here's larry wilmore in "jerry & marge go large."shares, we'll have more capital to invest >> go big or go home >> then we'll split the profits with the shareholders. >> everybody rides >> will you stop talking like that >> sorry, i'm just really into it >> she's really into it. because she knows it'll work >> house always wins >> stop it you really think people will come in on this? >> yep you did. >> yeah, but i'm a depressed widower with nothing to live for. >> you want to buy more shares then >> yes [ laughter ] >> jimmy: larry wilmore, everybody! "jerry & marge go large" premieres this friday on paramount plus thank you for making us laugh. i appreciate it, buddy good to see you. muna performs after the break. stick around [ cheers and applause stick around [ cheers and applause ♪ in stock. blendjet 2 gives you ice-crushing, big blender power on-the-go. so you can blend up a mouthwatering smoothie, protein shake, or latte wherever you are! recharge quickly with any usb port. best of all, it even cleans itself! just blend water w

. >> what did you drink, marge? yeah. >> marge. >> marge. >> marge's car. a mondeo, but she was always behind it. >> behind the >> squeezed in behind the steering it was like steering wheel. it was like an episode of league episode of the league of gentlemen when marge and her mom jabs or whatever it was called. yeah. marge's cars . i don't yeah. marge's cars. i don't think she. she's no longer with us. marge? yeah, us. isn't marge? no, but. yeah, well , what a us. isn't marge? no, but. yeah, well, what a legend, marge. >> marge in her mondeo. i've got a vision. >> she a old devil . >> she was a grumpy old devil. was marge, was she? but you know, she got you there. >> did you give her trouble? did you her lip? you give her lip? >> wouldn't dare. 0h, >> no, you wouldn't dare. oh, you dare. you know, you wouldn't dare. you know, i bet someone like that you wouldn't dare. you know, i beyour someone like that you wouldn't dare. you know, i beyour community. zone like that you wouldn't dare. you know, i beyour community. you like that you wouldn't dare. you know

"i'm pretty sure it's marge simpson, though.ghly topical!" >> seth: it was rumored -- [ laughter ] it was rumored harry styles spit on chris pine. >> oh, boy [ laughter ] "you hear about this even more topical, harry hamlin - [ laughter ] >> seth: harry hamlin? >> yeah, harry hamlin. you know the guy with the nice hair >> seth: yeah, from "l.a. law. >> yeah -- well, of course from "l.a. law. >> seth: yeah. >> where do you think he's from? "st. elsewhere?" [ laughter ] he split a tree in half with his head, pine tree. [ laughter ] >> seth: no. harry styles spit on chris pine. >> "no i'm pretty sure it was the other way, seth. i can't even get that high anymore. i'm so old >> seth: yeah, that part of your voice is gone. yeah, thank you for stopping by, anthony crispino it was great to see you. >> thank you for having me [ cheers and applause >> seth: you're also - >> that was -- that was truly fun and cathartic. thank you for that >> seth: it was great to do. i mean, we -- it was a -- it was always a very fun time with you out the

she's week called marge is probably waher 80s. hello, marge. marge. in her 80s. hello, marge.ked the birthday when she walked in the store her. and store because they know her. and that's what you're going to lose. to lose the lose. you're to going lose the only they have with a only thread they have with a community. i just think it's community. and i just think it's , humanity. , you know, it's humanity. >> know . retain >> yeah, i know. retain humanity, right? >> yeah, i know. retain humanity, right ? prince >> yeah, i know. retain humanity, right? prince harry wrote in the article , grown up, wrote in the article, grown up, theatrical, grown . all i have to say. >> do you know what? >> do you know what? >> i can't help playing the victim again . victim again. >> and this guy is obviously trying to justify his netflix contract thinking, what contract and he's thinking, what can oh, i'll moan bit can i do? oh, i'll moan a bit about how i never got looked after when i came back from afghanistan media afghanistan and how the media because have to have because you always have t

