mitt romney is gone. >> we are going to disagree on this. i think maga is going to mutate entitled to the mutations will be. >> in every program, i select a clip of william f. buckley jr. . in a particular episode, richard nixon appears with william f. buckley jr. and richard nixon argues that, at least in 1967, voters have lost confidence with the democratic party and their ability to govern. >> i would say that last year, in terms of the way the two parties presented their cases across the country, to the people, the democratic party seemed to be the party of the past. they were applying the various programs of the 30s to the problems of the 60s, whereas the republican party seemed to be more in tune with what people believe him now. >> is that at play today, james, at some level, at the state level, at the lower level, democrats seem to be faced with a similar skepticism about their ability to address concerns? i see that in los angeles, where one of the largest natural disasters has occurred in the state in recent times and there is a ma

we see big mitts matches— stretched. the future is not about al versus _ the future is not about al versus human. it's about al with— versus human. it's about al with humans. ai is not a magic power— with humans. ai is not a magic power but _ with humans. ai is not a magic power but it's an incredible amplifier, in accelerator. and that— amplifier, in accelerator. and that i— amplifier, in accelerator. and that i think is the way we should _ that i think is the way we should look at this. throughout history— should look at this. throughout history humans have always won that race with technology. were always — that race with technology. were always afraid that technology is going — always afraid that technology is going to destroy more jobs it creates, in the end it is made _ it creates, in the end it is made jobs more interesting and create _ made jobs more interesting and create a — made jobs more interesting and create a better futures for people _ also here till leopold who's heads the future of work, wages and econo

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so, you have a sex scene he's wearing oven mitts and a blindfold. >> oven mitts and a blindfold. [ laughterd it is very erotic. >> it is one of the funniest sex scenes i've ever seen. >> seth: the bar for a funny sex scene is very high, and yet. >> especially with will forte. >> seth: his "macgruber" sex scene. yes. >> yeah. >> yes. well, thank god for the intimacy coordinator, okay? but really, you think of those people as there to make sure you feel safe, but really, she was just telling me like, "amy what you're doing doesn't make physical sense." like, "that's not how people have sex." >> seth: oh, she was like an intimacy, like helping you be intimate. >> yes, and she's like, "this is how it goes." and i'm like, "okay, okay." so, nicole calendar, thank you very much. but that was an extremely physical scene, very hard and will just had to lay there and do nothing and i was up there doing gymnastics. >> seth: yeah, classic man. >> classic. >> classic. >> seth: how are you, jillia making comedy and -- >> at sex? great. >> seth: -- how are you with this? >> great. >> great. >> seth: are y

against kreider, in behind, and now brazeau has this one go over the mitt of beecher. turns away from frederic, inside of 45 ticks remaining. went, here is brodzinski. pulls up. turns away from oliver wahlstrom. cuylle up the wall will shuttle one along to the right point. lindgren had it blocked by koepke. a shield for the bruins, final 20 seconds, k slides it along f wahlstrom on the rush, tied up there by vaakanainen. last few seconds with zadorov shot high and wide, no angle shot for koepke and that will do it at td garden. the bruins tie a season high with six goals, and they beat the rangers 6-3 on home ice today. >> ray: a couple of power play goals for the bruins. offset two goals from j.t. miller, and his rangers return. but a really solid boston bruins home game here as they carried much of the second period on the way to the 6-3 win. >> mike: they make a winner out of jeremy swayman and the bruins get the dub here in the hub. they started the day one point behind the lightning for that second wild card spot. fifth by points percentage. a hat trick for david

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he has succeeded in cleansing the republican party of people like liz cheney and adam kinzinger and mittomney and the people who would actually stand up for historical fact, for reality, and for the rule of law and for the constitution. and so this vengeance tour, this mass political vendetta, suddenly has become the overriding agenda of the government. and the republican party is allowing his fantasies, his mania and his pathologies to define public policy in the country. >> congressman jamie raskin, as always, thank you so much for being at our table next. >> you bet. >> trump trying to fire ellen weintraub, the chair of the federal election commission. but she says that move is illegal. we're going to talk to her right after this. you're watching the after this. you're watching the weekend. we're still going for that sweet shot. and with higher stroke risk from afib not caused by a heart valve problem... we're going for eliquis. eliquis reduces stroke risk. and has less major bleeding. over 97% of eliquis patients did not experience a stroke. don't stop eliquis without asking your doc

