and, you know, yan yang passing down the mantle a little bit.nd it was it was such an honor to work with him. >> oh, yeah. that's right. you just one letter apart, i'm sure. look, so is this really more of a cooking show, like focusing on technique, or is this a food show focusing on culture, or is it kind of a show about growing up and exploring your journey? >> it's a little bit of everything. i think one of the big things for me was when i look at cooking shows, it seems like everything's always perfect. every dish is always the best as soon as they make it. and i realized that's not what cooking is. when i learned how to cook, i made a mistake every five seconds. and i think watching that can kind of make it, like seem, you know, scary. and i wanted to create a show where, you know, you can watch me mess up and make mistakes. and, and i do a lot. one of the big things is getting graded. and as asian as i am, i don't pass a lot of times, so. >> well, that's okay. i mean, if we know eddie, we know that was going to be the case. and i was wonde

>> i -- i did catch one once, yeah, i did. >> jimmy: is it on your mantle? crap on my mantle. >> jimmy: yeah, i know. the shoe didn't make it. that's a very strange thing. >> it might be on there. >> jimmy: i wonder if there is any rhyme or reason to that? it's very random it seems like. the beads i get. the necklaces i get. but the shoe, you need that one. the parade comes to a stop. >> yeah, but you see people want the shoes, and the beads get recycled into the sewer system wherever they go. but the people hang on to the -- people want the shoes. >> jimmy: you could be making this up and i would have no idea. [ laughter ] >> yeah. i was backstage and i had nothing to talk about. so the shoe thing is brand-new. i just tried it out. >> jimmy: you grew up in boston, right? >> yeah, just outside of boston. >> jimmy: did you ever have anything like this, like a big crazy parties where -- i mean, were you involved? were you a drinker growing up? >> well, you know, in -- yeah, growing up in massachusetts, you didn't really have a choice. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, rig

currently, russia already has basis in miami and must mantle of talk here. the congress is 3 plus 3 initiatives that divide circuit extends rushes reach. sidelining, western dominance of courage, a retired veteran and bassett, or frames. this as part of a seismic shift rushes peace efforts are building a multi polar world. where regional powers, not one superpower calls the shots. from blacks, the security to middle east trade, west coast vision is taking roots. lucille mentioned turkey and russia are aware of a new world, the order emerging western head gemini, is eroding, and with it's a new multi lateral world is being built. russia and turkey are shaping it together . level of diplomacy isn't just about the media games. it's about positioning russia at the center of a new world order with turkey as a key allies on the us. finally, engaging moscow is dismantling western union polarity one negotiation at a time. you meet none of them either. the jo, despite disagreements, we've achieved normal dialogue, and to do so we must meet minister fee don and i disc

his unique connection to the career of the legendary mickey mantle and the future is here. the cool creations that are taking over uc berkeley this weekend. and a little later. a terrifying scene at a southern california car dealership. a customer getting an appraisal suddenly rams his car into the your hobbies, dreams, career, family and more. addiction to drugs, including opioids and stimulants, can strip these away from you. recover your life. choose treatment for drug addiction and get back to what matters most. find a provider and proven treatment option that's right for you. recover you at choosechangeca.org. who was the oldest living major league baseball player, died at the age of 100. he had been living at an assisted living facility in sonoma. we caught up with him last year as he celebrated hitting the century mark. shalleck was born in mill valley and he signed with the dodgers back in 1947. the yankees needed a left handed pitcher and traded him for him in 1951. that trade resulted in the legendary mickey mantle being sent back down to the minor leagues. shalle

and so if my mantle for as what is greek ago is substance whereas substance is exist and shown, remember thank you so much for joining us and outlining that for us. pablo time can form a ukrainian foreign minister. thanks m. o, as a you need is look to boost the military defense is the word in ukraine's already offended . use of established military doctrine. drones have become one of the defining weapons of the conflict. something ukrainian soldiers say native countries. i'm not prepared to handle tanks. trenches and artillery. the early battles in russia's invasion of ukraine played out like scenes from the 2 world wars. but now, 3 years on another weapon has come to dominate the battlefield. drones. the symbol of abuse, it had not been for drones. everything would have been a lot worse. drones are the tool which allow us to give them a symmetrical response. when the enemy is larger or people stronger and doesn't value it, soldiers lives, and it's in, we have a task less leslie useful, but from unmanned aircraft to tiny home made models, drones. and now the most common with in, in the

