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. >> right now sam is staying with mei have a ranch and sam became an official texan last week .es. you've got to quit smoking but he has these nighttime smokes on the front porch and i get there the next morning and he said captain, i killed the snake and i look and it's a copperhead snake he beat to death with his shoe . i have a flagpole and i have an extra texas flag and i say you're an official texan. if you can kill a copperhead with your shoe. >> only a texan can pull that off so we welcome you sam. before we go i want to take a moment to reflect on a few of the most important holidays of theyear. so first you got juneteenth, a national holiday that marks the emancipation of slaves in america .present president lincoln took steps years earlier to set freedom and motion. he's a freedom of hero of mine for his efforts but juneteenth means a lot because this historic moment happened in my home state of texas. tomorrow june 19 you remember the day that texans got the word that once and for all allslaves must be free . the us military belief. galveston holds a special place in

he meis not unscathed from this vote we have steve sedgwick with more >> reporter: good morning, brianextraordinary for a man who is the harry houdini of british politics can he do what neither theresa may or one of his heroes margaret thatcher do can he survive the no-confidence v vote both of those faced no-confidence vote both won by a factor by a greater margin than boris johnson yesterday. they both lost their jobs within six months afterwards. thatcher in 1990 and theresa may because she could not get her party behind all of the issues especially brexit. boris johnson is associated with brexit he wants to move on. let's listen to what the prime minister had to say post the vote >> i know people want to talk about stuff that goes on at westminster. what i want to talk about is what we as a government are doing to help people no, what we're going to do now is take the opportunity to unite and deliver. >> reporter: sully, to put it in context, 148 of his mps voted against him. people out of the government who voted for him, you are talking about those who voted from the back benches

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from a former prosecutor, when we learn from the big grift coming from the big lie, there was a lot of mey made by trump and people associated with trump, regarding the big lie in terms of fundraising around election protection campaigns and issues that did not exist and money that did not go to them. the result is significant is oftentimes, it is not necessarily the headlines that and of getting people convicted and leading them to go to jail. it is not necessarily going to be the insurrection or the violence. it could very well be this notion of fraud, deceit, and any of those things are potential avenues for the doj to go after trump. we know that they are watching. we know that this is going to be a package and laid out for the doj. now we have some low hanging fruit that might see trump charged and convicted on. >> that is the thing. that is the grift. lucy, i want to ask you, you think about all of these people with donald trump raising money on a lie. you think about these republican voters who poured money into this. shame on them. i'm not play if i would for those who contributed

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so, auntie mei, why aren't there more mahjong carvers in hong kong?s egg circle, so your turn. i'm really not sure i'm doing this right. do you want this? i don't know — i'm thinking about it. no, you can't! laughter this is the mahjong hostel, run by iris, who is not only a lively host, she is also a very patient teacher. because many people, they don't know the game until they come here. and i know many hostels, they do some board game nights or card game nights, but we like using mahjong, yes, to play with the people, because they — it's hard to learn at the beginning but when you know how to play the game, it's fun and you're addicted to — you want to play every night! sometimes, people, they play until very late. but you're the youngest person i've seen on this trip playing mahjong. why — why don't many young people get into it? people, they more like playing video game on the phone, you know? everyone has a phone, they play the game, yes. on the phone, and in hong kong, we have a problem of lack of space. you need to set up the mahjong table and

yes, they mei freddie mate, so indeed trump has been boro c for the last four years of the obama careything worked out there, but i would still like to think about us. and in the previous part we talked about the fact that the problems in the uk yes, the rail transport strike. here we have now the main thing is not to go on strike vehicles, because the europeans, it turns out, also published statistics that they raised the tariffs for transportation in russia four times. that is, there used to be a truck ride in russia. hmm, there was about 3,000 euros there. now about 12,000 euros, since our carrier is not allowed to travel freely around the european union before european translators occupied our entire market four times, as the monopolists raised prices , and the same force says that russia will lose 330 billion rubles there. over here. of course, it is necessary to intervene, apparently, to do as transshipment of oil into the sea. necessary deal with this subject. there is no need to get excited about anything, because you are now looking. that's what i said. i'll repeat it again f

smart economists saying, hey, we got a problem, we're plateauing, it's not a spike, this may be the mei -- the meanr a while. and what's amusing in a very dark way is, i've used this chart once before. so the projections of where inflation was going to go. and the number of talking heads who would repeat the white house's line that, oh, it's transitory, or it's just temporary or it's putin inflation. come on. at some point treat the american people like adults. they may not have spent their life bathing in the numbers, they don't go home every night and read the economist magazines and these things, that's our job, that's what we're paid to do. other people need to take care of their families and have a life and try to survive these prices. but the tread line on inflation -- trend line on inflation is heading toward almost a 10% plateau. god, i don't think we're going to get there, i really don't. but that's my charting. you know, this was our target, we are nowhere near our target. we blew through our target by 2.8%. i'm trying to show the happy talk that was going on in the previous t

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