did marty walsh fudge numbers. >> i don't think louis navellier was suggesting marty walsh fudged numberssigned, but i would say that it is very in clear, that that strength of those numbers in january is a real changing trend, the more likely outcome is that growth slowed through the course last year if you look at measures gross domestic product there is no question wages salaries did slow through the course of the year, and likely they will continue to slow, through first half of this year at least, and then we will get so-called variable effects monetary policy i don't think we are going in recession i think we are going to have a 1995 like slowdown, then of things reaccelerate but february numbers are going to be fascinating because, to play for the set as well if numbers have been accelerated we have to change our forecasts for how far they are going to go if numbers in february are offset to january seem more probable, then, you know we're much closer to the end of fed tightening. maria: what about the fed unwind of the balance sheet? you've got that as well taking out a trillion d

it's -- it is hard not to think of steve and marty steve martin and marty short who go out and do a showean, they -- obviously, steve martin and martin short were kind of the inspiration for this because they did the live shows because they just love hanging out with each other. and so we thought maybe, you know, we could do something like that and the older that we get, the more marty looks like me >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> so, yeah, we can do this. i did actually -- they're so lovely, those guys and i did hear from them a lovely e-mail from steve martin, said, like, you know, about the announcement it said, "we're so excited for you. if you want to help promote the show, you could say, 'this tour will be just like steve and marty's tour but without the old man smell.'" [ laughter ] >> seth: that was very, very good >> i thought that was funny. i do think we'll have a fair amount of old man smell. >> seth: and have you heard from marty? >> well, marty of course had to chime in on the chain and said, like, "so excited. i can't wait to see which one of you will turn out to be the ste

like marti's prior legislation, i'm sure it will receive overwhelming, bipartisan support. and i also want to thank the general assembly again for your support of the receiving centers where victims are now finding help and hope. this is certainly a resource that is and is still in critical need. we will also continue to take violent offenders out of our communities. for far too many georgian, the safety of their families and homes is put at risk by the unchecked kriesms street gangs. early in my first term we created the g.b.i.'s anti-gang task force to take the fight to these criminals. last year, you gave the state a new tool to ensure justice, the gang prosecution unit in the office of attorney general chris carr. i'm grateful that the attorney general and his team have already indicted so many gang members in just the first six months of standing up this unit. [applause] gov. kemp: and they have more on the way. where local district attorneys are unwilling to confront these violent offenders, the gang prosecution unit will. today the attorney general is joined by the h

marty walsh, union labor, battle with alcoholism, now a member of the biden cabinet. what does the president lose here? the president always says, he's the brother of a labor -- he loses a guy here who actually was a union worker. >> yeah, you know, it's interesting there was a moment earlier in the administration when we actually expected there to be a flood of departures. we never saw that coming. that never actually happened. and now, i think, we're at a moment of transition, where after the state of the union, we will get more announcements like this. i think there are two factors for why we haven't seen this moment come yet. one is just that the administration and the white house has really been on a winning streak. you know, you want to be on a winning team, with the economy rebounding obviously the good result for democrats in the midterms there were a number of people that decided to stick around, because it feels good when the administration is on a good track. i think the other thing is just the biden factor, right? it's not been totally clear over the last

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the marty joseph will undergo its final test phase in dubai. it is expected to be a sensation jato, a gun back, no noise, no smell of fuel solar technology promises to revolutionize the yachting sector. so each of the boat charged like an i phone what you were talking about did today. your sales are booming and not just in dubai . the entire arabian peninsula seems to have caught luxury sailing fever. saudi arabia is one of the sectors most promising countries. thought that i got my legacy in jetta that countries, 2nd largest city, a marina for hundreds of boats was built in just 6 months, i believe is gonna be their future warner boy. and while dave's fin bye at this phase, more and more soupy aunts like the serenity will be cruising the red sea. in hong kong, french businessman eric noel, has been working in the industry for 10 years. he buys and sells your shands for the leash will supplement to put it simply. this is a yacht, the cost around $6000000.00. the all split 3 ways. a 2000000 on that reveal in order to keep his business going, eri

