mel gibson joins us from l.a. mel, thanks for being here.sk you about covid, the university of "braveheart," but like many i happened across "fatman" over the holidays. directors who directed this told me today they saw you at an event with that. and said this is our crisp crinkle. why did you want to do this film? >> well, he kind of revealed the humanity of who santa claus might be. every is just a regular guy who lost his faith in humanity a little bit and sort of was a little down and depressed about perhaps the cynicism around the world. and it was dragging him under. go on. >> raymond: go ahead, no, you go. >> i'm good. that's all i wanted to say. >> raymond: okay, there's a lot here. we had just watched "miracle on 34th street," and then we screened "fatman," and without giving too much of the plot, santa is in trouble. he's going broke, he's got an assassin chasing him. i told my kid this is like miracle at the o.k. corral. what did you bring to this character, how did you see them? >> basically, it does kind of have a western format

ricketts: questions for mel. sorry. andrew is asking what you have heard about receiving vaccines. >> when are we distributing the vaccine? i'm sorry, there was a little bit of echo there. but yes, we are hoping we will receive the vaccine the first part of the week. we are working with our partners to make sure we distribute the vaccine quickly and to use every vial that has been given to us. reporter: [inaudible] gov. ricketts: andrew is asking what does it mean to be one day away from moving from orange to yellow and what does that mean for hospitals? >> moving into a different color indicates we are going to be able to perform more elective surgeries. we will still be monitoring our beds closely to make sure we have beds for our acute patients because we are also treating individuals with stroke, heart attack, a lot of acute issues that we cover and provide those services too. we monitor that and adjust our surgery accordingly, just not for covid-19 but other critical care we need to provide. gov. ricketts: fred? re

mel has got her first rankings at around 30. mel has got herfirst win on rankings at around 30.the lpga this year and the same for georgia. i think the three of them are bringing it through. charlie is the one on form. she had a good result last week and just needs a bit of consistency to her again but definitely look out for those three. and how is bronte law faring in the early stages? she is someone who needs a solid week. one of those come a local girl for me who is done a few swing changes and she needs that bit of confidence in those swing changes so a good result for her this week would be to make the cut. and what is it that is making this tournament so special this year? we talked about the weather with the two courses being used in the opening rounds and obviously the huge purse on offer. we know of the three majors that have gone before and this is the last one, i guess it sort of all builds to what is an exciting finish to the majors and the women's game. we were not sure we were going to get any golf in this year never mind the majors so for this to be put on is fan

>> mel, where were you on march 29th, 1987 i am sure pete knows where he was. >> i would have to look at my planner. >> wrestlemania iii and the feature match was the hulkster against andre the giant and that's what you have going on here i think the first round has gone to andre the giant, in the form of morgan stanley. i am in the morgan stanley camp. pete does a good andre the giant camp, but morgan stanley comes out on top >> i will have to go to you, pete you are always a fan of katie, you have always liked apple. this report comes from nikkei, they do channel checks and they don't always pan out >> katie's coverage has been far more accurate. look at goldman sachs and what they have done and by the way it's not andre the giant, i think katie is hulk hogan because she is the winner. it has been consistent she has made great calls and with the production numbers we were talking about with the phone. i don't think people should focus on the phone in this case they are. when you look at where is the margin growth, it's in services and wearables. if you go back to last quarter and lo

now his mum mel has been speaking for the first time about her son's work during the pandemic.t some, marcus? as a young single parents, mel worked round—the—clock in a bid to keep food on the table for the future star. 0dd star. odd jobs, and if star. 0ddjobs, and ifi star. odd jobs, and if i didn't do that, we wouldn't have been able to cook a pot of food. it's just a bit difficult, so marcus is only telling the story from how he sees it, and the story from how he sees it, and the words that he's been said, they obviously come from the bottom of his heart. sometimes it was really bad. i'd rather give the food to the kids think of it to myself, sometimes i didn't get anything to eat them and they would ask me if i had yours, and i said yeah, but i didn't. sometimes we didn't even have bread in the house, it's embarrassing to say, but we didn't stop to all of them little struggles and sacrifices, and you made it help appreciates everything like ten times more so i don't see it as a weakness, because they think in sports, you have to have something behind you that's pushing you.

