nike declined.mothers, that was a big risk. >> it was terrifying, you know. there had been silence around, you know, the culture of pregnancy in sport for too long. and what i was experiencing, i couldn't just sit back and just let it go. >> soon after she and others spoke out, nike announced expanded protections for pregnant women, and this year felix started her own shoe company on her terms. now admired as much for her advocacy as for her athleticism. >> this is so much bigger than just running fast. it's showing women that we can be present at home, and we can also thrive in our professions. >> there is camron in mommy's arms. >> it's integrity. >> that's "nightly news" for this thursday from tokyo. you can watch all the olympic action tonight here on nbc. and a program note, a new episode of "nightly news" kids edition from tokyo is streamin g >>> right now at 4:00. how far away are you from needing the booster shot. >> i'm aging, and soy need a booster. >> the new numbers on the advice as doct

clearly nike weathered covid-19 bers than most what would you say is your biggest takeaway. >> i think the important of having agility, the importance to respond to whatever conditions the world has dealt us in our case, we have tried to stay really connected to the consumer over the past 18 months, and we know that the consumers wants to get what they want when they want it, how they want it, so our digital advantage has really served us well throughout the pandemic, having the incredible nike mobile app, nike run club, training club, when we were all working out at home, and we have continued our focus on innovation i'm coming to you right now from our incredible innovation building that's just opening we've really tried to continue to release innovative production throughout this period our focus has been on serving the consumer, trying to strengthen our competitive position. >> it looks like our on a basketball court there >> yeah. >> to the point on e-commerce. clearly you were the right guy for the time with your background at service now, and nikes digital was a huge consumer ad

i look at the valuation of footlocker they'll have to put in capex to please nike, sg&a to please nikeo -- i could shop it and i'll shop nike but i'm going to drop footlocker. >> that is a concern many of the retailers have to aggregate the brands when they start growing their direct to consumer business. but karen, a word on foot log locker what would you say here. >> i agree with everything that nadine said. that is the knock on footlocker and than think managed to trade nicelyality times through it but we're starting to see nike accelerate that direct to customer it used to be a smart part of the business but nike during the pandemic has turned it up a notch or two footlocker took a position in goat which is good for them. they're trying they're doing everything they can. but i think it is a challenged business. >> fair enough that is a fun game of shop it or drop it. we all played well even tim got confused about the rules in the game we were playing. >> i'm sory. >> it is okay. an investigation into the tesla auto pilot system. so buckle up those details are next, shares down 4%.

. >> and penning an op-ed with nike.tually guarantee that i wouldn't be punished if i didn't perform at my best in the months surrounding childbirth. if i, one of nike's most widely marketed athletes, couldn't secure these protections, who could. nike declined. >> the way you stood up for women, women of color, mothers, that was a big risk. >> it was terrifying, you know. there had been silence around the culture of pregnancy and sport for too long, and what i was experiencing, i just couldn't sit back and let it go. >> reporter: soon after she and others spoke out, nike announced expanded protections for pregnant women. and this year felix started her own shoe company on her terms, now admired as much for her advocacy as for her athleticism. >> this is so much bigger than just running fast. it's showing women that we can be present at home and we can also thrive in our profession. it's showing my daughter, can you stay the course and can you keep doing things the right way with character and integrity. >> our thanks to

emily: brands are also going direct to consumer, including nike.ever, has chosen footlocker as a strategic partner. where do you see that going? richard: it is critically important. nike brings a lot of heat. they create great sneakers, they create great stories. they are a great technology company in terms of advancing both fabrics and apparel and footwear composites that can really create the next generation of sneakers. and you see it on the track and field. that will all be commercialize able. . they do a great job in the industry and we are proud to be their partner and proud to sell a lot of nike products. emily: sneakers are also becoming collectible items. that i spoke to the ceo of stockx yesterday, which is direct-to-consumer, making the argument that people are investing in sneakers as a collectible instead of investing in stocks. take a listen to scott cutler. scott: this next-generation consumer is changing their thinking about what it means to invest today. they are looking at physical assets that are actually more like invested asset

