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. >> i'm maurice dubois.ay the most powerful office in the world passed from one man to another peacefully for the 46th time. >> john: on a day when america had two presidents, one in the a.m., another in the p.m., both granted controversial pardons. more about in a moment. >> maurice: it's been a daylong celebration of american democracy that continued into the night with three inaugural balls. >> john: mr. trump is only the second president after grover cleveland to serve nonconsecutive terms. today the 45th president took the oath as the 47th, under the great dome of the capital. the inauguration was moved there to preserve, protect, and defend the constitutional rite of passage from the elements. chief among them the following mercury. >> maurice: it was cold. mr. trump went into the record book survey. at 78, he's the oldest president ever sworn in. >> please raise your right hand and repeat after me. i, donald john trump, do solemnly swear... >> i, donald john trump, do solemnly swear... >> maurice: jus

. >> maurice: i am maurice dubois. aftershock from washington to wall street and silicon valley.china may be catching up to the united states in the ai race sending tech stocks plunging. >> john: a chinese start up called deepseek has created an ai model and a much lower cost than the u.s. competition. the ai system today was apple's most downloaded app surpassing the ai app chatgpt and threads. a social media app. >> maurice: california nvidia that empowers the chips that make ai lost $600 million and the biggest loss by a company ever. ai will be growing and lives a medicine, transportation education and beyond. >> john: it's being called a sputnik moment for america's ai industry, that's a reference to the panic in the u.s. when the soviets pulled ahead in the space race in the 1950s. so margaret brennan joins us from washington. sputnik moment, or is that overhyped? >> reporter: well, it could be a sputnik moment or a shot across the bow. all that matters, john and maurice, because china and the the u.s. are in a an arms race when it comes to ai. former president biden said i

maurice? >> elise preston, so good to see there. we send it back to jericka duncan, jericka, we 150 this situation unfolding so many aspects to this story. the human cost. the people. the politics. so much. one thing that jumps out and remains is it will be about time. so long that we'll be dealing with this that people here in southern california. >> absolutely, maurice. i have to say those harrowing stories really put in perspective what matters most. again, thank you so much. >>> well that is the "cbs weekend news" for this saturday. from maurice in los angeles, we thank you so much for watching. i'm jericka duncan in new york. have a good night. ♪ >>> from cbs news bay area this is the evening edition. >> now at 6:00 tonight fire crews in southern california are bracing themselves as heavy winds pick up tonight. coming up, our katie nielsen is bringing us the latest from the palisades fire. >>> plus, a man in altadena risking his life to save his home and his neighborhood. >> i saw the fires coming down. i did everything i could

maurice?> reporter: elise preston, thank you. >>> today president-elect trump called officials handling the california wildfires incompetent, asking why the flames were not yet extinguished. cbs' tom hanson here with new details. >> reporter: that's right. governor newsom says he has yet to hear from president-elect trump over an invite to visit california, tour the damage, meet with the victims, and of course thank the first responders. a county-wide crisis reigniting political hostilities. >> there is a serious lack of competence governance in california. >> reporter: gavin newsom is now pressing back against president-elect donald trump's claim that there had been no water for some fire hydrants. last week there were allegations of low water levels in at least one reservoir feeding the hydrants. >> the reservoirs are completely full, that mis and disinformation i don't think advantages any of us. >> reporter: karen bass down played rift between the local officials and the incoming administr

i am maurice dubois. we leave you with a look at the white house has a new admin attrition begins. good night from washington. >>> now at 11:00, president trump's second stint in the oval office is officially underway. >> our golden age has just begun. >> from cheers to anguish. >> the deplorables won. >> i just wouldn't follow him to the grocery store. >> the bay area is reacting to a very busy day while some of the names in silicon valley enjoy a seat at the table. >> we do have very powerful, very wealthy people getting the ear of the president. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hi. i'm sara donchey. >>> it is a new day in our country and for some people that is something to celebrate, but for others it is a deeply scary thought. no matter what side of the aisle you're sitting on, we all got to witness this administration hitting the ground running. president trump signed almost 200 executive orders, memos, proclamations. some of those include pardoning the