and oscar winner mel gibson is here. we will talk about his newest film, "fat man" plus the major sequels that may be in the works. but first, things to avoid in 2021. as this tumultuous year comes crashing to a merciful end, i have been thinking about the lessons we should take from 2020 and of the things we should avoid in the new year. first up, let's wear off rioting in 2021. the destruction of property and looting that swath the nation following george floyd was the most expensive in history costing at least $2 billion. there are certainly a discussios to be had about race and bigotry but they don't include this. [crowd noise] >> raymond: the abuse and destruction of people, private property or public works of art are not credible means of protest and they should not be tolerated. the cancel movement continues even now. h this happened today in boston. a statue of lincoln and come up the great emancipator, was removed. it should be noted that freed african-americans paid for the construction of that statue, which co

meet marcus and his mum, mel.young single parent, mel worked round—the—clock in a bid to keep food on the table for the future star. a table is to put things on. i didn't think he was going to be a footballer. i had to drop them off there, go to work and then come back, pick him up and come home. when i first started playing football i didn't know it was something you could do for an actual living. i wasn't at home most of the time, they had to be in on their own. i had three jobs and if i didn't do that ijust wouldn't have been able to cook a pot of food. sometimes it was really bad. i'd rather give the food to the kids then give it to myself. sometimes i didn't get anything to eat and they said have you had yours? i would say yeah but i didn't. sometimes we didn't have a loaf of bread in the house. it's embarrassing to say but we didn't. on the way we are living now, honestly i sit in my room sometimes and ijust cry. you just sit there crying on your own because you are thinking about where you have come from to

it shows jackie with mel rose showing a mutual delight, and close conversation. seated for the nights entertainment, and jackie is seated very close, with her right shoulder tucked under his arm. no rose whispers pledge between them. we only learned later what she said. apparently, and this was covered in the persian press and the american press, we only learned later that it was a whispered promise that he would loan the first lady the mona lisa for exhibit to america. i will send you the mona lisa, he said softly that night. the two conspirators considered a u.s. exhibition of the painting a convincing emblem of friendship between france and america. a well chosen gesture of amity, goodwill, and international diplomacy. jackie astutely understood that the relationship of the president to the american people was one of the most closely watched relationships and modern life. and she recognized the unveiling of france is supreme national treasure. the mona lisa was a unmatched opportunity to burnish the american image at home, and abroad. she was deeply attuned to

now his mother mel has spoken for the first time about her son's work during the pandemic. you want a cup of tea, marcus? no, thanks. as a young single parent, mel worked around the clock in a bid to keep food on the table for the future star. i had threejobs. and if i didn't do that, we wouldn't have been able to have food. it was just a bit difficult, so marcus is only telling the story from how he sees it, and the words he's been saying, they've come from the bottom of his heart. sometimes, it was really bad. i'd rather give the food to the kids than give it to myself. sometimes, i didn't get anything to eat, and they'd ask me, "have you had yours?" and i'd say yes. but i didn't. sometimes we didn't even have a loaf of bread in the house, it's embarrassing to say but we didn't. all them little struggles and... sacrifices you made, it helps you appreciate everything ten times more. so i don't see it as a weakness because i think in sport you have to have something behind you that's pushing you. when you come from a place of struggle and a place of pain, a lot the time, it

today is a special day for mel.nged down there, marcus, hasn't it? that's the estate that your nana used to live at. i know. around the back. yeah. that's what i've got tattooed on now. hi, there. hello. food from this depot will be sent to vulnerable families living nearby. do you have food going on all throughout the day? yes, every day. monday to friday, mainly. last year, we gave out 95 tonnes of food. this september? 339 tonnes. so you can see, it's been massive. as his mum, watching him load a car full of breakfast stuff for other kidsjust like him... brilliant. it actually brings tears to your eyes, doesn't it? and even with a bad back! i was just going to say! just watch that back, marcus — and your head! but it's notjust about marcus. this new building is being named after mel, for everything they've done together to help families in need. thank you so much. start your own, erm, your own trophy cabinet. yeah. what's it like then, to be in this building that's named after you, after all the you and marcus ha