host: thanks, marge. guest: the good news is they do come into the market, when they are allowed to come into the market, we have a success story. our prices do go down and our prices do become very similar to what other countries pay. i >> this is being hosted by the bipartisan policy center. >> the bipartisan policy center does extensive work tracking the money and they put out their projections saying the u.s. could be unable to pay its bills within weeks. >> if we reach that point it would be unprecedented. we have never been at a place where we are failing to meet our obligations. >> we do not know what a world would look like where the bulwark of the world financial system is failing to meet its obligations. >> the bipartisan public policy center says a disaster. >> if there is a delay we could be facing a significant fundamental economic downturn. >> according to the latest projections from a think tank called the bipartisan policy sector, do you have a drum roll for me, the u.s. could default on i

host: thanks, marge. guest: the good news is they do come into the market, when they are allowed to come into the market, we have a success story. our prices do go down and our prices do become very similar to what other countries pay. i >> this is being hosted by the bipartisan policy center. >> the bipartisan policy center does extensive work tracking the money and they put out their projections saying the u.s. could be unable to pay its bills within weeks. >> if we reach that point it would be unprecedented. we have never been at a place where we are failing to meet our obligations. >> we do not know what a world would look like where the bulwark of the world financial system is failing to meet its obligations. >> the bipartisan public policy center says a disaster. >> if there is a delay we could be facing a significant fundamental economic downturn. >> according to the latest projections from a think tank called the bipartisan policy sector, do you have a drum roll for me, the u.s. could default on i

as marge simpson. [ laughter ] look at these.ble we've gotten too good at halloween? where do we go from here? what happened to those plastic masks with the elastic stapled to the ears? [ laughter ] then one of the staples would come off and you'd be holding the thing -- do you know those supermarket costumes that said, “my parents don't care at all"? [ applause ] i don't know if they make those anymore. those of you who make a point to watch fox news know that this was the most dangerous halloween in american history, because dangerous immigrants are filling our children's bags with fentanyl. >> the fentanyl crisis continuing to devastate families across america. now it could be showing up in your kid's halloween candy bag in. >> america parents have to worry about kids' halloween candy because of joe biden's border crisis. >> what about fentanyl? halloween's around the corner. >> colored fentanyl is being used to target children, telling parents to warn their kids ahead of halloween. >> fentanyl designed to look like candy. hal

. >> it all starts with a marg. >> can't go wrong there. >> it could be a tag line everybody where. really appreciate it today. >> hey, thanks for having me on the show, and next time i'll bring some marg's for you guys in the studio. >> might give "power lunch" a little extra power. kevin hochman from brinker, thank you. >>> ahead on "power lunch," the latest on tropical storm hilary that is no longer a tropical storm. it has battered california. it's moving on to nevada, maybe the upper west as well. we'll take a look at the damage and the impact so far. >>> plus, as worsening natural disasters bring more attention to global warning -- warming, more investors are looking to invest in companies aiming to lower emissions. we'll take a look at one such firm that wants to literally suck up the carbon. we'll be right back. mlb chooses t-mobile for business for 5g solutions... ...to not only enhance the fan experience, but to advance how the game is played. now's the time to see what america's largest 5g network can do for your business. your record label is taking off. but so is your s

host: march -- marge is in vincent town. guest: -- caller: why did it take so long for the price to be effective and people are waiting so long for these drugs. they cannot afford it and i have a friend who is in such bad shape financially and it is so wrong that it should take -- press sec. jean-pierre: the president went to fema to think the workers there and there walk that hard work over not just this past couple days --

