ship family show. >> linda, we've had a drink. >> linda, we've all had a drink. >> linda, we've all hadlike this. oh, i see like you i see down like that. you carefully eat. remember carefully eat. i remember a local headmistress in richmond park this is a very park telling me this is a very exclusive school. expensive exclusive school. very expensive school . told me she was school. told me she was completely horrified by five year olds turning up and eating their lunch with their fingers. and now i appreciate that. it's sometimes possible to do that in sometimes possible to do that in some cultures, and sometimes it's possible to do that with some food. but you need to teach children table manners. >> i just appreciate my kids eating it's so difficult eating because it's so difficult and they have some bad habits. and i'm not proud to say this, but sometimes when boy in but sometimes when my boy in particular two to him particular he's two to get him to i've got put his to eat, i've got to put his computer there with the tea and to eat, i've got to put his con hard.�* there with the t

linda, you're just in time. i will play a nasty joe biden quote about the trump tax cuts, the ones that completely failed across the board and only helped rich people. here is joe biden talking about your tax cuts, linda mcmahon. take a listen, please. president biden: donald trump embodies that failure. he wants to double down on trickle down. his failure starts with his two trillion dollar tracks cut that overwhelmingly benefited wealthiest and biggest corporations and exploded the federal debt. larry: there you go. little "bidenomics" for to you make your day. you know, i would have thought, linda, looking at the actual evidence, that virtually every person and every sector of the u.s. economy benefited from the trump tax cuts, including middle income people, low income people, including a record low poverty rate, including record low unemployment rates for blacks, whites, hispanics, women, young people, you know that's the numbers i read. national bureau of economic research, all confirming this kind of thin

-if you'd have said, "linda, two different people need this information. of events. -could i have argued with her? maybe. but did i get the impression that her mind was made up and, you know, that was the end of that? that's kind of where i was. and you can say, "well, you should have argued more." well, that would that's nice of you to say that, but i didn't. i was going to be a good soldier. so i called air force base and said, "i know i made this request. um, turns out we don't need it. forget i asked about it." ♪ -i was told that we would not be getting images. when i read it, i got angry and confused. what does this mean? so, i e-mailed paul shack. i e-mailed, "why? did you do anything about it?" no reply, no reply, no reply. quiet. so i called him, and i got him. -he was shouting at me. [ chuckles ] can't call it an argument because an argument takes two people shouting, and just one was shouting in this case. -i asked him, "why are you ignoring? you didn't reply to my e-mail. why?" i was asking why you didn't respond. now i have you. -well, i got sa

a 5 trillion tax hike or tax cut, i ask you linda mcmahon? >> well, this is easy, a lay up question, the tax cuts will help the economy. we have shown it with reagan, we showed with clinton even. and trump came in clearly tax cuts do increase revenues, and the economy flourishes. larry: you would think, but then again mr. biden does not think, linda mcmahon thank you, michael faulkender thank you. >> thank you. >> coming up house speaker mike johnson, very graciously agreed to come on, talk about his 95 billion dollar 5 part package, with foreign aid, border control, and he will give us the scoop, we're grateful. i am taking a quick break we'll be right back with speaker johnson. larry: great honor, joining us now the speaker of the house mr. mike johnson, gracious enough to come on the show, he has himself a new 5-part package, helping israel and ukraine, selling tiktok, closing the border, i know you are a busy chap, we appreciate you coming on. i will let you start this for the nextel next -- tell us what you want to emphasize. >> yes. tha

