mick says his racin: been overlooked. mick says his racing pigeons _ been overlooked.acing pigeons are _ been overlooked. mick says his racing pigeons are fit, - racing pigeons are fit, vaccinated, and pose little risk. ., , ., ., ., vaccinated, and pose little risk. ., , ., ._, risk. from my loft to a local oint, risk. from my loft to a local point. put _ risk. from my loft to a local point, put into _ risk. from my loft to a local point, put into sealed - point, put into sealed containers, put onto a purpose—built transporter, taken to france, let go, pigeons fly out of the crates, don't touch the floor. it has never been a problem for over 100 years. why should be a problem because of brexit? until a deal is struck, for these birds, like most of us, these birds, like most of us, the chance of a foreign getaway is problematic. they will have to settle for a staycation. now it's time for the travel show. coming up on this week's show... rajan's washboard recital in new orleans. christa's underwater coliseum in denmark. and a bit of bell—thumping in bavaria. hello, and

following his diagnosis, mick took id and supplement for 3 months. today he has come in to have his thyroid looked at again. the pediatrician is able to see the organ with the help of an ultrasound. dr. martini wants to know where the mix. thyroid tissue shows signs of enlargement or other changes. but the doctor is satisfied. the request listed. i roy looks really good. the gland was significant, swollen has gone down in size. this indicates that eating just a little bit differently, leading more fish and to the tablets has led to very good results is good, go on because make was diagnosed and treated early. he has not suffered from cognitive damage. if that had happened, he most likely would not be able to practice chavira, as well as he can today. me or anyone feel the urge to get moving? our coach vivian has a tip. let's executes a lunch band, your ne, until you come in the 90 degree and you try to keep your back straight for lunch. just wary effect. the exercise which trains the glue tears muscle and the side pull up and dial we do 10 repetition

mick, you are not only a long-standing member of congress but also chief of staff.en that we know right now and what the president said in what speaker pelosi is saying about how this is going to work, is it better than 50/50 that this actually happens, i don't understand how washington works but they want the reconciliation bill either before or at the same time, and it is much bigger and much more contentious. is this going to come off. >> and that sort of throws a curve ball under the whole process. we texted earlier this week and i was very optimistic about a bill passing once the republicans sort of took the pay fors off the table that is usual a formula for bills getting passed so i would have been well above 50% yesterday until i saw the conference when the president says i'm going support this but only if the other thing passes that takes the wind out of everyone's sails and i don't why -- pardon me i do understand why he did fismt he's feeling pressure from the left wing to not cut a deal with republicans. so trying to have it both ways and thread the needl

you were mick jagger's band. >> yeah.ered the phone and i said, "hello." it's like, "hold from lorne michaels." i'm like, "oh, my god. he's like, "ah, david, just wanted to call --" he was saying that mick was going to be the -- the host, but e called and asked if we would be his band. and, you know, of course we said -- yeah, i said, "of course we're going to be there. and i looked at my schedule, realized that we had a show that night, i think it was in new jersey and so i said, "okay i'll make that show go away. 'cause there was no way i was missing this opportunity i called my manager. he says, "you can't make that show go away it's already sold out. you're the headliner." so we literally soundchecked at 30 rock. and then, took a helicopter to the gig. played for two and a half hours. took a helicopter back we're mick jagger's backing band on the show. and then we played the after party. do you remember the after party? >> seth: it was a fantastic -- >> we played another hour and a half >> seth: after party >> it was

here now is mick mull vaughnny. of -- mick mulvaney.r joining me. >> thanks for having me. gerry: as i say, all these warning signs of inflation, markets getting spooked today at the possibility of interest rate increases coming sooner than expected, yet democrats in washington keep wanting to spend money. [laughter] >> yeah. that shouldn't surprise anybody, gerry. this goes back to the old maxim, don't let a good crisis go to waste. they have an excuse to spend a lot of money which they want to do anyway, and now the they can say they're doing it for covid or for infrastructure even though the covid bill didn't have that much to do with covid, and many iterations of a proposed infrastructure bill don't have anything to do with actual infrastructure. so you're seeing some of the old politics come back to play. what folks don't understand about washington is shows like this, networks like this focus on the economics of what's happening in washington. washington doesn't pay that much attention to economics especially democrats, they pay a

