, uc berkeley is warning students of a rise in. >> electric scooter thefts ahead of this fall semester. >> uc berkeley's warning of recent electric scooter thefts around campus as the fall semester approaches. the university's reminding folks always make sure you lock up the scooter. they want use a high quality. you lock those big metal longs to secure your ride to the rack. they say leave the scooter and a visible well lit area if

so kudos well today and tomorrow. kron four's going to have complete team coverage of the a's final game at the coliseum. and that starts with the kron. 4 morning news. we also want you to be part of our coverage. >> if you have pictures of your favorite a's memories, you can e-mail them to us at breaking news at kron 4 dot com. we're going to share those pictures on air and online throughout the day tomorrow. again, that email address is breaking news at kron 4 dot com. >> lawrence is with us like this. all just feel so avoidable. you know, like yeah, didn't have to happen this and, you know, money rules, everything in pro sports. but you know, the commissioner rob manford could have stepped in at some point and said, guys, figure it out oakland. i mean, they were so far along on that howard terminal project and, you know, suddenly the ages scrapped it and then we're off. yeah, it just seems such like another got popped right oakland, losing the a's lose and the raiders. i mean, it's just been a rough and >> just har

warmer temperatures could cause bears to venture closer to humans to find somewhere cool to get off and kudosthe tourists. they weren't trying to get in front of the bear to take selfies. >> i was amazed how calm the bear was. >> a little too comfortable. >> it makes me a little nervous when they're so comfortable around humans because it doesn't end well. >> it seemed like they're kind of like oh, bear where i think i would be significantly less calm than that. >> you don't want to take off running. >> it was almost like another beachgoer. >> i'd definitely get you guys in between me and the bear. >> thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >> liz, here, you take the picture. good luck. >>> let's look what's happening weatherwise and talk about how things will change closer to the weekend. tomorrow just another day of near normal weather, a quiet end to the workweek, but as we head into this weekend, this offshore low pressure system will move into the pacific northwest and squeezing the atmosphere over the bay area resulting in stronger winds, much cooler temperatures, 70s inland sunday and

but one of the things that can get lost in debate prep in my experience, and so kudos, huge kudos to you guys team. >> i want to make those solar of cash salute it matters what you look like on television, it matters what your face looks like. >> it others, whether you look comfortable, whether it's flipped, saying you don't look surprised, and whether it doesn't look contrived, it doesn't look like, you know, here's this set piece moment that we all cooked up because we're so smart and we're going to execute it this way. it has to feel for the viewer authentic. and i think one thing she did so, so well was she was dismissive, of trump in a way that made him look small and made her look big and strong. and that's a she put on a clinic and i always think of that role that i play as the ball machine of someone says, let's text her forehand. >> i should it there and if someone back in there and then on the ball machine that just keeps spewing the balls accidentally, that's just going every which way because again, are malfunctioning. but you know, we're sitting here right now to kate's

kudos to the heroes, and it is certainly not easy to collect 3.5 million hryvnias, i will ask my colleaguesok , at the end i will tell you how much we have already managed to collect, thank you for every hryvnia you give today, actually investing in your own defense, actually in defeating the enemy, and we will continue to do this until we close this large, but such a very necessary and most importantly realistic collection, for us there are no unrealistic amounts, well, the enemy continues, unfortunately, to terrorize civil infrastructure, peaceful citizens and cities, which are located not far from the front line, but still there is no front there, but the enemy is hitting houses at night, actually trying to frighten and intimidate people, but most importantly, he is trying to scare us, kill ukrainians, the enemy hit dnipropetrovsk region, we will talk with kateryna nemchenko, deputy. mrs. kateryna of the dnipropetrovsk regional council, i congratulate you, glory to ukraine, congratulations, glory to the heroes, let's start with the information, we will talk about pavlograd, the enemy hit

well, kudos to the heroes, nothing fundamentally changes with our government, here if you just do an elementary analysis, when the president... explained the need for all this chaotic movement of beds in the government chamber, he said that we need new energy, we need dyna, people are tired, and we should theoretically expect the appearance of some new energetic such er officials, with a vision, with new strength, with new there er... with a new with enthusiasm, but all this is not happening, you and i are really analyzing which bed was moved from which corner to which corner, well, so to speak, some beds went up, becoming bunk beds, and the key story, we have a weakening of the office, strengthening, or are these specific decisions of the same andrii yermak, well, for example, there vice prime minister veryschuk moved to the office at the level of yermak's deputy or deputy. yes , social issues, well, first of all, this is a real promotion for her, because it must be honestly said that she had a ministry there, which was filled with unknown things and did unknown things, she has a ri

