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so as a consumer of olive oil has so many of us are including spanish olive oil, i listen to you and i think, well, maybe i should start courting and other people who listen to you will probably think the same thing. but that would only make things worse. yes, i think that's that can be the case. the, the spanish plays and plays more candidate, i think, to lease it to a white context cannot see, i think going to as a place to see the product. and this is not, and usually if the, if the tires, think spice processing on the supply chain museum or all of these fund areas to key as well. but the problem in spain has been so significant. the problems produced the volumes of not to show prophecies and that even got into these areas. this been a massive because the projects that, that he only took to shuffle rock and all that has gone up as well. so too easy. and so the concern is that with it, the full obviously could come look to sustain, but why do you that he's probably gonna continue that that's, that's to be concerned that there's no one off. this is not continuation of a for august t

there were bumper stickers and t-shirts that said oliver anthony 2024.anthony for president. >> steve: awesome. is he singing about the world he knows. and he has had a hard life. people appreciate. they see parts of their story in hhis story. that's why it's resonating. griff was down there all day long. amp the show here on friday went down to north carolina. you will see griff's interview coming up about 25 minutes from now right here on "fox & friends." >> ainsley: when he was singing the famous song the whole crowd knew it. he stopped singing and they all knew the lyrics. >> brian: he reminds me of everybody mike rowe features on dirty jobs or blue collar america that was it with a banjo in his hand. >> ainsley: we were listening to it last sunday. somebody sent it to us on the way to church. i started to listening to it on my phone and somebody with me started listening on their phone. we went to church and checking for lunch plan and turned on the phone and the song started playing. i thought i turned it off. i picked up my phone again and it went

so as a consumer of olive oil has so many of us are including spanish olive oil. i listen to you and i think, well, maybe i should start courting and other people who listen to you will probably think the same thing, but that would only make things worse. yes, i think that would be the case. the, the spanish plays on page more candidate, i think, to kind of lease it to a white context cannot see, i think going to as a place to see the product. and this is not, and usually if it's price based by it's processing and they usually see that supply continues in morocco and the funding areas to key as well. but the problem in spain has been so significant. the problems produced the volumes of not very strong prophecies and that even got into these areas to spin up the massive because the projects, the 30 all it took to shuffle and rock and all that has gone up as well for tennessee. and so the concern is that with the full, obviously take a look to sustain, but why do you the east pump is going to continue that that's, that's the big concern. that is no one off. this is

and an olive oil prices growing, it could affect almost every household in southern europe, but at least for nations, see a business opportunity they are diverse, growing economies with big emissions, bricks, nations, brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa. have long complained about western influence over global financial institutions and trade, and they want to counter that dominance, championing developing nations in order they say, to re balance the world order in a push to strengthen his global power. the bricks group agreed to add new members to the alliance during its annual summits. in south africa. the group invites and 6 nations, saudi arabia, u a e, ron egypt, ciocca and argentina, to join brakes. the brick summit was held after the us, japan and south korea agreed to expand security and economic ties. before we go any further, a refresher course on what is brakes. the acronym was coined by former goldman sachs chief economist jim o'neil, back in 2001. it started actually as brick, which grouped together for the largest and fastest growing economies at the time, brazil

he's going to talk about his new book, oliver wendell holmes, a life in war, law and ideas. he tells the story of one of the most influential and cited supreme court justices in american history, in this definitive biography, he draws from many previously unpublished letters and letters to not only create the full portrayal, but detailed the scope of his thinking and long reaching influence on american jurisprudence. reviews called the book top-notch, turning his life into a page turner seems a highly difficult task. but journalists and historians -- stephen succeeds admirably. and has created a portrait of one of america's most important legal minds. everybody please welcome stephen. >> thank you very much. it's very nice to be back here at politics and prose bookstore in washington dc. sorry? well. can you hear me now? is the microphone on? about this? all right. let me try again. it's very nice to be back here at politics and prose bookstore in washington dc -- d.c., we keep bring dire productions about how the publishing industry is going down the tubes and independent b

well, okay, but you love olives. you couldn't stand olives.y give olives - this is such a disgusting, rare, so i understand you, but i see carrots with jam for the first time. carrot jam olives tea, in general, you understand the turkish breakfast, and in the turkish kindergarten, only milk and herrings are not enough. honestly, by the way, the children themselves are also mixed here by age. separate room where children sleep? quiet time, so to speak. it is interesting that children from different groups can sleep here at the same time. you see, that is, from one and the other. if the child does not want to sleep, he does not sleep, and now you lie down until three is fine, you know, spending time. they're just kids , you know, they don't understand a little more of their happiness, if it weren't for my work, zhanna said you have a quiet hour in your plan. and it still pays. oh, that would be great, but that's the way they spend their days, my god. it's an empty paradise. but how raisky lives together with children in schools and kindergartens

