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because it's not just my bottom line for my experience on this earth. he bottom line for my son and his children, for their existence on this planet. there's a great opportunity there. >> reporter: back on apricot lane farms, john chester has faith in the healing power of his way of farming. and in humanity. >> i don't think that we got here because we're bad as a species, i think that we were just unaware of the connection and the consequences to the way that test we engage with the natural system that we depend on. my goal is to give just enough back so that the future generation, like my son, can continue innovating and working to build something truly called sustainability. >> our thanks to will. >>> up next, the bold entrepreneurs making the business of beauty more inclusive. thy gums. new crest advanced gum restore... detoxifies below the gum line, and restores by helping heal gums in as little as seven days. crest. the #1 toothpaste brand in america. tums vs. mozzarella stick when heartburn hits, fight back fast with tums chewy bites. fast heartbu

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don't show my bottom half! what do you see in this team? going on here? i'm getting my england face ready. a nation together — from the grandad who remembers �*66. did you ever think you would see this again in your lifetime? i honestly didn't. i've watched them over the years and it's never happened. what does this moment mean to you? can't explain it. just can't explain it. love it. absolutely love it. kick—off, and it didn't take long. i think they're doing brilliant. and you got your face painted as well now. finished the face painting, ready for it to come home. half—time, and they're starting to believe. ecstatic, it feels like you've won it with the atmosphere, but it's going to be a long 45 minutes now. but then came despair... ..tension. .. ..and extra time. getting a bit nervous now. i don't want it to go back to penalties. but it did. and football... ..can be the crueliest of sports. are they going to win the world cup? we're going to win the world cup. it's not just about - football coming home. it is how we embrace each other,

don't show my bottom half! what do you see in this team?face ready. a nation together — from the grandad who remembers �*66. did you ever think you would see this again in your lifetime? i honestly didn't. i've watched them over the years and it's never happened. what does this moment mean to you? just can't explain it. love it. absolutely love it. kick—off, and it didn't take long. i think they're doing brilliant. and you got your face painted as well now. finished the face painting, ready for it to come home. half—time, and they're starting to believe. ecstatic, it feels like you've won it with the atmosphere, but it's going to be a long 45 minutes now. but then came despair... ..tension. .. ..and extra time. getting a bit nervous. i don't want to go back to penalties. but it did. and football... ..can be the crueliest of sports. are they going to win the world cup? we're going to win the world cup. it is how we embrace each other. we have another ten years with that team. well, it's a mixed bag out there at the moment with some rain arou

i, i really, i see, you know, when america should do something my, my bottom line is help sometimes or more often than not is, is more trouble. hands off and let them take care of themselves out the best solution and for god's sake finally lift is ridiculous. embargo, mike? well, so many people complain about the embargo and one time they complain that it doesn't do much harm, that the european circumvented or just ignore it than they do. and that cuba really does are embargo has no effect. and then when it, when i, when it serves are vantage, then they say all the embargo is destructive and horrible in the end of the world. it's, they're only trading with us. we don't stop them from trading with anyone else. we never have really. and the europeans have no trouble trading there. it's a socialist government, it's a socialist economy, it's. it's a pallet, terry, and government. and it's not functioning properly simply because it is a dictatorship and it's a word. we can't pussyfoot around, we got it. we got to call it what it is and the people are swimming away from cuba, not because the

i would bet my bottom dollar and fight only when both all the sexes them are vaccinated fully. they would not of got on the plane for another had miller light and blah, blah, blah for the point they would not play games with that especially with the messaging of the dems around the vaccine. dagen: 's or jimmy, why not use this moment though to send the message of the week got covid and we have no symptoms and you could flip the script literally rather than making about your bravery and your sacrifice. this is a nonevent. make it a teachable moment as the smart people say. >> it would make sense. because what happened question work they move the case of miller light they came back with the case of covid. it's not really a good look. what we really need as many vaccination against disingenuous race baiting. that is the biggest story to me here we are living in the death of shame and we just played a woman who was an elected official in our government identify self -- a play, play, legislation, jobless, haughty, having currently heated. david. pathetic, funny my passport grand val