kudos to marcus freeman, still a head coach believing in his guys in a very, very tough environment,rew tonight with a victory. >> chris: yeah. the close call, a troubling ending for notre dame fans against ohio state and last year's opening game. this is another tough assignment. they step up and take the challenge. most believe this is as tough as it's going to get. now it is going to be a challenge maintaining focus, managing expectations. people like us will say notre dame has the inside track to a playoff, and we're not wrong. they just have to handle business. >> kirk: i think he does a good job at having the players' ears, though. your team grew up tonight. especially that offensive line. there are some question marks about this team. you have a new offensive coordinator, how are the new receivers going to do? again, it wasn't perfect. but the way they ended up ending this game, i think your team grew up. >> chris: in recent years, top ten teams like nick saban and alabama and bryce young had their 19-game winning streak snapped in here. lsu fell in here, not notre dame. they

kudos to the heroes, thank you for the loan invitation. well, we understand that the key story remains the situation in the pokrovsky direction, but... first of all, we would like to ask you about the ballistic strikes in poltava and the combined strikes in general across ukraine this night, seven civilians were killed in lviv, that is, we understand that the enemy will use such blows are more and more frequent, so in your opinion, what is the goal, because they hit, well in fact, residential and civilian buildings were hit, nava, well, at least in lviv, in my opinion... what should we expect from russian missile terror now? the intensity of strikes, the doctrine of the russian federation, the military doctrine, it clearly states the preventive nature of missile strikes on the enemy's power structure with the aim of forcing surrender, that is, we can talk about the strikes and the air force of the russian federation, the appropriate use of uavs and means. the ska federation's last blows to the energy infrastructure are the corresponding da

kudos to the heroes, thank you for the invitation. mr.mytro, we will start, of course, with the operational situation, what is happening in the east of our country. so, if we talk about the situation, the russian invaders continue to storm the positions of the ukrainian defense forces. we see that in general, since the beginning, even today , more than 80 combat clashes have taken place, and of course the most active directions are the ughledar, pokrovsky, and chasovoy directions ravine, as well as the kup'in direction, by the way, we will talk about this in more detail, the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine informs about this in general. but with regard to the kupyansk region, we, more precisely, with regard to the direction of kupyansk and the district. we certainly see that there are still attempts to break through, there are attempts to put pressure on the positions of the defense forces, in particular, the enemy is preparing new attempts at large assaults in the kupinsky direction, this was reported by veteri espresso, dep

kudos to the heroes, thank you for inviting me. look, already, european airlines are calling not to fly over lebanon and israel. there is currently this recommendation for a few days, but they may extend it. state debt office withdraws part of its employees from lebanon, they say, are not yet in... evacuation, but there are already alarm bells: come on, who shouldn't be, come back, what is going on, can all these events, all these attacks, shelling, bilateral, and the elimination of the leader of hezbollah, too, there were more eliminations, because one iranian general, too, we already know, we have confirmation, he was eliminated, could all this lead to an escalation to a new... kind of big war? i think that it is already so big in our country that i don't know how it can be involved in a bigger war. the situation is very and very complicated, and of course, everything that happened, starting with the spy attack, when there died, well, a lot of the leadership of the terrorist organization was carried out by the intelligence operat

. >> kudos to coach smith, one of the most inspirational coaches you will ever find, who has obviouslye an incredible job with this program on and off the court. go support him if you can. that's our report. thanks for making ktvu your choice for news. >> you can find updates around the clock on our website at ktvu.com. you can also download our fox local app and search for ktvu. good night, bay area yeah welcome to like it or not. i'm andre senior. this is a show where our panel weighs in on everything from major controversies to daily annoyances. we'll tackle a topic, and each person will let us know whether they like it or not. joining us today is sand berry, ceo of shades by shan. she's also the host of 106.5, the radio station there. thank you so much for joining us. i'm so excited to be here. yeah, we got our very own allie rasmus in the studio as well, and we got stephen parker

