mandy cohen, her on the left, the incoming chief of the cdc, she is no mindy cohen.erved as north carolina health secretary, position critics say she used to shut down everything without providing scientific evidence it would do a dam thing to stop the virus or the fauci method. she is speaking about the arbitrary way she and her colleagues came up with policy and it will make your blood boil. >> i would call the person i called most was secretary of health and human services in massachusetts, she worked for a republican governor. when she was like, are you going to let them have professional football? i was like, nope. okay, neither are we, neither are we. so it was like conversations like that. >> greg: conversations like that show you were just making it up and laughing at everybody behind our backs. wow. she's the new choice to run the cdc as part of new strategic overhaul, they created covid policy like teenage girls wearing matching out fits for first day of school and part of impl implementation of obama care. remember that? let me refresh your memories. i'm s

mindy, steven's shot is frozen. tell us about esg and how it is impacting american business today? >> certainly. esg is branded as investment strategy for good. what it is, an attempt to manipulate markets and financial sector to implement the left's political goals. it is convoluted and complex because the left hopes the american people do not catch on to the harm esg causes. it makes bills go up, undermines investment and brings division in the marketplace. we have seen this with bud light and target. it means less money in being poets as financial elites gamble with money and pursue woke politics. >> carley: what are examples of esg practice businesses have to comply with that do more harm than good in your opinion? >> one of the worst ones under the environmental rubric, policies like net zero. 80% of energy come from resources, they want to cancel all fossil fuel, something we heard from our president. reduce development and use of energy resources we need, what it means for the consumer issue the price of ever

mandy cohen, that's her on the left, she is the incoming chief of the cdc, she is no mindy cohen fromed as north carolina's health secretary, she reportedly used to shut down everything without providing scientific evidence it would do anything to stop the virus, as i would say, i call it the fauci method. she is speaking about the arbitrary way she and her colleagues came up with policies and it will make your blood boil. >> i would call the person i called most is the second of health and human services in massachusetts, she worked for a republican governor. but you know, when she was like are you going to let them have professional football? nope. she is like, okay neither are we, neither are we. so, you know, conversations like that. >> greg: yeah, conversations like that showed that you were just making it up and laughing at everybody behind our backs. wow, she's -- she's the new choice to run the cdc as part of their new strategic overhaul. making sure to wear matching outfits for their first day of school. she was part of the implementation of obamacare, do you remember that? w

do 5 to do in a way already tired by mindy, because you've had to travel over a distance to get to school. so this could result in a lot of attention in the tasks. and then this is this going to soft vague. jacqueline sensation on the contents day receiving at that time of the day. this would also make them very likely not be able to meet the academic expectations, either from the school, the parents, and then they might need to be classified as no meeting. and then that academic goals, the next think would be those children of this nature. court also suffer from uh, obesity, which could be caused by ad yeah. inability to get enough sleep. it's a few minutes after 4 pm, and i'm box to pick up and read more from school. tells me about head di, possibly search for a truck truck for the trip, but who wants to? jenny begins. they live in your post office box and begins to not expect to see children who each should guess between 9 and 12, by so sweet every day, but without frequency keeps expanding rapidly. this recommendation means very little from these, trying to be most of the traffic to s

[ cheers and applause and you know him from "happy endings" and "the mindy project.ovie "who invited charlie?" is in theaters and on demand this friday adam pally is back, you guys [ cheers and applause we're always thrilled to have adam here. but before we get to all that, republicans have been quietly hoping that donald trump will magically disappear as he kicks off a 2024 campaign that no one except his hardcore fans seem to want and now there's a chance republicans will get their wish, as manhattan prosecutors present evidence to a grand jury considering possible criminal charges against trump in the stormy daniels hush money scandal. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: i got to say, it's very weird to see donald trump just out there campaigning for president as if he didn't orchestrate a coup to overthrow american democracy [ light laughter ] it's like a burglar who climbed through a window, set off the alarm, scrambled back out and said to himself, "maybe i'll just go ring the doorbell. they probably won't recognize