a 5 trillion tax hike or tax cut, i ask you linda mcmahon?y up question, the tax cuts will help the economy. we have shown it with reagan, we showed with clinton even. and trump came in clearly tax cuts do increase revenues, and the economy flourishes. larry: you would think, but then again mr. biden does not think, linda mcmahon thank you, michael faulkender thank you. >> thank you. >> coming up house speaker mike johnson, very graciously agreed to come on, talk about his 95 billion dollar 5 part package, with foreign aid, border control, and he will give us the scoop, we're grateful. i am taking a quick break we'll be right back with speaker johnson. everybody wants super straight, super white teeth. they want that hollywood white smile. new sensodyne clinical white provides 2 shades whiter teeth and 24/7 sensitivity protection. i think it's a great product. it's going to help a lot of patients. this is our future, ma. godaddy airo. creates a logo, website, even social posts... in minutes! -how? -a.i. (impressed) ay i like it! who wants to

linda deutsch, who covered _ to a celebrity. linda deutsch, who covered all _ to a celebrity.. linda deutsch, who covered all three oj - who covered all three oj simpson trial is with the associated press, we thank you forjoining us. associated press, we thank you forjoining ve— around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some stories making news in the uk. more than £34,000 of uk taxpayer money has been used to cover the cost of legal fees for the science secretary michelle donelan after she falsely accused an academic of extremism. the government defended using public money to pay the bill, claiming her comments had been made "in the course of her ministerial duties" but labour has called for her to pay the money back. a former uk sub—postmistress who was wrongly jailed while she was pregnant has rejected an apology by a former post office boss who congratulated the team behind her conviction. david smith apologised to seema misra at the inquiry into the post office scandal. she was eight weeks pregnant and sentenced to 15 months in prison. baldur�*s

linda jubilee story in the sun. linda jubilee russia hacks british coal jets. the idea is that, you've got a ryanair flight , easyjet, and the pilot flight, easyjet, and the pilot is swerving to avoid an imaginary threat. but this is a demonstration of just what a bad actor russia is, and what a threat to western interests. great. and what could happen? i mean, the worst could happen. it could a jet could go down. well, we there are suspicions that that has already happened in the past . past. >> so there's nothing to say that it can't happen in the future . and it's of the future. and it's one of the things that i think is incredibly that we pay incredibly important that we pay attention it'll attention to this, so it'll be interesting to watch how this rolls out in the next few months. >> kulveer is this an affirmation of what the americans have done in washington, which is to further support financially , or support ukraine financially, or is this a reminder that russia are a bad actor internationally and a threat to all western interests ? interests? >> wel

. >> and linda how about yourself. >> good morning linda parker for l t b the founder i have been in california since 1981 came out for graduate school and in for 25 years since i got married i don't consider myself required i created my own business in 2006 and i do leadership development and consulting. and you know, i'm described as a trip threat i worked for apple computer as an aide and then google when i was in any 40s. which made me a - only two powers of people and google were reporting american and some small percentage anyway, i was 0 unicorn and now i'm still doing my own business at my open pace doing the things i enjoy i serve on a few board's i'll claim as served on a number of board of supervisors over the years because i enjoy working with nonprofit organizations like goodwill and spent a lot of time at goodwill in the center and tried to be an point with my purchase serving admit people and helping people do what necessary, do and my son is 21 so i learn a lot from him and on social media podium and now i use them god help me. you know, but somewhat row like it or no

linda: a whole range of factors that tesla is finding challenging.d is softening right now across markets like u.s. and eu. you've got tesla's second largest market china going through a price war in the auto market with ev makers discounting prices and supply chain disruptions with the red sea attacks by rebels that led to production disruptions at the berlin plant. these paint a bleak picture for tesla and we are seeing that in delivery numbers. lizzie: i'm wondering what could be the read across for europe and the industry? linda: in europe, electric vehicle market had a strong start in january, sales of battery electric vehicles rose more than 20%. in february that slowed down a little bit, so that could test some doubt with how well demand will hold up for the rest of the year if the market continues to soft and and tesla, that could really impact their sales going forward and all eyes are watching for the results of the antis subsidy investigation into chinese electric vehicles and if there will be import tariffs on chinese cvs that could slow

