michelle most will be sharing with me. others in the butler's to it. when i bought those throws and my lack of correct financial aid was the question you with the teacher and i old pushed out numerous creature. i don't even prove true because he can ah, didn't meet up all the things, but it does it still to us because it means it was there, but he hit our number correctly. east staff easy. mcallister, some goes to the music, the guy he met with a mom that would be people would have to be capital up in the shipping. just that the shape i'm is down to see a face come on a that. now i need to pull a tad engine that was my understanding, a fellow with the will at the bus. so what some, some nature come up with a fish, unless on with one of these guys to get a little with people and will not pay for a lump. it's because it's all on this, but it's all on them. was a little bit more my name is jonathan. i play on the north, the american server for team rain. my end gay name is his royal fatness, and i'm competing here at twister. the key to winning is playing

michelle most will be doing mobile. it's monday the day to meet with the published to it. when i bought those throws money back out of correct. finish what i was told by question you with the teacher i old pushed out new military. should i buy them? he's, he's a trip this weekend. he been with me, it up all the things with means in this. was there any here us number grecki, east staff, easy. the of smoke analysis. i'm going to the means give to the guy he might go to a building up here. yes, it's 50 a month. it would be people who had to be capital just in me should be just that they can you by ms. tampa. see a face come on computer, please. i have to that. now i need to pull the chad in. that was my understanding. oh, a fellow with a bullet wasn't on the bus so, but what seems to need to come on with, with on with one of these guys is to get, i'm just not or want to get on us with. so i to the people on the plates for class in the money and because it's all, obviously, it's a lot more to still be smart. my name is jonathan. i play on the north, the american server for tea

documents, 88,000 of them, buried deep inside michelle's hard drive, and out spilled some of michelle's mosteking affairs with a number of people over time. she was looking for an alternative lifestyle. she was seeking a partner and escort for sexual spinner type clubs. >> that would be carolina friends, a swinger's club. it boasted more than 10,000 members. within michelle's lengthy list of e-mails detectives discovered that not-so-innocent inquiry she typed seeking a rendezvous man. that was john diamond who replied and who the e-mail trail revealed quickly joined michelle in the lifestyle. >> she was taking him to these sex clubs and saying, it's okay, go, you know, if you want to have sex with her, that's fine. go, i'm fine with it. and he just, wow, okay. >> but as investigators sorted through the sexually-charged e-mail they could plainly see a story as old as time. john diamond fell head over heels in love with michelle. >> he was her little puppy to be controlled anyway she wanted to control. >> he was like the child in the relationship. >> whatever she wanted, he was at her beck and

i knew the most all. michelle la la la, la, la, la, la, la button. them. we want them to pretty much out loud. wonderful, ma'am. when i'm with a sales ag money the and that's how you manage vaguely how you guys would match. i'm with you. yeah. yeah. when i am that linda, it was from the learning. i fred up on a very wonderful day or a friend was i think is all connected. i did that in would move network dynamically that a full upgrade will be indicated on the what is the new guy to go home with him on his own a little more ident, the new boy. my name is jennifer, and you know, not as much of a piano bench with the shop. yeah. let me look at the bottom of it was a lot of his own going to them. and i think, but i don't know how to go. oh, good guy. i have a guy a no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. oh oh, i got a quote for a 2nd. i meant to write it down with the law. i got a law park. wonderful. yeah. with a blue under mom, i got rid of people. i dealt with all of this is a good he has done that. one of your boss. i love

right now, alessandro michele is the most influential designer in fashion.pt his city, rome. you said after that first show, you were worried they were going to fire you. >> michele: yeah. ( laughs ) >> alfonsi: are you feeling a little more confident now? ( laughs ) >> michele: i love to feel insecure, in a way. it-- >> alfonsi: it makes you creative-- >> michele: yeah, it make me feel creative. it's almost like life. it's not forever. that's the most beautiful thing, that nothing's forever. that's why it's precious. >> welcome to cbssportshq, presented by progressive insurance. >> i'm james brown with the scores from the nfl today. tampa bay trounceing the falcons. the rams rev up and leave the jags in the rear view. the coach alive and well in baltimore. the lions fight to get their first of the year. for 24/7 news and highlights first of the year. for 24/7 news and highlights go to cbssportshq.com. you ever think about the storage operation a place like this must rely on? -no. they just sell candles, and they're making overhead? you know what kind of fis

