middle class.hat union allowed us the opportunity to buy a home. it put food on the table for my family. that union allowed to have us to have health benefits. at the age of seven, i was diagnosed with lymphoma and thankfully it was able to help my family. they rallied around my family to support my family during difficult financial times. fast-forward, i join the same union my father was part of. years later, i needed that union health benefit to be able to help pay for my treatment for detox for alcoholism. the house i grew up in is much like all of you. my uncle and my father would talk about it. we talked about the importance of being active in the political process. i used to hold signs at a very young age. i did not know what i was holding signs for, but i got the bug. as i got older, i got involved in politics myself. in 1997, i ran for state representative. in massachusetts. i got elected to the house of representatives in massachusetts, where i spent 16 years as a state representative. 16

but we were in the middle class. and the way we rebuild the economy from the middle-class what we say shows it organizing shows it as we have to do as democrats to make sure we continue too fight to fight in a middle-class that american dream how do we continue to move forward? [cheers and applause] that's what we need to do. i want to say a couple more words because when i think about that the mayor of boston but my career and everything is because of the family i was born into an those numbers now i don't want to get too political today. [laughter] and with those organizations they are pumping money into it.d' i manco washington during the week and come home and the weekends them in thehe boston market and i turned the tv and i see the commercials and i laugh because it's not true. first of all i love your senator. [applause] >> on election day running from the senate race i was watching the national results i was disappointed 300 something votes and i was excited about that. so then to take on and then to make sur

allow families to get into the middle class.ur policies show it. what we say shows it. our organizing shows it. that's what we have to do as democrats. we have to make sure to continue to fight to give people an opportunity to get into the middle class because that is the american dream whether you were born here or not. how do we continue to move forward? [applause] that is what we need to do. i want to say a couple of more words because when i think about that, as mayor of boston, as a state representative, as a union member, i am proud to be a member of organized labor. i am proud because everything i have is because of having an opportunity. those numbers, two to three, meant something to me in my house. -- 223, meant something to me and my house. to create a pathway into the middle class. i do not want to get too political here today. [laughter] but i understand there is a couple of organizations, one organization beginning with a g, ends in a p with an o in the middle, pumping a lot of money into attack ads in new hampshir

he wanted to build a new middle east. after the victory in iraq, he sought to make the persian gulf whose oil wealth made it particularly strategic region. more secure for american interests. but to achieve his goal, bush 1st needed to resolve the israeli, palestinian conflict threatening the stability of the entire middle east. the process was launched with a peace conference in madrid in his efforts to impose his pox americana on the gulf. president bush invited any one with any potential influence on the arab israeli conflict. got up with them. you may know some europeans were the soviets, with leaders of the ma grip and the middle east. all attended. russell created that national swimming. only one country was missing the islamic republic of iran. the visceral answer for why iran was not invited is the hangover from the hostage taking it's still with us today. ah, hatred of iran for the 979 hostage thing that is behind us policy today. more than anybody thinks or believes is a part of every moment of every thought abo

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wall street did not build this country at the middle class built this country and unions built the middlenot joking without choking without unions there would be no middle class. that is a fact. [applause] by the way, there is a reason you are the best trained workers in the world that is not hyperbole. would you do well everybody does well. you know, investment bankers are not all bad guys but if they went on strike not a whole hell of a lot would happen. [laughter] but guess what, i tell my buddies if i vw goes on strike every thing shuts down all of you go down the road. you guys don't understand, i don't think you realize how critically important you are i am not trying to be nice to you, it is just a fact. folks, we need an economy built from the middle out in the bottom up not the top down. because i know the middle class goes everybody does. the wealthy are never too often we have an economy where that woke to better and better while the middle class gets left behind. so we went to work to change that pretty start with the american rescue plan and help 41 million people put food on

middle-class built this country and the unions built the middle class. i'm not joking.s there be no middle-class . that's a fact. and by the way, there's a reason you're the best trained workers in the world. that'snot hyperbole. when you do well, everybody does well . you know, and investment bankers they're not all bad guys but if they went on strike not all help a lot what happened but guess what? i tell this to my buddies. if the ibew went on strike everything shuts down. all of you, go down the road. i'm serious. you guys don't understand. i don't think you appreciate how critically important you are. i'm not trying to be nice to you, it's just a fact. for, we need an economy built from the middle out in the bottom up, not the top down because i know what the middle-class does, what the wealthy do very well. there never heard but i also know too often we had an economy where the wealthy do better and better while the middle class gets left behind so we went towork to change that . we started with the american rescue plan . 41 million people put food on their table.