kudos to the nbc crew for showing this commercial free for about 20 minutes.o tonight we chatted with former a's outfielder eric byrnes, who talked about his last trip to the coliseum. this place isn't dead. it's actually alive. it's really, really alive. which then kind of made me even more sad. you had them beating the drums in left field. it was a part raider fan. it was part. they just had their own thing going on. and they're still the same way. it's you know, the perfection of the oakland fans are in the imperfection and kind of, i guess a lot like i was as a baseball player. so yeah, a lot like byrnes. what a rock star he still is. grew up in the bay area, went to saint francis high school in mountain view and embodies the spirit of that a's fan base. one more home game tomorrow afternoon. we will be live at the coliseum for all of our newscasts. we will see you at the ballpark. the giants tonight in phoenix. their win streak comes to a crashing end. bottom of the eighth inning. arizona's pavin smith with the three run homer. diamondbacks win it 8 to 2.

so kudos. >> and i would also say since we're in washington, d.c., tax credits and grants. [laughter] it's a good incentivizing option for a lot of these private organizations to -- and then, of course, there's observability that comes with that, or right in. >> right, right. nice plug there. you're getting audited though, i think. [laughter] but i'll stick with you, chad. i'm curious what your thoughts are on how we bake security into counter human gullibility. [laughter] if. >> i've clicked on those links before. >> i think we all have. [laughter] >> look, it's, it is the human element. it's training. it is the pair programming, it is the getting our senior programmers with our junior programmers. it is these code reviews, it is simulation training. it's a lot of everything, you know? even technology like mfa, ueba, access controls, lease prim. but the best thing that i've -- privilege. but the best thing i've seen a around the gullibility aspect is making it security first and top priority within your organization. security-minded, right? because as we begin, you know, e

kudos to the armed forces in the studio, i can't hear you at all, technicians problems yes, this is nothe case. serhii brachuk does not hear us. now we will ask you to communicate with the spokesperson of the ukrainian volunteer army south, because there is a lot of news. yes. we are now contacting our editors. well, we will casually inform you about everything that is most important. even the korakhiv direction remains the first in terms of the weekly number of battles, the total number of enemy attacks has increased. well, actually, now we will try to bring serhii bratchuk, the spokesman of the ukrainian volunteer army south, back to us. in the meantime, i want to to remind that today there was information that law enforcement officers in odesa exposed and neutralized a whole group of military intelligence of the russian federation, which was going to make a forceful seizure of power in the city of odesa. as a result of a special operation in the regional center. detained the leader of this hostile cell and his right-hand man, says the message of the regional prosecutor's office and t

. >> kudos to the fire department, and i pray everybody's going to be safe. >> but it's just too much. >> it's -- >> overwhelming for you. >> it's been a lot. it's okay. it's okay. >> reporter: wind-whipped flames destroying nearly 40 structures and threatening 2,500 more. our melissa adan is on the front lines in the town of wrightwood. >> firefighters are working in tough terrain here in this mountain community, trying to create a perimeter to protect nearby homes. >> reporter: and workers at this nearby ski resort using snowblowers to beat back the flames. the airport fire, also 0% contained, jumping a highway overnight. you can see here in riverside county how it consumed and engulfed these homes, or what used to be homes, leaving behind a pile of char and ash. about a dozen homes burned to the ground as 6,000 firefighters try to gain the upper hand with the fires. tonight, officials say the third blaze in the area, the line fire, was sparked by arson. police announcing they have arrested a 34-year-old suspect. well, david, here in riverside county, firefighters still have their h

arkady, i congratulate you, good day, glory kudos to ukraine, heroes, and i'll start with how things going in bakhmut, are there any reports, any news? well, of course, things are like a dead city, we see drone video from our military, first -person video from our military, that the city is completely... 99% destroyed and, unfortunately, idps from bakhmut , also from naryupel, as well as from luhansk region, to date, where yury cannot prove that... is destroyed and receive compensation, as other citizens of ukraine receive it, for example, from kyiv oblast, so i will remind you, this is not the first time i appear on the air on your channel, i will remind the viewers that our team of the youth association has developed bill 11, which was submitted to the parliament by the european solidarity faction, it was supported in the first reading, we are creating a housing compensation mechanism for of internally displaced persons this month, we hope that the verkhovna rada... the bill is in the second reading and will support this important bill for almost 5 million people, this bill and com