well, this is how marge taylor green will turn out and say oh, this corrupt ukraine, oh, oh, how bade constantly saying this, what is it to us, colleagues, finance jackfruit today a i inform you that the united states has concluded agreements with bulgaria and south korea to increase the supply of 155 mm ammunition for the offensive against ukraine. the united states is currently still negotiating with japan on this issue. well, at least to increase the production of these shells they do not name the exact number, but they say that they want to increase such production by more than three times. i would also like to remind you that the european union on its territory has also agreed for a long time and financially, including the production of providing us with several programs let's say so according to the number of shells, and for now. for now, we are talking about an intermediate moment in which cluster ammunition is actually very helpful to us from the states. i am interested in the following , when we receive a sufficient number of uh, 155 mm uh, other shells of what from of the e

no marg adolphe. back in october, 2011. and what did easily get out of that a flood of migrants. it's not like it off. he didn't warn europe telling french tv ahead of the nato bombing into the top of his country. that if he went down, then italy and france specifically would be flooded with millions of migrants because would be a played a role in securing and stabilize the africa and the mediterranean. and that's exactly what ended up happening. the flow of migration into europe is still a big problem with the death of hundreds of migrants in the central mediterranean. so far this year alone, libya has become a haven for human smuggling and slavery. and the launching pad for migration into europe and italy is really very new brenda, that as we've seen recently with all these, this capsizing in the mediterranean and drowning of migrants. not quite the freedom and democracy that nato had promised, as it's great to be libya free libya at midnight. tonight, a successful chapter in nato history will come to an end. you have already started writing a new chapter in libya's history. we

i think what will happen is it will increase demand for what latin america call marg dora, it's toughwe've already seen throughout the region what politics in reference to candidates has taken a ciccone and stance to reduce crime. in ecuador we also have a candidate, a former french legion member who has campaigned on defeating crime and making ecuador safe again. he was pulling towards the middle, a present race but lately he has been increasing. i think he will be able to move into the second round given this rise in demand for strongman politics. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. bbc news — bringing you different stories from across the uk. bass player declan dean and guitarist owen doherty are hoping this could be the start of something big in competition with thousands of other hopefuls. they've got places at the liverpool institute for the performing arts co, founded by sir paul mccartney. i'd neverforget it, and ifelt like my audition was quite strong. spending quite a lot of time working on it. and i came out of the audition feeling good, but still. feeling

host: march -- marge is in vincent town. guest: -- caller: why did it take so long for the price to be effective and people are waiting so long for these drugs. they cannot afford it and i have a friend who is in such bad shape financially and it is so wrong that it should take -- press sec. jean-pierre: the president went to fema to think the workers there and there walk that hard work over not just this past couple days -- there and thank their hard work over not just the past couple days but -- he has directed a whole of government response to ensure those impacted have everything they may need. before i turn it over to homeland security advisor liz sherwood-randall. we want to make sure everyone who has impacted continues to listen to the guidance and direction of local officials and first responders. do not put your lives at risk by attempting to traverse flooded areas. one person is in florida and will continue to read the president and the white house's team and the administration will stand with the impacted communit

other thing that comes out in my mind is the world history this year when walked into the rhineland or marge does soldiers into the rhineland and broke the treaty obligations and there was a civil war in spain and many of ethel and julia' friends went off to support the democratically-elected government and so to become a communist in 1936, i can absolutely see that to become a communist in 1936 was of deep importance and relevance if he wanted to fight the fascists and especially if you are jewish and yet were or are you doing in england? we were worried about the kang and his morals. 1936 is really what unifies those two stories and another piece of dreadful, dreadful symmetry that wallace's birthday was on june the 19th and i've always known about june the 19th and i put june 19 as the date that ethel and julius were electrocuted that historically these are two completely different stories. >> mark ii writes to do speak with the rosenberg sense as part of your research and if so what you'd did you learn from them? >> yes is the answer. i live in england so obviously i was around the corne