oliver: they have done some things. with the chip industry they have put $20 billion aside to stimulate that to attract intel and tsmc and give some money to stimulate that. have much greater constraints than they do in the united states. you have to have harmony within the eu, and some members will not be so happy about if germany and france spend big to attract all of this industry. i think there is a much more damp and expectation in terms of what we are going to get out of europe. i think that a lot of companies are just coming to terms with that. you might get something, but when you are thinking about the timeline for these companies, these are billions of dollars of investments. if you are placing them today they are sort of a no-brainer. alix: really fun conversation. oliver crook, simon kennedy, thank you very much. wonderful to set up this hour. caroline simmons, ubs, u.k. cio, will join us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: -- >> the fitch rating downgrade came as a surprise. >> is a bit of a head scratcher. >>

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my name is godfrey henry oliver palmer, and i was born injamaica in1940. big set.n esmee — e—s—m—e — steele. i am mrs munroe. lacita alexander reid. 20th may 1931, in manchester, jamaica. yeah. piano refrain plays. emotive strings play. plaintive woodwind plays. chirpy piano tune plays. history is — thankfully and finally — beginning to accord a rightful place to those men and women of the windrush generation. you look beautiful. how are you? it is, i believe, crucially important that we should truly see and hear these pioneers who stepped off the empire windrush at tilbury injune i9li8, only a few months before i was born. and those who followed over the decades to recognise and celebrate the immeasurable difference that they, their children and their grandchildren have made to this country. many served with distinction in the british armed forces during the second world war, just as their fathers and grandfathers had in the first world war. once in britain, they worked hard, offering their skills to rebuild a country during peacetime and seeking opportunities to

oliver, ifound it large in this alliance.sia and china are aiming to build. does brazil see this alliance and is an opportunity to counter the us influence?— influence? that's the key division _ influence? that's the key division between - influence? that's the key division between brics. division between brics countries. india, south africa and brazil consider themselves to be basically nonaligned countries. they would like to deepen ties to china and even russia but that should not come at the expense of their relations to the united states. lula da silva keeps saying that and that�*s why brazil has been somewhat sceptical of expansion. if that includes countries that embrace and anti—western discourse. it�*s going to be interesting how that plays out, and that has been the key dynamic at brics summits over the past few years, with russia and china seeking to embrace a more explicitly anti—western discourse. the other three saying, look, we are part of brics, we want to strengthen brics, we want to strengthen brics, we want

but i want to build on the one that oliver made about branding. and so when, when jim o'neil, the economist and goldman sachs, when he coined the term briggs at the time south africa, this is in 2001, a south africa joined the group in, in 2010 in 2001. the 5 member countries represented not even 10 percent of the global economy today, they represent a little over a quarter, and so there is a branding, there is a procedure cache associated with members. if the problem is though that for those current members, they don't want to see their influence diluted. so the larger the group, yet, the less of the less cache there is for individual members. and so what i expected we will see over the coming days is not to finalize decision on admitting new members, but perhaps more concrete discussions around the criteria for expansion criteria for membership on august. make one last point. even though obviously we're currently talking about the brick summit, i think it's important to look at the summit taking place within a wider aperture. if you look at the

and, honestly, that's been my response to the oliver anthony thing as well.'re attacking -- forget the song, you're attacking people. he's talking about people, americans. rachel: i think two things are happening, and i'll try and make it brief. one, i think candidates make mistakes when they're under pressure. and so i think what you saw there is a guy who's under a lot of pressure. there's a lot of donors a lot of people who put their hopes in desantis as the way to get rid of trump. and if it's just not working out. he's urn a a lot of pressure from very powerful people who want him to win. the other thing i think, and this is the thing nobody's talking about. i tried to bring this up a little bit yesterday as welch -- as well. 2024 is also about 2020 and russia hoax 2016. and i think whether the donors, whether the democrats, the media, the rinos, whoever, what they don't realize is that the gop voter is traumatized by what happened. and i think they, you know, it sounds pentty to say it's a revenge -- petty to say it's a revenge vote. they're really afra