>> -- michelle: this is the most transmissible variant of coronavirus that we've seen yet.p to 74 percent more transmissible than delta. we are seeing that on airplanes. airplanes have done an incredible job of filtering the air. the study is suggesting that if it's close to you, if there is someone sitting nearby you that has this variant, it can penetrate through if you take your guard down at all. it's an increased risk. we are seeing additional curbs and flights across many places including singapore today, thailand. places are starting to dial back down there travel availability. dani: something the travel industry is not concerned about. thank you so much. here in the u.k., boris johnson rolled out stricter pandemic roles before christmas. he did urge caution, saying the situation remains balance. >> we don't think today that there is enough evidence to justify any tougher measures before christmas. we continue to monitor omicron very closely. if the situation deteriorates, we will be ready to take action if need be. dani: for more, lizzie burden joins us now. does it

then you have, of course, michelle, what you know to be the most important thing which is whether someone used a private e-mail account. as you know, in 2016, that was a national issue in many ways. apparently mr. meadows did. the report mentioning that he used two private e-mail accounts, g-mails, for personal and apparently government business. his cell phone for personal as well as business. there are multiple records in the report about direct communications between meadows and the president, much of this at odds of trump's claim that there is nothing to hide. >> and you remember that meadows said that he wasn't going to cooperate anymore because they were trying to subpoena his communications. if he had secret communications, of course they're trying to subpoena it. obviously people voted for donald trump because they were primarily concerned about information security are going to be very disappointed here. but there is also -- i think that it's very possible that this is another violation of the law, right? according to the national records act, you're not allowed to do some of thi

michelle, anybody here to talk to over the some of the most by the fruit guys and how can you get a chance to get them to kim for them to come and live with 3000000 followers and better. rece next has long been an end to date, to state propaganda from the bus stop care. most about stay with carla, but it's like problems. the police had, you know which you leave the shopkeeper sheesh file of 4th video audio, the command of suggestions to ship level sonya midwest. date. the platform continues to show chilling footage of life over the border. and there's nothing lucas shanker can do about it. ear canal blessed ga by listeners. any, any money the book, you know, what's going on, my side margins of what your ticket in for the chassis, the next the office has a permanent police guard. obviously, we are aware that there might be attempts out the lives even because this to the nature of these regimes. it wouldn't be the 1st time that opponents of the regime were assassinated on foreign soil. most recently, lucas shanker stands accused of ordering the murder of italy, chauffeur, whose hanging body

[ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: michelle, i find this very interesting. unlike mostw, you have a real job. like a real job. you're an elementary schoolteacher. >> a real job? >> jimmy: a teacher is a real job. when i hear "marketing manager," it makes me think they're selling lotion on instagram. [ laughter ] you have a real job. >> yes, i have a real job. >> jimmy: and are you missing school to be here tonight? >> luckily, we're moving into our fall break. i'm not missing too much school with coming to l.a. this time around. >> jimmy: you teach fifth grade? >> fifth grade, wow. >> jimmy: wow. >> pivotal year. >> jimmy: yeah, it is a pivotal year. i mean, i didn't even know until eighth grade that teachers didn't live at the school. [ laughter ] the idea that the kids and the parents are seeing you on this show now must be mind-boggling to them. >> i feel like they still have not grasped the concept of it all. honestly, i haven't either. because i was just grading papers before this. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but they do. i mean, in elementary school, you run into one of yo

most precious to me began. it is where i found a home. and now obviously michellethen and one that we have could have never imagined all those years ago. but as far as we have come, i never lost sight of an important lessons that i learned right here in chicago. in the first involves the power of place, the need to anchor our efforts to build a better world, not in theories, and abstraction, but in neighborhoods and communities. and by now most people know that i come from a pretty diverse background. i was born in hawaii, my parents were from kenya and kansas and a child i lived in indonesia in a family to stretches from ireland to china and lifelong friends who come from just about every corner of the world the background helps explain my core belief in the oneness of humanity. i believe in the god-given birth of all people read the underlying bonds that we share if i believe americans is his strength, not a weakness. and the only way we can solve the biggest challenges in climate change to economic inequalities, is if we recognize those common bodice and learn t

