maureen: sure. i was speaking with someone who was friendly with the producer of this miniseries called the kennedys. he was one of the producers behind the hit fox series "24" with kiefer sutherland and that was about to air on -- i forget the network, but the kennedy family reportedly caroline kennedy and maria shriver -- reportely caroline kennedy and maria shriver forwarded it. it ended up running on a much more niche cable station. i watched it. there wasn't anything i thought that was particularly shocking or controversial, but that is just one example. a second one is way more personal. i was out with this book proposal for a kennedy book and my publisher for my former book, "american predator," which did incredibly well for them, they were like, we will publish whatever you want to do next, not even a question, and then i submitted this and it was crickets and they passed on it and we later learned that they passed because they had been in quiet back room talks with maria shriver to give her

maureen: two things. we are at ultra tight valuations from a spread perspective and at the market is priced for perfection in that regard and when there is limited upside, it introduces more idiosyncratic risk to the market, the d correlation trade happening in specific credit stories over the last year or so. i think investors are concerned over where the next shoe is that will drop. i think the longer-term risk is probably inflation. i think if we do see a move higher in inflation, rates move along higher with it. you get concerned about the fed really trying to move into a more prolonged pause or potentially into rate hikes. then we start to worry about negative returns in the asset class and people shying away from what has been an advantageous entry point and a stable environment the last couple years. sonali: thank you both for your time. maureen o'connor of wells fargo and mehgan graper of barclays. news from reuters saying tariffs on canada and mexico will start march 1. this announcement offers a

those are questions maureen reason and charles, thank you for joining us, we hope to have you back.nk you. >> thank you. >> aishah: reaction to the new year's -- excuse me, we will go to live pictures from the earth cam right now as we get reaction to the new orleans new year's massacre. pouring in from lawmakers. who congress wants to drag the hill and questions they are raising and also additional analysis on the investigation and where it goes from here. remission are possible with rinvoq. ask your gastroenterologist to switching to rinvoq is right for you. you could pay as little as $0 per month. my name is brayden. i was five years old when i came to st. jude. i'll try and shorten down the story. so i've been having these headaches that wouldn't go away. my mom, she was just crying. what they said, your son has brain cancer. it was your worst fear coming to life. watching your child grow up is the dream of every parent. you can join the battle to save the lives of kids like brayden, by supporting st. jude children's research hospital . families never receive a bill from st. jud

stuff that accompany them on to fuck chase products from the maureen got tree. it's leaves 14 important 14 and 45 seats, as well as a wide range of white domains in monroe's. a graduate of mit in the ways we on sunday to the set top 10 years ago, making powders juices and creams. but he says, interpreters and gun, our fees, a lot of challenges. we have had situations where, you know, we're trying to get a local certification and we need all the requirements. everything has even been done. there's a letter saying is approved and it takes 14 months, not an exaggeration, 14 months to get the actual physical certificate. elaine c process, that means that the lease and the products rich in the market, but squarely, williams filled out an extensive and it's week of maureen, a pharmacist in the region around as a boy farm is having always seen maureen as a profitable plant in a bunch of mount the wick with the company, the regular custom is for the refresh leaves suited for processing. in the last 10 years farm is i've also planted around 2000000 more of these miracle

maureen callahan do you know the legal t reasoning behind the ceiling or records with rosemary kennedy was rosemary, that lobotomy happened so long ago i am sure joe kennedy paid to have every copy of the medical records destroyed. with martha, they were sealed. it was explained to me because the conviction have been vacated so must the evidence that helps to convict michael. i remember when i got back to new york city that night the first person i e-mailed was susan riley who was the prosecutor, one of the prosecutors in that case it was a huge help to this book. just enormous. she was the one who had arranged for me too have such easy access to that stuff. i said to her i just got back from the courthouse i was told they're going to seal all of this up the monday after thanksgiving but that was five days away. she said i had no idea that was about toas happen. she thought it was catastrophic. she's that hope when this is all over you or someone will sue because this case is of such historical importance that evidence should be available to any future biographer, writer, historian who