>> he's my neighbor. >> anthony lived next door to oliver anthony for five years.y is feeling for the most part. we don't have a voice to say it to the rich men north of richmond. and now we do. >> oliver anthony, just a few weeks ago, was writing and filming himself playing music on his cell phone and uploading it to youtube, now he has the number 1 song in the country. oliver anthony said he's not interested in interviews, he's doing the joe rogan podcast which came out yesterday and another podcast that he plans to do to get into what he says is the more nitty-gritty of his songs and who he is but jim, this song, clearly resonating with so many americans. the pain, the injustice he talks about, whether or not americans have felt that before or are feeling it now, really it seems like this man, oliver anthony is a voice for what many americans are still feeling right now pay >> not the voice that some are claiming, if you listen to the lyrics of the song. it's amazing that he has turned down $8 million. thanks so much for going out there. >>> jim, no bull, that's

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that's bloomberg's oliver crook in germany.ore earnings, the world largest smartphone processing maker qualcomm has slid in after hours after giving a tepid sales forecast. this, as the market contends with the worst slowdown in years. joining us is tech analyst matthew bloxham. what are your takeaways from qualcomm's results? >> most people focus on that q4 forecast. they guided to 8.1 to 8.9 billion of revenue, with consensus at 8.8 billion. if you look at where qualcomm makes its money, 60% from smartphones, 16% from china. both those markets are proving to be continually weak for them. the post-recovery has not come through the way people thought. the smartphone market really important in china but generally quite weak because of the economic slowdown. they have been trying to diversify into other areas, automotive and iot. that's going well, but not big enough yet to compensate for smartphone weakness. they talked a lot about ai yesterday. they are looking to get on-device ai processing is a new opportunity. that is someth

trying to cancel oliver anthony through smears because of youtube play list now.as it has before. because we are on to their tiresome and desperate game. now, someone who is not tiresome and desperate is actor and comedian rob schneider. he is also the star of woke up in america, available exclusively right now on fox nation.com. it is hilarious. rob, i don't want you to with desperate. that is just horrible and tedious. no, that's not what you are. >> thank you. look, first of all, if i may correct your little news program, laura, when biden in hawaii with the, you know, when they are honoring the victims of the fire. he was not sleeping, he was taking a prayer nap. praying for the victims. it's very obvious. he was praying for them. you could tell mid sleep -- he did that every once in a while. and i know people complain it's $113 billion for ukraine and $700 per maui citizen. well, let me just tell you. you have been to hawaii. i have been to hawaii. we know how inexpensive everything is over there you have to ship everything in, do you know $700 goes a long wa

so griff through down to north carolina and spoke to oliver anthony himself. talking about the outpouring of emotion from the people all around the world who want to see this guy live. >> do you feel the appreciation the public has given you for allowing them to feel that i really don't want the it appreciation. i'm not at special. appreciate each other. find the energy that was in this song and manifest it in people's own personal lives. and, you know, talking to their neighbors again and their co-workers. and just trying to find similarities. it's not about me and my message. really what i believe is god put this message out for people hope. i mean, culturally we won't have a country very long, five years, 50 years? i don't know. i don't see our country lasting more than another generation the way we are headed. we have got to go back to the roots of what made this country great in the first place, which was our sense of community. >> steve: for the most part he let his lyrics do the talking. he made no political statements in the show i wonder if he is repu

you are cool to. >> oliver anthony and his old resonator guitar.ould go listen to other songs as well. he has the same message for giving hope to those struggling peer politicians may want to take note. we saw at least one. all of president 2024 signs. >> i saw murch. he's making some money now. he has some merchandise with his name on it. speak of the concert was free and he was selling some merchandise. the guy running the merchandise is his next-door neighbor. this is a very small organic operation and as you heard in the story about the song, writing the second half the day that he filmed it with raven that you saw there that had the radio wv youtube channel. it is a remarkable story and we are just at the beginning of what is going to be a big career. >> brian: did he tell you why he's reluctant to do media? he didn't seem awkward, he seemed very confident and composed. >> i didn't ask him directly. i think it's just that he's gotten so busy and so many requests for him to play. i asked him to play for "fox & friends" and he said he is looking

oliver. — wanted to do for a long time. oliver, what is your next stage?e from sixth form and see _ think i will stay here from sixth form and see then. _ think i will stay here from sixth form and see then. do- think i will stay here from sixth form and see then.— think i will stay here from sixth form and see then. do you know what ou will form and see then. do you know what you will study? _ form and see then. do you know what you will study? business, _ form and see then. do you know what you will study? business, politics - you will study? business, politics and history- _ you will study? business, politics and history. do _ you will study? business, politics and history. do you _ you will study? business, politics and history. do you go, _ you will study? business, politics and history. do you go, that - you will study? business, politics and history. do you go, that is i you will study? business, politics| and history. do you go, that is the full ranae and history. do you go, that is the full range of— and history. do you go, that is the full range