mick, do you think that that's something that's going to fly?ation where you don't think any sort of bipartisan deal can get met >> it's getting harder and harder it's hard to do anything bipartisan in washington, d.c., right now. i give president biden credit. he's stuck with these discussions longer than he might otherwise have he has a great deal of pressure from the left wing i think what you're seeing is a realization that the options are not nearly as good as a lot of people think if there's no bipartisan deal, it's likely there's no deal of any magnitude at all reconciliation may not be as easy as people outside of washington think your gut instinct is probably right. if your gut instinct is it's hard to do anything bipartisan right now including infrastructure, that's exactly where we're headed which is closing the deal. >> senator, what do you think? is this a situation where you see some middle ground is that kind of a shrinking island at this point >> no, i think it's a question of bifurcation biden needs a bipartisan bill. one of the

also billions in the town of northwest that to bring capital mickely. and then there's offensive that has been launched by the green people's liberation front. the life which is the government has been fighting since november . both events are likely to result in more people being displaced. the un has already said that more than 2000000 people are internally trapped inside a great, i'm more than 5000000 are in need of community perry and a for survival. 70000 people have cross interest who down to godaddy and let's say they're spread across refugee camps here. but people who are integral are in dire need of many, perry and assistance, and you may have relief supplies, and the situation is getting worse. it's worth noting that this comes just days after the european parliamentary elections were held and which degree did not take part and because of the ongoing conflict. so if anything people are expecting that the situation integrate will get worse and the tuition will be dire. they're expecting more displacement and refugees here say that they're conce

ambassador to russia michael mick fall.d also know that he was involved in briefing president biden before the summit today. michael mccaul, former u.s. ambassador to russian president obama joins us live now. mister ambassador, it is great to see you. thank you for staying up until the middle of nowhere. middle of the night to be with us tonight. >> nice to be with you as always, rachel. >> what are likely to be the consequences, if any, of today's events for russian opposition figures, for independent in russia? it feels like the kremlin has felt totally unconstrained in the way it's been going after the opposition lately. what will today do to effect that if anything? >> 2021 will go down in russian history and one of the most autocratic years since the collapse of the soviet union. especially at a time where things have been so oppressive. i was delighted. to hear the president of the united states, again, talk about democracy and human rights like traditionally we used to. but it was important i think to what president

mick mulvaney. we will see you soon sir. and the flip-flop on her trip to the border, now she says she will go. she's not giving a timeline. she's not telling us when. we'll get into all of it when we take you to the border, right after this. [sfx: thunder rumbles] [sfx: rainstorm] ♪♪ comfort in the extreme. ♪♪ the lincoln family of luxury suvs. in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. ♪♪ the day where everything goes right. or the one where nothing does. with comcast business you get the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses and advanced cybersecurity to protect every device on it— all backed by a dedicated team, 24/7. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. comcast business powering possibilities. this past year has felt like a long, long norwegian winter. but eventually, with spring comes rebirth. everything begins anew. and many of us realize a fundamental human need to connect with other like-minded people. welcome back t

. >> the officer on the scene, reggie graham, claimed mick pointed a gun at him. -- [inaudible] [inaudiblestified against meek. reggie graham, the arresting officer. when meek took the stand he admitted he had a gun but deny pointing to anyone. he also denied selling drugs. [inaudible] -- >> including gun and drug and civil assault. prosecutors -- [inaudible] >> she's haven't sentenced him to 11 to 23 months. [inaudible] >> i look at that and think, is sounds to me like she did it unfair. >> it was at the jail sentence that was imposed. it was the anonymous amount of probation that was placed on top of. it >> eight years of probation. judge brinkley would keep meek on a short leash. requiring him to follow the courts rules. among them, random drug tests, travel restrictions, and he had to submit his travel schedule for court approval. any misstep, called a technical violation, would send him to prison. so, why exactly is a technical violation of one's probation? >> a technical violation can be anything. it could be being late for a curfew. it can be being out of the jurisdiction. it can be