folks, maureen a guard -- [applause] -- maureen garde -- is someone who loves this organization with everything that she has. when i think of the democratic party, i think of maureen. and she has always been that there. she's always said, mr. chairman, i'm here for you. and marine, i just wanted to give you a token of appreciation for your friendship and for your service. >> thank you. [applause] >> thank you, maureen. and, of course, i could not do this work without my team. i want to thank the leadership of the dnc. i want to thank sam cornell. sam, i've got one for you. monica and roger, thank you for your leadership over these last three years, four years. i really, really appreciate everything that you guys have done. [applause] and also want to thank my team. so clay, ashley and josh. [applause] [applause] [applause] so let me just quickly say this because at that want to hold you guys. i know we've got, we were off schedule and we've got to go. so ashley and josh were part, became a part of my family on my campaign for the united states senate. ashley was my deputy finance dir

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maureen o'connell, thank you very much, retired fbi special agent, we appreciate your insights.ryan: coming up, in my report on that cybertruck explosion outside of trump international hotel in las vegas. it is now being investigated as a potential terror attack. ♪ ♪ >> bryan: new developments right now in the tesla cybertruck that exploded outside the trump hotel in las vegas. fox can confirm that authorities are investigating the blast as a potential act of terror. there is no indication at this time that it is related to new orleans. now fox news correspondent marianne rafferty with the breaking news details on this stunning story. marianne? >> yeah, bryan, stunning a good way to put it. just a few hours after the deadly terrorist attack in new orleans, the tesla cybertruck exploded and caught fire outside the trump towers in las vegas. this justin from elon musk who post on x, "we have now confirmed that the explosion was caused very large fireworks and/or a bomb carried in the bed of the rented cybertruck and is unrelated to the vehicle itself. all vehicle telemetry was pos

thank you, maureen. so as if you were heard from laurie and the situations are getting worse by the the day here, as the deacon selection is not a hasn't been implemented very well. there are areas that organization like the, the organization, maureen, are volunteering with, are unable to read there. many of the people are trapped in these areas. even here in central dog, the basement part. there are areas that are these organize and are unable to reach you and providing much needed a little alone. northern garza where for more than a 100 they now people are trapped without any proper access to any of the basic necessities and supplies to help them survive. these difficult conditions. okay, thank you for that. so update the from the goal. is this trip on the humanitarian situation? now, i'm outgoing. you. a secretary of state on sneed lincoln was interrupted multiple times by heck, who's calling him secretary of genocide? take a listen. the, the right, well, think it was speaking, it's an atlantic counci

when the united states really did call the shots in this region c and human al jazeera santiago, maureen, mary's with as vice president the program. and we are not controlled by china. and the canal is not controlled by china. however, they are launching an audit, and i think it's a way of saying, look, let's look at this. we want to talk to you we, we do need us businesses to keep using the canal. we want to have a good relationship with the, with, with the country. i think the flip side, the trunk of the station needs to look at what else panel is doing products across the board or multiple times before they're sold. so there's gonna be large impact on the economies of both countries. what can they give donald trump, mexico? i think mexico has been a strategic partner in combat in drug trafficking. you know, a lot of the flow of drugs, united states, but also in migration, again they have really stepped up to their enforcement efforts in the past year. that has reduced the seer, which means started under, by my question is sort of what can donald trump, even if only from the political

>> i disagree with maureen dowd.hink a lot of people are just resolved to allow the country to kind of reap the benefit of what they voted for. i think you're going to see democrats focus on two things, which aren't sexy at all, which are the states of virginia and new jersey, right? we have elections to win this year. if donald trump does everything he wants to do, fire all of these civil servants, fire all these bureaucrats, you know where they live? in virginia, right? those are going to have political consequences. so, yeah, we actually have a leader. name is hakeem jeffries. we're not in the wilderness, just kind of wandering around, flummoxed, but a lot of people are tired. the base of the party is extremely tired. you know, when you go to the polls and you continue to be the -- kind of the base of this party, and others don't necessarily come along with you, and you see how they voted, then so be it. today, the irony is today is martin luther king day. you have a man who rose to some level of success, judged n