ron was linda ham's boss and a good manager. but what's always the first step in grief? denial. i said, "ron, let me just remind you, ok? we had a clear understanding that we are not gonna eliminate anything until the data has come in to definitively eliminate it." -to bring that out and dismiss it, you know, pre-emptively, i think speaks volumes. at the very least they had to acknowledge it. but it was acknowledging their own mistakes and that's hard to do. ♪ -each week there was a new trailer load of debris showed up, came right in this hangar through those doors, and it would be catalogued and then put out on the floor. i want to know what the debris is telling us, i want to know what the aerodynamics are telling us, and i want to know what the sensors are telling us. you follow the debris, what's it telling you? ♪ and if you follow the logic, you begin to see pieces that are telling you a story. as we were progressing through the left-wing reconstruction, you can see these burned tiles, this reinforced carbon-carbon, looks like it's been burned in a way that's very different

that's v d 's in the future, so i would speak linda multi via human mention side. so again, as a witness evolve as a person with a mission. margot friedlander motivates young people and stuff. she puts her heart into it. she's very authentic us and z, and i think all of that makes her a great supporter of prevention, which is the most important thing when it comes to dealing with and a dressing anti semitism. you getting on to me to some of the fish. this is the doctor. he doesn't shed margaret in the can. catherine 5 because i have my cluster round me every day in some food. yeah. and i'm dealing with this whole closely. nothing does i feel like i'm always with her. this is an antique bite. yep. and it's fun, yeah. night on each move, please. it wasn't possible for her to come here to the studio because of this, the change struck back on and and will i have to add to this building, design and stress? and number 17, it's a very poignant place. and guns, as all the art is by because this was her last hiding place to feel before she was taken to, to raise the inch de

linda: it was truly unique.the things that resonated with everyone i talked to today. because of the friendship, they created an atmosphere of respect for each other, and having each other's backs. there was never any concern about being knifed in the back by your colleague, or colleagues. as a result, we worked in an environment where we respected the audience, as he said in that piece, and respected each other and respected the staff as well as the news, and the newsmakers and guests on the program. everyone was treated equally. geoff: tell us more about the early days, what it was like working alongside jim and robin. jeffrey: the thing that really strikes me, i want to refer to that memoir that robin wrote called "wordstruck." robin was words struck. it was even his email address. the man was besotted with words. he loved writing them. he loved speaking them. he loved the story of them. he loved the geography of them, and therefore those two wonderful documentaries he did about the story of english and ameri

linda knew more.et about her daughter-in- law. >> you thought she faked her death or disappeared deliberately? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: coming up, pegye's secret. what was it? >> she stopped me on the stairway and said i have to talk to you. >> reporter: when dateline continues. >> reporter: when dateline continues. “look at all those snacks, you must be a king!” “i did just pay 60% less for my ticket with the gametime app.” “it's the best place to get last-minute deals on tickets.” “i guess i'm just a better fan than you.“ "(crowd cheering) i've got to get the gametime app.” “download the gametime app to get great deals on last-minute tickets.” not all caitlin clark's are the same. caitlin clark, city planner. “download the gametime app to get great deals just like not all internet providers are the same, don't settle. get real deal speed, reliability and power with xfinity. she shoots from here? that's kinda my thing. get the real deal with xfinity internet today, and get fast speeds and a reliable c

linda and are coming round . and derek are coming round. >> i like, big linda, big linda. >> i thinkt, get me the phone. divorce me on the phone. divorce lawyers. it. lawyers. that's it. >> yeah. mean, we >> oh my gosh. yeah. i mean, we would a definite serious would have a definite serious chat . i'm sorry, but who chat about. i'm sorry, but who are you? my husband? are you? where is my husband? which parallel universe have you come from? are you actually a robot from the future? that's where would be. it's out of where i would be. it's so out of the for me. the world for me. >> and i'll be. well. we're >> and then i'll be. well. we're going a break now. going to a break now. sadly, i was break the ford was about to break the ford fiestas ask about . i fiestas here to ask you about. i would just like to let you know that there are other couples available. it's not just linda and so still ahead in a and derek. so still ahead in a bunch of five a labour seat sexism row, a new mcdonald's marketing campaign, and a record breaking day for taylor swift resident swifty conner, tomlinson wi