the middle-class built this country and unions built the middle class. i am not joking.ithout unions there would be no middle class. that is a fact. and by the way, there is a reason if you are the best trained workers in the world, that is not hyperbole, when you do well, everybody does well. investment bankers in america, they went on strike, not a lot would happen. but guess what? guess what? i tell this to my buddies. if the -- went on strike, everything stops. i do not think you appreciate how critically important you all are. i'm not trying to be nice to you, it is just a fact. folks, we need an economy built from the middle out and the bottom up, not the top-down. because i know and the middle class does, the wealthy do very well. they are never hurt. but too often we have had an economy where the wealthy do better and better while the middle class gets left behind. so we went to work and changed that and started with the american rescue plan. that law helped 41 million people put food on their table. remember, they were in trouble putting food on their table. put

the middle class built this country. and unions built the middle class. i'm not joking. without unions, there would be no middle class. [ applause ] that's a fact. by the way, there's a reason you're the best trained workers in the world. that's not hyperbole. when you do well, everybody does well. you know, if investment bankers in america -- they're not all bad guys, they're not bad -- but if they went on strike, not a whole hell of a lot would happen. but guess what? guess what? i tell this to my buddy, ibw went on strike, everything shuts down. all of you go down the road. i'm serious. no, you guys don't understand, i don't think you appreciate how critically important you are. i'm not trying to be nice to you, it's just a fact. folks, we need an economy built from the middle out and the bottom up, not the top down. because i know when the middle class does well, everybody does. the wealthy do very well. they're never hurt. i also know, too often, we've had an company where the wealthy do better and better while the middle class gets left behind. so we went to work t

the problem is that middle stuff.s those states in the middle that red stuff. >> um-hum. >> why do they get to tell us what to do. when the majority of us live out, you know, new york, california and we're paying for all this crap, really, i mean, right? [laughter] we're footing the bill. if i'm footing the bill know your position. do you know what i'm saying? >> jesse: know your place, middle america. if you don't live near the ocean you are a second class citizen. why don't we educate wanda on who actually pays for what around here. you may think you are paying for sikes. but middle america put that dinner on the table. you're welcome. middle america is putting the gas in your car that you are driving to the restaurant keeping the electricity on at the restaurant and providing the soldiers that keep that restaurant safe. so sit back and enjoy the meal. but realize middle america is what makes america work. but to the left you are just a basket of deplorables whose opinions on anything don't matter, especially roe v.

supposed to be cool again with middle and upper 60's.le 90's, with 80's in between around the bayshore. jobina: number six, check this out. the bay bridge is really starting to fill in with fog in the area. the aware of low visibility there and also at the golden this morning. kumasi: number seven, look at mr. happy face. right there, first place for the "world's ugliest dog." he is a 17-year-old chinese crested to wawa mixed his owner says she adopted him from an animal rescue and asked them to see their oldest dog. she got mr. happy face. jobina: what is it about the tongue? kumasi: doesn't he have a cute smile? julian: how does it feel to get the second ugliest dog? you couldn't even win ugliest dog. [laughter] you took runner-up. jobina: are we going to do that to this monday? julian: we are just celebrating smiley face. you are right. i need kindness >>> good morning, america. for our viewers in the west as we start this new week with you, the reaction this morning over the supreme court's decision to overturn roe versus wade. mass