most precious to me began. it's where i found a home. now, obviously michelleave been on a fairly extraordinary journey since then. one we could have never imagined all those years ago. but as far as we've come, i've never lost sight of some important lessons i learned right here in chicago. the first involves the power of place. the need to anchor our efforts to build a better world, not in theories and abstractions, but in neighborhoods and communities. by now, most people know that i come from a pretty diverse background. i was born in hawaii, my parents are from kenya and kansas. as a child, i lived in indonesia. i have family whose gene pool stretches from ireland to china. i have life long friends from just about every corner of the world. and that background helps explain my core belief in the oneness of humanity. a belief in the god-given dignity and worth in all people and the underlying bonds that we share. it's why i believe america's diversity is a strength, not a weakness. and that the only way we can solve our biggest challenges, from climate chan

michelle. and it's got friends in asia while the western countries, most the, the members of nato, are accusing russia of a military build up in ukraine and various kinds of attempts, ads, aggression. now, when it comes to the ways india and russia are cooperating, we can simply look at the statement, the joint statement by the leaders, which has been published on the kremlin website. it's got $99.00 paragraphs about the ways of the 2 countries cooperate. and also some of the future plans are outlined. india has a contract to get hold of the russian anti missile defense system. some of the most advanced, the as 400 russia has been upgrading a nuclear power plant here in india. and also, during this summit in particular, it's been agreed that the production of a classic of machine guns will begin in this country. now, while the 2 leaders were talking, i was able to speak to the crumbling spokesperson dmitri, past. gov. about this special relationship and cooperation are military technical cooperation is a very important component of our bilateral relations with india. and as the president said t

and this will the most important for coming up with all the demand, which is still in the auto statistics. ok. michelle hotel, director of the colleen's chief economic research. thank you for joining us. welcome. that china is seeing its highest numbers of corona virus cases since february of 2022 over 200 reported on sunday. most of the cases are in the northern city of she and where almost all businesses have been ordered to close. residents must say confined to their homes, as the authorities carry out what they call a full disk infection of the city. the usually bustling city of $13000000.00 is more like a ghost town. only one person from each household is allowed out every 2 days to buy household necessities. all non essential businesses have been ordered to close by may not like it. but 2 years into the pandemic, people are getting used to it. stocking their fridges and preparing to sit it out. that's a schanzer. ya well, me. but now with experience, we know that locked down a large scale contact tracing and investigations of infected cases as well as quarantine, are very effective. that's our ch

and this will the most important for coming up with all the demands which is still in the auto statistics. ok. michelle hotel, director of the cologne institute for economic research. thank you for joining us. welcome. that china is seeing its highest numbers of corona virus cases. since february of 2022. over $200.00 reported on sunday. most of the cases are in the northern city of she and where almost all businesses have been ordered to close. residents must say confined to their homes. as the authorities carry out what they call a full disk infection of the city. the usually bustling city of $13000000.00 is more like a ghost town. only one person from each household is allowed out every 2 days to buy household necessities. all non essential businesses have been ordered to close by may not like it, but 2 years into the pandemic, people are getting used to it, stocking their fridges, and preparing to sit it out. that's a schanzer. ya were me. but now with experience, we know that locked down a large scale contact tracing and investigations of infected cases as well as quarantine are very effective. th

michelle, statten island, independent. good morning. caller: i know this is open forum. to me the most important thing that we should all be talking about right now is the john louis voting rights. john lewis voting rights. without that bill everything else is nil and makes no sense. i called on the independent line. i was democrat, i had to switch because we have everything yet we have nothing. i know he is trying hard to pas- host: pass his what? i think we lost the call. chris, indianapolis, maryland, republican, good morning. caller: good morning. hi. two things. one military, i think that we have issues with our military. i think that we need to fund them, fully fund them. and i think our constitution mandates that that's probably our first priority when it comes to the public's money. that is the basis of the constitution. they are not fully funded. and with chinese looking to find a port on the atlantic. i'm not so concerned with russia, but it certainly is aggravating that they just don't take the current administration seriously. i don't think any type of diplomacy is going to

and this will the most important for coming up with all the demands which is still in the order statistics. ok. michelle hotel, director of the cologne institute for economic research. thank you for joining us. welcome. that china is seeing its highest numbers of corona virus cases. since february of 2022. over $200.00 reported on sunday. most of the cases are in the northern city of she and where almost all businesses have been orders to close. residents must say confined to their homes is the authorities carry out what they call a full disk infection of the city. the usually bustling city of $13000000.00 is more like a ghost town. only one person from each household is allowed out every 2 days to buy household necessities. all non essential businesses have been ordered to close by may not like it, but 2 years into the pandemic, people are getting used to it, stocking their fridges, and preparing to sit it out. that's a chance i ya will meet. but now with experience, we know that locked down a large scale contact tracing and investigations of infected cases as well as quarantine are very effective. tha

