and mara liasson and both are fox news contributors.agree president biden is too insulated from the press and that this surrenders his ability to sell his message? >> absolutely agree, howie. i think one of the things that has hurt the democratic efforts in terms of writing the ship in the poll numbers we have seen to this point is the fact that joe biden seems to be very much awol, the common image people have of him at the moment is walking away from a podium turning his back on reporters and taking no questions and while we don't need to see the level of activity and engagement with the news media that we saw under the last administration, which was combative and nonstop and i think were people out, i think biden is hurting, not just his own poll numbers but those of his party when it comes to making the case to the american people that things are on the right track, that things are coming back. you won't be able to get that with just a brief phone call to al rocher on a thanksgiving day parade. howard: i have been touting this for a

mara, your remarkably brave to talk publicly. about your reaction to the sentence of probation. how did you respond in the courtroom? >> i was so disappointed to hear the word "probation." i fully expected to watch him taken out in handcuffs. i was so disappointed in judge murphy that he made that decision. amy: what did you do? >> i started crying. the tears started pouring out. i was shaking. i was so furious and disgusted. i cannot even control my own emotions. i got sick to my stomach. juan: mara, belter apologized to you and his three other victims in court but you said is response sound robotic and like someone else had written it for him. your thoughts again about his apology? >> absolutely. he did not mean a word coming out of his mouth. he was doing what was in his best interest. the judge completely fell for it. amy: i mean come to understand, you are 16 years old. this was a few years ago. you had gone to christopher belter's house because you're friends with his sister and you were sleeping over say could go with her

joining us to discuss the ruling and what it means is order tomorrow -- gordon mara on the right and former dean of usf lot john trivino -- usf law john trivino in the middle. san francisco superior court ethan shulman rolled today on the lowell alumni association and the asian american legal association, ruling that the boards decision to go with law w -- lottery violated the law. what does that mean? >> judge sean mcvay very -- made very clear that under our constitution, public agencies have to do work in public not in secret. he found the board violated this important principle. and said, you cannot change an admissions policy and not tell people what you will do. that is what occurred last year when the board abruptly changed the law -- loud -- and long -- lowell admission policy to make it where you get based -- get in based on your lottery number. that position is unfounded under the law. the court correctly said that the school cannot do that. so, the court rescinded that policy. >> what does that mean for the next school year? i assume the admissions process is happening now

without further ado please welcome emma goldberg and mara gay to the stage. . >> hi everybody.y enough to be a colleague of emma goldberg and a dear friend. i am so proud she is here at the hometown bookstore to talk about her first book with you life on the line i want to dive right in because she is the star. so bear with me this is my first time moderating anything. so apologies in advance. and so excited for you. can you just start by telling us a little bit about the subject matter? your book is among the first to be published anywhere about new york's first wave of covid which is brutal family have a hard time reading about the pandemic especially here in new york city. so why do you think it's important to keep writing and talking about front-line communities and what we saw here in new york last year? and with those primaries coming up and then to have done so much with the pandemic and that's a really great question and an interesting place to start because i have heard from some people how it's a little too soon to this talk about the stories that have come out over t

mara liasson national correspondent and byron york. welcome to all of you.f. >> well, they are not good for joe biden. it is at once pathetic and calamitous. there is the midas touch. this is a family show so i won't say what biden's touch turns into. but let's say mud. but, whether you are talking about afghanistan or energy or the border or any number of things, it's just been totally incompetent. and the american people, you know, want to know where relief is and he is talking in these abstractions about all these forces allied against him. more sinned against than sinning. he's the guy who is responsible now. he's the guy who is going to bring us together. one last point. this was lunch bucket joe, remember? the guy who connects with people across the kitchen table? he's not connecting with people across the kitchen table or anywhere else. >> mike: so, here in 50/50 split, washington in terms of the united states senate, we're always looking to see what joe manchin is saying about any given issue. let's put this joe manchin tweet up on the screen. he say