with a stl didn't build this country, the middle class built this country and unions built the middle class. [applause] i'm not joking. without unions there would be no middle class. that's a fact. by the way, there is a reason you are the best-trained workers in the world. that's not hyperbole. if bankers went on strike not a lot would happen. guess what? i tell it to my buddy, ibw strikes everything shuts down. all of you go down the road. i'm serious, no, you guys don't understand and i don't think you appreciate how critically important you are. i'm not trying to be nice to you, it is just a fact. folks, we need an economy growing from the middle out and bottom up, not the top down. because i know when the middle class does well everybody does. the wealthy do very well. they are never hurt. but i also know too often we have had an economy where the wealthy do better and better while the middle class gets left behind. so we went to work to change that and started with the american rescue plan. helped 41 million people put food on their table. they had trouble putting food on their

a new middle east was taking shape. nothing whenever be the same again. karen's ambitions and interests were on a collision course with washington and televi. a great clash was looming. ah, me. on this day, nearly 90000 israeli soldiers, 1300 tanks and 1500 personnel carriers, invaded lebanon. a country seemingly unconnected to the emerging confrontation between iran, israel and the united states. torn apart by civil war for many years, lebanon had become a regional battleground, syria occupied a part of the country to the east. but in the south, especially the p. a low was all powerful. the palestinian organisation had made the area it's operational base for instigating deadly rates against israel. on june 6th, 1982 tel aviv launched operation piece for galilee. the objective was spelled out loud and clear to seize control of southern lebanon, and thus put an end to the gorilla operations launched by arafat fed again with him here full fight and destroy those organizations that have been killing and murdering all paper

you have to have a previous middle class or a coterminous middle class. people who are not rich and don't have the resources or the temptations to influence government by concessions, and they are different than a peasant. or impoverished clouds. it looks toward either the wealthier government for support. other words in order to be self-govern you have to be self-critical have to be empirical and to be empirical and self-critical you have to be economically autonomous. and that's been sort of the story in classical greece the yeoman farmer of greece and rome reappears in europe at various periods. and of course our country was founded on that idea that 90% of the population we're going to be freeholding small farmers. and the ideas are very skeptical. they don't really need government to give them money. they're not dependent on it like the poor. they don't seek to get concessions like the rich. and yet when we look at almost every barometer of middle-class income purchasing power homeownership. they've all been fading. we have a a middle-class youth tha

the middle class built this country and unions built the middle class! i'm not joking. without unions there would be no middle class. that's a fact. by the way, there's a reason. you're the best trained workers in the world. that's not high hyperbole. when you do well, everybody does well. if investment bankers in america, they're not bad guys. guess what? they went on strike, not a whole hell of a lot would happen. guess what? i tell this to my buddy at the ibw went on strike, everything shuts down. all of you go down the road. you guys don't understand, you don't -- i don't think you appreciate how critically important you all are. i'm not trying to be nice to you. it's just a fact. folks, we need an economy built from the middle out and the bottom up, not the top down. i know when the middle class does well, everybody does well. the wealthy do very well. they're never hurt. i also know too often we've had an economy where the wealthy do better and better while the middle class gets left behind. we went to work to change that and started with the american rescue plan.

a revolution in the name of shiite is long a new era was about to begin in the middle east. he ah, ah, ah, a year before for manney's return, an uprising began in tehran in early 1978. hundreds of thousands of iranians took to the streets to challenge their ruler. ah, demonstrators had had enough of a ruler who bent on making iran a great power, sought to impose western style, modernity on them, either willingly or by force. they viewed it as an unfair and corrupt system that failed to meet the most basic needs of the population. ah, ah, ah. and 2 countries had come to embody the imperialism condemned by the demonstrators. 2 countries that supported the shots regime, the united states and israel. today, it is difficult to imagine those 2 countries where the iranian states closest allies yet only to hush over ferocity local thereon was arguably almost important partner off to the united states in terms of economic intricacies . as we undertook some crammed portraits with them back in the 1950s, israel had made overtures to the shaw, isolated in an arab world that refused to a