[applause] >> marty walsh. i love saying marty. but he is, you heard it, he is just such a leader, not only for the working folks of the united states, but such a leader in our country, and our administration. and i am really happy to call you a good friend as the vice -- husband of the vice president. thank you for all you do my wash. i am going to reiterate a lot of the point that he may, i have a couple of new ones. as he said, for 30 years, the family and medical leave act has made a massive difference in the lives of millions of americans, 500 million times. really incredible over the last 30 years. as you know, the act currently allows americans to take up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave after the birth of a child to care for a loved one who is sick, all without loosing existing benefits, and so many other things that have developed over these 30 years. the law changed how we work, and how we care for our loved ones. and today, it lays the groundwork for the flight that we are still fighting and must fight. paid family and medica

[applause] >> now please join me many welcome together stage secretary of state marty walsh. >> thank you so much for everyone here and watching at home. i want to welcome everyone here to the francis bergen building on the united states department of labor and on behalf of myself and deputy secretary julie we want to well you come here for the event. we mark the 30th anniversary of the family medical leave act. we're working on pay so thank you very much. i want to thank all of you here today and all the folks and advocates in the fight since the beginning and those new to the fight and advocating for so many other great things we're advocating for here in the department of labor and administration, thank you for what you do every single day and to continue pushing and advocating on behalf of working people in this country. it's really important that we have advocated for people fighting for working people in the country so i want to thank you all for that. our administrations leader on health and the wellbeing certainly a great partner or farmer's man and attorney general and what h

the marty joseph has still not arrived. i recognize her. thank you. yes i was just asking which one are you displaying day is telling me they go hula, but the sale of the bulging been due by the end of the may. i suggest any time you can open a so he wanted to know when the boat will be here, but of course he wants to see it and touch it. the boat is coming, so i gave him my contact and he will be in touch. then we will organize a private viewing or what's happening with a boat since covered, there have been many problems with pulling up. everything is delayed and no one knows why. oh, sip of our la barto with this app, i can easily find the yard. so i tap on it and i could see the yard, carry it. sure. for sure, it's off the coast of omen and travelling at a speed of 13 know, i love the woman says hipaa nobody got because no cut a lug, it will arrive tomorrow at 2 pm. local time to scott. i know that we are here in dubai, and the ship is currently in this area. it's just setting course for the bonus. children by the delay of over a month is banned fo

labor secretary marty walsh and have your becerra called on congress to pass paid family medical leave as they mark the 30th anniversary of the family medical leave act, the current law allows any employee to take a leave of absence without pay during a 12 month. . other speakers included second gentleman and democratic representatives of connecticut and lauren underwood of illinois, this is about an hour and a half. >> good afternoon everyone would agree crowd here inside this building thank you so much i want to welcome everyone here in the united to's -- states department of labor on behalf of myself we want to welcome you here today for this amazing event. today we mark the 30th anniversary of the family medical leave act, so we are trying to keep that up there. thank you very much we have a lot of great people here and want to start by thanking all of you in this room today. t to thank all of you here today and all the f all the folks that have been in this fight from the beginning those of you department of labor and administration, thank you for what you do every single advocati

marty is following up on it. >> he's with the gray zone.he he joins us tonight. i don't remember last time i saw a story this welll reportedreport wasn't in the ne, times, hersh's former employer. they wouldn't have run ict that but the fact that nobody at eve the white house briefing today even asked about this stord aboy makes me think we are becoming north korea. >> talking. this is a case where you have m long been trying t the motive. >> the u.s. has long beenecause trying to stop the north stream to because as sy hersh has story points out, the u.s. has recognized that if nord stream two goes online, that would make it a lot more difficultwait for the u.s. to wage a proxy war against russia because germany will not want to be on board with cutting off itsit source of cheap energy. so the u.s. found an answer to that problem. they blew it up.g for and it's interesting, hersh reports that the planning for this operation beganeration inw 2020 one , and that's whenrces r russian forces were massingthe h on the border of ukrainef the ii and there was the threat