and on this entire journey, i couldn't have done it without my life partner, maureen, married 48 years ago. never get that number wrong, even if it's off by a year. at our wedding, i'll never forget, everyone as they passed me and got to her, i was trying to listen, if anyone said that she was lucky because i was first. and everyone without exception said how lucky i was. well, i just couldn't resist, after we got out of the line there at church, maybe later that evening, i said, dear, were there any people that told you you were lucky. and in a very diplomatic way she said there were a few. i have been blessed beyond all measure there. i have a family that has been great. three of the four kids run the business i ran for 37 years. three of my seven grand kids are right up there, michael, kate and julia. jason, one of my four kids. you know, i have been blessed beyond measure when you look at all of that, and then, the thing i talk most often about is faith, family, and community. and in that broader scope, how we were so lucky to be dropped in to a place called jasper, indiana. that,

russian diplomat and chapman of the russian friendship with society, with our countries and in munich, maureen, up there on a postdoctoral research at the defense studies department at kings college london award. welcome to you all. i'd like to start entire on 1st. this is a wide ranging agreement test on is also potentially a very long lasting one. why disagreement? why now? well, i think the wait a minute is basically to solidify the enhanced think relationship between the iran pressure and broaden the spectrum. the 2 countries are working on. of course you can always and for ages, front and center. so other aspect, sorry, little bit. both countries are under sanctions and i think this is to basically immediate some of the pressure they are and up until it has that time based on their can all make situation. and also of course, the defense capabilities that search for the agreement to see use addresses wide range of issues dismissed the 2 countries. and i think it comes in a time where the west, the collector west generally is on the 2 countries as the author, the and i mean if you like, and

we smell on maureen, just estimate the petition or the question, what are groupon? and she thought was, of course, really they were showing you what the resume on you will use me. my name is william . well, what the folks jones told us? explain your thoughts on the long waiting, waiting list. yeah. but a chevy mine? yeah. he would usually a year to rich on like some dots diet and even under more for florida. and you know, just to bring it in for the each level just because we're now course the to the i'm going to some more system of this. you bought the grow pinker boom lightship flush of yours from that i was young. the colors got the freeze. can you mind inconsistent messaging system most visible shows phones to stash that those that look system shots, we mean? yeah, at the of the more nozzles for junior zillow or she was struck myess daniel bull up. we're just not positioning as fuel some more. it's so this is the royal shock, lois assuming the risk of what's available through to them. but today's, those colors are samples of shortens for the table and co store o

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you have to go here, maureen, an email saying this is which is a i don't know that jessica still made no key to the mist as you know what are going to be an issue for any of us when he saw me building the solution. she said, yeah, so she'll to senior without jane key. is there a chance for me that you have ski but no, there are conferences in poland done films being made in which the soviet union it's safe to go to stay, towed and restored its economy. is acquainted with the nazi of rice bowl funded by the us when else develops associates. so just promoting, told the students, say this down as a group real time the task to just just does this is the fast electrical echo will only be nobody's of and i say that i get the post a spirit shirt unless east of the automated set of all the so just because i've got you okay, but also that's i go and then that goes at this point on a scale they run across it. they'll go to sorting on child support. case of the the for the bulletin? no, underneath the. okay, that's good. if, when he gets to send this to stay, you know, that goal for paying for t

can breeze during low tide and i tied so it was at the beginning just hold on to our research just maureen, biology question. and one i work on this question and iphones, that's a world stop to greece some uh, between the low tide, it was just bracing when he was on the water like fish, lug rooms have gills and breathes under water, but they don't suffocate when the tide goes out, instead, they can survive for up to 6 hours without breathing. so i fell to my attention on this work. and i found this very special and like which is nothing food on a red blood cell which is don't type of blood typing, which is very similar. also the center was. busy hbo from human hunk saw, had discovered an extraordinary oxygen storage system. convinced that harnessing this love were him human globe and could transform medicine. he left his position as a university researcher and launched his own company. marina. it was like a really adventure to, to arrive to date that so we can use this product for a full human use today. use biotech company as more than 40 employees, the substance they extract from leg whe