alongside our partners at the nba and nike. fun fact the warriors are one of three teams that are part of the nba that were part of the league when it started in 1946. it's us, boston, and the new york nicks. and the three of us and the nba are celebrating our diamond anniversary. the nba led the way with added to the uniform as a nod to the diamond anniversary. we revealed our 75th logo today that features a diamond shape as well. we are really excited about that. our classic edition uniform is going to be a huge talking point as we look forward to the 21, 22 season and recognize this diamond anniversary. >> i have a lot of friends who collect those warriors jerseys. give us more information about this new uniform. >> yeah. like i said its been years in the making with our friends at nike. it'll be a center piece to the season long celebration for the diamond anniversary. the design honors the warriors history and we are borrowing our 1962 uniform which was worn when will chamberlain set the single game scoring record in a gam

that referred to woke white people, they are now using that as a geopolitical tool, saying nike, andand nba and marriott, you want to criticize united states have at it, if you want to criticize china we'll build a great chinese wall and you cannot enter. but if you criticize u.s. we'll roll out the red carpet for you. that is how the game is played. >> you are upsetting me. >> it makes -- >> i don't think that i heard it as clearly explained. you just did. vivek: this is personal to me. in 1993, when i was in second grade. i heard mart martin luther king's i have a dream speech for the first time, he said, i hope my children grow up in a country, where they are judged not by color of their skin but contend of their character, that meant something to me, that was dream that allowed my dad to come to this country from india over 40 years ago, and build a career as an engineer in ohio. it was dream that allowed me to go in a single generation from kid of immigrants who came to this country with almost no money to becoming founder of a major biotech company, i stepped down of as ceo to

surrounding child birth, if nike, one of most widely marketed athletes, couldn't, who could? a big risk. >> it was terrifying. there had been silence around the culture of pregnancy and sport for too long, and what i was experiencing i just couldn't sit back and just let it go. >> soon after she and others spoke out, nike announced expanded protections for pregnant women, and this year, felix started her own shoe company on her terms. now admired as much for her advocacy as for her athleticism. >> this is so much bigger than just running fast. it's showing women that we can be present at home and we can also thrive in our profession. >> it's showing my daughter, can you stay the course and can you keep doing things the right way with character and integrity? >> and our thanks to lester holt for bringing us her story. felix competes in the women's 4x400 relays tomorrow. if she medals she'll break carl lewis' record. >> and key witness. the inside story from a key impeachment witness against former president trump and how speaking out has changed his life. lieutenant colonel al

why would a fund justify holding nike >> well, look, the fund company that owns nike and their fund that'stheir strategy, they purport to reduce water use liters so, they look at sectors that might have heavy use of water. these are things like apparel, the hotel industry they look to identify companies that have really efficient use of water nike they deem as one of those leaders in the apparel sector. certainly that's a noble goal. and the reason behind that checks out but ultimately what we found was a lot of investors when they buy a water fund they're looking for something differentiated and what ultimately happens is you have this amalgamation of securities spread across numerous different sectors and you send up with standard equity beta rather than anything difference yatd. >> you say it's doubtful you need a water fund. they are niche funds i guess there are two reasons to want exposure to water funds they're not correlated you're saying maybe that's not the case if they hold other companies. the other reason is more of the esg idea, the idea of i want to invest in water with an e

