i went in i said i could pay for a mailer or a poll. the wiser use of the money is the mailer. the truth west, the reason i do not want that, i was afraid with the numbers would be. i was afraid if the numbers came back bad, i would not have it in need to keep running like held every single day. i was too scared of that number appeared i do not know what the equivalent for yahoo! may be. to have the courage to do the strategic thing even if it is a little scary. if i had done that, i probably would have got another $100,000 and not would have been like budgeting three nights before the election to make sure i was not going to out people a bunch of money. to think about those brave things and make sure you are not holding yourself back because you are worried about some of the answers. [applause] >> i want to thank the panelist for all of the answers . i like to joke that always looking for a good reason for a bad work life balance. i feel like, this room kind of naturally is attracted to that mission, by learning the importance of a sustainability and pacing yourself in how tha

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the so called new grid game is so important that we are prepared to fall or to look, but of others mailer it as may be. so that on that point you can remain together. so this is the only way that i know. elaine says, i made some thanks. dear me work. very often they will lot because one will say no because of that we are drawn take on rashana will report full word stick small little sheet cream. yeah. they are taken away. so that what, what is it, because of that, we must war this whole piecemeal strategy, shalumi take place, some people call it will little work, little certain things happen and there's no one rich because the reaction is so costly, so hazardous. well, let me ask you about that because america and made a strategy are for a long time, has been based on their principle of deterrence that any country would be, even if they're frustrated, would be too scared by the american. our response that they will essentially put up with their frustrations and i think russia follow that strategy for quite some time, but until it was pushed into the wall, i guess. what do you think this r

the so called new grid game is so important that we are prepared to fall or to look, but of others, mailer, irritants, maybe. so that on that point you can remain together. so this is the only way that i know alliances i've made some thanks, dear me work. very often they will lot because one will say no because of that we had all them taken rashana. very powerful. were those 2 small little sheet cream? yeah. if they have taken away, so that what, what is it because of that, that we must war this whole piecemeal strategy, shalumi tech to some people call it means little work, little certain things happen and there's no one rich because the reaction is so costly. so hazardous, well, let me ask you about that because america and native strategy are for a long time, has been based on their principle of deterrence that any country would be, even if they are frustrated, would be too scared by the american. our response that they will essentially put up with their frustrations and i think russia follow that strategy for quite some time, but until it was pushed into the wall, i guess. what do you

but that's the thing of the past, says the farmer at the mailer and no, there is no voice because it was cut off from turkey. they put dams on the river and cut off supply and very close brings and tug wells around the springs and put them to the cupboard waters or cuts off the dial. it is worsening. the impact of dams built on the turkey side of the border. until recently, wheat, cotton barley, rice, were grown in the hub river valley. another farmer says on the ground water reserves are also affected. none alone will let him out of the. today they are suffering leave because there is no what you, when the level of else has gone down. the people who used to live on the harbor river have reached a new level of quality. there is nothing more hammered. hamza adds, that the shallow water is unthinkable. and carbo only, and i knew most people used to drink water from the problem, but now we don't even let she drink the water because they get sick immediately. working the land is the only way of life. these farmers know. i said, i imagine that i can, the drought has hit us hard. we don't

we continue to double down to make ourselves energy dependent on other countries who are higher e-mailersf carbon meaning our policies are hurting the global environment, not helping it. we are also making it so it's unnecessary -- unnecessarily high prices for gasoline and diesel so that makes it in a drought year like we have in wyoming, you pull into a hayfield, you got half a crop anyway because we are in drought and you cut the hay with $6 a gallon diesel so what do you do? you don't buy cattle next year, don't feed them through the winter and the whole economy slows down. this is true for other types of agricultural ways as well. so ag is hurt, oil and gas production is hurt, jobs are hurt. we have four natural gas terminal permits waiting to be approved so we can send cleaner liquid natural gas to europe to help them wean themselves of russian dirty natural gas and those permits are sitting there on issues. we are crippling ourselves and all the issues raised here are common sense. freespending, reduced regulation, make tax cuts permanent and you will unleash the economy. this admi

