the world as they used to you call them. they like to calling themselves and so they take on the mantle of supporting this uh colonial project that supports the political, military and economic plans for that region. if you think about it, if there's no israel, why would the uh if there's no israel in in in in in that part of the world? if let's say palestines there and the jews and the christians and muslims are living together and there's no amnity towards iran. what problem would saudi arabia have with with iran? the there's literally no problem, iran has never threatened saudi arabia, iran has never threatened any of the muslim countries or any of the arab countries or any of the neighbors that it's around, however when israel is there and is instigating divisions, the old mantra of divide and conquer that the british used to use very successfully to divide people of the world, if israel is not there, if israel disappears and the people the jews and the christians and muslims are living together, iran has no emnity with that part of the world, there's other country. that has emnity

world as they used to you call them, and they like to calling themselves and so they take on the mantle of supporting this colonial project that supports the political, military and economic plans for that region, if you think about it, if there's no israel, why would the if there's no israel in in in in that part of the world, if let's say palestine there and the... and the christians and muslims are living together and there's no emnity towards iran. what problem would saudi arabia have with with iran? there's literally no problem. iran has never threatened saudi arabia, iran has never threatened any of the muslim countries or any of the arab countries or any of the neighbors that it's around. however, when israel is there and is instigating divisions, the old mantra of divide and conquer that the british used to use very successfully to divide people of the world. if israel is not there if israel disappears and the people, the jews and the christians and muslims are living together, iran has no emnity with that part of the world, there's other country that has emnity with, yes it has

some kind of nastiness there too, i i'll show you everything, if such a structure comes from the mantle, here it is, then there will be destruction on the surface of the earth, such circular structures will come and break. it resembles a volcano, it resembles a volcano in the center of moscow, but it is unknown that in front of us is a diagram of a huge geoanomaly right under the capital of russia, here is our structure, it is in the center, it comes from the mantle, here it is standing right here, this structure, it practically reaches the surface of the earth. what threatens moscow with a huge underground geoanomaly will collapse together with the holders, and the inhabitants perished. to better understand what is happening in the depths of the earth, we are going to kamchatka again. we are going to descend right into the mouth of one of the volcanoes. we can say that we are standing in the center of the cauldron, where the devils are cooking the sphere. what connected the prehistoric. finally, we got to the place, the farmer shows where everything happened, at the same time. kamchatk

for both de shaw and for mantle ridge, it would appear that is not enough.e shaw also is taking aim at the company's long-serving ceo, seeking a clear and credible succession plan for a man who is the second oldest ceo amongst s&p 500 companies. among the activist nominees is a potential successor. i'm told scott sutton, the former chairman and ceo of olin, is one of its three nominees. air products officials have had no comment on either of the activist campaigns that the company's faced and the company's directors did meet with mantle ridge's paul halal yesterday. in contrast to de shaw's desires for three seats, i'm told mantle ridge is seeking to take control of the entire board of directors. >> whoa, whoa. >> through a proxy contest. de shaw declined comment. paul halal never says a darn word. >> great reporting. lindy -- >> but this is an interesting one as well now. >> i'm close to lindy, and lindy has said over and over again, look, these projects, you can't make money in them. why would you want to -- i would say, but green hydrogen. first of all, i

i wanted to quickly share some quick information on air products i mentioned two activists there, mantleidge, paul lyle, and de shaw, it's my understanding according to people familiar with the situation that de shaw is going to be supporting the efforts by mantle ridge to replace board members at air products and so will not be filing a slate of its own. the nominating window closes on the 27th of this month only a few more days from what i understand as well, mantle ridge has offered nominees for all nine seats on the board of directors of air products. d. shaw is supportive of those efforts. they've been trying to understand their perspective and so are standing down in a sense but simply supporting what is going to be an effort, jim, to take over the entire board, obviously with independent directors, only one associated with mantle ridge from what i understand nonetheless it would be extraordinary, much designed to replace the current ceo at the company. >> right i think there's a -- there's a percentage of these people, the activists, so to speak, who believe this notion of clean h