i was quite surprised that mel painter who is very caught up in electoral fever was so much in favor of local control that the public spaces should be controlled by the people in those spaces, in those towns, in those regions. we are now dealing with the fact that the state government will pass a law saying that no statues can come down anywhere in the state. that's not allowed. which is a blanket kind of tyranny that must be objected to, must be challenged in the courts, if not elsewhere. the issue is that local municipalities will get into debate. for example, in charlottesville, gary gallagher was explaining to us that one statue might be few hundred feet from another and one might be in a county and one might be in a city, and yet they were both within the same jurisdiction, and therefore there is this debate going on. the idea that each generation would come up with a formula, each generation would come up with an idea about what they wanted to put up in their community. i was very excited about the idea that several artists have proposed putting up new statues. i participated i

that they must've been terrifying for you well, mel.en explained to you? yeah, gosh, ifeel like i have become an expert, i had no idea about cte or anything before april 16, i'm not an nfl fan so i didn't know about any of it. it is not just the big concussions that alix had, it is the sub concussions, and he played a very big game of tackling all through his career. it isn't just a contact in the games, its the training, and that is one of the biggest points we want to make and get change for all these players who are still playing in the future generations. reduce that contact in training, like the nfl did ten years ago. and if it was in place, we want to ta ke ago. and if it was in place, we want to take it to 20 sessions per season, if that was in place when i was playing it would have reduce my exposure by 80 to 85%.” was playing it would have reduce my exposure by 80 to 85%. i imagine you still love the game of rugby and you wa nt still love the game of rugby and you want generations of kids to still play the game but one of the q

america's stepfather mel never misses a party at the harry. it's always a good party. because it's all the food goes something like a little party ball i mean what's bad about it before the lottery it was paycheck to paycheck and everybody lived on their house or yard and now it's just a big huge family here and we all park. the monterey hasn't just changed the couple's life it's benefited their family and friends too for michael eric is dead and this money is a blessing i don't have to worry about them and i don't have to worry about my other 2 daughters because i know that they will take care of my daughter so the family is better because i think for all we know whatever the future brings we're going to be ok when they were 4 they would give their last dollar to someone who needs it we do the same thing now what has changed is their lifestyle they live much differently but as you see here today they live it in with other people. since cashing in their 62000000 dollar check the herrings are still as working class as ever there are no bankers lawyers or c.e.o.'s on the

. >> llega a méxico la inyección de esperanza, mel país que tiene ya la vacuna del covid-19 chile y costa. >> no sería navidad sin tradicionales nacimientos, son tradicoones en donde la pandemia hace meya también . >> lindo, cada vez que puedo vengo, lo hicieron más pequeños . >> para artesanos el espíritu navideño debe prevalecer aún más, comenzamos con los rostros de la vacunación en méxico . >> aplica la vacuna, una sola inyección, no causa ardor, ella es la enfermera maría irene ramírez, que recibe la vacuna siendo la primera inmunizada, dice que la vacuna es el mejor regalo del 2020, más adelante tenemos más, y por lo pronto entramos a los estados unidos, millones ven alejarse la posibilidad de contar con el cheque de ayuda por la pandemia antes de fin de año, cristina nos cuenta más . >> así es, muy buenas noches, es la primera esperamos que sea la última noche buena, noche dura para familias que tienen seres queridos enfermos, también lo es para las que fueron afectadas por la crisis, este cheque no se ha hecho realidad ni de 600 ni 2 mil dólares . >> en medio de esta batalla el pr

popularized the practice chairman mao founder of communist china in 1966 a stage women the young see helped mel launch a political comeback nearly 50 years on his strongman image has remained afloat among the river swimmers. and now we're still swimming in the young sea in his seventy's so we learn from chairman mao to swim in the big waves of the river right having such a good source of water we must learn from the practice we must insist on swimming in the young sea river. while a fund a version for strong swimmers the mighty young sea also poses a drowning hazard a volunteer lifeguard squad some 2000 strong make it their business to be ready so far they've chalked up 700 rescues. where we swimmers saved people from the water before we formed an official volunteer squad but we did not have scientific rescue skills so we decided to get organized and train with each other to carry out scientific rescue operations from without all your good sort of joy. as winter sets in a steady flow of swimmers slices through the water another sign of the city coming back to life and its people going out to se