biggest names in the nike stable, all of a sudden nike says, no, we're not going to pay you while yout and on maternity leave. she fought that, and she won. nike and other shoe companies, other big names in the sports industry, relented and said, yes, we do need to respect the rights of mothers who continue to compete. a huge victory, and i think we'll see the benefits of that continuing on in the olympic games, kim. there are going to be more women who are veterans, who are moms, who are going to be able to, as i said, reap those benefits that allyson felix fought for, and turns out once again, won. not only on the field -- >> i think we might have lost christine there. that was christine brennan talking to us from tokyo. i think we got you back, christine? >> i'm here, i can hear you. >> okay, good, you dropped out there for a second. so as you're wrapping up there about her legacy, i'm just thinking about this, that the commonality here, is there a common theme coming out of these olympics, from felix to simone biles, the way female olympians in tokyo are inspiring women in new way

jamie dimon told me as well his operation was affected by the crack-down. >> the clip from nike ceo,hypocrisy of, you know, corporate interest in this country. i mean, you know, china is supporting, you know, nike is supporting the chinese party with policies. they're a company that criticizes u.s. policy but they won't step out on china and, you know, unfortunately, again, you have companies putting profits over national security interest and it's time for the biden administration to be clear-eyed and take decisive action in terms of countering all of the terrible things that china has done that are really -- that are not debatable. maria: yeah, well, which is why we constantly mention all of the conflicts of interest in the biden family and how much money hunter biden made in china because you have to ask yourself whether or not this is because of the conflicts of interest. but, look, i want to move on, i want to move onto more shocking news at the southern border this week, you have covid coming in and elicit drugs coming in and joe biden continues to ignore severity at this and t

and all of a sudden nike, her sponsor, now nike says no, we are not going to pay you while you are pregnant and on maternity leave. and she fought that and she won. nike and other shoe companies, other big names in therelented we need to respect the rights of mothers who continue to compete. >> that was christine brennan speaking to us earlier from tokyo. >>> and the u.s. senate is inching closer tos paing ssing massive infrastructure bill. after months of negotiations, 18 are not senators joined democrats to shut down debate on the bill. senators are confident that it will pass but when is still unclear. lauren fox has the latest from capitol hill. >> reporter: well, senators are back in washington, they had hoped that they could finish the bipartisan infrastructure bill this weekend. but we're seeing that senator bill haggerty, a republican from the state of tennessee, is digging in his heels not allowing this bill to move any faster through the u.s. senate. he says that he is going to require the senate to exhaust the entire amount of debate time. what that means for people back home is

allyson had her daughter three years ago nike her sponsor, one of the biggest names in the nike stablenant on maternity leave. she fought that and won. nike and other big shoe companies, big names in the sports industry relented and said we need to respect the rights of mothers who continue to compete. a huge victory and we'll see the benefits of that continuing on in the olympic games, kim. >> that was cnn sports analyst christine brennan there. >>> simone biles to sit out a good portion of the olympic games she turned to a secret is imnaz yum to straighten out the disorienting condition called the twisties. >> reporter: this is the first time international television cameras inside the ogawa field since simone biles camer to to train in secret. these are the uneven bars she posted on her instagram where she was training for hours and hours on end to try to get over this condition gymnasts call the twisties the disconnect between their mind and body. after simone pulled out of the competition, the coaches here about an hour outside of tokyo got a call from team usa. they needed to fin

announced that nike is a chinese company.gering it. imagine in the 30s and the head of general motors would've said that gm is a german company. people would have been shocked and astounded. and yet part of it is the power of money, the chinese have been very intelligent about taking care of certain companies and punishing other companies. look at the speed at which the national basketball association is so much revenue now comes from china. and when they had somebody who the only thing that general manager did was he favored in a tweet, the freedom loving the people of hong kong. and for that, the chinese communist dictatorship said, we will close down the mba in china unless you get him under control and he had to apologize for favoring the people of hong kong who love freedom. another something disgusting about that. you know when i think back to the free americans who randomly come together as militia, and in the concorde, and took on the british army and defeated them and began an eight year war for freedom. and i think

and so, you see somebody but like the head of nike, and nasa nike is a chinese company. that is really staggering and imagined in the 30s at the head of general motors matt said, that gm is eight german company. people would've been shocked and astounded. and yet part of it was just the power of money, the chinese have been very intelligent about taking care of certain companies and punishing otherin companies. look at the speed of which the national basketball association collapsed, or so much revenue now comes from china and when they had somebody, the only thing general manager was that he favored in a tweet, freedom loving people of hong kong. and from that, the chinese communist dictatorship said, we will close down the mba and china unless you get him under control and he had to apologize for favoring the people hong kong who love freedom. nowe for something discussing about that. and when i think back to free americans who randomly got together with malaysia and lexington, and you took on the british army and defeated it and began an in a you work for freedom and

