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that today he has a test for the oge, and good russian speech, i don’t know how you feel about this,is is 600 points, the letter is now kanka, and e, letter e, discover what’s special here, open, yeah, i don’t even know what you’re talking about now, no, the other thing is that you don’t remember the task, yes, this is the main problem than... 50 points, well, the letter h, i don’t know, this is a game , i played it childhood, come here, little bun, come, come here, come here, please get up, what is your name, anastasia dmitrievna, very nice, you learned, tell me why you are dressed so beautifully? i have prepared for you - two gifts, the first gift i will recite a poem, the second gift i will dance, come on, i send greetings to friends, girlfriends at first school, teachers, i can touch uncle lenya and give him a portrait, well, 600 points on the drum, letter , letter p, open, and in front of us is the third finalist, capital show field of miracles, applauding you studio, thank you, gifts to the studio, and we came from the ancient city of marshansk, which celebrated its four hundre

i don't believe all the windows have og lugs. i just want to state that.y, because i think, it's common belief that all historic windows had og lugs and, when in fact all historic windows did not have og lugs and i, i've noticed it, in practice, that victorian buildings often did not, have og lugs, so i don't want to, get into any kind of false historicizing, and i don't think that we should be replacing the windows if there's not a need to replace them, so i'm i'm opposed to the window replacement, unless it's, made very clear that that needs to happen in, as commissioner nageswaran was mentioning, the old growth wood and, performance of historic windows when well maintained. you know, can last much longer than, than, some of the other contemporary replacements, i also had a hard time finding in the packet, you know, it the how how, how much the building is lifting is. i'm sorry, how much the building is raising to accommodate the garage or you're just excavating? no, we're just excavating below. okay. and we actually get the clearance we need, since the

because today he has a test for the oge, and good russian speech, i don’t know how you feel about thisoints, well, the letter h, i don’t know, this is a game, i played it as a child, come here, little bun, come, come here, come here, please get up, what is your name, anastasia dmitrievna, very nice, you learned, tell me why you are dressed so beautifully? i have prepared two gifts for you. the first gift, i will recite a poem. and the second gift, i will dance. come on, friends, friend of the first school, teachers, i send greetings, i can touch uncle lenya and give him a portrait. and this magical elixir of youth was passed on by our grandmother anna semyonovna, a big greeting to her, and now there will be a request: she is 8.6 years old, she lives in our village, every year she plants potatoes, she has a huge garden, please tell her not to plant these potatoes this year, because she can barely walk with us, she needs to have an operation on her eyes, she doesn’t listen to us , maybe... anna semyonovna, plant potatoes, and no matter how many years you plant potatoes, for so many years

og, like not -- back when they weren't winning. >> paul: back like steve fuller. huh? those days.ple would say "are you a football fan?" and i would say yes. what's your team? i would say kansas city chiefs and they would just go "oh, that's cute." it's a strange sensation. i think any chiefs fan would say the same thing. >> stephen: second consecutive super bowl win. was it as exciting the second time? >> paul: yeah, it's unreal. >> stephen: did you go? >> paul: i went. i went. it's exciting. it's exciting when you win. it's awful watching it. i don't think it's an enjoyable experience at all. >> stephen: you don't get a contact high or anything? >> paul: i don't talk to anybody. i go with my son who is equally as passionate about the team as i am. >> stephen: you don't talk to your son about it? >> paul: we look at each other. we go "oh!" and we get so mad. and then we hug and high-five throughout the game but we don't say much. we sit on the edge of our seats. basically it's an awful feeling until hopefully elation. >> stephen: right. that's some of the best fathering. just rag

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schoolchildren in the border areas of the belgorod region will not take the oge and the unified stater. the head of the region, vyacheslav glodkov, announced this today. according to him, ninth-graders will be certified based on their current performance, while eleventh-graders will be able to enter universities based on the results of entrance exams. many teenagers the regional authorities are now taking them away from the shelling. in total , there are now 9,000 children from the belgorod region throughout the country. another group. met the other day in the hanteman autonomous okrug by olga zenkova about the warm welcome of the busy weekdays of belogorod schoolchildren, quickly, greetings from belgorod, it’s a myth that southerners are afraid of frosts, in their native belgorod it’s already +20, in the ugra it’s below zero, but here no one is cold, in general incredibly beautiful, the city here is generally magical, like a winter fairy tale, we are delighted with the snow, because that we already have grass, it’s already warm, and here there is still the opportunity to ski, this wi