mara liasson national public radio. it seemed like this was building throughout the day. obviously a lot of people saying something has to happen. cnn has done something as they investigate further. >> yep, as they investigate further and, look, he always was in a difficult position. his brother was the governor of new york. that makes it even more important to have really strong firewalls between a journalist cuomo and elected official cuomo and cnn is going to have to finish this investigation and decide what to do. >> bret: katie, what he said publicly, chris cuomo, is not what was seen privately in those texts and emails. >> yeah, bret. this is something that we knew months and months ago over the summer. it was obvious that chris cuomo was writing and approving statements for the governor's office that were then officially posted on the new york state's official government website. it wasn't a matter of just family dealings. it was a matter chris cuomo being an adviser to his brother while also claiming to be a jou

bring in our panel bill mcgurn, mara liasson, and ben domenech, publisher much the federalist.loor unless she has the votes. >> that's right. she doesn't have the votes so it's not going on the floor. and moderates don't want to go with the build back better bill. they do want the infrastructure passed. >> this is the mess they found themselves in before the virginia election. there seems to be a consensus forming that it would have helped, maybe nod made the difference but it would have helped if terry mcauliffe had been able to campaign on the infrastructure bill, the hard infrastructure roads and bridges bill. so they don't have it yet. i think at this point joe manchin gets to dictate the schedule. >> bret: ben, how does this get easier instead of harder after virginia and what we saw in new jersey and around the country? >> well, it doesn't, bret. i mean, at a certain point, you are running out of legislative days. you are running into all matter of scheduling issues as we head to the holidays. and i think that, you know, the big mistake that nancy pelosi made earlier in t

so mara, what's the mood like? what's the feeling like in waukesha? how are folks doing there? >> well, garrett, as you can imagine this is an incredibly difficult day for residents here. this is supposed to be a joyous celebration, a start to the holiday season. this parade is a decades long tradition here in the suburb of milwaukee and yesterday was just met with that tragedy. the videos we've been seeing incredibly disturbing. the parade route was full of people excited to get back to it after last year was canceled due to covid. it went down main street of waukesha. i want to show you a map because this is what's interesting when thinking about how this suv ended up on the parade route, the suspect might have been fleeing an incident involving a knife fight in a park. i will let tom get more into the investigation details, but witnesses telling nbc that they saw the red suv flying down the parade route 40 to 50 miles an hour. there are parallel streets next to the parade route that he could have been taking whether he was fleeing or not. and hitting so many people in his wa

>> first of all i want to say am so grateful i was in conversation with mara. covering the new york city primaries coming up. i'm grateful that we get to steal her away for a night and so much essential coverage of the pandemic. another really great question and a place to start. i definitely have heard from some people that the book is come out, isn't it a little too soon to process or read or s tak about the stories that it come out? over the last year? and first of all i am hoping the book is just a snapshot of one momentop in time, awards, crisi, that is very much ongoing. around the world and also in the u.s. particularly in communities where you have been able to access or having gotten a vaccine. this is a crisis ongoing in the book is just a time capsule of some of the early weeks here in new york city. to me it was a really powerful story to tell in a powerful way to zoom in on that particular moment in time. the early weeks of the pandemic in newark were eerily a frightening time for a lot of different reasons. first of all the streets were very much

mara, this is close heading in.lose, glenn youngkin closed the gap. this on this election day, how much is this about biden and trump as politico suggests? >> we have seen races get more and more nationalized over time. certainly terry mcauliffe tried to make this race about trump, tying glenn youngkin to trump. and youngkin made sure that he kept a careful distance from trump without alienating trump's maga base. so, yes, i think that, you know, national figures really did loom over this race. and one of the problems with virginia, off year elections is they generally are over analyzed. but they are also like a canary in a coal mine and a lot of times they have been a preview of how the party in power does in the next midterms. >> bret: you know, we are seeing voter analysis, bill, early delay youngkin kin is doing pretty well with trump voters very or somewhat favorable view of the former president trump is he getting. 6 out of 10 of somewhat unfavorable view of the former president. seems like he has walked. tipt