of waned in its interest with rare earths, i chronicle in the book how china basically took up the mantleealized it had a lot of deposits of rare earths within own borders and it's now the world's largest rare earth miner and processor. and i would argue and do argue the book that that's part of the reason why it's the world's second largest economy because it's up this prowess that the united states let go. yeah yeah yeah. and this brings up i mean kind of one of the fundamental themes in the book, this dilemma with the environmental community. yes, i want to go green. we need to reduce the carbon in the atmosphere. that's why we want to drive electronic vehicles and then when they see what you have to do to, get there from here and. that is open minds. and i've been involved in mining projects myself. it brings on a host of environmental objection points or issues. let put it this way, issues in terms getting the project done. so can you speak to that the this sort of dilemma that the environmental community is going to in by saying, yes want lower carbon concentrations and emissions bu

mantle a lot of those -- dismantle those capabilities before similar harm could be inflicted on the ez residents of israel's north. stuart: one more question, if i may, have you think idea with how long the idf will stay in lebanon? >> reporter: according to a senior u.s. official, it will be quicker than in 2006. the second lebanon if war lasted 34 days. that ended with a u.n. resolution requiring hezbollah to to operate north of the lanati river which didn't actually happen in practice which is why since october 8th when hezbollah started firing rockets on those residents in israel's north, it was such a problem. they're firing rpgs and anti-tank the missile, if if they're beyond the river, it wouldn't be such a threat. but because that u.n. resolution was neverenforced, it is a threat. we'll see if that's the marker in that israel needs to push hezbollah north of. but to answer your question, according to the senior u.s. official, it will be quicker than 34 days. stuart: got it. nate foy from israel, thank you very much is, indeed. >>> a quick check of futures, please. no real chang

at the moment of presenting the mantle, comrade xi said that the st.urg university is creating an army of friends of russia and china, we can say that over the past 5 years this army of friends has increased at least twice. 75 years of the founding of the prc, these numbers are now also everywhere, for our countries it is also an anniversary of diplomatic relations, moscow was the first to recognize new china the very next day after its proclamation, here is a copy from... a historical document. in beijing they remember this, and appreciate it, and the fact that it was the soviet union helped build a new state. under the congratulations of the russian embassy, ​​chinese users write on social networks: "thank you, and we are together." in beijing, it has already become a beautiful tradition to install huge flower arrangements on holidays, which figuratively represent the country's entire path to its current achievements: sports, medicine, agriculture, and, of course, space. the chinese are very proud that they were able to break into the ranks of space

politburo, there are senior figures that could end “p senior figures that could end up taking the mantleg to succeed and hamas could delay the succession to protect the successor from targeting. fire successor from targeting. are we any closer— successor from targeting. are we any closer to _ successor from targeting. are we any closer to peace? the i successor from targeting. are i we any closer to peace? the way the us and _ we any closer to peace? the way the us and others _ we any closer to peace? the way the us and others have - we any closer to peace? the way the us and others have tried - we any closer to peace? the way the us and others have tried to i the us and others have tried to spin this is that this is an opportunity for netanyahu to exit the war. i doubt that the israelis are interested in this. this in your wants to continue prosecuted in the war and he is not interested in a ceasefire whatsoever. this is ultimately bad news for israeli hostages as well. not to mention, the immense suffering of the palestinian residents of gaza, especially in the north, where humanitarian

the other candidate, kamala harris, it's a matter of her having been handed the mantle in august. has only been a candidate for a couple of month. people have gotten used over the years to learning about candidates in small increments over six months, a year, year and a half. and they don't know as much about her as they like to know. they are learning more day by day, but they still don't have enough. so it's a matter now measuring the two candidates, the voters need to measure the two candidates. and yes, we all know what the standard issues are in this campaign, but another one has been added by donald trump, which may dominate the remaining 16 days, which is, how sane is he? how sane is he? is he really unhinged? he certainly does appear that way and many of his presentations. he's always done weird things, but in the past couple of weeks, he has not only gone around the bend, he's gone off the tracks. and so there's a new issue, and it is bubbling up, and it might actually have an effect. >> last question relative to the trump campaign, which has been gaining some ground in t