. >> i don't have you the og check, the show girl, the import, the daughter, and of course, the escorteal from trump. >> and we're going backstage to speak to two of the actresses. hello! >> hi. >> thanks for coming. >> thank you. >> everyone wears a wig. and here they are. gabriela, i see yours. and it's so pretty. wow! >> ivana with her very big bump. >> playing ivana her off broadway debut at 23, bringing the house down. ♪ >> i've always kind of played mature roles in high school and in college. so playing this role, being the youngest person in the show, but playing the oldest person was kind of cool. >> gabriela joy rodriguez plays second wife marla, known for hosting the miss universe pa pageants. ♪ whenever i watch fox news and i see our orange guy, i'm reminded of the pageant world, perk up, i'll tell y'all why ♪ >> honestly, i just feel very grateful to be able to bring something that causes a lot of laughter during a time that is quite stressful. >> next comes the current wife, played bay theater veteran, jamie lynn beady is former first lady melania, and she pays tribute to

cancel the oge and the unified state exam in regions affected by the flood, nina ostanina suggested afteralready sent an appeal to the federal ministry, we are raising questions about the education of children, temporary detention centers, today they are usually located in schools, it is clear that children do not study in these schools, and those who are in temporary detention centers do not study either , high school students, ninth graders, parents, teachers are very worried, the state duma is discussing measures that will support people, compensation should be at the level i... the indignation of the residents of the orenburg region, who today receive compensation, a one-time compensation of 10,000 rubles. for partial loss of property. 50 thousand rubles, and for the complete, complete liquidation of property, well, a house that cost several million rubles, here you are, dear comrades, as much as 1000 rubles. officials should be put in prison and they should be forced to pay normal money to people. questions about the environment, specifically about cleaning river beds. in soviet time

she's a board certified og-gyn and the owner of the desert star institute for family planning.lly stop abortions from happening? >> bans don't stop abortions. my biggest concern is the criminalization piece. >> reporter: her clinic is smaller, but no less important. especially since she's one of the few black providers in the state. despite her convictions, she says she has to abide by the laws. she can't risk going to prison. >> i feel that i just want to be real about my intention to stay free. black women physicians are 2% of the physician work force here in the united states. so, my existence matters. they come here because i'm here. and i don't take that for granted. >> reporter: arizona's democratic attorney general kris mayes says she won't enforce the 1864 law, but she acknowledges she can't stop local prosecutors from doing so. >> i would urge arizonans are pregnant to make a plan. and i can't believe i'm having to say that. start thinking about california and nevada and new mexico or colorado. >> reporter: dr. taylor is focused on keeping her doors open, even if the b

til they have to wait 296 days before electiodays bn day for og arguments. >> eight years later, its. took i just break something down. i mean, timing's obviously ridiculous. ngthe ridiculous the conflictc f of interest is ridiculous. this whole cas e is. ridiculous. but let me just point out the most ridiculous fact moas og my fatherhin wasn't even in new york city at the time. my father was sitting behind the resolute desk in washingtone d.c. when a bookkeeper booked a legal expense as a legal expense, the company had no communication with him. h him, they were with him. my father was focuseydunited on running the united states of america, not bookkeeping ameri. >> not today. hillary clinton. wrong in the bookkeeping. hillar well, hillary clinton, shee said that the dirty dossier that she paiy dossied for was al expense. oh, what a shock. eric, i hope you'll updater stro us throughout this trial, because i think americans sengi. this for what it is.your we really appreciate your time. thank you for being with us.that w when we come back, people that were in the courtroom today, they

don't know about all of you, but i am a big fan of issa rae, president barbie, and martha stewart, the og influencer is what sports illustrated called her on her. she was that. yes, as well as other kara swisher, who is a really accomplished writer journalist with the new york magazine, as well as bestselling new york times author. so really exciting lineup. i think the beauty about this conference is that it collects the brilliant minds of women and their allies from all across the state, and you get the opportunity to truly be you know, i don't know if any of you that speech in barbie really resonated me with. it is so hard sometimes to be a woman. yeah, there are lots of expectations. you must be kind. you must be smart, strategic, thoughtful, emotional, beautiful, a little bit of everything. >> and assertive but not aggressive, assertive, aggressive. >> and so this conference really embraces the beauty of being a woman and beauty in all forms mental, physical, emotional and how you balance that. you network, you meet tremendous leaders from across the business world, and it's an oppor