i said uncle murray is planning a big trip soon to that vase on top of the mantle. so shout out to the world war ii vets and all the way down to the cadets that are here today. [applause] i don't know what they are drinking -- what the drinking and uniform policy is these days but i say it's don't ask, don't tell. yeah. i did my first uso tour. my pal steve ross help set it up. we went to iraq during the early days. i got so sick there they called it operation enduring diarrhea. it was a rough week. i went with drew carey, who is a marine. dietrich's old costar. they love drew carey because they love blondes with big tits. it was a very exciting trip, it really was. my hotel -- i was at the al-ra shid hotel in baghdad in the green zone. this guy shaking his head like he stays there all the time. my hotel got hit with a mortar attack. at least that's what i told the front desk when i checked out. yeah, they broke in and drink everything in the minibar. i'm not paying for this. the point is i don't think i understood with the military was until i went over for my firs

is that the might going to lead or couldn't lead to, to the us and trump losing the mantle of leader of the free world? that certainly is one of the dangers. i know there's not necessarily a 6 clear successor to the united states as leaders of the, for our leave or the free world. but certainly in a vacuum. this is something that china can take advantage of. you know, that russia will certainly try to take advantage of, and it will make us leadership, you know, but compromise us leadership and the credibility of a man, the american foreign policy, you know, is now at stake. what about the, the europeans? i mean, we've talked about ukraine of course, but this leads to a total break between america and europe. or i think the strains are already there. i'm not sure there's going to be a break. but in, in, in the, in the short to mid term, we're now in the complete damage control involved in united states involving your involving ukraine and others. and, you know, we, i, there's just no roadmap for where we're going here. you know, clearly the, the press, the i stage prioritizes major po

currently, russia already has bases in miami and much mantle of talk. you the call it. this is 3 plus 3 initiative that to buy. turkey extends rushes reach. sidelining western dominance of college i retired veteran and bassett are framed to this as part of a seismic shift. russia's peace efforts are building a multi pull the world where regional powers, not one super power calls the shots from blacks. the security to middle east trade was vision is take think lucille mentioned turkey and russia are aware of a new world order. emerging western head germany is eroding and with it's a new, multi lateral world is being built. russia and turkey are shaping it together. rushes initiatives from ukraine to syria are more than piece stocks. there. the foundation of a multi poto world with turkey is partnership. and us a go sions back on must cause leading to the shift bow to south east asia. and the name is who are full. so for us gamma peroration in me, and i would send into that home and i'd be united with the families all 3 quarters, one and i'm backing up a to, to me as the

and had somebody else pick tup the mantle to do this but you said no. nobody else should have to go through what i have been through. i am going to lend my voice and experience so we can stop from this happening again. it's going to take an act of congress to fix this. you probably get concerned and say i know how long it takes and it could take ag long time. and this time, i think you have the right coalition, the right leaders, bipartisan and i thank representative khanna and senator clop char because when -- klobuchar. i go back to my days in the state house of representatives, before social media, but back then the technology for cameras was getting small and more high definition and video voyeurism was the crime of the day. and put cameras in places and record people and use it later for similar kinds of things to shame somebody, extort somebody or try to revenge on somebody. mostly young girls. 96% of the victims are typically young girls or children. but what shocked them the most was that wasn't a crime, even when you found out who did it, it wa