as a re salt the skin's acid mantle barrier might be compromised. that makes the skin more vulnerable to bacterial and viral infections. people who work with solvents and other chemicals often suffer from dry skin. during the cobit pandemic, alcohol based hand sanitizers became part of daily life. but they're also bad for your skin. the distance if you want, you can picture how disinfectants work by imagining i can use the mission of i'm if it's when you add dishwashing liquid to the pan, you dissolve the fat out of the lift and that's what solvents and disinfectant do. they dissolve the lip, it's on your skin and ask them so when you wash your hands, you're rinsing the natural oil is off your skin as to how it hand creams are designed to restore this protective barrier and keep your skin soft and smooth, which is especially helpful if you use hand sanitizers does i assume that in my dentist i generally recommend that people to cream on their hands. first thing in the morning to get that protection of the items and that also helps keep the liquid ba

and so she kind of took up the mantle. what's her father was and, you know, took the responsibility to sort of avenge her father during the war. she says that as a filipino woman, she wants to let young women of color know that representation is. >> important in every medium like video games. >> all right. well, it rains. so it's a decent time to stay inside, play. video games are do whatever you want to do. we have couple. couple storms may be lining up this week. >> yeah, lawrence, i think staying inside, maybe even some might trick or treats right from a halloween. yeah. enjoy. some of that can be but yeah, it's going to be cold to you. want to bundle up outside. we've got some cold storms rotating in toward the bay area right now. and it looks like looking to get going overnight tonight. it won't be long now before that rain begins to make its way into the north bay. then that whole system going to start to slide the south overnight tonight. sfo so far. so good. you're looking good out there right now. some high clouds

people remember from when donald trump was president, which is, instead of actually taking on the mantle of leadership and doing things on behalf of the american people, he sits in the dining room during catch up at the wall, watching fox news, and i think that that is something that people should think about when we have these final few weeks to the election. is that what we want to go back to? do we want to have a guy who is on truth social every day, someone who is, as we do showed in that clip, increasingly diminished and on the decline, where would be even worse than it was in his first term? and i think that these things have consequences for people. is this the kind of guy the one in charge of the nuclear codes? is this the kind of guy that you think is actually going to spend any time thinking about you as a voter and you as a person in your life and what would make your life easier and better? no. he is someone who is literally watching pundits talk and rage true thing about it. and so i think this is part of the core contrast between the two leadership styles that you see betwe

it is my job to carry the mantle of bridging talent with opportunity whether for our rural kids, underrepresented minorities for all kids across oregon. that's the challenge anyone serving in this position whether they are a minority or not, bridging talent with opportunity. >> moderator: what responsibility if any do you have to be a voice for minorities and how does it shape your decision-making? >> chavez-deremer: i'm the first latina elected to represent oregon in the republican party as well as the mayor of happy valley and in congress. do we have a responsibility? we have to be relatable to different people the we are representing. we need to be forward thinking, whether it is minorities across the board, bipartisanship, democrats and republicans, our job to represent oregon's district and all its diversity, part of the hispanic leadership trust, paying attention to what those issues are and the hispanic population is the fastest growing population in oregon, 14% in the district, making sure we have the representation they deserve because honoring their values and goals and how they want to

dubious explanations judge, the supreme council of justice recognized her as worthy of a judicial mantleose to submit to the president of ukraine a submission on the appointment of valentyna ivanovna orlenko to the position of judge of the cherkasy district administrative court. the voting is over, 16 members of the vrp voted in favor against zero, the decision has been made. and this is another candidate for the position of judge. he wants to become a judge of the teplodar court of odesa region. honesty is giving the true information that is available. okay, nothing to hide, nothing to twist, no translate and on the shoulder of second or third people. oleksandr besonov has a wonderful family, his relatives have been giving him valuable gifts and helping him for the past few years, while the candidate for judge is engaged in scientific activities and himself. expires in the 22nd year, my mother gave me funds, you declared the gift in the 23rd year, yes, yes, it is from my grandmother, yes, my grandmother has been a private entrepreneur since 2019. at the same time , besonov does not know