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emily of ron oliver says he contracted it after visiting a spa.ficials say it may have had an outbreak. abc 7 news reporter brian curry spoke with a man close to the family and wears the family is in shock. >> since fifth grade ian mcpherson and ron oliver have been best friends. he's coping with the loss of a man who open his heart to everyone he met. >> some guy was on a bike and he fell at a jobsite we were working at in july, that was the last time we worked together. when i stopped working he helped the guy up, brought him back. you know, that's the type of guy he is. >> oliver's family says he died august 3. he visited the day spa on july 19 and they say he contracted the onus after spending five minutes in the hot of. -- the hot tub. contra costa health services investigating for a legionnaire's outbreak. the county supervisor says the spa was operating illegally and it is closed indefinitely. two people including all have died after visiting the spot. the supervisor says the health department contacted more than 30 people who went to the s

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it is by a singer from farmville, virginia named oliver anthony. his lyrics speak of alienation, of deep frustration with the state of government and of this country. washington, d.c. is about 100 miles north of richmond. ♪ music playing ♪ rich men north of richmond. lord knows they have total control. they want to know what you think. they want to know what you do. they don't think you know, but i know that you do. the rich men.

here's my pitch, oliver, if you're listening and waching,wood love to sit down and chat with you. stuart: put him on the show. >> yeah, "varney & co.". stuart: absolutely. thank you, lydia. it's that time. we show you the dow 30, sense of the market. i get the sense there's a lot of selling. i can see six win winners and ls and the dow is off 250. now take a look at this. something rather different. that is a mickey mantle rookie card sign no less. it's on the auction block with the current bid of more than $600,000. ken golden thinks it could sell for a whole lot more than that. ken is here and he'll join me next. if only we had a taylor swift dress that would go for a couple of million. we'll be back with sports memorabilia and ken golden after this. ♪ my relationship with my credit cards wasn't good. i got into debt in college, and no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. the high interest... i felt trapped. debt! debt! debt! debt! so i broke up with my credit card debt and consolidated it into a low rate personal loan from sofi. i finally feel like a grown-up. bre

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oliver was then hospitalized for an unspecified medical condition. the distraught governor said appointing oliver as his lieutenant was the best decision he ever made. >>> tonight new york city police are investigating the fatal stabbing of a dancer as a possible hate crime. cbs's shanelle kaul reports witnesses describe hearing homophobic slurs during the attack outside a brooklyn gas station. >> reporter: the nypd is still searching for the person who fatally stabbed o'shae sibley, a professional dancer and choreographer -- >> they murdered him because he was gay. >> reporter: it happened saturday night at this brooklyn gas station. sibley is seen on this surveillance video while he and his friends stopped to get gas. moments later, witnesses say he got into a heated argument with a man who made homophobic slurs. sibley was stabbed in the chest and later died. >> o'shae was a beacon of light that just influenced everybody. >> reporter: the 28-year-old moved from philadelphia to new york three years ago to pursue his career. >> i'm horrified. >> rep

oliver anthony's concert sold out in minutes. >> what do you think of this oliver. >> it hits the hearthe truth, we have someone who will speak it. >> a good ol' boy with a lot of values, you could feel that in his music. >> a man that reads strip scripture and prays for a concert that is the best. >> there is a return to roots of country, the carter family, loretta. what has this song revealed that audiences are not getting elsewhere. >> it really speaks to how so many people in the middle of the country, feel like they are literally not heard. and they told me that, i have been out covering on the campaign trail over the years, i hear that quite a bit, no one is listening to us. that is such a sad thing, you feel like you are connected through television but you stand in in middle of nebraska it feels very far away and quiet. when you feel that you are not heard, it very real. to them. they are supporting political candidates, they are follow follow politicians, they just want to be heard, and over and over they say, no one is listening, here someone knows them and understands them bu

and don't understand or attempt to understand people like oliver.ng of cnn did a focus group asking should we support ukraine. cnn was like, oh, my, we have a massive disconnect and this song speaks to that. >> emily: what struck me about this song, it could have been from the '20s or like the '50s, it seemed timeless and made me sad that periods of this country we thought we had moved on and past we find ourselves in again, hard-working americans feeling unheard. >> harris: living in the new world with an old soul is what he's talking about. lisa, i think on the left, there is lack of curiosity for leaders on the left to find out what it is like to be someone else other than him and to live outside that bubble of d.c. it is unfortunate, it causes you to go backward. you may as well go sit back at the counter because you are not in present day temperature is hurtful, i feel the anguish of not being heard and seen with every word he sings every word he's written and speaks and same with jason aldean and they're going to try to cancel everybody that s

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