with this oge schedule, exams in geography, computer science and social studies have been postponed toderal level, rules for regulating control work will be approved, he announced. head of rosobronadzor anzor muzaev. the corresponding government decree will be released in coming days. our monitoring as part of our work with the bureaucracy showed that there are subjects, there are schools where in subjects up to 35 percent or more of the time is spent only on tests. yes. so we are carrying out this work now, and this is exactly what will help us. and here we will give expert opinions. the need for these procedures. according to the new draft order, it is proposed to organize a retake in computer science and social studies in the russian language, physics, chemistry, as well as the written part of the exam in foreign languages july 4, and retakes in biology, geography, mathematics, basic and specialized levels, history, literature and the oral part of the exam in foreign languages ​​on july 5. it is important that when retaking the test, the last result obtained will be taken into accou

show me that you are worthywort of votinhy og. says >> because even though there is a law that says you can't vote if you're illegalyof, the truth is new york city a couple of monthss ago wants 800,000 illegals to vote in the next. a war a so this is a war and they're on the front lineabou and absolutely applaud them. >> and what do you said about venezuela that crime thato is down 67% in that country. not only is crime down crime, the murders in venezuela are the lowest they've beenars. in 20 years. why? because they are here. oh, how exciting. that's. that doesn't sound like great news, richard.or but the good news is democrats and republicans seem to be on the free and fair election issue. >> they're both saying have the exact same thing. we have to protect democracy and wetoemocracy have to protecs the integrity of our elections. >> true. >> r. start where the judge left off, which is the ideal of law and order, because i thin k this was a press conference built as an election integrity, presintegrs conference. >> and what the

on the night of april 8, i.e. today, the enemy attacked the enemy with an og-59 air-guided missile from the airspace of the occupied zaporizhzhia region. of the russian federation, we would like to ask you about our anti-aircraft defense, how it worked and whether this attack was something, or whether it differed in something, and whether the enemy tried to operate with some new methods? well, actually this tactic has been going on for quite some time now, the only thing is that it aims to continue reconnaissance of our positions and continue to exhaust ours. topics of ppo. we see that every day the enemy uses dozens of such kamikaze attack drones and we almost always manage to shoot down a large number of these drones. however, the enemy continues to use the tactics of so-called disturbing fire, when they, constantly maintaining this pace, continue to impose this intensity of fighting on us, so the use of our mobile groups, which is usually cut short. time for preparation, for service, and of course that in this way, at the expense of more or less cheap means of destruction, they try t

some s-300 ballistic missile, for example, well, in fact , kharkiv was also supplied by the zmiivska ogesin the zmiivska district of kharkiv , which is quite large and powerful, and it was also destroyed, that is, at the same time everything is destroyed. and russian the public happily writes that kharkiv should be left without electricity, what is it, why does kharkiv have electricity, and the fact that other regions are helping us, they did not take into account that we will have help, and that we have everything... . they help more than one person, there is still such a moment , but i am personally worried, but somehow in the last two weeks, a lot of fires are burning, around kharkiv, in saltivka, in areas where russia used to shell a lot, then in the border area with russia bogodukhnivsky district, even a woman died there today, this there is such a situation that, well... it often happened that i personally do not believe that there is no arson, that it is just people going and burning themselves, because some large areas are burning and it is also a little stressful, and when it's b

and instability, and send a goal. police of sees the largest drug sold on the land route. nicholas og reports from assembly is capital dot com is after 3 years in a crowded prison cell in downtown to carr, this man whom we're calling off made has become a shadow of his former self. the syrian national was arrested for drug trafficking, a charge he denies. he says he was burnt by his girlfriend, meaning she used him to transit drugs through spending go without his knowledge. the judge found him innocent and ordered his release. but he says that the traffic of cocaine from latin american has, she's, from morocco, is on the rise. so me traffic hers are in jail about both of those are. there are so many nationalities in prisons, syrians, colombians, italians, french, moroccans, libyans, spaniards, all because of the international traffic of drugs. it's an extraordinarily well organized trade. on the most western point of africa facing the americas san diego has become a major transit point for drug traffickers. according to the u. n. n drug enforcement agencies. in 2023, at least 6 tons o