while, while the focus may have been on their mailer in the day, there was a bombastic performance by the prime minister in his last prime minister's questions, ty, and question time, he had plenty of opposition. plenty of insults for the opposition. and the sort of built up the sort of conservative government record while he's been in office. that's right. so it was a bit of a strange affair. as usual, there was some rather childish name calling if you, if you want to be crane about it, suggesting that kissed alma, he caught him or a human, a bollard at one point he had come under attack by the leader of the opposition em . but he'd use kissed armor, had use lines that were quotes, direct quotes from candidates in the tory leadership campaign. for example, kemi bad. not one of those had been previously knocked out saying, why should the public trust us? we haven't exactly covered ourselves in glory and quoting list trust as saying we can't go on with our current economic policy. so damaging, or if you like for the image of the conservative party right now, because a monday they voted

i went and said, i can pay for a mailer, or i could pay for a poll. and i was like, oh the, wiser use of the money is the male or. the truth was, the reason i didn't want that poll is i was afraid with the numbers would be. i was afraid that if the numbers came back bad, i wouldn't have it in me to keep running like every single day. so, i was too scared of the numbers. i don't know what that equivalent for y'all might be, but to have that courage to do the strategic thing, even if it's a little scary. because if i had done that, i probably would've gotten another hundred thousand dollars dumped on me, and would not have been frantically budgeting three nights before the election to make sure i wasn't going to owe people a bunch of money. think about those brave things and make sure you are not holding yourself back, because you are worried about somebody else's. [applause] >> i want to thank the panel as well. i want to replicate rap talarcio for being a former campaign staffer in a room of former and future campaign staffers. i like to joke that alw

. >> texas right to life spent over $150,000 on mailers on bob hall who beat you back in 2014. >> pro-lifeans, all of a sudden one of the older established pro-life groups is saying i'm not pro-life, which is ridiculous. >> i just want to be clear of how conservative of a senator you were. you co-authored an abortion bill in 2013 that was considered among the strictest in the country. the bill became law. i think it closed 22 of 41 abortion clinics in texas at the time. in 2016 the supreme court said your provision in particular was so restrictive it was actually unconstitutional. i'm not bringing that up to -- >> that's fine. >> i'm not bringing that up to debate the merits of the bill or any policy. it's just to ask why would a group called texas right to life then turn around and try to knock you out as a legislator? >> because i didn't do what they wanted me to do on the end of life issue. >> what was it about your end of life bill that caused you so many problems? >> they wanted no matter what the patient's condition is, if the family said treat them, even though it might be very crue

i'm looking at jack mailer. he has the hoodie on. do i need a hoodie? jonathan: i have no time for that. i will not comment. tom: this is the price of having kailey leinz on. we have to flog crypto morning. jonathan: i am happy to do that. the port folio manager for the blacklock global allocation fund joins us. you been conservative. you have not been constructive. has any of that changed? russ: i think the short answer is not really. we are still in an environment where we have had. we have had tightening liquidity which has been a huge headwind. you have a slowing economy. these have not gone away. i would say valuations are much more reasonable plays than they were 12 months ago. globally ec multiples compressed around 30%. i think we are close to a bottom. the market is in the process of making a bottom. all of the conditions that led to the volatility, they have not gone away yet. tom: julian emanuel gives me the first look at 11% of spx earnings. he has a nice inflation revenue lift, but critically he is modeling out earnings at 4.8% growth. that

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a lot of the clamor is coming from some mailers that may or may not be on the up and up.hey are completely bogus. how close are we to a final binding vote, the shovels in the ground, it is or it is not. >> we just had a binding vote. there will be more binding votes. the next, with any luck will come september or october. the a's and the city have to come to terms on the development agreement, community benefits agreement. if they could do that before the end of the years, it is possible they could get the big ones of the big vote to approve this project. but they still have not come to an agreement. larry: you and i will do the stencil hundred more times. thank you. -- do this dance of hundred more times. larry: kevin durant requested a trade. his preferred destinations are phoenix or miami. last year, he signed a four-year extension for almost $2 million -- $200 million. this one hearts. the lakers are musk, reportedly signed -- the terms are not disclosed. jt in addition to dunking on people plays defense. that is a novelty for the lakers. the warriors can't pay everyb

you can get a copy of this mailer. and there is new material. this includes the raised that most employees will get in july along with a 1% decrease in management deferral. we are excited to track the response and activity and will provide a 30 day metric when they come. as a reminder, they are directly related. and that will be for one year period and reevaluated when needed. i'm pleased to announce the replacement of new hire and his biois on sf gov.org. and now we are in a nice jump since the bond increased over the quarter to 2.25%. a big factor in the jump in yield is raising the rates to 50 points in may. also the targeted funds rfp is in motion. the responses are due by end of week and to remind the board that we are still in a blackout period. finally, attached is the monthly report. it includes the cash flows, demographics and loan information. i'm happy to address any questio >> >> >> it's been moved and seconded. >> we have no public comment at this time. >> i will remind the callers to press star 3 to the added to the queue. >> moder