overnight, look for mindy clear skies and continued breezy conditions. we will start with bright sunshine. no dense areas of fog for the morning commuters. expect overnight temperatures generally in the upper 40's in our inland areas, low 50's around the bay shoreline and at the coast. tomorrow, look for highs around 59 in half moon bay and san francisco. oakland, 69 degrees. in the end, only the mid-70s tomorrow where generally this time of year we can expect some 80's, 84 degree temperature readings. . temperature highs will remain 10 degrees below average for this time of year. wednesday we will get a little bit and will warm up, no 80's inland, a couple of locations. up to about 71 around the shoreline. and it cools down again rather sharply on thursday, the second day of summer. and it holds steady going into friday. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast and we will have many sunny skies through the seven-day period. once again, summer begins early wednesday morning. notice at the end of the week it gets cloudier. we get a deep marine layer develop

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justice at the recent congressional hearing on book banning was mindy freeman. she's a philadelphia area mother and she was talking about her trans daughter. i want to get your response to what she had to say. lily also happens to be a female of trans experience. she is proud to be trans and we are proud of her. being able to be visible for others and seeing herself in the books. she reads is so very important. i want to be clear. if there is one sound bite to arise from my appearance here today, let it be this one. no book made my child become transgender any more than a book could have turned her eyes from brown to blue. let me tell you a little bit about lily's journey. lily will tell you that as soon as she could recognize herself in the mirror the person looking back at her was not the person she was. the male presenting person reflecting back at her did not align correctly with her being. as lily was growing up during her younger years. she presented in what would be considered a more feminine way. as someone that had never known a transgender person while

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mindy, from texas, kamala harris might have better luck hiring the bud light vp to revamp her image.ruin your product, give her a call. if clay dances like he dresses, he is in trouble. you believe that clay travis is a good dancer? i am going to need to see evidence. michelle, kamala harris has no rhythm. >> i would do a dance off with her. i have worked with pregnant women. i have never seen a man have a baby. we can have babies and i am thinking about getting pregnant. frank from georgia, justice for scott. he is a legend. we will keep you posted on how that meeting with adams goes. laurie from jonesville, kentucky, will you be on gut failed? why would you bring that up? i don't want to be on that show. it makes me nervous. cannot do it. steve from marilyn, what happened to the birds? i did not murder them. i don't hear them chirping anymore. i'm sorry. we are going to go with natural causes on that one. that is all for tonight. dvr the show and i am watters, and this is my world. fox news. an older white man in washington lifer has appeared with a younger black running mate. asso

justice at the recent congressional hearing on book banning was mindy freeman. she's a philadelphia area mother and she was talking about her trans daughter. i want to get your response to what she had to say. lily also happens to be a female of trans experience. she is proud to be trans and we are proud of her. being able to be visible for others and seeing herself in the books. she reads is so very important. i want to be clear. if there is one sound bite to arise from my appearance here today, let it be this one. no book made my child become transgender any more than a book could have turned her eyes from brown to blue. let me tell you a little bit about lily's journey. lily will tell you that as soon as she could recognize herself in the mirror the person looking back at her was not the person she was. the male presenting person reflecting back at her did not align correctly with her being. as lily was growing up during her younger years. she presented in what would be considered a more feminine way. as someone that had never known a transgender person while

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. >> reporter: mindy freeman loves her 16-year-old daughter lily like she does her other children andght book bans in public schools in their philadelphia suburbs, and when she kept joining her daughter to fight at the local school board. >> our family knows the truth because we are the truth. >> reporter: this mother won a special place in the hearts of every child and frankly every former child whose parents weren't as accepting. >> they said they would love me no matter what. we didn't have all the answers at the time. my spouse and i said, we love you. we gave her a hug and a kiss. we always say the least interesting thing about me is that i'm trans. >> reporter: it's the dream of anyone whose lived experience includes any letter in the lgbtq alphabet to have a parent who loves them and fights for them strongly. lily freeman felt that back in the 4th grade. >> i am a student and a transgender female of jewish heritage here with my family who love and supports me. >> reporter: she and her parents are fighting for books because it was this book about a transgender 4th grader that he