blanca: cruzÓ la frontera con sus cuatro hijas, huyendo de las "maras" en su paÍs. >> me podÍa presentar quiera agilizar con la polÍtica del llamado "proceso judicial acelerado". >> muchas de las personas que entraron en este proceso han recibido Órdenes de deportaciÓn en ausencia y esto es el gran problema, porque una orden de deportaciÓn en ausencia es muy difÍcil de litigar luego de que es emitida. blanca: para muchos abogados, el gobierno de biden intenta detener la inmigraciÓn, enviando el mensaje a los inmigrantes de que sus casos se resolverÁn rÁpido y no permanecerÁn mÁs tiempo en el paÍs. 1 millÓn 400.000 casos de inmigraciÓn estÁn acumulados en las cortes. >> esto es una forma mÁs elegante de decir que queremos acelerar los procesos de deportaciÓn. blanca: hasta mediados de septiembre 16.000 casos fueron revisados por esta polÍtico. sin embargo, sobre cuantos fueron deportados. fÉlix: la aerolÍnea subway airlines ofrece una promociÓn de millas de viajes a operativos que trabajen en turnos que cumplan los requisitos entre el 15 de noviembre y el 14 de enero. la inflaciÓn que suf

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mara liasson national political correspondent "national public radio" and bill mcgurn columnist for thewrence, great to have new studio. >> thank you, great to have you. >> bret: getting slowly but surely back to the panel here. press conference, unusual. >> unusual. but, you know what? presidents make up their own rules and donald trump did it the way he wants. to say. >> and they have had to clean up a little bit some of what the president said. >> they often have to clean up after him. but i don't know if having a press conference would make that any different. he has had one. he should have more. look, the press corps wants him to do more. he is going to decide what he wants. i don't think the american people really care one way or the other. >> bret: what about those numbers? >> the numbers are just terrible. what's interesting is i don't know whether people have just soured.if you don't like what ty is doing of course you don't like what he is doing on the economy or covid you will not separate those things out. the specific items of a president's agenda are only as popular as he

. >> all right, mara joins me now, and my dear friend, mara, this is hard. did mr.ikole hannah-jones and talking about the history of black children. as a black mother, i feel so much empathy for his mother. his family did visit with him today, but they told me they were denied a contact visit, meaning they were not allowed to touch him. they had the visit through the glass as they were to have a standard visit, even though it is very possible that is going to be their last time seeing him alive ever. and he told me that the last time he ever touched his mother was when he hugged her during the trial in 1999. his mother has not hugged her son for 22 years. she went there today to hold him in her arms for one final time, and she was denied even that dignity. it is inhumane the way this is being managed, and the governor still has not said a word about his own parole board's recommendation to commute this death sentence. >> it's shocking to me that this is -- well, it's not shocking actually. this is exactly what we should expect because this is what we have done in t

there's 5000 mara main street in 2001 another severe drill, threatening the fish with the government shuttle, the water, thousands of farmers pack the street to plant falls symbolically moving water into the irrigation canals. will cause it to where sun, john and van to his grandson game. they called it the bucket brigade generation. i was in 7th grade. everybody was there. we were united as tensions rose, members of the claim of tribes based harassment in town. under pressure, federal officials turned the water back on later that summer. federal government came and gave us our water at the victory for farmers was a disaster downstream. $34000.00 sam and washed a short dead taking water from the lake during a severe drought at unleashed an epidemic of fish disease. it devastated the york tribe, which has subsisted on sabbath for thousands of years. i remember smell. just the smell of genocide is our best way to describe it because is now so much death in these places that offer nothing but by forgiving opportunities. ah, today the tribe estimates at less than 5 percent of the salmon