with you and maurice dubois at the howell. congratulations, first of all, to you and to maurice.ow for me. i really like that. >> john: it's been great because for the last two months we've been working in talking about the show and during rehearsals. >> stephen: how do you rehearse? how do you get ready for this? talk about reading a book and doing a double black diamond. >> john: yeah. [laughs] we have been going through the news -- we have been doing our pretend show. >> stephen: is your news happier than ours, john? >> john: yes. it's all rainbows and gumdrops. at first and little sides that, it was like a closet. there was a hoover vacuum. now we are in this amazing new set and basically we've been there every day, talking about, is this the story that's the lead? is that the story? maurice and i haven't basically learning about each other and the way we see the news and that's been a really extraordinary experience and great. the team there kind of sees things the same way and i can't wait to take the car out for the drive on the 27th. >> stephen: it is the most storied cha

we get perspective from all this from cbs' maurice dubois. >> from up here you get the scope, the scalef the disaster. there is not much to see for beverly, a retired attorney. >> i'm at a loss. i don't know what to do. >> reporter: the firestorm took what was her affordable beachfront paradise, a mobile home park of 170 homes tucked between ultra luxury mega mansions. now she faces what so many do, uncertainty and near total loss. >> you know, whatever i owned is gone. i know it's stuff. but it's things that were really important to me. >> reporter: she walked three miles to where her trailer home once stood, searching for any signs of her old life. and you found some really valuable stuff. >> yeah, i found -- these are sobriety coins, because i'm in a 12-step program, and it was important for me to find them if i could, because some of them are brass and/or enamel. >> reporter: orion is not alone. married neighbors charlie gee netty and abigail hercules search for her wedding ring, one she designed, sifting through the ash. >> that's really all i'm looking. >> reporter: the rest of ev

cbs news new york's maurice dubois and long time cbs news journalist john dickerson will lead the broadcast. >> our curiosity working in tandem is what i'm most excited about discovering. >> we come from different places, different experiences. what that does is we fill in each other's blanks. i may start here. he'll see it there. >> reporter: the new team at the helm of the recrafting of the evening news has close ties to "60 minutes," the number one news program for the past 50 years. >> additive, distinctive, and elegant, the pillars around which the broadcast is built. if we're not adding something to the conversation, we shouldn't do it. >> reporter: moderator of "face the nation," margaret brennan, will be a regular on the program for in-depth insight on the day's political and foreign affairs news. chief weathercaster, lonnie quinn, will deliver forecasts and detail the impact of natural disasters like the wildfires we witnessed in california. >> all these amazing correspondents all over the country, the questions we'll be asking on the air and learning the answer, that's the best wa

joining me now, angelo carusone, president of media matters, and maurice mitchell, national director of the working families party. it's great to have both of you with us. maurice, i'll start with you and elon musk saying in october that americans would have to face hardships as a result of making our government more efficient. how do you square that with the very working class voters who led trump to victory, and perhaps some of those who are going to be disappointed that they won't see him on monday? >> well, i mean, there's a reason why we have the working families party say that billionaires shouldn't exist, right? >> so over the past ten plus years, because of citizens united, which was a supreme court ruling in 2010, this billionaire and corporate money has flooded our democracy. >> and it's reached its zenith with elon's more than $200 million investment in his preferred candidate, trump's election. >> and so he wants something very concrete for that investment. >> the reason why him and jeff bezos and mark zuckerberg are going to be lined up in a billionaires row on monday is

john dickerson and maurice dubois will host.inue to get the signature reporting you've come to appreciate. so we can get a deeper understanding of the issues that are relevant in our lives. make sure to check your local listings for times. for now, i'm nancy chen in new york. good night. >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. >> now at 6:00, people come out in force in san francisco for the annual walk for life. >> it's not a political battle between the republicans and the democrats, it's between god and the devil. >> they are hoping to advance more anti-choice -- >> john ramos spoke to folks attending the life for march event and the counterprotesters. >>> plus, candidates for alameda county's district attorney got a chance to hear from concerned citizens. >> i would like to see someone who is generally present with our community, who embodies the values of the people who live, work, and play in this area. >> da lin has the latest on up the search to replace former d.a. pamela price. >>> and later, federal of