i actually believe what we are seeing now is because of shows mindy has created.olor are the center of those stories. and they are doing so well. netflix uses it as a lighthouse example of what a show can do in terms of story, in terms of diversity of storylines and casting. once something has been green lit and does well, the floodgates open. i believe we were there because of "crazy rich asians.." i think it is a domino effect. it is so high-risk when you do something like this. there is an audience. i think audiences are demanding to be seen, to be reflected. streaming services like netflix are trying to meet them. amna: you have more work coming up where you have very different characters. you will play a bad guy in your upcoming netflix film. the scope of your career has been interesting to watch because you have played different characters, in an industry where women of color are not necessarily granted all kinds of agency to make decisions about the roles they play. you are not necessarily given that many roles. a 50-year-old brown woman setting new peaks.

. >> reporter: on capitol hill house judiciary chairman jim jordan has subpoenaed ceo mindy luber claiming compared the organization to a cartel that pressures businesses to take action on climate change. lawmakers had previously sent ledders demand -- letters demanding the organization hand over documents. when they didn't meet the deadline, jordan issued that subpoena yesterday. as he said on this show, the move is part of a broader investigation to look at how agencies could be used against the american people and what goes into all of these decisions. elizabeth: that was such an interesting story and reporting. great journalism there, madison. really interesting stuff. thanks for joining us. look who's back, the author of "there's no free lunch," david bahnsen. david, what did you make of madison's story? now you see this fight, we've got elon musk really mad, s&p global gave his electric car company, tesla, a lower environmental social governance score than philip morris, the maker of marlboro cigarettes. what do you make of that? >> yeah. there's been so many stories like this for ye

and mindy rising themselves with a non talked to research center before they head out on the admission like the i seats. that scientific strategy is shifting from monitoring changes and not to environment to delivering the most accurate prediction data to inform policy on climate change. things are changing much costs and they have before. so we losing sea ice. the temperature rising, fostering the following reasons in any other part of the planet. and we finding thoughts that the ice sheet a melting now, and possibly going into a reversible melting so they will contribute to c level. so there's a lot of agency now in what's happening in science in the polar regions and how they're going to affect the rest of the planet. from autonomous vehicles like this of muscle they, teen macbook face named and a public vote to the research vessel. so david awesome bro, which is essentially selecting the board tree and also official intelligence leading, creating a digital twin if the entire continent. hey, i would improve predictions and sea level rises. giving policy may cause a tight to focus on

it's mindy so, so, so should look months for virginia rather change i want to get your thoughts on, given that your local any, if you can paint the picture for our international audience. what is the relationship like between a sar? he's and people from frances suburbs. is there that feeling of segregation from say, the countries more prosperous city centers? yeah, actually the suburbs and face mobility is screaming a sense of bodies oppression, but also in the cartridge is about oh yes, they accepted a nice and actually said and just to reconfirm it in the french society as menu or the arrows. i think there, yeah, these societies is of organized and killed by a social, socio reg shattered system of secret cation in my resume. i mean, i talked about social update and that was it gonna be 1046, then use based on the reflection of these, a stinking segregation to the united nations has said today that funds must address a deep issues of racial discrimination in its police force. what does that look like? what does addressing those issues look like? um, actually, i think many societies and t

these really is a rest palestinians, and there is resistance from the palestinian factions. mindy in geneva, and also in nablus when they say they want to keep sure thing as is really targets because they say is really only understand the language of for okay. any to abraham, joining us that from jeanine brings the scene of how the students morning, the dad of to that has really attacked on the janine refugee comp earlier today. well, jeanine has been at the hans over the palestinian resistance against as well as the occupation of to the 1967 ball. the 50 in the northern westbank came on the israel's control and estimation. 14000 palestinians live in jeanine refugee camp. they were forcibly expelled, and the state of israel was created in 1948 when the 2nd intifada, israel ways to attend a military campaign, to at bye and land to crush a pot of sin uprising in the county, at least 60 palestinians with hills the comp now has one of the highest rates of unemployment and poverty in the occupied west bank and posted in on resistance that was increasing as well denies freedom of movement