>> it is nearly impossible to predict where marge rates are headed. a tight labor market is somewhat loose fiscal policy with the shrinking fed balance sheet point to higher for longer. demand is exceeding supply in the housing market. home values rebounded this spring. millennials, the largest gene generation, the u.s. opened the border. we had 1 million people come into the u.s. last year. you have all of the demand with buyers returning to spring, but existing home buyers sat on the side sidelines. zillow research shows some plan to sell in the next three years. we have builders trying to pick up the slack. we have seen halmost a record number of homes being built. >> down the line, we may see relief. the markets will remain under pressure for now. you mentioned immigration and other factors. when we look at the available listings right now and the el r -- elevated rates, are we going to see the housing market slow down more? >> i think the housing market is returning to its pre-pandemic seasonal patterns. we are heading into the late summer slowdo

host: thanks, marge.st: the good news is they do come into the market, when they are allowed to come into the market, we have a success story. our prices do go down and our prices do become very similar to what other countries pay. i mean, for generics, we pay the same or lower in what other countries are paying. so our country is really, the fact that in certain cases, certain drugs have been successful in presenting these competitors from coming into the market in the first place. so adding -- is one way. making tweaks to the drug and releasing new products what we call product hopping. so releasing new products that are actually, you know, just a new version of an old thing that already existed before, these are some of the strategies that drug manufacturers have found that have been successful in preventing generics from coming to the market in the first place. and i would say the drugs in the negotiation list, many of them are very good examples of the success in delaying competition for many, many y

. >> this is why marg ret thatcher said if you want something done ask a woman. >> jesse: vivek ramaswamy percolating because he is fresh. on the stage with 7 career politicians. a quick 38-year-old indian-american with great white teeth will stand out. like trump in sixteen he didn't make friends on stage. he would never be president. but he found a pro-trump outsider lane and generated heat. >> embrace nuclear. put people back to work. >> now is not the time for on the job training. we don't need to bring in a rookie. >> now we can have a real discussion. >> is that one of yours? >> the reality is you have professional politicians following slogans handed over to them by their super packs. the real choice in this primary. do you want a puppet or a patriot who speaks the truth? do you want reform or revolution? i stand on the side of the american revolution. >> jesse: revolution plays in the 2023 republican primary. they tapped into the spiritual vacancy we discussed last night. mike pence took defensey. >> woo we are in the middle of a national identity crisis. the reason we have a ment

undertakings of the second world war, crossing the highest mountains in the densest rumor it was callahan and marge citizens of their own state and in doing soan helped us flee the world from the tyranny. today freedom and democracy are danger around the world and we look to the sacrifices of those who came before us was strength, inspiration and wisdom, finally as we say thank you a grateful nation pledges what the martyrs did for our country and we always remember those back home. i wish we could observe this moment together in person or wherever you maybe i offer you and your families a greatest measure of things. >> a month ago great heroes of her history nearly 80 years later americans remain and all of their courage, valor and patriotism willing to go where no others with their and our nation was attacked at pearl harbor and they step forward and sailed across the globe taking the site against fascism deep behindnd enemy lines and they braved 1000 miles of the harshest terrain often outnumbered these heroes labored with a righteous battle for liberty in america and in the worldpe. the success

and should drive outside profitability ahead as we think about walmart coming from a 4% operating marge continue to 5% over time >> how would this report, you mention it's a discounter, it sells at a price and competes on price. how does this report compared to what we saw or what you think it will compare to what we saw from target >> i think to juxtapose the two, very simply, target posted comp sales declined in the second quarter. walmart, you're likely to scomp sales up in the mid single digits there will be an upward i had revised outlook on walmart today. >> you touched on this a minute ago. some of the tech when it comes to walmart, technically walmart plus and marketplace businesses, very similar to amazon where they not only sell their goods, they sell other people's goods talks about the tech influence going on walmart and ai. some think that will help the walmart plus business because it sources products in the right places and predict what consumers want. >> absolutely. i think artificial intelligence is really going to help bouie better margins and more predictable sales fo

