meghan _ implementation. for the time being, meghan sir _ implementation.n. for the time j being, meghan sir cliff, thank you for your analysis and insight and we have much more on the website too, we have contacts, analysis and background to what is a complicated story and we expect that israeli cabinet meeting where they will be considering that deal. much more online and much more here on bbc news. another breaking news story, the governor of egypt's red sea region says three bodies have been recovered from the tourist boat which capsized on monday. according to the statement, 13 people are still reported missing, two britons were among those not accounted for. the identities of the bodies which have been recovered have not been made public. the boat set off on a five—day diving tour from port ghalib in egypt, there were 35 tourists and 1a egyptian crewmembers. 28 people have been so far. we will speak to our correspondents from egypt for the very latest in the next few moments. the ukrainian air force says russia has launched a record number of drones o

meghan: the main tail risk is a re-acceleration of inflation.f the fed has to slow down or pause rate hikes and it is removed from the market it could jostle credit spreads and we could see a widening. we have seen a massive easing in financial conditions. if you look at the fed senior loan officer survey, the first reading in eight quarters that has been neutral and not tightening of conditions. we have time before the tail risk comes into play. sonali: do you think conditions get even looser from here? dominique: we think the fed will cut once in december. maybe a close call but that is what we think. next year, two cuts. not so much cutting going forward. a majority of central banks are cutting. that is easing conditions. economists think growth is only slightly lower next year compared to this year. coupons are doing fine in that environment. sonali: do you agree will only see three cuts until the end of next year? why are credit markets holding up so well? you would expect to see more cracks. meghan: our base case is one cut in december. we

. >> meghan mentioned in election, due respect in election there. >> we probably will get a reaction,re's usually volatility around election sometimes more than others in the market tends to go up no matter who the president is a lesser sum sort of crisis so i'm optimistic that once he gets past the election and once we get past to the fundamentals. in the market did not like the results, the numbers were impressive, not enough to clear high expectation. >> it was interesting, we did actually see pretty impressive results from microsoft and data and unfortunately they also give some guidance that there's going to be some expenses coming up. that's was wait investors more than not. and we had a tough week. we did get amazon and we got apple and interesting apple not so great in terms of the stock movement for apple and amazon did pretty well and ended the week up. very good margins from amazon. >> is also a diversified business compared to the others when it comes to the total package like whole foods and this is that time of year where everyone starts grocery shopping, supermicro got

. >> dana: joining us now is clay travis and meghan hayes. great to have you both.ngton state. her warning to fellow dems yesterday. >> where i live we're tired of having a set of talking points and priorities and values import evidence from washington, d.c. to our homes. the things that we care about are not often talked about in national media. right now in one of my largest hospitals 40% of the babies born have at least one parent addicted to fentanyl. 40%. it is ravaging a lot of rural america. take people seriously. it is everywhere. take it seriously. listen to them. that's real empathy. >> dana: that was the show from last thursday. clay travis, turn it over to you about having a chance to reflect as jen sauk -- psaki said. >> they had a protest outside of is office in salem, moule town, people were upset he said something they considered to be outrageous. he said he had two daughters and didn't want them getting run over by boys on the field of play. that is something that 80, maybe 90% of sports fans, almost all dads and moms in america agree with and they

[cheering and applause] >> jesse: you just saw meghan kelly endorse donald trump.m 9 here on the fox news channel, and my wife just listened to her podcast this morning saying she wants to vote for trump to protect women, protect women from migrant crime, protect women from men in their sports, but also protect men and boys. men working at the factory, men working at home. and we should never encourage women to lie to their husbands when they go into the voting booth as kamala harris has done so, a full throated endorsement from meghan kelly to donald trump. and a fox news alert, joe rogan endorsing donald trump. this just after elon musk made the case for 45 during his two and a half hour sit down interview on rogen's podcast today. so two major endorsements, meghan kelly and joe rogan monday night right before the election. let's do some texts. kirk from frisco to texas. it's election eve. everybody please remember to leave our diet coke and mcdonald's for donald trump tonight. cindy from mesa, arizona. united states gender reveal tomorrow night. i hope it's a bo