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we're going to fly in the narrative, as well as industry ah. turning to me and mara, now it's been 9 months since that military coup, the one that ousted the democratically elected on songs to cheat. nick moore has been following developments. nick, the journalist arrested there. the news outlets band, where to those legal cases stand that media cracked on was to via at least 5 news outlets were banned. more than 125 journalists arrested, 47 of whom are still behind bars. now those cases are making their way through the courts military courts and the sentencing has been cause for alarm. starting with journalist men, y'all from the democratic force of burma. he got sentenced to 3 years in prison for quote, criminal mutiny and char d b reporter, and those are a freelancer for museum on use. they both got 2 years in prison. and then there's the american journalist danny fence. the who works for frontier me and 5 months ago he was arrested while trying to leave the country. last week, he was sentenced to 11 years in prison for supposedly punishing fake news and an unlawful association wi

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so came out from all the provinces, boshra a mara, yala. they were citizens asking for their rights on yesterday. a catastrophe happened. god is here as mock, mood underwater has more from baghdad. funeral procession was held for those who were killed and fridays clashes between protest, toes, and security forces at near above dad's green zone. now these protested his who have been occupying this area for the 3rd week. now the supporters of the previously dominant political parties that lost in the october legislative elections. now, these protest has say they are trying to put pressure on the electoral commission on the government to hold a manual recount of old the votes. now, the electorate commission, on the other hand, says it has conducted at manual recount of about 25 percent of the votes that included the disputed ballot stations. but the results, according to the electoral commission, that is, it's our identical. there are not any different from the previous reserves. now these protests to include many military individuals belongin

stages of his professional career of his life, the good diego matter doner and the not so good a diego mara doner. it's represented here because one of the many, many artists around at argentina here in one o cyrus, who one? well, the other, i'm remembering the number 10 a year after his death. there are murals all over the city are all over the country . rarely, i was looking at a map a little while ago on instagram of the number of places around what size you can go and see out the murals at some still being painted or in that room in remembrance of diego marijuana. daniel, perhaps inevitably there a fee, yet more controversies and allegations swelling around the name of marathoner in the last few days. how is that squared the celebration of his life and career as a footballer? well i think it's squared very much in his death in the way it was during his life . there were those who loved him for what he could do on the pitch. and there were those who would criticize him and highlight some of his behavior off the page, his relationship with women, including his own wife. i mean, i think th

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and mara has delayed the verdict and the trial of our leader answered she until next week. so she is facing charges of incitement and violating current virus restrictions. she was detained in february when the military seized power florence louis has more on the trial. a source has confirmed that the court in navy door has deferred the verdicts till next monday, but there wasn't a reason given as to why the voted has been deferred. non political analysts and observers outspoken to say they wouldn't have been surprised if santucci had been found guilty. many say the military still fear how popular almost on suit she is. she had in the last 2 general elections led her party, the national league for democracy to huge victories. and they wouldn't be surprised if she had been found guilty. and also given a prison sentence, or the very likely she would have been allowed to serve that under house arrest as previous military governments had done. now, few people believe on santucci has been given a fair trial. she and her co defendants have had very limited access to the defense la

the same sets of rules could be used by a state enormously malicious mara. this is not about curtailing free speech issues about releasing pre spencer speech from the powers of the new media oligarchy. ah, good morning. just go 9 o'clock in moscow. you're watching artie international. now more countries are closing their board is i the fear surrounding the new caved variant, omicron, u. k. the u and the us of all imposed travel bands on sudden african countries where the mutation was 1st found. meanwhile, scientists are rushing to adapt existing vaccines to fight the new strain which is yet to be fully studied. although the world health organization does say, potentially, it poses a very high risk globally. we should a need and either wake up gordon. we should all be wide awake to the threat of this virus. but ami chrome is very emergencies. another reminder that all so many of us might think we're done with corbett 19. it's not done with us. well, it's all hands on deck across the world at the moment we're seeing vaccine producers manufacturer is looking to