he was succeeded as party chief by his daughter maureen le pen, who has since run for the presidency 3 times and turn the party. now brands at the national riley into one of france's main political parties that i spoke earlier about this with phillips mother. she's a professor of professor emeritus of political communication at the fontainebleau institute of political studies in paris. you told me more about the helm of the la pens political legacy to well, i would say have joking this, he's probably gonna lose he's, he's still throwing away. because i would say that he's made that even was a to a to a or enough election. but afterwards, he gets a, i would say, having such an extreme most be kind of speech that he couldn't get, probably elected the need at any time. and he's the completely understood it. and she even expense in from his own thoughts you 10 years ago. exactly in august the 2015 and uh, because he even kept saying that may be the magic of jews and just genocide of jews in germany had been the incident of the 2nd good. well, he wouldn't commit to say it, but it was a ge

you have to go here, maureen. email said the this is which is you, i don't know. jessica still made the trip. the mistake each. and what did you envision a shot for any of us when you saw me be the solution finishes it. yeah. so she'll to senior without doing t. is there a chance for me that you have sky but now the route conferences in poland and films being made in which the soviet union is that safe, solar stay towed and restored its economy. is acquainted with the nazi right pole funded by the us when else develops associates. so just promoting the students say this down as a real time the task so just just does this, this, the fast for you and like echo echo will only be enough. i must say that i go to the post a spirit shirt unless east of the army and one of the the so just because it was the 1st thing i said, okay. but also, once i go into that goes, it does put you in any bonus, go to run across the, the total child support game of the, the, for the boat and the don't any, the, okay, it's good if, when he gets to send this to stay, you know that goal for

all tease maureen across the river with the story. the other low points for the bite and administration and, and the rough symbol, k know for donald trump to try and contain when he assumes the presidency. that's the message from average americans who are dumbfounded at the latest move coming out of washington. industry later said the proposed restrictions would hurt innovation. and global business export control framework will go down as one of the most destructive to ever had the u. s. technology industry and quote says we don't need a ride, we need government to get out of the way. this is all going to be managed by a government agency. and i can think of the worst thing for innovation and speed and revenue that having a traffic cop, i think we're all in on national security. but this is the, this is the wrong answer. these instructions are nothing new for us and china who have been limited in their ability to access us, made chips for years. but now joe fly, them has taken it to a whole new level, dividing the world, and so friend

how else a 0, hockey, maureen, in their own imagery. i noticed in post talk to a search at the wall studies department at kings clinton, london. she explains why russia strike may not have gone to plan. of the plan has been targeted by the russians already in november. and the russians are saying that the korean forces using apps to it, assembled trains so that that would make sense for the russians to try and go after the plan. now, since we have civilian casualties and ukrainian news reports going through the use of quite funds, there is a force of possibility that the navigation of those funds have been jammed. therefore, we are seeing a civilian casualties. the strikes didn't go as planned, but right now, it is too early to make any sort of conclusions from what has happened. we have to wait and see because it happened just a couple of hours ago. it has to be investigated what exactly happened. but that could be one of possible scenarios says the actual target was the motors. each plan which is in the central office is a breach of c

was saying strange cuz he will probably always have people like this guy who heads up and they told maureen group when asked if it was possible that there was no russian trail. he replied, yes. but in that case, aliens must have done the job. plus, let's not forget what we heard from you. officials on the matter. i'm go a lot of the to say nobody believes that these tables were accidentally cut. and i also don't like to believe in the version that these were anchors that accidentally caused. how shall i put it? damage to these cables. so we have to conclude without knowing exactly who did it, that it was a hybrid action. and we also have to assume without knowing it, of course, that it is sabotage. and what other female does, i don't know about this time, finland has already reacted very appropriately. the ship was stopped and the people responsible for this attack on this infrastructure were a ested. and this, in a sense, was the 1st real example of the kind of decisive action. poland appealed to all the baltic states that they can have an effect. it's really about deterrence, but also abo