. >> reporter: her co-worker, mindy, worked 16 years as a teacher, leaving the classroom for a wholelcome to buc-ee's. >> reporter: scoring points for their friendly staff. >> everybody is so nice. i love it. >> reporter: bathrooms and their barbecue >> chops, brisket on the board >> we slow smoke it. we season it up. we inject it and we get it out to the store and we slice it up fresh for you right in front. >> reporter: the director of barbecue operations handed me my own buc-ee's badge now i'm an official. an honorary pit master for the day. and put me to work making their signature brisket sandwich >> you got this. look at that sandwich! >> reporter: am i hired? >> you're in >> reporter: so, you guys, i think i found a new side hustle. and, look, i found a new friend as well. now that the store is officially opened, we're told it will never close. it is a 24/7 operation yes, i am standing at perhaps the largest gas station in the world. but this is just temporary i'm also told there is another buc-ee's store under construction now that's over 75,000 square feet. >> that looks coo

mindy says. beautiful morning in hercules yesterday was 78 degrees. my baby tomato plants were loving the heat. i mine too. they have been. where's the heat? well, you'll get it for the weekend because the heat is on and that'll be for the inland areas now. thick fog, sunny. nice warm to hot. some fog out there about what's inland is going to burn off very fast. and temperatures which have been below the entire month are going above 72 to 102. all right. sounds here. oh, we're on going back to gassy. that's what we're going to keep going on this heat here because it really is all everyone is talking about. a heat advisory has been issued for inland parts of the bay area from friday through sunday as the first heat wave hits the summer. bailey o'carroll she drew the long straw, finds herself in dublin this morning. temperatures are expected to work their way well into the 90s, but i imagine it's warm already. bailey garcia that's right. it is starting to warm up out here. i did just take my jacket off here within the last hour, but it's still a nice co

mindy checking in here, reporting. we have thick fog along the waterfront.t looks like it will take a while to burn off. i would concur with that. we'll head out that way. san pablo bay, all brant, hercules over to benicia. vallejo marin canyon and brooke . then i'll cross over to the marin woodside, san rafael, nevada. a lot of gray there, high clouds and low clouds and it's a significant increase, uptick, if you will, from yesterday. there were some of the san mateo coast and marin coast. but what happened was, is that this low form, west southwest of us, and i think it's there somewhere, maybe it's not i don't know where, but there we go. we are looking for temperatures to cool off after yesterday's napa, concord, san carlos and east san jose 70s and 80s. today it's 60 and 70. on the forecast side that low is over water trajectory just to the west side of the west. so it taps into some moisture. so a bigger fog bank high and mid-level clouds, maybe some drizzle onshore wind, water temps, they've come down. they're sitting at 50 degrees, cold degrees, bode

i see dollar and mindy out to a stunning 7.24%.you have got to tell me it is a managed move by beijing. where is there tolerance on eager yuan? -- weaker yuan? geoffrey: they will tolerate weaker yuan as long as they are in line with interest-rate cuts and easing. it is not about levels, it is about the pace. they are going to start sounding like the boj. let's get this straight, we go back to real rates. if you want real rates lower, you cannot have a stronger currency and that is what they are managing now. tom: thank you, greatly appreciate it. lisa, it is hard to focus on the data. we are going to give you what we see in the markets, great guests coming up. i walk in and we are distracted by what is the news low with putin and the rest and there is marin b, a moonshot up to 7.24%. lisa: they set a peg that was stronger than people expected, which raises questions about what they are going for and how they are going to try to play after they achieved retail data sales in china and it was disappointing over the holiday season. to