margie thanks so much for being here. this was really instructive to read the responses of this focus group. so having spent hours with these adolescents, what was your biggest takeaway after talking to them? well first as a moderator, and i do you know, hundreds of focus groups a year are usually about political candidates and organizations. it was a relief. unlike the focus groups you were talking about before 10 have nobody talked about trump. nobody's talking about mike pence. nobody's talking about the debates in 2016. none of that is happening. they are really just talking about friendship, their families what it's like to be in school what they use their phones for the things they're excited about . and what struck me was how generally speaking these young teens really liked being a kid. we asked the question. would you rather be a kid or your age or a grown up and overwhelmingly? they said, no. i want to stay my age. it's more fun. i get to hang out with my friends. i'm really exploring and being a grown up. that'

margie: say again.isa a: what would you have to see to change review and make you less constructive? margie: i would say we had one hand in the gdp data yesterday and we had gdp positive 2.6% but we saw positives -- saw profits negative by around 2.7 percent. is this a sign that the fed's aggressive policy is beginning to bite into corporate profits and they can no longer hang onto pricing power and maintain margins? i would say that is my big concern. in the fed continuing on a misguided pass of aggressively raising short rates and not looking at the whole economy. tom: you go on commonwealth avenue and if you go past the 0-1 boston red sox at fenway park, you will get a lesser -- lecture from a university on the appropriate bond issuance we should have. the biggest news of the last 10 days is united health care star enormous issuance. are we going to see more of that? margie: we might because there is a tremendous appetite for fixed income securities as you allude to in talking about these flows in th

virginia tech, margie stone, countless other schools. they carry the scars of trauma with them for the rest of their lives. family, friends, surrounding communities will, too. the problem of school shootings is a uniquely american problem. no other country on earth has this problem to the extent that we do. united states has 57 times more school shootings than any other industrialized nation between 2008 and 2018, the united states experienced almost 300 school shootings, far more than any other nation in the world. canada had to and the united kingdom had none in that same amount of time. the entire next-generation of americans is being traumatized by this epidemic of gun violence you'd -- of gun violence. they are the ones that have had to do with the reality of active shooter drills and actual lockdowns. i believe it is beyond time that the grown-ups in the room, all of us standing here today to make gun violence our problem. [applause] that is why we are here today. when i heard about the shooting, i wanted nothing more then to hold

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you met south korean president, jane in the demilitarized zone, dividing the 2 korea one while with margie one joining hands. the 2 korean presidents crossed no man's land together with the meeting between the ladies kim yule june was neither far from her brother's side ever present in north korea's media coverage and on television in south korea, a government spokesman saying her praises when little no pets come on the hello, camille jim buddha. i'm sorry on that. i just thought your tongue romantic or come with me. you saw smither came young, who was and already by august the good will continued over the following months. with more meetings between the ladies, each time kino jones was at the center of the action. the thawing of relations between the 2 careers was all the more remarkable because it followed a period of great tension over pyongyang, weekly, and ballistic missile program. just a few months earlier, north korea conducted it seek nuclear test. stay get out and i do kind of time, don't get the attendance. i don't for so place you on is all one new. then i'm gong mm days later

p became europe, margie's, nuclear power plant. since 2001, it has stored air called spent nuclear fuel in $380.00 concrete containers at a special isolated site of the power plant. many worry about what happens to nuclear waste, to what is used reactive fuel in the nuclear fuel assembly is a major radiation source a his work until a radiation and heat levels decrease with any of these assemblies. it kept in a pool of water, but here are the plans in the stuff. in the future, the waste could be reprocessed and recycled the act, the reactor and use fuel assemblies that way. it's a safely protected heat. under a strong concrete dome up labradoodle, cisco yacht thumb, both they beat on their bullish gun from fullstep interview shifter, zima some a water current dealership on your washing, which was a boss portion of the of, nor amanew the she, the wall is not just the young the system, what do you skips? leo? what was left with usage office. let me go to jessica, yet almost 3 stickler supposed to renew your addict. you the cruise ship

live with 5 with the afghans and i cook afghan dishes for them, for it was in a low i've got no. margie terry marks is passionate about training and susie asked at cooks liked samarnie. oh, he teaches classes in the cooking school. he founded cuisine mode employ. we'll say here's a tube. when you make shoe pastry, be sure to beat the eggs 1st. up. gentle plated, every movement must be precise, which can be difficult. the shaft pays attention to every detail truck as worker. i would say there's still some egg missing, but remote empty through the tally marks has been criticized for supporting migrants in his school. detractors has said he'd grant asylum to anyone who wants to cook the fall regularly behalf papers, even if there's a time limit member since we want to import knowledge. so they have more freedom, little more autonomy and can live their life on french soil in the best conditions possible with a professional solar cell or signal in the off with the shop. he may have a committee more than 6000 people have trained at the school. not only migrants, but also people who spent time