meghan hayes and axios political reporter hans nickels.ation not anything to say but to keep everyone safe. polarizing election. the president-elect had two assassination attempts on him and i just hope that everyone kind of lowers the temperature and again the institutions and law enforcement is able to prevent this from happening and we all act responsibly. >> for those not familiar with the lingo swatting is when basically an emergency situation law enforcement calls in shoot out situation they send the swat team. meghan your reaction to these threats and hoaxes. >> horrible, unnecessary. pulls valuable resources from law enforcement and away from things they could be doing it and protect the community. there is no room for us in our political system. democrats or republicans, it's uncalled for and unnecessary. i think this is terrible that people are doing. this. >> mike: matthew, how shocked are you? >> not too shocked but saddened. i mean, you have to look at this in the context, mike. we have had harassment of supreme court justices

meghan, i want to begin with you.den would step down? >> no. the president is not going to step down right now. two months left. president trump will be inaugurated january 20th and take over and make decisions as it is based in ukraine or israel-gaza or any other conflict. president biden will not step down. >> harris: one more quickly. if he is not going to step down, what happens if he tips us further in like he did this week by making decisions with weapons that really should have gone to ukraine generals tell me, 1,000 days ago if he really wanted to win the conflict against russia? >> the president along with 50 other allies and partners are doing what they can to help ukraine fight back against russia. russia could have ended this war. they are choosing not to. the president is giving them the ukrainian people what they need to fight back at this junction. i'm not a foreign policy expert or expert in war and what you need to fight. >> harris: it is easy to know when it started. president biden hosted the 2024nb

alexa and meghan great to have you.u have a great week. >> bill: simon and garfunkel getting over the bridge of troubled water. celebrity news. the iconic duo might be settling any of their bad blood. art garfunkel telling the times paul mentioned in on old interview where i said some stuff. i cried when he told me how much i hurt him. looking back i guess i wanted to shake up the nice guy image of simon and garfunkel. i was a fool, end quote. >> dana: that's beautiful you can figure it out. >> bill: i never met paul simon. garfunkel is a gentle bear. he is a gentle guy. >> dana: i love the name. >> bill: i like his quote. >> dana: there is a lot more of that. that psychiatrist on joy reid's show could use a little of garfunkel. >> bill: honoring our veterans today. a live look at d.c. arlington national cemetery moments away you see the president joe biden and kamala harris will be together taking part in the wreath laying ceremony. the tradition long honored at the tomb of the unknown soldier. how republicans want to

josephine and meghan conceivable future. and peter baker, who is also a point author and a great novelist. so i guess the intros already made so i think what we're going to do is we're going to talk up here for about 40 to 45 minutes and then if you'd like, we can open open things up for questions at the end with i'll turn things over to peter, who will start things off. yes, let's start. thank you. thank you. literary early risers for being here. i'm gratified there's more. one of you and. yeah. let's get right into it. i'm very happy. be here. both of these books. very stimulating, thought provoking. they. i saw a lot of my own and feelings around the decision about becoming a and the decisions that i face in being a parent like reflected in them. and i also came upon a new and ways of approaching those questions. so i'm grateful for the books and i'm glad to be here and we should start by just going down the line and about what brought. to the enterprise of writing about reproductive and climate change as linked concerns.