he want toddies mantle that and that the power needs to go back to the states.stration in regards to the department of education? >> first of all, linda mcmahon understands the whole thing that randi wiengarten doesn't understand and what she's out there preaching she kept saying in you listen to her, our kids, our kids. they're not your kids, they're our kids. parents should be paramount to this discussion and shouldn't be a department of federal education and let it go right to the states and schools and kids and more school choice. that's why linda mcmahon understands this principal and she'll be a wonderful education secretary and need you to get back to the day where is there is no federal department of education. joey: if the school system is ran effectively, the department of education sends a grant and they implement it and it's the control over the grant and some in california might use for something stupid and one in georgia. as much as i agree with the department of education as it exists needs to go away because that's only a portion of what they do,

display again at that breakfast yesterday and i agree with you, going forward, jd vance is assumed the mantlef the successor of this new movement in america. >> they said that it wasn't a set up yesterday but trump looked happy, to see the vice president, the reason don junior pushed him during the summer to be the running mate is because of stuff like this and we haven't seen it yet. you've got zelenskyy sitting there like this and vance doing the pointing, trump looked pleased just to have a front row seat. rachel: j d vance is a convert to catholicism. these are people that catholics can take so much of the beauty of the church for granted and you see a love and appreciation for his newfound faith, talked about his son getting baptized, how monumental that was, he talked about religious liberty and mentioned all the bad things the last administration did, infiltrating their churches, arresting them, pro-life activists in their homes with guns drawn, their children around crying and wives crying, this was true persecution but he also talked about the christian communities who suffer now, we

establishment republican view on foreign policy and is positioning himself as vice president to take the mantleesident and what you see him doing alongside is attempting to shift the party into the one that he wants to inherit and donald trump's tendencies, his ambitions are to be more engaging and interact with the world a lot more than vance would like to see happen so this is an influence campaign as well as anything else. paul: vladimir putin in the kremlin looks at this and smiles but this doesn't make him more likely to a deal, he's likely to keep moving and demand even more. >> they've demanded more. they are asking for cities that are not in their control right now, i don't think trump would go that far but i think he will probably end up with the territory he controls plus crimea and zelenskyy will have to accept that reality, going forward, vladimir putin will push further into ukraine and there is no evidence that the trump administration is willing to do anything to prevent that happening, trump has a larger view of the world and does not include protecting ukraine or eastern europe

my question to democrats who will take the mantle of your party is not hollywood or nancy pelosi is notey will not have an agenda. the democrats have two problems a donald trump number one he's doing too much too quickly and number two he's not doing enough, pick one. maria: fled the field. >> blame her blame aoc the far left progressive policy is what's happened to the democratic party. maria: the weather a powerful spring storm system burials to the east coast placing 65 million americans in the path of severe weather meteorologist marissa torres with an update. >> a while 24 hours of massive sprawling system we are confirmed tornadoes out of texas yesterday as well as oklahoma and we see the severe thunderstorm warning continue to pop in the southeast, noticing for today we have the threat that three out of five level does extend out of portions of the carolinas into virginia that is the highest risk on the map but noticing anybody highlighted has the potential for the severe thunderstorms where you have the deep red that the highest potential as well for tornadoes that could pop in

will build the ships and put them into enormous bottles on the bottles will go on the white house mantlethe children this is art, not twice. do not touch." at last, trump got to his wrap-up. >> because we are a country of doers, dreamers, fighters, survivors. >> "we are pickers. we are grinners. we are lovers and we are sinners. we're jokers, we're smokers and, occasionally, we're midnight tokers. looking at you, elon. looking at you, elon. take a bow." you too, hegseth. somebody wake up hegseth." so, there you go. another 2 hours we'll never get back. i'd like to apologize to our audience for making them watch it. that's time you could have spent with your family not eating eggs. in the end, trump's first address to congress was much like his first six weeks: filled with useful lies, and applauded by useless idiots. we've got a great live show for you tonight! my guest is former transportation secretary pete buttigieg. but when we come back, it's "meanwhile" baby! and it's live. sot: keyable sponsor bumper and it's live. join us, won't you? allstate first. car insurang duke versus unc.

