. >> marsha marsha marsha.ou tell me is there any other company that we can be watching in the ai space. >> the one from our roundtable that really caught my attention was adobe. all of this creative software. you can -- and they are doing great things with ai. you can try the version right now and type in, into a text prompter or request to say put the statue of liberty -- statue of liberty behind your child. it really does feel magical what they are doing right now. the coolest thing is they are confident that they have the right for all the images they are putting into their ai stuff basically. they cannot be sued for it. that is a big deal. one of the biggest risks right now in ai is no one knows who owns anything and if you are company and you start using ai you could get sued. finding a way that you can let it happen using our products. existential threats to humanity. ai creating deep think videos. ai replacing jobs leading to mass unemployment or an arms race between china, the u.s. and russia. controll

joining me with reaction tennessee senator marsha blackburn. senate finance and senate judiciary commi committee's. i want to get your take on this executive order but it also fits into a narrative that joe biden is weak on china and possibly because he is compromised. real quick before we get into the nuts and bolts of this executive order, what are your thoughts on impeachment inquiry, does the naming of a new special counsel, david weiss making inquiry of an impeachment more than ever today. >> maria, absolutely, more important because they will have subpoena power. if they do the impeachment inquiry. i think everyone knows that david weiss is not a prosecutor, he is not a special counsel, he is a collaborator. the sweetheart deal that he cooked up her hunter biden, now the good give him a sweetheart deal with the special counsel and run out the clock. the american people can see through this and they know what is going on. merrick garland owes the american people better than to do something like this. maria: is this executive order another

marsha knows how to do that. she is a better actress than meryl streep.o win the liar oscar. anchor: this book has your artistic fingerprints all over it. it has perversions, pop-culture, iconoclastic characters. marsha sprinkler is a character that loves lying. in this world of post-truth? >> she spread lies for no reason. she said in an airline, did you hear this flight is canceled? she things lying makes her prettier, more glamorous, and gives her more control over others. anchor: liar mouth is being optioned for the screen and you are involved in the film adaptation. you have been doing performing, writing, all sorts since 2004. what is it like being back in the directors chair? >> i was paid to write four different sequels to hairspray, one that never happened, and also a children's christmas and venture that did not get made -- adventure that did not get made. i have never taken a book and gone the other way, made it into a movie. you have to eliminate a lot and change things, because in a movie, you show it or say it, but in the novel you can think

that's what marsha's mind is. you know it, she could pass as this dimwitted airline worker at the tsa security officer, distracted long enough, and marsha knows how to do that. she is a better actress than meryl streep. instead -- it's time to wind the liar oscar. >> this book has your artistic finger puts all over it. perversions, pop culture, iconoclastic characters. that character that you are reading about, marsha sprinkle is a ruthless thief, she loves lying, and we live in a post-truth world. should we be taking a leaf out of her book? >> she practices lies. she does it on purpose to see if she can spread lies for no reason. she said that did you hear this flight is canceled just to cause trouble because she thinks lying makes her prettier and more glamorous and gives her more control over others. >> she seems to be having fun. i believe it is being option for the screen and you are involved in the film adaptation. your most recent film wasn't 2004, since then you have been doing performing, writing, all sor

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right now, craig morgan joining me with senator marsha blackburn to allow craig to reenlist.cus." thank you both for being here and thank you, greg for a second time for your service. how did it feel to go through that ceremony at 59? >> it was very exciting. i have a lot more experience now that i have been. [laughs] a lot to look forward to but i was honored, humble and grateful for this opportunity and my hopes are i can inspire others to do the same. >> harris: that is, indeed, staff sergeant before but now i understand you are an officer attached to the u.s. recruitment effort. it is needed now more than ever, senator i was reading this morning "the wall street journal" reports the army is expected at the end of the year 15,000 recruits short of its goal. the recent poll says confidence in the military hitting a 20 year low. just 60% of americans have a great deal of confidence in the military. the last time it was lower than that was back in 1988. senator -- >> it is such a concern and craig and i were visiting a year ago about this issue and about what he could do to h