we have mick mulvaney who is the founder of capital and we have the former deputy secretary of defenseou this is an important meeting one taking place early earlier than many anticipated to be setting up the showdown mick, the rhetoric has gotten a bit harsher than the trump administration how is it setting up today >> i think you will see the rhetoric calm down today it nicer when you are face-to-face to calm things down a bit. i look past the rhetoric, becky. the rhetoric is hotter than under trump, but activities are cooler biden administration waved sanctions with the approved gas p pipeline in europe that action will speak louder than words russians will look to what biden is saying today and looking to what he does a lot more. i don't put value on the rhetoric i expect nothing extravagant out of the face-to-face meetings so rarely anything happens the issue is what is the follow-up action that is where we will see it >> evelyn, the waving of the concerns about the gas pipeline did come as a surprise not only to people over in europe and to the people watching from that perspectiv

see mick thanks for having us. direct thank you. jen talked was a little little about the john marshall house what goes on there? >> i am absolutely thrilled today detectable the john marshall house. but in order to really understand the john marshall house and going to tell a little bit about preservation virginia the organization that runs and operates the john marshall house. we've been around for one or 32 years of the nation's oldest preservation organization. we actually own and operate the john marshall house smith court, lighthouse and also stork jamestown. so i have the opportunity to be the director of museum operations for all those wonderful historic places. but, we're also an organization that the statewide preservation and there's a lot of people we've actually worked with that john marshall and his family would have interacted with. for example we been in coordination to support the creation of a memorial park. we also worked to preserve the lodge which is also in richmond. both of those sites were included so also ha

. >> reporter: not exactly the modern temple to afro deity that mick a lows has the reputation for.island is barely waking up two weeks after the tourist season was declared open. many shops shuttered but others are getting a makeover. plans to create 80 covid-free islands is getting under way. it's the centerpiece of operation blue freedom. before the pandemic a fifth of the population was employed in the industry which generated 18% of gdp. with u.s. visitors being greece's biggest spenders athens is banking on a summer surge in american visitors and u.s. airlines are increasing flights to greece this year from new york, chicago, philadelphia, newark and washington, d.c. the key is an aggressive vaccination campaign to jab every island resident by the end of june. so visitors can come if they've been vaccinated themselves, survived infection or have a negative pcr test. >> it's a covid-free island and we wait all the tourists to arrive to enjoy the beaches, to enjoy the life. >> reporter: getting that done may rest on ending nationwide regulation that is ban music and crowds. a he

este cambio representa un impulso ec fo mick para los pequeÑos negocios.izar mÁs de 85 mil personas. los datos revelaron que a la ngts que le gusta despertarse temprano. y t ner patronos de sueÑo irregulares. las clases virtuales no social zan y prepararse para los exÁmenes finales. han provocado que la presiÓn sea mayor. ademÁs muchos de ellos hanlee daid con muertes cercanas. la ayuda de otros adolescentes y otros compaÑeros y profesores les ha permitido manejar mejor la situaciÓn. >>> la list de paÍses que es seguro viajar debido a la pandemia. harold santana nos tiene detalles de lo que dicen las autoridades de salud. me encanta soy italiano y no tengo la hora de ir a mi casa. y que esto se vaya de una vez por todas. >>> evitar viajar para los que no estÁn vacunados. reco m en daciÓnz ahora que 62 destinos turÍsticos incluido espaÑa, francia, italia, alemania, canadÁ, mÉxico y japÓn pasaron de la categorÍa mul alto riesgo de covid 19 nivel 4, a nivel 3. en la lista de recomendaciones de viajes del centro para el control y prevenciÓn de enfermedades . >

joining us for start army general jack keane white house chief of staff mick all veiny the tenet christopher olivarez from the texas department of public safety and congressman mike gallagher and arizona attorney general with us tonight. foreign-policy pros warning the u.s. should be focused on china and its march for world power. china launched the first astronaut into its own space station. we have this former president trump is going after president biden saying biden is taking u.s. backwards on energy independence. we have that story and former president trump is expected to visit the southern border texas governor greg abbott announces a 1 billion-dollar budget for hiss own state border wall and security. we'llon break that down plus we will show you how other states are answering the call from texas and arizona asking for law enforcement backup to protect the border as they face rising crime and bordered neighborhoods from things like home invasions tohi property destruction illegl drugs and weapons plus an embarrassing push back against the democrats centerpiece of their pandemic ll.