. >> hi, mel >> hi, guy >> it says the dollar is going to continue to go lower. jerome powell is a huge "fast money" fan i know he's watching and i will congratulate him on torching the u.s. dollar. i think the movie has just got started. the flip side will be that everybody is on this side of the boat and too crowded it has been there is a possible 20% down and resource trade, freeport on top of a huge couple months. pan american silver back above the 35 level tim's rio didn't go anywhere today, but that's at a multiyear high i think these stocks move and will continue on the back of what will tip to be a weaker dollar >> i think fast traders have a history of going against the grain, against the consensus, dan nathan here we are, everybody and their brother, or mother, betting against the u.s. dollar. do you stick with this >> to your point it is a consensus trade, a trade i have had on puts on a couple of occasions over the course of the year but if you look at the u.s. dollar index, guy is pressing this thing he has been a seller on every rally. he has mentio

if the cut is plus three, we've got charlie hull and bronte law, and possibly we might have mel read lynn grant is one to watch for the future, but i've just got so much time for christie kerr after her accident and age that she's had. she's old, but after her accident, she's just a stall work, really. great to watch. and great to get your thoughts. many thanks for joining us on sportsday tonight. all eyes on charlie hull to see if she can call those five shots back which she trails by at the moment. it's an american in control of the race to dubai. patrick reed two shots clear at the halfway stage of the season ending world tour championship in dubai. reed is looking to become the first american to top the rankings, but england's tommy fleetwood could overtake him with victory on sunday. he's four off the pace after a round of 69, dropped two shots on his closing six holes. there's a surprise name in england's test squad — essex batsman dan lawrence, earning his first call—up for the tour to sri lanka next month. two behind closed doors matches, in galle. ben stokes is rested — he'l

there've been lpga wins for georgia hall and mel reid since lockdown ended, and charley hull's hit form, too. ifi if i had to choose any of the british players to win, i will put my money on georgia hall. she has had obviously a couple of good years on the lpga and she has a strong head on her shoulders. the fact that she won the british open, which in my mind have similar conditions to what the conditions could be like this week in terms of wind, if the course plays hard at all in terms of the course being fast and hard. i think she will do very well in this setting and she has played very consistently over the last few years so consistently over the last few years soi consistently over the last few years so i think that plays in her favour as well. emily pederen won the last three events of the ladies european tour in november. south korea always strong. thank you very much forjoining us from washington, dc. thank you. next to cricket. a new look big bash tournament gets under way in australia tomorrow. x factor substitutes, something called a power surge and a bash boost are being in

it is unfortunate especially for businesses like mel's. take a look at what they have done in order to be able to stay open. they have all of this outdoor seating. they have a whole set of heaters. they are decorated for a christmas holiday but it won't be a very merry christmas for them. because of those orders that went into place at 10:00 p.m. last night in san francisco, essential workers only which is unfortunate for these businesses. that means no outdoor dining even. that means it is take out and order out. no personal services either. when it comes to retail, which is an important business this time of year, that is only at 20% capacity. these are businesses that have taken a hard hit already and they will take another hit at one of the biggest business times of the year. >> when this is over, there will not be too many people left. this is the last straw that will break the back of the camel. >> reporter: the sad part is there is already so many empty storefronts. you can see that there are closures left and right and that is not

i will be trading fedex, mel i think that the return to normalcy as we have all defined it will be a bit more protracted than optimists think for that reason the whole supply chain, distribution will hold true fedex is still about six or seven turns cheap from a pe multiple i see a double topper around 300 which gives me pause when i take all of that into consideration, i think this thing has been a covid darling and i don't think we are out of it yet so i am trading it for the next quarter, too. >> dan >> for some of the viewers who aren't familiar with the jargon, two would be double. a couple weeks ago it overshot to the upside. if you look back to the january 2018 highs somewhere around the 250 to 255 range, i would say there is a little more room to the downside i think this stock needs to digest a little bit. fade it. that was a hook, what they called it back in the day. i think it would find support closer to 225 or 230 i think this sell-off isn't good >> guy, trade it or fade it? >> i am going to answer that question in a second four days prior to christmas we played wrap it