you heard marty walsh saying what is up to his economist team.eard you did a double take yourself as you look at the print today. joe: certainly. i think this would be exhibit a of upside surprise. i think however, it is important to look at where the trends are. this reaffirmed in my mind the considerable momentum we have had in the labor market and we have a labor market that is considerably too tight. that is something we have heard from chairman powell. it is why central banks have been normalizing. it is important to keep in mind that we are not in the window we would expect to see a slowdown from the fed tightening. that is yet to come. kriti: joe, you wear two hats. you are chief economist at vanguard, the chief investment strategist if i am not wrong. the two year yield, 426, higher by 16 basis point on the day pricing and perhaps hawkish action by the federal reserve. is this going to change their mind? how does the fed react to a number like this? joe: one says we have not seen the material deceleration of the labor market today. some w

marty walsh might be leaving. give us the details. >> yeah, our own mike memoli has just confirmed this, chris, according to a source familiar with this decision that the secretary of labor marty walsh, somebody who has been a part of the cabinet from the very beginning, is going to be departing the administration to lead the nhlpa, the national hockey league players association. this is something first reported elsewhere in the hockey world that mike memoli has been able to confirm. it is something the white house and the department of labor haven't provided any statement on. but it is notable because this is the first sort of statutory member of the cabinet to depart the administration. we had seen incredible cohesion so far and it is rare in the two-year mark to see this many cabinet level members still sticking by. sometimes they sign on and say i'll do the first half of the first term, but then i'm going to go pursue something else. i think this is the first cabinet member that we're seeing of the original ma

bound to a wheelchair, 91-year- old marty shulman desperately needed help as the creek turned into aaging river, making it impossible for him to get around his home. >> when i looked down here, the water was coming over the deck and eventually it came up and flooded the room down below, or i keep all my food and stuff, so i was unable to get any food. >> reporter: neighbors came to the rescue, but an army of teenage helpers known as the gray shirt is here. a former criminal investigators is digging and searching for purpose after retiring. a friend social media post about this team of veterans helped him realize what he was missing. >> sometimes it is difficult, to connect, to feel that compassion. >> reporter: warren jumped into action. as team rubicon answered marty's call for help with the organization has been deploying volunteers and responding to natural disasters for more than a decade. the search for anyone in need but it is often the elderly, and some without insurance. >> we go to help people on their birthday, give them some hope, you know, as people still do care about yo

this year it's marty walsh. member of president biden's economic team and several of the key items the president will be details tonight will have some ties to what the labor department does. but he will be the one outside of the chamber, jake. >> that's right. we're seeing the first lady of the united states, dr. jill biden walk in right now. the fist lady is usually somebody who gets bipartisan support, no matter whom her husband is. and there she is, sitting right next the second gentleman of the united states, doug emhoff, the husband of vice president kamala harris. among the first lady are as we were referring to earlier, a number of individuals, often picked from public notice or public life or the news, who represent a specific story, represent a specific cause. we saw not only paul pelosi there but the ukrainian ambassador to the united states. >> mr. speaker, the president's cabinet. >> here is the cabinet of the united states. we will see -- we should note that marty walsh will not be there the secret

. >> marty said the f word to one of the hell's angels.bit. i'd like to thank you for that. >> keep talking to me i'm gonna talk to you. >> i'm not talking to you, man. i'm talking to the people that hit my lead singer in the head. >> you're talking to my people. well, let me tell you what's happening. ♪ one pill makes you larger and one pill makes you larger ♪ ♪ and the ones that mother gives you don't do anything at all ♪ >> oh, that's what the story is here? >> yeah. oh bummer. >> really, it's scary. >> who's doing all the beating? >> hell's angels. >> hell's angels are doing beating on musicians? >> marty got beat up. >> when we left, it was dark, and the rolling stones were on, and we were on a helicopter. paul kantner looked down, he said, wow, it looks like somebody's getting killed down there. well, he was right, they were. >> in california, five members of a so-called religious cult, including charles manson the guru, or high priest, have been indicted in the murder of sharon tate and six others. >> all the elements are present fo

that's the date marty mcfly and doc brown travel to in "back to the future ii."hey set the clock on the delorean to that date. we were in brooklyn on october 21st, 2015, where we did something very special. and here it is. let's crank up the old flux capacitor and go back in time to my favorite moment from the last 20 years. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> great scott! >> yeah, doc, where are we? >> according to my calculations, this is the year 2015, marty. the future! [ laughter ] >> 2015? that -- that's heavy. all these people must have got here in their flying cars. >> jimmy: uh, no, we never figured out flying cars, actually. we never did figure that out. >> oh. oh. >> who are you? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh. i'm sorry, my name is jimmy kimmel. you time traveled into the middle of my talk show. >> people are watching us on tv right now? >> jimmy: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] yeah, people are. people are watching us on tv right now. although honestly, most people will probably watch this o