there's that air strike also billions in the town of northwest the to bring capital mickely and then is offensive that has been launched by the green people's liberation front, a t p l, which the government has been fighting since november. both events are likely to result in more people being displaced. the un has already said that more than 2000000 people are entirely trapped inside a great, i'm more than 5000000 are in need of carrying a survival. $70000.00 people have crossed into sudan gelati and cancel it, save their spread across refugee camps. here, troops from 16 southern african nations will be deployed, mozambique has the help quell the ongoing violence centered on the northern capital . the province leaders from the southern african development community of been holding talks with the most beacon government in the capital. my futon, in april armed groups stormed at the town of panama, killing dozens of people and displacing south libya. the foreign minister says foreign mercenaries could begin withdrawing from libya within days. she said progress had been made on the assu

>> reporter: joel nelson is a musician so when the hand mick sht down every venue, he started playingm his back porch for his neighbors. he used the concerts for charity, racing $22,000. >> i played hits from 1956, 1957. >> reporter: he cut back to just wednesday evening from 5:30 to 7:00. >> i kept it a reasonable volume because of where i live. it carries. >> reporter: some neighbors listen to every show. >> it's become a ritual. we sit and listen to him every wednesday. >> with everything going on, it's like, someone is trying to bring us joy in an hour a week. >> reporter: last week, the city emailed saying they are getting complaints from neighbors. so now he could be cited for playing over 62 decibels. >> anybody who wanted to could the city but not able to each anything on a holiday. he wants to keep playing and is calling tomorrow to find out what the fine could be. >> if they anow low me to plan for and hour and a half. >> ian cole, nbc bay area news. >>> there a new push to save the monarch butter ply. the population dropped from 29,000 to 2,000. the rate is putting funds to

let's bring back in mick mulvaney. i'm sure he was interested to hear all of that. the republicans raising their offer little by little dare i say $15 trillion, apparently not enough. where is this all headed? at. >> i think for the first time we are headed for a deal and i understand hava oppressed the most interesting thing happened overnight or at least we learned about it overnight yesterday or early this morning president ryden willing to take some of the tax increases off of the table. that's a very important signal what i think you are saying is that democrats are starting to -- they'll assume if they can't get a bipartisan deal that the democrats can do it themselves. what we are starting to see is the democrats realizing that's going to be difficult if not impossible for them to do for a variety of reasons. maybe they don't have enough democrats or the senate reconciliation rules don't accommodate infrastructure but fervor idea of reasons you are seeing the language changed by the president and i think it opens the door for further discussion. yesterday or

elizabeth: back with the snow is chief of staff mick mulvaney.s good to have you with us again . former president promising the president biden is taking the u.s. backwards. in terms of energy independence, restoring the oil boom, is this a serious threat printed zero, i think. guest: was with thank you for having me and yes, and a couple of different levels look in the economic impact of this printed circumstance for the democrats are . all of this money creating the risk of inflation. in the same time taking all of these goods gasoline and oil off the market predict it will create tremendous increase in prices. when he got the pump, 30 days now, you will see the impact of democrat policies on your pocketbook spring there's an economic impact to what they're doing with energy and also foreign policy components and just watch this, how unusual it is to go to circumstance where joe biden's actually making it easier for the russians to export their gas making it harder for us to export hours printed president trump was president, he knew we had lev

let's discuss with mick west author of "escaping the rabbit hole."i have one little bone that a lot of people want me to pick with you but first let's go to the macro here, which is why do you think the do you think it is life beyond our universe or what they are worried about not knowing here on earth? >> i think it is very much knowing here on earth. when we see and identify objects, it is a real concern and it is a real national security issues. there are issue of foreign government and our ground space. i don't think it is anything to do with aliens and i am glad they specifically stated this that there is no evidence of aliens. that just really means you can't rule out the unknown. if you don't know what you are looking at and you don't know what aliens look like, you can't rule it out. >> people who believe strongly this is someone reaching out to us. they don't care what the government says anyway. all the government need to say is they can't rule it out. here is what i don't get. how can they not know if it is man-made or where it is coming f