. >> mel, if i gave you one word to describe the king and i do mean the mascot, not necessarily the franchise>> creepy! ding ding ding, exactly. burger king has had a few lives from public to private i think fast food is a beneficiary out of covid i think the king for all of his 66 years is looking interesting here overall i'm long mcdonald's and i think that's the preferred play for me. >> we wanted to know, me being myself and the crack staff here at "fast money." we wanted to know how creepy the king has been over the years we went back in time there is the current king on the left he started out quite cute in the 1960s. look at him sitting on his burger grasso, your top pick in fast food >> i would go with mcdonald's as well i was in shake shack and i think it can go higher, but i had to sell it to make room for some of the other names i am in. but it is worth noting that guy had his tenth birthday in burger king the year they opened. kudos to him and great call. it looks like they are building a base and looking to breakout another guy favorite >> he's not even here. time for the final t

mel gerry and 7 led to the chain of gruesome murders took place while france governs the country. could it was there what does the review this. money they did you know who did this. yes the yellow. cod most oconee. and that there. is journey even though there's a one just. scott bennett is a leading counterterrorism expert and a former us army analyst you know investigates crimes against humanity. the american indians who are seen as a scourge as a social pariah that needed to be expunged expelled and exterminated from much of the eastern seaboard poisoning blanket's with smallpox with this virus that cause the eruption of sores and death on the american indians. blankets were distributed to indians at military installations under the guise of helping them. out of the thousands the units 731 killed. have been preserved in history 6 chinese and russians and. rid of the soldier cool dim and maria given over with how for your own daughter. when women and girls became too we can no longer fit for further experiments they were put into a special. gas chamber. the doctors took meticulou

. >>> bay area an mel shelter is getting in the holiday spirit. plus, 15 days until christmas.an you believe it? if you haven't put up your tree, listen before you decorate it the wrong way. laura garcia has more with these christmas tips. >> lemdzing ingthe east bay spc other animal shelters, took in over 80 dogs from tulsa, oklahoma due to overcrowding. spca says it has 24 new dogs. they're now going through tests to see if they can be adopted. the spca website to learn about the adoption process and maybe bring home a furry friend. and then you can take your friend out to willow glenn. a little mistletoe booth bringing couples together. even dogs were getting into the act out there. this is at carlson way near cherry and hillsdale. the owners of the home just decided to spread some holiday cheer. very cute. but go with your own bubble, don't go to try to meet somebody there. make sure you distance, as well. take your pictures and then you take off. >>> 15 days until christmas. if you haven't put up your tree yet, you may want to take a look at this. supposedly there's a righ

so i will play the game, mel, trade it. >> you haven't, this whole time. were talking three minutes on nvidia and you were not playing by the rules and threw in yourself would you rather. so i think we will look at this night and say that's the night trade it or fade it died. this will be historical on "fast money." tim, we will move on and see if you want to play or be part of the mutiny here. whirlpool, trading higher since march. trade it or fade it? >> there's no i in the word trade and i will play it the way it's supposed to be played. i'm not going to scrap it or create it or all of these other things. i'm going to trade it. whirlpool is one of the ways you play the housing sector. this is a story where you have an enormous pent-up demand. a valuation that mostly still makes a lot of sense and operation margins improving. i think the supply chain dynamics were a concern early on. i think they worked through most of it. i think the housing trade is in the middle inning so you trade this one. >> yeah, there's no i in tim, and no e in seymour either. bu