blagojevich, mell could see a guy that eventually, if he does it right, "i could sort of pass the mantleard." rod was an immediate hit with illinois voters, who sent him first to the state house in 1992 and then to the u.s. congress in 1996. dick mell says, "i can see you being governor." and i gotta be honest, i'm sure if i'm looking at it from dick mell's position, he's saying, "man, if i can elect this guy governor, i can run the whole state." reporter: the campaign for illinois governor has gotten pretty lively. you've got chicago congressman rod blagojevich. what's that name again? -bala-jo-vich. -reporter: bala-jo-vich, huh? -bala-jo-vich. -you sure? positive. tapper: during rod's 2002 governor's campaign, dick mell's membership in the old school chicago elite was a definite bonus, but it was rod's working class bonafides and people skills that did all the rest. coming from the family he did, he had a real working class chip on his shoulder, and his two heroes were elvis and richard nixon, both because they were guys who came from the wrong side of their tracks and fought their way

and he's claiming, claiming the mantle of common sense. but like this issue, 80% of people are with what you and i just said, like women should. biological men shouldn't be 80% popular. and yet that's the one that the senate votes on this week. the democrats, they would not go near that. or they actually said, no, no, no, we're going to stick with what we're doing. stick. it's such a mistake. >> well, and i did feel like democrats kind of centered a little bit on the laken riley act again in 80, 20, if not a 9010 issue, that if somebody is here in this country illegally and commits a crime, they should immediately be deported. so i'm like, no movement there, but this issue is going to be a drag. and by the way, like for the lgbtq community, i'm an ally. i'm sure you are. this is not the issue you need to fight on. 67% of americans want to see more laws to protect anti-discrimination laws against that community, go for issues that actually matter. and by the way, affect. >> all trans people. >> that's how many trans people are elite athlete

but there's something fasting about the rookie allure mickey mantle's working baseball card sold for 12.6 million dollars. so i'm not saying that's how you and i get rich. but if think that the rookies don't don't go for the later years. i wonder how much it would be to invest in by the rookie card for every new player each season. >> and hedge your bets and hope that one of them are a couple of them actually catch like fire. >> for that's not a good investment markets. leading industries figured out how to challenge us a little bit. do these are counted. if the industry's figured out, there's a lot of people are trying to do it now where east be more of heart hobby. so to just enjoy the bubble, gum and keep the cards and count me its own. maybe say worked out was the worst bubble gum to member. hart double down on up. thank you as always. let rob know. we've got his contact information at the bottom. if there's any stories or topics or questions you or topics or questions you want talk about. thanks, ro i don't ever see anyone coming out to maintenance anything, so it's very scary f

the mantle of states rights gave way to the concept of fetal personhood, and suddenly a movement thatof this has been turbocharged. this not only opens the door for every miscarriage in an anti-abortion state to become a potential murder investigation. fetal personhood has also laid the groundwork for a wave of draconian handmaid's tale style laws in anti-abortion states that are specifically designed to reach across state lines to criminalize abortion, even in places where it is still legal. that includes bills that specifically target pregnant women in states like montana for trafficking their own fetus if they cross state lines to obtain a legal abortion. that bill has for now been tabled. there are also strict abortion bans in states like texas and louisiana that are being used to go after doctors in other states. there's also the proposed bill in missouri that would launch a registry of pregnant women who are deemed at risk of having an abortion, and that registry could then be accessed by couples seeking to adopt. obviously, none of this was ever about states rights. it has alwa

and i think that this is what this next year and a half is about is how does he take a mantle of disruptionthat i think is legitimate from american people and execute it? and whether that reality matches up with, i think what the, the, the type of improvement that folks expect. and so he's not actually doing that right now. right. like i don't think what people voted for him. they're thinking about disrupting usaid. right. like and so i don't think that that's happening right now, but i think he does have a little bit of a leeway. >> but that. >> but how does he deal with, you know, the thousands of people have been fired across the federal government. you have a lot of questions, concerns about elon musk's role. even republicans are concerned. first of all, is elon musk going to go? do we know if he's going to go? where will he sit? uh, and secondly, how does trump address doge? >> we don't know if he's going to go, but if i were a betting man, which i'm not, um, i would guess that he'll be in the first lady's box. i mean, rush limbaugh was in the first lady's box. >> yeah, that was anothe