some s-300 ballistic missile, for example, well, in fact, kharkiv was also supplied by the zmiivska oges is in the zmiivska district of kharkiv until... so big and powerful, and her too destroyed, that is, everything was destroyed at the same time, and the russian public joyfully writes that kharkiv should be left without electricity, what is this, why does kharkiv have electricity, and the fact that we are helped by other regions, they did not take into account that we will have help , and they all help each other, there is still such a moment, but i am personally worried, but somehow, in the last week or two, a lot of drought has been burning around kharkiv. in nasaltivka, in such areas where russia used to shell a lot, then the border area with russia, bogoduhiv district, today even a woman died there, it's some kind of situation that, well, it started to happen so often that i personally don't believe that there is no arson there, that it's just people going and burning themselves, because some too large areas are burning, and it's also a little stressful, and also when there is a fi

will not do, very soon we will face the consequences of last year's undermining of the kokhovskaya ogesthat is , i am sure that people in the temporarily occupied territories will have problems with drinking water, with irrigation, yes. because the russians have not done anything in this direction all year and now in the summer we will see these problems, so in the temporarily occupied territory, this is the number of humanitarian crises, it will, unfortunately, only grow, and i think that they are most interested in those people , which can still be mobilized in or in the army of the occupier, or on one or another work, the rest of the people are absolutely not interested in them, unfortunately, thank you very much, askada shurbekov, a deputy of the zaporizhia regional council was in touch with us, well, this is such a true tactic of the russians, to capture the territory, because there are... people survive, then it doesn't matter, then it doesn't matter, destroy everything, rebuild something and say that this is our family, but we understand that the enemy will not succeed, globally

standard in the last og, snl and "thirty rock" we love him here.n. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> kelly: my gosh. we're in new york now, officially. >> i see. you're down the block. you have it going on. >> kelly: thank you, thank you. >> you have it going on. for real. >> kelly: i love that, it makes me feel good. your daughter is usually with you. how is she doing? >> mavin is in school now. 10 and a half and getting all as. doing well. >> kelly: amazing. >> she is doing well. i'm proud of her. you ask her what she wants to be when she is older. is he tells you an act thres. she made that d

moral, religious views that factor into this decision here it is there a consensus on when life begins og voters? >> no, and actually there is noo consensus among democrats or republicans. it is a very thorny, moral, and political issue. but i would say, trey, the top issues democrats have surrounding abortion heading into 2024 is that when we hold voters only 10% to 12% say abortion is my number one most important concern. and when you lower that to what we call low propensity voters, voters who maybe didn't turn out midterms but sure to turn out in a generaelecl election, it is et lower. the task democrats have because absolutely if they have the advantage on the abortion issue and republicans are losing on iy is making it salient and making the case this is just as important as the economy,impo immigration, or crime measurements are much more importanmet issues to a much bigger swath of voters.of >> trey: kevin come abortion is not mentioned in the constitution, but neither our marriage, children, education,so or the air force for thatai matterr . life, however, is mentioned twice. so

insiders also knew that they could sell lincoln's classic to riches story of ftinfrom a poor child hood og cin and already he was known as the rail splitter for having split thousands of rails after he came to illinois. he did seem an unusually man and a man of the people. soon after getting the news from chicago by telegraph, lincoln walked home alone. there's a little woman down at our house who would like to hear this. he. the seward supporters, were livid to see the nominee stolen away from them. and they blamed this man. new york tribune editor horace greeley. greeley's probably most famous for saying go west young, and he spent the week warning delegates that seward was too control to win the men thought it was all an act of vengeance since wheat and seward had refused to make greeley lieutenant governor of new york, giving the job instead to new york. ed henry, raymond greeley had a lot of influence with the republicans and his timely was another reason the lincoln miracle happened after the vote. greeley had the nerve to show at the new york headquarters where delegates cast him to

a year or two ago one of the d ogs ran away. went off the property. we lost him for several days.lose to tears and heart broken. that was my first dog i ever o wned and i was missing him. fortunately he came back, a neighbor delivered him back to us all groomed and everything. it was just terrific. i was very, very happy. are we done? anybody have anything else to say? i think the no pet bereavement leave won. yes, get parental -- bereavement leave lost. you're in the minority. lauren: i'll take the loss. stuart: we're definitely done. going through this again. show me the dow 30, # sense of the market. it's half and half. even split. just about. winners and losers, the dow is now up 126. next, a traffic law in ohio w arns that california's zero emission standards will have catastrophic consequences for the industry. that trucker will be here to make his case. he's next. ♪ stuart: a trucker from ohio is warning that california's zero emission standards will have a catastrophic consequences for the entire trucking industry. that trucker is monte and he joins me now. california want