diaz won four gold medals taking his career total to 14 gold m mels.ow 32 years ol he's preparing for the tokyo games. >> translator: i believe the paralympics has the power to change the world and the power to show the value of a person. >> he said the rio games changed. he noticed people began to pay less attention to his impairment and more to the spirit as a human being. >> translator: people in brazil call this an intangible legacy of the games. sports fans and children have told me that i am a huge role model for them. these children didn't see my disability. they saw my strong will, guts and conviction. >> the pandemic has thrown a new test of this conviction. brazil has seen more than 6 million coronavirus infections and the second highest number of fatalities in the world. diaz could not train as his usual pool for over a month. instead he was preparing at his home with the help of his three young children. >> translator: i joked that i have three weights like the ones at the gym. they're my first and second sons and my daughter. >> diaz is no

oh, by the way because we have so much time, you have to mention i don't know what a yeoman is, mel, i have no idea but meg tirrell has done absolute yeoman's work on the last nine months on the back of everything that's going on, single handedly for meg. >> she is the mvp of nbc that's for sure. >>> high flyer taking a hit on the chin what sent zoom to the lowest in months >>> chris harvey joins us with one of the biggest s&p 500 gainers of the year. could be the next aol. >>> break out the jiffy pop. lots more "fast money" straight ahead. the need has always been there. this year, it just happens to be greater. ♪ people are saving hundreds in a land not so far away, on the most reliable network with xfinity mobile. they can choose from the latest phones or bring their own. and because they get nationwide 5g at no extra cost, they live happily ever after. again! again! your wireless. your rules. your way to stay closer together this holiday season. switch and save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. and get $150 off when you buy a samsung a series phone. learn more at xfinitymo

for private profit not for need and the you should the fossil fuels will be have to be phasing the mel and moving towards total sustainable energy no new emissions within a few decades we've talked to scientists about how deforestation that to coronavirus tell me about how in the book you talk about even strategies like red it's called ari d d it's funded by corporations to stop deforestation but in your book here say that it actually facilitates deforestation encourages it. helps corporate farmers at the expense of others why is it time and time again these strategies sponsored by governments and the world bank in that case seem to achieve the opposite effect i mean they may in the back of their minds decent intentions but they were constrained by the nature to tional or to develop programs which will not arm the our full institution. my. in the corporate sector but will in fact i'm sure to their needs the result is policies which whatever their intentions are often negative in their effects we have to address the problems directly without. giving priority to the needs of the destruct

today is a special day for mel.rcus, hasn't it? that's the estate that your nana used to live at. i know. around the back. yeah. that's what i've got tattooed on now. hi, there. hello. food from this depot will be sent to vulnerable families living nearby. do you have food going out all throughout the day? yes, every day. monday to friday, mainly. last year, we gave out 95 tonnes of food. this september? 339 tonnes. so you can see, it's been massive. as his mum, watching him load a car full of breakfast stuff for other kidsjust like him... brilliant. it actually brings tears to your eyes, doesn't it? and even with a bad back! i was just going to say! just watch that back, marcus — and your head! but it's notjust about marcus. this new building is being named after mel, for everything they've done together to help families in need. thank you so much. start your own, erm, your own trophy cabinet. yeah. what's it like then, to be in this building that's named after you, after all that you and marcus have achieved over

capital of culture mattera in 2019 to stage a production he ran with it in the place where a pair me and mel gibson made their own milestone films on the passion of christ he wondered whose cause would jesus take on in the 21st century the new gospel is a hybrid film project that seeks some answers. to. the new gospel present jesus as a modern day migrant played by even. in real life suddenly moved from cameroon to italy as a student but i did a picking tomatoes organize a strike that drew international attention to the exploitation of farm workers for director mido how the perfect man to play jesus. jesus for me jesus had to have more than just acting skills i wanted to bring the bible to life in this way with these contradictions that's how i decided on even a black jesus from cameroon an activist who advocates for farm laborers. together we made a movie that's both about jesus and a kind of modern jesus tale that's his campaign against exploitation against the mafia. for years hundreds of thousands of migrants have been systematically exploited on italian farms recruited from refugee camp