meghan, what about this?egaphone for democrats to raise problems is small. >> margins are small. confirmation hearings to go out and say all they want now and maybe gaetz will get his nomination might be rescinded if it gets too hard. that's why you have the process and confirmation hearings will go forth and democrats can choose to oppose it and production have majority and that's why we have elections. >> gaetz stuff getting the most reaction, mark. if you look at the headlines, trump sent shock waves through washington with gaetz's pick. the harmer of justice is coming that's elon musk defending gaetz. trump's a.g. pick could be bad news for big tech. here is senator thune on the trump nominees overall. >> these nominees deserve their day in court. they deserve, you know, a hearing, can a confirmation hearing a everyone an opportunity to be vetted and the senate will perform its constitutional role under advice and consent but we are not going to allow the democrats to thwart the will of the american peopl

howard: why do you think, meghan, that the press is now doing a 180 on kamala harris?y were wrong on a lot of thoughts, but i also think they're not necessarily doing a 180, i think they're trying the make excuses too just, you know, this is what happens when people lose, everyone tries the blame everyone. but i think they are looking upon themselves too, but the celebrity game is great for media, and it builds momentum in the media, but that's not what's reaching people. the media is different than voters, and i think campaigns get confused sometimes the on who their audience is. howard: also i said from the first day of this campaign that tim walz was not a good pick, he wasn't bringing anything to the campaign, and i think a lot of people agree with that as opposedded to picking the governor of pennsylvania. let's take a look at lindy li, she has been a surrogate for the harris campaign, and here's what she had to say the other day. >> i actually think president biden, you know, the whole endorsing her 30 minutes after he dropped out, i think that was a big f-you to

so small and we fixate on the petty and, i mean, i don't know ifjennie would agree with me, but if meghanna. and i wonder if because sometimes the focus is so shallow, and especially when it comes to american media covering the royal family, if these serious stories get buried based on the clickbait. and do you ever, kinsey, do you ever do negative stories? do you cover them, negative stories about the royals, and how does that go down with your audiences? i do, you know, i was critical of the prince and princess of wales when they released the mother's day photo. i thought it was a pr nightmare, and i received a lot of negative feedback at the time. um, it's a polarising topic to cover, it feels like you have to pick a side, and if you don't pick a side, you're considered the enemy. but, you know, if i do see a misstep, i do try to point it out. and i've got to ask, we haven't got very long, but i'm always intrigued by why somebody american would get excited and interested in the royals and end up covering them, you know, what... how did you carve a role for yourself in the us? i mean, y

harry and meghan, professionally separated gym. so over the last couple of months, meghan markle and prince harry. they've been attending events separately. and insiders say their work relationship in a bad state. you work with your wife, right? do you have any advice or insight into this situation? well, i think what's funny is like, these two are the two biggest duds on earth. are blaming each other for their dumb dumb. like you're holding us back. you're holding us back. and they don't realize that they both suck together and on their own. yeah. so my wife and i, we do a youtube show and we have just kind of learned that people love us or hate us together. and if we're going to be loved, we both have to share credit. and if they hate an episode, we both secretly want to blame each other. but you can't start doing that. we can't start doing our own thing. so i just think it's funny that these two absolute uncharismatic both think they're going to shine on their own, and they're not. yeah, she thinks that what's holding her back i

the wedding of prince harry and meghan.abeth and the coronation that followed. now he's gone — his resignation a moment of history in itself. it's an unprecedented situation. this hasn't happened before in the long, long history of the church of england. and what will be in some ways the bigger challenge is the challenge of systemic safeguarding failings in the church. this is what the report highlights. i'm john smyth. it was the failure of the church to protect boys from this man, john smyth, that ultimately led tojustin welby'5 resignation. smyth has been described as the most prolific 5erial abu5er ever associated with the church of england. in his resignation statement, mr welby says, "the makin review has exposed the long maintained con5piracy of silence about the heinous abuses ofjohn smyth. it's very clear that i must take personal and institutional responsibility for the long and retraumatising period between 2013 and 2024." it's incumbent upon senior leaders in any organisation, not just the church, to set the ton