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actually black lives matter, but now you don't have to take it from xi jinping, you can take it from nike disney, the neutral arbiters of moral -- you can actually make a better box but they criticize the united states. but for china, they get something out of the trade, back to the mutual prostitution -- they never criticize justice over here. that creates a false equivalency between chinese nihilism and american idealism and chinese nihilism wins every time to thank you lebron james, disney, nba. that is the world we live in. that is what i call the birth of this woke industrial complex. it is a new leviathan, a new monster that is far more powerful than what thomas hobbes might have envisioned 400 years ago and it is the biggest threat to individual liberty today. it is not big government alone. think of the big government to the threat to individual liberty. it was in 1980, night, i cannot today. it is a hybrid of big government and big business, governments in china comingled with big business creating an actual threat to liberty and prosperity and it's really hard to know what to do

but it's not just a joke, then using it as a geopolitical tool to say nike and disney and the nba andant to criticize the united states? have edits. you criticize china we are going to build a great chinese wall but we will roll out the red carpet to you and if you are airbnb we will roll out the red carpet only if you give us the consumer data you gather from your users who love it when you post a black square on instagram. it's a little-known secret that wall street journalists reported on last year but that is the game they played -- >> tucker: god, you are upsetting me. i know all this, i don't think i've ever heard it is clearly explained as you just did. >> i spent a year and have thinking about it for the book so i should be able to tell you a little something about it, but it is maddening -- they are playing us like a chinese mandolin and it is working because they have turned these corporations into trojan horses that undermine the united states from within because they are now the new international arbiters of moral justice. so china can go to the u.n. and if they are presse

i also love nike. nike is unbelievable. even though their pe is higher right now than it has been historically, their growth rate has accelerated. love the digital space they're in. those are two stocks i'm really watching. liz: nike hit an all-time record last week, i know. tom -- [laughter] you saw scott just talking about the financials. you actually are picking citigroup. but do you get the sense that this august is going to somehow buck the trend, or as scott says, maybe not? i mean, we're looking at a very different sort of landscape at the moment as we try desperately to emerge from the pandemic and, you know, there are a lot of question marks here. >> yeah. well, liz, scott mentioned banking and he mentioned semiconductors. so i have one of each. i do think this is the time to use any pullbacks to buy the highest quality stocks. so so we've got three for you. citigroup is trading at .87 times tangibles, in normalized times that'll revert back to 1-2 times tangible book. and it's a turn-around story with jane frazier

>> yeah, blue jeans, his nike shoes, and a t-shirt underneath. and he had his red hoodie on. >> do you mind if we see your nikes? >> yeah, sure. >> chris wanted to help. he gave those nikes to investigators, as well as his clothes. he even gave a dna sample. and after his interview, chris' dad called up sergeant carpenter. >> he had told us in this phone call that l.j. had driven by the house, was threatening chris. >> so here's more information that this l.j. is a very real and threatening person? >> yes. >> detectives also spoke to chris and annie's friend spencer criddle. spencer said he was at the gym with his brother the night annie was killed. >> did she have an interest in gangs? >> not that -- she didn't really tell me. maybe she does because of some person named l.j., i have no idea who he is. all i know is she told me he was in a gang, i'm not sure. >> before he left the interview, spencer shared one more thing with police. >> she said that l.j. has killed someone before. she never gave me the name but she says she knows that, something