you know, because alice thought michelle moreland, mulch equipment and training for my chris you. but don't worry at all the much get the most are with the standard deposit, the owner and many of the exile guys in muso, every sunday, to demonstrate against lucas shanker while they wait for their loved ones release, especially at the school, the dog or at the morgan, good, when should the watch long, especially of course, to me in the, during your torch and on the, under the, was not a cheer. and his daughter is just one of countless thousands of victims of the crisis, but as the legions of his political detainees can attest. lucas shanker is clearly willing to keep breaching international norms. they can employ all means and measures that they can think of. and, and mr. lucre shanker, we know he was promising quite a lot of these actions where, you know, he would smuggle radioactive materials to european union. he promised to smuggle more drugs and what, all sorts of things. so basically, you know, he's limited just by his nefarious imagination. all the same when lucas shank, his regime began inviting migrants to bela reese

and this will the most important for coming up with all the demand which is still in the auto statistics. ok. michelle hotel, director of the cologne institute. economic research. thank you for joining us. welcome. that china is seeing its highest numbers of corona virus cases since february of 2022. over $200.00 reported on sunday. most of the cases are in the northern city of she and where almost all businesses have been ordered to close. residents must say confined to their homes. as the authorities carry out what they call a full disk infection of the city. the usually bustling city of $13000000.00 is more like a ghost town. only one person from each household is allowed out every 2 days to buy household necessities. all non essential businesses have been ordered to close by may not like it, but 2 years into the pandemic and people are getting used to it. stocking their fridges and preparing to sit it out. that's a schanzer. ya were me. but now with experience, we know that locked down a large scale contact tracing and investigations of infected cases as well as quarantine are very effective. that

most women won't be able to do that. >> melissa, michelle, wendy, thank you all so much for your time. >>> ahead, a day of action on capitol hill. we'll talk to someone who was at the forefront of that fight. plus, new york's attorney general drops her bid for governor, instead, setting her eyes on deposing donald trump. stay with us. eyes on deposing donald trump. stay with us i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. (vo) subaru and our retailers believe in giving back. that's why, in difficult times, we provided one hundred and fifty million meals to feeding america. and now through the subaru share the love event, we're helping even more. by the end of this year, subaru will have donated over two hundred and twenty five million dollars to charity. this is what it means to be more than a car company. this is what it means to be subaru. like pulsing, electri

. >> and marc's sister still remembered how cool michelle seemed at the crime scene. >> i think what bothered me the mostt. her nails were still perfect. >> what would you have expected? >> as brutal as it sounds, some blood underneath her fingernails or something. >> like she got down there and tried to revive him. >> something. >> so detective brooks took a careful look at michelle's story. how she invited marc, who was working from home, to have lunch with her downtown and then after lunch they went across the street to buy ice cream for dessert. see them here? marc had literally minutes to live. phone records showed that in the hours leading up to marc's death there were calls and a flurry of text messages between michelle and her dad. >> what the investigator found was that there was an enormous amount of texts missing. there were chunks of texts missing from carl's phone and from michelle's phone. >> anything interesting or suspicious about the fact that they were missing from both phones? >> immediately was suspicious. >> on the day her dad was arrested detective brooks invited michelle back to th

and this will the most important for coming up with all the demands which is still in the order statistics. ok. michelle hotel, director of the cologne institute for economic research. thank you for joining us. welcome. that china is seeing its highest numbers of corona virus cases since february of 2022 over 200 reported on sunday. most of the cases are in the northern city of she and where almost all businesses have been ordered to close. residents must say confined to their homes is the authorities carry out what they call a full disk infection of the city. the usually bustling city of $13000000.00 is more like a ghost town. only one person from each household is allowed out every 2 days to buy household necessities. all non essential businesses have been ordered to close by may not like it. but 2 years into the pandemic, people are getting used to it. stocking their fridges and preparing to sit it out. that's a schanzer. ya were me. but now with experience, we know that locked down a large scale contact tracing and investigations of infected cases as well as quarantine, are very effective. that's ou