>> as a question, linda. and at this point, there has been no direct response to this latest action by us lawmakers from beijing in the last hour or so, i china's ministry of foreign affairs held its daily briefing. the tiktok question is not one that came up, but what i can tell you that based off of past responses, china does not look kindly on the idea of being told by american lawmakers about what to do with a chinese platform. now, tiktok, according to its ceo, is not owned or controlled by the chinese government but it's parent company, bytedance is required by law to have a committee of communist party members within its organization. and there are meeting. so there's no question that the government has some kind of influence and in the past the government has expressed reservations about this required sale one phrase that has come up in the past is this idea of exporting technology. and what is meant by that is tiktoks al algorithm, which is seen as extremely valuable and an algorithm is is a way of g

getting back to her best: emma raducanu eases past linda noskova to reach the quaterfinals in stuttgart. and a surprise early contender at the chevron championship as world number 94 lauren coughlin sets the pace. hello and welcome to the programme. on wednesday, we found out the semifinal line—up for the european champions league. now, we know the final four teams in the europa league and the europa conference league. we'll start in bergamo in italy, wherejurgen klopp�*s hopes of finishing his time as liverpool manager with a european trophy are over after they were knocked out by atalanta. liverpool won the second leg 1—0 but it wasn't enough to avenge their first leg 3—0 defeat at anfield. vicky sparks was watching. after so many down the years, there was to be no great european comeback this time for liverpool. hopes were kindled early on when they got off to the perfect start, mo salah slotting home a penalty inside seven minutes, but were denied further first—half goals by a combination of wasteful finishing, salah missing a glorious chance and some excellent defending. atalanta,

that's what i'm saying. >> linda said. >> linda said if a date does not work out with her, she'll set her friends to see if they're compatible. and she hopes to bring more companions to her life and to her friends life. >> now, we're not the way, we're not graphic designers, but there's a lot of esthetics that i would change on it. me too. i would not have blue on blue font. if that is an important thing you want to get across, you can't read that that. >> well, i would not have the word turlock on there for any reason, nor would i have a chicken. no, never have a chicken, i wish. >> yesterday i was on a walk near alamo square, and there were signs up that looked like like a lost poster. but it was for a man looking for daetz. i really wish i would have took a picture because i was reading it. >> we need linda in her best outfit. best hair and makeup. you know, just a nice little lean, a nice get a glamor shot, right? >> a little glamor shot. >> that's all she needs. no, that's all she needs. if that i everything about that billboard is terrible. >> well, this is what i would do. take

linda: yes. interestingly, they've managed to grow their sales by a lot. march, they've reported sales growth of over 40%. so that's a very healthy outlook. but the thing to note is that, tesla still delivered 386,000 vehicles. that compares to be mighty -- 300,000 ev's. they lost the crown again of the world's largest ev producer back to tesla. overall including plug-in hybrids, they -- in the first quarter. paul: it was a horrible first quarter for deliveries for tesla. we have seen this before. they have recovered. how does the outlook for the rest of the year look? linda: yes. hopefully for the rest of the year, tesla can pick up their production again. hoping that demand will also resume. depending on how the interest rate will go. a lot really depends on the global demand for ev's which is actually slowing. so that's not just for tesla. for other ev players, all of these players from china, they are going to face similar challenges. a big question is, how well is demand going to stack up for the rest of the year? haidi: our asia transport reporter th