lauren: my sympathies to ashley because you lost two of your d ogs last year, this year? one. we adopted a new older dog so, yeah, it was to believe. lauren: i'm sorry. stuart: okay, let's move on. another hot question this week, should airlines remove reclin clining seats seats economy? first thing on a flight and i go to sleep and get rid of upright and make all chairs in reclining position and if they get rid of reclining, i won't be getting on a flight any time soon. cassie and tom, my husband and i feel seats should not recline. there's minimal room to start with and the guy in front of you reclines and takes up a lot of already small space. lauren. lauren: cathy and tom are so right. if you're going to have seats that recline, make them actually recline. they go back ever so little. and you have no room if you're in the seat behind them. i'm cellly challenged and -- vertically challenged and hurts my legs. stuart: this is from john, fun seeing varney's grand kids t oday. please ask lauren to bring her daughter back. she was great. going to do it? lauren: no, because

sorry, a cause beat spinoff that's almost 40 years old, a cause beat spinoff is as needed now as an ogll kind of having fun. at least of this is the most entertaining thing i've seen come out of the white house and some time. was i. k. gp there? was that she? okay. >> yes, leading the second line there. pretty good. she's having fun. >> laura: the countries gone down what lease are dancing and having fun. but kamala harris is on the only one using pop culture to put her gender, now hillary is a broadway producer. her show is called sauce. it's about, the audience suffering, depending on what your perspective is. i'm not sure this will go the way of the carry musical, one of broadway's biggest flops. here is a bit of the excitement to be had. ♪ emma great american [ bleep ]. ♪ i earn my own wages and bison to rages ". ♪ when men say no. ♪ emma great american lee bleep [ bleep ]. ♪ i seduce whoever i please. >> hamilton hold your purse. over the performances and all that exciting, perhaps this side of hillary will entice audiences or maybe not. >> in 1913 woman in this country were not a

. >> i would love appreciation for being the og on apple is doing nothing. >> let me defend that. >> i'm talking here. do either of you disagree that revenue and earnings have been flat -- >> yeah, i have been saying that since we were at inglewood cliffs. >> i will add to it when the chart does not look as bad as it does now. why? the service margins are better than the product margins, and nobody goes out and buys an android. nobody. i don't know if i self select friends that way. the fact of the matter is this company generates so much cash flow they buyback a ton of shares, and be i don't care if net income is flat because it will -- >> you probably don't -- >> i consider that economic outperformance. can you only do that if you have the cash flows with which to do it. >> you have owned apple many, many times. you don't own it now. >> i have not owned it for a long time. >> what is a long time? >> a few years. >> none of the issues that you raise necessarily have colored your opinion on owning the stock in the past? >> no, it has. it has. the lack of innovation -- >> but you owne

you are the og. >> i am the original gangster.utnumbered" was coming out. it is my dream one day to be here. it is such an honor. >> it is my dream to sit next to you. at the lectern at the white house, i wonder when she would get him on. i want more than that. remember, it was in iowa. we needed a town hall. senator joni arts. they had a tractor outside. we did that in the ep at that time for "outnumbered" said, we've got to get kayleigh mcenany on the show. look at you now. it's every day. >> such a dream come true. jason, tell us what it's like to be in your seat. >> you get to discuss things and banter back and forth and to be one lucky guy sitting in the middle. congratulations. it's fun. it's a fun show. that is why it is the best rated show. it deserves it. >> substance mixed with levity sometimes. i think people need. >> i love that. >> we are taking it into the next 10. >> happy birthday to us all. has it flown back? >> where is that champagne? the delicious mix that we go through, and doesn't fly by, but it sure is fun.

. >> oh, apples and bananas, grape gas, the night's templar og wayne cake crossed with that's just todayabout cannabis. >> i can confess i consume more. in california. >> i'm just not competitive enough, man, jimmy. >> jimmy: i do want to explain our back story, if i could. now, freddie, i mentioned earlier you were on the local news. they opened a cannabis shop in michigan. >> abc 57. >> you were waiting in line. the news showed up, and you instantly became a star around the world. >> yeah. >>. >> jimmy: yeah. i interviewed you, fell deeply in love with you, and then at the same time, i met these two guys name mischka and -- who owned the cannabis shop down the street. and they have a bunch of stores in l.a. here you were with those guys. what do you do? what is your job exactly there? >> i'm mr. everything. i'm actually a minion now. >> jimmy: you're a minion? >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: what does that mean? >> when did that happen? >> jimmy: i wish the audience could smell what's going on here. i am now high from the fragr alone. so, you -- and what we said, oh, this guy, freddie, is gre