hi, margie rocket launchers have been hit and multiple ukrainian military vehicles destroyed parties. eager are not as in the don bass, as intense fighting is wage on the front lines and brings us this report to lips. corn flowers, carnations hyacinths, delicate symbols of affection and normal life. here these names are harbingers of death. ah shield gun with an innocent ne hyacinth packs a monstrous punch. if you've run out of luck and been designated as its target, you better run fast and far. the intensity of the work depends on the situation. on the frond we're both day and night. there are no fixed hours here. it takes about a minute and a half to side. the target open fire and eliminated this detachment is part of russia's airborne troops. the hunt down their prey from up to 30 kilometers away. convoys command h q's and enemies own big guns top their target list. if you open fire with the fragmentation effect, the shrapnel spreads over 200 to 300 meters. this gun is very powerful and accurate, has been able to take out the lead vehicle in a convoy at tank with the 1st shot. they

shows is a trying to broke the release of 78, all the offices and 9 oil field workers, protested margie from rural and indigenous communities, a demanding help to repair and build new roads in the area. i was under a b. s. he has more on this story now from bulger, tom, their subsistence, subsistence farmers and indigenous populations. they live in a rural area in southern columbia that has been long, neglected by the columbia and governments then go the fates. they also were at the center of the internal colombian. com snake that pretty much up to the signing of the b feel in 2016 that was in the area with a big influence of fire gravels. and since then, they haven't really seen the benefits that was promised that they were expecting after the signing of that p steel. this protest in particular that had been ongoing now for over a month, had to do dollar a stand by the fact that this oil company that is operating in their territory has damage the main road that connects that area to the closest town. and that these people use to move their produce to the closest the market or we got to

our new commissioner, margie quinn, brings decades of expertise working with the most vulnerable populations in our state and service with the t.b.i. and anti-human trafficking nonprofits. with commissioner quinn at the helm we have already hired dozens of new qualified caseworkers. a d.c.s. case worker has an incredible difficult job and they deserve our support. last year we provided two pay raises for case koerbgs, i intend to boost their pay again in this budget. [applause] we are also proposing more than $190 million in additional resources to support the mission of d.c.s. and provide for the safety and well-being of tennessee children. [applause] there is a lot more work to be done, but i believe we have the right plan and the right team in place to get it done. this is all a part of our broader strategy to support strong tennessee families. we have big goals. in 2021 we launched tennessee tpo*sers hope. this year i'm proposing a new $10 million grant program to support the mission of foster and adoption nonprofits across our state. last year, tennessee's budget funded ultrasound machi

oh margie. oh. oh my sony. 000-0000 dear. oh oh oh oh oh my god. oh hi. hi jan. better believe it. believe it. yeah. you know where i'm going? where's the trader right in here though? yeah, they did send the federal stuff to part with never gonna believe a new man. i didn't say they did. i thought i heard i got a whisper this morning about possibly some positive news. i don't have any validation or verification of that until i do. i'm not doing jumping jacks around my tv. ah, protestors are celebrating an unexpected victory in their fight to block an oil pipeline in north dakota. cheers erupted in tears flowed as news spread throughout the camp. that pipeline construction would not continue under the missouri river. through army corps of engineers denied to commit to could access my reactions. none yet. so you've been through this before for you've been made thomas's, does this is jill is another one out for cautious. so people can celebrate. but i'll wait and see. and oh gar, garden, we pick 3 did go out the only be a good week delivery long kicking the streaming app that you woul

this is a form of infanticide. them are for margie and i use that word deliberately because that's what the numbers prove up. what goes? that's martha. 500 infants poisoned by pesticides. well, how can that be to seek with the brazilian agricultural industry was not happy that she went public with her criticism, wondering if she decided to leave brazil after she received threads on her life. about 50 environmental act. this unmoved it every year in brazil. she now lives in europe. that's good. i think it was with in brussels. any. please have written to the european commission to put an end to this toxic cycle. maple wire lenses. she for me, these chemical companies are criminals. so lucas body. emmy, please must take action to stop them. a law on its own concert. and right now we're fighting so that the production of storage and transport of substance are prevented . the moment it is found to be toxic in what he could do at oxy city laquisha. i'm young lawson, but the commission acknowledged that the situation is absurd, bathroom, and said they would respond and take steps to ban the p

