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the panel's back johanna mascara, jason meister, daniel turner. daniel start with you.d he was paralyzed watching bernie and liz fight. i think it's pretty great. i'm surprised taken this long. >> i am surprised how vicious this has gotten, but i will say this, elizabeth warren is a pathological liar and all of her lies are to enact a sense of victim about her. she lied about being native american she lied about being fired for being pregnant, she lied about her father began chatter, she lied about her father big janitor. you can say things about sanders but he has been crazy consistently for 30, 40, 50 years. he is not a liar. kennedy: that's also the point that michael moore made of the is anyone is ever talk to bernie knows he didn't say this. why do people automatically believe bernie? >> i think he is consistent for 40 years. he hasn't been a liar or serial liar like elizabeth warren. but i think with the better point i'd like to make is this is the advantage of being the incumbent president. letting them stab each other the back while the iowa caucuses around the

that hamburg's university hospital dr kathleen of black meister often uses pull out his techniques with her patients. it's very good for people with chronic back pain whether it's the cervical spine or the lumbar region. and it can be used prophylactic late to prevent back pain or a slipped disc. from couldn't. and it could also be used therapeutically to treat an existing back condition. these days pill artist techniques are often used with patients who've been prescribed off a pita greek ability like better and. this exercise is called the seal. and this one the mum made. according to use of plus his theory it'll take 10 sessions will be better to feel a difference of 20 sessions to see a difference and after 30 sessions they'll have a whole new body. because what i really notice is my spine it feels like it's been really stretched and. i have a lot of problems with my lower back when i was holding a position the pain was gone so it would be really good to train those muscles. not a bad result for a 1st session at this rate they really might be transformed after 30 sessions. well i do

and visuals like before when you meister at 3 musketeers it will be one chapter every week and then people would wait for it like cliffhangers and then you have h.b.o. not. it's the same exact way that they're going to say and the stuff they do is good it is a good doesn't take you for a fool it digs really good stuff it's actually like nearly richard to feel like for you the years replace a you totally and you know as nova least we cannot compete with you know such great work. so one. hope is that you do that you will find new ways to become interesting again and it's not storytelling to tell only a story it's much better to be breaking bad. shows like that are so much efficient and you know there is there such in fact game of thrones but. but you don't you hasn't no other way to say to attract and seduce style emotions something deeper like meeting someone who has to same problems you have or someone telling his life with maximum honesty taking the dying. i said you know you have to turn off everything be with yourself sitting in a chair maybe with a glass of old risky and you're suddenl

proles right now over the freight oh common peter i got to say i'm but i'm like man if you're also meister or buddy over there i guy you know was that stir you god me ok i got you got i apologize on behalf of the black eye but i'm have a black kolisch and i apologize or what i'd dog whistle that happen for us you know ok i apologise you know i mean look it's when you are and i think that the entire corporate media is guilty of all the same things you know m s n b c fox news c.n.n. they all add here to the same business model that i find incredibly problematic so you know why is the media against bernie sanders and c.n.n. print in particular during that debate why are they against bernie sanders ok when your main advertiser is the pharmaceutical industry good poing and there's a candidate out there who wants to have medicare for all which is really going to disrupt the pharmaceutical industry are you going to you know favor that candidate are you going to want to cover that candidate favorably when oil and gas is advertising on your network constantly and you have a candidate who has an act

>> you said vodka, it used to be yeager meister. kamikaze and stuff like that.'m taking it one day at a time and it's the fact that i'm conscious now. the espn "30 for 30", it says a lot about me. i haven't watched it yet. it's a crisis of my life. i need to understand what dennis rodman is all about. instead of being loaded and drunk all the time, i need to focus on dennis rodman. i have people in houston. i have sponsors. there behind me. dr. drew. i respect all of those guys. i'm in a good place right now. >> tucker: we are certainly rooting for you. thank you. we appreciate it. >> there you go. >> there you go. >> tucker: outstanding. thank you. across the country drug addiction has devastatedou america's blue-collar communities. being rich is no protection either. america with the most privileged background can say that too. the grandson of kirk douglas, his battle drug addiction throughout his life. d he did a long stent and presented. now douglas is the author of a frankly remarkable new book called "the long way home." we spoke with him recently. >> it s