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ultimately, if people in africa and the middle east find i africa and the middle east find their livesening in africa and ukraine it is not the case, that they will necessarily look at the western say we support your warm no matter what. the fight for political support across the globe is just going to get tougher, isn't it? globe is 'ust going to get tougher, isn't it? , ., , globe is 'ust going to get tougher, isn't it? , . , , isn't it? yes, that is exactly right and that is _ isn't it? yes, that is exactly right and that is also _ isn't it? yes, that is exactly right and that is also the _ isn't it? yes, that is exactly right and that is also the point - isn't it? yes, that is exactly right and that is also the point of- isn't it? yes, that is exactly right and that is also the point of this | and that is also the point of this strategy because many countries across the world at russia's invasion of ukraine very differently than we do. the west rightly sees that this was an unprovoked attack against a sovereign neighbour, a peaceful neighbour, but unfortunately the russian narrativ

and this is how the city looked in the middle of the day, the streets are flooded with cars, and even buses stall right in the middle of the road, and people literally cross the roadway in their mouths. in some areas , grad itself was also the culprit. not nastya crossed the cold frontal section. in voronezh exactly noon and in just 2 hours. the air temperature dropped from plus 26 to plus 20°. stunned by everything from you vera exploded. but this is moscow for almost two weeks in the capital there was the july heat. it is not surprising that for some residents of the megapolis, thunderstorms became a pleasant surprise, nevertheless a problem. precipitation also brought flooding on some streets, and in these frames one of the post offices is flooded. however, the elements raged not only in the middle lane and the black earth region, reports of rain came from northern european russia from the south, but also in siberia, a strong hailstorm passed with a downpour, for example, in altai in gorno-altaisk also the wind will intensify at once several roads were blocked by fallen trees. and

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and 60 percent of india, oil or energy comes from the middle east and of and i didn't find them. it was very the recording from the onslaught of the funds to make it be a simply cannot afford to lose this kind of business and create connectivity with the middle east. we recently find a fee that agreement with the us. we are in the goal with the guns corp counsel for a free period agreement. and so when you look at it, this is a very, very important message. you find the topic if it is in the middle east, stop banding, indian products that are in the countries, i think going to be a deep probably. so this is, this is a crunch time for india. the leaders that we have to take a step against the those guilty and reach out to these countries and tell them that that will not be repeated in future. and printing vaccine will be taken against inflation in the united states has had a 40 year hive. consumer prices jumped 8.6 percent in may compared to last year, even more than economists had expected solar in petrol. prices have been blame with demand colliding with persistence supply short

and what do you find in the middle? ♪♪ the meeting point of humanity and history. ♪♪ it's itectural revolution. ♪♪ in the middle of the rainbow. ♪♪ woohoo! we're flying through the middle of everything! welcome to the middle of everything. >>> friday morning a live look out in san francisco and look at that. making the come back by the end of the week. they want to have a good time this weekend as well. cooler in san francisco and we can see that from the fog but the rest of the bay area is not so cool. >> is all clear and something cool happening in the sky. right before sunrise a five planet parade is what it's called, in alignment where you will see five planets in the sky. this is right before sunrise and you will be able to see mercury, venus and the moon and you can see mars, jupiter and saturn. of course, and make them larger and it won't look like that but they will look brighter and all lined up the next time in alignment in this order will happen will be august 2040 so mark your calendar let's get a look at wh

and, now the conduct of american foreign policy in the middle east. get in return for basically making a two billion dollar investment in his fund? because as you pointed out before, the saudi economic advisers who have are viewed jerry kushner's investment management said that it was, quote unquote, unsatisfactory in all respects. combined of the fact that mbs said that he quote had jared kushner in his pocket, we have to wonder, did jerry kushner share intelligence information with the saudis? did he try to influence the foreign policy so we look the other way with regard to human rights abuses in yemen as well as our cat crackdown on dissidents in saudi arabia? and finally the brutal assassination of jamal khashoggi. these are all questions. and also, when he made a promise with regard to future foreign policy, should his father-in-law be back in the white house. >> this is what doubly complicates this. this might have been payback. some have alleged that. payback for what happened of the trump administration, despite the fact that saudi arabia sho