so kudos more uh, more strengths on edge to this now who sold, he wants to keep the violence and the slow. so going, he needs to keep that momentum guy, because the moment it stops, he finds himself in his very open positions in exactly the same way. there's lensky is in, in ukraine. you know, these leaders need a sort of chaos, a sort of muscle around them to keep them about the movement pay stubs. then they, the credibility disclosed the pieces and that people want a new type of lead to a new elections, etc. so i think um, he'll be very happy in the short term. but as i said earlier, his main objective is to create a reasonable that's where the who's moved on to at least ticket to longevity. if that doesn't happen. and we, we, we see a situation by the radiance or hezbollah, who take the initiative to take home as well. that sounds what the interesting thing about this talk is the national, who has played a very, very clever move he's use is real strengths, which is as strikes basically against his blow, which is, and that's really the risk not move to make. he won't want the scena

volodymyr, i congratulate you, congratulations, glory to ukraine, kudos to the heroes, we won't startt's talk about personnel changes, eh, even if not, let's still talk about rammstein, you know, today i just listened to the answer to the journalists' question, performed by lloyd austin, about whether permission will be given ukraine was hit on the territory of russia deep into the territory, and once again the response began about the fact that we provide assistance, so that it is possible to quickly contain a lot, a lot, a lot of other things there, well, in a word , we do not have an answer, mr. volodymyr, in your opinion , which is the key conditional... red line for the west to give us permission to destroy aircraft at their base points, in their places of residence, their operational-tactical means from the otrk, their various other systems, why not yet, because the west encourages ukraine for its own developments, because the fact is, that ukrainians a technically literate nation that can develop very high-quality weapons, by the way, in the package of today's ramstein there ar

oleksandr, kudos glory to ukraine, good morning, and what the russians didn't see, didn't know, that this is a civilian vessel, not in the territorial waters of ukraine, carrying grain, apparently even to their friends in egypt, who took it and crippled it a little, yes with missiles , well, they are troubled by the fact that they cannot control our exports. new, as it was at the beginning of the large-scale invasion, and when turkey and the un managed to sign agreements, tripartite mirror agreements between ukraine, the un and turkey, and respectively with the russian federation, and after moreover, our exports were unblocked, this is the first, and the second, of course, they are annoyed by the fact that we strike at the energy infrastructure of the russian federation, and they cannot do anything about it, since there is not enough air defense and the skill of our specialists , who create new drones, of course it annoys them, that is why this is such a nervous reaction, of course, this is another crime, but it will have certain negative consequences, it is clear that anyway, insura

i mean, you know, come on, let's give some kudos to just how popular her music is, if nothing else.now, justin, i think it will open people's minds to the idea of getting involved in the election at all — registering to vote, for instance, because there's no point in firing up a whole bunch of young people under 30, and then them turning up at the polls and discovering, "hey, you've got to have registered first, guys, "before you can cast a vote." just widening the bandwidth of people who are paying any attention to this election at all is good for democracy, and i think probably, if it's through taylor swift's endorsement, more likely to help the democrats. yeah, and there's another point i'd add — not that we're all ganging up onjustin — which is that i think that i agree with you to some extent that some celebrity endorsements perhaps don't matter that much because people think, "oh, well, it'sjust someone who is very rich and famous "and they don't really get my life. "and to be honest, "i expected them to back that particular person anyways." but i think what's crucial here, an

kudos to the house speaker, not the senate, for conducting brilliant investigation of what happened that day. the day ended four in the morning. the darkness before the dawn. because it took that long to finish the count both to the credit of pelosi and pence. they both felt we have to go back to the ransacked capitol to finish the job. we can't let the mob win. the house select committee interviewed, a thousand witnesses who brought us closer to the truth. this is the truth. i know. i can tell you is that democracy won, but not by much. as nancy pelosi wrote in my book. to jamie on january six, democracy defeated chaos. thank god nancy pelosi. and this was signed by members of congress who were there day including jamie jamie raskin and a whole whole raft of house members who say things like art heals. thank you for this gift. thank you for document. seeing this hoping history never repeats day and this is jamie raskin from when jamie to another thanks for your patriotism toughness. keep that golden pen flowing with admiration and great high hopes for america. jamie raskin. said, instea