office maureen, across the river discussed his background as well as the new attack in new orleans with my colleague, they keep our, the old ones again. and we see that there is a violent incidents in the west and that the perpetrators seems to have links to ukraine in the past. we saw, for example, the recent past how one of from one of the assassins had legs to ukraine, even travel there. i tried to recruit volunteer american soldiers in this case. first of all, one thing that people supported right away was that the man in question last the, the attack or he will seen wearing a t shirts where the ukranian nationalist symbol that said, gloried. so you claim that was picked up right away. then they saw that on his link to the account, for example, he had recently replied to a military contract opportunity, which offered $550.00 per day for a 30 day. uh, contract there uh with the free launching and travel provided. and he replied, saying that he had someone in mind that he had sent them their way now to move in on another link is of course his military background, which he just brought

of next that correspondence, maureen, a culture of it takes a much closer look as the mainstream media continues to tow the establishment line . it was the case heard round the world until new details emerged, then suddenly there was silence. well, let's look at these new details emerging from the murder inquiry of a woman who died from the trunk poisoning in solsbury hospital, a few months after the school paul case. now there are hearing transcripts, copies of evidence, and statements like this one that we're about to show you, which reveals us group all actually woke up from her coma for days after being admitted to the hospital, indicating that she and her father were poisoned out a restaurant not at home. now, here is a copy of a statement by teeth assman and he is a british counts. it's her police forensics expert who participated in the pro office with possible using an image. he reveals that the intensive care consultants who treated this group falls upon their admission madness to ask you a few questions and asked her to blink and number of times, dependence on whether the ans

trying to save maureen buds weeks of to, to oil time because we're on a ground in the black sea. hundreds the thoughts of already died and recovered in the oil covered in the oil and one tank assigned to another broker, pos after a storm in mid december. on 2000 tons of oil is to to of leaks out. that's it. from a lower car movement. the weather is next and inside story, the the, how are the weather is set faster? the tennessee in melbourne, looking good. here we have got a few showers around that eastern side, almost not as heavy as they have been recently. plenty of showers wet season, tried desperately to set in across the north side, both big and sundry down pools, particularly to northern parts of wy, some live. you shall see the potential for damaging weather coming through here. launch. how? and some flash will river rain flooding whether they're up to was the yeah, the top hand down those st in northern parts of queensland. so once the weather will make its way through the, by the head stools at southeast and cool, not really making it to having set that temperature is in melbourn

you have destroyed a pharmacy, we look at the trees, look at the name tree or even look at the maureen, god, it's not just the season, not that the box is locked up in these. that's so much for everybody. so what we're doing right now, part from placing the environment poisoning our water bodies, registering our pharmacies. thank you so much for your thoughts and thank you to everyone. i'd like to invite joy here because she's also a good is and as we wrap up, i just want to know from you what are your thoughts and opinions about this issue being, but you're living it to see what reality exactly. so i like the fact that everyone has, especially the youth, you know, i'm very impressed needs about the youth and how do you feel about this? i'm just happy that be of hat. they're ready to fight. and i'm just asking every youth out did to not give up on gonna yet schools will be heading to the polls. i'm asking that the 1st time voters out there will participates in the lexus because you have a voice and it will show to you that when you vote, you can effect change in the best way. so we sta

folks, marring guard -- maureen guard. [applause] she is someone who loves this organization with everything she has. when i think of the democratic party, i think of marueen. she has always said i'm here for you. i wanted to give you a token of appreciation for your friendship and leadership. >> thank you. [applause] >> thank you. and of course, i could not do this work without my team. i want to thank the leadership of the dnc. i want to thank sam cornell. sam, i've got one for you. monica and roger, thank you for your leadership of the these last four years. i really appreciate everything you guys have done. i also want to thank my team. clay, ashley and josh. [applause] [applause] let me quickly say this because i don't want to hold you guys. we have got to go. ashley and josh were part -- became a part of my family on my campaign for the u.s. senate. ashley was my deputy finance director on the campaign. she helped me raise money particularly in the state of south carolina. she was just a force of nature. she did so m