look at marges and same story the dow is up significantly at 300 point gain.g helping the dow to the sal id gain and nasdaq now down 23 points. big tech on the downside. what's coming up for you, extraordinary, singer knee owe said -- neyo said 5 and 6 year-olds should not be allowed to make life changing decisions about their gender. roll that tape. >> i feel like parent haves almost forgotten what the role of a parent is. when did it become a good idea to let a 5, 6, 12-year-old make a life-changing decision. neyo is now apologizing. we have the story. diversity, equity, inclusion position skyrocketing in the past couple years and more than a third of diversity professionals are out of a job. that story is next. ♪ i'm a bear. i'm coming out of hibernation after the best nap of my life... and papa is hungry. and while you're hittin' the trail, i'm hitting your cooler. oh, cheddar! i've got hot dog buns! and your cut-rate car insurance might not pay for all this. so get allstate, and be better protected from mayhem, like me. roar. (sfx: family screams in backg

then you're much better prepared when you eventually sent people off to marge. we losing our appetite for meat alternatives? that's the worry for beyond meat as the leading maker of plant based burgers and sausages says its seen a 30% fall in sales in the april tojune period compared to a year ago. the reason? well the company says it has been affected by softer demand in the plant—based meat category, high inflation, rising interest rates, and ongoing concerns about the likelihood of a recession. let's speak now to hamish renton, the managing director of hra global, a food and drink consultancy. hamis, so good to speak with you. economists use the fancy word, interest rates, energy, means there's less money around. the basket of peoples goods that they buy is shrinking. there's more stirring in the waters of meat free than just price. what is that then? a lot of things really. the start of 2022 was very much a fashion for vegan, and there is an element of the food and drink industry that is a fashion industry really. that fashion for vegan food come in, there's

there's a standoff with those that have low marges, not want -- mortgages not wanting to lose and thosehat want to sell and not come down in price. clearly they're coming down in price a bit. at some point in teenager tough pay the piper and can't have mortgage rates over 7% and expect a boomingousing business. i can understand why new -- booming housing business and i understand why new homes are selling better than existing homes because you have some builders buying points down or helping finance and giving buyers two years at a better rate or a lot of upgrades or both. at the same time there's no way that you can expect a housing market to be really, really gang busters with interest rates where they are. that's one of the things -- that's nature. you can't break that law. i know we keep trying to break the laws of nature with a lot of thins with the administration, this is one you can't break. stuart: next case i want to talk about dikiest sporting goods. the stock is plunging -- dick's sporting goods because they slashed their outlook because of rising theft. it's come to this whe

his name is ye. [ laughter ] i could really see them being very happy together. [ laughter ] marge isrying to keep up. she's getting out-wacko'd right now by father of the year, herschel walker. [ laughter ] who claims to be strongly opposed to abortion. even in the most extreme cases. a woman came forward last week to say herschel paid for her abortion, and even sent her a get-well card after. this same woman got pregnant a few years later, and herschel again tried to convince her to abort the baby, she says she did not abort that baby. and now herschel has some explaining to do. which he hasn't. at all. he just keeps saying the democrats are after him and is still on the road trying to make this seem like a partisan coordinated attacks. >> they'll do whatever they take, say whatever it takes, they want to seat right here. i don't think they know they woke up a bear. hey, i'm not just a dog now, i'm a bear. they got to bring more than that. >> jimmy: yeah, well, maybe you should go to planned bearenthood. [ laughter ] herschel turned attention to what's really important. >> pronouns.