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mel know woodrow is in the newsroom with more concern about that variant. >> reporter: it's just another reason to be cautious as we round out this holiday season. >> with the first united states case of a more contagious covid variant just detected in colorado, california health officials are warning we'll likely see the same thing. >> it is very likely that it could be here, but it's not yet detected. now, this is not a surprise. all viruses mutate over time. >> reporter: it's one of several warnings that they are issuing on the heels of the new year. >> please, over the last few days before the new years and the celebrations that are planned, we hope some are cancelled, some are done differently so that we can maintain and bring down this spread, but we know and expect that some of that will happen. >> we cannot afford to have a christmas or a new year surge on top of the surge that we are already experiencing. >> the regional stay-at-home order has been extended indefinitely for two of california's regions, southern california and san joaquin valley. they will be lifted when it's les

pandemic a shocking warning from experts that more than 100000 children could lose their lives because of mel tricia bought on by covert 90 we speak to the report's authors after the break. join me every thursday on the alex simon chill and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics or business i'm showbusiness i'll see if. seemed wrong all wrong just don't. get to shape out just to. add to it and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. exhibit a the smoking gun we know now without a doubt the medium interference for the babies campaign before the election by the story was not was not russian misinformation we were lied to again we're is the accountability. and britain struggling to deal with growing numbers of asylum seekers no major news there then but is causing trouble along the way locals in one village a few make up plans to houses newcomers near them he's really travelled out there to find out more. until 20th in record numbers of people attempting to reach the united kingdom and claim asylum thousands made the

right-hand side capital requirements, levels that will not reset at this time according to the fed mel? >> leslie, thank you leslie picker with the latest on the stress tests here in the after-hours session. not just jpmorgan with the massive $30 billion share repurchase plan announcement but also the kre, the regional bank etf. that's popping 3%. the xlf, the broader financials etf on the s&p 500, that's up by more than 3% karen finerman, this is probably largely expected for a bank like a jpmorgan, and yet we are seeing that big pronounced move in the after hours >> i actually wasn't really expecting it right now to be honest, so it's nice you know, maybe i just missed it i should have known to expect it i'm a little bit surprised that had it didn't come a little bit later, so $30 billion, that's huge that's, i don't know, 8% plus of the market cap of jpmorgan i'm a little bit surprised that they did this now because i don't think we have fully passed the -- maybe we've passed the worst of covid, i hope we, have but i still think there's more damage to come i think we still haven't s

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being one of the few royal family members to give me a very risk his life for red britain in the in the mel venus falklands i want to get on to your harry in this book says he's dying to join tony blair's war in iraq and you mock the contrast of the fact that meghan markle. was an opponent of that war as a child. yes. i think it's fascinating the way in which these 2 people from very different backgrounds of come together to form what is clearly up a passionate union maybe i should just i should just say you you say in the book it's make them all go against the 191 gulf war not the one that harry was trying to him a join up and yes i mean the war that harry joined was the afghanistan war and. it was actually coming back from his 1st tour of duty on a plane with a coffin containing a danish soldier and sri of his fellow but you soldiers in comas that actually gave him the idea for 'd the invictus games and the wonderful service that he has carried out among except this man so this link the militarism that you call it can have beneficial results and i think in the case of prince harry it has

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$230.00 liability protection for social media companies naturally the donald is none too plus as the mel waits a vote in the senate where it will more than likely get passed through the democrat out of washington representative adam smith the chairman of the house armed services committee gloriously announced from up on high that today the house sent a strong bipartisan message to the american people are service members in our national security are more important than politics yes far more important than politics they are and apparently far more important than the american people as well because while congressional democrats and republicans apparently can come together and sing kumbaya over handing the military industrial complex more than $740000000000.00 of our tax dollars they just they just can't seem to find the money or the time to pass a bill to protect and fund the millions upon millions of americans who are heading into the holidays that are unemployed and have over $5000.00 in rent due yes $5000.00 behind on their rent the washington post reports that according to moody's analy