>> well, wolf, my bottom-line message is this.ve seen so much as a country over the last year. we've endured just unimaginable loss of lives, of our livelihood, of our way of life. but we are blessed now to have not one but three vaccines in the united states which have helped save countless lives already, helped drop our cases and hospitalizations by 90% from the january peak. what we've learned over this past year and a half is that these vaccines are a pathway out of this pandemic. we made a lot of progress, but we're not done. and that's really important to remember. we are not done yet. and new variants like delta will continue to make it important for us to push forward not just in getting vaccinated ourselves but in turning around, talking to our family members, the people we love and asking them if they have been vaccinated. if they haven't, ask them why, listen to them, understand if they have questions, go to vaccines.gov and help them find a place where they can get vaccinated. but that is how we turn this pandemic arou

they'll probably beat that number and end up right back where you're at, which gets me to my bottom line is that as you start to move away from mid-50% growth to maybe 30% to 20% next year, facebook not surprisingly falls into the same camp that all these other big tech companies are, which is going to spend time over the next several months as investors start to rethink, potentially rerate the multiple going from high growth to difficult comps and so from a stock perspective, i think we're sideways, and i think that eventually all the benefits and the power of their brand that your esteemed panel talked about today are true, and that will benefit. i will add one other piece to it that hasn't been talked about as much here, but over the next call it 50 minutes on their earnings call, investors are going to get a drubbing on the term metaverse mark zuckerberg is on a mission to educate the world about the metaverse, and the potential that facebook has around it. and i mention that because i am a believer in the metaverse, even though i don't want to spend time in the metaverse, i think th

i genuinely mean it from the bottom of my heart. i was overseas after what they call the g7, the biggest economies in the world, and then with the nato people and then i met with putin. and in the process of doing all this, i was asked at one point, can you define america for me? i will give you my word to this. i said, yes, and i believe this and i repeated it again today as i swore in new citizens, young people, in the white house. i said i can define america -- and i mean it from the bottom of my heart -- in one word, possibilities. it is the only nation in the world where we think we can do anything. now why do we think that? not a joke. why do we think that? why do we think anything is possible? it is not just a system. it is the people who look out for us. i've set 100 times, you control, you are the teachers, to determine what this country is going to look like. you are the people who take our children and nurture them. as i've said many times, you are the kite strings upon which we lift our national ambitions aloft. so have

i've always been tested and i always fill out my documents from the bottom of my heart. i'm for clean support. i've devoted my entire life to the sport. so i don't even know how to react to that question. i get more from andy richardson who joined sized, once again from tokyo. and there is a lot to talk about this. should russia even be competing api's games at all? it's a question. a lot of athletes are asking here in 2019 the world anti doping agency band, russia from all major sporting events for 4 years due to an investigation that uncovered evidence of systematic state sponsored doug thing. now that bob was reduced on a pale, but it still stands for these games. but we have more than 300 russian athletes here in so. okay, so, so go figure, they don't compete for russia. they compete though, for the russian olympic committee. the only sports that have imposed extra doping checks and limited the number of russian competitors, our truck and failed, and weight lifting. we spoke recently to the man in charge of the doping program, the young he talking program full truck

i've always been tested and i always fill out my documents from the bottom of my heart. i'm for clean sport. devoted my entire life to the sport. so i don't even know how to react to that question. south africa claim, their 1st gold medal of these games that piano issue marker when a new women's 200 meter retro can world record time. the 24 year old who already took silver in the 100 meter brushstroke on tuesday, finish point 97 seconds. her american opponent for it is bethany shreeve, are produced, a huge ob sites in the women b, m. x rays, the 22 year old dethroning to tom olympic champion columbia mariana home, when the gold medal one of the biggest names in judo has suffered a rare defeat, double mpeg champion teddy vena of france last, the tamar land, bashes of the russian olympic committee. and the men's 100 kilo division, the 32 year old bowed out of the quarter finals after slipping and falling backwards as he tried to throw his opponents. at strickland at the metal table now in china is on top with their 19 gold medals. oh, chapin are in 2nd with 16 golds senior

i've always been tested and i always fill out my documents from the bottom of my heart. i'm for clean sport, devoted my entire life to the sport. so i don't even know how to react to that question. i love to go organizes of acknowledged for the 1st time that people within the protective bubble have been mixing with the white a japanese population, but they infest. there is no link between the games and the record spike in corona virus numbers in the japanese capital. and richardson is in tokyo. this was a day when fans should have been queuing up at so close national stadium to watch the 1st track and field events. instead, a view of the olympic rings outside the venue is the best they can hope for. due to concerns over the spread of corona virus, the japanese public is being kept away from the athletes organizes insist, these competitors attested more often to covey. 19 than any other community in the world. and say there is no link between the gangs taking place and inspection rates hitting record levels in this city. but olympic officials have the 1st time admitted no