and nobody else in burma has taken on that mantle. you're part of a political dynasty, in a way.the way your mother felt — clearly, she felt some destiny had been carved out for her by her father's example. do you feel any responsibility yourself to get involved in the politics of myanmar? not in the politics, no. i'm happy to try and get involved in raising awareness of what's happening there, in trying to bring humanitarian aid to those who need it. but politics doesn't interest me. your mother devoted much of her life to the idea of nonviolent resistance. the resistance in myanmar is now extremely violent. do you think the values that she devoted her life to now have been shredded in myanmar? and that there is, for the time being, anyway, no real place in the country for a nonviolent appeal? no, i think her stance is even more relevant than it ever has been. the nonviolent approach is the only one that will actually ever lead to some sort of reconciliation. the violence which is happening in the country at the moment is only making things worse. who do you think has the upper

there is a question about whether or not there's going to be someone who will assume the mantle of leadershipthe political bureau. there are some individuals, one of the founders of hamas and was formerly head of the political bureau, he could be tapped to run that political aspect of the organization. i do think the killing of sinwar is a body blow, a major blow to hamas. i think they're going to have to struggle for a while to see whether or not they can maintain any type of coherent organizational structure that will take guidance and direction from leadership. i think this is one of the things that the israelis are looking very carefully at to figure out who is in charge, if anybody is in charge, and how they're going to pursue their strategy and possibly including negotiations for the release of the hostages if there is, as they say in their statement, a cease-fire and they are conditioning it on the withdrawal of israeli troops from gaza. >> let me also ask you about the hostages. some of the families -- we will speak to the father of one of them later -- are really concerned that there

judge's dubious explanations, the supreme council of justice recognized her as worthy of a judge's mantle i propose to introduce the president. of ukraine submission on the appointment of valentyna ivanovna orlenko to the position of judge of the cherkasy district administrative court. the voting is over, 16 members of the vrp voted for, zero against, the decision was made. and this is another candidate for the position of judge, oleksandr bessonov. he wants to become a judge of the teplodar court of odesa region. honesty is giving the true information that is available. well, nothing to hide, nothing to distort. don't put it on the shoulders of second or third people, oleksandr besonov has a wonderful family, a loved one is gifted valuable gifts and help for the last few years while the candidate in... is engaged in scientific activities and self-improvement. in the 22nd year, my mother gave me money. you declared a gift in 23, that's right. yes, it's from my grandmother. yes, this grandmother has been a private entrepreneur since 2019. at the same time , besonov does not know what exact

federation has sent more than 300 government telegrams to chinese colleagues for each imprint of the red mantletter with a personal seal is especially valued here. it is written here, in four hieroglyphs, it is written ambassador margulov's seal. a traditional thing in china. congratulations indicate. another important date for the two countries is 75 years since the establishment of diplomatic relations between moscow and beijing. the countdown is a telegram from october 2 with a proposal to exchange ambassadors. ahead was a difficult path, and friendship, and a sharp cooling in the sixties, a split, ideological confrontation, then normalization in the eighties. it was then that the future ambassador visited here for the first time as part of the first group of the renewed student exchange. he found the then china. channel one china. peacekeeping exercises in kazakhstan are attended by countries that are members of the collective security treaty organization. 2.0 soldiers officers, 500 units of various equipment, aviation. the active phase involves joint action at checkpoints and temporary acc

some of the best baseball, you think back like 100 years ago, like someone like babe ruth, mickey mantle, ted williams, but if you're thinking about like football or basketball, don't think you're really thinking that far back. maybe you're going to like the eighties or nineties, but with baseball, i feel like you can dated back. so far. so it makes you think it's a lot older. so the stars come from more from yesteryear than the present moment other folks on this question does baseball seem old if so why if not, why not other impressions on just your gut impression? does baseball have an old feel to it in some way? yeah, i think just because of the stadiums are still standing compared to other sports that have newer stadiums. so these sort of architectural monuments have a place in history in some way. i saw another hand over here. yeah, i was also going to say yes. i thought like kind of like fan base, too. there are a lot of like not to say that all of baseball has an older fan base, but i think more than most sports it does like the generation you know cause bigger they're absolutely