nike is around 40. under arm our has struggled.ey're getting back shelf space, and getting cred again for things like the hover platform nike still continues to dominate in the sneaker world, obviously. adeedaus is performing exceptionally well they're dressing casually out. >> we saw pepsi for a minute there. >> we should hit that as well. >> they're selling tropicana and naked. i certainly remember when they bought tropicana in 1998 you don't but. >> i kind of remember. but that was a time when juice was thought to be so much. it has been a low growth category for the last few years. all juice, that is low margins, and pepsico made a statement today. i talked to the cfo hugh johnston and chair, we aren't just in the business of buying, two multibillion dollar deals, sodastream and rock star energy, they're also looking to get rid of some of the brands that aren't performing as well. this one they sold to a private equity, but they're also retaining a 39% stake so they can participate in the upside. wasn't a bad deal. 1.5 times sa

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. >> susan: the nike sign for avenatti?here. >> susan: think of corporations. >> greg: what should happen to chris cuomo? >> susan: that's a great question. >> greg: thank you. that's why i'm sitting here. >> susan: i don't want to make any judgments on any fellow peers, journalist ray didn't he used to work here? did you know him? >> greg: we were roommates. we couldn't find a place to live so we stated a women's college. we dressed up as women. did you watch the resignation? i love that the chyron's were still behind. 5 minutes behind before they said cuomo resigned. everyone was checking, did he really say that? wow. everyone's double checking at the same time. >> greg: kat, what do you feel about chuck todd saying that there could be a come back? >> kat: i want to know what would possibly lead to that. based on what evidence? he resigned. this was all really bad. he's a bad guy. but there is still all these other things that he did. >> greg: the nursing home. >> kat: priority testing for family and friends. i lose track

in 2019, nike changed its maternity policy when it comes to athletes.their contracts cannot be terminated. a lot of people say that shift started with allyson and other female athletes speaking out. >> such a powerful voice. i can't get over how cute her little girl is. is she a little runner? >> i asked her and she said she's fast, but she doesn't mind if she does another sport like maybe tennis or something. >> so sweet. >> so we're excited for allyson. >> mr. roker, you got a check of the weather? >> i do, indeed. how is the weather down there, craig? >> you know what, al, compared to some of the other nights, not nearly as humid, not nearly as hot. it's nice. it could also be because it's the last night so i just -- you know. >> good. you're getting out just in time because they have a lot of weather systems coming their way. but a little closer to home, we are looking at some showers back through the plains. some of these could be some heat-based thunderstorms and cause some more wildfires. we're going to be watching that very closely. wet weather

on 20 centers, it gives you a feeling park nike settings. ah. the news i was struck by how familiar it felt. it was a connection to live a town that they both developed as post for a suburbs. i believe going him and he built these houses. he really built youth houses for the veterans coming home from the war. it was hard for him to get financing for these houses because they were so different. the whole social part was partner his design and for probably also shouldn't even say i don't. i'm not even going to get. he was a socialist. and i think a lot of the people that moved in here were i'm gonna get 12 percent. oh, my father is greg green, fairly well known california architect from the forties and fifties. so these are the letter i just came into my hotel room from an interesting and an expected visit through the day from drafting rooms at yale. are one and a half days of philip johnson's jewel and new canaan. here's the real fascist intellectual. i started rummaging through some old papers and then i came across this here, 200 page or 10200

we own amazon, but we also like some of the retail names with the target we like nike, the companiesng that online peretz. the secular growth names, those associated with i.t., with 5g, with broadband, and cloud, those are all areas we like, even though we're looking at some of the cyclical names, so not necessarily a rising star/falling star story, but digging into the balance sheets in the sectors where he like. >> shannon, another way of putting this analysis is, do you want a momentum trade or not and chase what the other players are chasing up it can work for a period, but could change direction all of a sudden i wonder if you think that could be something that does break the cycle of momentum and themes that have worked for the last year or so >> i certainly think that the emphasis that we're all placing on jackson hole and the september fed meeting is warranted. i feel we're in a situation where the fed is stuck in a very tight place between inflation, clear inflation coming straight from the consumers' mouths, as well as the need to potentially mitigate what could be a slower