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applause] so seriously, for every amazon customer and every amazon employee, thank you from the bottom of my heart, very much. it is very appreciated. [applause] now, on to how it felt -- oh, my god. [laughter] my expectations were high and they were dramatically exceeded. we were talking about this a little bit on the car right on the way back, and i don't know, this zero g piece may have been one of the biggest surprises. because it felt so normal. it felt almost like we were as humans evolved to be in that environment, which is impossible. but it felt so serene and peaceful, the floating. it is much nicer than being in full one gravity. it is a very pleasurable experience, just the way it feels. the most profound piece of it for me was looking out at the earth, and the earth's atmosphere. every astronaut, everybody who has been up into space, they say this, that it changes them when they look at it. and they are amazed and awestruck by the earth and its beauty, but also by its fragility. and i can vouch for that. we are driving our cars and moving around the planet in our normal ways, the

. >> why do you knock bottom feeders? >> it's my job, i'm a bottom feeder.nk it's right for liberals to call the fish the natives. do you know how backward that sounds. >> if you're a culture, the culture names the fish they find right. chinese name their fish. japanese name their fish. russians name their fish. why can't we have names for our fish? can went we have the names. >> i named my koi. >> you would have koi. >> a koi pond. >> i about a beta fish once. >> katie, what do you make about this? it's serious and we're making fun of it. >> i wish i could catch fish when i go fishing. i'm terrible. what's the language for terrible fisher woman. >> kate.y. >> i like to fish, i never catch them. i try. >> i don't know i'm think about the castles. castles in the aquarium. inequality. one more thing sup next. . . why choose proven quality sleep from sleep number? because a quality night's sleep is scientifically proven to help increase energy. the new sleep number 360 smart bed helps keep you asleep by sensing your movement and automatically adjusts to keep yo

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the bottom line is, my administration is doing everything it can to lead the whole of government expense of the federal -- response of the federal, state and local government. we have done our part, millions of americans have already done that. we have to keep it up until we are finished. we are emerging from one of the darkest years in our nations history. we are into a summer of hope and joy, hopefully. think about where you were last year, where you are today, what you were able to do last year at this time and today. it is a year of hard fought progress. we can't get complacent now. the best thing you can do to protect yourself and your family and the people you care about the most is get vaccinated. it is the best thing the community can do to protect themselves, increase vaccination rates. you can do this. you can do this. let's finish the job, finish it together. god bless you all and please, please get vaccinated. it makes a big difference. as i said, it is a patriotic thing to do. may god protect our troops. thank you. >> with the ransomware attack, can you tell us if you believ

>> i had dinner, as ceo of a major company who said listen, i'll bite you my bottom dollar we are goingly next year because this inflation isn't going away. so why do you raise rates? you have two because inflation is a tax on average people. it's worse than anything else s if you make a few more bucks on your eve got to stop that scum of the only way to stop that is to just force a recession. and the longer you wait, the bigger the recession will be, s he's going to have to do it. and we're going to go through a recession and markets are going to tank and people are going to be out of work and it's all because the fed waited this lon to normalize. that's based on a lot of what-ifs. which is what if? >> if we don't start to raise rates, and we don't start to contain inflation, you're sayin we could eventually see a reall rough ride in the stock market. >> know, if you raise rates, th markets are going to deflate because the economy is going to deflate as well because that's what happens. >> while all of this is happening, there is still a robust jobs market out there an there are accord