following his diagnosis, mick took id and supplement for 3 months. today he has come in to have his thyroid looked at again. the pediatrician is able to see the organ with the help of an ultrasound. dr. martini wants to know where the mix thyroid tissue shows, signs of enlargement or other changes. but the doctor is satisfied and the, it gets my, make this little guy, roy looks really good. so the gland, which was significantly swollen, has gone down in size, indicates that eating just a little bit differently, leading more fish into the tablets has led to very good results is good, go on because make was diagnosed and treated early. he has not suffered from cognitive damage. if that had happened, he most likely would not be able to practice cub were're as well as he can today. me. anyone feel the urge to get moving? our coach vivian has a tip. let's execute a lunch bench your knee until you come in the 90 degree and you try to keep your back straight. land. just wary effect. the exercise which trains the glue tears muscle and this i pull off and we

similar set up mick, so a similar trade for amazon, what do you think? can't do quite the exact same trade for amazon. one of the issues we have, firstly, i would just talk about the stock in general this has been range bound for a time and this stock has been growing into wha historic ally people thought was a high valuation, if you maintain that growth it isn't really you will remember for a long time people used to price amazon on price to ebitda basis and the reason was, rather than looking at net income because the company was reinvesting so much into their business and into their own growth, you can see if you take a look at a long-term chart of its price ebitda that it is at a historical low. actually the company is trading 36 times year 2022 earnings with better than 40% revenue growth in last 12 months we'll see something like full year eps growth just under 70% or so. this is obviously a company that has indeed grown well into its valuation. but the problem with using a trade like we did in adobe, the share price is just unde $3500 where it clo

you had like, she was like it with mick jagger and the beatle drive and i said 96, we've got max kaiser y. so i would giga chad. michael say la god, i me with the i love the. c c but outside of the venue where the death of money exists, where people still are, are trapped waving the duffle of money for something to have. and you have like the institutions they lead are pushing harder and harder invasions, sorry, like here is where in here in 2021 is where all the hard money is. the hard ideas, the hard thoughts, the sound money, the sound policy, the sound ideas outside, or the wacky people. i think wacky and say these are coming to get us like they're, they're having to go crazy here and find out like interesting to be that that, that what of what has happened? well, this is a problem with propaganda. so we're couple of decades now. american been propagandized by the media company. why using racial stereotypes and have speech, it could be against russians. it could be against arabs, it could be against germans, or it could be against chinese. but now people wake up in the fact, especia

mick in his can i standards. it is the adoption in europe, canada and other countries to make it clear human rights violators will not be able to hide their illicit funds in our banking system or visit our country. perhaps our strongest contribution is the oversight hearings that we hold. we also passed the atrocities prevention act, but just two weeks ago -- last week we had a hearing in the helsinki commission on how we can prevent atrocities from occurring in the first place. so i'm very proud of the accomplishments of the commission. part of the responsibility of every member of the state of the osce, is that we have the right to challenge any state's compliance with the helsinki final act accords. so it is ourle responsibility to challenge when russia violates those provisions or we see violations in turkey, any member state we can challenge. but we also have to do our own self-evaluation, and as chairman of the commission i have been using that opportunity to question conduct in our own country when it does

there's that air strike also billions in the tunnel northwest of the to bring capital mickely and then is offensive that has been launched by the green people's liberation front, a t p l, which the government has been fighting since november. both events are likely to result in more people being displaced. the un has already said that more than 2000000 people are internally trapped inside. a great, i'm more than 5000000 are in need of community perry and a for survival. 70000 people have cross interest who down to godaddy, and let's say they're spread across refugee camps. here. troops from 16 southern african nations will be deployed to move and be kids to help qual, ongoing violence, centered on the northern capital. they got the province leaders from the southern african development community have been holding talks with the most, and beacon government in the capital. in april armed groups stormed the town of pal, my killing thousands of people and displacing thousands. libby as foreign ministers as foreign mercenaries could begin withdrawing from libya within days she said progress

some people were taken for treatment in the regional capital mickely, which is about 30 kilometers away, but many more wounded are believed to be trapped in the village. is comes during some of the most intense fighting since the conflict between the army and the t. great regional forces began in november, been confirmed who carried out the attack. he but morgan is more now. forget that he seems to dan, which is near the gray and border the good things to look at that air strike on civilians in the town of northwest the grand capital make it a and then is offensive that has been launched by the green people's liberation front the life which is the government has been fighting since november. both events are likely to result in more people being displaced. the un has already said that more than 2000000 people are internally trapped inside a great, i'm more than 5000000 are in need of media perry and a for survival. 70000 people have crossed into sudan godaddy, and let's say they're spread across refugee camp here. troops from 16 southern african nations will be deployed to mozambique. it