more recently, and mara ah, and moving further south toward toward addis, the people who suffer are the people and we have to make sure that they are getting the assistance they need and that the fighting ceases. and the, the talking starts a corresponding catherine. so i was at that news conference in nairobi, his mo, from her secretary, blinkin, met the president, our idea today, and they discussed or know what more can be done, this f, what's going on. and if you, if you're being led by the african union, a former nigerian president, unless a good, a bassinger has been talking to both sides of the conflict publicly at least. and they say that they have no appetite for an outright conflict. but beyond that, we are not seeing any commitments being made for a cease fire or for talk. so i did off our secretary lincoln, that beyond this diplomatic talk that we're hearing, what else can be done to put pressure on these 2 groups to assign a foresees fire or talks. both sides are still being accused of human rights abuses the un. and if your peers are human rights commission, i would say tha

running against routing party candidate areas, fuhrer and his top rival opposition party candidate z, a mara, castro. chillies. elections this weekend may dramatically change the south american countries political landscape. new and young faces are leading poles at the expense of traditional parties, and that's energizing chileans who usually don't bother to vote or latin america editing to see a newman report on the capital. in district 8, a working class area of santiago, young men and women, carry their political weapons to my poor plaza to launch their latest campaign for sundays. general elections. these letters, spell corrupt the word frequently used to describe all to many chilion politicians and public servants. oh, that's the message and says said label a 29 year old independent congressional candidate. i mean, if i went back looking over my main sponsor to young people between 18 and 25, they gathered the 2007 of the teachers and maybe to run for congress as the only independent candidate in the metropolitan area. it was an uphill battle leave was allocated time for free television

football fans around the world are paying tribute to diego mara donna, a year after his death. thousands of people gathered outside the stadium that bears his name in the italian city of naples. meanwhile, in his native argentina, players from his former to him and their opponents came together for a special tribute. daniel shanda reports now formed when his iris, awe availed of the 1st anniversary of his death on the walls of the diego madonna stadium boulevard containers juniors where the player began his professional football career as a precocious talent just before his 16th birthday. her mother silky at a law was one of the collective art, is determined that madonna's legacy should live on both in his art and in his studio. when he's collections constitute a sanctuary to the man known effectually as simply diego or number 10 to amazon. gregorio, gartner, fossil, i thought a good one of if we take a tour of my stood you, you'll see nothing that says diego, forever, or he died on such and such date, because here diego is still alive, diego, as breathing through. that's what i feel in

fighting between the government and rebels. escalades the rebels from t gr i have pushed him to be a mara and a far regions and down a major road running to the capital of us to ryan rivals, took control of the towns of their st. can vulture. earlier this month, come, vulture sits on a supply line linking the land locked nation to the port city of djibouti. well, last week the rebels claim to have captured that show row bait, which is about 200 kilometers from the capital journalist that samuel get a chew is following developments from i this up about well, a to the spokesperson of the ethiopian government. they know for convocation services, you're not, the seller said the prime minister in the bottle ground, giving leadership, and really fighting for the survival. he said, you're, there are many people that are joining the call for the prime minister following in his footsteps, including a long p n. i like a rest. and last, a successful businessman and i d, self us were last part of the enders who in 2 mckelly just before the conflicts begun. seeing if this can be resolved in a more pea

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more recently in a mara ah, and moving further south toward toward addis. the people who suffer are the people and we have to make sure that they are getting the assistance they need and that the fighting ceases. and the, the talking starts at samuel get a chosen independent journalist in addis ababa, who's told us there's been little movement between warring parties towards the sci fi. there doesn't seem to be any interest from both sides. the job down side hasn't tested the t p and left as it turns programs ation. it's like asking the u. s. administration to have a talk with the taliban in afghanistan perhaps but. 1 from the t p and upside, they said that they're there, they're coming to the sub or whether they're looking for a change of government, maybe a transition government or some sort. but the prime minister that says, think his government is the one that was elected recently. and he is the leader and the people have spoken, but that's come to us. the prime minister of medicine continue to take phone calls from trinity nation was sent to me from th