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immigration reform, they're the most labor-intensive segments, and they may see a bigger earnings mittrom tariffs. charles: mid caps, if one ever talks about mid if caps, it's like jan on the brady brunch. you're too -- brady bunch. you like mid caps, you think they're poised. >> yeah. i think mid caps which are outperforming this year, we think that could continue, and they may actually be -- typically, they're a segment that's kind of forgotten about, but they could be the best risk-reward this year over -- charles: and by the way, they've got a real nice stealth rally going on right now. >> right. and i think they have less leverage and refinancing risk, cleaner balance sheets than smaller companies. they should benefit if we do see that broadening out of the earnings recovery with the mag 7 slowing, mid caps picking up and maybe less exposed to some of the policy risks around tariffs or immigration reform. charles: let me ask you before i let you go, large caps. where do they fit right now for you? >> we think that, we're expecting upside on the s&p 500 this year with. we have a 66

mitt, mostly bad living conditions and have to time violence and there are legal benefits. 4 different types of situations that people face in their home countries. and even hear that people should be aware of that. and i always encourage my clients and just the general immigrant community to avail themselves of legal knowledge to see what the legal benefits they might be able to qualify for in terms of getting legal status. in our last 30 seconds here. what should people do if ice shows up? >> at their home or in a public setting? sure. i would say the most common one right now would be in a public setting, remain calm, do you know, be finicky, just cooperate, but do not volunteer information. the officer if you are free to leave or you're being detained and most definitely what i just mentioned certain right to remain silent to seek the counsel of attorney to not sign anything. i would say if with ice and if you're encountering ice at home, determine whether there's an actual warrant because what i'm seeing is that there are warrants signed by ice officials which are not actually wor

george bush, mitt romney is a day in the park for a drive with the dog on the. >> roof. >> do you feelthat way? >> i do, i have seen, i guess, the political environment change kind of seriously in front of my eyes. i think we all have. it just feels culturally different and different and expectations and what you expect of the top guys and the top women our expectations have been very much affected by the past ten years, and i think the rise of donald trump, who also was a reflection of changes, i think, within us, a sort of desire for a politics that's maybe a little rougher and more direct, a little. yeah. and maybe more cutting and maybe more, um. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> i get it. you know, i mean, they asked them a question today, and i'm sure if you're of the type of person who just always hates the one team and loves what the other one does, they ask them a question about the crash. they said, will you visit the crash site now? every other politician would go. of course, it was a tragedy. and he went, it's the water. >> what do you want me to. >> do, swim. >> there, you know? and i

mitt romney was not seen as the cool kid. even the obama bros, that was a thing. what the hell happened? how did trump become the cool kid? >> harris had a chance here. i mean, there was a month-long period, made even longer, she was up in some of these polls. i know the campaign has gone and done their media tour and talked about how, you know, she was always kind of trying to come back up. i mean, she had leads there. she had leads in some of these states. the decision she made not to give these younger voters, these voters who were looking for something, any kind of daylight between her and biden i think was just crushing for her. the fact that she was not able to break away on any of these key issues, even if it wasn't a significant break, even if it was a rhetorical break, she just was unwilling to do that. and i think a lot of these voters saw that. they were just dispirited by it. i mean, you saw the dropoff in the activity online from the height of the brat summer to where the campaign ended up. they gave her a chance. they really give her a look. >> but p

we can take the copy of that if you like and mitt it in the record for you. is that a copy we can keep or do we need to make a copy of if t you have a sentence sure sorry. we are seth the time are for 2 minutes. i will say then that thank you for having me and we do need an extension. nobody is housed all their accommodations are denied i don't know why. but we do need more time you know they started they finished helpful repairs and stopped. and like mou it is raining in my rv they got half i wind shield in. thank you. why would you like us to collect this document and put it in the record? sure. that completes accommodations. thank you. let's go to the consent agenda 1-9. >> on consent. these are considered routine if a member objects an item removed and considered separately. >> all right. does anyone wish to sever anything from consent? i don't see anybody. did can you call the roll. >> items 1-9. engardio. >> aye. >> supervisor fielder. >> aye. why supervisor mahmood. >> aye. >> supervisor mandelman. >> aye. >> supervisor melgar. >> aye. >> supervisor sa

mitt, mostly bad living conditions and have to time violence and there are legal benefits. 4 differentle face in their home countries. and even hear that people should be aware of that. and i always encourage my clients and just the general immigrant community to avail themselves of legal knowledge to see what the legal benefits they might be able to qualify for in terms of getting legal status. in our last 30 seconds here. what should people do if ice shows up? >> at their home or in a public setting? sure. i would say the most common one right now would be in a public setting, remain calm to you know, be finicky, just cooperate, but do not volunteer information. the officer if you are free to leave or you're being detained and most definitely what i just mentioned certain right to remain silent to seek the counsel of attorney to not sign anything. i would say if with ice and if you're encountering ice at home, determine whether there's an actual warrant because what i'm seeing is that there are warrants signed by ice officials which are not actually more in stock, give them the right

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