and the change hitting the marges as well, s&p global dropped the scales that measure environmental and quality and largest ray torrs of corporate debt announced the decision yesterday and said it would take effect immediately. the these companies being hit are publicly saying they're committed to the diversity initiatives but behind the scenes, they're in talks with internal lawyers on whether or not they should adjust their practices. even before a official change in hiring promotion happens, if you take a look in the company, we're already seeing a change. so in december of 2022, the 12 month attrition rate or people who were let go in dei roles, that was 33%. much higher than the 21% for non-dei roles. there you go, cheryl, it's hitting across the board. cheryl: it certainly is and there's a lot of money at stake here. madison, thank you so much. i want to bring in the former department of civil rights justice and she's talking about conservative groups, but i want to focus on shareholder lawsuits because these shareholders have had it with dei. they've said they lost money. target

marge credit has tightened for households with lower credit scores making it even more difficult to attainhat dream of american home ownership, which as we know from yesterday the average age of an american home honer now is 36. stuart: the average age of first time home buyer is 36. that's the highest in many, many years. lauren: my dad paid off his mortgage at 40. you can't do that now. stuart: you can't. lauren: if u can, i want to meet you. stuart: redfin says the housing market is at the bottom. do you believe that? >> trust your mother and cut the deck? no, i don't believe that. mortgage rates 7.16%. that's a 22-year high on mortgage rates. affordability is at an all time low. when you have rising prices, rising interest costs, this is not going to bring you to a bottom in buying. if you look the seasonally adjusted rate of besting home sales about 4.1 million -- interesting home sales is 4.1 million units and two periods where it was lower. beginning in january and early days of the pandemic. we're not at the bottom and no way. for prices going up for the last three months in a row,

markets, we to want show you that 10-year yield and it's soaring at this hour and the benchmark, which marge rates tend to track stands at 4.336. that is the highest since all the way back in 2007, and it comes right before all the central bankers including the federal reserve jay powell convene in jackson hole to hell graph where they expect rates to go. you could argue the bond market is telegraphing and they expect them to go higher and for the stock market, there's a mixed picture to start the week. looks like the dow feels like it's about to go positive and down just under 11 points, 12. okay. s&p lost 3.2% lia last week and right now gaining about two-thirds of a percent or 30 points and nasdaq up 234 points. investors are hunting for catalysts that may or may not include what's left of earning season. 95% of the s&p is reported second quarter earnings but two tech bell weather yet to report and zoom video numbers are imminent and pandemic era darling coming out after the bell and chip giant nvidia reports after the bell on wednesday. ahead of numbers, zoom moving up one and a third pe

including marge-a-lago, marjorie taylor greene, who is still whining about being heckled at a restauranthis week. the same woman who followed and shouted at a high school student who had just survived a mass shooting is very upset. she told sean hannity that someone ruined her perfectly good blooming onion. >> last night i was having dinner with two members of my staff. we were working, preparing for committee hearings today -- [ laughter ] and then we were approached, a woman came over to my table and started verbally attacking me, calling me all kinds of names. >> you dumb, stupid, ridiculous hot dog face! >> then another member of her party started screaming f-u, marjorie. >> f-u, marjorie! >> as loud as he possibly could, over and over again, inside the sweatshop. >> f-u, marjorie! f-u! >> we want our own safe space, and we deserve it. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: i suggest the bottom of a waffle house, i don't know. now they're for safe spaces, okay, i felt they were against that. i know a safe space. might i suggest the bottom of the well that girl from "the ring" climbs out

. >> and the polls also indicate what you were saying there, marg re -- margaret. and donald trump had a commanding lead and it's grown from february to august. 10 points he's up since then. you see ron desantis down 12 points. there has been an uptick among some of the other -- only vivek ramaswamy. and we'll talk about the race in the next segment. but what you i do, mario, about why the candidates are not making any headway in light of these indictments? >> well they're scared. they're scared that 30% of the republican base that donald trump wields, they see that base has been energized going back to the alvin bragg case and they're feared of taking a risk for their prospects. because in order to punch the bully or get past the bully, you have to confront the person in front of you before you could talk about pivoting to joe biden. >> and they are not doing that. and this came up in the debate last week when it was put to ron desantis about the -- all of the candidates about the trump indictments and desantis wanted to move on. >> is this what we're going to be