>> let's not forget that as only been a few months since vice president harris has taking on the mantle of running for the presidential ticket and what we saw earlier was that black men were not excited for another biden presidency. >> so the campaign, and quite frankly, organizations working on the ground who have been in communities have had to really play catch up and make sure that one they can both introduce who kamala harris is to all black voters. >> but specifically show the difference between kamala harris and donald trump. and i think at the end of the day, that's what president obama was really trying to get at the heart of these or two what he vastly different perspective of you as a black man. i think the challenge there is sometimes you can have an inside conversation with you people, and sometimes you're going to have a conversation that maybe shouldn't be as public as it was. but yet, democrats have a lot of ground to cover to make sure these next few days, the bulkers and black men nobody parties to work for them or what the harris-walz presidency, which lets talk about

trump has taken that mantle up, but it used to be to be honest, the democrats were the ones saying hey, let's get out of these wars. let's get out of vietnam. let's get out of them are, let's let's invest in america and inner cities and republicans would say let's fund the department of defense. >> that's how democrats are investing in our country. they did pass the infrastructure and jobs act. they did pass the chips act. they did bring manufacturing back to america so they are investing in america, if i may, your point is good people are saying, why is our money going over to ukraine? why are we sending all this money to ukraine? i think what most people don't understand standards it a lot of the money that we're spending on ukraine is actually been spent here in america. we are, we're sending old weapons over to ukraine and then we are rebuilding new weapons here in america to update our military, to make new, fresh weapons, to give americans jobs to do things here. so a lot of the money spent on ukraine is actually spent and right here i want to taiwan to let that spent here. i lov

he was very much able to take the make america great again mantle. trump puts a high premium on people who are very good on television and very comfortable delivering his message, and i think that was a determining factor of who post-trump could continue with that movement and i think based on how close this election is and will be how j.d. has performed over the past several weeks but certainly this past week, he is a very good communicator and i think the republican party is well served when it has an excellent communicator at the top of it and i think j.d. is definitely in the forefront for that right now. >> what about nikki haley? she's not going to go away. has she shepped or -- helped or hurt herself in the last two years? >> well, i definitely think she is also a great communicator. you know, trump and her run hot and cold. i do think no matter what happens in this election trump will still have a say in who takes on the maga mantle and if they come together, maybe that's an option, but i think right now it's very clear he is very happy with

country, but at the same time, uh, we saw the dfcs connect to the really the web say um, that's the mantle for the small economy. but for the logic on them, you're like, like, for instance, rush raise today like a full board, was started a $6.00 to you as dollars and with the structure of the economy, which russia has and with the, and very low level of f. 2, g, d, p, which russia has. and also let's say the surplus tre. bell about the subscription. if i, if i'm a, i do wanna discuss the particularities of russia's economic relationship with your up a little bit later. but before we move there, can i ask you a couple of questions about the breaks? because i think one of breaks, main distinctions is that it wasn't created to counter anything, including the months criticized western economic and financial order. a, it's main purpose for existence is essentially to advance the interest of its members states. it's very practically orient that. it's not against it is support, and yet we are seeing a lot of i'm her cereal, attitude towards the brakes, pro western media and for a western politici

nicola sturgeon, by contrast, when she assumed the mantle of first minister was a much more pragmatichtly more softly spoken figure who herself had to resign then he was, has had successive first ministers in place who have just not had that same appeal. you described him as a marmite figure. marmite status is often the best status to have because at the very least you're acknowledged and recognised and respected by your your foes and friends alike. john swinney is an incredibly capable man. i think with time he will prove to be an effective first minister, but he doesn't have a plan to drive independence forward and ambiguous voters. those are who are undecided and those who are not going to support the snp aren't going to change their mind now. it's appealing and encouraging and inspiring. his own support base. and if you remove independence from that, what are you left with? very much the status quo of the minute, which doesn't reflect well as we go into the next round of holyrood elections . round of holyrood elections. >> doddie aid alastair, good to see you. >> thank you. good t