this is no surprise since the administration has instead prioritized his mantle and the federal government by gutting agencies and firing federal employees and congressional republicans have silently watched from the sidelines. and we know elon musk is salivating over the prospect of steering bead dollars to his companies. just yesterday the wall street journal reported musk's spacex and starlink would receive up to $20 billion worth under new plans being developed inside the commerce department. musk is a grifter and republicans are going to just stand by and watch. many of the changes our colleagues have digested can be done without delays or mandates, loosening funding requirements they don't like, while misguided, does not require states to go back to the drawing board. the proposals we see at the department of congress however are like shackles on broadband providers in louisiana, nevada, and delaware, who need only basic administrative approvals to begin their work in as little as six weeks. instead companies are sitting on tons of high with a labor force questioning if there will be

. >> the mantle of leader of the. >> free world. >> it doesn't mean that. america has to. the u.s.express a view that is consistent with. >> our. >> role in supporting. >> democracy around the world. >> that is not. >> happening because they don't want as yet to contradict this president. but this can't go on. not if we have any hope, frankly, of maintaining any trust with our allies. >> senator. >> let's turn to some domestic issues now, and. particularly the work of. elon musk and doge. >> there have been a couple federal judicial rulings. >> that. >> have thrown. >> that have. >> put the brakes on some of what he's trying. >> to do, but he and the office. >> of personnel. >> management are planning. >> for mass, widespread layoffs, federal government employee cuts in the middle of march, just a couple of weeks from now. give us your assessment as to what that. >> would mean. >> not just. >> for the government. >> but for your constituents. >> well, if they're. >> able. >> to go forward with. >> this continuing agenda of slashing the government and slashing benefits primarily to

other work that we've been supporting the ag through last year that the board may want to take up the mantle on and continue. >> yeah. >> and this is not like i mean this is your reporting on what we've been doing like business as usual i'm more so saying like the board also has to help give you those like kind of like guide you in like what kind of data that we are looking for, you know? so thank you. >> thank you. >> and if i'm understanding you member for mongo it's actually breaking down the misconduct allegations and how they follow and maybe how we prevent even the complaints and if there are things that could be addressed early on. >> yeah, i mean misconduct also has to do with like policy changes and like policy recommendations. but i know that like also involves like maybe like more deeper dive with the inspector general but maybe just like it's not just about the misconduct but maybe like okay maybe that's appendix for like we just have that for for our future slides but we focus like i would love to spend our majority of our time really diving in until like things that we can actu

this is no surprise since the administration has instead prioritized his mantle and the federal governmentby gutting agencies and firing federal employees and congressional republicans have silently watched from the sidelines. and we know elon musk is salivating over the prospect of steering bead dollars to his companies. just yesterday the wall street journal reported musk's spacex and starlink would receive up to $20 billion worth under new plans being developed inside the commerce department. musk is a grifter and republicans are going to just stand by and watch. many of the changes our colleagues have digested can be done without delays or mandates, loosening funding requirements they don't like, while misguided, does not require states to go back to the drawing board. the proposals we see at the department of congress however are like shackles on broadband providers in louisiana, nevada, and delaware, who need only basic administrative approvals to begin their work in as little as six weeks. instead companies are sitting on tons of high with a labor force questioning if there will be

of discussion a little bit more 2 or 3 years ago maybe it's curious to see who would take up the mantle on this issue and see where it went. so i appreciate it. you know, i think that the staff modification needs to the legislation do make a lot of good changes to this, you know, ensuring that this really is just about replacement windows i think is a good modification. there's a risk of potentially this going quite a bit farther with the openings in the building prior to that or changes in size of windows. >> uh, i also appreciate that there are historic building protections built into but the original legislation and then also the department's recommendations and modifications for aligning with our operative planning code definitions of historic buildings. so i'm glad to see that there are still protections for restored buildings. i agree in principle with the idea that we should be diversifying the allowable materials for such an important opening in the building. you know even it's the place where the building's building envelope loses so much of its heat and uh, i do generally supp