the second excerpt was daphnis et chloe by maurice ravel.et russe, actually, in paris. it's all about sensuality, seduction. and it's maybe his absolute masterwork. yes. very good. laughter. so you know what happens in the orchestra around you. yes. it's alwaysjust, bum, ding... bum, bum, ding. and usually the conductor does your tempo. the dangerous thing is to get slower and slower and slower. i was a lot slower. you were. yes, i know. yeah. i sometimes lose my pulse and my rhythm. and sometimes she conducted me on the side so i could imagine what it would be like to play it in the whole orchestra. good. yes, that's a nice tempo. very good. but in a big hall, it might sound a bit...lost. i think we can have more projection by at the beginning, placing all of your weight on your back foot. mm—hm. and when you go up, you go...rum, so that you are really grounded on the first beat. yes. now, take your time and open here. what we naturally tend to do is moving with the music upwards. if i relax, my voice even changes. when i ground my feet int

john and maurice will take the anchor seat. i will join them as needed. we will see you there.e, i will see you every sunday on "face the nation." i'm margaret brennan. thank you for watching. ♪

it will be co-anchored by award winning journalist john dickerson and maurice dubois, who stopped bynings to give viewers a glimpse of the broadcast, new look and new format. face the nation moderator margaret brennan will be a regular on the program for insight and political and foreign affairs, and chief weathercaster lonnie quinn will deliver forecasts and detail the impact of natural disasters. >>>>that's our. job all day long. is to take lots and lots of complicated stories, work them and work them and work them and talk to people and get reporting and make sure that when we deliver it, people understand it in a clean and clear way. at the end of the day, you want to feel like you have some control, you have some hope. you understand what is going on. >>>>you can watch the new cbs evening news starting tonight and every weeknight right here on cbs and streaming on paramount+. that's it for the afternoon edition. remember, we're streaming 24 over seven on the free cbs news app. our next newscast is at 430 with anne makovec. i'll see you back here at five. have a great afternoon.

it will be co-anchored by award winning journalist john dickerson and maurice dubois who stopped by cbsnings to give viewers a glimpse of the broadcast's new look and new format. "face the nation" moderator margaret brennan will be a regular on the program for insight in political and foreign affairs news and you see chief weathercaster lonnie quinn will deliver forecasts and also detail the impact of natural disasters. so you can watch the new cbs evening news up next and we are back here in 30 minutes with cbs news bay area at 7:00. we'll see you then. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> announcer: from cbs news headquarters in new york, this

. ♪ ♪ >> maurice: tonight, four straight days of devastating wildfires in southern california.refighters to contain the blazes. survivors return to what's left of their neighborhoods. the children whose schools are gone.

>> starting monday, the cbs evening news will be anchored by john dickerson and maurice dubois.et's send it over to norah one last time for the cbs evening news. our local news continues on our streaming service. we're back right here at 7:00 after norah. thanks for joining us >> norah: bracing for mudslides. the concern tonight as a battered southern california prepares for

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da steve wagstaffe says the victim was a custodian at the gym, who told the suspect, 21 year old maurice afridi, he wasn't following the rules, walking around barefoot, not taking care of cleaning things, putting things in the toilet didn't belong there and the victim called him out on it. yanga left the gym in his nissan frontier and drove to south mayfair avenue, where he lives. authorities say he was followed by the suspect who was being driven by his mother. surveillance video shows the victim driving past, followed closely by a second car a few moments later. gunfire. >> it's an execution. >> murder. the da says the suspect fired about eight shots from a ten millimeter handgun, gets within 15ft of him and opens fire on him, hitting the victim. >> the victim went down and the suspect then walked up to him and pumped some additional rounds into him at point blank range. >> the shooting suspect has been charged with murder and the special circumstance of lying in wait. his mother, 50 year old zaibunnisa afridi, has been charged as an accessory. neighbors are shocked by the violence. >>

um, but we, we basically do what we can maurice outside of the injuries saying from the bones. what are you seeing in the hospitals as a result of things like hunger disease, exposure to the elements. we know it's very cold right now. old fact is that people in gaza facing yes, that's part of the problem because we have all the cute um, injuries at the moment. combined with the chronic mountain nutrition and chronic diseases or you know, with. 2 lack of mutation as well. the patients are not feeling very well because um they have any malnourished. so um, so we're trying to deal with the acute injuries. but we also have to deal with all the car, the wound care, for example, the chronic diseases set normally comes in if any society um so i've, i've also seen a lot of cancer patients who come in with in, at bon stages in the academy. so um and you know, to be completely on us. um we have no way to go because um the health system is, is not coping with the injuries and the normal diseases that we see united me society. we hear every day from doctors like yourself who keep doing tha