marty makary.ut first, alexis mcadams live in art new york city newsroom, alexis. >> to my former president jimmy carter is back home with his family in georgia. foundation releasing this statement about his condition, take a look apart after series of short hospitals as former u.s. president jimmy carter today decided to spend his remaining time at home with his family. receive hospice care instead of additional medical intervention. he is the full support of his family and his medical team. the carter family asking for privacy during this time and is grateful for the concern shown by his many admirers. jimmy carter's longest living u.s. president in history. the democrat was beloved by many turned 98 years old in october. carter was the 39th president of the united states he's been married for more than 70 years, a loving husband, father for a grandfather. he won the election back in 1976 and nearly debating and, gerald ford was a critical time in u.s. history in the wake of the watergate scandal

well, we heard marty contributor, use actually about the importance of the anniversary and at the end of the day, what it means to the people that 44 years ago. although these queries at one was jam packed with hundreds of thousands of iranians, if not millions, to welcome a man who changed the course of history in iran. in mom khamenei, when the mom returned from forced exile in 1979, it meant that thousands of years of monarchy would make way for religious democracy . former monarch mohammed resolved that if he known as the shot, had already fled the country. just a few months later, these law mach republic became aaron's new ruling system in a nation wide referendum. the flemish republic as the fruit of the nation void uprising was formed based on the idea of religious democracy. the will and vote of the people. and based on the divine and spiritual teachings of the arabian nation, a nation that throughout history has always risen against the oppression of tyrants . and has stood up to achieve justice and independence and has not tolerated captivity either for itself or for a natio

nuclear threat, and now we are still waiting to see who is appointed this year, and we can see that marty, marty volzh, is the minister of labor, the minister of labor this year, he was named this appointed successor . who will not be in the congress during the speech, will not be in this building, this is a person who is going to an unnamed protected location to again ensure the succession in case something happens and the president of the vice president and the speaker of the house of representatives and other members of the cabinet cannot fulfill their duties responsibilities, this is again a tradition that happens every year. now, before that , the minister of infrastructure saw the minister of energy, mrs.

are marty muslims in pakistan. in iran, she muslims and sunni governed countries, catholics in nicaragua, jews in france, i go on and on and on, the list is too long. as a practicing catholic myself, i know how important and how personal the right to freedom of religion is. i'm very aware my right to freedom of religion is only as strong is that of my muslim or hindu or buddhist neighbor and in our diverse world unless the right to freedom of religion exists for everyone, it doesn't truly exist for anyone. the question that brings us together on this panel is why international religious freedom is vital to us foreign policy and i believe the answer is clear. americans value the right to religious freedom very highly. it is a fundamental right guaranteed in the first amendment to our own constitution alongside the rights to freedom of speech and assembly. these are part of who we are and also enshrined in the universal declaration of human rights, whose drafting and adoption in 1948 were led by the united states. in

. >> the great marty savage is following this and who is behind this?the zoo, but they have cracked the case of the missing monkeys at the zoo, and they have someone in custody. a 24-year-old man named damian irwin who was taken into custody, and the monkeys had human help which is a story that has captured attention across the nation. the two monkeys were escaped or allowed to escape and takenencl n where police received a tip that said you might find them in a closet at a home, and then on surveillance there was the suspect identify and now taken into custody and charged with six counts of animal cruelty. so it is nothing to laugh at when it comes to the charge, but the good news is that the monkeys are safe and now the culprit has been nabbed. jim and bianna. >> and to be clear, marty and i are going to be growing mustaches just like those. >> call dr. seuss going forward. >> yes, the em peror anchors here. >> yes. >>> as the officials are continuing to continue to monitor to chinese surveillance balloon, we will have james clapper join us to discuss