charles: coca-cola, nike, yum! brands and the list goes on and on and on.. it has been amazing, maybe an earnings season for the ages. blended growth at 22%. earnings8%. the blended growth is now 91%. have you made any changes over the last three weeks based on these results in the earnings season? >> so when we look at these numbers like the ones you just quoted i think we're at peak earnings growth, charles, but i'm not sure we're at peak earnings. you look over the next couple quarters analysts are already raising their expectations for earnings over the next couple quarters and we were already at 25% for next quarter, mid-teens for the quarter after this. so i think all of that is going to tell you that you're going to have some support for the equity markets going forward if earnings continue to do well. so we've been trimming some of our growth names in the portfolio, not because we don't like the names because they have become such overweight in the portfolio and looking suns we do think the equity market will continue to trend higher, looking at som

and also if you think about another hot category for the holidays which is footwear nike makes 50% of and as i said, 30% of factories there are closed so there is going to be a situation where of course with covid rearing its head and hitting the areas that are supply chain heavy, so there is a ton of shortages so you have containers an supply cain disruption so the consumer needs to get out there and buy it early if they want the hot product. >> okay. it is friday it is been a long week everybody wants to have an adult beverage or two. let's leave on an optimistic note simon property said that some or all of the traffic i think at their malls was more than the pre-pandemic levels. americans love to shop assuming though big covid related shutdown, who is going to win right now and in the holidays who looks good >> so, i think you continue to look at nike you continue to look at the hot categories you continue to look at peloton. because they're still -- the variant is rearing their heads out there that make people want to stay home you look at certainly ralph lauren that just reported

out of china, why some of our own companies for whom china is a temple, i'm thinking of apple and nike as a couple of examples, why they don't seem to beflecting tha kind of fear. >> we don't know what the talk in the board rooms is. and we also don't know what the dialogue between those companies and the government is. i know we can tell just by looking at what tesla is doing, in china, that it is listening very closely to what the government is saying, safety is paramount and it is taking more precautions i think than might otherwise have been the case and think the other side of this is china wants to manufacture very high end goods. it does not want to be considered the commoditizer of the world. and so i know that tesla, apple, nike, they're all exporting from china, which says something about china's manufacturing prowess, and if you are listening to president xi jinping these days, he's saying we need to accelerate our movement up the stack in terms of quality and design when it comes to manufacturing so i think they're serving the -- the chinese government's purpose in some way

. >>> nike is announcing it is closing its corporate offices this week to give employees paid time offg break comes ahead of most workers returning to the office and concerns struggling to balance their careers with the pandemic. the nike representative wrote in a statement, quote, take the time to unwind, de-stress and spend time with your loved ones adding, do not work. >>> now to a possible solution for those at home workers who might be doing a little bit too much sitting around. researchers figured out how much you need off sitting for a whole day of sitting. you can balance out ten hours of sitting still with 30 to 40 minutes of moderate exercise and found cycling, walking, gardening can count towards the 30 minutes. >> move around as much as you can. >>> hurricane ida expected to drive up gas prices in the coming weeks after forcing the shutdown of oil and gas protection in the gulf. meanwhile, the ftc is taking a closer look at why gas prices have now been going up for months. they're investigating gas station mermgers to see if some companies are colewding to raise prices. >>>