we provided the hi maurice, we provided the patriots. we provided many of the things that you said earlier, we wouldn't provide and it's not back then. it's rather today that ukraine finds itself in a more challenged position on the battlefield, suggesting that there's not a straight line between those weapon systems and how it does on the battlefield. where is the straightest line between you, between ukrainian performance and inputs? it's on mobilization of manpower, a thousands of ukrainian men went into hiding and even fled the country to avoid the possibility of becoming the keeper james next cannon fodder. desperate to replenish troops on the front lines, officers responsible for mobilization, have resorted to ensue named tactics to say the least. ukraine's western base rooms have truly embraced the phrase flight until the very last ukrainian in april of 2024 zalinski signed the law that lowers the mobilization age from 27 to 25. for the sake of getting more us money. as soon as possible was the ultimate goal to drop the age all th

hi maurice systems. the regions governor stage russian or defenses repelled the attack, destroying or targets. he added no casualties have been reported. a brick true deal between is real, i'm from us is close. that's according to an r t source who told us the final draft of a cease fire and the hostage release agreement is currently being reviewed. following, we sent the wrapped up talks between the 2 sides in the tardy capital ortiz, middle east correspondent, brief, an option that can tell us more. it has to be no, a special announcement. she has put multiple sources in numerous reports. say that the deal between israel and her boss is closer than ever. and indeed a roman mentally sources also earlier confirmed that's to all t they agreements that could bring hostages home. and of course, paid the way to ending the state and conflict in gaza, which has claimed over 46000 lives according to local health officials, both sides race to finalize this though, before january 20, as president elect donald tru

some people in gaza and gaza should be the maurice . and we should take down guys, and we should they encourage that people, those guys up to me, meaning that we should do a ethnic, a cleansing, this is something that's a loud eventually to the soldiers, to act the way that the sewing display clips. so i think that the target here is not so much in the searches. it should be the government may, while island has officially joined a criminal case against the say that the accusing the idea of committing genocide against policy ends in gaza. the legal proceedings initiated by south africa have found increasing support among nations of the global south over the past. yeah. all think or lead that as well. a plane to city for, for international invest in the global self. what's that so again, friends and we need to know the last name is well we start by finding the country's actions in the amount of genocide as well to take me by 15 votes to to the state of israel shell in accordance with its obligations under the convention under prevention a

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oh, middle east bureau chief, maurice, the national as long only agreement that scheduled to take a full effect this sunday as well. some argue that it's been so many times. yeah. who previously avoid the ideal to maintain his belief on tower. but what's changed now with threats from his hard line allies been very small towards the call issue was at risk of falling apart. however late the physician leaders have stepped in, offering to back be been into india, who if those to quit making his government look stable for now. but here's the catch the all positions ideologies don't align with the 10. yeah. or so is he still interested in keeping his right when partners didn't? they told that baby may have convinced small fridge to stick around by conflicting only the 1st page of the deal and then res, human meals, reaction finance minister. earlier last of the deal as a catastrophe for israel saying he's party will only stay in the call issue. ero retains the option to review the war with him. us national security minister ben clear has voice similar concerns describing the deal as a victory

it is of economic crisis, a maurice and they as well as offensive against the law of the joins us now from the root. so 1st of all, take us through the focus of this visit from the french president. he wants to show supports to the news in this country. he says that there is no 11 on a new awakening in his words, but there is no doubt. this is thoughtful from projecting. it tends to end, so it has a historical relationship with 7 on it. was among the countries that was involved in behind the scenes effort for the 2 year paralysis in the country. back in 2021. my call came to 11 on. it was just days after the baby was port explosion, kill dozens of people and level nearby neighborhoods. at the time, he promised the lebanese people that the international community would push for an international investigation into the blast. and he also promised that the international community would stop giving blank checks to the political class, which has been planned for running the economy into the grounds since 2020 and nothing has changed. the political class does not carry out reforms. in fact,