warning of weaker sales during the holiday season let's talk about the retail week with jharonne martis see you. >> good morning, frank >> jharonne, i have to kick this off before the bell. walmart. one thing i want to look at is the estimate of same-store sales of 4.6% in the u.s. compared to 8.2% growth last quarter that is a big slowdown in growth is this a walmart specific story or retail in general >> what is interesting is that analysts actually increased the estimate as the quarter progressed at the time when entered the lower for the retailers. this is because of the consumers moving from discretionary to staples. they believe grocers are going to be a big win for walmart to push the numbers up. >> a lot of retail earnings we want to talk about, but we are having audio issues. we will try to get you back on the show and resolve those let's get a check of the other headlines with phillip mena in new york with the latest good morning, phil. >>> good morning, frank. two weeks after the quake that killed 35,000 people, another earthquake hitting turkey and syria. the the only remain

bound to a wheelchair, 91-year- old marty needed help as the so cal creek turned into a raging riverhome and piling pounds of mud making it impossible to get around his home. >> the water was coming over the deck and eventually floated the room below where i keep all my food. i was unable to get any food. >> reporter: neighbors came to the rescue but an army of team rubicon helpers known as gray shirts is here including the 57- year-old warrant, a former criminal investigator digging and searching for purpose after retiring. a social media post about the team and mostly veterans helped him realize what he was missing. >> sometimes it is difficult to connect that compassion. >> warren jumped into action as team rubicon answered marty's call for help. the organization has been deploying volunteers and responding to natural disasters for more than a decade. they search for anyone in need but it is often the elderly and some without insurance. >> you go and help people on their worst day. give them hope that people still care about you, people still care. we are here to do what we can fo

however, marty, stick to his cautious approach and said india once the conflict to end through dialogue and diplomacy, he out of me dialogue are different from the time developments in ukraine started. india has emphasized the dispute should be resolved through dialogue and diplomacy . your with on been italy about. india is ready to contribute in any piece processes, right? you raise rig was the galvan method, but we also reiterated our agreement. that reforms are essential in multilateral institutions. so that they better reflect global realities. so messed with armando, believe their renter motor well hoss punt is a professor of international relations in daily. earlier i asked him to explain the line that india's trading between its ties to the west and its military and oil dependence on russia. i think india's historically dependence on russia for defense is quite extraordinary. that because during the cold water, the west was not willing to supply india with critical defense technologies. and so india reliance and then soviet union increased. and as a result of which even today, i

w correspondence. marty has bullying a john me earlier from keith and told he told me about the next steps for ukraine's bid to join the you. yeah, this is the 1st summit since the beginning of the war, the sums they used to happen regularly before the war. that means there are leadership of the european union meeting with the leadership of ukraine. but this was, of course, a much bigger event. there was yesterday, a talk between the ukrainian government and a number of commissars and the leadership of the e. u. consultations, and then the summit to data. that's a clear sign of course, of support for ukraine. and the main topic was a readiness of ukraine to start the basically the talks about an a session is already obtained candidate status in june. and then it gets handed a number of questions, a bit questionnaire with several 1000 questions that they will have to answer. and then the e will make an assessment a so called report. and based on that assessment, it will be decided whether it's time to start the talks or whether that something else needs to be done before talks can rea

he made the remarks the press conference with prime minister in a renter. marty and deli sholtes is trip to india, highlights a growing if it by western powers, to isolate russia for its invasion of ukraine. following his meeting with the indian prime minister, all aft, schultz told reporters, the war in ukraine is hurting developing countries, including through global food and fuel shortages of justice. other glosser covers for it is a big catastrophe. above all, it is a big catastrophe because we know that this war breaks with the principle that we all have agreed on and been following for so long. does that bought us cannot be changed and, and moved by foresight. and that the rule of law regulates international relations and that revisionism is not allowed to be the basis of international trade target. there's hundreds from stop and off. right. mister schultz went on to reiterate his commitment to sealing a free trade deal between india and the european union. for the e u, the agreement would strengthen it. strategic partnership with the endo pacific region. it could also serve the ta