meghan meghan joins us now with the latest from west palm. >> good morning from west palm where we are of these cabinet personnel picks. three new names becoming official just in the last 24 hours. most notably howard lutnick of cantor fitzgerald headed to become the commerce secretary. but we also learned that linda mcmahon, who co-chairs the transition with lutnick will be headed to lead the education department, putting her atop the agency that trump has pledged to abolish, and then we also know that celebrity doctor and tv personality dr. mehmet oz will be leading the centers for medicare and medicaid working with robert f. kennedy jr. if both are confirmed. a couple flags on lutnick. in addition to leading the department, trump says he will handle the tariff agenda, responsibilities for the office of the u.s. trade representative. ustr has been a cabinet level agency on its own housed within the white house and the big question here for me based on folks i'm togging to whether congress is going to be okay with this, if it does move to be within commerce. powerful committees could

meghan hays, thank you so much.e air. right now in new york city a lot of people are concerned. ♪ ♪ erned. ♪ ♪ >>> breaking news, several wildfires are burning in the northeast, and they are putting millions of people on alert, at least four fires are burning in new jersey alone, and a brush fire broke out in brooklyn's busy prospect park with parts still smoldering there today. joining me from reading, pennsylvania workers are fighting in different fires, in fact. what is the latest on containing the fire there, especially with these super dry conditions? >> reporter: it is really just the story here. it is super dry, fortunately the winds have died down. you can see the flagger behind me. that is the metric for how things are moving here. it is steady, giving the firefighters and upper hand here. we are looking about 170 acres in the redding mountains. no word on the full containment yet, but officials tell me they expect this fire to continue for about four or five days. earlier this morning when this look really

let's bring in trump 20204 surrogate harrison fields, democratic strategist meghan hays and former white house deputy assistant to president trump, jenny korn. thank you for being here. let me turn to you first, jenny, here in the studio. we are neck and neck it appears. i think the entire country is thinking can we just get there, can we just get a result? how do you see it in these final days great. >> four more days. to cardi b i say she already has lied to your face. kamala is already lied about inflation, about crime, about an open border. but with all the polls right now, president trump and kamala are neck and neck. i say the tie goes to president trump because if you look at 2020, biden was ahead. if you look at 2016, hillary was ahead. you don't see kamala going ahead in any of these polls, barely. so i think that the tie goes to president trump. also he's build the best coalition that i've ever seen of latinos, blacks, muslim americans, the union members and independence. he has a coalition that she does not have. >> jonathan: i think from the other side too, there is some conf

afterwards, meghan addressed him directly. >> while you sit in jail, i hope you think of me, the girl that you called poor and uneducated. it's because of me you will be in prison for life. >> i was really proud of her. i think it took incredible courage on her part to see this through. >> reporter: meghan knows, in a way, she was lucky. >> every day, there are women that are in -- in situations like this that don't have the means to get out. i've had so many people help me. and i just wanna make a difference for those who -- who don't have a voice. >>> that's all for now. i'm lester holt. thanks for joining us. now at 11, the final push before election day, both candidates making their way across battleground states. new polling shows vice president harris and former president trump are neck and neck. it's been that way for a while. but a new poll says republican stronghold iowa could be changing course. we have those new polls, but with just two days left on the trail, the candidates are charging full speed ahead and we're going to close this thing out and it's going to be party tim

i know sometimes president trump when meghan mckee and he was sparring.would not go back to meghan mccain. he didn't touch michelle obama on purpose. he holds back from certain people. >> steve: and he won. >> lawrence: you know how he says it like a ufc fight you beat the hell out of each other. there is blood. i know it's morning television. after that you hug it out and move forward. even when had you eric trump that was on last night when he was asked about the concession speech, he wanted to move on. he didn't want to talk about kamala harris. i think that is the viewpoint of the former president. >> steve: what you said a moment ago talking about this is the beginning of the resistance against donald trump. i think you are right. and that goes back full circle to what i had quoted from the conservative national review. what they say is, you know, after joe biden pardons donald trump, donald trump deserves to enter the term in january of 2025 about a slate wiped clean of the controversies of the progressive -- the previous era. and it would ultimatel