think this is all the things that we and i said thank you both and we are trying to move it as a maurice. this is chad host. more than 1200000 refugees. some from previous conflicts and most struggling to survive one day at a time. catherine slowly, i'll just see our address eastern shot. okay, let's bring yours some developing news from south korea. now that is where police are set to be on route to the impeached president's home. so these are the live pictures from south korea and the police are reportedly preparing to arrest the union secure. approximately 3000 police officers from 47 squads are already deployed in front of the presidential residents. june was suspended from his presidential powers last month after his short lived declaration of martial law. people have gathered across the bulk and country of montenegro to more than the victims of new year's day. mass shooting. officials say a 45 year old man shot 12 people in a rampage through a small town, then killed himself early thursday morning, among the dead or 2 children and the suitors own sister. this is the 2nd such attack

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>> starting monday, the cbs evening news will be anchored by john dickerson and maurice dubois.et's send it over to norah one last time for the cbs evening news. our local news continues on our streaming service. we're back right here at 7:00 after norah. thanks for joining us >> norah: bracing for mudslides. the concern tonight as a battered southern california prepares for its first rainfall in months. >> my brother just lost his home over in the altadena fire, and now i'm like, oh, my god, now it's my turn. >> norah: two key republican senators say they won't vote for president trump's pick for the pentagon. what does it mean for pete hegseth's nomination? >> every senator is going to vote with their conscience. >> norah: and tariffs threat. >> we are going to be demanding respect from other nations. >> norah: how soon could import taxes be put in place and what does it mean if you are trying to buy a car? >> how quickly does that get passed on to the consumer? >> it's immediate. >> norah: the "cbs evening news" starts now. ♪ ♪ good evening. i'm norah o'donnell, and thank you

convicted of the most serious crimes have already been deported to egypt . t's middle east bureau chief maurice motion. i kept an eye on the development for now in ramallah as in trouble of location where apparently streaming prisoners were brought tough to the release in ways you can see a massive crowd has gathered to welcome them. now ex prisoners dimensions are running high. people walk with plan to resubmit, the heard somewhere, some people, and then sing manual cemetery and palace theme flags, most of our relatives and dissipating the return of their loved ones. and friends of those really would also just ordinary people. that is, they say is celebration moment for the entire palace, seen a nation theories charged with imagination. but joyful freedom of the horse makes with sadness. so we're 46000 gallons were killed in 15 months of the war. and this is one big deal. okay. now i think there is another reason or now the. c main recreational center in the 2nd way of return release the 200 palestinian prisoners in exchange for those who were afraid of her there. on the 2nd day, most of them

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couple of zoom as a group of israelis of gathered in west jerusalem to protest against the seas. 5 do maurice families of these variety full season dogs are among those demonstrating the calling on the government to abandon video cooling. it also run this as well as prime minister benjamin netanyahu, whose office has released the statement on the seas 5 deal. it reads how much has renee good on parts of the agreement reached with mediators and israel in an effort to extort last minute concessions. these writing cabinet will not convene until the mediators notify israel. that's how my says accepted all elements of the agreement . how mice released the statement saying it's actually committed to the c's. 5 deal announced by me. the 8th is in caught on wednesday. we'll have the son who would joins us now from my mind because he started this band out this year from operating that and the occupied westbank. so we've had this line dropped from these very prime ministers office saying there's a last minute crisis over want him to is quite a significant and development because we haven't really heard

open alice while i'm at least bureau chief maurice, a notion of course the wave of the israel. how may i ask the reason of exchange onto the ceasefire deal is now complete. we are near ramallah as a drop off location where polly speaking prisoners now already ex prisoners were well talk to their release. you can see behind the ronald, the bosses, they were brought in with people on top of the sauce waving tallies, tv, flags, people around. um, one thing. the reason you the, the re celebration which was painting and delays have led to this moment and want to keep halting days when we follow the events in real time moving between different locations. we were expected to arrive at 1.10 layered when team gas was answering the hard line. settlers in the west bank home loans for tax and policy, and holdings and cars, from testing to do the deals thought in placing delays due the early morning of the initial deadline to provide the lease. it was really hard to read and it really remains who were at housing, got the full 15 months were finally released and they were taken to for medica