maybe he was on a beach somewhere and drinking a marge rita.at perch he was sitting on. i think he should have talked with some people that were on the ground to get a better perspective. >> brian: and before i let you go. i know you said general milley and all these others should be let go, they should be fired, but they said that they advised the president not to do this. what is your reaction, darin, and real quick, kelly, about the fact that the military guy said this would be a disaster and not to do it and the president did anyway so they executed it does texonerate you want to way weigh in first, darin. >> it does not it. makes it worse for them because they didn't stand up for their men and their women in order to do the job the right way. they weren't -- they weren't doing it right. they could have said nope, it's not going to end this way. and fought the president a little bit harder and at the end of the day taken care of their men. >> brian: kelly? >> yeah. why didn't they fight for men? why didn't they resign? if they were so in di

the marge culminated and dr.g junior delivering his iconic i have a dream speech for the lincoln memorial. we will not be satisfied until justice rolls down like righteousness and river, and quote. to the, state complete satisfaction of that has not been achieved. that historic march is commemorated with an event today that seeks to address a range of issues, including threats to democracy, criminal justice reform, and voting rights. it's co-hosted -- reverend al sharpton by the national accent network. many prominent figures are going to take the stage, they including the civil rights leader, andrew, yang south carolina congressman jim clyburn and hakeem jeffries of new york. joining me now from the event in washington, nbc news correspondent tremaine lee. tell me what we're seeing out there? >> ali, there is this kind of growing energy among the thousands of people who have gathered he. -- folks came from all over the country to hear an amazingly diverse speakers. [inaudible] members of the lgbtq community here

bun ifried womotet if you're a , you vote democrat by ane de mocrastounding margin, a marging wide.single women have become the driving force in the democrat base. if republicans want to retake the white house, they don't need ballot harvesters. hey don'need matchmakers . marriage isn't just good for the republican party. it's good for you, tooou . a study from the university of chicago found that married coupleying froicago prs are 30%n their unmarried friends. whey're also wealthier and healthier. but what do i know? marriageats worked for, like thousands of years. kat timpf joins us now. >> is this a real phenomenon that people are thinking about when they're designing policies? or is this just happening? >> i think it's probably kind of just happening. >> but when you are and again,e i was aggressively single for a long time. what is an aggressivfor me.e belief single? you hated the idea of marriage? yes. i didn't want a and then i met my husband and i still didn't wake. but he like, kept pushing it and i was like, he's not my type. my sister's like, how is your type working for

another thing, this happens to be me, marge anniversary history can touch one's life. my husband and i were married in washington d.c. the most wonderful man but those are my comments and i am enjoying this wonderful historian who we need to love and charge them and promote them in any way we can. >> you've dropped a couple of names, can you tell us about yourself? >> i can, i was a magazine editor, i found a magazine in 1987 my background before the in american history, i have been an observer, and under american heritage for a short period of time and probably of the wonderful jason mccauley. we work together. >> are you associated with the state university? >> my husband is tired, however he is associated with the university because he's been involved with the foundation that maintains -- he has a 30 year career and we are both retired. >> any comment? >> it's wonderful we have people who not only care about history but an active part of it. good for her and thank you for sharing the story about lady bird johnson. lady bird had been in charge, who would never have h

yes, the latest, of course, the marge bar still moored in portland harbour.nd it's fire brigades union. and it's saying it's planning bring saying it's planning to bring more legal action against the government over the accommodation for accommodation on board for migrants seekers . migrants and asylum seekers. >> people first boarded the vessel this month vessel earlier this month but had removed days later due had to be removed days later due to an outbreak of legionnaires disease. the fbu says fire checks also revealed concerns about evacuation routes. well our deputy political editor tom harwood is with us here in the studio . despite all this , suella studio. despite all this, suella braverman is still insisting that the barge is safe . that the barge is safe. >> well, yes, the home office's position throughout all of this has been that barges like the bibby stockholm have been used by other countries. indeed, the bibby stockholm been bibby stockholm itself had been used companies in the united used by companies in the united kingdom, had been by the kin