prince harry and wife meghan also appearing in a recent video released through their archwell foundation >> we are at a crossroads. >> the couple, promoting children's online safety. >> my understanding of the relationship between william and harry is that it hasn't really improved at all in the last year or so, that it's still very much on the same footing that it was, which is that there's little or no communication. we're not aware of there being any communication between them. >> it's just filming. >> hello, hello. >> back in september, the prince and princess of wales releasing this very personal video update on their family. kate openly discussing the many challenges they were going through. the last nine months have been incredibly tough for us as a family life. >> as you know, it can change in an instant. and we've had to find a way to navigate the stormy waters and road unknown. the cancer journey is complex, scary and unpredictable for everyone at the time, the palace said the princess's focus was primarily on her health and that she'd returned to royal duties when ready and wh

executive produced by sia featuring a slate of dynamic women she collaborated with i love my girlfriends, meghan stallion. >> they are such powerhouses and it just really shows the power of when women come together and support each other. >> the other thing i loved about what sia did is she really pushed you to use the lower registers of your voice. that high voice. paris, go to parties, go to spa, get free stuff was a trauma response. >> yes. and i didn't even realize that. i just thought it was just a voice. i did. but now, looking back on it, i can see that you know, my voice and so many other things in my life were all a trauma response to kind of build this character and this armor to protect myself from being hurt again. >> born to the hilton hotel empire, she says from the start, expectations were high for her opening up. in her 2020 documentary this is paris. i remember my mom always taught me to be very proper, private and to always portray that everything's perfect, proper and private is not exactly how she spent her teens and early 20s. instead, countless red carpets, never missing an

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jack: meghan i would ask about terra firma local contractor in my town and is worried about to a lotf ceos and retailers are very concerned about this they have huge exposure to china remember and they are pulling forward orders to try to mitigate some of the effects in the brand steve men the luxury fashion brand that 50% of the inventory exposure to china right now so they are moving forward on plans today, tomorrow, yesterday to get ahead of us all of jack's shoes are steve madigan's. we've been talking so much around tariffs about the inflationary effects but it could actually affect things like gdp and it could obviously be an issue for companies, we have a huge issue and it's one of those things everyone is worried, home depot, yeti, the honest company all over the map and very concerned. jack: we talk about defense stocks, pharmaceutical shareholders got very grumpy this week selling off on the nomination of robert f kennedy. i have a john madden fashion sense first of all. you're right lily, pfizer, medina those are on stocks that tumbled after rfk junior was nominated for th

so meghan varies load. see a 1st ex patterson because you already have russian and forces the probably already had over the past couple of years. many a near nice incidents in the air of syria between us and uh, and russian armoire plan. today, the government's in the united states are very concerned. we'd actually sparking a thorough war war, you know, the all offer and i've been, you know, driven by a full speed. there's absolutely no interest in a different magic solution. and again, these move by dividing, why, how seems to almost a way i saw these terms trunk, prove that ukraine war we are covering new trains, launch of u. k. maids storm shuttle missiles into russian territory. and the subsequent warning issued by president putting on now france has given its the unwavering support for the event commented on using french missiles to strike deep into russia . if you want the whole picture on these latest developments, including the steps each state is taken, we have you covered that over to r t dot com,

meghan is in west palm beach with the latest this hour. hey, meghan. >> carl, that's right.me becoming official overnight trump announcing he would tap pam bondi the former attorney general of florida to be his next pick to lead the justice department. bondi is about as loyal as they come in trump world. she was part of his impeachment defense in 2020 and then later that year part of the team that tried to overturn those election results. it goes back further than that. as florida's attorney general back in 2013, she declined to take on a case involving trump university. her office received about two dozen complaints about it. aides said she was considering it and then took in about $25,000 campaign donation from trump and then decided not to join the case. now both sides deny any quid pro quo but shows you how far back their relationship goes and we'll see if any of that comes up in her confirmation process. her nomination coming out a few hours after matt gaetz, trump's first pick for attorney general, withdrew his name from consideration. gaetz was always likely to have t