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seriously, forvery aman customer out there and every amazon employee, thank you from the bottom of myamy: as the world's richest man flies his blue origin rocket into suborbital spacee

a significant consumers of healthcare myself, my family i've often said this and, i mean, it from the bottommy heart, thank your daughter for me. if there's any nurses, doctors -- [inaudible] a lot of time in the icu. tell them thank you, thank you. i really mean it. [applause] i want to thank the congresswoman for the district. where are you? [cheering] >> they say she's bragging on you. you do because you have family from alabama. and you've been a tireless champion for the working men and women in lehigh valley. helping us pass the tax cut for families and children that people are seeing in their bank accounts, showing up in their bank accounts. every month. and working with our administration to expand home care for seniors. we have a generation between the child and mom or dad needing help and they need help to provide a better pay for caregivers and i want to thank a great friend of mine, the champion of the cause of the united states senate for eldercare. you know, john started this iconic american company in 1890. but things didn't really get off the ground for four years later when

seriously, forvery aman customer out there and every amazon employee, thank you from the bottom of my heart. amy: as the world's richest man flies his blue origin rocket into suborbital space come here on earth calls grow to tax the rich and let amazon unionize. we will speak with paris marx, whose article is headlined "leave the billionaires in space." >> on tuesday morning, jeff bezos launched into space and promised his trip was the beginning of an opening to space for everybody, but we should understand it as an important public relations move to try to win puic contrts that will allow him to control the infrastructure of space within ford. " we will look at the privatization of space with journalist peter ward, author of "the consequential frontier." jeff bezos' space trip got nearly as much coverage in one day as climate change did for all of 2020. this comes as white men overwhelmingly dominated the airwaves on climate coverage for at least the fourth year in a row. we will speak with the coeditors of "all we can save anthology." 60 women at the forefront of the climate movemen

but there are more than 500 people fighting the fire today compared to 120 yesterday was from the bottom my heart thank you to all the firefighters, uh, coming from in a bad in california everywhere. the fire forced angel alger to leave her would spurt home yesterday. oh it was crazy. i got video of it coming all over the ridge. um from miles on each side of the house. close. but she says today her house is okay. but not everyone got that. lucky my friend tony just lost his house last night. my heart was broken for him. and it puts you right where you think? oh, it can be you, henry veach and his family live in alpine village, and they've already lost their home in a fire once before you never expected. i mean, we've got burned out in the same place in 1987. and you never really expecting it. despite everything. they were still smiling and laughing today. well the house is apparently still there. that's that's the best thing there. but there were some people who aren't as fortunate. well as amy treat kcr a three news. ktvu county sheriff's office issued new evacuation orders for people livi

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seriously, for every amazon customer out there, every amazon employee thank you for the from the bottom of my heart very much area is very appreciated. and you know, now on to how it felt. oh my god. my expectations were high and they were dramatically exceeded . the, we were talking about this a little bit in the car ride on the wayback . and i don't know the zero gp may have been one of the biggest surprises because it felt so normal. it felt like almost like we were as humans evolved to be in that environment which i know is impossible but it felt soserene and peaceful . it'sactually much nicer than being in full one gravity . it's a very pleasurable experience just from the way it feels to the tactile masonic area the most profound piece of it for me was looking out at the earth looking at the earth's atmosphere. every astronaut, everybody who's been in space, they say this that it changes them to look at it and they're amazed and awestruck either and its beauty but also by its agility and i can vouch for that. when i look out, when you're sitting in this room are driving our cars and mov

so from the bottom of my heart i just want to thank everyone. thank you very much. >> thank you. right back at mission housing. really interesting story about this building and i want to talk about that and talk about relationships and how powerful and important they are to achieving what we're here to celebrate today. back in the day when we were just fighting to stand in justification, you know, people forced out of the mission and we weren't under the cloud of a global pandemic like today. mission housing and bridge housing had partnered a block away from here. and he came to my office and said we'd like to get back in the game and that was a momentous day. not only did that happen but a few months later, and the mayor's office of housing acquired some land that we're standing on, it was fully entitled for a market rate condominium project. they had drawings that were done, they were ready to break ground. the mayor's office had the vision and the wherewithal at the time to acquire this shovel ready -- remember that term that we used to talk about? and the city took some grief

here is my bottom line. i think your money is safer in your house than it is in stocks.h roschelle, our resident real estate guy. all right, good stuff. question, mitch, is my money safer in my house than it is in the stock market? >> 100%. in fact, i was applauding, you just didn't hear me during your open there i'm doing the same thing. i'm selling stocks and buying another home. because if you look at it over time, housing in the right areas has outperformed the stock market in terms of wealth preservation. one thing for your audience. i completely agree with what you said about a 30 year fix rate mortgage, for most americans the single great wealth accumulate tore over their lifetime is 30-year mortgage. you have a nest egg for your future. i'm very, very bullish on housing. stuart: you always do informal survey for us amongst your real estate colleagues. are they telling you that there is any pullback in the astronomical price increases that we've seen in some markets? are they seeing any pullback there? >> i think what was happening, stuart, is, realtors trying to