ah t gray of course, but also people in a mara, a moros, others. ah. and ultimately, to negotiate a durable political resolution to the differences that, that have emerged over the last year. i believe that that is still not only possible but necessary. and i can tell you the, the united states is some working very hard to support all of the efforts that are trying to move ethiopia in that direction. first for the garbage. you had a question about normalizing were syria at that position has been very clear. we see that normalizing or with the regime is not a step that we are thinking of for considering are now. and we believe that in political as long as vision, although they're in a peaceful way with this part of the security council resolution 2254. but regarding other countries in the region, trying to re engage and integrate syria. it's of course they are making better decisions based on their own assessments and their own concern. and this is their sovereign rights. we cannot are criticized we. it's will be a wish from thinking to have all the cou

had at the beginning of the war, particularly the missiles which they hit the era trend cap of glass mara and some other targets, and those we haven't heard about. and i think it was because the drones took them out. they've also been used a gates, a particular military targets, some of the leadership of the team grants. and some of the generals have been attacked, and i think the 3rd thing that is useful is for trying to observe what is going on . a lot of the fight is done in very dense mountains. rugged areas are very hard to see what's going on from the drones ideal to that. whether the on the flip side, martin, whether the to grinds, get their fire power from an early against i spoke to today was making the point that so much of that northern part of ethiopia is sealed off as other countries obviously concerned about the conflict spilling into their borders, so who's on the, to grants them the fear appears through the weapons that they take brands capture there is no. busy way that you can get heavy weaponry through to grade. it is completely sealed off in the north by their trends a

at the beginning of the war. particularly the missiles, which they hit, the era trend, cap of glass mara and some other targets. and those we haven't heard about, and i think it was because the drones took them out. they've also been used a gates, a particular military targets, some of the leadership of the team grants. and some of the generals have been attacked. and i think the 3rd thing that is used for is for trying to observe what is going on. a lot of the fighting is done in very dense mountains. rugged areas are very hard to see what's going on from the air, drones ideal to that. the grade levels of course began their advance from their home areas late last year in the north, 1st taking control of empower and afar, excuse me, and then a major road which runs south to the capitol at a sound without the strategically important towns of the sea and culture also fell earlier this month. and then last week you can add, show it to that as well. independent journalist. some you'll get your has one according to the job and spokesperson at the prime minister, still in the battle ground. he

the same sets of rules could be used by a states that enormously malicious mara. this is not about contain free speech issues about releasing pre spin speech from the powers of the new media oligarchs. ah, oh, hello. good afternoon, 2 and 3 pm here at moscow. my name's kevin o, in live, my will. do's, h q. gov, our latest for you, a lot to tell you about the next 30 minutes. first, often news in the origins and timing of this latest cove at varian are in question . today of the dutch health officials said it all mc cron was detected in the netherlands before it was reported in south africa. it's unclear so far. if the said people visited the region, but they could also mean there are many more cases around the world. let's try gap speed to this. we're gonna talk to paul. a slayer is in cape town, south africa, and peter oliver in berlin or europe. correspondent peter, i'll come to you 1st. if i can ask for more about this announcement in from the netherlands and the curious twist is taken. yes, that's right. it relates to 2 separate tests that were taken in the ne

city of marin, who these began their push to take control of the oil rich province. 2 months ago. mara is the last strong old of the internationally recognized government. the not in the united nation special envoy for sedan says mass protests against the country's military takeover. more than a week ago, a working tens of thousands of people have been rallying at least 11 have been killed and more than a 100 injured. next to me to seen the mos demonstrations on special support stillbirth. and we have no way here to not to measure as soft stations account number can tow media efforts or games go in. there is a lot of sharpening between general come on climate residence and other places where other officials are located. but counting is on the way for south africa as local elections. early report show a low turnout for monday's poll is expected to be the toughest contest yet for the ruling african national congress party. some predictions suggest the agency will win less than half of the vote and may lose control of some of the country's largest regions in facing growing discontent, of