it happened in northwest of mickely. that's a place where people will not be able to escape from to come here to refugee comes in. sedans, go body and facilitate. should they want to? that's because of the location. and because of the fact that if you are blocking the borders so the number of refugees were able to cross here to fix the safety as well as committed parent assistance is getting lesser and lesser as time goes by. and there are a lot of people who are displaced already by the conflicts integrate, more than 2000000 people have already been displaced. and the u. n is running more than 350000 are facing families. so it is expected that the aspect that happened today as well as where the s, right? so we are expected by the rebel forces who say that they will, if they're expecting further attacks than that they're also trying to launch it on a time to take some of the areas back that's expected to result in more displacement and more people in need of aid people in the area are reporting that access to health care

mick has had to close four beach—side restaurants.ess, and it's been a real slap on the wrists. you know, but there's nothing we can do when your staff are isolating. and i just feel for all our customers, but we have to keep everyone safe. until now, cornwall has escaped the worst of the pandemic, but sunday alone saw more than 100 cases. that's more than in the whole of may. some blame the g7 summit, which brought politicians and media to these beaches from all over the world. but public health officials said the spike started a week earlier, during half—term. people working in the hospitality trade, particularly our unvaccinated members of our community, those under—30s, just means that it's been a greater opportunity for it to transmit and spread so much quicker. vaccination levels here are high, and so far hospitalisations and deaths remained low. but locals like sue are not reassured. it's very scary, in fact. it's scary because of the fact you don't know how it's - going to affect you. you don't know how it's - going to affect

mick was to be charitable about this.only way you can use sustainability and scale for the extraordinary things for the first chapters in this book this ubiquity on the scale of private education. the different places we've done this, labor state over 70% of children are in private schools. there are probably 14000 low-costoo private schools. in india, let's you contextualize nigeria it's the most populous country in africa. >> is heavilyly populated start interrupting you. that is where research has been done. it hasn't been done in many other states. i've been visits to north and easterly places where one is offered police escorts and hafted shake them off. but you go to these places and i get a sense they are very similar. 70% of children, and then research hasas been done with the capitol of uganda, 80% of poor kids are in private schools, local privateca school. again that figure at 75% or something like that. in india are stuck on rural education there are one to report every year on the annual report on rural india

there's that air fryer on civilians in the tunnel northwest to bring capital mickely. and then there's offensive that has been launched by the green people's liberation from the t p l, which the government has been fighting since november. both events are likely to result in more people being displaced. the un has already said that more than 2000000 people are internally trapped inside a great, i'm more than 5000000 are in need of waiting period, a for survival. 70000 people have cross interest to dance and body and let's face their spread across refugee camp here. but people who are in figure are in dire need of communitarian assistance, and you may have heard relief supplies, and the situation is getting worse. it's worth noting grow that this comes just days after be in parliamentary elections were held and which degree did not take part and because of the ongoing conflict. so if anything people are expecting to ation, people are expecting that the situation integrate will get worse. and that the parents, the tuition will be dire, they're expecting more displacement

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mick has had to close four beach—side restaurants.or our business, and it's been a real slap on the wrists. you know, but there's nothing we can do when your staff are isolating. and i just feel for all our customers, but we have to keep everyone safe. until now, cornwall has escaped the worst of the pandemic, but sunday alone saw more than 100 cases. that's more than in the whole of may. some blame the g7 summit, which brought politicians and media to these beaches from all over the world. but public health officials said the spike started a week earlier, during half—term. people working in the hospitality trade, particularly our unvaccinated members of our community, those under—30s, just means that it's been a greater opportunity for it to transmit and spread so much quicker. vaccination levels here are high, and so far hospitalisations and deaths remained low. but locals like sue are not reassured. it's very scary, in fact. it's scary because of the fact you don't know how it's - going to affect you. you don't know how it's - goin