just like marsha, marsha, marsha.f we do not get a hold of it, russia is going to influence the whole african continent and, me as a black conscious minded person and i live in america and want to see america do good for africa continent, you have russia and miger -- niger. russia in the democratic republic of condo -- congo. the races element in american government seems to be taking over. i am at him supporter because i know a good man when i see a good man but the racist element is taking over, creating hatred among people of color, especially dark skinned black people. and africa, that is what african leaders are talking about. so these countries give lip service about civil rights but you have people that can't be their kids. then you have these multi-corporations going in and giving lip service about educating on human rights. what do you expect when we can give a to hundred dollar micro loan to a single mother who lost her husband in the civil war? and you go in there and you give lip service. at $200 micro loa

marsha office, that work with oakland police. >> our goal is to try to assist to bring the resources to help them to get high-risk fugitives off the street to protect the communities. >> reporter: take a look at this list. these are the national night out events in oakland alone tonight. all over the city. one in the laurel neighborhood. that gettogether at an apartment building at 35th a and mcarthur. the organizers the welcome .y of the eve as t shows we care about oakland. we want to make sure we're all safe together. not individually. >> reporter: she knows what was talking about. she was nearly carjacked the other week. we're told valentine is the local mascot. >> grab my package from the front of the building. or, hey, i locked myself, left my clicker out. can you ring me in? small things that can mean a lot. >> reporter: in oakland, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >>> a dinner where neighbors were concerned about a rise in crime and the text messaging scandal, accusing officers of exchanging racist and homophoic messages. >>> mountain view celebrating night out. neighbors

tennessee republican senator marsha blackburn is sponsoring legislation to prevent the platforms from spreading addictive and harmful material to minors. >> tech companies are capable. they haven't been willing, but they are of making the internet a safer environment for children. >> when lawmakers return next month will have to build enough support to clear the full senate and the house. but president biden has already expressed his support in signing that legislation. >> fans interested in beyonce's renaissance tour. have interesting ticket. option does come with a catch. the tickets are actually described as no view listening. only that's because mega millions drawing more than a billion dollars is up for grabs. after 30 consecutive drawings without a winner. the mega millions grand prize is climbing to a whopping 1.3, 5 billion dollars. the drawing will be at 8 o'clock tonight. ticket sales end, though at 7. so don't forget that the odds of matching all 5 numbers and the mega number one in more than 302 million to. but that is not stopping residents from trying their luck. >> a lo

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some of the most important. people are transgender people, and particularly sylvia rivera and marsha a lot of people thinkl of them just in terms of their participation in - stonewall, but they were really major activists at the time i and were on the front lines of all of the demonstrations. so the whole community came together, then? yeah, both this new generation of activists and also the older l generation of activists and lesbian activists, i gay activists and - transgender activists. oh, yes — "lesbians unite," yeah. and so here you see thousands of people who were willing - to come out of the closet i and be part of this political movement. it's hoped that exhibitions like this will help keep the memory of what happened alive and inspire future generations. i'm 27 — this is the first time i'm seeing many of these pieces. why should people my age, my generation, care about this exhibition? in this internet age of people liking things on facebook- and a kind of internet. activism, i think it's very hard for people to realise - the real oppression that people faced in the 1960s a

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. >> jim, i want to follow up on marsha's question about the timeline for artemis three. in june you said you were concer26, i am curious after your trip to starbase if the level of concern had grown, diminished, if you could give an insight into what your conversation with spacex are like right now? >> as i said back in june, they need to launch multiple times not just for us, but for them. and then they need to launch multiple times for us. so we really want to see them find the success in their launches, including the next one. i know they had a booster fire the other day. my concern is the same because they have not launched. the insight we got from our visit was tremendous. we spent a 12 hour day where we saw the hardware and our teams had the chance to talk and go through the details of the cryogenic propellant transfer mission, the ship to ship transfer, which is the next big milestone in our relationship with them, the kickoff for one of our design reviews. we were able to convey for them the importance to us of talking about the whole picture, the administrator g

and on my left is marsha bernstein -- masha bernstein. she also survived through a sugihara transit visa. so the prime minister came to pay respect at the holocaust museum and light a candle in memory of sugihara. the name of sugihara eventually in japan was understood by everybody to have been an extraordinary hero who defied government orders because his view of humanity was such that what was happening in europe and the danger that we all had was wrong. and wrong is too mild, too mild word. and he took it upon himself to do what he thought was with right in saving these people, this 2,000 or so people from certain death. because once the nazis captured vilna, the jews there were annihilated almost in its entirety. >> and, of course, we can never know with any precision exactly how many lives have been made possible because of the bravery, because of the actions of sugihara because not only is it the people who were the direct beneficiaries, but all of their descendants. leo, you yourself have been very fortunate to have three children,