i think nike has got better management, a better valuation, more innovative products, and nike's outperformedhold. stuart: thanks, mark. stay where you are. you're with me the rest of the hour i just want to report this coming at us now. user reports indicate that spotify is having problems. the stocks down 1.5%. okay we'll keep you posted on any updates there, when the full story comes out. next, the eviction moratorium is over, the media sympathizing with renters but what about the landlords? they haven't been paid, we'll get into that. dr. fauci has a new warning about the delta variant. listen to this. >> i don't think we're going to see lockdowns, but things are going to get worse. stuart: we'll ask dr. siegel if he agrees. border patrol agents say covid positive migrants are being released into texas day in and day out. coming up next i'll ask the mayor of mcallen, texas if there's anything he can do about it and what's he seeing in his border town. >> ♪ so urgent ♪ [sfx: radio being tuned] welcome to allstate. ♪ [band plays] ♪ a place where everyone lives life well-protected. ♪♪ and ev

then taking on nike and fighting nike for other women. i. she has done amazing things. sue bird with the wnba. by the way, i want to thank you for running a commercial and piece between us and the right-wing pastors to get separation. >> sure. >> you know, look at what meg rapinoe and the soccer plays had to do. the last president cheering openly against them. you talk about mental pressure. 40% of your country is against you as you represent your country? they got bronze. i think the best and the worst of america is reflected every day. >> cari, one of the story lines here is the success of the american women in the games. allyson felix, of course, soccer team medaled. the basketball team. beach volleyball. the list is on and on. women's sports have really done well in tokyo. beyond that, what are your thoughts on what is the legacy of these games as they are about to wrap up? they have been playing in the shadow of the pandemic so far, knock on wood, there have been covid cases, but not a huge outbreak. what will you take from the games

hera was among one of those wearing nike supe spikes, stiff carbon and foam that act together as a springin wore them in the 400 medial -- 400 meter hurdles and the winner said that he had those things in his shoes that i hate, that it takes credibility away from the sport. here is michael johnson once ain. >> the shoes are allowing the athles to be superhuman, to do someg they are not naturally capable of. then that would be a problem. i hear there yet. i think they allow the athletes to be the best they are within the limitations of the footwear or the track. thisa fast track. it's designed specifically to reduce friction when t athlete steps on the track. >> here is taylor's assessment on whether the shoes can help athletes from faster. >> essentially the technology in the fight has been translated from shoes that have had much research that has been carried out on and it is all to do with the components of the shoes and as you correctly stated, the addition of the carbon off stiff plate, it combined to essentially handle energy losses. so, the fuel the athlete needs to maintain the sa

she may to a, coming from a horse again, and i can clarify the nike now the thing to them that they might be for the last time she has sunk mom, brew and other well known brands for over 30 years. now she wants to free herself of her nicotine dependence. today, she has an appointment of the outpatient addiction clinic of visuals. pompey to hospital in paris. she wants to remain anonymous to kennedy for any focus she, unless she's seen. and she can surmise it's, you know, the probably need to get a little punching in the dr. las i will as seen, is the head of the local department for addictive disorders. according to her, many medical professionals in france are themselves dependent. and it's the nicotine that makes giving up so difficult to cleanse. katina silly, pudgy key key hall i did. and kelley absorbing from me and kelly. i thought i'd just plan on getting it all set to whom. so different and then you could change from dollars to vote and you just couldn't go off. it's done this 50, correct? i left was u p. o street to new york also post, you know, buffering balance after the left,

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i mean, nike really us in the prince is a better for the prints to be feared or loved. and his conclusion is because the locus of fear, the, the source of fear resides in him, in the prince. it can be constant for his role, whereas the locus of love resides in the people. it's in their power, and so for them could be constant and long lasting mean. so marquee valley already opens a question that he, he probably doesn't provide us the answer with, what would it mean to have our social arrangement, like the basis of our social choices be founded on love. i don't think one has to justify the cost in nature or the national security state . one just has to keep the people fearful enough to support it. but what i want to bring to your attention today is the potentially much more sinister nexus between iraq and the kite a terrorist network. every word in that speech was gone over by the director of central intelligence and his deputy director after we slept. so is nothing that i made up, it was nothing that i stuck in there, and in fact, some people tried to stick extra things