information collection >> well, again, because i'm not looking to post videos of me strutting around like mickger or skateboarding into a tree, i don't worry about this i think object recognition with social media is not new. this is a little bizarre i think most users really could care less. i think the privacy policies that which they expect no one to read and largely no one will >> i think you can do well with a tik tok. don't sell yourself short there. >> thank you, sir. >> hold on, you follow up as we talk about facebook because we're not done with social media. there's another social media policy change. facebook is responding to its oversight ruling on the suspension of former president donald trump over the january 6th capitol hill insurrection. facebook reenforcing the suspension of trump for two years effective from january 7th. his accounts only going to be reinstated if conditions permit. the platform outlining heightened penalties and said it will stop the hands off treatment of content posted by elected officials. i don't know mix in your take there trump was very serious about p

. >> greg: how about mick?that this fellow has showed up at a baseball game holding this sign. he was in detroit at a tigers last week. now today he was in kansas city for a kansas city royals game. they call him tiger man. i got to let him know. i don't know how are. i'm already married. and you are not even my type. he, not a she. but you know, i am flattered. >> dana: maybe like you said maybe he wants you to officiate the wedding. >> greg: no, no. he wants to marry me, i can tell. he has the look. >> jesse: do you get this a lot? >> greg: i got it a lot. a lot of men propose to me. they propose a lot of things. >> jesse: remember when greg cyberbullied me? roll it. >> greg: you need to send all your cat videos showing cats trying to destroy your life to me care of jesse watters work email. >> jesse: yes. the cyber war is still on. i'm getting these in my inbox among many others. here is just one example of a creepy cat video all thanks to gutfeld. thanks, greg. >> that one is crying blood tears. yikes. >> g

and i just thought it would be really cute to mick a whole like life-long story through pictures.a little memory of it. >> stephen: you also have a new album, it is coming out, happier than ever. comes out in july. and we're going to get a little taste of it tonight on the show. what you can tell me about the song you're going to perform, "your power." >> so i'm so excited about this album, first of all stsm my favorite thing i've ever created. yeah, i don't know, i'm just so proud of it. and feel so cocky about it, i got to tell you. and "your power" i would say is my favorite song that i have ever written. and that doesn't mean like i don't like any other songs, i just-- there is something about it that i just-- i mean i really feel very cocky about it, i think there are just times in life where you should be allowed to feel cocky about t you know what i am saying. >> stephen: you don't have to apologize to me. >> i just, i am very proud of myself with this song. i guess. and i feel that i can never top it, a little bit. so that is your power and i'm going to sing it. >> stephen

. >>> david bowie, mick jagger, billy joel, rod stewart. all famous, all rich, and all men.st-few years. >> pat benatar is hot. very hot. three albums in the past-three years. all, million sellers. and the latest album hit the top of the charts, in just one month. her style is defiant, raucous, tough, and very sexy. ♪ we are young, heartache to heartache ♪ >> it appears to me that the one on stage is what i would picture a modern woman to be. someone who is aggressive and soft, at the same time. has a lot of strength and conviction. and can look good and still have brains. >> you would think that, in the era of music becoming a visual form, more than ever, that it would all be about objectification. but there were a lot of strong women on that video screen. >> meet the darlings of l.a.'s new-music scene. the go-go's. unlike earlier-girl groups, the go-gos right their own songs and may their own instruments. >> that was as punk rock as it got, for me. to see girls up there, you know, not just singing backup. or not just like standing in some cool outfit in front of a band. li

and we just saw the election of a former gop chair as the mayor of mick allen. that was -- mcallen.to be start living for people -- startling for people observing the political situation at the border. i've been to the border so many times this year. you can't ayou appreciate it if you don't go. texas democrats know that why not invite her to mcallen, del-rio or el paso, why not invite her to one of the areas where we're holding the unaccompanied children that we, the american taxpayer, is paying for. it really is their obligation to go. i don't disagree he with talking to guatemala and mexico about this issue. at the same time we need to see what we're facing on the ground, what the country is facing on the ground. todd: the optics of the photo op that the white house fears so much, the shot of kamala harris with migrants walking behind her, that is trumping, no pun intended, her actually going down there. jillian: congressman have a good day. it is 18 minutes after the hour. can you officially go maskless in the happiest place on earth. todd: cheryl casone has the fox business rou