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i wanted to ask you because the trump, meghan, don't eat alone must. he came out with a strong statement. he will say that it is going to be the last democratic election in the country and less donald trump wins. why does must see it like that as well. i think he really is very concerned about the um, the thread to um, free speech, the thread to uh democracy from this um what one called liberal little sorts air and is it more more like well for its area and liberalism, i mean we see manifestations of this and your of, with the kind of oppressive tactics by the british, the new british government received in germany. we said elsewhere with the you, with, with his crack down on the free speech and the digital services that then you have the in britain with the online. um, you get those whatever it's called act. um, and i think he really is worried that this is, this will happen on the account of that, or is it mean bite? and i think it did a lot of that. the absolutely applied enormous amount of pressure against the social media companies. and the courts

. >>> meghan markle is in a professional separation from prince harry which is weird since neither have>> researchers say severe covid infection stops cancer from spreading, so does a fiery car crash. trace gallagher shannon bream thank you. >>> the fda says they discovered a mold like the bacteria at a toothpaste facility. experts were surprised -- tipped off. >>> british airways have a new suite designed to provide a luxury feel still surrounded by brits. >>> experts say going on a far walk after dinner can reduce bloating and prevent diabetes. for some people every walk is a far walk. let's do the monolog. soap there were reminders of humans everywhere we look. yesterday when i fell outside of work. this is new york city so nobody cared. i'm surprised nobody on me when i was walking but i did have to go to the hospital to make sure everything with the baby was okay which thankfully it is all did they die -- the doctor did diagnose me as mcauley culkin. anyways it was scary for a bit. the moments when you realize what really matters. i do think we need to talk about this because we ar

welcome, meghan. i'm very interested in what katie was just saying there.sions of blanket impartiality across coverage leads to a decline in trust. she's essentially saying impartiality isn't helpful right now. how do you perceive that? and is your approach very different from wired? well, i mean, look, lam a right—leaning columnist. i have worked in mainstream journalism my whole life. i didn't start as a reporter, i started as a columnist. and so, i have always had a point of view. my readers have always known what my point of view was. but i think the thing that i think a lot about in that position is that because most of my readers don't agree with me, i have to buy credibility with those readers. i have to show my work. i have to allow their best points, and i have to be very clear not just about where i'm coming from, but why and how i am trying to be fair to what they think. and i think that that is something where a lot of mainstream publications that have gone in the direction of being more upfront with that, and i don't think it's necessarily a ba

so, why are you spending millions of dollars on meghan stallion twerking, li liz emine, jlo, some ofiates of p diddy. he is really not okay right now. why do you want this type of affiliation? right now we really have to be very mindful. very demurrer not that donald trump is demurrer he also want on bon and joe rogan. he talked for hours. you got to know his personality. he really cares and is curious about what is going on with the american people and the youth. i really enjoyed his podcast where he actually flipped the script and asking why theo vaughan why he was addicted to cocaine and fentanyl. and that's an issue and that's an issue we are all going through right now. not us personally but many of our youth and american citizens homeless in san francisco, l.a., facing addiction problems. >> carley: that's great point. the saying they did not pay for endorsements. any and all celebrities toward production and relevant logistical costs. that's the statement. doesn't make up for the fact that are significant money problems they have right now. i was reading that the harris campai