linda kinstler. hello and it's wonderful to be here and to celebrate michael's achievement in the introduction of this important work of history to the world at this moment and thank you to our hosts of politics and prose for having us. i delighted to be talking about this book, which we have been talking about some years now. and really is a kind of comprehensive reflection of michael's deep years of thinking, both in policy and in academia, about the dynamics have led to the current or in ukraine. so to begin i wanted to ask you, michael, if you could speak to us a little bit about how you approached this project, which was which is quite unique in. the annals of ukraine studies. you know, to think about it as a particular the history of conflict and not just to it as one war as you write, but as a series of wars that are happening simultaneously. and that kind cascade across the globe, you document and of course, one of the things that i've always found so fascinating about your approach to histor

linda buse was writing this.omps make some wonder if it will postpone rate cuts until next year." before we get into the willow bay or birthday, what is the relationship between rate cuts at the stock market which has not been able to figure it out in terms of which direction to go? linda: thank you for having me back again. it is interesting about comps and looking forward and what the market is expecting now is a consolidation because it has been very strong to this point. what might bring on the consolidation? all of this talk about rate cuts, we're going to have seven rate cuts. six then five then four then three and the market does not care. the market has been a concert with earnings and whether or not we get a cut anytime soon. i don't know how interesting that is. at federated hermes we are down to one or two cuts this year, maybe later on. june if they were to cut is right around the corner. we can worry about rate cuts but we are mainly worried about them and what the fed is saying versus the outlook fo

linda thomas-greenfield at the dmz. today, with a big offer for kim jong un. we're going to tell you exactly what it is, why it matters. she's out front marjorie taylor greene says she does have the votes to oust speaker mike johnson. another major republican joining her fight today >> tre a others behind massie as well >> of course, >> i'll never speak for them. say their name >> i thought well, we had a plan for dad. he was set to go to the senior living community, right by my house. then a friend suggested i talked to a place for mom. they really opened my eyes my advisor listened and understood his needs and showed us options that were still nearby, but a better fit for dad >> now, >> he's in a warm, engaging community being with the pick group of friends. i know we made a better choice for free senior living advice. go to a place for moms.com. >> so my daughter tells us urine television and only $40 a month. >> but like that last >> overpriced package my favorite channels for less family has values. sling is value >> by lee filter. >> it's well-designed e

yes, linda, hello, how many couples today decided to legalize their relationship?the very day when the marriage registration certificate will have a mirror date: more than a thousand russians will legalize their relationship today. so, more than 1,100 applications have been submitted to the capital's legislative offices from couples who want to register their relationship today. like this. thus, today became the record holder for this year for the number of weddings, some couples have been waiting for this magical number for several months; it should be noted that april 24 is not the first and not the last beautiful date this year. and... the combination of twos and fours is especially popular, for example, the past april 4th and 20th. the beautiful dates of august, the eighth and the twenty -fourth, are also at the top. the first day of summer, june 1, is also traditionally popular. in total, about 30,000 couples have already planned their celebration in moscow. the beautiful date also attracted the attention of about 500 couples in kuban. according to one wedding

cnn learning israel is now considering a strike inside iran, us ambassador to the united nations, linda time thomas-greenfield responds to go out front good evening. i'm erin burnett outfront tonight, fast and furious the first seven jurors who will be deciding trump's fate have now been sworn in for trump's new york criminal trial. there were zero jurors this morning, seven tonight that is zero to seven. and i mean, the case is accelerating fast jury selection is now more than a third done, and the judge in the case told those who have been sworn in to be ready to go on monday. >> now, excuse me. that is week sooner than most experts had expected. so let's just go through what we know now about the first juror seated f for trump's historic trial the first juror will be the foreperson. he's originally from ireland, reads the new york times, the daily mail watches fox and msnbc the second juror is a woman an oncology nurse, reads the new york times and watches cnn the third juror is a corporate lawyer originally from oregon he is not married and has no children. he gets his news from the