coming up, mick mulvaney, former acting white house chief of staff. that is at 12:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. london. this is bloomberg. ♪ let's check in on the bloomberg first word news. i'm ritika gupta. google is facing a european union investigation into its advertising technology. the european commission says it will assess whether the search giant breached competition rules by placing its own advertising technologies over rivals. they will look into whether google blocks rivals' access to user data. hong kong officials are defending the arrests of senior officials at the apple daily newspaper. carrie lam says it was not related to journalistic work. they say the national security law should act as a deterrent to other outlets. blackstone is purchasing a company that buys and rents single-family homes. the company owns more than 17,000 houses which it rents out, offering tenants a chance to buy. bikes and president and coo john gray says real estate -- blackstone president and coo john gray says real estate is still a solid investment. >> i think it is still a good time for rea

liberals have pushed it lamb mick talking points and tropes. you just mentioned ilhan omar. who thinks this is an issue that isn't for us? >> hate unites bigots, regardless of their ethnicity or their political allegiances. i'll give you one quick example. bill maher who literally repeats all the islamic talking points that you'll hear on fox news. he has been doing it for years. democrats always go on a show. rarely call him out on it. who is the one person who came out on a show and called him out? batman, ben affleck. bill maher says islamism is full of bad ideas. he has a show on hbo. he has not been canceled. so for liberals showing don't check him. >> want liberals like chuck schumer, who praised peter king, one of the leading islamophobes when he retired a few years ago, praised a man who had as one of the most leading anti-muslim bigots. i wish chuck schumer would spend one tweet defending ihan omar. the rest of russ seeing how he does not defend her and that means they're not going to defend us. >> i think it was harris who said islam was the mother lode of bad idea

the mick marie obviously has better faith in the teachers unions and i do about kids returning to schoolck to work. you really do see this is a big push back that's happening in the real world to the biden administration essentially saying stop the unemployment benefits from keeping people from working at second wages and other excuses. we are seeing real-world effects where businesses cannot drag people off the street because you can make more money with enhanced unemployment then you can going to work. again the big dent in what they're trying to sell the disastrous jobs report to some month ago. >> about that, the administration said there's no correlation between the number of jobs available on the number of people who are participating in the labor force. i think that's pretty cynical. all they have to do is go out and practice of these these restaurants were desperate to hire people. not candy they are desperate out there i'm sorry. to get go-ahead. deny cc moment jason. >> the bottom line is people getting paid not to work. if you look at federal unemployment state on a plymouth c

following his diagnosis, mick took id and supplement for 3 months. today he has come in to have his thyroid looked at again. the pediatrician is able to see the organ with the help of an ultrasound. dr. martini wants to know where the mix thyroid tissue shows, signs of enlargement or other changes. but the doctor is satisfied the it gets my mix, mixed. roy looks really good. the gland was significantly swollen, has gone down in size, indicates that eating just a little bit differently. leading more fish into the tablets. i was led to very good results. good go on. because make was diagnosed and treated early. he has not suffered from cognitive damage. if that had happened, he most likely would not be able to practice chavira as well as he can today. me. anyone feel the urge to get moving? our coach vivian has a tip. let's executes a lunch bench your knee until you come in the 90 degree and you try to keep your back straight lunches very effect the exercise which trains the glue, tears muscle and the side pull up and dial we do 10 repetitions with sma

you stay here with mick and bianca." >> actually, that's not a joke.now who michael jackson was because i didn't listen to music as a kid. i was playing "dudgeons and dragons." and my only memory was seeing michael jackson dance with somebody. and i turned to the person next to me and said, "he's really good at that. he should pursue that." >> stephen: the most believable part of that story is that an 11-year-old anderson cooper would use the phrase "he should pursue that." >> yeah, that's totally true. i was very concerned about -- >> stephen: he should broaden his horizons, mother. >> and the second time we went, grace jones performed. >> stephen: holy cow! >> yeah. and my memory-- i don't know if this actually happened. but at some point, with the microphone cable, she seemed to have made some sort of a, like, a noose, put it around the neck of some guy in the audience. and i remember her lifting him up. i don't will think that actually happened, but that's how it looked to me at 11. ( laughter ). >> stephen: okay, so, now... ( laughter ) this all s