. >> meghan berry caught her first wave with peluso on a day she needed a friend sitting on her boardtears, remembering her husband, retired army colonel david berry, who went into cardiac arrest while surfing. >> every time i'm out there, i feel like i'm with them. >> so when toyo paddled out and started chatting with me, it was really refreshing. you were just super chatty and super friendly and i just loved that. >> peluso's positive attitude translates to her career. working at a company that charters private flights. but when the waves call, surf's up. >> work is done. it's time to go even on a chilly, windy morning, the women say the ocean awakens their spirit. >> life is short. >> if you're upright and breathing, you are not too old. you never know what beauty awaits you and what kind of wonderful things could happen if you don't take a chance. >> some jonathan vigliotti in ventura, california and that's today's cbs news roundup. >> tune in later for cbs mornings reporting from the cbs broadcast center in new york city. i'm carissa lawson >> hello and thanks for staying up with

. $5 million for meghan the stallion and 3 million for liz owe. 1.8 million for eminem.20 million and get yourself in debt to try to get a bunch of rich celebrities on stage? maybe i'm ignorant for the facts, but wow. >> you know how i feel about endorsements and i don't think any democrat or republican should pay for them. they don't help. but to the other clips that you paid, look, in 2008 when obama won and democrats took over the house and senate in numbers people were shocked about, republicans had a come to jesus moment. now democrats are having that. i've said it to you before. you need to look at not just why you lost but why they won. you need to come up with a plan to do better next time and to change your course and i've always said i'm a centrist moderate democrat and you have seen other people i will use bill clinton as a prime example who went left of center and was very successful in doing that and democrats we've seen in red districts in the past in the last mid-term election have been successful doing that and i've always said it would hurt our party mov

of 85 million people including the royal family and heed king charles and married prince harry and meghane. we are live in london and what was in this report and how did we get here? >> jake, this report found the archbishop of canterbury should and could have done more to report to law enforcement the abuses above man, one of the worst abusers to be associated with the church of england and had up to 130 victims and died without ever having faced justice and the archbishop has admitted to the failings in this case and said in his statement today that when i was informed in 2013 and told the police to be notified i believed wrongly that an appropriate resolution would follow and it's very clear that i must take personal and institutional responsibility and a resignation by an archbishop is extremely rare and unprecedented for the archbishop to resign for failing to deal with abuse cases but of course the archbishop holds a very important role in the uk and i am standing in front of westminster abbey where over two years ago the archbishop crowned king charles iii and there is that global

these are meghan and scott quinn buy's beautiful children my friends jj and jacob. all right.everybody. i'm delighted and blessed to be here with hef harold the iii. daughter named after great-grandmother. emily. you want to say hello? >> hi. >> dana: judge pirro? >> judge jeanine: okay so i'm here with my daughter and my grandson kammi, who, if you could feel the energy every kid on this stage wants to be able to hit that button. >> dana: i know they do. we have only 40 seconds to go. go ahead. jessica? >> jessica: we're happy to be here. this is clio who is with me. do you want to say anything? no? [laughter] >> dana: take it away. >> tyrus: i have my wonderful family i always do the talking and get complaints about. go ahead it's all on you. >> this is georgey. and this is our -- say hi. >> hi. >> this is aunt connie from new orleans, louisiana all the way up here. >> dana: all right. jesse, back to you. >> jesse: okay. we are ready to go. the commissioner is here. you guys want to start the countdown? here we go, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3. >32, 1.[cheers] here here. merry ch

the wedding of prince harry and meghan... the funeral of queen elizabeth ii. grand ceremony, archbishop welby was also installed to navigate stormy social and political waters, debates over women bishops and gay marriages, protecting a waning institution while also caring for its flock. we'll certainly get things wrong, i certainly will, but the grace of god is greater than our biggest failures. justin welby has acknowledged his privileged upbringing. his mother, ladyjane williams, was winston churchill's personal secretary. a paternity test in 2016 revealed his biologicalfather was sir anthony browne, a british diplomat seen here between churchill and president eisenhower. but the young justin was brought up believing his father was gavin welby. educated at eton and cambridge, before going into the oil industry, justin welby would later be asked about the morality of big business. his reply, perhaps, was telling. if you're leading a large organisation, you're accountable for what happens in it. but this business of somehow saying that one individual somehow b

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