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at him he's doing his job mom is doing her job, michelle is into the window and says they are for dinner. i'm kind of winks. yes man please proceed. most little funny moments like that there are still people there. we have these times, we all live with rules and regulations but sometimes you see the human side and work through it. that's her favorite store because moms and dads get it. thank you. >> the final chapter in your book is called the true meaning of camp david. can you tell us what is the true meaning? and is it different for every president and first hamlet spends time there? >> is definitely different as we described different families use a brief president george w. bush love going to camp david like his dad. basement every christmas there. for some at the time for family to come together for special holidays. during my time, the clintons loved camp david for thanksgiving. again every president is done it differently. president reagan nancy reagan love their almost by themselves. he did always radio addresses from the cabin and elsewhere. they all used it differently. the meaning comes from has a theme of a camp david kind

most powerful employee in such a situation. it's remarkable. i gave you just a she and i didn't battery video don't. michelle kraus, pretty much be with the with can sure the coordinator for a blue your skin boehme, e a v g like you to form a visa that the chemist out boy, you will be with you to waste figured out those pe might not spanish videos yet because the launch a good is your media a reflection of reality in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? tice, elation for community. are you going the right way? or are you being led somewhere? direct. what is true? what is great? in the world corrupted, you need to descend a join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. ah i wanted to ask you 1st and foremost, how is the well doing in its fight against cove it i think did that said design porter deficient according to where you leave? so did they did the issue is that we, i think we are doing quite golda indeed the most advanced and ways to society is up . but unfortunately, they did there, and it was a very, very fact to be accomplished a developing counting day and at most difficult comm,

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most important, it's where i met the brilliant and beautiful daughter of the southside named michellehad our perception down south shore cultural center. our doctors were born down the street at the hospital. we bought our first home here, a few blocks away, and it's where i taught law and michelle worked with students at the university and patients at the hospital. it's where i announced my first campaign for public office at what at least then was known as the ramada in on lakeshore drive. it's where i had the honor of serving constituents. all that happened within a few -mile radius of here. chicago is where almost everything that is precious to me began. it's where i found a home. and obviously, michelle and i have been on a fairly extraordinary journey since then. one we could never have imagined all those years ago. r lost sight of an impbut as fare never lost sight of some important lessons that i learned right here in chicago. the first involves the power of place. then need to anchor our efforts to build a better world, not in theories and abstractions. but in neighborhoods a

michelle. >> hi there, aaron. new england we could definitely see snow, in the northern plains as well. most terms, above-normal term, in the west we've had storm after storm coming. believe it or not, this is a bit of a lull before we see another storm come on shore tomorrow. even up to 6 inches in some part. for the snowfall, we could see up to eight feet in the highest elevations of the sierras. from the northwest to the southwest into the rockies, but east of the rockies we are looking good. as far as the snowfall fracture, that's two feet. three feet in pink, and eight feet in some parts. i know many of us are dreaming for a white christmas. for many of us, though, you're going to need the sunglasses, we are looking at sunshine, temperatures in the 70s and 80s. record highs in the southern plains. aaron? >> michelle grossman, we appreciate it. thank you. >>> as we speak, there are two restaurant owners traveling hundreds of miles to tornado-ravaged kentucky. they'll join mess next on how they're bringing holiday cheer to communities in need. >>> well, as we enter this christmas weekend,

michelle: the idea is that mixing and matching will give you more protection than if you have the same one. mostccine as yen rating an anti-viral response but they do other things as well. they create t-cells. the hope is giving someone a slightly different version of the virus they'll be exposed to a more potent, diverse way of combating whatever strain of virus you see. the issue at this point is we don't know exactly how well these vaccines are working one against the other. so perhaps it could be even getting a different shot entirely, a different type of vaccine could yield to more efficacy. those are questions we don't have answered. rishaad: we're seeing curbs in places, hong kong tightening up its regulation, singapore extending vaccinations to the under 12's from december 27. this is really at the moment threatening nation's economic recovery, one could argue. michelle: it's threatening everyone's recoveries. you talked about the top of the hour that it's leading to curbs, companies are sending people home again and the travel restrictions will absolutely have an impact across the globe

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most. joining me now nbc news capitol hill reporter julie in charleston west virginia and michelle goldbergcontributor. thank you both very much for coming to "the reidout." you've been on the ground all day. i want to play some of the sound you got during your reporting and i'll talk to you about it on the other side. >> the rest of the country is getting to see us and to know that joe mansion doesn't speak for us and that he doesn't represent us. if he knew anything about what was going on on the ground in his state, if he actually talked to any family in this state, he would understand that they are already hurting and things can't get much worse. >> i know people are angry at him right now, but you got to stand up for your principles and for one time in our country that we've got an individual out there lighting it up and telling people i'm not going to put up with all the stuff and joe is doing a great job and i tell ya, he should be commended as opposed to ridiculed. >> so julie, we got promansion and an anti mansion comment there but you've been there all day. which point of view was