us ambassador to the un linda thomas greenfield said that the veto was because the draft did not mention what she called israel's right to self-defense, already over 3,00 palestinians had been killed. then on december 8th last year, washington rejected another security council resolution aiming to mandate a ceasefire in gaza. deputy us ambassador to the un, robert wood said that text was rushed and ignored you. us demands, the palestinian death doll at the time was 17,400. the third us rejection of a cease fire came on february 20th, when thomas greenfield bizarrely claimed any cease fire would jeopardize us negotiations with the warring sides. the palestinian death tool kept mounting and the humanitarian crisis in gaza grew worse. the us stonewalling at the security council came even as votes at the united nations general assembly. overwhelmingly called for a ceasefire. while resolutions agreed at the general assembly are non-binding, they carry political weights and reflect the international community's real stance on the israeli war, but the united states calous posture and utmost dis

this oversight is the three and 4 anniversary of loma linda earthquake i want to go over a few things to help you preparation building a supply kit and supply kit does is not have to be put together all at once take your time on the website have a list of recommendation and have enough food and water to feed your family through three to 5 days and purchase the fire extinguisher if you have an extinguisher at hand will stop a small fire from being a by fire it is simple to use check the gage make sure it is charged and then repeat the word task task stand for pull to pin aim the novel and screws the trigger and successes to the because of fire the last recommendation to look at the gas meter electrical gas lines cause fires in the loma linda earthquake and we want to show you how to turn off the gay only turn off if you hear gas or hear hissing and coordinator nathan will demonstrate how to turn that off. >> with a whenever i'm going to turn it over one quarter turn. so in on holler orientation in turn off our gays meter don't turn it back on get a service call from

linda howard is advertising her availability through billboards near paradise.a picture of a chicken because apparently she loves buying chickens and an image of cans and a shopping cart for the joking comment there at the bottom. linda is hoping to build more connections and maybe score a date. >> there was a lot of single people at our age. it is hard to find somebody that is compatible. i am just trying. hopefully i will and i can hook up some people for this summer to go out and enjoy life. life is too short and we all need to have fun. >> howard says this billboard will be up all month and she plans to put up more in the future. it all started with holiday themed billboards in december that apparently did lead to a few dates but no matches. >>> that is it for us in 9:00 today. coming up next is the drew hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. wow. so sudden. um, we're not about to have the "we need life insurance" conversation again, are we? n

the daily routine in this very hogwarts is monitored by a nazi valkyrie, played by linda latens, andall this bullshit . in general, the picture is still fascinating in any case, wolves tumble there, trains cross the frame with white puffs from the chimney, linda lapinch dissects a gothic castle in marlene dittrich trousers with snake earrings, that’s all. i inform you that by the summer of 1940 , germany had already eaten poland and czechoslovakia, overthrown denmark, norway and holland and was quietly finishing off france together with the british expeditionary contingent; only ignoramuses from the future like you can think that this is a small war. she didn’t stop there; in one of the episodes , admiral canaris tries to shoot a little jewish boy right at some social event. canares sent hundreds of jews beyond the territory of the reich with false documents and on supposed reconnaissance missions, it is written this is not only in all the stories of the abwehr, which the screenwriter vaitovich, apparently, mitla did not reach. this is still the podcast burn with fire and i, its host

. >> linda molinari was with her boyfriend saturday. they made a last minute decision to go have lunch in big sur, and ended up having to stay in their camper saturday night. they estimate that this slide happened just 30 minutes after they drove along this lane. so that's just crazy to even think about. >> so many people are messaging me like, why don't you just go south and go around this road that goes over the hill, like, because one is closed south? also like that part slid away months ago. so there's literally no road that goes through the mountain to get over to 101 or anything. that's the only way caltrans says while they do monitor all of highway one, they hadn't been specifically eyeing this area. >> as for what's next, we'll try to immediately try and stabilize that outside edge and design a repair to make a structural fix at that location. caltrans will allow organized caravans of essential workers and residents to go through at 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. over the next few days. they're asking tourists to stay home. >> big sur is not