we hoped that congress would take up the mantle but they didn't.goal, you know, she called say is to essentially not see people crossing illegally anymore and figure out how to get them through the ports of entry once again. she put her arms around it and say i'll tackle this in the coming year ifs i'm president. but she's always equivocating and trump is who he says he is. everybody knows him and what he stands for and might not like the way he says it but one of the biggest issues to watch in the election is what happens with the women and male voters entrenched on the sides and gender gap on who are the late deciders and that's the column i'll look at when we get exit polls. who are the late deciders and are they shy, women trump voters or shy men kamala voters? stuart: that's a good question. >> this is what i think will be the thrust of where we look in 28 days from today. stuart: not many people in the groups. >> no, there isn't. but there's people holding their feelings close to the vest. people that are not answering the calls from pollster

he has the buddhas scraped the side and pick up the mantle of command.he gives us incredible fireside chats as to few days after his mother dies in which he said american navy ships will attack a merchant vessel crossing the atlantic and he say when you see a rattlesnake poised to strike you do not wait until he has struck to question him. they are the rattlesnakes. of course there were rattlesnakes in the pacific as well and december 7 they struck with lethal venom. it was the worst day of fdr's presidency and the worst day of his life and the worst military defeat. franklin roosevelt beloved navy land smoking ruins of the bottom of pearl harbor and the japanese empire launches a 4000-mile front and nothing seems to be a will to stop it. but this the smoke from the mangled wreckage revealed a great commanderin in chief. franklin goes before congress to deliver his message asking for a declaration of war. it's one of the greatest speeches in american history. a date which will live in infamy and those of you who are familiar with the story no debate woul

good case to make there as you pointed out the new york times, that she has sort of reclaimed that mantle in that poll. when you're given that kind of question, you want to give voters the idea, even if harris wasn't in this position necessarily. even if biden's numbers were hovering just under 50 as opposed to just above 40 that you're going to be a different kind of leader. now she's indicated that in so much of the way she has operated the campaign and the policies she's proposed in the way she's going after the republican vote. but it's the kind of thing when you're wanting to answer it in a better way as the matter of politics. >> yes, but the reason why people weren't feeling great about the economy six months ago when asked about it under biden because interest rates were higher and inflation were worse. both of those things have changed without her offering dramatically different policy solutions. >> and prices had not yet gone down where they will over time. the cooling of inflation is a big deal as you're right to point that out and as they do and as we all do. and now look, vic

i think air products is flying all their directors in for that mantle ridge meeting., and it will. we're in that season. this is large cap activism. we'll continue to keep an eye on it. >> nvidia is down, that taiwan semi is reversed, good numbers last night. you may want to reconsider the jensen, boeing, health because it's fluid. >> it is fluid. nvidia's market value is still above that of microsoft. >> it's a long day. >> you're hanging around, though. >> yes, i am. >> it's a long day for you because jim is not going anywhere. he's sticking around as we get an exclusive with the ceo of honeywell. dow up 140, s&p about a dozen points from an all-time high. don't go away. t's especially true when you're looking for a medicare supplement insurance plan. that's why we're offering "seven things every medicare supplement should have". it's your free, just for calling the number on your screen. and when you call, a knowledgeable, licensed agent-producer can answer any questions you have and help you choose the plan that's right for you. the call is free. and there's no ob

they took up that mantle. ohio senator jd vance defending former president trump's signature tax cuts while minnesota governor tim walz argued the former president's tax for broader tariffs on goods will wind up inflating prices here at home. let's hear. >> now he's proposing a 20% consumption or sales tax on everything we bring in. everyone agrees including businesses its would be destabilizing it, increasing inflation, and potentially lead to a recession. >> if you look at what was so different about donald trump's tax cuts even from previous republican tax cut plans is that a lot of those resources went to giving more take-home pay to middle-class and working-class americans. it was passed in 2017, and you saw an american economic boom unlike we've seen in a generation in this country. >> again, a lot being made about how much these two nominees are talking about tax cuts and how they're going to be paid. >> did they expand beyond just tax policy? did they hit inflation? did they hit trade? did they hit the