and what do you find in the middle? ♪♪ meet us in the middle of the mother road.middle of dinosaurs! welcome to the middle of everything. >>> at this point what is there left for steph curry and company to accomplish? four championships, 73 wins in a season. they've shattered so many records. this window has been wide open for so long, yet no sign of the window closing. the big three agents that golden state will have to pay to have for next year. but the rest of this championship corps is expected to return. vegas will have the championship in 2022-2023. andrew wiggins and jordan poole are not shying away from that kind of talk. >> we still have the older guys. the young guys will only get better. jake, i'm expecting he will jump this summer. moses is going to be back. so our young guys, you know, they're going to make us a lot better. >> it's really good to have that experience under our belt. just to feel the energy, you know, on the road, at home. all the really, really small things are going to play a huge role and a pivotal role for our future. we all want t

is finding it very hard, in some places in profitable to stay middle class. rent, food, all of that stuff. education, they are very expensive and wages are stagnant. the it is a problem politically, it is attributable to the fact to the fact that people think it is working with them. we are gonna put together as many recommendations as possible. in this world without some support from this party it is very hard. >> they select committee by its makeup has a short shelf life. what is the makeup? >> democrats are the majority, something like nine and seven or something like that. my republican ranking member is brian style, really put a lot of time into the platform but to get at the issue. economic disparity is not a blue if you are a red issue, it is everywhere, ever a thing is not easy in this polarized environment. we are trying to keep it focused. >> as you do your work you are seeing, like everybody else, the impact of inflation across the board, certainly among those who are suffering economically and have been to begin with. >> yes, that is right, i see

>> we are in a middle phase. it's a good way to describe it. i think it will depend on the support from the west. most crucially. by the way, how does this come out? i want to start with three simple words. i don't know. war is the most unpredictable of human activities. what really is happening here in this middle phase is you have two burn rates going on, if you will. lata made pollutants. the equipment destroyed. the impact on his home front. the impact of sanctions. that's burning along. over on the ukrainian side, it's the patients and the support of the west. if we do the right thing in terms of additional military support, keeping the sanctions on, keeping the diplomatic pressure, i think the sketch math that you laid out of pushing back to those preinvasion, current invasions, lines is a pretty good place to start thinking about when those two burn rates will bring the two actors to the cable to negotiate. >> dave, this is a -- the russian strategy after plan a failed, plan b is a pretty brutal strategy. is use a lot of artillery. essen

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that doesn't mean that middle eastern or other opic lot going to do is they don't. we all know that saudi arabia has a total capacity of $12000000.00 barrels. that a day. now we are producing $10.00. so there is around 1500000 barrels, that a day spare capacity that we can use if and only if opec loss has the side. decided to, to do that. and how have large oil producing countries in the middle east been reacting to the spike in energy prices around the world. sparking energy prices is not a problem, as long as there is a balance in the market between supply and demand. and we have seen that, and last, actually as a technical body has always studied the market and they show no less supplies or no imbalances in the market expend dimensions. accordingly, they took the decision of increasing on lee by a fraction of what the west is, is what would love to see. but the reason for the high price is not the supply demand or supply shortages. definitely not. is the ukrainian or russian war one hand. on the other hand, the chaos that the european union is in with regard to i

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maybe that meant the taxing policies that involve more income tax credits for those middle-class lowerincome families. all those played into this entire broader pitch that also included expanding medicaid. it was an issue in the 14th and now in 2022 in georgia so all these played together with democrats saying we can still win the middle but we don't have to necessarily aim the left by eating up the middle so they started pushing for democratic leaning core voters particularly those younger voters and voters of color who didn't fold often in the midterm elections. >> that's not the approach republicans took in terms of expanding their coalition. ithink you talk about that a bit earlier . can you explain to people who may not know what the coalition for the gop looks like in georgia and how it may look similar or different nationalgop coalition . >> as the democratic coalition of 20 years ago was in tatters and basically rural white democrats who were yellow dog democrats. and urban mostly minority democrats, voters of color in cities like atlanta and savannah and columbus. as that patt