hawks in this administration suggesting that her mouth must be defeated and the war showed rich and maurice and often to stick around don't go too far. so it's good to get through to. i'm at least bureau chief will be checking back with you in the near future. sure. meanwhile, thousands have taken to the streets in milan and i'm saddam to express that support for the people have got some inciting. of course, with this i wanted to see 5 between his role and how much i demonstrated displaying palestinian lebanese and historic syrian 5 or many welcome. the news of being pending ceasefire activists made it clear. this is only the 1st step towards a free palestinian state. well, some of the cities, while we use a palestinian political activism, the founding chairman of the jerusalem and development fund, now joining us a live on archie international so matter. thank you very much for joining us here during this top story that keeps on developing. apparently, the ceasefire is on pause and ben v a has moments ago, reportedly resigned. some people are saying that in y'all was coaching government is

hours off ahead of us reduced is 1st set of hostages over announce about middle age bureau chief maurice and ocean has more. the 1st wave of the israel have mass reason of exchange onto the ceasefire. deal is now complete. we are near ramon law as a drop off location where palestinian prisoners now already ex prisoners were roll top so they release you can see behind the one of the boxes they were brought in with people on top of the sauce waving tallies, tv, flags, people around uh, with the plane being the rate the re celebration, but it was smooth sailing. our is open to pace even delays have led to this moment and water k all the days when we followed the vans in real time moving between different locations where prisoners were expected to arrive at 1.10 change layers when t of gas was fired. catherine, the crowd hard line settlers in the west bank goal is to launch the tax on dean homes and cars protesting the deal. and then the deals started placing delays due. the early morning of missed the initial deadline to provide the lease. it was really hot. lead to 3 young is really women

some people have pointed to maurice it's just too convenient that he arrives night before the murders. all right. followed closely these events as decide who committed this. 7 a.m. on august 4th, 1982, the last day of andrew borden's and abby borden's life. emma's out of town. she's visiting a friend, 15 miles away. so she's got an. bridget, the maid, still ill from whatever they ate. lizzie thinks, they're being poisoned. or so she tells her friend. serves the same old mutton to uncle john morse and to andrew and abby for breakfast. 845 more morse the uncle and andrew borden leave to go into town to do business. morris says he mailed some letters and then he went to visit some business friends, acquaintances, the memories. that's where he claims he's. abby goes upstairs in the house to clean lizzie. she comes downstairs and says to bridget. could you go outside and wash the windows, please? so, bridget, outside to wash windows. follow me. the story all rig. 930, 10:30 a.m. and that next hour, bridget outside washing ndows. the men out of the house. sometime during that hour, abby bor

. >> it's mauricely backwards and middle east on fire and iran attacks israel and dealing with iranianroxies throughout the middle east. largest land war in europe. russia calculated that the united states with joe biden at the helm was weak and remember, that was a nato mission in afghanistan. joe biden wouldn't even pick up the phone when boris johnson in the uk was trying to get ahold of him. our allies are not stronger, our adversaries are stronger and on the march. we have now had china underwriting russia's war in ukraine and it's a complete rewrite and really trying to push forward the wrong lessons that are dangerous for americans to learn. carley: let's not ever forget -- charlie: let's not ever forget that jake sullivan was the one that boasted the middle east was quieter than it had been in 20 years and then eight dater later we had the terrorist attack inside israel. rebeccah, thank you for joining us. >> thanks, charlie. charlie: biden spending billions on far left climate agenda and president trump is getting ready to roll it all back. his plans and what it means for your

i was very maurice please that had he put it in the inaugural.portant that he say that to the whole country and to the rest of the world. don't you think, really? >> there's no question, and we believe it. i know he believes it. he says that. i think there is a certain reflection happening here, and for him to acknowledge that publicly, really cuts against a couple of things where people say donald trump is about donald trump and has ego and vanity project. excuse me, he just said he thinks there was nothing short of devine intervention. not just to save us from kamala harris or hillary clinton presidency and allowing this man to come back and doing what he can for the nation and fixing for what's tackled to be ignored and confide in your family and wife and cabinet and friends and he did. all of that. he's really crediting all mighty god and we don't hear that every day from the business community. we've been hearing the opposite in all the woke stuff. don't hear this every day from politicians and it's refreshing because it's the most humbling,

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