the designated survivor tonight, it was labor secretary marty welsh. this keeps the succession of power intact as the president, the vice president, and those after him in the line of succession are all inside the house chamber. howard morton going into the c-span archives to note this. joe biden is the fourth president to deliver both the state of the union address and a response to a state of the union address. the other three were gerald ford, george h w bush, and bill clinton. on march 1, 2020 two and january 25, 1983, delivering the democratic response. here's a quote from 40 years ago from joe biden. we think it's time we put up or shut up. joe biden was one of several democrats who gave a response to president reagan's state of the union address january 25, 1983. we heard the president talk about several policy issues tonight and he also called for unity between the two parties and to work together. in a poll done by the washington post, they found americans broadly distrust the president and mccarthy and both parties in congress. when they aske

what is remy marty about when you want summer extracts for a long time at dyutiki allocated for one andos? you've been waiting a long time, right? everything is fine? what do you buryats lack one chromosome, which is responsible for the breakdown of alcohol in the blood? get drunk. yes, cleverly you came up with a clever idea, especially with this buryat. probably went to swear. hello, you understand, the matter turned out to be somewhat more complicated than at first glance. here they are in cars. well, they are scammers, in a way. in fact, the guy is really sick, he has cancer, and of course we can continue the case, but the court, most likely will take his side, given that your wife, she, as it were, gave him money stop, stop, guys, i came to pick up the application. he has already reimbursed me for everything crazy, so i have no complaints, so thank you very much in any case for your help. so thanks are always welcome. listen 00 23 you can take as much as you want , so that's why he is like that of belousov. soon they are discharged. i don't know, i'm fine here. listen, they are tig

doctor marty makary joins us to react. they were doing this during the pandemic.cal boards. >> amazing how much energy the government spent trying to shut down ivermectin. i don't believe in that but they brought john marshall law in the united states. they could have channeled an ounce of energy to address obesity which is the only modifiable risk factor we could have done a lot better. rachel: a tell people to get outside and exercise, did doctors bring this on themselves? you are one of the few outspoken doctors who talked about things government wasn't right but so many were silent, now they are codifying this. >> one of the great lessons of the pandemic, doctors should never be quiet when we feel there is something we need to say. many were muzzled, bullied, there was pressure on researchers to not publish certain data and a small group of people making all the decisions. that is why i am worried about the provisions in this bill. they could ban one in 5 medications, was given off label. the reason we get off label, not that we do anything bad as doctors but

life or that they can restore it if severe symptoms start again and then be the most out of them to marty. often it christina's from light sick and has been taking antidepressants for 23 years. she lived in a group home as a teenager, after her mother took her own life. depression appeared later in life deleted plan. increasingly i was in my early mid thirty's, when i had to give up what i thought would be my life. and i just was then come. i suddenly couldn't look forward to anything planned for it. i knew a depressive episode could totally turn my life upside down at any time compared of cops. then christina needed several years to stay. is her mood not just through medication, but also what meditation and psychotherapy am lou is vice death by me are both key factors that can lead to depression play a role and mine in a wellness viewing does the in is one, is the experiences or events and life was that have contributed to me suffering depression. it was either his would love with witness or, and herb as the other, as the imbalance of neurotransmitters in the brain. in gum. that's what c

relaciones, hermandad polÍtica desde siempre, en mÉxico se ejerciÓ la poesÍa y la literatura, josÉ martÍ en temas de salud, sobre todo por la llegada a mÉxico de hasta 561 mÉdicos cubanos. lÓpez obrador adelantÓ que en el transcurso del aÑo llegarÁ a tierra azteca mÁs personal mÉdico procedente de la isla, anunciÓ que volvÍ a molestar al gremio en mÉxico. >> hemos requerido salarios mÍnimos, dignificaciÓn, aquÍ se abarata la mano de obra de los trabajadores de salud. locutora: de acuerdo con julio jimÉnez, la verdadera razÓn de esta visita de estado es la negociaciÓn de recursos para el rÉgimen cubano, lleno de violaciones. >> no en beneficio a la salud internacional, ni mucho menos a la condiciÓn de vida a los cubanos. locutora: este es el quinto encuentro entre ambos lÍderes y de acuerdo con el presidente de la ciudad de mÉxico, en esta reuniÓn se hablarÁ de asuntos econÓmicos. desde ciudad de mÉxico univisiÓn. fÉlix: el brasileÑo vinÍcius con dos goles llevÓ al real madrid a su octavo tÍtulo en el mundial de clubes disputado en marruecos. locutor: ¿cÓmo estÁn? esto es lo mÁs important