critical aspect of not just what republicans are saying but how the harris campaign has picked up that mantlere you seeing and hearing as you're going around the country and trying to make the case not just to republicans but also to democrats, and having someone as an example like mike pence to say, hey, this is the right space to be in? >> yeah, i think our country owes obviously a lot of gratitude to mike pence for the courage that it took to make that decision on january 6th and to break with donald trump. obviously, it hurt him career wise. he had aspirations to be president one day. that's likely never going to happen, at least in today's republican party. and same goes for liz cheney. i mean, she is truly a patriot. she understands what it means to put country first. and there should be a line of men behind her who should be out there doing the same and sounding the alarm about donald trump because i know full and well that all of these republican elected officials know that what she's saying is true but they don't have the courage to stand up there and do it. she has more courage than

she has reclaimed that mantle. when you are given a kind of a question how you want to give voters the big idea. even if harris wasn't in the position, even if biden's numbers were hovering under 50 as opposed to just above 40, you would be a different kind of leader. she has indicated that in so much of the way she operated the campaign and the policy she proposed in the way she is going after republican votes that it is the kind of thing when you post the question, you want to answer in a better way than she did as a matter of politics. >> the reason people want feeling great six months ago is because interest rates were higher and inflation was worse. both of those things have changed without her offering dramatically different solutions. >> prices have not yet gone down. they will over time and the interest rate dropping cooling of inflation is a big deal. if you talk to the voters in the swing states, prices still wrangle them. vice president harris leads in most of the polls. this is a coin flip your time in

donald trump took the mamting of the -- mantle of the counties and popular vote and you can see in 2016detroit suburbs there was a lot of blue. one up in the u.p. marquette county in the upper peninsula. the little dot grand rapids was red in 2016 and flip it to 2020. joe biden taking the state back from donald trump and notice where we are, grand rapids, which is kent county, has now gone blue. you got three counties that went blue this one, kent the other one we circled saga now county, michigan, then lee lend county. trump barely winning in 2016 county of 657,000 people, that is a tyiny margin who are those of kent county that will determine this election by and large, college-educated 42%. you got colleges and grand valley state over here a number of different colleges all in the area as well you got a pretty high median income 79,000 plus dollars and low poverty rate but 10.7% amway kind of dominates downtown grand rapids and steel case and others and herman miller you know the county and the city, you know >> i've been a quite a few times in my local news days. you were in erie, p

nobody quite knows who is going to take the mantle of trump, with the realization that jd vance is now there, trump is not mentally healthy. he will not be able to fulfill a full term. jd vance is the obvious heir apparent. now there e seems to be a struggle going on over who is going to be the person behind jd vance. the fact musk jumped in, he wants to be a part of that. >> i knew i wanted to talk to you. thank you so much for joining us tonight. i appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> thanks again r to heather. when we come back, as we head into the final stretch in the race for the white house, msnbc live will have a very special event you will want to hear about. details when we come back. about. details when we come back. [child laughing] (♪♪) (♪♪) [child giggling with delight] (♪♪) come on you two. dinner time. ♪ ooooh. ooooh. ♪ let's go boys. the way that i approach work, post fatherhood, has really been trying to understand the generation that we're building devices for. here in the comcast family, we're building an integrated in-home wifi solution for millions of familie

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but, you know, the world is on fire and he has to put his grief aside and pick up the mantle command.and it gives this incredible fireside chat. a few days after his mother dies, in which he says that american navy ships sink any german vessel that attacks a merchant vessel crossing the atlantic. and he says, quote, what do you see a rattlesnake poised to strike you do not wait until he is struck crush him. these nazis submarines and raiders are, the rattlesnakes of the atlantic. but of course, there were rattlesnakes in the pacific as well. and on december 7th, they struck with lethal venom, devastating a large part of the american fleet in pearl harbor. it was the worst day of fdr as arguably the worst day of his life and the worst military defeat in american history. franklin roosevelt's beloved lay in smoking rooms at the bottom of pearl harbor. as the japanese empire launches ferocious assault across a 4000 mile front in the pacific. and nothing seems to be able to stop them. but as the smoke cleared from the mangled wreckage, it revealed a truly extraordinarily great commander i