also i am legally old enough to vote by mail and they have made it so impossible that almost all the mailers have been discarded because they didn't fill out a font size six number. okay. so that's a texas issue. you know that that's what happened with greg abbott and the texas legislature the voting with by mail but to her other points, you know, so can we get reasonable stuff in? yes, but guess what show of hands how many y'all have ever clicked on a news article that said congress worked? for those viewing audience we have one hand. okay, and and so so part of this is we have to model the behavior that we want to see. and in are there some are there some crazy politicians? absolutely, but there's some that are not right and on both sides. yeah on both sides for sure. but but are we are we promoting and encouraging the kind of behavior that we want to see or we promoting and encouraging that negative behavior and that we're that we're partaking in this and now that that is us as individuals and as voters as elect to the officials again. if you're selling a product. yes, you want to make su

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she's sent out mailers instructing wyoming democrats on how to switch their registration so they can vote for her the pure numbers as of july are there are about 200,000 registered republicans, about 40,000 registered democrats, and about 36,000 independents or of no party so it's not a small number but it's not going to win the race for her it could help her close the gap though >> jon ward from yahoo news, thanks very much >> two years ago, police say somebody attacked this woman with either a hatchet or a machete, so severely that she fell into a coma, left her for dead, and nobody knew who did it the case went cold wanda palmer remained at a long term care facility a year went by, then another year and according to police in west virginia, just three weeks ago, wanda woke up. and when she did, two years after the attack, police say she identified this man as her attacker he's her brother police say even with her brain damage, wanda palmer was able to speak and tell them her brother daniel did the attacking cops arrested him, but they say he was a bit surprised but didn't put up a

that's it from mailer, antenna for this news hour. i'll be back in a moment with more days. news. thanks very much need for watching. my for ah ah, to saudi i la la la la la la. listen, why is one on one? the how do you to visit one of the council, the philistine with the, from the special area to let and about the fisa yada. that can a little sub isn't done well, i can get the shower in the cod. there's topics here. how that if awesome, thought they're not valuable. camella coffee. i'm like in the past on my gun a, i mean that a fee. i mean, it's like a month to help out. yeah. i mean for the shuttle in the cool, shy fucking room. why did i can't even before the hot bmw ah and a session, the discussions i'd love to see every time there was an attack on a mosque all the right wing organization saying, we don't approve of this. examining the headline. this court is a political court that is making political decisions, explorer, and abundance of world cloth programming, designed to inform, the biggest period i want to cry is crowd of people on the streets, motivate and inspire you.

. >> another legislator, pennsylvania house leader color, received voice mailers from trump lawyers in the last week of november. >> mister speaker this is -- we're calling you to discuss obviously the election. >> hello mister speaker, this is jenna ellis, i'm here with mayor giuliani. >> hey brian, it's rudy, really have something important to call to your attention. >> color felt the outreach was inappropriate and asked his lawyers to tell rudy giuliani to stop calling. giuliani continued to reach out. >> i understand you don't want to talk to me now. >> on december 30th, trump ally steve bannon announced a protest at colors of. >> we're getting on the road and going to color and will start going to offices, if we have to go to homes and let him know what we think. >> multiple protests, i don't remember the exact number, there was at least three i think. outside either my district office or my home, and you're correct, my then 15-year-old son was home by himself for the first one. all of my personal information was online. it was my personal email, my personal cell phone, my home fr

much feedback from the people we talk to and then we would integrate that into you know, what are mailers look like what are video sounded like, etc etc. and so i think that that iterative process can also create content and i can't pay in that really reflects the community that you're organizing in. and excellent question that if you hadn't noticed the personal touch, i really i've seen that come through you guys have a personal touch that's huge in campaigns. and then the other thing i see have fun enjoy this it's almost like a once in a lifetime. so always always have fun. final question right there. i know it's a lot of pressure, but i know you get a good question. so all right. so being an old person here that's been in the state politics for a while longer than both of you have been one of the things that i would ask is you go along and visit people and talk about this book is that there was a time when things weren't so divisive. there was a time right after the second obama the second election where the age of the legislature was the majority of the age was 30 and under there were