kevin mccarthy in short , there were all but secretary of labor marty wallsh , he was appointed for onevening to the honorary position of a man who will survive in the event of an attack on the american elite. walsh listened to biden from a secret place, and biden , already in the fifth minute of his speech, remembered the russian president. in the first of four variances given by paul , inflation has become a global problem as the pandemic disrupted our supply chains, dishonest and brutal war. putin in ukraine also disrupted the supply of energy and food, the speaker on the map asked his colleagues in advance to be calmer, biden did not help, he began to provoke the republicans. and once accused them of wanting to destroy the health care and court protections. everything turned into a mess. taylor green, in the color of the balloon with which on the eve of the biden performance, she was seen on the sidelines trolling high -flying, just an innocent balloon. everything is the same as the chinese balloon that was shot down off the coast of south carolina, the sediment remained, and biden'

marty walsh. when the cruella de vils out there are going "boo, bad, you stink."hey wanted to cut it, were you excited? did you plan for that? >> ron: we did plan a little bit. we were excited. if you don't want to be accused of trying to cut social security and medicare, may be you shouldn't try to cut social security and medicare. okay? harry truman, "give 'em hell, harry." he said i don't give them hell. i just tell the truth about them and it feels like hell. >> stephen: when is the president going to announce? >> ron: that's up to him and his family to pick the right time. i hope in the not-too-distant future. >> stephen: so he is announcing? >> ron: again, i'm not here to announce that he's announcing. >> stephen: it sounds like -- >> ron: i'm here to announce that i hope he announces. >> stephen: thank you so much for being here. ron klain, everybody. we'll be right back. thanks. that was a ton of fun. >> stick around for james. good night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ speaker we are having a good time. this you can tell, it's about time.

bound to a wheelchair 91-year- old marty schumann needed help as the creek turned into a raging rivering his home and piling mounds of mud. >> when i looked, the water was over the deck and came up and floated the room below where i keep all my food. so i was unable to go down and get any food. >> reporter: neighboring came to the rescue but an army of team rubicon helpers known as gray shirts is here including 57-year-old warren, a former criminal investigator digging and searching for purpose after retiring. a social media post about the team of mostly veterans helped him realize what he was missing. >> sometimes it's difficult to connect and feel that compassion. >> warren jumped into action as team rubicon answered marty's call for help. the organization has been deploying volunteers and responding to natural disasters for more than a decade. they search for anyone in need but it is offen elderly and some without insurance. >> help people on the worst day. give them hope that people still care about you, people still care. we are here to do what we can for you. >> reporter: volunt

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and now we are still waiting to see who is appointed this year , and we see marci volzh, marty volzh - this is the minister of labor, the minister of labor this year was named this appointed successor. this person who will not be in the congress during the speech will not be in this building, this is a person who is going to an unnamed protected location to again ensure the succession in case something happens and the president of the vice president and the speaker of the house of representatives cannot and other members of the cabinet to fulfill their duties, this is again a tradition that happens every year . now before that, the minister of infrastructure saw the budget . important decisions were also agreed on by a-a on their part , including here we see mr. under the budget communicates, in particular, senator valida from greenfield, the representative of the united states at of the united nations also greets the american legislators behind her, also the members of baida's cabinet, the first lady and the second gentleman yuli are now on the screen, as we can see , they are smili

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marty makary.ce is he has changed his tie from there to griff's piece, so it's a different thing. it's good to have you on, because this is a fascinating thing for me. i want to place a more sound from one of the researchers of the study about the mandate, and we will get your take on the other side. >> covid cases were not affected by the mandate. covid deaths were not affected and people were not more likely to get vaccinated at all in the first place. the idea is more people are going to get vaccinated, therefore we are going to reduce the spread of covid. that first step really didn't happen. >> trace: we've been talking about this for three years. he should have been about the science and feels like it was a lot about politics. >> this was a really good study out of george mason university, and the data are what they are. you can't really deny that. the cumulative data now are overwhelmingly convincing. remember, the vaccine mandates were developed with the notion that it was the unvaccinated