later in in the day you start to see some low meister move in than they in the evening a chance of showersat is the fog tomorrow morning then there comes the system, tuesday afternoon into the evening. here comes overnight into tuesday and i wednesday morning that is the whole shooting match. we could have what pavement. as we go into thursday. or i should say wednesday night going into thursday morning, the same kind of thing more like a drive-by. that is a better chance for thursday and we have two very weak systems similar one shows up wednesday morning and went shows up thursday morning and they are gone before you know it. there is a forecast highs for tomorrow. here is a 5-day forecast. this is low-grade stuff. over all no big storms headed our way. >>> caltrans has important news, highway crews are going to close the tube for major repair, maintenance and safety improvement. it will be closed from 10 pm to to 5 am on weekdays through march. caltrans says that the shuttle service will be available for pedestrians and bike riders that use it. >>> steve kerr was in no mood to see if th

and jason meister plus a special segment for the 100 year anniversary of the start of prohibition. let's drink to. good night. ♪ ♪ from washington, d.c. tonight. history in the making as president trump and chinese vice premier signed what is a monumental opportunity for two nations to create enormous wealth for both. it's an historic trade agreement that opens china's economy to americans businesses and assures the purchase of at least $200 billion of american exports to china the next two years. president trump: they will be spending over $200 billion over the next two years and over $50 billion upon agriculture alone. on manufacturing, they will be spending $75 billion. they will be putting into our country $75 billion on manufacturing. $50 billion worth of energy. that's great for tour energy people. $40 billion to $50 billion on financial services. the banks will be doing great. all of the things you do so well. you will be able to go into china. one of the things i have to say is protection of intellectual property, we have strong protection of intellectual property. the othe

celtics strategies kevin is back, as well as managing director in 2020 campaign board member jason meisterllo friends. happy new year. >> happy new year. kennedy: are people sending all the other democrats of the dnc, and the democrat establishment a message by sticking it to them, and giving bernie a bunch of money? >> i think so, honestly. i think bernie did very well around last time around. but the dnc kinda rigged for hillary clinton. and then hillary, she lost. i think that money isn't the most important thing, the game is changing i think a lot of it has to do with personality, a lot of it has to do with getting attention, and those sorts of things. i think a lot of people voted for president trump because they kind of like the idea of the dishes breaking in the kitchen, and shaking things up. and i think bernie sanders also has some of that. i think that's more working in his favor than the money itself. because hillary had more money, jed bush had more money, what's he doing now? >> but you look at those two candidates they were the embodiment of party establishment. i'm bernie sa

and jason meister plus a special segment for the 100 year anniversary of the start of prohibition.d.c. tonight. history in the making as president trump and chinese vice premier signed what is a monumental opportunity for two nations to create enormous wealth for both. it's an historic trade agreement that opens china's economy to americans businesses and assures the purchase of at least $200 billion of american exports to china the next two years. president trump: they will be spending over

look at that, my garden this is why you never hire a getaway driver that gets paid and molly and meister it's coachella 2011. there chasing of stolen band when they flipped out on them, if you well. right chuck berry song the skull switch from you can't catch me to it roll over beethoven quicker than you can fall in love with a brown eyed handsome man. betty of the highway hullabaloo has been shared over 2 million times on facebook. although it seems better suited for tumbler. hello, two for tuesday folks. let's get the let out. the badness is the female driver did nothing to combat gender stereotypes, the good news is she is okay and so is the tiny dog that was found inside the van. police saw three types of prescription pills and a lot of heroin. whether that come from? but knowing florida probably belong to the dog. topic number two, an irish vegetarian frozen food company, there is a mouthful, that's what she said. anyway, the irish vegans develop the nicotine patch that you can wear on your arm to curb your meat craving. be advised that women will also curb people's cravings for you

power panel comes back, jason meister, david berg seen, you guys, you ready?ot when he left. so the president goes on, david, as democrats, how do you put this, how do you argue with it? >> look, the argument, no one is taking away the fact that the dow is up -- >> harris: and those running for president. >> the argument is that it is an economy that is working for some people very well, but it is not working for everyone, there is still a lot of people who are left behind in this economy, there's a lot of farmers and people across the country that the president likes to tout inflation for those people, they feel they've been left behind, maybe the channel thing will help with them. you look at the china deal, it's really not much different than where we were at before, a lot of commitments were really vague. >> harris: up we're going to get jason in here. >> this is a blue-collar president, wages are on the rise, the economy sets records on a daily basis. we cannot underestimate these two trade deals. you have the usmca which is going to create 176,000 more j

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