meredith, you first?e finally won album of the year he a grammys. it's a long time coming for her. yeah. >> bret: okay. loser? >> loser, paper straws. you know, they are called more environmentally friendly but they have a lot of haters, and president trump today signed an executive order that bans them from the federal government so no paper straws there. >> it's like a 90-10 issue, i think. winner and loser. >> the winner all the legal organs that have been getting all the temporary restraining orders on all the states and actions blatantly illegal that doge and the trump administration are putting forth. they are definitely the big winners in the last couple of weeks here. the losers are the national security of our nation. we are trying to drain the swamp and getting national security with getting rid of members of the fbi and cia. we are losing a lot of institutional knowledge. the loser is our national security. >> bret: all right. matt, winner and loser? >> man, she had a serious one. my winner is

and i called up meredith. where's meredith? i said, meredith, where are you? meredith she's in. thank you. and i called up meredith. i said, meredith, the morning this is the morning after the win. so everyone is. so i said, call the donors and ask if they'd like to make a major contribution. sure, the election it's like just like 8 hours old said, that's all right. and we raised over $500 million very quickly, 500 and and the people were so happy. they were happy to do it. you know, we could have waited two years. but, you know, the press will beat us up for two years. and, you know, now maybe they wouldn't have been as happy. but i think they're going to be happy because we were delayed because we become the party of common sense. and when you have common sense and when you are the party of common sense, we're going to do well for a long time. we're not going to do badly, in which a lot of people say, oh that you always will do badly in a midterm. i don't think there's any reason for that. these people were fighting when i did the thing with the men playing in women's sports i

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meredith shows up. meredith catches fanny, owns. i mean, have some sort of flirtatious relationship, presumably because harper fanny owns and your husband is they're jealous he shoots them dead. you invite him into an office and shoots him. so now he's arrested and the owens family is in the middle of a scandal that's only going to get worse and worse. and and worse. fannie owens smuggles in a file, breaks out her husband and. they run off down the santa fe trail, making scandal even worse. now it's bonnie and clyde. it's statewide going national. so owens is james being is in the hot seat for making all of this happen. he was just trying to do the right thing, bad bad luck. so that's all fine and good. but now the sort of the narrative shifts to sam being sam being in the army. he is on the march into mexico and owens, who was so distraught over his situation and being a fugitive is humiliated, wants to leave town like a lot of santa fe traders, the people in missouri were on the santa fe trail. they want to beat the army to, get t

as somebody said, coma, i think, i think it is much in meredith in his book, the fortunes of africa. he said that the congo is saw in the house with minerals, some of the least conservatively estimate that there is that 4.3.4000000 west of minerals in the democratic republic of congo. so because of the history of con, was started with the conflict number one with the immunization of the moon. but number 2, with the 5, the attempted succession of that down the on of costs. the conflicts have generated on environment where there is a conflict on it. came to a head when demo, but the jim was collapsing when demo, but the resume was collapsing on the hall. the city of bella was then beginning to mount as fight, abuse the move with the resume. it is instructive that the administrations of for the government at that time and you ready for a good that was 70 in uganda. why in the forefront of supporting the could be left of us and then did when the forces found themselves moving to the assessor. they were led to by that one day as far as i know, a friend of mine who has been the general and

you could you come in the last scene massacre with john brown the last seen massacre murders in meredith seen what john brown was at at the murders the massacre that took place in 58, i believe and it was pro-slavery men and free state men john brown did have a building there but he wasn't there at the time so he was he was not involved. had he been involved, it might have gone for the pro-slavery. any other questions. well, thank you for listening back to cease. thanks for

army code breaker and analyst, meredith knocks gardner, in 1950. in august, 2024, we finally secured the release of this document. and it confirm what had we suspected and what the miripal brothers have always known. regulatele rosingen -- ethyl rosenburg was not a spy. and not only that, the government knew that she was not a spy and executed her anyway. let me repeat that. this government, the united states government, knew way back then that she was innocent and executed her anyway. in fact, gardner explicitly wrote in his classified memo that ethyl, quote, did not engage in the work, meaning espionage, on behalf of the soafng yet union, herself -- soviet union, herself. end quote. and despite this concrete evidence, the government has never righted this wrong. and i for one think it is unconscionable. the truth is clear. ethyl rosenburg's execution was motivated by fear and politics and it was not based on the facts. and so i urged foreigner -- former president biden to exonerate her. the proof is right there in the documents and we handed over