and, carlo, having been a significant consumer of healthcare myself and my family, i've often said this, and i mean it from the bottom heart: thank your daughter for me.m if there are any angels in heaven, they're male and female nurses. t that's the god's truth. doctors let you live. they make you want to live. spent a lot of time in icu, with my son on a table. tell her, thank you, thank you, thank you. i really mean it.t [applause] and i want to thank congresswoman wild for the passport into her district. where are you? [cheers and applause] as they say up in scranton, she's bragging on y'all. they don't say y'all up there. they say that in delaware. you do because you got family from alabama. and you've been a tireless champion for the working men and women of the lehigh valley, helping us pass a tax cut for families with children that people are seeing now in their bank accounts, showing up in their bank accounts every month, and working with our administration to expand home care for seniors. we got a generation that's a sandwich generation between the child and a mom or dad needing help. and they need help. pr

an exemplary life of groundbreaking service to germany, and i might add, and i mean it from the bottom of my heart, to the world. on behalf of the united states, thank you for your career of strong, principled leadership, and thank you for speaking out for what is right and for never failing to defend human dignity. i want to thank you for your continued support, for the long-standing goal of a europe whole, free, and at peace. you have been a stalwart champion of the transatlantic alliance. under your chancellorship, the friendship and cooperation between germany and the united states has grown stronger and stronger. and i am looking forward to celebrating more at our dinner this evening, but today was very much a working visit. chancellor merkel and i covered a wide range of issues, where germany and the united states are working to share -- to advance a shared agenda. we discussed together at the g7, germany and the united states have responsibilities to lead with our values, as do the other members of nato. and today, i've confided that, in our new washington declaration, which we have c

thank you from the bottom of my heart very much. it's very appreciated. and you know now on how it felt, oh my god, what expectations were high and they were dramatically exceeded the the we were talking about this a little bit in the car right. on the way back. and i don't know the the, the 0 g p. smith and one of the biggest surprises because it felt so normal . it felt like almost like we were as humans involved to be in that environment, which i know is impossible. but it felt so serene and peaceful in the floating. it's actually much nicer than being and for one gravity. it's a very pleasurable experience just from this year just where it feels to tactless of it. that it you know, the, the most profound piece of it for me was looking out at the earth and looking at the earth atmosphere. every astronaut, everybody who's been up into space. they say this that it changes them and look at it and they're kind of amazed and an off struck by the earth and its beauty. but also by its fragility. and i can vouch for that. when i look out, you know, we were sit

i'm speaking with you now from the bottom of my heart. i'm a man of decency.ility... but you're a man who's living in a severely and increasingly repressive system. do you not acknowledge that? no, i disagree. i would say china is the largest internet society. there are more people using smartphones or internet connections in china than any other country in the world. do you really believe that the chinese people are using their smartphones or internet connections without doing lots of chatting, for example? but excuse me, mr gao, but we know for sure that the chinese government has one of the most repressive monitoring systems of the internet in the entire world. you, yourself, have a social credit score, which is based upon your performance, your expression online and in your public and daily life. and that credit score affects everything about your life. we also know that if you went to your television in a different room in your house right now and tried to watch bbc world news, you wouldn't be able to because the chinese government has blocked it. this is

. >> i believe in the bottom my heart that the depths of my sincerity, the president knew what was going to happen. >> sean: you're saying the president saying peacefully and patriotically so your voices will be heard, you're just going to ignore that and say i don't believe him? that's your argument? >> did you see what happened? did you see who was in that crowd? >> i didn't ask you, peacefully and patriotically, what part of that is confusing? it doesn't make sense. >> you have kevin mccarthy on the show on a regular basis, -- >> sean: peacefully and patriotically is confusing to you? >> this was a shame, this was an embarrassment, this will live in history what happened on januar. >> sean: so well last summer. >> i agree with that 100%. and the fact that the liberals are allowing all these minorities to kill for each other in this ghetto -- every monday i announce to the body in chicago in philadelphia and new york. >> sean: i got to go, after the break the cdc is flip-flopping yet again and now they are re-imposing mask guidance and now joe wants mandates on vaccine. our medical tea