nicole malliotakis.you signed og for the president of columbia to step down.uary you introduced legislation to strip federal funding from any colleges that blatantly aallow anti-semitism and strip student visas from foreign students who participate in these ain these anticipate sc protests. >> taxpayers should not be funding them, nor should we be giving people the privilege of coming to the united states to study if they're going to participate in anti-semetic activities. i'm hoping that we'll see the house take up a package of legislation that will include mine but i think what's happening right n now at columba escalated dramatically. this has been going on for months, about five months ago when this started and we saw actual students being physically aassaulted, verbally attacked, threatened their lives. jewish students are not safe on this campus and the fact that this president of the institution cannot keep her students safe and they have to go to remote learning for the rest of the semester is unacceptable and shows she cannot control her school, she c

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. >> author michael tonello is perhaps the og when it comes to pre spend in his memoir, bringing home the birkin tonello describes buying hermes scarves to flip on ebay, only to discover after being turned down in multiple hermes stores for a birkin. a large scarf purchase seemed to do the trick. >> she puts the box down on the counter. she opens a drawer she put on cotton gloves, takes off the lid, the tissue, the tissue. the tissue pulls out the bag. once i figured it all out that first year, i bought and sold $1.6 million worth of birkin bags. >> but where some sing the praises of pre spend, others say it's an urban legend. i stopped elizabeth brown in san francisco's union square, struck by her noir box leather. kelly, 28, with palladium hardware. >> i haven't had that kind of experience where i was told or encouraged to purchase anything, to have access to any other product from the house. >> there is a scarcity in the market. >> customers with an appetite for orange can satiate themselves on purse pop, dot com. founded by monica aurora in 2013, the website boasts endless picture

. >> i think i'm the og guy here because i never used them back in 1989. geez, i was long out of school. >> you were long out of college too. but yeah, you know what's wrong? >> what's wrong with a scoop of vegetables and a nice piece of lean meat? >> well, that takes that takes gathering even just going to the grocery store. >> the problem is it's processed. so it has all. >> it's super shelf stable. yeah. >> so it can sit. it's can sit on the shelf forever. and then you could eat it later. yeah. >> maybe if you're on a remote island, it'll be interesting to see if we'll watch these numbers, see if they change. >> i see what happens. i love a good close vote, you know. >> so those those are nice and controversial. >> yeah. so go ahead and let us know what you think. we'll we'll check in again around 930 ish. now to a story that we're still talking about this morning, the winningest coach in college basketball history. she's won national championships an olympic gold medal. but in a few hours from now, legendary stanford women's basketball coach tara vande

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so where are you putting your money right now to manage owl og dynamics? >> we stayed mostly on the short end of the curve, still have some cash. we do like growth stocks, and i think dutch and i agree. if things were to go other than planned, it's a great place to be. i've also added some gold to the portfolio and to our view. if we're wrong on everything else, gold seems to be the beneficiary historically. if we were more hip, we might think about bitcoin, but we're just not that hip around here -- [laughter] we also like a little bit of duration. i know that rates moving the way they are starts to worry e people, but historically being 3-6 months early on a duration call is the right place to be. showing up on time you get penalized pretty hard, pretty quick. so we're taking some of our proceeds and starting to extend out in that base case. could be surprised by the fed, though, in the section six months and react accordingly. kelly: don't sell yourself short, alex, you're hip. come on, you're on "the claman countdown." telephone, i know you are loading

. >> author michael tonello is perhaps the og when it comes to pre spend.ing home the birkin, tonello describes buying hermes scarves to flip on ebay, only to discover after being turned down in multiple hermes stores for a birkin. a large scarf purchase seemed to do the trick. >> she puts the box down on the counter, she opens a drawer. she put on cotton gloves, takes off the lid, the tissue, the tissue. the tissue pulls out the bag. once i figured it all out that first year, i bought and sold $1.6 million worth of birkin bags. >> but where some sing the praises of pre spend, others say it's an urban legend. i stopped elizabeth brown in san francisco's union square, struck by her noir box leather. kelly, 28, with palladium hardware. i haven't had that kind of experience where i was told or encouraged to purchase anything, to have access to any other product from the house. >> there is a scarcity in the market. >> customers with an appetite for orange can satiate themselves on purse pop. .com founded by monica aurora in 2013, the website boasts endless pict

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