laura, thank you so much. tiger woods and maureen mcelroy, helping a new golf form. how can help safe guard the future of their sports? the pair are launching an indoor golf league with the target of attracting a new generation of fans. as andy richardson, reports could walk in your bull at a high tech will come the next big thing in the gulf. why not? many of the world's leading players hosting it can be co, which stands but tomorrow's go fleet is about to launch the aim of taking the sport to a young and prime time tv audience. you know, you never know what this thing could be. this could be the future of golf. this could be one of the cool things on monday nights after football. and that's the hope. and so i would love, i just wanted to be a part of and so i'm really excited and i hope you guys are too, cuz i think it's gonna be pretty cool. so many shared experiences, what you go through together. cycle woods and roy mcroy, all the biggest names involved, can part of their response to the rival. saudi arabian fact lift gulf competition, which is signed up dozens

maureen beasley wertheimer among others. that was some decade of scholarship.now, not long after that first university class interest spread well beyond the academy with children's books. novels, including one by james patterson, called the first lady, and books, journalists such as cokie rebecca boggs roberts, lisa mccubbin hill and kate anderson brower, journalists who write books about living first ladies based upon interviews with those who knew them, are an interpretive first wave and very for scholars. i'm thinking here of bernstein on hillary clinton, ronald kessler and laura bush. peter slevin and michelle obama, for example, susan page interviewed barbara bush and darlene superville interviewed, jill biden for their books. but first ladies often seem decline interviews, especially when they have their own memoirs to pen. so in 1994, barbara bush published in the 2000. hillary clinton. barbara bush. laura bush. michelle obama and joe biden have all written one or more books. these later first ladies have been more forthcoming about the substance of thei

and maureen dowd, over, over the weekend, she wrote this column under the headline trump's trump brings chill to washington, obviously a reference to the weather. but she also writes this the mood in washington very different this time around. instead of a rowdy resistance and a women's march that drew nearly 500,000 here, 5 million across the globe, an international swath of pink hats, we have republicans who've gotten more sheep like democrats who still seem deflated and flummoxed with no compelling ideas or polls to lead them out of the wilderness. >> yeah, that seems about right. >> some candor here in the 4 a.m. hour on cnn. >> i think that the democratic party is really struggling for who is going to be the leader. and i'm not sure that we've met the person who's going to run for president yet. i don't think that we we know exactly who that's going to be. you have some midwestern governors, but i do think that we are lacking sort of that north star that we've had for so long. and, you know, it's reminiscent to the bush years. and then obama came, came to lead the party. and i just

maureen dowd put it this way, and she's of course, kind of speaking, i think, for for democrats who feel there is a chill in washington. that's the headline that donald trump brings a chill to washington. and she writes that trump is returning. this is this is a little bit different. the mood is very different in washington this time around. instead of having this rowdy resistance and a women's march that drew some 5 million people across the globe, you have a much different thing. it's republicans who've gotten even more sheep like democrats, who still seem deflated and flummoxed. no compelling ideas or polls to lead them out of the wilderness. and she also notes trump is returning as a colossus. he has brought washington democrats and republicans to heel. he's teamed up with elon musk. he slapped a gold trump sign on silicon valley. but this, of course, you know, it's hard to forget that this is all happening in the same capitol that was ransacked on january 6th, four years ago. >> and not only that, but somehow the ransacking of the capitol, the riot at the capitol, donald trump was a

maureen o'hara and moreno is supposed to be a virginian with irish accent and. she they for sheridan in the valley. so she keeps saying arsonist murderer kind of giving them a hard time. but for them it's a legitimate right. but that's a famous movie that people have watched. and that's creating a specific that people know then. so it depends on which side you're on. is it legitimate was it type of that hard war strategy or is it that you are actually crimes like arson and murder? so it's very fascinating. but i was just thinking for especially for again, what that narrative is and who who writes that story, because it could very much be that we were they didn't want to say they didn't always want to say victims. but. right. the war, they often portrayed themselves as victims of these atrocious acts, especially when they're trying to get pensions. that's going to play a huge role. it's going to change as they get older and they become more kind of reconciliation, where the actual the hatred and the talk of atrocity actually decrease in their memoirs as they're g

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