member of the "new york times" editorial board, mara gaye is with us this morning. former president trump is rolling out endorsements in an effort to unseat republican lawmakers who voted for his impeachment or supported the bipartisan infrastructure bill. in west virginia, trump endorsed gop congressman alex mooney, who voiced opposition to both the bipartisan infrastructure bill and the creation of the house select committee to investigate january 6th. in michigan, he's endorsed former housing and urban development official, gibbs, running against peter meijer. over the weekend, trump called for primary challenges against several other republicans he referred to as sellouts and, quote, known losers. >> wow. >> yeah. as trump does trump. >> well, i was just going to say though, you know, mara democrats, if you look at the latest poll numbers, they're doing absolutely dreadful against republicans. not only if you look at the generics, issue after issue after issue. this republican party, kind of like donald trump, if they behaved sane and rational, probably would be

mara. >> rev, i am so glad to see you. it's nice to see you here.. what do you take away from this, are we going to see a shift in strategy? what works here moving forward that you may take to other cases that you are often involved in these high profile cases. was there something different here or is there a greater take away about what is possible in rural communities in which you have a majority of white jurors judging these cases, what is this take away and is this going to mark a change in strategy or is this a vindication of some of the work that you and others have been involved in for decades now. >> it would not have happened without this video. the local prosecutor, jackie johnson refused to arrest these three and she's now in charge facing jail time for interfering with this case. it took 73, 74 days for these folks to be arrested. when these prosecutors came in they state right on the law and did not allow the defense to abate their consultations and the family took a high tone they have us coming in as ministers and they told us to be s

question is, do you advise making a crypto currency such as image tr, the 19 and it mining companies and mara and the volatility. [inaudible]. >> will this is your area of expertise and i will tell you how i will real quick because i don't understand crypto like she does but i have been training and those on my training service. we do own riot right now, but they have been training names for me as i tried to learn it because i'm at the point that the typical technical analysis i don't know about big point after it hit in the pull back in soto i will buy at probably three times higher. >> i'm a little bit different, i'm on for dear life type of person, do not trade and i don't think that way so when you're really asking, ways to get exposed to crypto, so this best way would you can open them of all it and you would on the bitcoin order all coins directly in your name and you hold it to order you alluded to another thing that you can buy in your broker's account if they're work on the both of these a lot of people do not want to go through the hassle of opening of an apology would owners and it

if it's okay, i want to bring a muffet a mara, i here to put you making a rough, but i want to leave that matter tomorrow because he's heading on something that has an end. i think that you're going in the same direction, which is the 1st, the 3rd well cup in the middle east. hey, that is exceptional. are we missing that story? here's my food. when you hear the end of the video, please response is going to be also an occasion for communities while living here in car, or to see great. and there are versity to see river identity and also to know what to support the national teams who are going to come here and cut off from a stop. this event actually for a party is for the whole region. and this is really, i would be an interesting, you know, i call them fortunately to see brave. yeah, i think he's absolutely spot on. i think this is a torment that needs to happen in terms of it not only being organized by fi for but it being a game that will be broadcasted internationally on our football needs this. we have a lot of talented players across the arab world and we need the, the game to b

you will find is cheney at mara lago before you find president biden sitting down with anyone and like that is so many jen psaki statement lately the notion the president is held accountable, poll numbers are in freefall, the best unintentional comedy out there. >> >> it is not because, isn't better job but racism and sexism. watch this. >> it is easier and harsher from some in the right wing, the first woman of color. >> it is about low poll numbers. >> they rejected kamala harris when she was running for president. the numbers are more about misogynistic republicans. gender and race has 0 to do with the mounting criticism. look at the way americans don't find her authentic. the third of the country approves of her in the time it takes to play hockey season with playoffs. and her handlers are petrified to allow her to speak outside teleprompter. the white house knows what is coming in the midterms. the end of democratic control of the house, the senate and biden/harris may not be the ticket in 2024. harley, still in hollywood. great weekend in south florida. carley: i wish. i will be