there's not a one james meredith that is trying to get an educational opportunity. we're talking about 50 million children. in k-12 schools who are at risk of not having special education money, not being able to have their civil rights reinforced. uh-oh. he's gone. the all access entrance is locked to members of congress. but it is not locked to the billionaires who want to suck every dime out of this department for their own grift. shame on them. shame. speaking for the generations of young people who are our future workforce, who will have a dearth of opportunity because of the decisions of this administration and their unauthorized, un-- people who have not been confirmed by the senate, people who have blocked this administration, a man who under the united states constitution would be ineligible to become president, who paid for the rights to be the president of the united states. >> representative moore, you said this feels familiar, right? being locked out of a place of education. >> this feels like what the civil -- we thought we had won in the civil rights

>> they are so done with the mean girls meredith, jen z is all about girl supporting girls, women supportinge use. when i wrote this book adults were like girls are so mean, and that hasn't been my experience of working with them but also, they don't come out of the womb mean, they face a pretty judgmental society and they want to change the narrative because they have so much more to offer and we can stop this cycle of telling girls that they are mean. >> it's not all individuals, society plays a role in all of this, i know a lot of past nerations even sometimes present have pushed women to compete against each other. how has that manifested and what is changing? >> so past generations, there was actual competition for the one job that they were giving to a woman or there was a lot of priority on male attention and jen z doesn't see it that way. there's room for all of the women at the table to have success and live out their dreams and we can learn from genz and having that mentality, being a girls girl is the term they use where we celebrate the women around us and encourage them, that's

normally, because we have so many donors, a lot of great friends of mine, but i told my people, meredith. by the way, how good is susie? she is great. stand up, susie. the ice maiden, ladies and gentlemen. [applause] wow. look at that. the most powerful woman in the world they say. she's made a vice -- she is made of ice. when i came to florida, florida was a democratic state with the democratic governor. they had one democrat senator. it was largely a democrat state and through various reasons i ended up with susie running the campaign and she was unbelievable. we won in a landslide twice. when it came time to run the campaign i said what about susie? she never lost. again it was a democrat state and it was a landslide. and all the republican stuff almost like it didn't exist it was amazing and i said what about susie and they said a woman has never been in this position before and i said really and by the way we have alien calmly and she didn't do too badly either, right? she did a great job. you know there's never been a woman chief of staff? but there is now. there is now. i didn't k

olivia, meredith, or benjamiin? >> probably benjamin.e one i see the most, i guess. >> speaking of the the big game, channing tatum just entered the chat. >> try to keep up! >> the magic mike star flips, vogues, and shows the wrexham football club how to do a celebration dance in a new super bowl ad for iced coffee. the team is co-owned by ryan >> i promised ryan and rob i'd keep it classy. everyone put clothes back on. >> of course ryan and blake lively are engulfed in the "it ends with us" legal battle with justin baldoni... >> will you just shut up for one second! >> the couple's image has taken a beating and new this morning: blake was hit with another lawsuit. the head of a crisis management firm is suing the actress for "at least seven million dollars" for defamation - saying he was wrongly named in her complaint for posting content on social media that appeared to attack her. >> you have to stop this. >> kevin: team blake's response? "another day, another nine-figure lawsuit seeking to sue ms. lively 'into oblivion' for speaking o

thank you, meredith. >> thank you. this is meredith dodson, executive director of as a parent coalition or a broad network of families engaging parents across the district from over 100 schools we advocate for excellent and equitable schools on literacy and math. i know we weren't able to make much time for student outcomes discussion this past fall because of the botched closure process a process and a lot of adult drama but we want to commend the district for the progress it's making with the literacy program adoption what would be a massive undertaking for even a stable district. it's incredible what the district has been able to do this year in our elementary schools and middle schools and and also for the k through eight math that is happening on the school staffing model. we want to reiterate what the school administrators have been saying tonight. it's disappointing unacceptable that they weren't engaged in the planning process and everyone including families are in the dark about the budget situation and what i