talking about the flight into space, an american, marsha ivans compared herself to this heroine, whoeft her native kansas quite right, a magician after landing on the moon , he held a brief presbyterian service with neil armstrong's communion no. bass oldren into space 500 you get a cat in a poke minus 500 he has 1.200 alexander 700 you need to give a question or testament to whom the picture, what or 500 attention to the screen? you see a fragment of the famous painting by surikov name it suvorov’s crossing alfa bravo paper theme for 300 cutting out paper details from the appendix to the murzilka magazine for january 1941 pioneer could assemble a model of this grandiose structure, which remained only on paper palace of soviets right masters from fedoskin and palyha paint products made in this technique lacquer miniature no. papier-mache paper theme for 500 in the paper lanterns picture he depicted his future wife anna fidler, chorus girl of the mammoth theater i honestly thought that this was a french artist, a very famous painting by konstantin korovin competitions for 500. the ass

just like marsha, marsha, marsha.f we do not get a hold of it, russia is going to influence the whole african continent and, me as a black conscious minded person and i live in america and want to see america do good for africa continent, you have russia and miger -- niger. russia in the democratic republic of condo -- congo. the races element in american government seems to be taking over. i am at him supporter because i know a good man when i see a good man but the racist element is taking over, creating hatred among people of color, especially dark skinned black people. and africa, that is what african leaders are talking about. so these countries give lip service about civil rights but you have people that can't be their kids. then you have these multi-corporations going in and giving lip service about educating on human rights. what do you expect when we can give a to hundred dollar micro loan to a single mother who lost her husband in the civil war? and you go in there and you give lip service. at $200 micro loa

tennessee senator marsha blackburn saying the white house is angry. >> they do not want to understandhat the supreme court has said. they go about trying to delegitimize the supreme court every way they can. so to go against them and their ruling and to remind the biden administration that they do not have the authority to do this, they just feel like that's an obstacle. >> the supreme court is out for the summer and doesn't start the next term until october well into football season, bret. >> bret: lucas, thanks. >> we want to get a candidate that has a vision and can execute on day one and bottom line, we want the candidate that we believe can win in 2024 and put a republican in the white house. and that's the mindset of iowans. >> dana: they mean business when it comes to screening the candidates at the iowa state fair. james freeman, great to have you. one quote from "the new york times" article the reporter says what's different about iowa this time is that before republicans consider a broad field of candidates they are asking themselves a more basic question, trump or not trump

he is in "the focus" with marsha blackburn, leo terrell, and domination at the top of the hour. ♪ ♪ >st known for his work on screen, his picture looking a little different today after finding faith and overcoming addiction. the domain key detailed in his new album fall in a gospel record for sinners released last week and he joins us now. we will talk to you thursday morning the night before you perform at the grand ole opry which i think is incredible and would give me a lot of anxiety. how do you deal with stage fright? >> stage fright, dana, i welcome it actually appeared at least you are not bored and fear is a great motivator. you just kind of roll it up in a bowl and use this energy. >> bill: nerves can be negative, anxiety can help you. >> dana: has. >> bill: you can use the anxiety for like -- >> dana: -- >> dana: energy. >> bill: energy. >> energy, better than a cup of coffee. >> dana: one of the things you are doing with the this gospel album you are open about the challenges in the past. there is a lot of problems of addiction here in this country. in fact 85 of individual

marsha blackburn put it in writing that she wanted the special counsel in the first conservative out-of-the-boxomplaining about a special counsel. by the way appointment of a special counsel does not necessarily lead to jail time whether hunter biden or anyone else. republican or a democrat president family member. here is the problem it is not that it was not covered. when i knew we were going to talk about this i went back and look to every single network, all the major networks have covered this. when we look at the cable network such as msnbc which is largely liberal audience that a been complaining about how much coverage they had on msnbc and cnn there had been repeated interviews whether of james comer for other people involved in this very heavily outspoken, jay tapper, i think what it comes down to, we hate donald trump more, recovering him more. when you look at and look back, donald trump has across-the-board more ratings for people than hunter biden read one it is a business, to, the voters don't care left or right about hunter biden, they care about the top issues, this is a kitche