kudos to you calling out waymo as the front runner in davies but they say challenges remain.ssing that? how are you looking at safety data? tekedra: we are really proud. sounded in -- founded in 2009. our company culture is built around safety and transparency. there is not one measure of safety. we have built a lot of safety and transparency. last week we launched the safety hub. we are putting all of our data out there for academics and the media to engage with and understand why it is we know we are improving road safety. we had some of the stats up. this is why we exist. level 4 technology should make the roads safer for humans, pedestrians, cyclists. we are showing that is the case. we are still engaging, demonstrating that in gauging in every level of government is what you have to do what you are the first to do this. no one has reached this level of scale. we have a role to play in being very transparent. caroline: for that, you need money. $5 billion coming from alphabet. the s&p calling out the need for this capital investment to drive the u.s. forward. tekedra: sup

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kudos to the house speaker, not the senate, for conducting brilliant investigation of what happened that day. the day ended four in the morning. the darkness before the dawn. because it took that long to finish the count both to the credit of pelosi and pence. they both felt we have to go back to the ransacked capitol to finish the job. we can't let the mob win. the house select committee interviewed, a thousand witnesses who brought us closer to the truth. this is the truth. i know. i can tell you is that democracy won, but not by much. as nancy pelosi wrote in my book. to jamie on january six, democracy defeated chaos. thank god nancy pelosi. and this was signed by members of congress who were there day including jamie jamie raskin and a whole whole raft of house members who say things like art heals. thank you for this gift. thank you for document. seeing this hoping history never repeats day and this is jamie raskin from when jamie to another thanks for your patriotism toughness. keep that golden pen flowing with admiration and great high hopes for america. jamie raskin. said, instea

fick: thank you, great to be here, and kudos to the team for what they have created, it's hard to believet is 15 years. brad: 15 years and we've come a long way as a community but we still have a long way to go. preparing for this, thinking about everything happening in the cybersecurity landscape, increased aggression from china, russia and ukraine, we have an upcoming election, there are a lot of interesting topics. i'm going to start with digital policy abroad. you've been at this over a year. give me some thoughts in terms of the progress we've made to promote our policies overseas. amb. fick: i'm coming up on my two year mark and it is funny, as a ceo and venture investor you get accustomed to very tangible, concrete metrics. you can put them on a chart, steer by them, turn things up or down, make investment decisions, turn off things that aren't working. it's a little harder in diplomacy. i will break my answer into two parts, you have the internal stuff at the state department that's kind of like running a complete, and you have the external stuff that's not only deterministic and

neil: you and i experienced trying the door thousand times but let me -- kudos to you on the whole wokenvestment thing, reading about these companies that are abandoning these policies, a lot of lamenting in the mainstream press, we will rue the day we are taking away this woke stuff. what do you make of that? charles: who is saying that? lauren: it was in the la times. charles: these newspapers going out of business for woke, there we go, attacks on diversity programs show the need to keep them going and improve. here's the thing, by the way, it's modestly being rolled back, not a 100% rollback but it is an evolution. reporting like mine will lead to that. when you start exposing it for its idiocy, budweiser doing what it did with dylan mulvaney, disney inflicting for no reason same sex kissing scenes, it doesn't sell to the american public and one thing with these enforced diversity rules, dei, it is illegal. hate to say it. the supreme court says it is illegal. businesses will have to rollback these policies. jamie dimon who i wrote about who's a big devotee of dei talking about how

rich lowry, kudos to you and flip-flops are a character flaws.y statement on their website and tammy is dieing and i'm dieing to find out what's on this thing. >> you'll never find it. larry: good point. but the point is also flip-flops were tried with john kerry and kamala harris and in an information age where it's cheap and easy to get to, i do not think this will work. it's a sign of weakness. >> yeah, the website is -- it's meant to be. bernie sanders was asked about this and inned a versus frequency taintly gave the game away on meet the press on sunday. he was asked -- she had all these positions that agreed with you, bernie. she's switched or changed ideal s? no, no, she's hasn't changed ideals but being pragmatic in what she needs to do to win the election. this is a three month parentheses and period of what she needs to do. >> every single democrat, this is their approach ask play they always run. larry: tammy, you studied carefully this website and you came up with -- >> there's no policy really. it's like a menu of word salad is what