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a great piece in bloomberg by margie murphy and talked about how tiktok is the trojan horse in america. it's not a tactical threat, but strategic, 5, 10, 15 years down the line. i positively agree china has control over it, that access to that data and we cannot allow them to be on government issued phones. >> john: mike, a number of years ago we had a conversation about the threat of chinese equipment under the core of 5g systems in some of our allies, britain, france, germany, new zealand, australia. >> once the app is operating on the phone, the government wants it out of their places of business, you can get other things in the background. who you are talking to, gps location, all that is important when you steal data from other folks. the other piece of this, and the bigger piece of this is also the information operations that china uses tiktok to influence americans to a place that is either dumbing them down or actually pushing them in a direction that's favorable to beijing. >> john: i went on tiktok this morning because i was trying to find the video that i'm about to play and

political ploy, quote, this is happening becaus president trump is leading i the polls by a large margi against both democrats and republicans, and there's never been anything so blatant i american political history joining us now, ruth ben-ghiat history professor at - and why, you and author of strongmen. i had to just show back giggle really that statement from trump but i know ho serious this is. it's just so unbelievable. but it's not new for donal trump to attack prosecutors or doj but, the weaponization language has taken hold. what do you make of it >> yeah, so this is a ne sister situation for america but, trump is acting the way all strong men do and many o them well they're all corrup and when they have corruptio trials, like berlusconi in italy, and it was always about a witch hunt it was always about going afte the press. the prosecutors, the judges, anyone who could expose him. and so the way he has been talking about this, includin saying i am you justice, promising retribution, this is very typical of somebody who gets more and more dangerous a they get more and more dang

i'm to margie. welcome to the news. our lie from london coming up in the next 60 minutes. a huge fire has through a camp for a hanger, refugees in bangladesh.

. >> we wouldn't have not, tha margie meant >> if you make that argument then everything that helps youe campaign that must be reported favorable law scar, edged the. things i know people out there are howling, saying that's not the same thing with the key is can th defense attorneys make it seem like the same thing to one juror? we may disagree but if reasonable minds disagree, i sounds like reasonable doubt and that's a problem for the prosecution. the worst-case scenario fo alvin bragg's this, he charges the felony, it gets thrown out somehow by emotion, and alvi bragg's left prosecuting donal trump for a misdemeanor. i'm misdemeanor case in ne york county. i think that would be a real political problem for brag, an a political boom for trump >> david, you want to respon to what danny said, he's givin us the legal expertise you have a different take on why alvin bragg should pursu this case if in fact he' potentially indicting donald trump? >> i think right now it seem pretty clear that alvin bragg has got so fa down this road that it's almos inconceivable that there is no an indictm

i'm as interested in a reactio by margie taylor greene, one o the most maga members of congress thereho was precluding the idea of a protests after trump calle overtly for people to come int the streets over the weekend i those truth social post. there's no need to protests. we're going to win in 2024 it does suggest a certai caution of going too far dow the line with trump afte january six and see what happened the last time h pointed to the streets republicans are stuck with trump now more than ever notwithstanding the desire a some of the elites - there's a split mindset here which is just starting to pull in reaction to what trump is trying to stoke and we'll se whether he actually succeeds i doing so >> i want to read to you fro this new article, joyce, for the times. this was actually from charlie writes, prosecutors like to sa that they invest the crimes, not people the looming decision by th manhattan da about whether t indict president trump o charges related to the alleged hush money paid to a por actress is highlighting th complicity of the lega calculations being made to p

and margie, if you get sick of all those black people finding a way around the anti-voting laws in your too woke state where they keep electing black and jewish senators comrk to florida, where ron will just have the blacks arrested for voting. problem solved. ron is also fixing all that woke disney nonsense and restoring it to the wonderland he remembers as a child and where he and his own disney princess got married after singling out disney for special punishment for saying no to his don't say gay law, ron now personally controls disney's board, which includes the book banner cofounder of moms if liberty, the head of the orlando chapter of the federalist society, and a pastor who thinks tapwater turns people gay. desantis thinks they will make disney world the happiest place on earth again, at least for white christian nationalists. the gays and blacks, not so much. again, not sorry. one more thing about this new war on woke defamation bill. it applies to journalists too. and would clear the way for your favorite supreme court majority led by anti-woke political crusader sam alito to