linda dodokaeva joins us live with the details. linda, welcome.await schoolchildren this year? yes, colleagues, greetings, well, starting this year, graduates will have the opportunity to retake the test. from exams of their choice if they do not agree with the scores they received and believe they can perform better. let me remind you that the proposal to retake the unified state exam was first voiced by vladimir putin in his message to the federal assembly. he proposed giving school graduates the right to choose to retake one of the subjects unified state exam until the end of the university admissions session. indeed, the unified state examination mechanism must be improved. what i propose at this stage, i propose to do. one more step in this direction, to give graduates what is called a second chance, precisely at the choice of the student, to provide him with the opportunity to retake the unified state exam in one of the subjects ; such everyday things, but they are important for people. in the ministry of education clarified that the dates f

uh, and then as soon as the resolution went through, uh, linda thomas green field said that it was non binding. and of course it is a binding disillusion. had somebody could argue that this done binding is beyond me, but what was going on here is again vitamin was trying to appeal to both sides. when he said it was done binding, he was appealing to these rally side by abstaining and letting the resolution go through the security council. he was appealing to progressives into the air of american community. and the question is, do you think that this is going to work? and my answer is no. in fact, there's a pull out that shows that in almost all the critical swing states, he is trailing the trump by a rather significant number. so who is advising the, by the administration, given that these tactics are clearly just going to alienate all sides? presumably here's what you, what you think i do and it will leave it as being on this show has been talking about the think tank group think. is that what's going on in washington? they all just think of this is the policy keep bombing them given t

states of saying to the un security council over the ceasefire resolution was it a p or operation by linda thomas greenfield. because they us entering attentional netanyahu and ignoring what you just said about a daily popular support for the genocide within israel. why do you think that they have stained just before announcing more, more weapons? of course, after resolution to 7, to 8 with us? well, the thing is that the by the administration knows that it's in deep trouble. uh, in terms of the november election. there are large numbers of progressives, large numbers of young people, and the air of american community in the united states that is deeply disturbed by what button is doing with regard to gaza. result that worries is a because he announced all those weapons off to that is as we know, the michigan 100000 at the primaries as well, but by lunch here as he wants his cake needed to write, he understands that he has to play k. he is real lobby and israel's supporters in the united states. and at the same time he wants to try to placate air of americans and progressives who might vot

uh, and then as soon as the resolution went through, uh, linda thomas green field said that it was non binding. and of course, it is a binding disillusion. had somebody could argue that this done binding is beyond me . but what was going on here is again bite and was trying to appeal to both sides. when he said it was done binding, he was appealing to the as rally side by abstaining and letting the resolution go through the security council. he was appealing to progressives into the air of american community. and the question is, do you think that this is going to work? and my answer is no. in fact, there's a pull out that shows that in almost all the critical swing states, he is trailing a trunk by a rather significant number. so who is advising the, by the administration, given that these tactics are clearly just going to alienate all sides? presumably here's what you, what you think i do and it will leave it as being on this show has been talking about the think tank group think. is that what's going on in washington? they all just think of this is the policy, keep bombing them, giv

meet linda howard. she's advertising her availability on billboards in the town of paradise.t up holiday themed billboards, hoping to find someone to spend the rest of her years with, but none of those people worked out, so she's back with new ones, with an updated list of requirements. a christian man who's between 50 and 80 years old, willingness to learn to weld and must not be boring. thank god's in control of our lives. >> we just know that he has a plan for all of us. and i've been single for 34 years. so do you think he'd be a little faster on this one? i just wanted a good friend to go and laugh with and send them home. when i get bored with him, and i get bored easily, linda says if a date doesn't work out with her, she sets him up with one of her friends to see if they're compatible, and she hopes this brings more companionship to her and her friends lives. >> as well. and sandi maybe gets a welder out of the deal. >> you never know. i've got to give her credit. she's really creative. and look, i mean, one of the things said, you know, paying for this by collecting

linda and alvaro pascotto the carol franc buck foundation. in memory of carol franc buck