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and this will the most important for coming up with all the demands which is still in the order statistics. ok. michelle hotel, director of the cologne institute for economic research. thank you for joining us. this money welcome that china is seeing its highest numbers of corona virus cases. since february of 2022 over 200 reported on sunday. most of the cases are in the northern city of she and where almost all businesses have been ordered to close . residents must say confined to their homes. as the authorities carry out what they call a full disk infection of the city. the usually bustling city of $13000000.00 is more like a ghost town. only one person from each household is allowed out every 2 days to buy household necessities. all non essential businesses have been ordered to close by may not like it, but 2 years into the pandemic, people are getting used to it, stocking their fridges, and preparing to sit it out. that's a shelter you may want me to. but now with experience, we know that locked down a large scale contact tracing and investigations of infected cases as well as quarantine are very e

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not necessarily michel, mutually exclusive, but if i would pick, i guess the neo liberal walking from has it has a greater chance simply because it is. yeah. deconstruct some of the most basic. it's on nations of society. so. yeah. okay. patrick, the same question to you. i mean if the i, i tend to agree with glenn here. i mean the both are bad business like to choosing one of the other. go ahead, you give it a shot. well, i would have answered it pretty much the same as glen did regarding that they're not mutually exclusive. but the thing to point out, which i think is really interesting, as is the west has used, woke ism or used the culture wars to break down. other countries and to soften them up internally and to undermine traditional of values and the sort of traditional or conservative or cohesive elements of a society. certainly the, the western media and the activist, global activist community in the vase network and so forth. i have done this to russia with regards to l using l g b t issues. they've done this to syria as well. so if you look at the target nations, iran as well. so if you look at the target nations that are on the west regime change list, they

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michelle goodwin's op-ed piece is titled "i was raped by my father. an abortion saved my life." it is the single mostshed in this latest round of the national discussion about abortion. it is an astonishing piece of writing that ranges from the tragically auto biographical to the scholarly analysis of the law. in the essay, michelle goodwin reveals, quote, it was the early morning of my 10th birthday, the first time that i was raped by my father. the shock was so severe that i temporarily went blind before i began the fifth grade a few weeks later. the physiological suffering i endured included severe migraines, hair loss, and even gray hair at 10 years old. at age 12, i was pregnant by my father, and i had an abortion. before we got to the doctor's office, i had no idea i was pregnant. my father lied about my age and the circumstances of my pregnancy, informing the doctor that i was 15 and that i had been reckless with a boyfriend. nobody ever wants to write about such experiences, exposing intimate aspects of one's life, revisiting traumatic aspects of childhood. yet the lack of compassion and the

most of the year. i think they are a winner but there are lots of winners in the metaverse. jackie: michelle, final word to you. i saw the board with your picks on it. what is the one pick you're recommending for 2022, your favorite? >> my favorite stands as mountain pass because of the rare earth minerals. i have many, many stocks i'm looking at. of course that spans the sectors. as far as growth potential i see that as a potential double because it is affected by the easy space which has been strong, could get stronger. alt energy space, particularly if oil goes up stronger, we'll get more follow through in the alt energy which is right now has been behind the curve in terms of oil. so mountain pass, great company, biggest miner in the western hemisphere and with china doing mineral watch for rare earths this is our best competition as far as getting ahead of the curve here in the united states. jackie: got it. phil, michelle, good to see you both. happy new year to you both as well. >> happy new year. jackie: moving on, the u.s. setting a new single day record for covid infections and tha

most of being in power. yeah, i mean, clearly a humble man given what you say about his own life and the importance of fighting corruption. you do say michel, camden, who of the i m f. back then actually i met him once and the us in the or who is there pressured him to accept new liberal policies. he refused, but at the same time he and even jerry low rollings, his thought was quite a good african leader. he died about a year ago in ghana. they were all they were getting aid. i mean the same car getting aid from paris as opposed to the washington d. c. f. o. well bank. right? i mean it's, it's true and it's, it's, and i appreciate you complicating the story because it is, it is very complex. so many different points in history, france actually tried to work with some current, even tolerated quite a bit of revolutionary rhetoric targeting france. but you know, some car expected to be treated as an equal, as a peer head of state, you know, a fully sovereign country. so, you know, he refused to accept his country, being a vassal in this neo colonial relationship. and so some car, i mean, he knew that he couldn't break with, with france comple

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